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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1918)
SALEM, OREGOJt jPAGH EIGHT MONDAY, JAN. 7, 1918. 3(C jjc (C 5C SC 5C 5jC 5C SjC TOBACCO FOR COMPANY M .. THE GOjLDEN RULE -J Operating 175 Stores in 22 States All Around Town ; PERSONALS t Miss Hortenso Nadron spent tho week end in Portlund. C. T. Peterson was horo from Seattle today on a business trip. Eric Kreft rcturnud this morning from Portland where lie spent the week end with relatives. Mrs. K. C. Bucey accompanied by lior daughter, Miss Lucile, arrived iu Balem yesterday from Oakland, California. 'CGMKGJTS January 7. Appointment of city officers for coming year. January 8. Cherrian annual installation and dance at Ma sonic temple. Janaaqr 18 "The First Lady of the Lmmi," at High Bchool for benefit of Araiy Y. . C. A. The Willamette registered 9.1 feet above low water this morning, falling Used Furniture Wanted Highest Cosh Price VaiA far Used Furniture E. L. STIFF & BON, Phone 841 or 508 The Capita! Jsmk Co. Pays the Highest Price for nil kinds of junk Phono 808 271 CHKMTjKBTA esr. . 6 Farm Loans 6 Five and sevon years loans with privilege to repay $MX) or multiples on any interest date. J. M. and H. M. IJuwIdna, Local Agealw IfAfmnml I non At Ttftdr fl ? 4c SU Masonic Dldg., Balem, ure. w SALEM TAX1CAB CO. PHONE 700 CABS-OF ANY KIND TOE ANY PLACE AT ANY TIME COtTNTUY TRIPS 10c A KILE. OFFICE BLIOXI HOTEL. J. A. BECK, Mgr. William Johnson left today for Kansas City, Mob, Geo. P. Vick left this morning for Portland on a short business trip. Orvillo Stubbs, the tailor, spent the week end with relatives in Portland. Tr. il. O. Hickman of Gervais, was in the city today on professional business. Miss Horlense Ingalls had as her week end guest.. Miss Laura Hall, of Portland. Benjamin Brick returned last evening from Taeoma, where ho has been the past week in connection with business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith, of Cauby, Oregon, were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. u. Jirookms, loai iiio erty street. W. Lu Jordan, who has been employ ed at Ilibler's barber shop, left this morning for Seattle, where he expects to bu permanently located. II. O. White, of the firm of D. A. Whito & Sons, left this morning ou u business trip to Portland and the .Sound country. J. 1). Hartwell was up from Portland for a week end visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hartwell, of 774 80:1th 38th street. 0. A. Locl'ii ood loaves this evening for the Mare Island radio training sta tion after a ten days' furlough spent with his patents and friends iu this city. Emil Schaefer and family motored over yesterday to the farm situated 12 miles the other side of Dallas on the Tillamook road. They found the roads muddy and cut up in places. Mrs. Anna M. Walker, who has been at Bremerton, Washington, visiting her.l son, Join. M., is staying at tre homo of B. H. Campbell. Mis. Walk fi lms four sons in the service. John M. Walker was an employe of the Btandnrd Oil company in this city and later agent at Independence. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sherman left Sat urday for Portland, after spending the holidays nt the Chns. Kreft home, ltiljS B plreot. 'J hey will make a short visit with Mrs. Sherman's sister in Portland before returning to their home iu Ever ett, Washington. Mrs. Sherman is a daughter of Mr. and Mr... this city. - Dr. M. P. jtfendelsoUn fits eyes correctly- U. 8. Natl, bank bldg. tf 0 Through a mistake the name of Oscar Cutler got into the delinquent list re cently published. His name does not be long there, says the board. Patton Plumbing Co., 335 Chemcketaj Phone 1900. We do repair work. Stoves and furnaces coiled. tf " 0 Word was received from Silverton this morning that Adolph Wolfe a pion eer of Marion count', had died there yesterday. He was the father of Julius Wolfe of this city. 0 Doty, 157 S. Com. 0 The Gibson MiUinory has moved from 377 Court to 409 Court St. and will be glad to see their old friends and patrons. 0 The Salem Social Service Center would like to find a temporary home for two little fatherless boys age 8 and 10 years. Mother ill and unable to care for them at present. Country home pre ferred. Call 624-J or 302. 1.1 foot since Saturday. o Confetti dance at Hurst hall Tues day Jan. 8th- : born : TJTRAfKYER To Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Niemcyer, Saturday, Jan. 5th, 1918, at the- Salem hospital, a son, weighing 8 pounds. He will bo named Charles William Stuart. The Eastern Star auxiliary of the Bed Cross will meet at the Elks hall to morrow from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. as usual. o Word is had that Chief of Police Cooper is seriously ill at his home with plural pneumonia. He was on duty Fri day and was taken suddenly ill .Friday night. Grave doubts are entertained for his recovery. 0 Checker and chess players of the city will meet tonight at the Commercial club to perfect the organization 01 a cherker and chess club as an auxiliary of the Commercial club. I. Greenbaum and V. W. fisher are back of the move ment. 0 "War Gardens" is the subject of the main address at the regular. monthly meeting of the floral society at the Com mercial club auditorium tonight. Mrs. Elizabeth Lord will also give an address ou the subject of flax. 0 Mrs. Ivan E. Bellinger, accompanied by Ivan Bellinger, left yesterday for lort Ituey, Kan., where her husband, Lieutenant Ivan E. Bellinger, is Ber- iously ill with pneumonia. Mr. Bellinger is in the medical reserve corps at the Fort Biley training camp. Mrs. Bellin ger was accompanied as far as Portland by Paul Hauser. o The Oregon Taxi company has mov ed from 457 State to 371 State. 1-12 Dr. W. B. Morse, with offices in the Bank of Commerce, is the largest individual contrib utor to the Capital Journal's tobacco fund for the soldier boys in Prance. The .doctor handed-n $20 today with the stipulation that . the tobacco paid for goes to Company M and in forwarding the next remittance this requesF will be made. It is a gift that will no doubt be appreciated, by the boys from balem and vicinity. ST Cash fish market. S3. Com. St. 0- No delivery, 157 When you purchase a tomb in Mount Greet Abbey Mausoleum you provide, the burial place, Tlie monument, and earo of the grave, forever. Tombs $225, '$2r0 or $275 each. Manager, Phooie 1060W. M 0 The Hauser Brothers basketball team ptoved too fast for the boys nt the deaf school Saturday night, winning the game with a score of 32 to 11. Captain Brooks and Moore starred for the win ning team. A return game will be played next Saturday night at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. 0 - I will ship Thursday Jan. 10. Top 1 II' L..n i-iliniin prices tor nogs. u. i . -.,'., i" 220GM.: 1-8 Doty's cash fish market, 157 S. Com ihiik i mti mittkM o HARMS.Tc Mr. and Mrs. John Harms, 497 North 18th street, Monday, Jan. 7, 1918, a son. ' : kimmom 15 & -' . OPTOMETRY MEANS EYE SERVICE NOW while you are thinking about it-make up your mind to come here for Glasses--We are Careful, You should Be. . ! MISS A. McCULLOCII, Optometrist, 208-9 Hubbard Building Salem, Oregon liUiUu-.iVi n Job Department Is Busy all the Time. It goes to prove that our work and prices satisfy the users good Printing. r r Z7 DAMON CLOSES OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES REGARDLESS OF COST Del Monte Catsup, closing out price 18c White Laundry Soap, closing out price, 11 Bars for 50c 30n Bottle Lemon or Vanilla Extract, closing out price 20c Full Cream Cheese, closing out .price, per pound 25c Best Valley Flour, closing out price $2.35 Corn, closing out price, per can 11c Ticnic Hams, closing out price, per pound 21c Butter, closing out price, pound - 48c Corn Flukes, closing out price, 4 ,pkgs. for ....25c Qlos9 Starch, closing out price, 3 1-2 lbs. for 25c Vermicelli, 50c boxes, clos ing out price 40c Brooms, worth 1.00, closing ouf price 75c Macaroni, closing, out price, 13 lbs. for $1.00 Spuds, closing out price. per sack $1.25 Sweet Relish, 10c cans, closing out price, ,...5c can Make out your list and lay in a SO or 60 days supply. Everything goes regardless of Cos DAMON 855 N. Commercial St. Phone 68 WE DELIVER While all graves in cemeteries are filled with water this rainy season the tombs in Mount Crest Abbey Mauso leum are always dry, all seasons, for ever. XI. v. Mexican, manager, aoa High St Phone 1060 W. tf to The sheriff from Multnomah county came up Saturday and took charge of in automobile which was picked up over a week ago by the Salem police. The machine was left standing in the street without an apparent owner and was ta ken in charge by the local orricers and r stored. It was the property of Portland parties. How to Address Soldiers In France In response to many inquiries as to how to address letters or packages to the boys in Company M the depart ment provides that the name and rank of the person as Captain, sergeant or private be written in full followed by the address which is "l(12nd In fantry, care Postmaster New York City, New York." The New York postoffice is the clearing house for all mail intended for our troops in Europe and for that matter for all troops, for once a letter reaches the New York of fice for anyone in the army, no matter where he is stationed it will be for warded to him. The government has adopted this plan as it is about the only one that can be satisfactorily carried out owing to the shifting of the troops. At any time a letter ad dressed as above will reach its destina tion, barring submarines and accidents. A large body of local Foresters are planning on going to Albany tomorrow light for a visit with the foresters' :c.dgo of that city. It is expected that twenty or more will make the trip. o Mrs. Bert Victor leaves tomorrow for San Autonio, Texas, where she will join her husband who is stationed there in the aviation training school. o Drs. M. L. Mercer and E. Walton of this city, attended the mid.-winter meeting of the Oregon Osteopathic asso ciation which was held in Portland Sat urday. It. Mercer was on the program as lender of the discussion on one of the clinics considered. 0 Prof. James T. Matthews, or wu- amette, nil! give a lecture on cxiuui- ng the Circle" tomorrow nigni at vvei er hall at 8 o'clocK. 1'roi will give a Word has been received in the city thnt the Fourth Engineer corps which left Vancouver December 21st, had ar rived at Camp Green, North Carolina. The boys were eleven days on the road and arrived in camp one week ago to day. They are the only regulars in camp out of 3o,000 men stationed mere. 0 The Bed Cross headquarters received a wire this morning to the effect that a shipment of yarn was on the road, the rnme beinc expected to arrive here ou Friday or Saturday of this -week. The vim is sock yarn, and the ladies in charire. are anxious thnt the members f.oeure it n soon as possible after its receipt and convert it into socks. A ciuantitv of sweater yarn- is now on hand. 0 Labor Commissioner Hoff says some farmers are almost afraid to plant crops fonriner n labor shortage at harvest time Mr Hof advises them that they need have no fear on this account and points out that the government is urging the plantinc of everv available acre and will not permit 01 any 01 us prouuci going to waste. 0 The constable from Silverton Satur- dnv hroua-ht to the county jail Ired Noelker, who is wanted at Detroit, Michigan, for failure, to appear before the local registration board in responso tn noticp from it. S heritf jNeenn.im wir ed the Detroit board ibis morning and obtained permission to'couduct the phy- olcl oxmniiintinn of the voung man here. 0 Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at the Snl.-ni rnblie, librarv will be heard tlie first lecture of the series which Will be given this season. Prof. Frederick Dunn, of the University of Oregon, will give the lecture, which will be on the inr A Trin Through Rome," with honutifnl colored illustrations. The li.nr.iimm' will be iriven on Wednesday nights this year instead of Friday nights as given last season, rue puuuc 10 co diully invited to attend. Two girls, Margaret and Verne Key . .l.ia nn.1 vniinir man named R. H Woodin were arrested by the constable Inst. Fridav and were hr.Mi.Tlt in Snleni Saturday. The girl w..ro sent to the industrial school and th.. vo.msr fellow who was wandering 'the eountrv with them was entil this morning, he being wanted St Seattle, where his ship is' located and where he is in the navy. This morning Sergeant Kintz arrived from Seattle and ...it th vmmsr man back to auswer charms of strascling. Had he remained mu n rinv innirer tins ciihtkc v.uu. have been changed to desertion, and the .,i,wlimi-iit mk'ht have been serious. ,.... ... 1;.. V. . As it is tie win get on i'"" isl: tm?nt. An audience taxing the capacity of the Leslie Methodist tpiscopnl cnurcn - i.r,mnt at the unveiling or tnc ser vice flog which occurred at the church last evening. Governor nunramuc pave a patriotic address and performed the .-eremony of unveiling the flag. The l.lrt.s of h, pveniue was aenv ml hr President Carl Gregg Done of Willamette university, who spoke on the American fine, what it symbolized nn:l tttlSt it should mean to us, especial K- in tha Tirosoiit national and world .ri a. A solo bv ('has. Douglas and recitation by Rex Howard, besides spec ial m.si- bv the choir and the womens trio, added to the highly appropriate rrocram for the occasion. The servic flag contained twenty-six stars at the time of unveilinir and there are two more stars to be added. Matthews non technical discussion of rh'H Tirolilpm which is an extremely old one, and no admission will be charged. W. O. Allen, manager of the Hunt Brothers company, and W. T. Jenks, of the Willamette Valley mine associa tion, left Saturday for San Francisco on ' 1 ,. wi,;i. i,v t!irv a irpiicrj 1 ' silicas iiii. " iii.u ........ ...-v will confer with federal purchasing crnnta relative to the disposition 01 Oregon fruit products. The fire department was called out shortly after 9 o'clock this morning to tho residence of Wm. Brown, 3:20 Wilson uiront tn rx-tiniriush a root lire. 1110 flames started from a burning flue and imfl trained a srood headway when tlie department arrived, having eaten out a considerable area arounu mo emmucy. 0 Next Friday evening the affirmative cam of the Salem high school will meet debate the negative team irom ine a 11, , in v liio-h school in the Inst or series to determine the champion de baters of this district. On the same veiling Salem's negative team will go o Oregon City and debate the aiiirm- ative team of that place, j.110 quesnou ,h,hntr,l will be "Resolved, that the Cnitcd States should abandon the Mon doctrine." 0 Buster Brown make, mercerized, in all colors, 39c Pair all the new shades 79c Pair Our Prices Always the Lowest Fibre Silks, in Gal & Co Commercial and Court Sts., formerly Chicago Store Phone 1072 ' STEAMSHIP TORPEDOED New York, Jan. 7. The American steamsliip Harry Luckenbach has been torpedoed and sunk, according to advices received by her owners today. Eight of the crew drowned. today. Hog prices experienced frac tional reductions from tho same cause. When you reach your bottom dollar you still have the foundation for a fortune. Americans Killed In Action with Canadians Ottawa. Ont., Jan. 7. The following Americans are mentioned in latest cas ualty lists: HUied m Action. H. Stewart, Vinson, Kansas. J. K. Fisk, Oak Park, Illinois. , J. E. Butcher, Knixville, Tennessee. H. L. Goodin, Bailey, Nebraska. Wounded. -D. B. Edwards, Townsend, AVash. Stock Sales Normal In Wall Street Today New York, Jan. 7- Tho New York Evening Sun financial review today said: . Compared with recent .sessions, to day's stock market was little more than normal. Trading was quiet and was confined largely to the profession al eloment. Week-end events were flrnlcely with out exception favorable and constructive. Washington supplied some incentive for buying, more particularly among the rails, by the intelligence that the interstate commerce icommission has sent out a. request to the railroads for j information as to their capital re- j quiremcnts in 1918. j The doubling of demurrage rates ; was also taken as an earnest request ! of McAdoo's businesslike methods. j There were animated moments in the j last hour when the entire list defi- j nitely moved forward. . j Cattle Prices Slump On Rumor of Control Portland, Or., Jan. 7 Belief that tho government may operate tho pnek ing plants caused cattle prices to slump from 15 to 30 cents on the local market AT Counv Judge Bushey and the bridge contractors held a get-to gether meeting 1!,is morn ne- and following it tue leui riornrv bridge was opened tor loot tia vel. As soon as the war department can i...nr,l from Tmd the plans nirproveu tiir, pnntrni tors will drive additional pil up under the spans, and as soon as this is done the bridge will bo opened for U kinds of traffic. contractors av -. ..-ill Inbn litir 11 SUITE LU1 iu the work once the permission oi me uo paitnient is obtained. iO Beginning tomorrow and lasting one week, a (lemonstratu n ol mr ...w. berg-King products will be made daily .i ho Rnti, crroccrv store. The dem onstration will be in charge of -is. Florence Chapman of Corvallis, and will consist of cooking the evaporated products cf the plaut and converting them to their natural state. Theodore Roth, who is chairman ot the nidus trial bureau of the Commercial cmo and largely through whose efforts the Salem Kings products plant was es tablished iu Salem, is especially anx ious to gt the people of the city ac quainted and interested in the prod ucts or tue new piant, ami is sum, the demonstration in connection with the company in order to demonstrate tho economy and great food value of the evaporated products, the pnmic is cordially inviteii to surau oie uuu onstration's, and especially the house wives. Miss Ragnhild Johansson Massage and Medical Gymnastic Graduate of Sweden Trained Nurse Phone 1317 455 N. Summer St. Hours by appointment at your home. Phone 193 118 S. Commercial St. 387 Com t Street, 299 RXcsmercial St. Sugar Peas, 2 cans 25c Iowa Corn, 2 cans 25c Banquet Tomatoes, 2 cans ....25c Milk, 2 cans for 25c 3 lbs. Macaroni for 25c 4 lbs. Bulk Rolled Oats for ....25c Albers Pearls of Wheat, large package 32c Albers Flap Jack Flour, large package 30c Albers Rolled Oats, large package 30c Puffed Wheat or Rice, 2 packages 26c Grape Nuts, 2 pkgs 25c Kellogg Corn Flakes, pkg 10c Post Toasties, pkg ; 10c E. C- Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs 23c 10 Bars C, W. Soap for 48c 3 Cans Old Butch Cleanser....25c 7 Bars Pacific Laundry Soap for : 25c Crisco, small size 47c Medium 87c; large $1.69 No. 5 White Ribbon Compound $1.30 5 Gallons Kerosene 65c No. 10 Whole Wheat or Wheat Harts 55c No. 10 Pancake Flour and Graham Flour 55c Large Juicy Oranges, doz 35c-40c Atmores Mince Meat, " 2 packggss for , 25c 1 General Coeihals Will Assist Director McAdoo Washington, Jan. 7. General Goe thals, acting quartermaster general, has been appointed chief of transporta tion for the war department to co operate with Pirector General MeAdoo in movement of all kinds of war sup Another step in this program was taken today when Edward N. Hurley was named chairman of the New York war r.ort "hoard which i assisting in imnrovin? N'ew York Tort facilities. In connection with GoethaTs' work, the plan for diverting war shipments to several destinations is oeing De veloped- The new labor party in Eumania is in favor of woman suffrage. When in SALEM, OEEGON, Stop at BLIGH HOTEL Strictly modern, $1.00 a Day. 100 Booms of solid comfort. The only hotel in the business district. Fancy Peaberry Coffee, lb. 26c Fancy Blend Coffee, lb. .'. 21e Power Coffee, lb 23c Pacific Hard Wheat Flour, sack $2.60 Diamond C Flour, sack $2.45 Creamery Eutter, lb 55c BLIGH TONIGHT AND TUESDAY "5k. THE SNED-E-I COMPANY PRESENTS THE CURSE OF A ROMANCE OF THE SOUTHLAND PRICES 5c, 10c, 30c WEDNESDAY ""THE SPENDTHRIFT ID 6 m MM :rr w LOODf i tin j
