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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1918)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORE. FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1918. FIVE NEW TODAY IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING. "DON'T WHISPER IN A WELT-USE A JOURNAL WANT AD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES UP TO DATE furniture for sale cheap. -au iuo u street or pnone lo-O. 419 Bate per word New Today: Each insertion One week (6 insertions) 5c One month (20 insertions) 17c The Capital Journal will not be re sponsible for more than one insertion, for errors in Classified Advertisements ftead your advertisement the first day it appears and notify us immediately Minimum charge, 15c. WHITE Rock chicks. I'hone 93F5. 4 S!5 G(KD top dirt freo for hauling. 910 N. Church St. Phono G34M. 4-19 FOR SALE Three fresh young cows. I'hone 77F12. 419 FOR SALE Team and harness, cheap, must sell in 2 or 3 days, going away. Call 271 N. Com'l. i'hone 734. 4-20 FOR RENT Three or four rooms, mod era, furnished for lighthousekjiep ing, 325 8. 14th St. 4-20 WANTED Farm hand; must be a good one, will pay the best of waxes. C. 0. Russell. Phone 3F3. tt i . MANY SCHEMES PUT UP TO POPA G WE Big Magazines Trying to Work Grange to Help Zone Postage System At the meeting of Pomona Grange a few days ago at the state fair grounds, a resolution was introduced favoring au income tax that would tax the sal aries of all public officials, national, stats and crtunty, fioiu the -president of the United States to the roadmaster. While there was some sentiment iu favor of Itaxing official incomes, the Grange did not go on record. lhc Grange also failed to go on rcc- 1 SHOW FINEST EVER STAGED IN SALEM' Best Talent of Capital Gty Is Rehearsing New and Wonderful Stunts All arrangements have been about completed for the big Cherrian min strel show which will be put over at the Grand Opera House next Tuesday aud Wednesday nights, aud enthusiasm is running high among the Cherrian organ ization, knowing as they do, that this will positively be the best home talent minstrels, that has ever been presented ord lining up with the great eastern". in this city With such noted soloists FOR SALE Twin Indian motorcycle i T """" , . , , tOS. Phone 1936M-. 4-22 . PJ3A"r,02? int0am ","d fhae' v cheap. Phctie i41R or call at 39o H. ,iturornf!i.i jv- !,;,!,. ,rir i. l'th street. 4-19 WANTED Girl for bindery work. In quire Rodger Paper Co. 422 HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Elderly lady to do light housekeeping. Ref . erencoa required. Phone 419. 4-20 FOR SALE 1916 Ford, Halvorsen & Burns earace. 4-22 Zr I 7i FOR RENT Modern bungalow, five COOD farm wagon for sale, 99o south; ' l i 1 :., ti in, -ii a in 14th St. FOR SALE Truck,. 1918 Maxwell, has never boon used. Phone 121. 4-19 FOR SALE Ford ,1917, just like new. A bargain. Phone 121. 4-19 FOB SALE Some nice shoats from 100 lba. up. Call 87F24. 4-19 Fi)R SALE One Toller top desk. Phoma 124 or call at 250 Court. 4-20 DAY old Barred Rock chicks 12c each. Phono 27F21. 4-19 BICYOLK for sale. Inquire at 809 N. Slat S. -20 EARLY ROSE potatoes, fine large seed. C. C. Russell. Phone 3F3. tf FOR SALE Two young mares, one broke. Phone 2142R. 4-20 WANTED Garden plowing to do. Phono 1360. 4-24 FOR RENT Small house, furnished, 482 S, High, St. Phone 1123. 4-22 WANT to bay 7 or 8 room modern house with, large lot. Phone 970 4r22 BUGS cleaned 50c per rug; FUib Shop. Phone 1022. 4-20 FOUND A S. P. depot,, man's purse. Phane 42F3. 4-19 MONEY to loan for clients. Ivan G Martin. Masonic Temple. - 4-19 GIRLS 'wanted at the Glove Factory. 1455 Oak St. Steady work. 4-23 HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent, close in. 257 N. Liberty at. SWITCHES made from combings. Mrs. Iloyce. Phoue 104L 4-23 FOR RENT Furnished, strictly mod ern 6 room bungalow. W. A. Lisbon, agent. 4"2 GARDEN plowing wanted. 1549 Broad way. Phone 2017J. s'a COL. W. F. WRIGHT the auctioneer. Turner, Oregon. Phone 52. 5-11 WANTED To buy stock cattle, any kind. Phono 157GW. 5-L HAVE you wood sawingt Call phene r. f roil SALE Cheap Mga grade rugs. Call 1155 North Summer. Phone 3d4. 5-17 FOR RENT Sdx rtoom modern cot tage cheap. 1500 Hines, between S. 14th and 15th. 4-20 FOR SALE Range, heater, 9x12 Brus d rug, lijbrary table. 1500 Che meketa, FOR SALE Whit Indian Runner ducks and White Leghorn eggs for hatching. Phone C6F21. 4 -'- W ANTED Man to do logging, good layout. Call 4x51 or write Box 268, Turner. .. . FOR SALE Loganberry plants. Phone 100F32, W. I. McKanney, FOR SALE. Loganberry tips. Henry Young, Rt. 5. Phono evenings S9 F4. 4-20 WALL PAPER, 124 cents double roll, upward. Buren's Furniture Store, 179 Commercial. tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished house keeping rooms, reasonable. 855 N. Com'l St 4-20 THE FIXIT SHOP Let us repair and snarpen vour lawn mowers, zoi iourt I'hone 1022. tf WANTED Onion wecdors, wood and water handy; will start in two weeks H. O. Burns, Brooks, Or. 4-19 OUR 105 acre ranch, 2 miles east on Garden road is for sale. Geo. Swe gle. tf TWO and three room furnished apart ments, 491 N. Cottage. Phone 2203. U FOR RENT Furnished rooms, hot wajlPr. ter, bath, and heat K-oom on nrst floor with private both. Suitable for two. Phone 570W, 170 Court St. 4-19 CABBAGE contracts wanted by tho Gideon Stolz Co. for sour kraut pur poses. Experienced growers prefer red. Prices on application. tf FOR TRADE 40 acres near. Craw- fordsvillo for Salem city property. What have youf See J. A. Mills, 320 State St. 4 -0 FOUND Bunch of keys on State St. . n it : t ' - ' - I- .. 0 Keys on oan jcTanoseo, vuiij.., cj ring. Owner can obtain same by call ing at Journal office and paying for ad. FOR SALE 5 passenger Studebaker Model zo, in nrst ciass mecua-nicm condition; for quick sale $300, leav ing. Call at 1480 N. 5th St. 4-20 FOR SALE Baker Electrio coupe and General Electric rectiner, in gouu condition; car haB soft rubber tires and extra large head light; for fur ther information phone 1201W. tf FOR SALE Registered Clydesdale horses, one mare 6 years old, Juno 191S; one stallion 4 years old May, 1918; one stallion 2 years old May, 1918. For prices write E. A. Fuher, owner, Greenleaf, Idaho. 4-22 organizations which have a complaint because they arc . oblised to pay mail charges according to the zone system. It seems the burden of the postoffice department has been in carrying mag azines at a lrdss and when these maga zines were compelled to pay according to distance, they have started a prop aganda to influence Jhe public in tneir favor. Miss Cornolia Marvin was pres ent and spoke in favor of the maga zine's contention The Grange also failed to go, on rec ord anil refused to endoise or condemn the non-partiisan political league; sim ilar to tho ono in North Dakota. Good as John W. Todd, Osear B. Gingrich, Al bert Gille and O. A. Maey all of whom will introduce the very latest ballads, and patriotic songs, such as "The Blue Bird." "There's a Service Flag Fly ing at Our Home," "Somewhere in France is Daddy" and "Flag of My Heart," and a great many others. The big chorus is composed of all of the very best Bingers in Salem which will as sure every one that everything will b. sung with full expression, and with plenty of pop back of it. The famous Cherrian comedian "Charlie" Know land who has had world's of experience as an end man in all the minstrel shows XX XX XX . .. . . ,. , .. . . .. . and bad repnrta have coine to the coast Qf Javs Bone by, will keep the audience regarding this league and the Grange jkeyed up to the highest pinacle of laugh- was nob ready to go on record. The state grange will be held in Sa lem during the first week of June, meeting probably in the house ot rep resentatives. The committee on enter tainment reported that about 160 dele gates would attend and about 300 vis itors and arrangements were, being made for their entertainment. Report of Industrial Accident Commission During the week ending April 18th, inclusive, there were reported to the state industrial aocident commission 495 accidents, of which number 5 were fatal. Following is shown the names, addresses and occupations f the fatal ly injured workers: Jas. Greife, Roseburg, light and pow- Andrew Jensen, Portland, construc tion. Ed Berg, Portland, shipbuilding. D. R. Wheeler, Marshfield,' shipbuild ing. E. R. Kelly, St. Helens, shipbuildr ing. SAYS BOLSHEVIKI HELP New ork, April 19. Hudson Max im, inventor, declared today ne Deiiev- erl that some of the vast amount of nminiimtinn IrKancr consumed by the Germans on the west front was sup plied them by the bo.sheviki 6, box 121. tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished house keeping and sleeping rooms. 645 Fer ry St. " FOB RENT Good five room modern house. Inquire 506 N. Commercial St. . n- nk. 1 XAVM tf YOUNG lady experienced in office work and typewriting wishes pos ition ome shorthand. Phone 99' LOST On Maeleav road, 1 auto, Mit cheJl, tool kit; finder please return to Halvorsen & Burns garage and re ceive reward. AUTO FOR SALE 1917 Chevrolet, run 4000 miles, in good condition; price is reasonable. Call at Capital Journal business office or phone Main 81. WANTED To buy White Leghorn ehicks from 3 days to 3 weeks old, must come from good strain. Phone 1549R or call 444 North Commercial St. 6 PULP MAKERS $3.64 for 8 honrs. West Linn mills opposite Oregon City, free employment offie- No experience needed. Foolish strike till on. not troublesome. Receipt for railrcsi fare up to $2 cashed after working one week. Come work as wired. Board and bd 16.65 seven days. - TO BUY liberty .bends I am foreed to sell 37 acres of good land 5 miles from Salem ou rock road, about half 4 vear old prune orchard, 5 acres timber, balance farm land in crop and pasture. For particulars L. care Journal. ' 4-20 FOR SALE Good S room plastered i,., o.it three lots, beanine fruit good soil. This property is offered tor just Vi what it is worth. Price $1250. W. H. Grabcnhorst & Co-, 275 S:ate street. 4 29 NOW SHOWING LOST on river rood. Black, loose leaf note book, valuable records in cover pocket. " F0r Sale Seed corn, white and yel low field corn, sweet corn. Cabbage plants earlv, lato cabbage, kale, to mato, grown: tm order. Cumnnngs. Rt. 8. 94F13. 4 19 S Q O a 0 1 3 il n3 n 9$ o H EH tf H Tfl tf H W MALE HELP WANTED Experienced tea and coffee wagon salesman . Salem and Albany, must be married man over 30 years of age. Permanent position, Good salary and commis sion to reliable man Must be able to furnish bond, by Ideal Tea Co. Ap ply at Journal office 1 p. m. Sat. GENERAL merchandise business for sale, locate at froun-try lint in fine, prosperous dairying and farm ing community, in Willamette ' val ley. No competition, Cheap rent. Cash wanted for stock. Or wiU ex change property and part of stoclt for suitable farm land. Prefer farm partlv improved. For full particulars address Mc, Journal. 4 -u FOR SALE One nice gentle, 4 year old driving poney and rubber tired buggy and harness, price $90; ono black, 5 year old horse, weight 1250, price $100; one three year old Per cheron mare colt nnbroke, price $75; also one 34, wide tread wagon price $23; ono blocky mare, weight 100 .suitable for single plowing, sound and gentle, price $75; also one first class milk cow with young heifer calf. If yw re in nee1 ?' horses or harne. it will pay yon to call 225 Center St Phone 927. 4-22 TRY JOURNAL WANT ADS I 9 .a So &tf IB HH ter, with his jokes of local charactci, in fact he is a whole show in him self. His old minstrel partner that Uioli Rufe" White needs no introduction to a Salem audience, as he too is a man of experience in the black face line, and s a pastmaster in puiuiig over a gag, that brings instant laugluer. These two premier c?"""liaus are ably assisted by BfTly" J,erclien ana jjesne oprmger who will ulav opposite ends "llilly " Lerchen has the negro dialect down to perfection, and those that have tne pleasure of attending these two notable performances at the Grand next Tues day and Wednesday will positively be lieve that "Billy" has been imported from "way down south" for this spec ial occasion. Leslie Springer, is notod, and known as the "High School Com edian", having appeared before the Hiirh School rootlialits on many occun- ions, and the High school are backing their comedian as the best ever, Bo tun ny are these four comedians that the Cherrians during their rehearsals at the Y. M. C. A. the other nignt, naa to ffeftse for a time beine, and have a laugh, as director Todd, will positively allow no one to smile or join in laugn ter durine the reenter performance. A great deal ot naw laoor win uc put forth on the decorations of the first Dart, which the committee in charge aie workinn out. ine idea is " thine different, and so they have "Doe" Eplcy, the iiiterlocnter will be there with bells and is meeting with his end men regularly every evening. hut the end men claim they will put over something on the good natured "Doc." that he knows nothing about an be there and hear it The Cherrians are hintinsr around town about that "Mysterious Corned ian" that thev are going to spring ou the public. They won't tell who he is until the dav of the show, put tne writ er can assure the public that he will be a scream from his very nrst en trance vou will like him, he will ex thine-a that vou never knew before na thev have alwavs been confidential before, but he is going to let the pub lie in on his secrets. That "Mystic Novelty" now being arranged 'by E. Cooke Patton of "Mag ic Fame", which he has seen fit to term a "Night in Spookville," is brim full of extreme mystery, ana so. my a terious are all of his magical expert ments, that tho audience will leave the theatre in bewilderment and the young sters will ask their parents are they "Kenllv spirits". The act is well dress ed throughout . Cooke will introduce manv new stunts, that he has recently invented and are original. You miss a treat if vou miss his act. The Cherrians are donating all of the net receipts to tho Willamette Umi ter of the Red Cross. They ask nothing. nnlv tlm expenses of putting on the show. No tickets will be sold by Cher iriens in advance. The only plane that I you can procure your tickets will be at i the Opera House Pharmacy next Mon !day morning at nine o'clock when the ii.ivr snlo miens. The prices have been placed at 35 cents to a dollar. ! All of those that attend will see (splendid up-to-date performance by an nil-star cast of old time favorites, and ! the same time assist the Cherrians for ,a worthy cause, TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORES National R. H. K Roston - --- 3 f Philadelphia . - 4 7 3 Hughes and nenry; Prcndergast and Burns. (10 innings.) We cannot win this war until we have an army of 110',000,000. If you are not en listed doing your part you are not an American. NEWS FROM THE BIG STORE You can always do better at iiXXioobpioooD G.tzzs Personal respons ibility is the measure of American man hood and woman hood. Take your measure and see if you qualify as a citizen of this glorious Republic FREE Instruction FREE In the Hygienic,' Style Service of NEMO CORSETS FOR THE CONSERVATION OF HEALTH MRS. A. L. CRAIG, AUTHORIZED NEMO INSTRUCTOR NOW IN OUB CORSET DEPART MENT. ALL WOMEN CORDIALLY INVITED. These are busy times for everyone. You haven't much time to think about yourself, but you should real ize the importance of taking every precaution to protect your health and appearance against the unusual strain of "war times." VEc - dD' Mrs. Craig leaves tomorrow night. Only one more day. Don't :: fail to take advantage of the opportunity to meet her and have :: "expert advice. t4tttt4iittt4 ft 4- tT Court House News Divorce proceedings were filed to day in the cirtaiit -court by Elizabeth Higginbotham against RusselL O.. Hig ginbotham, of Wooidburn. The com plaint recites that they were married Dee. 1L 1912. and that tho defendant deserted; his home March 24, 1914. Al so- that the defendant ia malung trom $90 to. $100 a month- The custody ot the two sons, ages three and live years is asked by Mrs. nigginbotham and alimony of $40 a month. The appraisers have placed a value of $4900 on the estate of weorge n. Gilbert, deceased. Among the property is a 23 acre tract, valued at t'6H57M. Rev. F. T. Porter May Be Sect to France Chartes A. Johnsort filed a suit against & E. Wallace on a 4UU note dated Dec. 14, 1914, and asking for a foreclosure cf property. L. H. Turner filed a complaint in the circuit court against L. B. Han son aud Marshall Waring on a $105 note, asking for judgment and a de cree of foreclosure. Should the army Y. M. C. A. board at Portland insist, it is probable that tho Rev. F. T, Porter, pastor of the First Christian church of this city will leave within a few weolts for Y. M. C. A. work in France. Mr. Porter was called to Portland this week to confer with H. W. Stone in regard to the work over there, and also the great need of men experienced in genoral religious and social work. Mr. Porter expressed his willingness to go, provided lie was sent direct to France where the services of experienced church workers are mostly needed. In tho Y. M. C. A. work contemplat ed by Mr. Porter, the enlistment is for the war and the work takes the workers into the Y. M. C. A., buildings close to the actual fighting front. American t ; New York : Boston I Russell- and Reu); . 2 II. 4 8 Bufh and Agnow. Children. Cry fSK FLETCHER'S CASTOR i A NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I have imoounded the following described idos in compliance with ordinance So. 1404. towit: One female fox lemer. wCight 20 pounds; one Scotch collie, weight 65 pounds; 2 fox terriers, males, , 15 pounds each; one airedale, female, weight 25 pounds; one female spitz, I weight 25 pounds. The above describ ed dogs will be killed it not reaeemea bv owners on or before April 24th,: 1919. a pnwided by said ordinance. . W. 8. LOW, I 4 23 Street Commisioner. M1PF ARMORY SATURDAY NIGHT George Brock of Aumsville filed his declaration af intention of becoming a citizen of this country. He was born iu Canada in 1859 and came to this country in 1S9G. A marriage license was issued this morning to Herman Koihring. 32, anil Meta Hasche, 23. Hoth are employes of the Oregon state hospital. A minister from Portland performed tho ceremony Board Walks To Give Way to Cement at Old Willamette The two board walks from tho Science building to Waller hall that has hurt -the- feeling and feet of so many high ciass men of Willamette university will oon be a thing of the past. At the morning session cf chapel today, the Willamette club, co-operating with the May day committee de cided to construct a coni-rele walk be tween the two buildings, a distance of 115 yards. It will be of standard cincrete and will cost about $100. The work will be done morly by the stu dents under orders of Coach Maihews. Willamette club, the new boosting dub of the university has decided to start the hall rolling by guing out af ter 200 new students for next year. One method i that t inviting hi?Ii whool students to visit the university and see how things are done and for tho Mav D-.iy observance, it is figured 'hat 400 high sclfool students will be gtieots of members of the dub. Beside personal solicits ion- atten tion will be called to the university by means of IS by 24 advertising post ers to bo placed in every high school in the state There will also bo a p ciat e.li'inn of "The t'lle-;ian." More than 2000 copies of the college paper will be mailed to high school students in the northwest. iv,- Mav Ifciv. the committee, Harold Nichols, Kuth" Porringer and Flegt-1 are planning big things. ive members ol the lodge brairged ot tho fine cooking of hi high school do mestic soioiio.o 'class and finally to prove it, invited the lodge members to partake of a dinner served by the clans. The invitation was accepted nnd next Thursday evening after a short lodie session, 100 members of the lodge will mnrch in a body to the hig" school anil partake of the best the do mestic science class can serve. SOCIALISTS TO STRIKE Amf lam, ,'Atpra.l .19. The executive committee . of the G er.nian socialist party in Aus tria haa decided to- declare B country wide etrika -May 1, as a demonstration for a declara tion of peace by Germany, ac cording to dispatches publish ed in the TclcgTaaf today.- SCHOOL FOB 48 WEEKS Tho school boy who dreams of tho good old summer time and vacation will soon have another dream caning, as the trend of affairs in school mat ters is towards a 48 weeks term. Superintendent Churchill is in, re ceipt of a letter, signod by all cabinet officials and the commissioner ff edu cation at Washington urging that the schools of tho slate be put on a 4$ week basis, ' Tho school year is to be divided in to four suctions, each cf 12 weeks and it will be optional with the teacher or pupils to drop out one of these- sec tions. The best we can do is to hope with you that it will be a fine day tumor- " r-n c7 rn fZ3 - I , est V j e' CT A 1 M? iPOOS i M fuL J n SLzJ7 Paul WILL FEED THE HEED Members of the Salem KIks Iodic to the number of 100 will be entertained I by the domestic ience e!ass of the ; high school next Thnmday eveninu. Som time ago Superintendent Jchn VV. Todd in conversation with some act- Next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday April 23-24-25 BLIGH THEATRE
