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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS. 1919 PAGE NINE, X ELEGANT FURNITURE I Ml n Dr. B.JL WMte Answers I Charges Of Wife's Suits cuon oaie 343 SOUTH WINTER STREET ' ' Friday, June 20, 1:30 p.m. Consisting of lbeautiful designed Brussels Rug, 9x12; 1 beautiful designed Brussels Rug, 7x9; 1 beautiful designed Axminster Rug, 9x12; 1 beautiful designed Axminster Rug, 7x9; 1 beautiful designed Wilton Rug, 27-in.xGO-in.; 1 beautiful designed Per sian Table Scarf; 1 waxed oak Davenport Bed up-, hlostered in genuine Spanish leather; 2 waxed oak Rockers with genuine leather spat and back; 1 wax ed oak Reclining Chair, genuine leather; G golden oak Diners, genuine leather seats; 1 golden oak Car ver, genuine leather seats; 1 golden oak Round Ex tension Pedestal Table; 1 golden oak Lady's Writ ing Desk; 1 golden oak Dresser, with French mirror, large ! 1 white enameled Dresser, with French mir ror, medium; 1 white cnamaled 2-post Bedstead; 1 brass 2-post Bedstead; 1 DeLux coil Spring; 1 Yum Yum Spring; 1 silk floss Mattress; 1 felt Mattress; 1 cane Rocker; 1 oak Pedestal; 1 new Royal Boxed Sewing Machine; 1 8-day Mantle Clock. ', 54-piece set Haviland China; 1 Estate 4-hole Gas Range; 1 Columbia 6-hole polished top .Range; 1 white enamaled Kitchen Table; 1 combination Stool and Ladder; 24 pieces Rodgers Silverware; 1 alumi num Tea Kettle and other Dishes; 1 electric Iron; 1 Wringer; 3 pair Bobinette lace edged Curtains; 1 pair goose feather Pillows. Comforts,. Sheets, Pillowcases, Blankets, Cush ions, Draperies," Graniteware, Fancy Fruit Basket, Alarm Clock, Vases, Curtain Rods, 2 Clothes Bask ets, Medicine Chest, 6 fine Picture., 2 Folding Tables Fern Dish, Rag Mats, Common Dishes, Kitchen Utensils, Boiler, Wringer, Crocks, Brush Mop, Steel Knives, Forks, Spoons, Wine Set and other fine Glasses, 2 Hand Saws, 2 Brass Hanging Baskets, Double Roaster, 1 Clothes Closet, Scrim Curtains, Electric Cord, Electric Globes, Jellv Glasses, . Fruit Jars, 1 Magazine Rack, Candle Stick, 1 Hall Rack. 2 burner Gas Plate, Vacuum Washer, and many other things. TERMS: Cash. NOTICE: The furnishings of this home are all like new and the very best all high class, down to the very last article, so if you are in need come to this sale. Read over every item and see if you can't find what you are looking for. - Come one, come all. iMiteQur.lrierid,., This Friday 1:30 P. M. MRS. J. E. DORAN. Owner. F. N. W00DRY. t 345 S. Winter Street The Auctioneer. ! Phone 510 Or 511 4 Moral :-See Woodry if you have anything to sell. l-i the suit of Eiivth Kyr White! versus Pr. IV. H. White for the .mum i of property to her which had been oVociid to them a tenants , by the ennulies Hr. White ha "filed, hi auwer as follvws: Tiiat st the time of their marriage j ; li'Oii, he was possessed of person.il property to the value of $?iHiO and , that his income from hit practice was ,?'-tMM! over and above his expenses. i That shortly a'ter hi marriage, he j ascertained that tne plaintiff was po- j ises-w-d of property worth t'roni $.'ii,0fR , I to T'.0K). That iu 1907 both agreed to spoeu-! late in, unimproved lands ill South j Oaota and according to this ajjree-1 (merit, they borrowed on their joint not" 32i'U and finally bought f nrni ' jland iu South Iakota with the title imuiie out to both, as tenants in the (entireties. Also that hia wife ae u,ui--red in this arrangement. Tliat they still own two quarter see tions of this land and that the leal effect of thi joint ownership bad been disi'tKs"d between them and that she had agreed to it. That in ltllt) they jointly b ni;ht l:i in in Jduho to the value of if J.ituo and had jointly borrowed money for the purchase. That their home 1oue,ht in fcnlem in lyiiT was taken with the title to -both and that it was understood that it .-houliHie so. That she had repeatedly iat Hamilton. assurcu nun mat it wag Iter wish that the title to the home should be held oy ooiti as tenants in common 1 iovice on llm mm 1 A uying Glasses CMD Experience has taught me that toric lenses in solid gold mountings give the best satisfaction in the end, yet I sell as many flat lenses and gold-filled mountaings as I do of the better kind. By scientific and firmatory tests, I first deter mine your eye needs; then I assist you in selecting the lenses and mounting which suit you best. HENRY L MORRIS & Eye Sight Specialists , . . H03 State Street . . Salem, Oregon 415 Third Street ; McMinnville, Oregon Quick Reference To Firms That CXii Service On Short Where Duyer And Seller Meet We . I Recommend Our Advertisers. EVERYTHING! ELECTRICAL Salem Electric Co., Masonie Temple, 127 Kortk High Telfpaoa -Main 130 REAL ESTATE FOB SALE Cheap, a neat modern S room bungalow with 2 good lota ens Mock from paved itreet, 3 blocks float car line, half cash, balance easy terrs; also 5 acres U'j mile from city limit, 5 room house, well near porch, (food srn, about 30 fruit trees Price $14iW, half ea;a. Sipiare Deal Realty Co. Phone 470. 6 7 THE RIGHT KIND OF rvrn a cere S-J lilLULAiWLiJ are the only kind worth having. RIGHT EYE GLASSES mean improved sight and benefitted eyes. We furnish the RIGHT EYEGLASSES for YOUR particular use. DH A MULLOCR Optometrist 204-205 Salem Bank of Commerce Building immense business in hauling fruit. ami represented to be lil cords, meas lured out only 4 4 4 cords. - The jury Shadow net, beautiful designs, Tal- j stl0l folr fr eonvictioii and two for 's $1 and l.-0 ut e.7Vs cents a yard; acquittal and fould not get toother ; on a verdict, lhe jurors were t. ". o 1 I Irw in, W. L, Cumminn, J. H. Lauter- Shadow nets, beautiful designs, al-lman, I "mil Johnson, U V. tlooser and i ues 1 and 11.20 at 8"',j cents a yaid; Waldo H. Parker. It is jirobaule thero Dr. White also alleged that at all at Hamilton. : will be a new trial nines his wife had access to the rec ords, that she had examined the deeds and that she had nil information re- a;ardiii) the transfers): Work is progreaaing rapidly on the TODAY'S; RAWKAII SHIRK ., i, n.. a w..v,.i ' vmtAMa w fiuwiMuu vvviui lull Pllll V l lr Ul till: v.iia. m'ILIU National It wns in, on hi. ,.. , . , areuonse. inn, ,s ,o sio.y ceiiie... reijnest. Dr. White allej.es, that he had mi'nm- Tl"" fontracjor la makliip an i K. 11 i(iveii up practice to take trips .i' tius ,ie of li;lit truck in lieu of .Boston t .. 5 or ner pleasure and health, to the a dnnkev engine in hoistin the muter. llts,'"l'K n-rl,n t,.o f.f the l.,l,li:7 Tll I """"'l'" -nu raKresso. j vouper aU , . ' : " Schmidt, (fniuth Inning) truck la attnehed to the elevator lope, jjlw 0Yrk 0 backs off a short distance and thus I.ouis . T ". .. T "T. 1 puns the load to tiio top. and iletrinieut ot his untctice. Thnt lie had consented to make these trips, to the injury of his practice, with the express understanding that their real 'stale iuleresti were of a joint nature, and wilh tlu underlnudinir that if she died firt he was to 'have the Tuis week's drapery special, EugUsh .ph'ilnilclnhiii ... nmns property as well as her other lever nets,, values fJ..W, .7j, J ut , Cinciii nuti - 2 ' u u .yula M """'"Hon s. Packard amd Clark! EUer and Bail o j den. (sixth inning) This week's, drapery special, English 'Brooklyn 8 lever nets, vulues 2.."0, L.7."i, atjchicnKo -- ." 1 $1.11) a yard at Hamilton's. . Pfeft'er and M. Wheat, Kicuner: e' ; ! estate, holdings, This it was iindertKood, Dr. White alleges, was iu the way of compensa tion for lint i rference wlih hia nr... fossional ineoiue and expenditure of J Benton and McCarty; Ioak iSnvder. (third inning) 4 , 0 earnintfs Trom nij practice, in liviug in a mode of life beyond his mean. two suitH nave been filed hv Klvh for the .jetui u of . properly . held by ...vni n ii-iiuuis in me In order to facilitate the handling of Vaughn and OTarrell, (oightlr inning) fruit crates ut Die l'hoz warehouse on: Cleveland American r-J.v t.liite a.u:i''t her husband. One Trade and High. street they have luiltev a bitf extonsio-i, to , .l.ltvir platform anil York entireties mull..... m i.. ,l. 4, inn iu iiunotii weiuiiiiiir bcitie the tithr fur a divhrce. K ,li,. f.l - linn nas. iieen set lor either of ,ha suit j, 1 '";'.' . ahwut THE CITY Bngbjr and O 'Nei-U; Russell and Hannuh. , Detroit Philadelphia ..13 16 .... 3 fi Thortuahlcn, Tho earlier varieties of cherm-s are tMwntung to arrive at the cannerie Dnuss, Kallio and '-Htanagej Kinney ins week, inese nre ix'iiijr put up injand McAvoy.' . Iimitd iiuwutilies, as they are too suit St. Louis 3 7 4 i to make a first eluss cantiiuir clierrv. R nitron . , 9 . fi 9t - vy inc ast or tnc wh-ck me regmm Bothoron and Mayer; James, Uuniont ii A A a. ... TUn ' J-mueri(i aim no.vai Annt;ami Hehnrir. ' T' will 1, ... Tim. r ,Hi..,,,ato n'l-Ll. A 0 - ' -i ... ( , .iii. iu ...... ..I... ..i... . o 1 ..l.n.., .... 1,... ......111.. 1.. ,...r .... n . inn inc )wiii; om vvnsiiiiigton a i nimr. ...... . .......i ...... ....... n, nu trYs in thnoil.;er Biiildinir. Ainnni ' ' !' .' " 7"7 ., .', "' -,r : :,i . other tilths will Ite a tuiu of sl.emmr' , , " . ,"""-''-" rooms fW the driver-. Im arrive i l'"' ' wteroosm over op ncias ill nil jiiiris Ol urrpin no nils situ nothing thnt looks finer than the Mlto nm ranch a few mik-s up the Mver. The lute rui-ia have brought oii tho vines in fine shunts The Mitoma peo ple have planted nbout ten acres of! new hops this sensou. M . .; win oo on. The "Willamette V1IV Tranter Co.'l hWt ".P re t)usy 'remodeling llieir new qnar-i 88 'r K"" the uiglit. This season, Ihcy will do nil AM9US TRACK SCENE OF RACE IN HARSH PLAY A building permit has been ltstied to Crnee H. Irwin of 1171 Viihteenlh ftreet. It is for the erection of a frame 0 welling to cost $800. There was leas annoyance last eve ning front childiea at the Cherrinn b ind concert nnl the presence of a po liceman prevented the youngsters from making the band stand a piny houoe during the concert. But there is still some complaint nbout tho children romping and running around and p'ay ug roughly in the eruwd during tha concert. One woman was run into and her arm severely bruised. As the city ; is spending considerable mom for these concerts, there continues to be a 'feeling thnt children should not be ;ier 1 initted to do their roiih iilnyiiiir in tiie: crowd, especially as many are there to enjoy the music, and nut to be annoyed. A'- if '' sW A Picture of Love and Sentiment "One Hour" Sequel to "Three Weeks" ZENA KEEFE and ALAN HALE TODAY AND TOMORROW J MAT! MABSH For those who want to stand exam- r-ntiiins fwe-jtote certificates for one or five ycor of f jr Jifn certificates for teaching, W, M.. hiiutu counly n lHuiulemlent of schools, announces ex. aniinatioiis to be held at the Hnleio V i school building four days brijinniup; Juno 24. Inquiries for, land conditions ground Sulem come nil the way from llend, j Oregon, to the Philippine Islanns. Tne I ma i nt llend, Or., w rites the Commer cial club that In! wants to buy laird neur Hulem. ..From Manilla, the coirn- sponilent writes, "i am ery lunch in terested in your little city" and n?t he expects to arrive in 8im Fraiul eo in July nnd would like to njvc stme literntiire relative to the valley suit ing him. o . i I" rj'i drug store will be closed on Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock, on account of the funeral of the late lr. W. A. Ciisick. Senate Refuses To Anprove Repeal Of Prohibition Law Washington, June 1H. (failed Tress) The senate late today refused to repeal war time prohibition on beer and wine. Bv vote of .V to 11. it laid on the table a motion f r-'enstor Plielaii Suffering from Nervousness and Sick Headache lassitude, low spirits and loss of appetite will find re newed strength, brighter looks, better health and clearer complexionsby using IJeecham's Pills. They give you the very help you need, and are a natural aid to the stomach, liver, bowels and blood. Gentle and positive in action, without any disa greeable after-effects Use WSM& P. MILS Goldwyn Pictures Star in "The E4-!'''8,ifr"!a. ""'lid senate rules. so lng Strain," Eonunce of Kcr.tuc, l""" fh ."T""' wo',M And Baratogs, n "menilmvnl to the agricultural bill. "The HarinK Rtrain," is Mae Slarsln ' , ,. . . ...... . . i . y. . i , . The jurv disak'reed irt the tria of newest contribution to On ilwin series , J , . . .. ' , , ,. , the esse todav before Justice I nmh, of screen successes. A production of ,.,., u,., , ... n xi constant thrills, it is threaded with a TrB(.y cHrf(vll with pellinj le quan tity than represented. In th! suit, W4mmrMn. fa Una. 10&, M lilthtfiilly human. "The Rncing Strain',,,; Tro. .. .,,.a m;,u mAy.na which comes to e Lilx-rty theater, l,c-1 (,,ort eorj f ,,, Aecor lin? to ginniiijr Thursday June 19, has for one ,,)rrtll fmm thc dep.ity sealer's of its features a stirring tiorso race of f the stack of wood whi.-h Mr. at thc height of the rncinjl season. jTra.-v delivered to tha Odd J-Vlbrws photographed st the Karatoga trnrtr " y THEATRE J ALSO ARBUCKLE FATTTS SHITLESS DAY o NOTICE AH Victory Loan Coupon notes are here for delivery. Subscribers are requested to call and sign np for same. ' . " CAPITAL NATIONAL. BANK: J. H. Albert, President Jos.'H. Albert, Cashier WELCH ELECTRIC CO. roa ELECTRIC IEON8 ELECTRIC TOASTERS ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS Phone 953 S79 SUte St " W. I. RICDON k CO t'ndirtflkcrj Z'2 North High Street ' ! 44 ! JUTI WANTED Call 393. Highest prices paid for junk, second band (roods and mat-hi n ery. Be sure and ctM 363, get the rl&bt prices. The square deal bouse. CAPITAL JUNK CO. 271 Cfcemeketa Bt. Salem, Or. 3 ACRES, 5 room bouse ,t.arn, fruit, in Kails City, $-WQ. acres, 5 cultivated, 5 timber pas ture, house, larn, fruit, in country town, good road; $Ui00. 4 a res, house, barn,, stock, imple ments, 5 acres logins, 5 prunes; 1 mile from station. $7(Xi0. Would take acreage as part pay. t 37 acres; l!u acres in prunes, logaus, all equipment; rock road; 8 room house, barn, spring water, $10,000. 22 acres the best of soil, 7' room house, barn; all in cultivation, join ing town, $:t'i00. . . 30 acres all chared, fenced, J mile . from town, $3.'0. 1 acre, good 4 room house, 8 4, acre Ingans, on car line. lll.'iO. U.'l acre all cleared, 55 cultivated, 3S pasture, small house, barn, lVa miles from town; $70 per acre. , 30 acres; 290 cultivated, 20 pas ture, well fenced, good impsovemeuts family orchard, 4 miles from town, o;:e of the best farms in tho county; 50 acres in clover, best of cropa al- , ways on this furm; ouly $1C0 per an ic. Have a large number of small tracts with and wout buildings located near Salem for sale. ... ,". If you want a bargain in a rnnch or residence, see Bocolofsky, Bay no building. The Capital Journal Daily Market Report Oraln Wheat, soft white S.10 Wheat, lower gradts en sample Oats 85;88e llaiv-chi-av Hay, eats - Itarley, ton .-. - r,! Mill run 43M ' , Butterf at Buttorfat i '. .. 67 C Creamery butter r 0853c Pork, Veal and Mutton rork on foot 18'4(A'18'Ae Veal, fancy . 17VaaHVa Steers 79( sHZ" ,Mft0 Spring lambs UVit Kwes 4.rc Hhoep, yearlings 7e Eggs and Poultry Kggs, cash . 40c Hens, live 2."c Old roosters 15e Broilers - - 28c Vegetables Strawberiies - - $2.55 Radishes, d& oM ithubard I'otatocs 2 Now potatoes . 7e Green onions doa - 40c Bermuda onions, crate $4.26 f'alilmjp - Hind lettuce - oc Carrutts -e Bunch beets - - 43e (,'antalopcs - - - $7 Irnit Oranges i('7 Lemons, box (fio Bnnaiuui . v w ('alifornia grapo fruit $5.25 Hlack fijis lb. , 16(rDl White fiu, lb. lB(a20 Package figs pot tx 60 pkg Mto"-9" EiiNiSy, extracted SOc BetaU meet Eggs, do7n 43 Creamery butter 67.Oe Country buttor Citv0 Flour, hard wheat n.l(Jii3,23 Portland Market l'ortlaiid, Or., June 18. Butter, city creamery 54(ii 55e l-.ggs K'kctcd local ex 42 o. ISC Hens 30e Broilers 32ff 3 lo these, triplets 37(g:i9c OAILT L1TB STOCK MAB&21 Ctti Ki.ipts 28 Ti.no of market strong Knir to good at nets tV.Mdi i) Couimon steers t7(jj,7.G ( oinmon to fair steers t(ii .oQ Choice cows and heifers I7it i'.)0 Good to choice cows e.ril heifers $!!( a.50 . Medium to fuir cows and beifen 87 fair to medium cows and beifen M.50 anners $3.oO(S3 Bulla . .t Culves :( 13.23 Hogs Receipts 341 Tone of market strong Prime mixed I!).2.'.(uJa.0 Medium mixed lS.7.)(u19 Rough heavies 17'Vi 17.33 Bulk KTi !!."!) I'igs $17(14 17.3.1 " . B&eff Receipts 467 Tono of market strong 1'air to choice lainl-s $U.8ort; i3 Yearlrtigi $6(o 9 full lambs o'S 10 Wethers $7fo-7..-,o AUTO DIRECTORY AlTOS without drivers to uire, 1 dol lar per hour. ls)7 3. Cou.. St, Fho 3i9. t PEOPLES FURNITURE ST0H1 , For bargains ia new and seeondb&ad 1 R)oils for the house, furniture, rang es, heaters and sieves, rtifs, sewing machines, graniteware, dtsbes, mat i 'nscs, trunks and tools. We wait! your old furniture Rnd stoves, wiB pay you highest cash price. See Be last. Peoples Furniture (?tjre, 871 N. Commercial St. Phone 734. ! SECOND-HAND GOODS NO CASH KtvJUlKKD Good oereoa shoes and suits, all kiuds of niusie al inslriiinciits, shotguns, rifles, heat ing stoves, gas stoves, suit cases and 1000 other uvful articles to sell or trade. What have youl The CapiuU Exchange, 337 Court St. Phone 483. WE WANT YOL'U used furniture, stoves, carpet and tools, as we pay fair prices for everything. Call 847 t'Ai'lTAb 11AKDWARE & TVUSh TLKK tt). 285 N. Coin! St. IIATS BLOCKED,-REPAIRED. HAT BIjOCKIXO I clean and block Indies' and Men's hats. Just re ceived a hat renovating machine. It gets tho dirt, Try it once. O. B Kllsworth. 495 Court St. Salem, Or. STOVE REPAIRING STOVKS KF.BUILT AND KKPAJRED ISO years experieace, Depot National and Ameriinn fence. Sizes 20 to 58 inVWgli Paints, oil and varnish, ete. IoRanberry and hop hooka. Salem Fence and Stova Works, -0 Court street. Those 124. J. A. Rowland Furniture Store Buys, sells and exchanges new and 2d hand furniture. All kinds C repair work, light grinding, filing, anil braising a specialty. BiM prices. 247 Norta Commercial tel. Phone 16. SCAVENGER SALEM SOAVENCKB-Oarbage Ml refuse of all kinds removed on moat ly contracts st reasonable rstss. Cess pools cleaned. Dead animals re moved. Office phone Main 7. MONEY TO LOAN On Good Ileal Estate 8ocurity TUOS. K. FORD Over Ladd A Bush bank; Balera Orsfo FEDERAL FA KM LOANS 6 per cent interest. Prompt service. 84HI years time. Federal farm loan bocd for sale. A. C. Bohmstcdt, 401 kv sonio Temple, 8ulem, Oregon. INHUBANtH lOVXliu For ire In formation about Life Insurance set) J. K. Hutchnson. dist. manager for tho Mnftial Lifo of M . if., office a 371 Htnte Ht., Palem, Ore. phone 99, residence 1W6. Offle LAUNDRYMAN HOP LEK, expert Uundryiean, 43 Ferry 8t. I pay top market price for chickens and Eggs, Office phone 1330J, residence ItO.U. . WOOD SAW w. 1255 X PHONE 1090E Our Prices are Right M. ZANDLEH, Proprietor , Summer Street. Salem, Oregon REPAIRING STF.W AST'S UfAlB fulOP Ea in-'nllrd a ms-hine thnt -w4'! sharpen Iawumowers the same as tie factory puts them out new. bring all your light repair work to me. Al vin B. Stewart, 347 Court Bt. Phonw 4!t.1. LODGE DIRECTORY KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS M KPT AT McX'ornsck hall on every Tuesday at 8. Walter Lenon, C. C.f P. Kuntz, K. It. ft S. BOYAL Neighbors of America, Ore gon Grape camp No. MfSO meet every Thursday evening in MeCornaek kali Klevator ar-vic. Oracle, Mrs. Car rie K. Bunn, $18 Union fct; recoo der Mr. Melissa Persons, 1419 N. 4th' Rt. Phone 14SdM. WATER COMPANY SALEM WATER fOSLPANT Offiea eomer Commereia' aad Trade streeU Hilts pavable monthly la advance. f'tiMw end Out of 60 students in the pnarmacy department of tho University of Wash ington this year 3f are women. To replace' the old building reerntlf burned, the school d strict of Empire, in Coos county, hav voted fnmt of Ewei $rt(i. 7 Itl'-V'W.