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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, PRECOX, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1919. pag: K & K White Footwear Is as attractiveas it is cool. Whether pumps of finest kid or oxfords of im maculate canvas you can be sure of getting just the dress-plus-comfort com bination in K. & K's. ' . Beautiful white footwear for smart soial affairs or for the seashore, reason ably priced. PARIS SHOE COMPANY CARD OF THANKS To ithoso friends and neighbors who, 'fn tlio trying momenta incident to our sorrow at tho death of our beloved son, Theodore, extended to us thiir sympa thy and assistance we wish to express our sincere thanks, Mr. and Mrs. 8. li. Howard ami family. WHEN IN SALEM, OREUON, . . Stop at BLIOH HOTEL "A lTome Away from Home." Btrictly Modern! Per Day 100 Rooms of Solid Comfort Only Hotel in BusiucSB District WAN! pi a Cherries and all kinds of Berries MANGIS BROS. Warehouse High and Ferry Sts. PHONE 717 Office 542 Slate St. Salem, Oregon LAST DIXIE B CONTEST To each of the four yoanjj men or young women who anve the larp est number of DIXIE BREAD WRAPPERS or DIXIK BREAD LABELS we will give a six mouths' grholaarsliip in The Capital Business College. . The list of contestants showing their rolative standing as announ ced by the elmirimin of the committee appointed by the Commercial Club Hnael I arson "vTuyne Eltfln Velma Barnes Mrs. I.elah Bulier Winnifred Taylor Mrs. Dorrns Lela Bowman Nora Derrick The Contest Closes June 30th, 8 p. m. Opportunity Knocks but it likes to find younrf people at home ready to undertake a diffi cult task that will lead to advancement and success. Any youn person who wilt stop to think seriously for a moment, must realise tl.at his rhance of doing better than tlH; average persons, depends wholly itp.,,, the prcpanitioif whirll he nakes to do some particular thing ia a super ior way. , ,&a The Capital Business College he!n young people to do a few things in a superior way. It ' training if followed up with initiative tad energy will lend to surees id tui l.rt us know yonr pluaa. Give s an opportunity to tell you more :il.Mt our work and what it nay do for you. Salem Baking Co. 439 COURT STREET Shoes for Hot Weather It's almost as important to keep the feet cool in Summer as it is to keep them warm in Winter. And cool feet should be dressily-shod, style play ing a greater part than many people think. The National Letter Carriers associ ation of Salem, nt a ni of lint; held last ("Timing eleetivl L. IX Waring and F. A. Raker a delegates ito the state con- ,..: , . ittiP to !e held at Astoria Jinie 2 to (J. W. John sou carrier or city route 6, is presi dent of the lccnl association. Mr. and Mrs Lee Canfietd and Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Fullertoii arc home from aa auto trip of two weeks in southern Oregon. The trip combined business and pleasure. . o J. E. Morsen and Alex C. Shaw of Portland, were in the city today, call in); at the state house to confer with Engineer Cupper in regard to the Wor sen irrigation project at Lad'ine. ED Royal Ann Cherries 8c lb. Bings, Lamberts 8c lb. Other Varieties . 5c lb. Strawberries 12c lb. Red Raspberries ...12c lb. 1 Black Cap Raspberries.lOc lb. . .Blackberries (Lawt6ns)..8c lb. Loganberries ,4...8c lb. Evergreen Blackberries..6c lb. Bartlett Pears $60 per ton "We furnish boxes and crate. Straw berry crutes for sule. Come and see us before you sell. WEEK READ --:iiit Makes Babies Happy r oy causins eooa oiswrion and regular bowel movements. Con no epiats just the Brmtrm tabic properties. Especuuly rocom. mended lor teething tune. At all drmggiift J. C. Perry'.. xou can t cover blackheads, pim ples, red spots on tho face wilh pon der; they're bound to bo seen don't worry or spoil your temper, take ilol lister's Kocky Mountnii Tea ench week 'twill banish .them thru t;' blood, the only sure way. 35c. D. J1. Fry. . CITY NEWS. Now Open! Serrice station on Velie, Cole, Ken and Dort cars. First cla au to repairing. Knlem Velio company, t!2 North tymtueruial. , 6 27 W. A. Steward of North Higk rtraet left, dhia oiormnjr for Vitlisea, Iowa, called thereby the serfous Illness of his father. Touight ia the night of the second Elka' bincp at the armory. fTlio dnnc ing will ibegin t 8:30 o'clock and the 15 piece orchestra will ibe there and everything -will (be under the auspices (If memlbers Of the Benevolent and Pro tective Order of Elks, Halem No. 336. Prof. W. S. Brown, of the Oregon Ag- licultnrnl college, is in the city today and has been .making a tour of some of tho frtiit districts iu company wth Hobt. J'tfuUis. He slates that there is im excellent .prospect for small frurt in all the sections through wihich he has traveliil. He fiitfls that not so much .ititention is ibeing given the lognnber ry in the npor valley as in this vicin- Walter K. Chom of St. LotUs, for- oier pie.-jldeiit of .the Missouri Btnte Life Jnsuranee Co., has been in the city today on a business errand at the nffiee of Harry Wells. Ifn expresses the greatest enjoyment of the climate and surroundings in the vallev, which contracts strongly with tlie super heat id conditions iu the middle states. Hiss Benedict is pack at her desk In the 'uni verity, after a visit at The Dulles. Nie states that the cherry -rop in that seel ion is magnificent, and she had am. pie opportunity to teat the quality. Local members of the Al Eader shrine met last evening and diwuxscd :itlemling the acini-annual initimion in he hf4() in 'Portland Katurdav after noon sod evening. It is thought that about 2j shriuers from tliischv will at ttnd. Corporal Earl Doyle who enlisted ia the service three months sgo and was nvdgnp.l to the American eipedilion forces No. 5, is already in france, ac cording to a letter received 4odav bv hi sister Mrs. W. W. Huntley. Itefore hi enlisiment lie was s member of the home guard. Having enjoyed his 30 days furlough with relatives snd friends in the city, Vt W. Huntley will have this evening for Ifrcmerton navv vards. He is in the I navy with th rank of carpenter's mate I' rirsr class, tor three months he served : on the old Oregon, which is now out of ' rnmmiamon. His term of enlistment will expire in 1022. i Boston Police Oa Guard j Against Demcsrtratiossj Busfon, Mass., June 25. Every po- I liccman on the city force was on duty I today, Biaj-hine guns were held in read , inew, while o!die buildinas and the homes of prominent s'ple were under j heavy guard. Thr precautions are said to have j Wen t-ikcn a a result of a warning from Washington that red dpmrmtra lions were scheduled for today. . DeGOKIX At ke Vvme at Hopinera June 24, W1P, Mr Effie Jena Pa Gobia at the age of 67 year. She i .riTd ay ar hmal James P. Pet 'bin. one dauhgter, Jars. Hattie L. Willis and mx won, treorje B., Bdward A., Kowrt W Phillip W., Harrison 'N. and Earnest F. Lander. Also by 34 grand children and two great grand children. The funeral service will be eld Thuratay afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the chape- of Webb t lough and will he eomrewited by the Rev. Allen. Burial will tie in the Pioneer cemetery. Mrs. Dotlubin had been a resilient of thie state (for 60 yvars. " SIM"M;TtK8 At fci rwideaee. 145 Ma arona avenue, Portland, Or., June 23, 1919, Kdward Simmons at he age Of SO years. Beidc his wife, h is scrTived by lira children: Mrs. Flivoee Lewis of Salem, and .Robert, Charles. I'fa .and Km ma Simmons of Portland. , The body will strrvye in. Sulcm "this afternoon and funeral services will be held from the Terwilliger Home Thurs day afternoon at 2 o'clock. They will be conducted by the Bev. II. 2f. Aid rich and burial' will be in the 'ity View cemetery. ' Senate Expected To Pass Big Array Bill By Morning i j Washington, June 23 The senate to-l day-waa eapeetedto pass the $t8,0v)0,-; ttOU army bill, cUarin(r the way for the naval bill. At the session lastini; until aflcr inid-j iiht, the si'iiate adopted these auieud-! merit : ,T Fixing the army at 4"O,0iK. I J " LiiiiitiiiK to 12,0W the milniy ul' the war department's sales director, C. W. ."f II inc. Pemiittinif the war department to go ahead with purchase of camp sites and other real estateicKotiatioiis on whivh were begun before January 13, It rejected an .amendment to givo lieneral Pershinj; the rank of full geu eral for life, wheal Senator Kii.g made a point of order. Officers Of Interned Hun Ships Made War Prisoners London, Juno 25. Admiral Freeman tie, British oommanor at Hcupe iPlow, where (the interned' Herman fleet was sunk by its Crews Saturday, anmmon ed Admiral Von ReSiter and the Her man staff before him and informed' them they were henceforth prisoners of war ifor "violation of the armistice bv a traitorous act," it was learned todny. Von Renter was reported to have declared that tiinier the same circumstances he vwmld repeat the siuk ," - DR. ROBERT MUST ANSWER OLD CHARGE OF ASSAULT Madison, Wis., June 23.Dr. David Kolwrts, Mnukesha. Wis., reterinariau, must stand trial on a statutory charge involving (Inice Luak, now in state prison for the murder of Mrs, Roberts. The supremo court today reversed the eounty eircnit court ruling tlmt the stntutc of limitations prevented prase crrtion for an act alleged to have lieen rotnimtted over a year before the com plaint was filed. -. LONG BOUGHT I. W. W. LEADER, IS CAPTURED IN DENVER Denver Colo., June 2T. Phineas Eastmanalleged J. W. W. leader, and indicted in Kansas two years ago on eharges of snbotuge iu the wheal fields is lodged in the Fort Morgan, 'oo., today. A nation wwle search for East man was ended yesterday when, on a "tip" Denver department rrf juntiee agents arrested him fn a New Rnymer, Colo., restaurant he was conducting .tie der the name of Pat Efftij. Forty-one pint lasks of whiskey were found by Tacoma police falurduy in a barrel of crude oil. iRUISES-CUTS aeariM thoroughly redoes inflammation by cold wet compres sesapply lightly, without diction VICE'S VAP0RUC3 vnno BODYGUARD" -30r60.l. f wvn wsw THE SALVATION ARMY "I'm down and out" said the derelict. "You may be down," said The Salvation Army Officer, "but you 're not out. "Get up!" And he did. BOOST THAT KIND OF WORK This space contributed by Otto J. Wilson The Salvation Army Home Service Fund C 6 BEU-ANS Hot 3wr SureKfriief SELL-AN S FOR IriaibUBiiun 1 I OOK TOR . thy. fed bail TRAJDL.MAKft Shooting Erffi ' f tmtr tm - - ' B Plane Advertising Baker ! Celebration Arrives Here lieutenant Pearson and Fred Lnckley arrived in the. city this afternoon by the air route. Their decision to travel this way was made suddenly this morning;, and the first news of their intention to stop a while at the capitny etty was a tele gram received at the Commer cial club about 11 o'clock. They are on their way to. Baker where Lieutenant Pearsoe has contracted to do some acrobatic riding and stunt flying for the people in eastern Oregon July 4. The trip through the state is heing made for advertising pur. ioses, all to push along a big celebration at Baker, i TRANSPORT SANTA TERESA LANDS OVERSEAS MEN TODAY New Tork, Jane 85. The transport Santa Teresa today lirought home the 210th and 208th military police; 10(Mh wagon company; medical and healqunr tors detachments of the HO.sth, 107th and .'101st supply trains; divisional base hospital numlier 1, llOth-eanip hospit al; companies 2, 11 and 14 of the Pirst regiment air service mechanics. A permanent home for the lodae of Elks i being constructed at Marsh- field. A DISCOVERY THAT BENEFITS MANKIND Two discoveries have added greatly to human welfare. In 1835 Newton originated the vac uum process for condensing milk with cane sugar to a trmt-liquid form. In 1883 Horlick at rW'ine,Wjs.;dis covered how to reduce milk to a dry powder form with extract of malted grains, tcillimtl cane sugar. - This product HORLICK named Malted MPU. (Name since copied by others.) Its nutritive value, (ligcstibi)ily and case of preparation (by simply stirring in water)and the fact that it keeps in any climate, has proved tif ttinch value to mankind as an ideul r.jud-lri.ik froru biiimz to old ige. Ash for IJOBUCK'O AoM laltbtim YE LIBERTY TODAY ONLY BEWITCHING BEAUTIFUL MAY ALLISON May Allison in "THE TESTING OF MIL DRED VANE" A Metro Drama in 5 Superb Acts PIPE ORGAN MUSIC CHERRIANS SPEC IAL PICTURES, TOO ' $ W. T. SIGDON ft CO Undertakers !52 North High Street --4 JUNK WANTED Call 398. Highest prices paid for junk, second hand fowls and machin ery. Ba tors and call 398, get the right prices. Tbs aqnars deal house. CAPITAL JUNK CO. i :271 Ckaroeksta St. Salem, Or. 1 1 --eeeet Qtsma, f Quick Reference To Firw That G;? Serrice Ca Ehcrl WTert BayM Aad Seller Mt Wt Rcco israeni Our Adrertisers. ZTBTTZXN IfatMia TWfl. 3aljs Xaatria C., S2ALESTAT3 FOB SALB Chaap, a at meim 6 room bungalow with 2 good tM . btack from pavl street, 3 bloaica from ear tine, half oash, balaasa easy terms; also S aeres t mi let troas city limits,. 5 room house, well Bear porch, ged barn, about 50 fruit troaa Price $1400, half eaa. (Suai a Deal Realty Ce. Phone 470. 1-7 BEST BUYS 3 room modern bungalow is first slass condition, paved street, easy terras, -i!50. l urnishcd. 8 room modern house, 5 bloefcs fro Ladd ft Bush bank, only 3."o0. 7 room strictly modern house, wn paved street and car line, some fruit easy terms. 7 room modern house, largo lot, eay terms $1900 .8 room modern House, all furnished, lot 100x130 feet, all kinds of fruit, terms to suit, $3500. 8 room house all modern but aeui, . fine condition, owacr B'n away, 3200. Havo soveral houses to apply ss part pay on ranehs Boeolofsly, Bayne building. aaikit)kks4i WELCH ELECTEIO CO. roa ELECTSIQ IRONS ELECTRIC TOASTERS . ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS Pnons 853 ' 379 Btata St 4tik4tii4il'i The Capital Journal Daily Market Report Grain Wheat, soft.whito ' Wheat, lower aradea oa aanple Oats BOBisoo Ray, cheat Hair, oats - 923 Barley, ton Hill run Butteifat. Buttoifat 3rcamery buttat ... Pork, Vaal and a.35 Mc ..fcdla56c Mutton Pork on foot ... lSVitglo'iiO Vcnr...funcv 17 ',(. Stoers- Cows , 8'7ae 8irius Kwcs , Sheep, lumbs lOftille 4(dM It yearlings Eggs and poultry Egf-s, eash 0e Hens, live 23?f Old roosters loa Broilers 2i Vegetables Strawberries 2 75 Kadishes, doz 35 Khubard - Potatoes - a New potatoes - V4 Green onions dor. Onions sack 15.50 fablme - - Head lettuco - 70s Carrotta 3 Bunch beets ..........,- 3e Canttiloiies 2."03.00 I nut Oranges - I.cmo is, box Bananas California grnpo fruit . Black fijja lb. 178 ...... M , 6.00 . 18(4la ,. ltw.naoe White figs, lb. Package figs per bx 50 pkg Mia8-"0 IIm.st. extracted 80e Retail niees Eggs, dozen 4o50e Creamery butter 65i: t;ountry butter 5ila60e Flour, hard wheat 3.103.25 Portland Maikel Tortland, Or., June 2'), Butter, city creamery i3ft.ik! Eggs, selected local ex 4:1(5140 Hens S5rlc Broil',rs 2' Oeess nOi'iOt Cheise, triplets 37s DAILT LT7B STOCK HAS KIT OatU KKceipts Tone of market steady Good to ehnieo at tors 810(511 Pair to good steers 8!l6i. 9.50 Common steers 87(0,7.00 ( oinnion to fair steers 818.08 Choice eows and heifers 87 (j i'.jO Oood to ehoice sows ad tellers Of o r.n j Medium to fi'if eows and hoileri 80r.z7 I Pair to medium cowa and keifen I8ft 8.50 Cnners 83.50(5: j Bulls 8-'(a8 Calves $)L'(S-13 23 Receipts IS") Tone of marki t stvadv Prime miicl 8 10.7.V-T '.'0 Medium milted .2.Vi Kontch heavies 817.7.(-im Bulk 8l9.7(li20 Pigs 817.7.'Kt IS . Sne Receipts Vl'9 Tone of ninrket steady Pair to choi -e lambs !2.'r5 in.-IO Vearfings 8''29 Cull lambs V-" 12.50 Wethers 87( S.5U Ewes 80(iiS Ads f Waa be Takfaasu .Ukba IX SLK0n.SC AL lift Nattfc U jl , AUTO Dim ACIOB wnisut 8r ta Vlw, 1 ol Ut per bsar. 197 1. ff. PWs WHY SELL RE LK3? W will pay you mere isr ysnr hoar-hold goods. Get our kid erfrs yon sell. Teoples Puraitars sad Hard ware Etora. 71 N. C. . Plans 734. iNO OAtU REQUIRED f sd sttoa shoes and suits, au tisas el Daia al instruments, ahotguas, rifles, shak ing stoves, gu stoves, airi eases ant 1000 other useful articles to sell at trade. What have youl The Capital Exchange 337 Court Bt. Pnoae WE WANT YOl'R used furniture, stoves, ear pet a and tools, ns we ray ialr priees foe avery thing. Call W7 CAPITAL UAKDWARE ft TVRSh TURK CO. 2S5 N. Com'l 8t. Hats Blocked HAT BIX)CKIXO-J eleaa and WoE ladies' and Men s hats. Jast re seived a hat renovating machine. 1 C"t the dirt, Try it ones.. O. B. tllsworth. 405 Court St. Salem, Or, STOVE REPAIRING ' STOVES BBBTJILT AND REPAIRED 50 years experience, Depot atooaai and American fence. Birea 28 to 58 in. hiffa Paints, oil and rarnish, ata. t Loganberry and hop hoos. Salem Fence and Btovf Works, 230 Court street, Phona i24. J. A. Rowland Furniture Stori Buys, sells and exchanges new and 2d hand furniture. All kinds al repair work, light grinding, Hn, and braaing a apeeialty. Righ.1 prices. 217 North Commersial bt. Phone 18. . SCAVENGER SALEM SCAVENGER Qarbaga aa refuse of all kinds removed aa ssonU ly eontracta at reasonable .sates Ceis pools cleaned. Dead animals a moved. Office phoaa Mala 187. MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Eetats Beenrity THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd ft Bush bank; Salem Orsfosi FEDERAL FAE1I LOAia-3'A per. eent intereet. Prompt service. Mfl years time, Federal farm loan bonds for sale. A. C. Bohrnstedt, 401 Isas sonle Temple. Balem, Orefoa. 1NSUBANCB COTJNCiLc-For Iraa lac formation about Life Iasoranae sea J. F. Hutchasoa, dist. maaagst the Mutual Life of N. Y., Otties at 371 Htate Bt., Balem, Ore. Uffisa phone 09, residence U88. M LAUNDRYH1AN HOP LEE, expart laundrymaa, 4JI , Perry Bt. I pay top market priea fo shickens and Eggs. Offiea phoaw 1339J, residence 1333J. WOOD SAW PHONE 1090B Our Prices sre Kight M. ZANPLER, Proprietor ' , Bummer Street, Palom, Uregoa w. 1255 N REPAIRING STEWART'S 'REPAIR HriOP-Hava just Installed a a--hina tlat wUl sharpen lawnmowers the same a taa factory puis them out new. fifls all your light repair work to we. At vin B. Stewart, 47 Court Bt. Pkoaa 493. LODGE DIRECTORY 1 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS VKET AT MeCornsek hall aa every Tussdaw t 8. Walter Laaon, C. C, P. J Hunts, K. B. ft S. ROYAL Neighbors of America, Ora gon Oraps eamp No. 136D meet avery Thurslay evening in MeCornask kail Elevator sr-vica. Oraajs, H.M. Ca. ria E. Bonn, 818 Ifttiea bt; raoaax der Mrs. Melissa Persoas, 1414 . 4th' Rt. Phone 143fiM. WATER COMPANY ALEM WATER rnjaTANY-Offlesj eorner CoinmereU' aa8 Trade streeta Bills pavabla mcatkly ta advaata. , PkMie rMfl. Out of CO students"" in Ue pnarmacy department of the Cniveraity at Wash ington this year 30 are womea. To replace the old building reesntly burned, the school district of Kiaptra, in Coos county, hsa voted fands of 8120- ' - 'Salens a Gcod Place to Traia