Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 13, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1919. PAGE FIVE. All Around Town Dance Wednesday Bight new Auburn 111. Take- & jitney, 25c. ' 243 C. If. Boggg, Mcdford attorney, is a state capital visitor today. ' Dr. Ohalmor lee George, dentist, 313 314 Masonic hldg. Phone 181. . 252 Apostolic faith meeting in the Derby hall every Wednesday night, 7:45. 243 Eaymo Oonger of the Kliest Printing company of Portland, . was visiting fiiends in this city Sunday. Lawrence Bisby of Aumsville was a ealler at the office of State Labor Com missioner Gram, Saturday evening. Leather belting. F. E. Shafer, har ness and saddlery. 170 S. Commercial. Mrs. Charles E. Ramp" of this city, Teturned Sunday from a week's visit with friends, in Astoria and' a sister in Portland. N . A. J. Told of Independence and D. It. Callisrate of Portland were calling' at the state engineer's office on bus iness, Sartuday. Wanted $1400 loan on modern city property value $3000. See Win. Fleming 341 State street. . , Krnest Brown, of Independence, a veteran of the world war who recently received hia discharge from the army, was visiting friends in this city Satur day. 1 . State Treasurer Hoff returned this morning from Bend where he inspect ed the Tumalo irrigation project and looked in on the meeting of the state federation of labor. Norma N.Terwiiliger,licensed lady em balmer with Terwilliger Funeral Home, 770 Chemeketa St. Phone 724. 8. J. Janss of Marshfield! was a bus iness visitor on the office of State La Dor Commissioner Gram, Saturday. Mr. Janss is with the C. A. Smith Lumber cempany at Marshfield. Charles Byron, 29 years of age, who was sent to the state hospital from Olalla, Oregon, June 5, 1918, died at the institution' Saturday. Relatives in . Olalla have been notified. ."' , " ; " Sis room bungalow, modern except basement, full lot, 1538 Saginaw. $2, 750; hjlf cash, balance per oent. See owners there. - . ' Dr. lira Landrith, one of the trus tees of the United Society of Christian Endeavors, will address the Young Peoples society at the First Congrega tional church, next Sunday, October 19. , W. H. Ooleman, retired capitalist, ' ' who has been spending the summer in Saloon, residing at the Capital hotel, will- leave ke ity the latter par -of the week for Long Beach, Cal., where he will spend the winter. fWm. A. Marshall, chairman of the state industrial accident commission, is keck at his office, today after an alb senco of two weeks during which time he visited many points in the east in the interest of the workmen's compen sation act. Grangers attention. Marion county Pomona grange will meet with Salem . grange on Wednesday, Oct. 15th, 1919. W. H. Stevens, Master. - 242 totreets and residence properties in South Salem are -being gradually brought up to a high standard of im provement. At present Fir street, be tween Bush and Owens, is being grad ed and paved. Sam Plummor, Salem rooming house, an enthusiastic horse race fan, spent Sunday at Vancouver, Wash., leaning over the fence as the ponies sped by in the raices held there the abbath day. Samuel says that he has seen lots of races, but these were among tne luesi. Artificial teeth, have expert plate man, with over 35 years experience, at my office. Dr. D. X. Beechler, den tist, 302 U. S. Nat. Bank bldg. 9 .The generator, which will supplant the one recently burned out at the pow er plant here, has been put in place and crews were engaged Monday com pleting necessary wiring. Since the de struction of the old generator by fire a steam engine has been furnishing power. Marjorie Webb, 6 vear old1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. WdWb, 378 Belle vne street, was suffering a broken arm Monday, sustained when she fell from a table onto a concrete sidewalk Sat urday. The arm is broken just below the elbow. : ' ls. L. Buchanan is agent in Marion and Poik counties for the National Life Insurance Co., U. S. A. See him for a fall return premium policy on your life, it's the only kind. Phone 1332J for interview. . 267 The funeral of little Dorothy Per kins, 11 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Perkin9, north Salem, who died Friday night, was held at 1:30 p. m. Sunday at the Rigdon undertak ing Jh""' Tn funeral procession, in which rode many prominent Salem peo- W. T. RIGDON & CO. Undertakers 852 North High Street,' DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN "HIS MAGESTT THE AMEBIC AN" STEPHENS STEPHENS BAN JOISTS ple,; then wended its way to the I. 0. O. F. cemetery where burial was made. Flower contributions were profuse. The mem of the Metropolitan life Insur ance office here, the firm Mr. Perkins rcpresenra, iook a large wreatn or beautiful flowers rto the mound. Rev. Porter of the Christian church nffini- ated. What is an "Egg Crate Wallop f" . W. J. Busiek, Salem grocer, and F. . Jacobs, expert jobber, have arir pounced their intention of associating in tne organization ox a joabing firm uere. vvuere tne new iirm win mane itB headquarters has not yet been made known. William J. Lovock, proprietor of the billiard parlor in the basement of the Oregon building, has removed his es tablishment to a better location in the basement of the Masonic building. The new location has better facilities to accommodate Lovock 's large circle oi players. PoHce were still looking Monday for a purse, said to contain two diamond rings and $60 in cash, lost last Friday t Mrs. Laura Lashway. Mrs. Laahway lost the purse on State street between High and Liberty. Any one knowing anything about the matter are asked to communicate with the police. An invitation to attend the annual conference of traffic officers October 20, 21 and 22, at Seattle, was received Monday by Chief of Police Varney from Chief of Police Nels F. Johnson of Portland, secretary of the National Traffic Officers association. Plans to cope with the increasing theft of autos, 'and other matters of interest to traf is officers will be discussed at the convention. "The Immifvabln cupnt." ar comedy with no apologies. Innocent remodeling of the shop of E. C. Cross & Son, butchers, 370 State street, Monday gave rise to a wild re- 'port that the safe in the shop had Deen mown and a large quantity of money stolen. Workmen engaged in the Vepair and remodeling of the shop ac 'cidentally broke a window, which stood near the safe, and some passerby, con ceiving the erroneous idea that yegg imen had been active within, lost no time circulating the report, a, y Western Conservatory of Music of Chicago, 111., Frank E. Churchill rep resentative of Salem branch. Fall term begins Sept. 15th. Complete course in piano and theoretical subjects. Studio mite 1-2 Odd Fellows bldg. Phone 1671B. - W-15 Negotiations to have a light and power line extended north from Salem for a distance of two and a half miles, to supply 13 customers residing in that vicinity on the Portland-Salem- road, aro under way with local representa tives of the P. R. L. & P. company. It is said that, the company is considering favorably the proposed extension. The famine of gas, which swept down en many Salem homes last week, tame to an end Monday, when 'offi cials of the gas furnishing company commenced to open up the mains. The gas was shut off from homes where other means of heating and lighting 'were had to iprcvent what threatened 'to be an acute shortage of gas in Sa lem. The shutting off of the gas en abled the tanks to refill, and now, officials claim, this inconvenience will 1)0 taken -care of. Some 200 homes in the city were denied gas during the shortage. Jever stop and lopf". Egg Crate Wal Snar.iAl maatino nP Tn i'W&y olay Oommandery No. 5 K- T- tnis evening. ISzr Work in the B. C. and Malta deerees. Visitine Sir Kniehts welcome. The winner of a cigarette smoking competition in England kept an ordi nary cigarette alight for sixty two minutes. Probably' the first known intoxicant' was the fermented milk of mares, and it is at the present time a favorite with the Tartar. Old fashioned Turkish physicians have plenty of remedies for -cholera. An agate in the pocket and a hyacinth in the neck are much esteemed, but the bone of a dead child carried in the pocket is nearly as .efficacious. Horses in Iceland are shod with sheep's horn. In the Soudan a kind of sock made from camel's skin is used. To the west of Africa the bottom of the Atlantic sinks as low as ten .Iron sand to twelve thousanS feet.. At the Oregon tn'His HlMjnsrr, Tut flic" Coming to Ye l?SrSw w ' s 'J Sat. n-rfi A 4 Jack Pickford in 'Burglar By Proxy" Jack Pickford in NEW SAVINGS CERTIFICATES BABY BONDS The new Treasury certificates ot $100 and $1000 denominations are like "Baby Bonds." Here aro the chief facts about them: They are tax free, except Inheritance, surtaxes, war profits ana excess) profits taxes. They bear 4 per cent Interest, com pounded quarterly. They mature January t, 1M4. They may be cashed at the optica of the holder for purchase pries plus ar erned interest any time lialen Btats rity date. They never depredate la vetae, bat increase monthly, gnaraateesl sy O. B. Government. They are registered in which prevents loss by Sra r Each bears inscribed thaseesj the of purchaser. Certificates are Issued ta farm. each book containing tea The $100 certificate as twenty War Savings $1000 certificate costs the War Savings Stamps. $100 cediflcates can be too any poet office. - Both $100 and $1000 certificates nay be obtained at banks. ' $100. certificates increase SO cents and the $1000 certificates two dollars a month in price. ' The cost by months is as follows: $100 $1000 Month September October November December Certificate Certificate $84.00 $340.00 8U0 842.00 84.40 ' 844.00 84.60 148.00 -WS3 1 , THE ECONOMISTS VIEW "Perhaps at no other time in this nation's history is the appeal Work and Save' as necessary as at present. Manufacturers, financiers, economists and many others including even the more conservative labor leaders, real ize that unless we work and work hard, and save and save hard, we are beaded for a period of unprecedented hardship. This is not the mere mouthing of a jingo or professional peuimist It is a (act, and is supported by innumerable signs everywhere. Every boor wasted and every dollar spent needlessly is like a small dagger throat at the heart of this country. Enough -of these dag ger thrusts will finally reach the heart itself. The fact that we are extra ordinarily rich furnishes no immunity from ultimate disaster if we waste these riches. The thing to do Is for each and every one of us to pull in the same direction towards econ omy. Without it we are lost. With it, we can insure our national future." "Odd Lot Review." National economy Is only collective personal economy. Quit baying and sink your dollars In govemaMnt secu rities such as Thrift and War Savings Stamps and Trearary Savings Certi ficates. WAR-TIMETHREFT AND PEACE-TIME SAVING "Either the people as a whole most finance the government, either through taxation or bond purchase, or the gov ernment mast borrow from individuals, from banks, or from- corporations of large fortunes. If it does the latter, these Interests hold exactly the same relation to the government that the holder of ft first mortgage does to the owner of the property end the payer of the interest. It, on the other hand, the debt is divided between millions of citizens who ore the government, the relationship is as different as Is a co operative society from a Uriah Heep." William Gibbs McAdoo. in Pictorial Review. The United States needs the money you invest in Wat Savings Stamps. Buy them every week. They bring 4 per cent Interest compounded every three months. They give you a share in the government ot the United States. Un-Ltd. meaning unlimited. Snails have remarkable .vitality. A naturalist onco revived some specimens after they had apparently been dead for fifteen rears, and nun af been glued to a card in a museum re- mrucu w uio aner oemg immersed in warm water. Liberty Today "Burglar By Proxy sfNCB 1 ibto .SsSfc.7'' r.i n f30?8p1COUGHS . ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL FUND T she RsoKvett Memorial Association, V. Caxhon Smith, County Chainasn, Salens, Oregon. I herewith subscribe the sum of. .. ts the Ruossvilt Msmosial Fumb. Kmc . AesTtss .. , The above amount is inclosed herewith. " " According to the plan of the Kooaevelt Memorial AisoclaUon, the Reonevelt Memorial Kund o''U,oo,oi).o is to be utlHied to erect a National Monument in Waahiaften, D. C ; to acquire and maintain a public park at Oyater Bay, N. Y., and ultimately to Include Sagamore Hill, the Roosevelt home, therein, to be preaerted like Mount Vernon and Lincoln's home at Springfield ; and to endow a National Society to perpetuate the principles and ideal of Theodore Roosevelt. Each contributor to the fund will receive a certiorate of membership in the Kooaevelt Memorial Association. A certificate will also be presented to every school contributing to the fund. The name of every contributor will be placed on the list of names deposited In the National Monument to be erected at Washington, I). C It Reaches You Fresh Vacuum Packed Remains Fresh Indefinitely Most ll ft Economical i.i-.t.'Uu. a" Goei Our Guarantee " our grocer will refund the full price you paid for M.J.B. Coffee, if it does not please your taste, no matter how much you have used out of the can, Yon More money M.J.B. Coffee Also Packed in One mMwm, Bl anketvTime Is Here BLANKETS, COMFORTERS AND BEDDING In the Department as in our READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT "QUAL ITY" Is our WATCHWORD. Quality First ' when you huy in the 51b, Can and Three Pound Can yvi kg MEET ME AT MEYERS The beautiful Fall Weather is gradually drifting to those cold, snappy nights and mornings when Blankets and Comforters Are Really a Necessity WE ARE PREPARED to meet the demand, show ing a good, strong, dependable line of Yoa Can Always Do Better at OOODlOOOE S Who Always Does Better By You MH I C F. Coon, a, lumberman oi Spring field, received a fractured collarbone, two broken ribs and a Ibadl gash in the face when he was knocked from a pdle of lumber Thursday. NOW SHOWING Jack Pickford In a Ton of Fun in "BURGLAR BY PROXY" YE LIBERTY DrCRONeill OPTOnETRIST-OPTIClAN brMf.ftiish Bnk Builrtinfl' STATE STREET 1 tU(62f !Mn(k -COMING- Oct. 19, 20, 21, 22 1 HAROLD I DPI 1 VRIGHTS 1 A asASTd lTn a W CftrAUw" OF TUB OZAKkiS THIS "SHEPHERD CtheOILLS" TEN WOXDEKFUL REELS YE LIBERTY THEATRE Silk umbrellas just arriv ed. Priced $5.10 to $13.35. At the Remnant Store .i.-.vft,i-."-v;.: Quality First Mill n, ,f STATE DEPOSITS TOTAL HIGH State money on deposit in the bank throughout Oregon on October 8 aggro gated 3,647,838.37, aeeordinc to a re port prepared by Jos Bichnrdson, dep. cy state treasurer. This money is se cured by collateral securities to the ameunt of 4,327,B26.87, . MARION OOTJNTT : MANUTACTURE. (Made in Silverton) Cooks with kindlings or' small wood. Heats like furnaco. Goods snpplied to dealers by Home Industries Company P.O. box IS9 Portland HAMILTON THE FURNITURE MAN ' Will take your used furniture in exchange for now. This establishment is undor the direc tion of compotont management, and is known to bo ffi ciently conducted. Our experience is at the disposal of those who need it. GRAND OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT Wed. Oct. 15 The Selwyns Serve r ' i-w i A Sparkling Euapj.y Comeily By - Roi Cooper Megrue . With NORMAN IIACKETT A School for Wives, A Lesson for Husbands, An Example .for Lover Prices 60c to $2.00, Plus War Tax. Scats on Bale At Opera House Pharmacy a- i f r ' . ' r f ' r J ' ' i tfffffff