Daily capital journal., March 27, 1916, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, XONDAY, MARCH 27, 1916.
"Salem's Style Store
-
Fashion's Newest
arments
At Meyers Are Proving of Great Interest to All Who
View Them
Scores of beautiful models in the most desirable
fabrics, patterns and colorings. You should by all
means see these magnificent displays of the New Suits
New Dresses New Coats New Waists New Skirts
Latest New York Millinery.
Women who appreciate quality garments of utmost
style are our best customers. Watch our window displays
Total of 121,141 Voters
Registered in Oregon
A totul of 121,141 voters hal rcgis
tereil in this state at the close of busi
ness hours Mircii IS, according to the
records of the office of the secretary of
I state. Of this number 80,247, or 86.27
per cent are republicans; 30,'iSU, or 2.1.3:5
'per cent, re democrats; 730, or 2.4:1
per cent, arc rogressives; 2,84!t, or 2.3.1
per cent, are prohibitionists; 2,918, or
I 2.43 per cent, are socialists, and 3,640,
or 3 per cent, are from all other par
ities. I .Multnomah county leads with a regis
tration of 311,301, (i'r 20,003 republicans
ami 7..1NS democrats; l.nne is second
jwith 1I.281, or ,1.721 republican!) and
i 2,481 democrats, while Marion county
j is third, with 8,7.12. or 0,174 republicans
: and 1.831 democrats.
Market Is Lower
But Firmness Shown!
New York, Mar. 27. The New York j
Kvening Sun's financial review today
said :
"Over Sunday developments with re
gard to Germany's new submarine cam-,
paign particularly as It affected the;
Sussex together with the Mexican situa-'
tion and other affairs did not stimulate j
speculation and prices opened lower.
As was expected war stocks and indus
trial specialties felt the disturbances :
more severely than standard railroads
and leading industrials because so much
recent professional activity centered
there. Crucible steel and Studebaker i
lost one point. Baldwin and American
Locomotive, Lackawanna Steel, Mer-:
" " , cantile Marine preferred and Mexican
i . . Il'etroleum were fraetiounllv depressed,
j wp.1 organized to advertise and advance! Th(1 .,Mh. participation,' aside from
I the interests of the gro it l.rrMiWfr Hl0 Umite(1 selling, was at a verv low
a:k. the organizers figured tint .taper I c,,b aml dealings decreased materially'
! .on , happened U be born on th coast or aft(.r tnc fi,st hour. Coincidentallv a
I had lied here two years, they would i ;,., ,lnv..t,m,.,l I'mJlm n u.'mn.
; forever boost for this country. The j e.lVith American Beet Sugar. Goodrich,
-I 1 t. II .... :
! Commercial (dub has been asked to for-
When down town don't
fail to view the big dis
play of New Knicker
bocker Model Hats for
Women. New York Mil
linery of unusually
snappy style. Prices to
please all purses.
ward the names of any one they hap
pened to know who would be eligible
fijr membership.
more, .r.lsewhere the dullness was
trenie during the forenoon.
Kallying was more pronounced in the
lute trailing. Altogether the market
UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE
on '
Wednesday, Mar. 29, 1916, Commencing at 1:30 P. M.
AT
The House of a Million Bargains, 302 N. Commercial St.
Consisting of
New and Second Hand Harness, Saddles, Household
Furniture, Garden Tools, Carpenters' Tools, Forks,
Shovels and Spades, Wheelbarrows, Bicycles, Motor
cycles, Belting, Crockery and Glassware, Ranges,
Heaters, Trunks, Suit Cases, Tents, Carpets, Graph
aphones and Records, Bath Tubs, Men's Suits, Um
brellas, Garden Hoes, ') Buggies, Shetland Pony,
Cart and Harness, and Thousands of other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH.
II. STEINBOCK, Owner F. M. WQRDRY,-
Phone 511. Auctioneer.
Our New Stock of Drapery Fabrics
Are now ready for selection. Beautiful colorings and patterns in new Cre
tonnes, Venetian Cloths, Art Ticking, Silkolines, Bordered Scrimms, Marquis
ettes, Etc. (See the window showing.)
Automobiles for hire, passengers and; offered good resistance to submarine
baggage transfered, rates reasonable, ; developments,
country trips a specialty. C. G. Mc-j
r.iroy. i none tiii or ..:. Ui
o ;
After living about a year and a half, DIED
in the west. Isidore Hrick feels a long- jj.
ing for his home in New Voik cityi $ ......
iieic nc ii. oi pastel an ins lire oe-1
lore coming west. And it is for this CLAYPOOL At his resi.len.-e two and
lease,, hi, ;, too loniig to ne witn ins one.,)1w Msr f Marion. Sautr
H'w i oris ctiy trieiius lnat lias ill-1
dticed him to offer to sell his interest
in the Hrick I!ns.' clothing store to his
....... ,.,,., ,.,.. . .-, iu-leri.oon t the First Raptist church, the
anil in order to raise enough moncv to r. , ir . . r -r i n 1 .1 t
make a talk that will mean business, f. J" Vu MJ ""l"1" a,u1 tW B"v'
the store will put on a sale beginning,'"01 Holt ll-t'--"-'1S-
Tuosdiyr After the sale Benjamin !
Hrick will buy out the interest of his
brother and become the sole propri-
DO YOU SEE
AS TH HOUGH
DARKLY?
A Gtr.Vss
day. March 2f, William II. Claypool.
in his 7Mh year.
Funeral services were held this aft-
etor.
HOOVER Tn the citv. Suiulnv. March
20, liilii, Mrs. .Temiie K. Hoover, in
her liilth year
The body will be nt the undertaking
OBITUAKY.
Quality and
Service
I All Around Town
At a bargain. A five
Studebaker at Viek lirus.
passenger
ft ft
COMINGEVENTS
TONIGHT
Monthly meeting Salem Floral
society, commercial elub.
March 27-April 2, the Rev. K. V.
iShayler nt St. Paul's church.
March HI Intenleiiominatiouat
Missionary society at Congre
gational church,
April 17 l'rof. Hubert K.
Htauffer leeturo at public lib
rary on "Oregon Litera
ture." April IS Registration for
primary election closes,
April -.'1 Faster Sunday.
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glass
1 correctly. U. 8. Hank. Did;.
Dr. Stone's drug store.
The Odd fellows are preparing for nn
initiation Wednesday evening of mere
Hum usual interest and on nitoniit of
this special interest, is unking 1111 ef
fort to secure a largo attondin 0.
We are now open. Oilson's profes
sional shoe shinning p.irlur. 4o7 State
street. tf
Ralph Mason, who has been with the
state hospital for the past two years
as assistant enginer, his resigned
and will accept n position with the
Standard Oil company, llo will become
the city salesman.
Dr. Stone's mug store.
Auction sale at the People's Quick
Kx hunge Auction Market on Saturday,
March l!."ith at 1:30 p. m. K very thiiig
sold on commission, l'on't forget 1 buv
household furniture for cash. F. ).
Woodry, auctioneer, l'lione 511. Apr20
BThe Store That Saves You Money.
DesnltB t.hn verv mifnnraMa wootw parlors of Itrgdon & Kiehardson, await
a fair sized audience greeted tho trinlinK the arrival of a daughter from the
of musicians from the University of'01"1
Oregon at the First Presbyterian church
Saturday evening at the concert giveu
under the auspices of the ChemeUeta
('imp Fire jirls. lint those who did at
tend were welli repaid, us tho concert
was 11 musical treat in every respect.
.Mill wlnle the audience was not large,
il
K7
1 'iwwrff muA
ockers
Our showing of new Rockers cannot be surpassed in
the city. Genuine leather seat Rockers priced
from $6.15 to $23.00
All over leather Rockers priced from. . $17.50 and up
'1 tf'BII
mm
P
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Tables
One mirror, solid oak table, only $11.80
One mirror, white enamel table, only $10.20
Three mirror white enamel table, only $13.50
:i mirror heavy colonial ivory enamel table $23.65
xis i i u il(
We Are Exclusive
Agents for the
Way Sagless Springs
and
Brilliant Electric Sweeper
.Successors toCalef Bros.1
A chimney fire at the residence of E.
Martlet', Summer and t'ourt streets,
was the cause of a fire alarm at ll:L'."i
yesterday. Tho lire department re
sponded to the iihirm. So damage was
done.
Get auto electric globes at Lock
wood's, iilii X. Commercial street.
The annual meeting of the Commer
cial club for the election of officers and
the seven directors will be held May 17
nt; the regular monthly May nieetinir.
It is uadifi stood that several officers as I
well as directors arc williiiir to uass the
good work on to others.
Yon get more bread, fresher bread
and better bread for your money nt the
Modern Hakery. ' ' Aprl
Detective Hellyor, of the Portland
polieo force, took Wesley Downs into
bis charge yesler.lay and relumed tn
Cortland with him. Downs was arrest
ed by the Salem police on information
from Cinby charging tiie man wilh lar
ceny but the Portland police wanted
Downs and the Ciuib.v officials gave
them the first chance' at him.
30 loaves of fresh bread for one
dollar. See for yourself at the Modern
link cry, 4.'l!l Court street. Aprl
The Capital hotol has heen sold by
Mrs. I'. V. lloinoninii to M rs. .Mae I vie,
who took charge of the business today.
M rs. I vie who has recently had charge
o. i ne i.reenwoo.l Hotel, will be Assist
William Hoyden Claypool, who died
March 2.", lOlii, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. J. V. Pencer. near Mar
ion, was the second son of Stephen ami
it made up in appreciation, as each ofjKliza Claypool and wa9 bom August
the musicians were called on to respond ' .10, 1S.'!7, near Bowling Green, Kentucky,
to repeated encores. During their short j He is survived bv eight children, four
visit in the city, Miss Winnifred Lorbes! of whom were at' his bedside at. the
was the guest of Miss Aniie 1). Swezey; time of his death. The survivors are:
Mrs .Tine Scotforn-Thatcher, the guest , William Flannigan and Mrs. A. H.
ii V . ,' -!ul K?,'3y ! "iimmer of Salem; Mrs. J. V. Heneer of
liechett MMldleton, djdrs. J. A. Mills. , M.,riml. R y claypool of Ford, Idaho;
..In the contest between tho Surdr.v '; m !oi'-'p0" of, .rt Worti1', ?x,as;
..i.i c .i xv . ... , .. II. P. Clavpool, of I lorenee, eln,nska;
schools of the First ( liristian cliurcl. o T t ... ' T -vr
Ihis city and that of (he First C'ln is.ian , ' J'.H' V'S ' ln J',?.L
.hurchof 1'ortland. the I'ortlanl .eurch ( m" f , B"'lv ' 'tf' H'3
won all three points yesterday. Diis : w'f, ,.lu''1, 'I'teniber .. , 1!)H4.
contest between the two Siiuday schoois' , 1,B Is s0 "urvlved by 21 ) grand chil
is for attendance, new members and '1'mi and tour great grand children. He
collections and the results of y.vdrrday cn,e to Oregon thirteen years ago.
are as follows: Attendance, Salem 2!'t, I . " " . . .
l'ortlnnd ItOSf. new mrmlipr IAl;i'T!rTl(!Jif5t!!!
MY RIGHTLY FITTKD
GLASSKS WILL 01 VK YOU'
CLEAR VISION.
MISS A. McCULLOCH, Optometrist,
208-209 Hubbard Building. Phone 109
management of Hotel Marion
s pleasure in announcing an
takes
Portland 21; collections, Snlo'n 12.til,i .....
Portland if21.10. For the mnnfli of j BORN
Salem three. Hut as the cont est c.m-l
tinnes two moiiths longer, the h.-nre
folks are of the opinion that sonielliiu.T;
will bo doing soon and that Porthrd
will need" the nine points already won
before the close of the contest.
'"jphe
Informal Dinner Dance
t
in the main dining room Friday Evening, March :lst. J
A dainty dinner will be served at 7 p. m. Dancing J
7::0tol0::0. Kindly make table reservations early. I
$1.00 per person. , I
HOTEL MARION COMPANY T
Chas. G. Miller, Mgr.
The East Willamette Association of terial for pnper is scarce in this cone
'Congregational churches will meet in try and this industry faces a rnsn:
j this citv May 0 and (0. This will be Hence these warnings and suggestion-
ithe annual meeting and it will be held to save all paper and rags have tier
Now that the greav rain is over, here
is what happened. From Friday evening
to Sunday afternoon, the total rainfall
was 11.11 inches, which is considerably in
excess ot the total amount that fell in
the entire month of March of one year
ago. From Saturday morningr at S
o'clock to Sunday morning, tho precipi
tation was exactly two inches which i i
also more than fell during the month of
March, 1 i 1 5. The total rainfall so 1ai
this month has been .10.1(1 inches, the
rainiest month foi several yea's. The
river a using. Saturday m.ire.i'ijf .Ve
guige was 10 1 feet nbove low waler,
Sunday moriing 14 feet and this m..vn
ing at o'iIm k, u feet and the res
pects ftv.. table lor much hi;;'ir water,
as the rain was general in the valley.
Competitive examinations for promo
tions from private to corporal and from
corporal to sergeant in Company M, will
be held tit the armory Friday evening
March ill. Ten vacancies are to be 'fill
ed by this examination, which will b
held by the officers of the company.
Now that patriotism is the correct
t PITTMAX To Mr. and Mrs. M. S.
j Pittmnn, of Monmouth, at the Salem
I hospital. Sundnv, March 20. 1010. a
daughter, to be named Catherine Ellen.
Prof. Pittmnn is a member of the fac
ulty of the Monmouth Xoi'mnl school.
j in the First Congregational church.
Mrs. Clara G. Essen,' of Forest Grove,
preached yesterday nt, the First Chris
tian church during the absence of the
Hev. F. T. Porter, She is state Sunday
school field worker of the Christian
church.
The Salem Street Railway employes
announce a dance to be given at the
armory the evening of April 2S, for the
benefit of the band. Music for the
dance will be furnished by the band of
22 pieces.
Two car loads of Indiana silos, manu
factured by the Spaulding Logging
San IViee-o. Cab. Mar. 27.-W. company "l"';IMri" ''''"''.'' '"J",, ' ,V
Woodnutl of Seattle, who has been a .'onquin vniwy, '!""""",;
-juest at the Colonial Inn at La .Tolla. ! "ow,lm .ul '
died yesterd .y in the swimming pool j company in alifornin.
at the Del Mar bathing .pool. Mrs. . T T . , 0 .jn ,
Woodnut saw her husband dive in the' The great rain Saturday and Sunday
water. When he came to the top he'waslput the Salem street cur company on
unconscious, and efforts of the police! of business on the Seventeenth stree.
piibnotor to revive him were in vain, i car .line and on the Twelfth street line
The coroner-savs he thinks the man beyond Howard. Today, everything is
died of heart failure. running on schedule xime.
SHTF.LDS To Mr. and Mrs. Key F.
Shields, nt the Salem hospital. Mon
day, March 20, 1010, twin daugh
ters. Mr. Shields is a lawyer with offices
in the Salem Bank of Commerce build
ing. DIED IN POOL
I by her sons, Mervl and Llovd. Mr. thinir. it miuht be well for the nnblie in
HorueiniHi bought the hotel about alceneia to :seeure n little information
year ago from Joseph Plinsky, but has
been in Sioux Tails, Iowa, for several
months on account of ill health,
You cut out the middle man when
ns to the difference between a commis
sioned and non-conimissioned officer. A
non-commissioned officer is one who
TURKEY DISCLAIMS
holds any
lieuteniHit.
rank under tlint of second
His eiitfTTniient and uniform
you buy :i biaves of fresh bread for JO i is furnished at' the expense of the gov--M'nts
at the Modern Hakery, I.H) Court I eminent. He cannot resign, but may be
" 01 Aprl j discharged on account of removal from
Tviin.i . . 0 , , . ; the district, or if employed at nifht
Publication of text oooks by the state work or nt the expiration of his term oi
as been endorsed by the Newport Com- enlistment. A commissioned officer is
memal club and tlui club here has been one will, the rank of second lieuteha.it
o ified that ho Newport folks are or higher. He must furnish his own
with us when it comes to action or en-1 unitWm and equipment and may rei;:n.
.., mi, in,- n.iii i i u t tercill c nli
The brick work on the McGilchrist
buildinc is now completed and the
Washington, Mar. 27. Turkey, the 1 building is now ready for the Toof. Te
state department announced todiiv, has i partitions will be placed this wee'
disclaimed all responsibility for sinking j These partitions are something new in
of the British liner Persia. construction as they are of a, hollow
' 1 brick tile.
The river is rising slowly. At 8 j 0
o'clock this innriiiiH' it wn 17 feet The students of the mute school were
above low water nun k and nt A o'rbick i addressed yesterday afternoon by the
this afternoon had risen only half u ; Rev. James L'lvin. Superintendent '
foot. Tillinglinst signed with his fingers the
o ! sddress to the students. In the evening
A pie social will be the event this 50 members of the school were the
evening at the Jason Lee Memorial attests of Mr. Klvin at the services held ;
church, under the auspices of the Lp- , in his church.
worth league of the chinch. Luck mem
issued by the treasury department
well as the department of commerce.
CITY NOODLE HOUSE
NOODLES 10c,
RICE-PORK 10c
FRIED RICE 15c
420 FERRY STREET
All promotions from private to the
ranks m the eoniranv are
through competitive examinations.
0
Just a few suggestions for women
who have not registered. It makes no
pecial vlU teieii.e whether the hair is
The new regis-
ber of the league is required to bring a
pie as the price of admission, but it is
understood that the pies will be shut
The meeting of the city council thi
evening promises to be interesting. The
mtn'tinn- has been called to esoecipl1'
om on record nlmut two months ago higher
- - 1 .ut,Mi-ii i .mi ui lex-
books and endorsement of this action
has been received from several i f the
commercial organizations in the siate.
IT... I-. ' 1
... ii- ,i nora in your home? ! ,ven or golden l,ed
. ..i.ik ..iiiciiiiie we mean ot the , tr ition curds require nothing whatever
Highest order. Mvrt o Kiiowbii.,1 4:l ... .i..
. , "' I" I 'l'' ."" V, ..lie, MV'K'.' 1 . . I ..: i. .: 1 u
v j color of eves or I eight. It 's easy. Just ' M"' ' """" "",lf
Officer Percy Varrnu . charM of i At" '.''111" -. .Z,! Today tho streets were filled
the chief's desk nt the police station out a registration' card" ask 'a few ones-' '"'"' girls selling floors
during the absence of Chief Welsh who lions as to residence where bom, ind tor tho 1 lsKh home, at I.enrs. And the
is now in Port Orchard where he went num.. of niir.i .....l ..K.. t which ! m" "''0 did not wear a flower tn inili-
Sunday to return Charles Adams to this partv one i. refers to affiliate The only ' c,,u' "in( 1,6 nlul contributed the re
fled in order that no oue will be obliged i consider the purchasing of a paving,
to eat her own pastry. i plant. One has been offered to the city
o jlint there seems to be -some difference
The semi- aoinual meeting of the In- of opinion, as to whether it is large
tcrdeiiomluatioual .Missionary society ! enough for the needs of the city.
of Salem w ill be held next Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the First Congre
gational church. In order that the meet
ing may continue throughout the day
without interruption, the ladies are re-
with
RESIDENCE
PARLORS
Lincensed Lady Em-
balmer
Moderate Prices
Latest Methods Are
Found Only At
'Cottage Undertaking
Parlors
Phone 724. Salem, Ore.
city. Adams will stand trial hero on n
charge of larceny, not from a dwelling,
or the theft of some cupenter's tools,
llo has been doing a 90 dnv sentence in
p.,,. ii.i.... i ..... ........ I- .
..... v. ....,, n.icn mis nine is up the applicant for
w win nun mo cnur waiting'
ior nun ui give nun a lice ride back
to Salem.
It means more lifo to your shoes ev
ery time you have them shined nt Cil-
son s professional shoe shining pirlor.
t... oinir, ft .
Quarterly Inspection of Company M,
Third battalion. O. N. C, will be held at
the armory tomorrow evening at v
o'clock. These inspections are open to
the public and nny one desiring to v i'
ness the drilling and inspect the equip
ment of the finest company in the state,
and also the one with the largest enlist
ment, will be welcomed.
reallv personal question asked of n.'l"lriM "''ssnient ot 10 cents or two
woman is, whether she has a husband. , b,'tS' a v"'n l,nnl um ,,0,P"lK
and if there is such, to st ite his name. ,,le l'r,',l.v maids with their baskets of
l'heu the card is signed, stating that ; nowcrs.
registration is 21. ,
veins ..f ace, and there vour nre. It A meeting wilt ne nem m tne near
is all over and the privilege of voting! '"'"re in f-aleni of representatives of
nt the primary M iv 1!. Hut if one i 'be orchard iudust i y in the fllamrtte
wishes to vote at tliis priniaiw for the ! VI'''.V. This was decided nt the meet
doen or so who wish to become iiieni-jing held Saturday in Corvaliis when
bers of the legislature, or the half a! flans were dis. usse.i rvr the crganln
dozen who want to become district at-j tion of an association of all on liard
torney, the regitiation must be as n ists in this part of the state. The in-
An r ii. republican. No democrat, registered as! itml Saturday meeting at Corvaliis was notices, especially to the custodians of
An Oregon wasliingten society has , js .supposed to vote for a repub attended bv Charles L. M.-Narv, Louis public buildings" under the control of
recently been organized in lucngo, an 1 ! lio.ui at the M iv ll primary. At this Lachinund, A. J. McDonald and Robert the treasury department, to save all the
I only those who were born in o ther state 1 primary, one votes for those running j Paulus, representing the Salem Fruit ! rags and old papers that are generally
Jor liveed heie two jetiiK are eligible. It ,on his own political ticket. I niou. 'thrown away us rubbi.-h. The raw uia-
The annual business meeting of the
First. Baptist church of this city will
be held tomorrow evening. A recogni
tion service for the new pastor, the Rev.
George Y. Holt, will be held Tuesday
evening, April 4. A special program
has been arranged and Dr. A. X, Fettv,
of Portland, a versonal friend of Mr.
Holt, will preach the sermon.
Save your rags. Also your old pa
pers. There is money in it and patriot
ism too, as the treasury department at
Washington, P. C is also sending out
Phone 700
TAXI
SERVICE
CARS OF ANY KIND, FOB
ANT PLACE 0T ANT TIME
Good Oarage in connection foi
Itorage ot cart.
Eeasonable Rtea.
SALEM TAXI CO.
Garage
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
216 State Street,
.CJLWLLICYw &M&
Clocks Repaired
Also a Nice Line oi
Jewelry. -JTt:-
KARL NETJGEBAUEE IViii1!
- Masonic Temple