Daily capital journal., May 05, 1917, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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SATURDAY, APRIL 28JM7. RNAL. SALEM. OREGON. SATI'RDAY. MAY S. 1917
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FOR KENT I large housekeeping
room. Ml Court fct. 3 7
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B room
5 12
jU' State M.
, white, yellow. ":'
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: oiF' fl. Cunningham-
S few teams for farm
Vtei. Phone WKH. S-S
Pump w.go. N. P. Olson
Maxwell runabout; snap,
street. J J
4 good work horses. Paul
4 Salem. J J
;H shoe drill. Phone 7F
5-5
fresh Jersey cow.
1'bone
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lousekeeper.
53 earo Jour-
5-5
-Good, "title milch row.
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Housekeeper to assist girl.
5-7
-A young cow. 500 S.
17 th
57
f-Fiirnished housekeeping
, Bellvue. Phone SIMiK. 0 7
th Burbank seed pota
lie. Win. Brown & Co. 5 10
FOR SALE-Phone 0F1I.
57
9 - Housekeeping rooms.
. 8t. Phone 2454 W. 5-7
Beef and stock
eattle.
61
Extra Rood work mare,
i, H. 6, box 36D.
KG DONE-Phone 2017J,
5-20
ntSERY-State
and 24th
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-8 room modern house,
a house. Phone 1C27. tf
-notices for sale at Jour-
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iPRACTIC ADJ USTMENTS
't. May. Phone 572. tf
!'0t plowing done; all work
4 satisfactory. Phono 2017J
5-20
TO BCY-Mohair at East
W, i);h and Oak. Phone
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mslicd housekeeping apart-
X Cottage. Phone 2203.
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jw& shipping potatoes.
lop price. Sulcm Fruit Co.
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f'CASIT For second hand
and Buick cars. Dwight
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5-7
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fUKNIHIIEO Price
B, 61 Mill. Phone f.47
i 5-7
;A Maxwell delivery car,
80'1 running order. C. K.
"""""5 cider works. 510
KOK RKNT flood 7 room home, 1 acre
land, some fruit, barn and chicken
house. Phone 1542. 5 5
WANTKD KxpcricnepJ help, also ap
prentice. Koom 10 .Mel ornack bldg.
5-8
FOR KENT House with large lot for
garden and fruit- Impure 74! North
Commercial St. Phoue 212IJ. 57
WANTED 10 people, women or boys
to train hops beginning Monday.
Phone 1757.
YOlNf! WOMAN'
used to work in
rare Journal.
Want position,
tailor shop. H. K.
5-5
FOR KENT 3 acres close in, inquire
22! N. Com. St., 'address Rt. box HI.
55
FOR SALE Fresh cows, also yearling
heifers. E. 11. Moore, Koute 8, box
117
5-8
FOR SALE Maxwell runabout and
Harley-I'avidson motorcycle; a suap.
4S1 Stato street. 5-5
WANTED 2 men take contract cut
ting ash and maple logs, $2 per 1000.
Phone 747M. 50
WANTED Work by man handy at
most anything, carried. Address
Work earo Journal, tf
FOR SALE Good horses for genera!
farm wrork. Phono T. A. Livesley
Co. Phone 581. 5-7
$12 FURNISHED COMPLETE Mod
ern 6 room cottage at 102J N. 1th.
Englewood car. 5-5
DBE8SMAKINQ Fromptly done, hem
stitching lie per yard. Koom 10 Mc
Cornack bldg. Phone 117. 5-7
FOR BALE CHEAP Light work mare
and harness, nice single and double,
must sell quick. Price $25. Wm.
Wooden, Rt. 3, box 107. 5-7
BEDDING PLANTS All kinds, beat
for porch boxes and lnwns, prices
reasonable. Green houses 1203 D St.
Oraber's, phone 550. 5-8
HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS
ior cheap; apply at farmers' ieea
stable, south High, opposite Oregon
Electric station. tf
LOST SmalL dull gold wishbone pjn
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wiin grucu miuuiiuciv ichl sot vwiu
pearl. Liberal reward for return to
Journal office. " tf
RELINQUISHMENT FOB SALE
with house, barn and implements,
somo land cleared and fenced. Z G
care Journal. 5-5
FOR SALE Modern 6 room bungalow
lot 50x200, paved street, a bargain.
Terms. See Rostein & Greenbaum, 24(5
Commercial St. 5-5
FOR SALE Cherry, currant plants
and chick brooders; a bull and Aire
dale dog- Phone 2100J, 376 S. 24th.
5-5
omoto m
Must Be At Presido Thursday
Will Leave Sunday or
Monday
Actual war conditions were brought
home to many of the Salem young nica
today when those who had been recom
mended for the officer reserve train
ing corps, received notices to report at
the Pr?ido in San Francisco, May 10.
la order to rea.-h there in time to re
port Thursday morning, it is probable
that many will leave Sunday evening
and others Monday.
All men of this" training corps who
were recommended will meet this even
ing at 7:45 at the armory to make ar.
ran cements for the departure for the
training camp and to discuss other
matters of importance.
The official instructions from the
war department received today order
ed the men to report at the Tresidio in
uniform if possible and if not in civil
ians clothes with heavy marching shoes.
It is estimated that at least 85 per
cent of the men of Salem who were
accepted, numbering about 40 will have
things in shape to leave by Sunday
evening.
Things They Must Have.
Each man is instructed to appear
with the following equipment: For
his uniform: 1 hat, 1 hat cord, 2 olive
drab shirts, 2 olive drab coats. 2 olive
State House News
Harvey IW.kwith was rWo this
morning as chairman of the srate in
dustrial arrident eomoiision. Itefore he
left for duty with the Third Oregon in- i
fantry, Lieutenant Colonel Atiiams was'
chairman of the commission.
Two
to the
fatal
state
accidents
industrial
were reported
cement rem-
mission during the past wek. The
dents were Steve Manitratos, lone, rail
road operations; Mrs. George Kennedy,
Pendleton, tresspasser. During the past
week there was a total of 3U2 srci.lents
of which number 229 were subject to
mo pruiiHious or me compensation law
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Two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars is the capital of the Pacific Coast
Lime company, of Portland, which pro
pnsea to engage in martiine flapping.
The incorporators are A. E. Clark, M.
H. Clark and L. Snyder.
The Key Sheep company fibd with
a capital o'f 447,500 to buy and sell
sheep and deal in wool in Ontario, Mal
heur county. The incorporators are F.
R. Richard's, W. T. Shields and A. E
Hons. The capital of the Westport Timber
Transportation company i9 $20,000, ac
cording to the articles of incorporation
filed today with the corporation com
missioner. The object of the company
is to construct and maintain logging
roads. The incorporators are James B.
Kerr, Omar C. Spencer and O. C. Fris-
bie. ' "TDca
TO PEEVXNT WASTE i
Washington, May 5. Authority
which will nermit the Eovernment to
drab breeches, 2 pairs marching shoes, 'reach into the homo of every American
2 iairs legging and I waist belt. His I citizen and punish preventable waste
underclothing must include 6 under
shirts, 6 pairs of drawers, 6 pairs of
stockings, light wool preferred, and 2
suits pajamas- Toilet articles must in
clude 1 shaving outfit, 1 hand mirror, 6
towels, 1 brush, 1 comb, 1 toothbrush,
1 piece of soap, 1 soap box, tooth
paste, talcum powder and nail brush.
Miscellaneous articles are to include 1
pair slippers or soft shoes and plenty
of writing material. The war depart
ment. will furnish beds, mattresses, pil
lows, pillow eases as well as mess out
fit, j
Expenses To Be Paid.
Each of the meu will be re imbursed
for his traviclliiig expenses including
Pullman accommodations for those who
travel more than 12 hours. It is under
stood that the pay will be $100 a month
for the three months of training. At
the cad of this period, the men will be
assigned their rank and commands, de
pending of course on their ability as
soldiers.
The training for three months will
include instructions in tactical situa
tions, tactical principles and tactical
methods. Also actual drilling of raw
troops, sanitation, trench .fighting,
bomb throwring and conditions of.
actual warfare.
The men from this training .camp
will "after" their training be ulaced in
charge of the recruits to be raised by
conscription. The rank of second lieu
tenant pays $1700 a year and it is to
this rank the officers of the reserved
training corps will be assigned.
MENU FOR HOME STYLE Restaur
ant 202 State, Sunday, creamed chick
en, mashed potatoes, cheese and pep
per salad, ice cream with chocolate
sauce cake, or pio
FOR SALE Home property, close in,
modern conveniences, big garden, 15
bearing fruit tries. Equipped, for
chickens. $975. Terms. Must sell
quick. Address 55 Journal. 5-12
FOR RENT Well furnished room with
modern conveniences in private home
$10 per month. Address L T Capital
Journal. 5-9
WANTED Two men
running Ford with
ment. Two miles in
iu town. Phone 19F13.
for short job,
tractor attach
country. Board
a-o
MEN AND TEAM to work on farm,
top wages paid. Apply R. C liallberg
Greenwood station on Salem Falls
City line.
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''mm gray mare. five
gentle, weight about
suit spong-
i nr.Zrl Work- Hand
r Work!. Nth and State
5-18
.ryENlf0THING-
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KEET-Establish-
L. W A fhe hen- Free
, Uas, Petaluma,
aopTI
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1022.
Work
FOR SALE On easy terms, now mod
ern 5 room house, or will trade for
acreage, also -one extra good lot. See
owner evenings, 1400 Marion St. 5-5
LOST Wednesday May 2, dream tan
dem cover between Fitts Market and
Bush bank. Jf found please return
to Ira J. Fitts. 444 Court St. 5-5
FOR SALE Well improved six acre
suburban homo, five room house, barri
chicken park, four acres Italian
prunes, some apples, peaches and ber
ries, good road. W. H. Grnbenhorst
& Co., 275 State St.
CHOICE GOLD COIN POTATOES
for sale. Suitable for seed or table
Wanted to purchase a cheap horse,
want teams to plow and to haul wood.
John H. Scott. I1ione 254, or 022 af
ter office hours. 5-5
FOR SALE 20 acre orchard, five acres
prunes, four acres apples, pears, cher
ries, 225 English walnut trees, all
young thrifty trees in bearing, new
house, good well. Price $5000 if sold
in next 10 davs. W. H. Grabenhorst
& Co., 275 State St.
of food, will be sought of congress, by
tno aepartment ot agriculture.
This authority is incorporated in sup
plementary food legislation which bus
been prepared by the department.
STAND BY THE KAISER
Amsterdam, May 5. The German
constitution committee Voted today in
effect to continue' Germany's present
monarchial system and to shut of'"eoni
plete democracy, according to interpre
tation put upon Berlin dispatches here
today.
Ordinance Creating
Office of Fire Warden
Before Council Monday
An ordinance to create and estab
lish the office of fire wardon in Salera
will be offered at the meeting of the
city council next Monday evening. The
provisions of the ordinance are as fol
lows: The chief of the fire department
shall bo cx-off'icio fire warden and all
firemen shall be ex-oficio deputy fire
wardens.
The duty of the fire warden is to en
force the provisions relating to the pro
tection or prevention of fires.
- The fire waTden shall hrre the power
and authority to, enter npon and all
premises within the city, for the pur
pose of inspecting the same regarding
fire hazards.
The fire warden or his deputies shall
have power and authority to repair or
eliminate anything which they judge a
fire hazard," by serving a written or
der upon the persons in charge of the
premises, either in person or Dy man.
The warden or his deputies are auth
orized to prohibit the storage, sale and
use of combustibles and explosives in
such quantities as they may regard as
dangerous to property or lives.
They are authorized -.inspect and
regulate tho installation- and mainte
nance of automatic or other fire alarm
systems and fire extinguishers
' The exits of factories, asylums,
churches, schools, theaters, halls, and
all other places where people congre
gate are to be inspected and regulated
by the fire warden or his deputies.
Within 48 hours after making an in
spection, the fire warden must make
a report and file it with the city re
corder. It shall be the duty of the owner, oc-
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ANNOUNCEMENT
VVc wish to announce to the people of Salem and
vicinity that, with the opening of our new store, we
will represent here
Sherman, Clay & Co.,
and will carry their entire line of pianos and player
pianos, which include Steinway, Weber, A. B. Chase,
Estey, Steck,VVhee(ock, Stroud, Kurtzmann, Krackauer,
Aldrich, Aeolian, and others.
We will carry a large stock of the very latest player
piano roll music. Sherman, Clay & Co. are
recognized as THE reliable "one-price'' Music Mouse
of the Pacific Coost, and every instrument sold by us
will bear their full guarantee.
Liberal allowance .will be made on organs and
pianos taken in exchange, and terms to suit on balance.
We are too busy just now for a formal opening of m
our new store, which will take place shortly. The new
store will be open for business Monday, and we will
be glad to have our friends call.
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enpant, tenant or other person haying
charge and control of any premises, to
immediately carry out and comply with
tho orders and regulations of the war
den or his deputies unless there is an
appeal.
Those who wish to appeal trom tne
order of the fire warden may do so by
serving written notice of such appeal
on the city recorder which must be
done within 48 hours after the order
of the fire warden. Tho appeal shall
be heard by the city council at the
next regular meeting. After the hear
ing of tho appeal, the council may up
hold or set aside the orders of the fire
warden.
The fire warden is empowered to ad
minister oaths to any person appearing
as witnesses.
At all reasonable hours the fire war
den or his wardens shall have the au
thority to enter upon any buildings or
premises where any fire has occurred
TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORE
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Chicago 4 8 2
Schneider, Knetzer and Huhn; Hend
rix, Aldridge and Wilson, Elliott.
MAN WANTED To haul timber or
split 18 in- wood at John II. Scott's
timber 3 miles east of asylum. Phone
622 at 7 o'clock.
AUCTIONEERS Col. V7. F. Wright,
Turner, Or., Col E. G. Snider, Salem,
Or. Best service, reasonable rates.
Phone U2m. Salem, Or. tf
OREGON WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Hide Metal company Highest cash
prices paid for iron of every descrip
tion. Before vou sell elsewhere con
sult us. Phone 399. 197 S. Coin'l. 6-5
PARTY LEAVING CITY Wishes to
sell furnished apartment house with
small grocery in connection. Price
reasonable, located one block from
court house. Call 152 South Church
street. 5-8
EGGS WANTED Also veal, poultry,
dressed hogs, potatoes, beans, etc.
Highest cash prices paid. No prices
quoted over the phone. Salem Fruit
Co. 207 S. Coni'l St. 5-26
FOR SALE Large house, "lot 75x150,
garden, chicken yard, furnace, por
celain bath, full basement. Property
must go at half value, good team or
auto in part payment. Call at 1145
S. 13th St. 5-5
W. J. PATTERSON, M. D. V.
uraauate .. veterin
arian, licensed to'
Inspect Stock. tJp-to-Date
Method,
Medicine and Opcr-
tlng Table.
Phonea: Of Go 27
Res. 1961.
420 8. Commercial
THE MT- ANGEL GIANTS
and the O. S. P. Grays will
cross bats on the O. S. P.
grounds May 6, at 2 p. m. From
all hear-say it will be a hard
fought game from beginning to
end. Admission 25 cts. What
we can make goes to the amuse
ment fund. Mr. Lane, our
band teacher, will be present
with his entire band, 26 pieces.
Plenty of good music, and a
couple of hours good excite
ment. Come one, came all. C.
E. Moullet.
WANTED MUX MEN
Planer feeder and trimmer man
to work back of the planer,
$2 50 to $2.75 a day. Men to
work in hop yards $2.00 a day
without board. Man and wite
wants farm work; twenty five
men and women wanted to hoe
Loganberries $2-00 a day.
82 acres good land well lo
cated on cream and milk route,
close to cheese factory, one half
mile from school on good rock
road, four miles from good bus
iness town and railroad, Price
$50.00 per acre. Will consider
city property, and $1,000-00 on
easy terms, balance cash.
Monev to loan on good farm
land and acreage at six and sev
en per cent. Wc have good bar
gains in the way of business
property, acreage tracts, prune
orchards, farms, timber land.
Salein- Employment Agmc,
room 14, Breyman building.
Phone 848.
VE CENT LOAF TU
BE DISCONTINUED
Small Loaf To Be 10 Cents-New 15 Cent Size To Be Put
On Market-Statement by Cherry City Baking Company
Prices of flour and all other materials used in making bread hav ad
vanced in such away that it is necessary to make some changes.
The following figures showing prices paid by us before the war and prices
that .ire in effect now will tell the story:
Average price of Flour Sugar Shortening Condscd Milk
Before the War $ 4.50 $4.00 9e oe
Now 13.50 8.00 22c 8c
Before these advances the 5c, ?oaves weighed about 15 ozs., and tlu 10c
loaves about 30 ozs. 'The 5c loaf is scaled now 11 oz. in the dough and the
10c loaf 22 ozs. in the dough, weighing about 10 and 20 oz. respectively.,
sited
The 5c loaf had to be gradually cut in size until it cant be called a loaf
anv longer and cannot be baked in the pans used heretofore, without injuring
the auality The 10c loaf also suffered proportinately and smaller pans had
to be secured to get better results. It is a fact well-known to housewives
who bake or used to bake their own bread that best results are obtained
when the baking pan is fairly filled up after the dough has raised sufficient
ly Rather than lower the quality of our product, we have decided to make
ii,r; ctianees. takinsr effect Monday, Mar 7th:
No more 5c loaves will be made nntil conditions adjust themselves. j
TIPTOP Bread will be 10c a loaf with about 8 ozs. added to its present i
weight The wrapped loaf HOLSUM Bread will be made in the 10c size I
(i. m. as before, DaKecl in a smaiier pan wun a smaii nn m ciBi.
the.'a.me f we will intrduce a new 15c size of HOLSUM Bread, (
baked in the standard HOLSUM pan. We strongly recommend this new loc;
In e which makes an ideal slice especially for toast. The public should re
inember that it gets fully 5c worth more bread in the 15c size than in the j
1Buns''Parkerhouse Rolls and other rolls will be raised from 1c each to 15c ,
doyen Pullman loaves and other special loaves to 15c a loaf. , '
Wo wish to call the attention of the public to the fact that a considerable
0vinr can be effected for all concerned by buying bread in the larger ,
,,its Overhead expenses are cut down considerably, it takes for instances
SraeVieillT the same amount of labor and wrapping paper to wrap a small
loaf as it takes to wrap a larger loaf and a saving of 50 per cent in this ,
item alone is very easily ertecteu.
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and other buildings or premises ad
joining or near the same. And upon the
complaint of any person, they shall
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Whenever the fire warden or his dep
uties shall find any building or struc
ture out of repair or for any reason
liable to fire, and so situated to en
danger other buildings, they shall have
power to make ' reasonable orders for
the repair or rcmoal of same.
Tho tire warden shall keep in his of
fice a record of all fires and nil the
tacts concerning the same, including
statistics as to the' extent, damage
caused, whether losses were covered by
insurance, and if so, what amount. All
such records shall be public.
One fire drill each month shall be
required of all principals of public or
private schools and educational insti
tutions and to have all doors open out
ward and to keep all doors and exits
unlocked during school hours.
Anv ncrsnn violating an order of the
I fire warden upon conviction shall be
tined not loss than $5 and not more
than $100 and shall be confined in the
city jail until the fine is paid, not to
exceed one day for each $2 of such
fine.
American
Chicago
St. Louis
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Sell itr-Journal classified ad way.
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FOR
SORE, SWOLLEN,
TIRED FEET
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
AT ALL DRUO STORES
Tubes 25G Jars 60c
trrtc
"T'ijfrra. H Yon can
Canadian Fanners
Prefit From Wheat
' The war's devastation of European
crops lira caused an unusual deniand
for grain from the American Con
tinent. The people cf the world must be
fcdrindwheatncar$2abushelo(i'ersereat
profitstothefarmer. Canada'sinvitation
13 therefore especially attractive. She
wantsseitlersto make money and happy,
prosperous homes for themselves by
helping her raise immense wheat crops.
get a Homestead cf 160 acres FREE
ana other Inndsatremarkably lowpnccs. DunnRmany
yearaCanauii'.u wheat news nave averaged zu bushels to
the acre many yields as hii?h as 45 bushels to acre.
Wonderful crops also of Oats,, Barley and . Flax.
- niixeaiarminK asprumaujeau muusiry as gram rais
ing. The excellent grasses full of nutrition are the only
food required for beef or dairy purposes. Good schools,
Churches, markets convenient, climate excellent.
There Is now nn extra demand for farm labor
ers to replace the many young men who have
volunteered for service in war. The government
Is urging farmers to put extra acreage Into
(Train. Write for literature and particulars aa
to reduced railway rates to Sunt, of Immigra
tion, .Ottawa, Canada, or i
J. N. GRIEVE
Cor. 1st and Post Sts., Spokane, Wash.
Halibut-
' 4 timsn -i v,o nnhlio wi 1 au
la much as we regret w luac .u-.-.-.v kuhuh, ,
prcciate the facts and give us their support in solving the bread problem.
Just received a fresh shipment of NEWPORT
HALIBUT. The first of the season fresh, firm
and delicious
15c per lb.
FITTS' MARKET
See our elegant new store just opened.
444 COURT STREET. PHONE 211
5-5