THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Reader Must Go
. Back And Ansiver
' For 'Alleged Crime :yTrnZt
Local Briefs.
rre in.r.j
utu- to itg;il mailers.
Henry .-Iiioe-Ier of Silve.-:o.i, a live
sit U iiifurKnce writer, was in the city
S the Doerfler -i ji s;oik
oeder had irov,.u!,:;-
ft,:;' ' , ,M"ls ,or r- O. ! 31 was h ,0 make the i:e:rv
Porte d realty dealer, must return to; transfer as fust the .tuck was dis-
Nashville, Tenn, to face charge of ,,cstd ot
false pretense said to involve all the!
wv from WOO to J40.0U0. Governor T D. A1!,n pl gilrerton wa, n :ho
Olcult thm morning on receint of word L,i ,..... ..
. u roue oi romana. sunn.
from
ney for Philpots. to the effect that no
wttlement would be made by the Ten
nojssee authorities, that the extradition
papers would be honored.
Philpots. it la understood here, has
asked to be allowed until
J. T. Hoblitt, publisher of the 811
verton Appeal, and his family vis
ited in the city today.
Suspecting that the Kirl had stol-
Saturday . en ths Mr herauu ah Wlora.l
niKht to straighten out his business af-fthat she had driven all night, author
fairs in Portland and this time will be ! lues at Cottage Orove this morning
lia crra ntaA tl ... . . ' . .... 9
be granted, the governor stated.
telephoned police here that held a
Sheriff Wright is here from Nash-! girl, who gave her name as Carson
I t inn p tH
j Curtin. age 32, who e?a.pei about j T. E. McCroskey, manager of the
' nine o'clock last night from the wre-: Salem Commercial club, and Lulher
:gon stite fcospiul fur insane. Curtin iJ. Chapin, head of the agricultural
is described -as being five ftet 11 1 department, left this evening for Al-
j inches tail, weighing 150 pounds. ! bany where they will aid in complet-
ught complexion, brown hair, and Ing the re-organization of a commer
wore blue overalls with the regula-ieial club there. The Albany counner-
llon uniform of the institution. cial club recently delegated K. M.
Reagan, editor of the Albany Herald,
Police were called last night by to come to Salem and gather ideas
R. J. Smith. 457 North High street, ion the conduct of the club here af
to stop a gas pipe leak in the base-Jter which the Albany organization is
ment of the home. Officer Warren ibeing patterned.
: Edwards was detailed to Investigate
hen the report was made to head-1 Strawberries, of the Oregon vari
quarters, and he notified the gas comjety, mare selling at 35 cents for 12
pany of the defective pipe. No dam- ounces in Salem today. The Oregon
age was done Jn the home. I was a chance seedling found In the
j (Keiier Bottom district some years
Luther J. Chapin, chairman of the ago, and is now extensively grown
agriculture department of the Com- in California. Most of the strawberry
the Japanese.
j The Salem Floral society Is con
ducting a membership campaign as
j a means of arousing interest in the
City Beautiful movement, and mem
jbership cutis may be obtained at the
.Hartman Brothers or Gardner and
Keene jewelry stores. At the meet
Jng of the society at the library this
evening. Professor Arthur W. Peck
jof O. A. C. will lecture. The subject
jof clean up week will also be dis
cussed.
, Grain dealers desired that the imr.
i stale commerce commission use its
power to furnish an adequate number
of cars to move grain In season.
: "Walfelt"
' i
Ty Takes the place of taouat
lining- for less.
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AL WAXT ADs PAT
vllle to return Philpots to the Ten
aessee city for trial.
Jury's Findings
- In Hoff Case Dae
t The report of the Marlon county
. rrand jury In the probe of the bond
: buying policies of State Treasurer O.
. P. Hoff will be presented to Circuit
Judge Ceorge G. Blnaham at 4 nVlooir !
this afternoon. It was authorlatively
stated this morning.
The report was completed late
Thursday afternoon but because of
the absence of both Judge Bingham
nd Judge Percy R. Kelly, who are
holding court In Albany, the same
could not be filed until this afternoon
when Bingham will come up long
enough to receive the report and dis
miss the grand Jury which has been In
session Intermittently for th past
month.
and an auto in a local garage. Police
here Investigated and found that the
car belonged to P. D. Carson, 1120
South Commercial street, and that
Miss Carson was driving to Marsh-field.
Grand Opera House
. ' Wednesday May 12
The Entertainment .
' ' . Triumphant
. Gus HiWs "
:i 'Minstrels
50 all white Comedians,
Singers and Dancers
i-AH White,' 50 '
. Including "" ; ,
,. The Great,: '''
George Wilson
Watch for the Bijf
Street Parade
Special Child
ren's Matinee
All kiddies under 12, 10c
Saturday Morning, 11
o'clock to see
Hippodrome
Vaudeville
TODAY
3 BIG NEW
'ACTS
f Cttk ANITA KING w
'Vi ONE AGAINST
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crercial club, and field representa
tive for the Salem Kings Products
company, was the principal speaker
yesterday in Portland at the meeting
of the Portland progressive business
men's league. Mr. Chapin accompan
ied T. E. McCroskey, manager of the
Salem Commercial club, to Portland.
, Glen Unruh. justice of the peace,
journeyed to Dallas today to attend
acreage In that state is In control of
Draperies
MADH TO ORDER TO FIT
TOUR WINDOWS
CS. Hamilton
H0 Court Street
Fatty 'Arbuckle
COMEDY
Bligh Theatre
Four big Acts Sunday
MILLINERY
YOU CAN AFFORD
Why pay $20 for your summer hat? People with ordinary
incomes can't afford it. That's the reason we have placed in
our stock a large line of pretty hats, but WE HAVE NT
DOUBLED THE PRICE. We offer them to you at the price
you ought to pay .
See them! That's all we ask. You'll do the rest I
Salem Variety Store
' -,! . 152 North Commercial Street
H
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Ye Liberty Sunday
Makes
Shaving
a Luxury
Improves NEW
Blades 100 Per Cent
in SHAVES FROM ONE BIJIDE
Wlllliinu Shaving Towdsr, Cream and
fconp. Ror Strope and Hones. All
Ifnfces of Safely Rasorg and Blades.
HAUSER BROS.
i
"Whw Kverybudy Buyttf
MEN-How
About Your
New Straw Hat?
A hat can make or mar the appear
ance of a man. Com ein and see
our broad selection of straws.
rA hat to fit every face. 'Also a full line of cloth hats and silk
caps for summer wear
"Correct Apparel for Men"
i - i
cussed. 17S North Commercial
Ladies'
Store
4C6-474
State
treet
"WATCH OUR WINDOWS"
SEE
Wop dry's Stock
of Furniture, Ranges, llratrra,
Roga, Tools, etc., before you
buy
J70 N. t'oni'l ..St. Phones MO
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In ; :
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FOR LONO DISTANCB
AUTO TRUCKING
WillametieV alley
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FHONB 1401
WE ALSO DO LOCAL
HAULING
Tlay safe and buy a hat you can depend on to give you tht very utmost in Style,
Quality and Value. '
The new Spring Stetson and Mallory Hats are correct" in every detail. They
are perfect specimens of the hatter's art.
The most becoming hat you ever is here for you now. Come in and see it.
You Take no Chance to Lose if you Purchas Here
Salem Woolen Mills Store
c. r. BISHOP, PROP.
EVERY VAMILY IN MARION AND POLK COUNTIES A PATRON
This is the way it looks when it comes from our Electric
Ovens .
BAKE-RITE SANITARY
BAKERY
357 STATE STREET
PHONE 268
Closing Out Sale
My entire stock of Ready-To-Wear Ladies1 and Children's
Dress Shirt Waistsy Ready-to-Wear Skirts and a swell lot
of Millinery Going during this sale at 20 Per Cent to 50 Per
Cent Less. 'All this entire stock will be reduced from 10
Per Cent to 20 Per Cent. Everything 'in the store reduced.
Saturday Bargains, Read and Come
5 bars Bob White Laundry
soaP - 29c
Table oil cloth ....39C
Ladies' knit underwear
20 per cent OFF
98c towels each 1.. ..79c
75c fancy ticking ;.59C
60c Buster .Brown Hosiery
Pflir - 45c
85c Fancy sateen yd 49c
BED SPREADS
$3.25 quality, now ....$2.89
$5.50 quality, now ..,$4.95
$8.00 quality, now ....$7.20
$8.50 quality now $7.75
20 per cent all comforts
$1.25 voiles, now 89,.
89c white voile, now"Z55c
$2.00 silk hose now ..41.79
READY TO WEAR
GOODS MUST GO
Apron, now 20 percent less
Dresses now 20 percent less
Middies now 20 percent less
Bovs wash suits now
20 per cent less
Girl's white dress
20 per cent less
Girl's gingham dress
20 per cent less
Baby wear less 10 per cent
Millinery less 20 percent
Shirtwaist less 20 percent
Ladies' under skirts
Less 20 Per Cent
All Smocks 20 per cent lss
Toys 20 per cent less
Dishes 20 per cent less '
Baby shoes 10 per cent less
Ladies coveralls
10 per cent less
Dress goods less 10 per cent
Baby hose 10 per cent less
BIG BUYS IN REMNANTS
1 1-2 to 3 yards remnants
table cloth 20 per cent less
Remnant dress goods
15 per cent less
Gingham remnants
10 Per Cent Less
Percale remnants
10 Per Cent Less
Toweling remnants
10 Per Cent Less
Calico remnants
10 Per Cent Less
Shirting remnants
10 Per Cent Less
Fancy Crepe remnants
10 Per Cent Less
White goods remnants
10 Per Cent Less
Waisting remnants
10 Per Cent Less
EVERY ARTICLE ! IN
THE STORE REDUCE!
Saturday Only
Ladies'
Coveralls
$1.39
Pair
18c
Ladies
Summer
Vests
11c
Each
Boys
Straw
Hats
10c
Each
Buster
Brown
Hosery
For Ladies
3 Pair For
$1.00
IT1 1 TO
1 ne it
emnant
254 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET
Store
SALEM,' OREGON.