DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON,
WJ2INKSI)AY. AIMUIj H2, 100
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MOVE ONI-MOVE ON!
THIS IB A TRIPPLE-OUICK RAPID ACTION, "MOVH ON," SUCH AX ACTIVE AGITATION, SUCH AX IUELIHNO STOOlt KHyUCHlt
SITU STIRRING SAVING CHANCES. TRULY THIS IS AN UNUSUAL EVENT. IT WAS PLANNED TO MOVE ALL THINGS StnUIEKY
AND ALL ODDMENTS OUT, AND ENDMENTS OF STAPLE LINES. IT IS SAVING OUR PATRONS AMOUNTS THAT ARE SIMPLY AS
TONISHING ON EVERY PURCHASE. AVE GIVE YOU RETTER GOODS FOR THE SAME MONEY OR THE SAME GOODS FOR LESS
MONEY. JUST TO ENCOURAGE YOU WE LIST A FEW OF THE MANY ARTICLES RADICALLY REDUCED FOR THIS SALE.
CALIFORNIA'S
WELCOME TO
THE FLEET
1 Fr Sale
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Move On!
Says tho big cop In tho corner
to theso handsomely tnllororl
silk shirt waists suits, value's
to $22.50
i 0.00
Jackets at
Half Pf ice
"Move On!"
Today only wo have the colo
b rat od S. II. & M. petticoats and
fancy ruffles, vqIuob to $10.00, all
new which will get the move on today.
$5.89
No tolephono orders received.
"Move On!"
No laggards or loiterers allow
ed hero says tho cop, to tho
men's two-plcce suits.
$12.50 values ..' SS.S5
$15.00 values S9.38
Other suits, Including bluo
sorgo and mixtures that have
boon told to move on by tho
man with the big stick.
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Move On!"
Sjirlng and Summor Suitings that hnvo lengthoned their stay
no wo hnvo shortened their price. Fabrics of this season's
now delicate tints and colorings, In all newoit waaves, same
patterns nro excluslvo and are shown only by this store.
Valuoa to $1.75 a ynrd
50c
Sen Court stroot window.
"Move On!" Boys' Suits
That are too nojsy bo tho police have given them tho "move
on." Slzo 3 to 10 yoars, reduced 1-3. Hoys knoo pant
that have boon a little lazy about moving now wo nvo after
them with the big stick.
HALF PRICE
Mouse Waists, Boys' Shirt Waists. Children's tarns, ftQt and
tl.UU VUlUUfl,
HALF PRICE
Men's medium woight pants.
HALF PRICE
GREATEST RECEPTION IN HIS
TORY OF PACIFIC COAST TO
RE GIVEN FLEET UPON ITS
The crowning event iu tho world
famous voyage of tho American
battleship fleet will be tho rousing re
ception It received In San Francisco'
From the hour tho slxteon big men-of-war
plough through the Golden
Gato on May Gth until theclcac of tho
grand review on May 8th, every
moment will be filled with Btlmng
and historic evpnts.
Tho Southon Pnclflc Company
llnea In Oregon will make a low
round trip rato fot this occasion
from Salem to San Francisco of $25.
Salo dates , May 2, 3 and 4. Final
rothrn limit Is 29 days. This will
allow ample tlmo to see In detail the
rebuilding of tho great' city of San
Francisco. To visit tho many nolntB
of Interest In and around tho Bay
City and make sldo trips at pleasure
In Southern California. Cull on any
ageqts for descrlptlvo maUor of Cal
ifornia, mako sleeping' car reserva
tion In advance.
WM. McMURAY,
Genernl PnsBonger Agent.
JOHN M. SCOTT, Assistant General
Passenger Agent.
Anil good hom ,
f''u thikHSSJ'
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MOVEMENT TO KXTEvr?
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consisting qf c W
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the railroad comriiffj
dny to dlnoiu0 ii.. .8t
(lollvprv llmiu ,"..?in0Bim
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will drive about town ihi, ,h j
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Wmm FURNITURE HOUSB53
"Move On!""Move On!"
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Silks. Wo havo Jr.tst recti vod a shipment of now
Rajah Silks in tin) following colers: Pongso,
Cream, Copunhagon, and Navy. These silks wore
givon tho "inovo on" sign ni soon as thuy ontorod
itho store.
Move On!"-" Move On!"
Shirt Waists move on. Those waists wcro
bought far this soasan and wero just a little slow
about loavlng, so wo have to shorten tholr stay
by fixing the prlco no low as to mako snlos easy.
Values to $2.50.
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Wall Paper
Select your wall mom Mt
ChooBing U nt its Ten test j
now. Stocks nre complttt tsl
assortments unbroken u&m
has opijnid up bo brlii'r is Uf
wall paper deportment that uj
long delays In making k!ectca
rondors choice u nrM
oven with tych lmacn u-
tltUs as wo carry, For tlj m
lion we urge you to Etf (j u
soon as you tan tod gut n i
look before deciding oa h vil
papei you will nec-d ttu sjriul
GoCarts
S'c Court Strwt Wlmlows
City News
MVutlior
SbouiTN tonight and Thursday.
Clmo tlu Stuv
To mo row and take In the ball
game, Woodhttrn vb. SoIqiu. Lua
guo gromuU, 1 p. in.
It Wiim S Good
They had to repeat It. What?
Faith Triumphant at thu QhrUtluu
church tonight.
Act Quickly
House for salo for $200. Buqutro
8pauldlng Logging Qo. d
You Will 3rii
Th. best oiitertaliiinetit of the sett
son If yon do not see Faith Triumph
nnt tonight.
llOUtlMHMltlllht-
Dr. L. O. Altman. Qtllee and reel
donco 29 G Liberty street, Snlain.
8-leQd.
fnsrliHll tomorrow, -I p. m. Wood
n vh. SMlew. LftflKiie sruuude.
Jut Ri'nMvod
A full Hue of freeh emekeh at the
Grand Piilon T On store. IMiuue
SO?. Hoy StIUler, T1 . Commor
clal sir t
llini't Fall
To h. Kn'th TrWpitt tllkt
nt ftlu Klmt CHrteUtH efcurtU.
AVlilto Mouutnlu
Flour st W. A. IrvJim.
I 'a Uh Tt'iiiinphiiiit
At the First Christian church to
night. Admission 2Rc.
County Court
Tho County Court this morning
appointed II. I). Mount Justice of tho
pouco for tho Sllvurton product to
Miccood to the vacancy cnusod by
tho roslgnntlon of Hay Wllos, who
was coiupelhxl to go to Portland for
his health. . The County Court tills
morning grantod the application of
A. .lotte, of St. Paul, to conduct n
saloon In that town after paying the
$200 llceuso fee. This license has
been hold up for about six months
owing to Jut to' Inability to secure
thu sluiiiUuroK of one-half of the
olootoi's of St. Paul, iu accordance
with law.
Clo.' tlu Stores
Tomorrow and nke In the
game. Woodhuru ve. Sttlom.
grounds, I p. m.
hall
Ctirpoinitlou Clt'ik Nnuu'd
O. A. Tnylor of Porthtml formerly
con n w ted with the Glims &. Pritd
hoiuine Company, has been uppoin
Hl to succv'l W. II. Urruweu, corpo
ration clerk In the Secretary of State
olllce. 11 ruin an voluntarily reelxned
lltigl.stiiithu! Ojioiis
T)ii reftUtratiou books st the
county court house opoiiNl again
(hi. injornlugr. after being cloteil for
rwo wk. ami mey win ite oien io;
tuoj4 deeirlug to register uutll Ola
16th. wheu, they will again be clol
HMtll aftr the election.
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Suecess Is tlw Reword'
Of uerterveranee. Well we are
going to pereerere until we convince
yeu that W'lta Hose Hour U tke ftour
to buy. RewetnUer it Is kou
produr.
TnUi Our Advlv
And k-u FaKk 'I'rIujMplmwt UMtifUt
Cottiigo hJ Sel Hookfe -
Mrs KMiteue llreymag has let a
contrai t fur a $1100 oOtUige at Seal
Rocks, to be eretiHl at ouee Uy Con-
tructoi W. II. lialrvmple of this
city The material for the w.Uole
x)ttago will be shlpoed from Salew.
iucluduiK hardware, window, doors,
franu'u and lumbor.
Kvcvboily
yill he out tonight to e INIth
TrUtmphaut at thu First ChrteUaa
church. Admletilou 2lo,
At Hulnuui Hull -r L
Thuriduy ovoniug tai acs. n
lir ShI
A good Mooatl HHd piano Utken
In trade, ffer sale oheav If taken
soou. Pkowe 39S, Roy StlWer, ST I
N. Uommorulal street.
S1ANF0RD
STUDENT
SUSPENDED
(HUIM)ING FOR
Iiulollullely for .Merely lSpiiN.sliig
IHh Opinion That (lie Student Af
fairs Coiumltwv Aro Iinbclh's.
Palo Alto, Cal., April 22. An
other storm broke on the campus of
Stanford university today when the
studont affairs committee posted a
notice suspending one student for
appearing on the campus In an In
toxicated condition and withdraw
ing the privilege of re-reglatorlng.
irom iwo ocners. Tlio notice, which
whs posted Immediately after n
meeting of the student affair com
mittee, h as follews:
"A student was Indefinitely bus-
yetmed from the university for belug
noticeably under the Iniiuem-e of
Mquor on the campus on the evening
of Arll 17.
"The privilege of re-registration
iu the university was permanently
withdrawn from the vnlltor of Se
quoia for hl abuse of the privileges
Of tllA l'Oll(u UfHMtt 111 lllu PrlKwlol
In the last uumber of that perludlcnl.
"For vloltttlou of the regMlatlon
governing studoiUs under suspension
a student will not be permitted to
register Iu the uulvcrslty."
The announcement has created
great excitement among the students
&Hd a repetition of last month's "re
bellion" Is not unlikely.
o
OLD WILLAMETTE
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'Hard Tlmoa" picnic and to orjtun
social will bo given by tho MQdaru
Woodmen. A llvoly Urn aud a
good program. ' 4232t
"Woodburn vs. Salem tomorrow.
DIED
KAYS At the family home 30
Twenty-fnth street. Tuesday,
April 11. it 4:80 p. in.. M. V.
Kays, aged ?, of heart faPure,
The deceased Is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Mary Kays, three tons.
Olinton. Klman and Wlnt?r: two
uaUMhtem. Mr A Shv(u ni vn.c
.-. j w II - .. mwm t mm- av
a'lQ w ISO 1CmS. All .VMUI So Ifava ur-
i. . ..n.....i i--i.u t ' : .. t . " "- --. .-
i vuiiiiu m vmriiHiuia .v. v rusMeuu of Salem
Paton. Phone Si?, Ill State St. i The fvaerai sarrieas will be held
rtl famly home tomorrow at 2
Hlk Will ltiittvtoiii ii. m.
Their ladies tomorrow nifht with. -
a dance at the ll'ks hall. h,,t ps Convlnoo
i,wi rr.i.Mi.c " ' Yo" hY kow y" Come aud
' AAeTHwhatmadeJ M gj &; ff , ZM
Lawreac'e grocery stora famoua. , Q H hetiar mwt n..7krt oa the
Sim. ili r ' ' imXml-limine eoast. X Ur08, ,,BOne
Piouo JJ1. 1 321.
Trustee ISaton of Wlllaiuetto Uni
versity, tho capitalist from Un'ou
county who donated $50,000 for
erection of an administration build
ing was iu the olty today looking
over tho campus with Donn Boyer,
and llxod on u location for the new
stimcturo. It will have concroto
foundutlon, bo of brick, venoorod
with Newberg brick. Work Is to
commerce at once,
Knj'h' Fmiural
Tho funornl of M. Z. Kays will bo
hold at tho family home, 390 S.
Twenty-fourth streot at 2 p, m. to
morrow afternoon. Tho burial will
take place In tho City Vlow cemo-tery.
Norwicb Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent,
Oftlco with Wm, Drown & Co., No
29 Commercial street.
MONEYtb"LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush's Qank, 8alum, Or
iimiiMiiriiiii
a rail I .all I I ift A 1 m
m NKW Mi FAY -I
Some 16su
The Cuyual QuwujjlRslcm Co. ship-
IHxt I9S0 doxen sgss to Portland
yesterday.
Baseball tomorrow. 4 n m . Wnn.i
burn vs. Salem. League grounds.
rtvi'wii want-
f To Help Salem. ?Jow the best
way to do it is to buy home products.
(Tjio Salem Cigar Factory makea ak
uywL.Si5rs u0 sqjo, TasUuiOO,
iTWc: La CaronariOft Ron TW
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Try one.
NEW TODAY
UKKDaiUnHHMHB
For Snltv Lsrea brulv mul hoat
grade second-growth fir, Phono
1417 or 12S3. Downing & Koff J
A f i. 1
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For Salt Soveral houses In Salem,
and farm 'ands at a bargain. Cap
ital Nutlonal Bank. 6-1-eod
This is no tlmo llko the proa
ent to get a go-cart for tho llttlo
one. The weather Is flno and he
will Just crow with dollght nt
tho prospect. Ills ohoeks will
grow ruddy and the fond mothor
v. Ill be dellghtod. Our Hue is
veiy complete and makoa possi
ble nn ontlroly satisfactory so
loctlon. All modom Improve
ments nro found on our go-carts,
such as tho folding and reclining
devices.
BValiswi
VgHilHf
SLr' r gji!lU fi I
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Curtains
Frenoh .Madras cr'M W
ials Jn hsudsorae ccr:P
spring and ummcr c?' o
city or countr) borne nt
les nuke come up to t"
Ials. They give to iw l--and
other rooms tb"! r
refreshing anJ cool ;;
desired so rooch. ana -
cannot be sm lbr0i3?b,
not In the least ecletti
and air.
Wanted By gentleman, furnished
room. centrall located. Address
M, 'Capita' Journal." 4-22-t(
Fine Home for Sale
Party with casli
better investi
gate. Price
reasonable.
Address H care bursal
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uiitm.u ...i nnLHutAUAB sayUtlng that i- ,
aie not built .xcluslre!y fr speed lor
piltne facturs as well.
M00I
FRANK J.
BEST WORK AT HONEST