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vaqv mam:. VAILS GAFTXAXi JOUlM&ii, BALBM, OREGON. FP.IDAY, MAY 10, 1010. i ooay is rcemnanc uay All odds and ends and broken lines at half price. To make this an unusual shopping day, every department has contributed some extra special that will mean a saving of many dollars to thrifty shoppers. Join the crowd at Meyers' Today's Bulletin Condensed. Women and Misses' Tailored Suits reduced '. one-third and. one-half in price. Lingerie Dresses half price, Mussed Shirt Waists -re duGed, Petticoats reduced in pHce, W...B, Corsets reduced in price, Special prices on notlons.'Owi cut rate prices op all toilet . -sundries-(see window), 15c values In Tor- chon Laces 3c'yd, Spring showing of Dress ; Goods reducd one-half to 33 V3 per cent, Special "prices on seasonable lines of wash goods, Embroideries, reduced in price, Our -anlra Una nf lio tvitvi -- lo nlnon o nnn. tUrA j UllllIU ll.llb Ul IICUIIIIIUUINO LU " less in pjice, White -wash - Veilings at special prices, Broken assort- anient of shoes at less than the cos't'of mak Ing, At this time of the, year we know what lines of shoes we are going to discontinue, and have added these to our broken lines for one big bargain today, Q ::;p5l! ' CITY NEWS. Wattage Undertaking Parlors- Cottage and Chomekota Sts. Calls day or night. Phono 724. New Mortuary Chapel W. T. Rlgdon has tho f rarao up for his now mortuary chapel, on High street, licensed to Wed ' County Clerk Allon, has today ls eued a marrlago ileonso to Frank Horsky, of -Albany, agod 23 yoars and' Amblla Oladolc of Salem, agod 22 yoars. if Meats Aro Too High- Try, flsh, , Thoao nlco big Columbia river roo'shad and chinook salmon, also choice halibut and bjack cod, at Parrlngtori's.'.'tUe Stato street grocer and markqUnnn. Much Interest In Examinations v County Suporiutondont Smith re ports that tho olghth grado examina tions are attracting much interest throughout tho county. There aro In all 32.1' applicants for tho examina tions. ,"' ' ' Commission Heard Complaint- .Tho State Railroad Commission re turned today from Portlaud, whore it hoard the complaint of citizens in re lation to tho failure at tho o. it. & N. Co. to provido ft depot at Monta vllla. Prof, Jos. Schufer Professor of hlHtory of U. of 0 will give a free lecturo at the Uni versity ghapol this evening at 8 o'clock, on 'CtarlyslB ns an Hlgtor- lan." Tho public is cordially invited and urged to bo present, ITUo Salom, Woman's Clul Will meot at tho rosldonco of Mrs. A. N. Mooroe, corner of. Chemekota and Summer streets, at 2:30. Prof, Jos, Schafor, of tho U. of 0., will give nn Informal talk on Oregon history before tbo club. All mombars aro in vited to bo present. XtotUeslitp for Veterans- Qovornor Benson yosterday wjrod tbo navy department asking that tho lmttleshlps and cruisers which aro In tho Pacific waters bo ordorod into tho port of Astoria from June 21 to 24, the. occasion being tho 0. A. It. on csmpraout, Tho notion was token'' In pursuance to a request by tho vet erans, CJil-Namol Display On Thursday. Frtduy and Saturday of t!k -week, bjr one of the boat lady demonstrators sent out by tbo fac tory. Ohlrtyamel (s on,e. of tho finest finlahftrtt known for furniture and l Inside work. Kvorybody U Invited. WUeelally ladle, to the work at; K4e, Psrwt & Co'u on thate day i H-t lIUOC cu uiio-uiiiu belts reduced, POIfATED Mosslo Case Today Tho caso of- Bber D. Mossio ngans Mary Gyrus is being heard by Judgo Galloway today in the circuit court. Tho Issuo Involved Is the specific performance of a contract in relation to tho conveyanco of some 30 lots In Brooklyn's addition to tho City of Salom. Gets Flno Position J. C. Oliver, of tho Ollver-Michaux Co., has accepted a position as broker with a Now York ladles' and misses' suits and cloak firm, and left n to take charge of his torrltory. His territory will ombraco Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, Novada, Ari zona and Montana. To Arrauge for Memorial Day. Tho G. A. It. and tho W. It. C. will moo't this ovonlng at tho Board of Trado rooms with tho commlttoo re cently appointed by the Board of Trndo to co-opornte with tho organi zation In tho observance of Memor ial Day, and plans In relation .to tho colobratlon will bo discussed and de cided upon. ICInmath Falls Excursion Aro you going on tho business man's oxoursloh. to Klamath Falhron tho 24th? Of courso you aro, bo cuubo you. nro a business man and this Is business and you nro a Salem boostor and this is a big Salam boost. Tickets for tho round trip cost 60; but this covors all oxpenses pf meals, berth and porter service for the ontlro trip, Qhnuncey Bishop, Ruwell CMHn and Joe. Albert are the committee In charge. See them or any of them about your ticket, and .then give yourself n trip you will never regret. Tlig Plaintiffs "Won Judge Galloway today rondorod a doolslon In tho case of Grabor Brothora against L. Bornard and Lulu Bornard, his wlfo. The suit was Instituted for tho purpose of re covering a judgment on a lien which had boon filed rn tho dwelling house of tho defendants as security for labor and materials turnlshod In plumbing (t. Tho defendants con tested tho. lion, but Judgq Galloway ruled In favor or tho plaintiffs. Lowered tlio Rates Tho Orogon' Railroad Commission rocoivod a communication today from tho Southern Pacific Railroad Com pany advising It that tho rates on flour and mill feed between Albany and Drain had boon lowered. Sumo time ago tbo Albany Mill ing company made a complaint to the commission U)ftt tho rats charged from Albany to Drain when aompared with what was charged fram Port land to Drain was unnVtsonable the former being 14 rente per hundred pound. d tho latter fifteen oeoU. The tohipany ruJinej the rate to twelve cent,. ! ma u i w wi urn ieM i w w i -iwj Men's and Young Men's Wool Suits Clearing at 1-3 Less Than Their Real Worth Your Inspection is invited to review this wonderful display of snappy models at less than their real worth come early before the choice patterns are gone, See window dis play, Court street, WILL H MORROW Tomorrow on Willamette field, Salom High School will hold a dual Hold and track meet with Washing ton High School, of Portland. The teams aro very evonly matched., each school claiming several record breakers. Kaiser, Salom's sprinter, from the showing made in tho Intor-class moot, should bo able to romp away with tho 100 and 220, while Capt. Josoph intends to break n record In tho. 440,-ynrd dash, Windnaglo, ono of tho Washing ton otttrloa in Uio "mile, is considered to bo tho fastest distanco man among tho preparatory schools of Portland, and It would bo hard to find In any ono schooj a bunch of four spocdlor 220-yard men, than Darllrtg, Branlon, Nolson and Bar bor, who compose Washington's rp' lay toam. From tho number of goqd nier ontorod in all ovontB tho moot prom isor to be hard fought. Tho following aro tha qnwoe' in the dlfforont evonta: 100 yard dash Douglas, Jaekeon, (W. H. S.); Knlsor, R. Savage, (S. II. S.). S00 yurd run Beaker, Neleou. W. U. 8,); Laflij-, Koefr, Savage. (S. IT. S.). GO yard Unah Jnokson, dale (W. II, S. ); jcuhw, Byrd (S, n, S.). 120 yard Tiurdlea MoClaren (W. H. S.)j Mills, Benson (S. II. S.). 220 yard dash Brnnlon, Joy (W H. S.); Kalsor, Lewis, JosopH( S. H. S.). Mllo.run Wlndnnglo, Miller, (W. H. S.li Ltifky, Prince, Savage, (S. H. S.), ; , 440-yard dash .Noteon, Barkor, W. II. S.); Josoph, Dennlson, (S, II. S.). 220 yard hurdles McQJaron. Jackson, (W. II. S.)J Lowls, Mills, (S, II. 8.). Shot put Darling, Hodgos;.' (W II. & ; Josoph. Hofor, (S. II. .). High jumi DqubIos Go9Hw(V. H. S.); MU!l-,'BQns6n; iCalsj ( ll. 8.). 1 V v "' . Dliwus Hodg ,DkrJlng6fv S.); Ilofar, Roiison, .fSU " Broad . JiMnfr-Ullto ' (W. II. S,)i Dennln. fS. Pole vault ArjnstroriBt (W, H. 3.); Lewlp. MiCraaK . 8.). Hammer Hedges, Drtfug, II. 8 ): Hofw. (S. II. 8 . N Uel-Kaliier. Byrd. M'lW. J Mph (S , g uioa jiea Brlp n" II 8 ) am',AU. nrntmlwu W SHAG TO K MEET DUMPED IN THE LAICE STAIRWAY COLLAPSES AT THE PAVILION AND HUNDREDS OF SPECTATORS AT BOXING MATCH AltE DUCKED. ukitid rnzss leased mux. Salt Lako City, Utah, May 13. Searching parties who today dragged Salt Lako around the Salt Air pa vilion, the outer stairs of which col lapsed and threw a hundred persons into eight feet of. water, report to day that no .bodies arq in tho lake. Twenty persons were injured in the accident, but physicians today declare that none are fatally hurt. The accident came at tho close of a boxing contest between Thompson and Sullivan. Five thousand per sons attended tho exhibition. The stairway collapsed as the crowd was leaving tho pavilion. Because of the darkness it could not bo learned definitely last night whether any persons lost their lives and a careful search was made to day. The pavilion ( Is built over the great Salt Lake and those thrown off the stairway were pitched into the water. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. WEYMA.V ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL PLACE LEE O'NEIL BROWN ON TRIAL ON BRIBERY CHARGE C united rness ijtAsna wiiie.1 Chicago, May 13. District Attor ney Wayman created a sensation here this afternoon when he an nounced that he would call tho caso of Lee O'Neill Browne, Indictod for bribery in connection with the elec tion of U. S. Senator William ?. Lorimer, for trial Monday. Browne was democratic leader of tho lower house of tho Illinais legis nture. Ho wa3 indictod following an investigation of a confession by Charles A. White, who said Browne had paid him $900 to vote, for Lori riior. The grand 'jury investigation of tho caso is not yet completed and an investigation of, the alleged bribery is under way at Springfield, the state capital. The sudden decision to bring Browne to trial came as surprise. It is believed that tho defense will fight for a continuance. Wayman declares that he Intends to push tho cose' to trial as soon as possible It Is bolloved that tho district at tornoy's determination to push the enso is caused by his belief that ho has convincing ovidenco. The trial It is further expected, will bring to light ovidencq that will assist in tho investigations. STATIC GRANGE TODAY TOOK UI THIS REAL WORK OF T11H SUS . SIGN OFMCHRS TO RE PAID SALARIES HEREAFTER. Oregon City, Ore.. May 13. The State Q range took up the first real hard work today, although it has beon in session two days. Tho convontlon opened this forenoon early, desplto tho fact that secret work-kept tho del egates up until past midnight Reports of loglslatlvo and execu tive work ocoupled roost of the day's session. Tho constitution has been amend cd by fixing now salaries for tho om- cors. Horoaftor Jho stato master will bo paid $300 par annum, tho secre tary M00, lecturer ?200, treasurer 125, delegates 1 per day while at tending sessions and traveling ex panses. Tho principal feature of the day '8 $0 speech Qf A. T. Buxton, who Juj& concluded his second term Wfiio reviewed tne condition ftiauon, ana deeiarod that HBum aiam in rural com far all that commercial fjtf Ui the citl. McArtliur. Timer . aud Carter. Fle'd t rVrno and Hoff 4cw of ftaUb CHICAGO WILL TH WILL PAY SilLflffSE HiH?::H . PERSONALS - County Superintendent Smith re- turnod last evening from a visit m Scotts Mills and Sllvorton. C. L. Starr, secretary to tho State Tax Commission, wjll leave this evening on a businesscvisit to Falls City. Mrs. Etbel Cotter, chiof clerk o tho State Library Commission, is back from a three "weeks' visit at San Jose, California. H. N. Cockorllno, of Albany, was transacting business In the city yes terday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holman pre visiting friends In Portland. Mayor George Rogers and Dr. T. C. Smith, of Salem, wore in the city today visiting friends. They left this afternoon- in the former's auto mobile" for a trip through the Inter ior to southern Oregon. The Dalles Chronicle. - E, M. Bosworth, secretary of the Y. M. C. A., is building a fine 5-room bungalow at the Corner of Sixth and D streets. Geo. Rooney, of Portland, Is visit ing in the city. During his stay he is the guest of C. E. iiockwell. Dr. Major and wife, of Medford, are visitors In the city. O. H Brougher, of Scotts Mills, was a business visitor In the city yes terday afternoon. x J. C. Collins, of Independence, was transacting business in the city yes terday. Miss Jennlo Sondquist, ono of Sa lem's most efficient lady stenograph ers, left today for La Center, Wash., whore sho will spend a short vaca tion visiting her parents. Tom Wilson, bookkeeper at the state prison, has recovered from his attack of appendicitis and has re sumed the duties of his position. ANOTHER SEATTLE MURDER. (Continued frojn page 1.) St. Louis Also Records It. St. Louis, May 13. AS earth quake shock lasting 63 minutes was recorded by the seismograph at the St. Louis university this morning. Tho shock, the record shows was heavy, but 'was probably some thou sands of miles away, t is believed by professors at tho university that the shock affected the western coast of South America. Spokano Plcketl It Up. Gonzaga College, Spokane, Wash., May 13. An earthquake lasting from 12:18 to 12 51 o'colck this morning was recorded by tho seis mograph at tho college. Although the exact location could' not bo de termined It was within a radius of 931 miles, supposedly in a southern direction. There Were five distinct shocks at tho scheduled hours, 12:24, 12:33, 12:39 and 12:50. Fined for Blocking Sidewalk Frank Watson was arrested this morning by Day Officer Murphy on tho charge of blocking the sidewalk, near the corner of Capital and Center streets with material for a building which is being constructed near by. He appeared before Municipal Judge Moores and paid a fine of $5. o O. E. S. Went Visiting Chadwick Chapter, O. E. S., of Salem, visited Naomi charpter of Dal las last evening, some 3G members going ovor. They were royally onter talned, Initiatory wo'rk by Naomi chapter, one of tho crack chapters of tho state, being a feature Which was appreciated almost as much as the immense array of good things to oat at tho banquet following. The visi tors arrived homo on a apeglal train at midnight. N o Five Burned to Dentil. f UN I T1I I'HERS LBARBU WIRK.l Minneapolis, Minn., May 13. Bert Sperry, hiB mother and three obil dreu were burned to death in a flro which dostroyod their homo at Fari bault today, according to a report ro calved hero. Mrs. Sperry and two children were saved. ' --o Real, effective preaching is lived. Our modo- of life preaches all . the time. FOR SALE Excellent lot on Union street. Sewer connection. J750. New 5-room bungalow, Twelfth and Marion streets. 32200. Lot, Seventeenth street, between Stato and Court. $C50. Lot, northeast corner Laurel and Highland avenue. $10 down; S5 per month. Don't overlook the dwelling. southeast corner Twelfth and Couri streets. $3,250 J500 of' this goej for paving. Lot. 40x100. half block of atato- houso. 82500. Lot. Thirteenth and Center streets. $1050. A good buy. New 6-room modern dwelling. $400 down; balance, monthly pay ments. Terra can be had on all of the' above. Se MHTH-GILLIXOHAM CO. Room 5 McOornack UWg. Phoiw Ofl or !). FILLED UP ON JUICE OF ORANGES PHOTOGRAPHER HOUGHTON OF PORTLAND, AFTER FASTING 21 DAYS, GETTING HIS STOMACH IN LINE FOR ACTIVE WORK. UNITED TRESS LEASED WIIU3. Portland, Ore., May 13. After starving for 21 days, to euro himself of stomach trouble, A. S. Houghton, a photographer, today began to break his fast by sipping the Juice of or anges. Houghton statted his starva tion euro with tho intention of ab staining from food until his appetite returned. Yesterday, howovor, ho decided that ho was gotting" too weak, and needed nourishment, desplto tho fact that he did not feel hungry. "I sup pose when I start taking solid food into my stomach I will have an appe tite," said Houghton, "and it will be necessary to exercise will power not to overeat." "It Is no fun to fast for three weeks. Eating is delightful." Houghton has lost 21 pounds In three weeks. Ho said he expects to gain flesh' at the rate he lost it. The only effect he noticed since he first began was that he slept only six hours nightly instead of nine. Snys Mothers Are Ignorant. Cincinnati, O., May 13. That wo men are Ignorant of the duties of motherhood was the declaration made this afternoon by Mrs. Joseph ine Mumford, president of the moth ers' congress, In an address before the Federation of Women's Clubs. "The fact thr.t men have to teach wpmen how to feed children, as has been done In Philadelphia and other larger cities, Indicates how ignor ant mothers really are," said Mrs. Mumford. ' No Wrestling Memorial Day. Chicago, May 13. Mayor Busse announced this afternoon that he will not permit the Gotch-Zbyszko wrestling ma,tch to be hbld on Dec oration day and instructed the polico to arrest the promoters it they at tempt to stago the match. "Decorat'on day is sacred to our dead heroes and I won't permit its desecration by promoters of a wrest ling match," said the. mayor. . Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Frank Meredith, Resident Agent Room 13 Bush Bank Blk, Salem, Or MONEY TO LOAN TFOS. K. FORD Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem. Or NEW TODAY FOR SALE First class t newspaper loiaing maenme 4-6-8-10 or 12 pages folded at onco up to a full .sized 7 column paper. Chean it taken soon. Speed 1800 to 2000 per hour. Inquire Journal Salem Ore. 3-21-tf 7DR SALE Sovoral houses In 8a- lom, and farm lands at a bargain Capital National Bank. 6-l-eod WANTED One hundred cords of first or second-growth wood, de livered at city hall; can use wood as largo as 10x10; send bills to S. A; Minnlng marked "wood bids." S. A. Manning, chairman of pub 11c buildings. G-12-4t AVANTED Strong old fanning mill cheap for cash. J. It. Chapman, Route 2, Box 9, Salem, Oregon Phono "Farm" 171. 5-12-3t WANTED To buy any kind of hogs Highest market price, cash. Hop Leo laundry, 225 South Commer cial streot. Phone 1158. 5-12-tf pou SALE Well Improved farms from $3G to $50 per acre; terms to suit purchaser, Seo F. E. Beau champ, Marlon, Oregon. 5-12-lw FOR SALE A flno milk cow. P. F. Mihcenmer, near Fairgrounds, on car lino. 5-12-3t FOR SALE Young, gentle horse, al so rubber tired buggy, harness, saddle, 1358 Chemekota street. 5-13-3t WANTED -Three good cooks, one housekeeper, a man for general hotel work, strawberry pickers, a man for general farm work and wood chopper. All good wages. Apply to A. C. Smith & Co., 544 State streot. Phone 1607. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY LANDS Bow River Valley, Southern Alberta. First-class Farm Lands Cheap Ten Yoars Time. Local Agency Steeves Block, Salem, Oregon. a. d. Mccarty, local aobnt. HAYS HAIR HEALTH NEVER FAILS TO RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOR and BEAUTY. Salltfy Ytarulh StndlKt ttmfora SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE Cut this adv. out and mall with your, name and address, and so cents to w PHILO HAY SPECIALTIES CO. . 30 Clinton St., Newark, N J..U.3A, J. C. PERRY. Good Roads. A special representative' of tho U. S. Department of Agriculture, Wash ington, D. C, Dr. Maurice A. Eld ridge, best known authority on good ?oads in tho country, will speak on that subject at the following points on tho 'dates shown: McMlnnvillo, May. 30. Forest Grove, May 31. Oregon City, June 1. Salem, Juno 2. Albany, June 3. j ' Corvallis, June 4. Eugene, Juno G. Roseburg, June 7. Grants Pass, June 8. Medford, June 9. Ashland, Juno 10. - WM. McMURRAY," Gen. Pas Agt., Portland, Or.-5-13-to 6-! Oregon Rents Washington. The varsity baseball team de feated the University of Washington team at Eugene Wednesday, 3 to 2. It Is the only defeat Washington has had In a conference game this year. The score: R.H.E. R.H.E. Oregon ..3 4 4Washington .2 7 t Batteries Henkle and aTylor; Belford and Hemonway. It has about been decided by astronomers that Halley won't hurt the earth any. SEE US 10S-acre farm; 100 under culti vation, good buildings, C miles from Salem in the Waldo Hills. Price, including team, wagon, cow, chick ens, farm Implements, etc., S10.00O- 40 acres! 25 under cult., 10 acres fino hops, 1 aero loganberries, old buildings, 1 mile to stantlon on elec tric line. Sharo of crop. Trice, $4,000. ( 30 acres fine grub oak on Salem.v Falls City R. R., at a bargain. 10 acres on tho installment plan, 3 miles from city. $100 per acre. 5 acres flno land by the Geo. Sav age tract, for $150 per acre. Why pay $200? New 7-room house and 2 lots on. the Capital St. Boulevard, $2,500. $700 cash, balance in 2 years. Before you buy see Derby & Willson Room 20C-7-S. U. S. Bank Bldg. RIDING GALLERY Tho finest machine of this kind ever seen in this part of the country. Runs evory night un der fine tent 50x100 feet. Plenty of Seats For Spectators 5c per Ride of Five Minutes Bring the children out aud let them have a good time. Runs every night and Sunday after noon. South 21st and Hyde streets, near Turner road. CARE FOR THE LINEN Wo make a specialty of launaer Ing tho finest fabrics and table linens. Clones are not worn out with machinery. All work called for and delivered. Work guaran teed. Your patronage solicited. Highland Hand Laundry 2649 Currant Ave. Phono 403 White Labor, -ft .4 4