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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1011.
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EXAMiriED
SPRING SILEC
AH of the New Novelties
$2100
worth of new silks just received.
All of the new foulards, messa
lines, pongees, fancy silks, etc.
We bought this immense ship
ment of Silks to secure the ex
tra good values.
Come and get our prices before
buying.
SILKS FROM
25c up to $2.50 per yd.
NEW SITE
Because It was not in a position to
offer the property owners any stated
price for their land the committee
which has been negotiating for the
block lying just east of the state
capltol grounds as a site for the new
building for the supreme court and
library and other offices today failed
to arrive at a decision but took the
subject under advisement.
The appropriation made for the
purchase of the land and the erec
tion of the building upon it is not
yet available as the bill carries no
emergency clause and In view of this,
and the fact that there Is some talk
of applying the referendum to It, the
committee was In no position to make
any definite offer for the land. The
committee interviewed the property
owners, and while the price asked by
some was reasonable, other, In the
opinion of the committee, asked an
unreasonable price, and it Is doubt
ful even when the (tme comes when
the appropriation is available, wheth
er the committee will give it.
The committee . consists of State
Treasurer Kay, President Selling, of
the senate and Speaker Rusk.
The Best
Values in
or out of
Salem are
always
Here.
0P
We Buy
for Cash
and sell at
the Lowest
' possible
Cash Price
BOLD ROBBERS
CLEANED OUT
THE HOTEL SAFE
veto ax to many measures, let it fall
on the pet measures of many polltl
cains, and, eager to have another ses
sion, so that they might pass them
over his head, they have taken ad
vantage of the quarreling between
Flagg and hU oammlttee to work up
sentiment and get an excuse for an
other session. Thai seems to be the
prinolpal reason for the stories being
circulated In the newspapers. Gover
nor West vetoed Rusk's second choice
bill, which was championed by the
Oragonlan, and that organ would nat
urally like to gee it resurrected. He
alsp vetoed Senator Wood's bill re
lating to the creation of new coun
ties, several of Senator Bowerman's
bills and dozens of appropriation
bills, and these, it is contended, by
those who claim to know, It Is desired
to have passed, and hence the cry 5t
an urgent need iof an extra session
by those backing them.
Governor West Is In Southern Ore
gon, and could not be seen, but It is
safe to assume that he knows th-3
game being played, and that the pol
itlmians playing it will have to man
ipulate the cards far more cleverly
than they have done. If he calls an
extra session at their, behest.
PAVING CO.
WITHDRAWS
ALL BIDS
THE CLARK AM) IIEMtY AS.
111 ALT PAVING COMPANY WILL
0T OPERATE IV SALEM ON
ACCOUNT OF HIGH PRICE OF
MATERIAL.
Those delayed
Novelty Silks
Have arrived
the enormous demand for silks this spring makes deliv
eries from the mills rather slow, but our line is again
complete with a splendid showing of the newest crea
tions in
Foulards, Jacquard Novelties
and new shadings in
Messalines.
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25c
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fnyiTBD TRESS LEASED WIHE.1 I 1 "
Ogden, Utah, March 13. After ing company of Sacramento has with-
holding six men at bay with revol
vers, two masked bandits rifled the
safe of the Reed hotel at dayiireak
today and stole $700. Within half an
hour after the robbery two suspects
were arrested who tallied closely
with descriptions of the robbers. A
coat, hat and mask similar to those
worn by one of the bandits, were
found, but the stolen money was not
located.
The hold-up occurred In the heart
of the business district. One of the
robbers compelled the night clerk to
open the safe, while the other lined
up against a wall five of the hotel
guests.
You use from 12 to 15 yards for your silk dress,
We save vou from 15c to
. - -
On every yard of standard high grade silk, Isn't that
worth saving? Our showing of
Cotton, and Silk and Cotton Wash
Goods
' Is much larger than ever before, Novelty weaves in
great variety in all the new colorings,
00 s (f)
A Constant Stream
0( delighted persons visited our
new Addition yesterday. We did
not worry them ahout buying, but
were glad to see them viewing the
many improvements going on .in
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dPark
Today we are too busy closing with
yesterday's lookers to write ads.
Just one word the price of lots
includes ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
CAPITOL TRUST CO,,
Owners, 206 McKay Bld'g, Portland, Oregon
XO XEKD FOItEXTIU SESSION,
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law, and had the committee en
joined. That bn'Might about a genu
ine,, old-fashioned quarrel between
he and the members of the commit
tee, with the result of Flagg making
charges against ,them public. These,
together with the fact tlrvt he won
hla point at law. It is pointed out,
naturally would have the effect of the
committee wanting to get even, and
It Is availing itself of the present op
nrtunlty to do so.
Governor West, in applying the
drawn from Salem, as It finds condi
tions too difficult to operate here.
Mr. A. W. Clark was in the city yes
terday and has formally notified the
mayor and street committees of their
withdrawal of all bids for street
work In the Capital City. They had
made a bid of $1.84 per square yard
for the same pavement they are lay
ing In many western cities. They
make the' withdrawal on the ground
that materials are too high, and that
there Is no margin of profit in the
work at that price. Mr. Clark says
their principal difficulty here Is to
get good clean sand and gravel at
prices that they can do the work and
make a profit. The material men are
highly organized and have prices out
of -reach of successful operation. Mr.
Clark says the nearest sand they can
get, that Is good, clean and sharp,
hard sand Is the Columbia river
sand from Portland, which costs
about $3.00 per yard delivered, and
they can get good sand in other
towns from 75 cents up to $1.50.
Clark Gives ItciisoiiN.
"Good sand for street pavements
should not contain more than two
per cent of organic matter ' and
should be free from clay, silt and
mold, which is not the case with any
sand we can get here. Besides the
street bonds here are subject to
1 &3TJBek&'
' Credit stores can't match our prices,
discount of five per cent which takes
another 10 cents a yard off our pave
ment. When we tried to meet compe
tition here we were asked to make
further reductions and wo do not
care to operate our expensive plants
at a loss or on margins that are not
consistent with good business. We
are trying to get legitimate prices,
and for the present will operate at
Roseburg and Medford. There Is too
much cheap work called for In Ore
gon at present, and cities are grow
ing so fast on the Pacific coast that
we can get plenty of profitable work
and would be foolish to take low
price contracts. We also decline to
give a five-year guaranty, not be
cause our pavement will need any at
tention In that length of time, but be
cause we do not like to be tied up
with conditional contracts."
ments that cause Japan te loom up
as an Important factor In the army
and navy mobilization in the Mexican
trouble zone.
What trend events are likely to
take Is unknown, but the attitude of
the attaches of the state and war de
partments indicate concern. It Is
rumored that Paclfio coast reports
tenrti to connect other forces than the
Mexican government with the mili
tary demonstration.
AltK KTIIJj PLACINfl
llliAMK ON JAPAN
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,! 13
Washington, March 1 3. Although
no official here would accept the re
sponsibility of bnlng quoted, there Is
a growing sentiment today that the
next few hours will produce devolop-
CORPOItATION TAX I AW
HELD CONSTITUTION Al
Washington, March 13. The con
stitutionality of the corporation tax
law was upheld today by the United
States Bupreme court. The decision
of the court was read by Justice Day.
The decision was concurred In by
all the other Justices, and affected 15
cases In different parts of the coun
try. The corporation tax last year
brought the government $20,959,783.
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In sowing whetut treated with for
maldehyde some allawance should be
made for the swelling of the kernels.
ESTATE jfe(WGOMPANY
Bechtel & B
ynon
347 State Street
Tel. Main 452
FLANDERS 20
Racy Type Roadster
20-horse engine, 100 inch wheel
base, equipped with top and wind
shield, fully warranted for a full year
Price F. O. B. Salem
$835. OO
DAVIS REES, Agent
';i-jL-' Capital Garage, Salem
The Lamp of Opportunity is
ever Burning, those not Blind
are Guided by its Light to
a Better Condition.
The Owl Employment Agency
have filled a long felt want in supplying help
kinds. You should list your wants with them,
r are filling places every day.
1 58 S. Commercinl St., Phone Main 204.
of all
They
About the livelist place in Salem is the
Owl RealEstate Office, they are sell
ing and renting property all the time
158 S. Commercial St., Phone Main 204
OWL REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
.Mlilwuy IiHwwii Hush's
Hunk u iid
Street
.Miirlim Hotel, on
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