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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1911)
PACK FTTE. 4 M $1 .00 Tan and Grey Overalls j I and Jackets : APRIL TERM WILL OPEN NEXT MONDAY THEY SURELY WENT VHERE MOST NEEDED Are You Interested DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1911. 4a son and zers are Producing ensive. Street immm Mai I I B I D : B I I I I I B I I n B 4 i 75c f Every garment bears the label of the United Garment ; They are made by experienced union help in a modem, up-to-date factory, Not sweat-shop help, t They are the original and famous high-back Overalls t with full bib and wide sispender straps, J SELL EVERYWHERE FOR $1.00. OUR PRICE 75 ARMY AND NAVY WORK SHIRTS X In blue tan and grey, warranted fast color, full size and rip-proof. PRICE 45c Thursday, Friday and Saturday Special larirA pYfra ttnnA Rotli HI tT. t Towels, each . . ... A v 63 ACRES.. All under cultivation, 1 miles South In the Fruit Belt. An Ideal locution for on orchard. Close to school and on the main road. Only $75 per acre. This is the best buy In that neighborhood as other land is selling for $100 and up. Let us show you this. DERBY & WILLSON IT.. S. BANK BUILDING ' GRAND JURY TO MAKE FINAL RE. FORT SATURDAY FIRST CASE UP FOR TRIAL IS THAT OF O'ROURKE FOR STABBING GUARD SIMPSON AT THE PEN. After dismissing a number of cases and listening to motions In others, Judge Kelly yesterday afternoon ad journed court until 6 o'clock Satur day evening when he will convene It for a short time in order to receive the final report of the grand Jury. The grand Jury returned seven true bills yesterday morning but has suf ficient -work to keep it busy until late Saturday afternoon and It Is expected when It marches into court that It will return a large number more of indictments. The court will convene for the reg ular April term Monday morning at 9 o'clock. The forenoon will be spent in disposing of motions and hearing applications for citizenship and in the afternoon the work of try ing cases will begin. O'Ronrke Cases Comes First. The first case scheduled for trial Is that of the State against Thomas O'Ronrke, charged with an assault with a deadly weapon upon the per son of Jerry Simpson, a guard at the state penitentiary. O'Rourke was In dicted at a former session of the grand Jury but his case was post poned until the April term. Accord ing to the story of the state prison officials O'Rourke had been directed to have his hair cut and refused to obey the order and fhen Simpson sought to compel him to do so he stabbed him with a knife. The pen alty for the crime Is death, and In view of the severity of it the case will be a hardly contested one. A man in New York is having a new face put on him. There is noth ing like putting a good face on men and things. A Special Medwne for Kidney Ailments. Many elderly people have found Foley's Kidney Remedy a quick re lief and permanent benefit from kid ney and bladder ailments and from annoying urinary Irregularities due to advancing years. Isaac N. Regan, Farmer, Mo., says: "Foley's Kid ney Remedy effected a complete cure In my case, and I want others to know of it." Red Cross Pharmacy. ig Sunday Excursion Beginning at one o'clock Sunday afternoon the Portland Railway, Light & Power Company will run cars from State and Commercial streets to RABBS' ADDITION and Mountain View every hour until 5 o'clock. The big trailer cars will be used so that there will be plenty of J room for everybody. The fare is five cents and it will pay you to spend the money. Where Rabb's Addition Is. It is just a little ways beyond Salem Heights and is right X on the South Commercial street car line." It has a gentle J slope in every direction. It commands a beautiful view of the city and mountains. O As an Investment. fa. LEGISLATORS PROVIDED THEM SELVES WITH TWO SETS OF THE OREGON' CODE AND OTHER LAW BOOKS, AND CUT THE JUS TICES OF THE PEACE OUT. I Evidently believing that the Jus tlces of the peace and the majority of j county officers had but little need of a set of Lord's Oregon Laws but that j it was essential to the welfare of the j good state of Oregon that the mem- j bers of the legislature be provided : with them, the last legislature by I resolution and afterwards by law ap-! and at the same time repealed a law giving a set to the Justice of the peace and the county officers. Take by Resolution. When the last legislature cpn vened and it had hardly convened at that both the senate and house passed a resolution that each mem ber be provided with a copy of Lord's Oregon Laws. The house went the senate one better and also provided its members with a costly digest con taining the decisions of the supreme court of Oregon and cases In point from other states, Some one in the senate tried to get that kind of a resolution through that body also, but It was too much for the dignified senators and they voted it down. Take By Law. . Along towards the last of the ses sion the legislature passed a law on the subject and which provided that each legislator should have a set of the laws. Now the legislature of 1 0AQ afiaf niiinli matnt.fi rnflontlnn nn 1 the subject decided that the justice of the peace should be given each a set of the state's laws and passed an act to that effect. The last legisla ture with equally as mature a re flection but with less of It In the same law appropriating to themselves a set, repealed this law, and provided that only the sheriff, county treasur er, assessor and county courts should have sets. That leaves the justices of the peace and the other county officers out in the cold. o- A BROOKS STORE BURGLARIZED LAST NIGHT Advices were received this morn ing by Sheriff Minto from the officers at Brooks informing him that the Ramp & Ramp store was burglarized last night and asking him. to keqp. a lookout for the burglars. ' The burglars made their entrance to the store by breaking a lock . on the rear door. "'"The safe was rifled but nothing of Rvalue obtained, save certain documents. After taking these the burglars turned their atten tion to the stock of merchandise and a number of articles in the way of clothing were stolen. This is the second time this year that this store has been burglarized. n Living Room .Furniture Our new patterns for this season have arrived and we are in a position to fill your most exacting re quirements. A visit to this store before your decis ion to buy is made will be a benefit to you in obtaining the styles and enable you to get The Best for the Least Rockers from $2.50 to $30.00 Living Room Tables $2.00 to $35 Davenports from $20.00 to $75 Taborets from $1 .75 to $5.00 Desks from $1 0.00 to $30.00 it 177 Liberty St. Salem, Oregon -- ! Read The Journal Ads carefully. Our advertisers are offering great bargains every day. As an investment it can'tbe beat around Salem Your common, sense should tell you ! that the high ground, above the mud, fog and high water is where -Salemwill grow, the fastest. Furthermore you have a street car right at yourdoor, telephone, electric lights 1 and the best water in the country. We won' say any more, just go out and look at it Sunday, and let your own judgment guide you, Remember the cars leave State and Commercial streets at 1,'2, 3, 4 and 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon, We are not going to t sell any lots on Sunday, but you- can make your selection, and we will reserve it for you. Prices $300 to $600j Terms $10 Down and $5 Monthly j It Beats Paying Rent j Do So Rabb $z Co I 1 68-1 70 N. Commercial Phone 205 1 HOQUIAM, WASH. TO PAVE STREETS ' . COUNCIL MOTS CONTRACT FOIt THE FORM, KNOWN AS ISITU-LITHIC. Ha user Bros. Headquarters for Fine Fishing Tackle We know and have fished on most of the fishing streams, so we can direct you right. - t l-TVTTf .,1'. v 41 Brook Trout POlTMIt- FISHING STREAMS Santlfim, Battle Creek, Mill Creek, Ablqua, Silver Creek, Drift Creek, Butte Creek, Pudding River Hauser Bros. Headquarters for Fine Fishing Tackle When you do not know what to buy in Fishing Tackle leave It to us, we are Fishing Tackle specialists. " UNITED FBESS LEASED WISE. ... Hoqulam, Wash,, March 31. (Spe clal) K street property owners voted to recommend bltullthlc pave ment for K street, between Fifth and, Eighth streets, "lat a meeting held! in the office of City Engineer J. '. TV Moughmer, Monday night. , The prop erty owners having expressed, a prefr. erence- fop bltullthlc pavement, the council last night let the;, contj'a.'ct lb the lowest bidder for that form of wor. i, A Cold, La Grippe, Then Pneumonia Is too often the fatal sequence. Foley's Honey and Tar expels the oold, checks the la grippe and pre vents pneumonia. It Is a prompt and reliable cough medicine that con tains no narcotics. 'Foley's Honey and Tar Is the bast cough remedy I ever used, as it quickly stopped a severe cough that had long troubled me," says J. W. Kuhn, Princeton, Neb. Just so quldkly and surely It acts In all cases of coughs, colds, la grippe and lung trouble. It Is as safe for your children as yourself, and should be used In all cases of croup, whooping cougn and measles. Re fuse substitutes. Red Cross Phar macy. Medicines that aid nature are al. ways most successful. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It loospns the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions and aids nature In restoring the system to a healthy condition. Sold by all dealers. Fishing Season is Now Here SPOONS i I'M I I Pacific. 1 ff U Farg6' I hploS Oregon. f Western, X jgjf Colorado T, r g ' : 'Spinners. Emenlck. Leaders No, 32, 3 ft. single. 10c No! 34, 3 ft. single. 15c No. 42, 3 ft. single. 25c No. 56, 3 ft. single. 25c No. 72, 3 ft tingle. 25c No. 36, 6 ft. single. 25c Rainbow special 6 foot 60c Flies KEELS No. 450 grade.. $1.00 doz. This Is the fly we stake our reputation on. Pen- nell -Hook, Silk Body, EXPERT, $2.00 x , j, j,- Rochester Automatic- . Ostrich Head, 30 different Mart,n.g Automatlc ; . patterns. No. 201 grade.... 50c doz. Tri Part .i", No. 110, 60 yd .'I' No. 125, 40 yd....;, No. 125, 60 yd. ...75c .15.00 .16.00 I .$3.50 t ..35c X ..65c I Rods No. 00, 3-piece and extra tip $1.00 No. 02, 3piece and extra tip $1.50, No. 06, 3--piece and extra tip $2.50 No. 022, 3-piece and extra tip $i.00 Bait Rods, Short Rods, Steel Rods Baskets Bait Boxes Fly Books Landing Nets Leader Boxes Sinew Hooks Salmon Eggs 1 I U v i 5 hMMMOMHMMI M M-. tH
