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Newspaper Page TextCZ. Mil lw - PAI1Y CAPITAI JOURNAL, SALEM, wm9 uulwBaMMni i OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUXE 21, 1011. EVERYTHING WHITE REDUCED DURING THE June White jale $1.25 WHITE BLANKETS rULl IM WITH PINK OR BLUE BORDERS 99c per pair 24.75 2.00 41.40 i n n '. M- raping 15.00 fDunette. P. R.. labor 5.50 LHm b., dragging iDuRette, Ralph, scraping!. iDurMte, Cecil, teaming ... Dunn, Chas., labor. . t-an, h. L. F.astburn, ! Eastburn, Ebner. J. j Edwards, i rock. . , Edwards, Geo.. haullue gravel 1650 Epen, H. C, teaming n.00 itlllot, Leslie, labor 6 25 Emery, Wm., do " 4100 lEskew, J. M., bridge work.. 10L15 1 Evert, J. O., labor 5 00 'Evert, Lett, do 17 50 I Evans, C. H., grading 30.00 ! Etzel, P. T. engineer. . . . os nn 56.00 42.50 24.00 8.25 supplies 40 as u. I., labor Francis, plowing. V., supplies W. H., hauling A Physician's Reporl cn muercmosis Medicine "ITave used Ecfcmen's Alterative In revi rial rns-es of iultroular gland-i of the iii'tn, excellent results everv 1 mo t arris, Edward, labor. Harris, G. W., grading. ... Fandrick, August, labor. , Fandrick, August, poles. . Ferris, Harry, labor Ferril, Geo., do Fender, S. V labor Fisher, C trip to Salem. , Fisher, A. J., surveying. . , Fleetwood, H. T., labor. . . Fleetwood, H. T. labor.., Fleetwood, F. W., do. 4.3S 19.25 23.00 6.00 9.00 33.88 7.87 4.00 29.00 1.00 62.25 6.00 COUNTY PAYS ITS BILLS FOR THE MONTH The following Is a full, true and "correct list of the bills filed with the county commissioners' court of Mar ion county, Or., at Its June, 1911, term together with the action taken thereon. Indigent Soldiers, Joyce, Mrs. Hattle P. Indi gent soldiers .? 10.00 Miles, W. P.. do 10.00 Whiteman, A. R., do 5.00 Oglesby, D., do 5.00 Care of Poor. Alexander, Jno., care of poor .$ 10.00 7.00 5.00 8.00 5.00 7.00 Thompson, James, do. Johnson, Mrs. do Belleque Ciprlan, do.... Bilker, Mrs. Gottlieb, do. Downs, Mrs., do. ........ Johnson, Chas., do 12.00 Bloom, Ruby A., do 10.0. Stripling, Huldia, do 8.00 Dnprey, Frank, do 8.00 Balliett, S., do 5.00 Scharback, Sebastian, do... 5.00 Riggs, Hilleary, do 10.00 Dowd, Nelson B., do 8.00 Rykn, Chas., do 8.00 Johns, Mrs., do 1 5.00 Oobin, LIzette, do 10.00 Lambert, Margaret, do.'.... 5.00 Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Hoeller,.. do 6.00 Finch, Wm., do 6.00 Scoble, Mrs., do 10.00 Boys and Girls' Aid Soc, do 10.00 Snodderly, Flora, do 30.00 Babcock, Mrs. A., do...... 8.00 Coy, Milton, 'do 5.00 James Brown, do 10.00 Reilmon, Eva, do 10.00 Bauders, Fred, do .. 8.00 Burnett, LIszie, do 8.00 Peerenboon, Mrs. Theo., do. 10.00 Hirsch, B. P., do 8.00 Mitchell, Mrs. J. N., do 10.00 Ingram, Elizabeth, do 9.00 Mosher, Elva, R., do 40.00 Boor, Jno., do. 1.50 Murray, Jno., do 8.00 Wright, D. B., do. . . 8.00 Byars, Carrie, do 10.00. Circuit Court Witnesses. Bayne, Jno., witness. ...... I 2.20 "into, H. P., do. 2.20 Roblson, Bert, do 4.00 Vaughn, Mrs. j. A., do 6.00 1 Salary of Olllcers. Hehningsen, Mary, truant officer $ 20.00 Upjohn, Lois Byrd, book keeper. 75.00 Beckwith, J. T., Co. com missioner 1 22.00 Apple, Henry, caretaker lftwn. . . 50.00 Gettings, "E., nightwatch ; . . 40.00 Matlock, C. O., janitor 10.00 Keene, Win., M janitor. . . 50.00 Armstrong, E. C, asst. fruit . Inspector 12 00 Constable, C. O.,' fruit lnspec- . tor. . .; 90.00 Van Winkle, " J. 0 Co. Physician 40.00 Kenwell, J, J., Co. veterin arian 33.00 Assessment and Taxation. Hoxle, c, E., assessment . and taxation. . . . . 9.00 Paulus. Geo., do .. .. 24.00 Roads and Highways. Absher, Wm., labor..... 7.00 Adams, j. d. & Co., way drags. . 120.00 " ! Continued. Achilles, Chas., teaming... 17.50 Ackerson, Chas., teaming. . 30.00 Adkins, A. E., plowing 31.00 Adkins, GorD., labor 7.00 AMhrlght, Theo., db 25.00 A'lred, g. A., do 175 Amundson, J., teaming 16.00 Armstrong & Lastrapes, re pairing 6.50 Arnold, W. D., sharpening tools. 4.30 jjMl. Ed., labor" 1-00 Bait G. I., do 1.50 Battruff, Root, do 15.00 2a. B. D., plowing 5.25 oaten aii,q ,oiiT,r wiml 4.00 Clinton, grading toiler, Louis, labor....... Banta, Bill, do.. Barber. M. A., hardware. . . oflltalnl- T j 1 V,,,.. Baskln. Art, teaming...... 5.00 BatfliiioB, c hauling gravel. . . , 12.75 Batllner, John; labor. -50 "allner, , John. hauling gravel. . 12.00 Beckwith, J. T., inspecting roads Becker. Chas. E grading. . Beckman, August, Tabor. . . Bell, W., hauling dirt Bellamy, J. W., plowing Bess, J. H., labor Benson, Geo., scraping Beer, Rout., labor Bevins, Clarence, do B'ckott, C. A., do Bickett, Charlie, powder... Blevln, M. F., hauling gravel Boje, Henry, labor Bones, C. F., do Bowen, Peter, road dragging Boelk, F. J., hauling gravel, Boedigheimer, S., labor.... Bowen, G. D., do.' Bradley, Clayton, hauling rock Branson, E. N., labor Bray, E. D.,do Bray, .Wesley, do Brack, Frank, dragging.... Broughter, A. L., plow beam Broyles, John E., teaming.. Broyles. J. R., scraping. ... Brown, W. F., labor . . Brown Charles, teaming... Brown, W. B., grading Brown, R. G., scraping Brown, Herbert, grubbing. . Brown Geo. W. labor Brewer, John, do Bruce, I. T., hauling gravel Bumplpy, J. M., repairing.. Bushnell, E. C, labor ..... Bneshue, John, grading.... Bushey, W. M., inspecting roads Burch, G. O., hauling rock.. Burkholder, James, road dragging. . . .". Bundidger, H., labor Burris, J. H., drilling ; Burris, P. F., labor 1 j Burris, C. labor I Bushey, W. E., do j Butler, A. O Byram, E. J., labor jCarothers, F. A., teaming.. .Carter. I. B., scraping I Carpenter, Dolph, labor.... (Calavan, J. M., hauling rock , Camel, Charles, labor .Capital Imp. Co., cement... Carrick, M. J labor Chese, Arthur, do Christopher, John, do Cherrington, E. W., do Chestnut, T. C, do Claggett, Arch, do Clark, W., do Clark, Frank, do. . . . Cleveland, Homer P Coast Bridge Co., bridge Mt. Angel 1. Coleman, Prince, labor Coleman, Joe, do Coombs, J. S., scraping. . . . Cox, Sol, labor Coonse. J. P., do Cole, Robert, do Collard & Neftzger. lumber. Courtright, John, labor $20.00 allowed. I Cook, Hugh, do iCook, I. N., do , Coswell. P. 0., engineer. .. Craie. J. D., teaming Cremer, Cap. engineer Cremer, Chris, labor Crosbey, Al, do The Curtiss Lbr. Co., cement The Curtiss Lbr. to., qo. . Curtiss, H. R., hauling grav el dimming, C. M.. labor Cutsforth. Sidney, do an. 1 45.1 JFlachsel, John, do 14.00 jForequall, H., do 2.25 iFoumal, Charles, do 2.50 jFrlnk, W. B., scraping 3.50 jFurman, W. A., labor 10.00 ; Gamer, Mrs. W. J., grading 3.25 jGearin Bros., supplies 15.05 j Gibson, Carl, plowing 38.50 Giebler, Chris, grading 84.00 Glbbens, Archie, labor 2.00 (Glrardin, Lawrence, labor.. I Given, Charles, grading.... i Glaze, Chas., hauling gravel iGlazner, J. H., labor iGold Conrad, labor 18.00 I Goss, John, do 30.50 Goulet, W. H., inspecting roads 19.75 Goddell, Frank, labor 1.75 Gorgenson, Crist, teaming. . 3.50 Graves, Grant, hauling rock.. 32.00 Graves, Clifford, labor 31.00 Greenfelder, Chris, teaming... 4.00 Green, H., plowing 3.50 Gritton, Orbal, scraping 56.00 MAKE BITTER ("0MPL.UST8. (Continued from page 1.) fingers.' I happened to be acquaint-1 ed with one of the inmates mvacif i In one caso it cost me J50, for the girt j he belonged to the same church as I ao, ana as he told me he was starved ; I had him come to my house and eat , dinner. His name waa Wilbur Do-i little. Afterwards I interested my-j self in his behalf, and prevailed up-i on the county court to give me $201 so that he might be Bent to the Naz-i arene Home in Los Angeles, and he is there now. j The Blind Woman's Case. j "Because she was not provided : a adequate quarters am inmate came and appealed to me to do some thing for a blind woman; I forget her name now, but can supply it should it be necessary. The W. C. T. V. became Interested In the case, and appealed to the county court with the result that provision was made for her keeping in the city. That was about two months ago, and you will remember the weather was cold then, and for the, lack of ade quate and comfortable quarters she was compelled to sit in a general room provided for the men, and list en to their conversation, which at times was not of an uplifting charac ter." An inmate of the institution, whose name need not be divulged at this time, is authority for the state ment to the reporter that this blind woman was compelled to share hex quarters with a blind squaw, and that, rather than, associate with her, she sought out the general room pro vided for the men. He assigned as the paramount reason for her desir ing to leave the institution the fact that she wanted to avoid associating with an Indian womaa "lk SomethiiiK fVir Her." "There Is a woman now domiciled at the poor housei, who, because of general conditions there, is anxious .. yui Vn 11 oniy until sne could ar range to be operated, and in a short time an operation was not needed I suppose your records are just as fine as o- oa I .""""in's Alterative is effective In 2j.20 i other forms. Read what Mm. Garvin ca.'a L nill. Mnnrnnn Gentlemen: "I have gained twenty-two pounds since last February and my baby Is in perfect health. She Is now four months old. I have been watting since she was born to see how I would get along. 1 am now doing all mv work, rave been ever since rbe was four weeks old, and I am steadily gaining. I do riot cough or raise anything at all I believe my lung trouble cured." (SiKned Affidavit) Mrs. SI. H. Garvin. Note Mrs. Garvin. Is the mother of even children. Eckman'B Alterative cures Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Kever: Throat, and Lung Affections. Ask for booklet of cured cases and write to the Kckmnn I .uhnminrv Philadelphia, Pa., for additional evidence. tor bale by all leading iimpviiia onH Sale by all leading drmrnlats and Perry's Drug Store in Salem. BANDITS ARE FOLLOWED TO - MARSHFIELD UNITED TRESS LEASED WIKE. Marshfleld, Ore., JuJne 21. Be ""lievlng that the bandits who robbed . iha moll OUnn. lt.iJ 44.00 26.25 5.00 12 4.1 23.! 26.1 9.' 2.1 7.1 10.: 33.: 5.: 8.1 16.! 8.' 1.' 3.1 12 37 17 16 3 5 21 3 13 51 4 27 24 1 4 14 3 49 27 2 44 10.00 17.50 4.00 6.89 5.25 .. . a 1U T.T LJ tin Illusion u, Cutsforth. John, grading. . . 1 . rM.,r!s An . . tiurstoriii, .ijuc, Cutsforth, Frank, teaming.. Davidson. W. F Darby, John, labor Darr, A. R.. do Daniels. S. T., grading Darst, J. H scraping Davis, S. M labor Davis, L. A... Davenport. John, labor Das. J. J-. repairing De Jardin, John, labor Dike Bros., powder Dlmlck, G. A., labor. ...... DUmars, Jr., T. A. grading. Downing, B. C, labor Downing, W. H., do Donker. Nanne, do roads. . Dorn, Anton, labor Dove Homer scraping. . . . Dorman, Walter, labor Donker, Gilbert, do. Donker, Edward, do. Donker, Peter Sr., do nmiker. Gerber, do... Edward plowing... Druck, Gust, labor Druck, Gust l0':,"-" VI Drorbaugh, L., hauling grav Dunn, 'Ernest.' labor 4 14 64 14 3 56 14 934 21 35 6 37 23 1. 4. 4. 26. 700. 1 10 30 7 9. 20 8 31 1. 2 28. 38 26 10 5 192 24. 21. 1 . 9. 3 19. 22. 19 449. 13. 20. 54 24. 6. 55. 1. 7. 8. 120. 4. 12. 1 2 10. 18. 15, 50, 27, 5 11, 4 .4 3 1 4 23, 3 00 55 00 00 00 60 25 00 00 00 38 50 50 75 61. 00 25 50 00 10 00 00 25 00 00 75 00 00 88 00 00 00 00 00 31 00 00 00 25 00 75 00 00 00 00 50 50 ! 00 85 25 10 40 00 00 00 00 15 40 25 25 00 38 00 00 75 50 26 50 25 00 50 00 ,001 00 00 90 30 40 75 00 25 00 25 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 50 87 00 50 90 50 00 14 Big G COIAPUUIMI 'A safe and simple remedv for Broxchitii, Cahnh, HayFcvrr ' lDflmmatlDnR. Irritation, nli. IatloiiB of A1.U mucous membrane! or IIcIdrs of tho Dose, ihrukt, stomaoa or urinary organs. AT DftUOrjIITS Why not atrtyourttlf TrmtlaavlthMch bottu r inwioa on rsquMt, .Til Ensj fjin'al Co. larjoBft, uua, U.S. a. It is believed that the men are hid ing in the daytime and traveling at night. The dogs lost the trail late VPstprdnv npenrHInc in rormrta u, u, y , aUUi n'Ao ' reaching here today, and were un- H,l2!,,, Iv1, .d0- ' ',; l S ! able to find it again. LTi iuuu, Aiueri, grauiug. . . . . . . o.uu Griesnauer, Bartel, labor 32.00 Grestinger, B. A., do 2.50 Haack, Fred, do 18.00.. Haberly, L.. grading 62.00 Hoggertv, do 4.00 Hall, Geo. L., labor 6.00 Hall, Ben, grading 33.25 Hammack, Ross, hauling grav el 26.50 Hanigan, Chas., scraping 14.00 Harris, !,. B., do 12.00 Harris, D A, scraper 21.00 Hardy, Johr labor....' 4.00 Mauser Bros., powder 173.65 Hawman, E. G. teaminng 38.75 Hawman E. G., teaming 38.75 Hawman, E. G money adv.... 32.00 Hecker, Philip, labor 32.00 Heinz, Chas., plowing 8.00 Hendricks, C. L., labor 6.00 Henke, Herman, do 2.00 Herrick, Jr., B. B. surveying.. 24.40 Higgenbotham W. F 15.75 Hill, Max, labor 3.75 Hirt Rudolph, do 2.00 Hirsch, Al.,- plowing 10.50 Hirsch, Fred, hauling rock 7.00 Hlrtzel, L. L., labor 18.00 Hobart, Lee, do 4.00 Hobbs, Jay, do 4.00 Hobbs, Ira, do 7.00 Hollopeter, Frank, drilling.... 7.50 Holman. I. 0., scraping 8.00 Hopp, Henry, grading 51.00 Hooper, Bert, blasting 3.00 Hooper, R., labor Hooper, E. A , do Horner, A. B. & Co., supplies. Houseinger, Juel, teaming.... Haven, Adolph, labor Haven, Otto, do" Haven, Oscar do Howard. W. A., teaming Heyser, Geo. M., labor 162.75 Heyser, Geo. M., money ad vanced 32.39 Hunt, Jr., T. J., plowing 71.00 Hunt, M. S 24.73 Hunt, C. J., labor 9.00 Huddleston, Allen, do 22.00 Humphrey, Floyd, do 5.25 Iler, J. R., hauling gravel 7.00 Isham, Earl, labor 5.25 Isham, C. B., do 14.00 Jayes, J. S., teaming 65.00 Jayes, W. S., labor 7.00 Jackson, Ralph, plowing 26.00 Jensen. Geo., grading 36.00 Jefferson, J. A, teaming 53.00 Jefferson, R. C, labor 2.00 me man on tne snasta limited are hiding in the woods in this vicinity, three deputies who have boen with the posse that trailed them from Yon calla, arrived here this morning, and immediately began preparations to search the different logging camps for the fugitives. Sheriff Gage left Marshfleld this I to get away, and just a short time ago forenoon to join the posse at Alle-ian inmate appealed to me Ini her ghany. ! case. After telling me her story, he said: tor heaven s sake do some thing for her; get her away from there.' I have not Investigated her case not talked to her personally, nor do I know that any one repre senting any of the charitable societies have.1' Clymer Paid Amply. Superintendent Clymer Is paid at the rate of 52 cents a day for each inmate for boarding inmates. In ad dition to that be Is suppl'ed with free house rent and also gets all of the nrortpce raised from the county poor farm, which consists of 30 acres. It is the assertion of Mrs. Sherwood, and also others conversant with the situation, that this is ample rdmnn eration that it is enough to provide in abundance for the inmates. O WeVe just placed a lot of our 25c Summer Wash Goods on our bargain tables at 1 5c per yard And another lot of 35c and 50c grades at 25c per yard They arebroken lots that we arc closing out. Look them over today. Hammock Weather Is here at last. Let us show you our new line of Palmer Hammocks at cash store prices. SONDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION IN SESSION THE FIRST REAL SPECTACLE OF C0N0NATI0N San Francisco, June 21. With five meetings in four churches and the Y. M. C. A. assembly hall, pre liminary conferences of the various d.UUJ iti a. .,i ok i - iday prepared for the formal opening a 'V?1 o.oO i . it,. . .1 1 JJt and has donated trophies In the mil- 31.55 45.30 47.80 ri'XITED rSKBS LEASED WII1B.1 London, June 21. The first real spectacle of coronation week oc curred this afternoon when their Ma jesties, King George and Queen Mary and their suites made their way through the streets df the West End to the international show at the Olympia. Thousands cheered as their Majesties passed. The king has 8.00 (Continued tomorrow.) MEXICANS EXECOTED ENGLISHMAN UNITED TRKSS LEASED WIBE. San Diego, Cal., June 21 Reports came from Ensenada today that Pa trick Glennon. a British subject, was executed bv the Mexicans at Alamo, Lower California, two weeks ago. The belief is expressed here that the British government will act as soon as official reports on the matter are received. It is reported that Glennon, who has been at Alamo for some time, having mining interests there, was killed at the same time John D. Car roll and Dr. Foster, two Americans, were executed. Alamo Is 80 miles south of Ensen ada and there is no telegraph con nection with the place. It is not believed here that any regular trial was held at Ensenada, Acting Consul Sawday reported the execution of Carroll and Foster to Washington, and is now on his way to the capital. . ct FLEW TWO MILKS WITH . MAX NAMED COFFVJf UNITED PES LIASS3 WIBl l Detroit, Mich., June 21. Mrs. Frederick Wadsworth Mary Man nering today flew two miles in a Wright biplane. The machine was operated by Aviator' Coffyn, one of the Wrights staff. The machine raced with an automobile. The act ress was delighted with her experi ence and warmly thanked the avia tor at the end of the journey. Shallow cultivation conserves the corn roots as well as the moisture. The man with a willing arm up his sleeve is pretty certain to get along. Coliseum tonight. During the morn ing the elementary department met at the First Congregational church, Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner presiding. At the Central M. E, church, the in termediate and senior department- conference was held, with William C. Johnson presiding. At the Y. M. C. A., C. C. Stoll presided over a confer ence of the adult department. At the First Baptist Aiurch the department for the training of teachers held a conference, H. M. Hamill presiding. The home department conference with Edwin H. Hughes, former pre ident of De Pauw university, Indi ana, in the chair, held a conference at the Wesley M. E. church, At the formal opening tonight, Vice-President A. B. McCrlllis, of Providence, Rhode Island, will pre side. Nearly all of the 5000 expect ed delegates have arrived, and the convention promises to be one of the most successful in forty years' his tory of the organization. 07 2? , a 4 Our store closes at 5:30 every evening except Saturday CAMP OUT TO GET VIEW OF CORONATION UNITED TBESS LEASED WIKI.l London, June 21. At 10 o'clock this morning a woman with a camp stool, a spirit lamp and kettle, a tea pot, a basket of sandwiches and a rug camped on the green in St. James park, in a spot commanding a fine view of the route over which to morrow's parade will pass. She was the pioneer of a host of others who have since gone to the park. At midnight the, parks were crowded with spectators eager to view the pageanit, even at the cost of camp ing out all night. The final rehearsals were hold at Westminster abbey during the after noon. Great crowds gathered bout the historic building, watching the arrival of the peers and peeresses, carrying robes and coronets. The jam was so great that a special detail of soldiers was called out: ALL OUT OF SORTS. Has Any Salem Person Never Felt Thnt Way? Feel all out of sorts Tired, blue, irritable, Nervous? Back feel lame and achy? That's the story of the sick kid ney, , Bad blood circulating about; Uric acid poisoning the body. Just one way to feel right again, Help the sluggish kldmeya; Do it with Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. R. M. Coon, 223 N. Main St., Albany, Ore., says: "I used Doan's Kidney Pills three years ago and they gave me great relief from back ache and other symptoms of kid ney and bladder trouble. The pain In my back ceased and my condition improved in every respect. I am glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills." For sale by all drugglBts. Price 60 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffa lo, New York, solo agents for the Untlted States. ,- Remember the name Doan's- and take no other. Many a man's stern resolve melts before the irate gleam in the eye of one small, firm woman. - and has donated trophies Itary contests, which he will person ally bestow. Thousands of persons this after noon were permitted to enter the coronation room and inspect the dec orations. They cheered the various notables who were in the great hall during the afternoon. Religious ser vices were held at churches through out London today. Tonight the Duke of Connaught, uncle of the king, gave a dinner to their Majesties and to the visltirlg royalties and envoys. John Hays Hammond attended. The strain of the coronation festiv ities Is already beginning to tell on the queen. Physicians attending her this afternoon. o THE DAKOTA WHEAT CROP IS A FAILURE ' TT argains In Second Hand Vehicles Two-seat rubber tire surrey, good as new ..,..$60.00 Top buggy, rubber tires, first-class order - 40.00 Good top buggy rubber tire 30.00 Top buggy, steel tire ... ; 20.00 S. A. Manning Implement House FOOT STATE STREET i Ml patent medicines or medicines ad Tertlsed in this paper are for sale ai DR. STONE'S Drug Store The only cash arug store In Oregon owes no one. and no one owe It, carries' large stock; Us shelve counters and show cases are loaded with drugs, medicines, notions, tol let articles, wines and liquors of al Mads for medicinal purposes. Dr Stone U a regular graduate in medl cine and has had many years of ei perlence In the practice. Consults tlons are free. Prescriptions sr free, and only regular price for med lclne. Dr. Stone can be found at his drug store, Salem. Or., from ? in the morning until 9 at night Oregon Chicago, June 21. Heavy pur chases of wheat here yesterday fol lowed reports from South Dakota that crop conditions are the worst In the history of the state. Three whole counties, Coddington, Clark and Spink, all large producers, were represented as being practical ly a failure for wheat this season. According to experts, the fields In general have been badly burned, and where green streaks are still left the long-continued hot weather is drying the plant In the milk. An advance exceeding 4 cents a bushel during the last 48 hourB showed the extent to which specula tors here had been stirred up. The September option today soared to 90 cents against 88 cents last nitht and 86V486 cents at th preceding close. Big sales to realize profits hindered a further advance -and at one time led to a lively reaction. The greatest rise today was for the July delivery; at the apex, the ad vance showed a bulge of 2 '4 cents over last night,, reaching 91 cents flat. Under heavy profit-taking, how ever, the close was 1 cent below the top figures of the day. SHE MARRIED MAN SHE HAD NEVER BEEN Santa Barbara, Cal., June HI. Coming across the continent from Baltimore to wed a man, she had nev er seen, Mrs. Ann Marlah Attwater, B0, singled out Luclnn Beat, 60, a wealthy rancher of Goleta, by means of a red rose worn on the lapel of his coat today, and 15 minutes later thai? ArA mnn and wife. hnr von are a One looking old chap." said Mrs. Attwater aa she embraced Beal, "let's hurry to the court house.' The couple oecame eususeu through a matrimonial bureau. IKINGWOOD PARK a is being built up with the very best kind of homes and with up-to-date and substantial improvements. The improvements are all included in the cost of building sites which range in price from $275 to $650. EASY TERMS CAPITOL TRUST COMPANY Owners and Developers Bechtel & By non, Sales Agts. 347 State Street, Telephone Main 452 1