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PACK EIGHT. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AIGCSI 30. 1911 ! i OUR GREAT 549th Wednesday Sale 10c QUALITY GINGHAMS TO DAY ONLY, YARD These are in check and plaid patterns, all popular col ors, 27 inches wide only, C5- per yard DC Sec; Window Display, I r No telephone Those who have reviewed our stock of New Dress Goods And Suitings, say that it is the finest, largest and most comprehensive display that has ever been shown in Salem. We want you to come and see these NEW ARRIVALS. The new mixed Suitings are exceptionally baeutiful, CITY NEWS. Special mooting of Pacific Lodge No. 50. A. F. & A. v M. this evening. Work In flVi Inn P. P ilnirroA Vlallln.r A' ' liiulmii welcome. Prtiiir nml Cleaning- Don- i,y I). II. Mosher, 4,16 Court Tent I'hone Mnin 1207. 7-13 tf Norlhrtol llnur l'o. Representative Ih here. If you have liny old carpets, noiiry a. A. l)obner at once. Phone 17110. The 1'itlr (Jidiim.Im sliilimi Tho Fair mounds Still Ion will be open fmm September 4tli to 23d, InoliiHlve, (ih ii passenger, freight Bnd telegraph ofllce. L, R, Fields, super intendent S. 1'. Co. lIPA(kiinrter For wall pnper and paints. Call or phone Main 4 85. VV. J. Patter 466 Court stroet. 8-23-eod-lm Annual cliun lUke Kvcuislon Tho Southern Pacific will run a upeeliil excursion from Salem to New port Humlny, September 3, 11)11, leaving Salem nt tl a, in., returning from Newport at 6 p. m., $2.50 for round trip. H-28-eod-U Tlw HimllHi-y (iiKiceiy 3lvon you prumpt and eniclent ser vleo. PliicK ynur next grocery order with uh. Try our bread, MU you will ti80 no oilier. Phono Main 131. The sunset urocery. Funeral Tomorrow The fiinernl of J. L. Itoltsslnu, who accidentally killed In Hrltlah Co luinhln, will bo held tomorrow. Tho bmly will arrive in Salem late tonluht and the funeral procession will leave RlKdon's undertuklng parlors tin High street, near Court, at 12:30 Tli ii rail ay afternoon. Burial will bo made, at Ilnyosvllle, north of Saler. (Imrleit Calvert 111 OharleH Calvert, of Nvo Creek father of Mrs. M. S. Skiff, of this city, was brouH to his daughter's home hero limt night. Mr. Culvert Ims been seriously 111 fur several weeks at his home ut Nye. Creole. 1IU wife and other member of his family accompanied him. He stood the trlii .better than wns expected, I 'Frisco Vims Like Allegmit J That Leo Allegaert, crack pitcher: 't I he Salem team of tho Vallev 1 Leamie, had anueeil a little fame liefore Joining the Senators this year. Is Indicated by an Item in tho Sim Francisco Chronicle. In part It reads: "Leo A I leta.it, thn former San'u Clara col '?,, star pltrher. Is nt present winning fiuuo In tho Wll i.imette Valley League, as a member rf the Salem team, which at present I tied with the Woodburn club, duo to the remarkable, pitching of thd Han Francisco boy. He has partici pated in 12 games and won nine, In addition to having a hatting percent, wge of .327. It Is highly probable that next spring will find him a trial horse in one of (he Pacific Const I-eucue clubs.' ; CAPITAL GARAGE VICK I1ROS., rroprMora. t :; Full lino of Automobile Supplies, Oils and Gasolene. Autos for t hire, storage and repairing. All work guaranteed Aren f,,r t LOCOMOBILE, OHIO. HUDSON, .OAKLAND? JTLMORB AND I FORD AUTOMOBILES AND KELLY TRUCKS ,t'l'MOKE -AND t l KtVubJt;:,ucil',Mi',f tbem- ? 1 I ,iHM None sold before 8,30 orders, .Minister's Wife Demi Mrs. Ropor, wife of Rev. Mr. Rop er, pastor of the Free Methodist church, at Houlton, Oregon, died Monday at Houlton, according to ad vices recolvod by Mrs. Train, of tho California bakery, in this city. Both Mr. ail Mrs. Roper wore well known In Snlem nniong the members of the I'reo Methodist church. The funeral as held today, and Interment was made in tho U realm in cemetery. A Inn, lid (rower lien, (ieorgo llrynnt. formerly of the Bryant & Ueeder mlllB, of Salem, but now owner of an almond runch near Chlco, Cul., Is spending a few days in Salem. Mr. Bryant has been touring the Kast, nnd has visited 32 MlntoH during his trip. Mrs. Spencer Dead j Mrs. Nancy Spencer, mother of W. J. Irwin, of Salem, died nt Milton, Oregon,. Satiirilnv. Mm ii.n.in gone to Milton to nttend the funeral. An t it I ii Chain A wntch chain made out or Texas watermelon Heeds was the unique present roe- Ived through the malls bv Covernur West from Hen Kindcn of Houston today. Mr. Kindcn In u note accompanying the girt snvs that the rhnln Is guaranteed to not rust or turn to brnss. "Sinne Natters nf Inlerext" To every owner of a home are the annual necessary repairs that tend so much toward prolonging the life of a building. IVrlm.iB the old roof needs to be replaced by a new one this year. You will make a mistake ir vou fiill to examine the "Rising Sun"' brand of shingle, carried exclusively bv us, before nlnelnir vein, iir.loi- lUI...'i,...,..' For all kinds of building materials call up Falls City Lumber Co., Phone .mini ni.i. or leave your order at our down town orrire. 27!) North Com mercial street. o Simpccls ami American. New York, Aug. SO. Collector of the Port William l.oeb admitted todav that he had been closely watching a well known American connoisseur In connection with the disappearance of the "Minn Una" from the I.ouvre nt Paris. While having no Intimation of who the object of his watch was, I.oeb stated that the man long had been an Intense admirer of the paint ing. God Is easier fmiml In tl,. than lii the eltv. FARM HA n;us. 200 acre farm. 1 1.', , im.lei- i,i,. thin; good buildings: soil, dark loam; best buy In the valley; only per acre; terms. 1.1 ACIiKS. neautlful l.Vncre tract, limits. Price $ 1 77, per days onlv. ( HOICK VW'WT close to city acre. Few LOT. ui oiiy a iin it iiOxHO, on a. paved street, four blocks from state bouse, Terms. HOI I se nut;w. 150 will buy a good S-room house, largo lot Mix Kid feet; fruit trees, good well. Only $lo0 down, balance $12 per month. muun, jt nvxox, SK Stale Street. ARE COMING . TO MEET ONLY' DISAPPOINTMENT csited Vir.an Ltisen veixr. San Francisco, Aug. 30. Interna tional presidents of fiva great craft3 are scheduled to arrive here this af ternoon from tne East to confer with General Manager Julius Kruttschnitt of the liurrlman lines as to demands by l's shopmen, which threaten a railroad war. The union representatives en route are J. W. Kline, of the blacksmiths; Joseph Franklin, of the boilermak ers; M. F. Ryan, of the carmen; M. O'Sulllvan, of the Metal workers, and James O'Connell, of the machin ists. ,,That they are doomed to disappoint ment Is a foregone conclusion, unless they consent to abandon their posi tion as representatives of a federa tion, and enter the conference with Kruttschnitt as individual heads of respective crafts. The official state ment Is that the railroad system Is disposed to grant some of the de mands, should they be made by the separate crafts, but not to consider them should they pome through the federated trades committee. .Although hard to reconcile with the statement that the railroad may grant the shopmen's demands, If made by each craft Separately, South eru Pacific olllclals here today de clare lack of business Is causing gen eral retrenchment, and that no worry Is felt regarding the threatened strike. , "This Is the worst time of the year that the, men could have chosen to present their demands,' 'one official said. 'The heavy freight traffic at tendant on the California fruit sea son la over, busimess In general Is slack, and a large number of cars are idle all over the system. Tho International presidents of the crafts will bo met on arrival by Er. nest Li. Reguiu, head of the federat ed shopmen west of the Mlwlsippl, and other labor officials. The pres. ent situation will be explained fully before the conference with Krutt schnitt is sought, hut It Is believed that reports of the aggressive stand taken by the railroad will not be al lowed to Interfere with the union representatives' attempt to adjust Hunters amicably. It Men in More Idle. Omaha. Neb., Aug. 30. In n state ment to 1'nlon Pacific shopmen here today, Genernl Manager Fuller, who has charge of the Omaha shops of that rond. urged that the demands of the Hhoiimen on the llarrlinnn roads should be withdrawn, as they were unfair. Fuller explained from the point of view of the roads why the men's de mands were not reasonable, and put the ci'se up to the workers. Vice President Mohler, discussing the situation, said: "It Is unfortunate that his trouble cumo when business is bnd and many men nre unemployed, it only means that more will be Idle." Jury Fulls to Agree. fl'NI'rBI, I'RKHy l.tt.lSKM WISK.l San Frnncisco. Aug. 30. Although declaring themselves hopelessly di vided, tiu members of the Jury that set in the fourth trial of former Po lice Captain Michael ,T. Copboy, charged with having killed Bernard Lagan, were again locked up this afternoon, hnv'ng deliberated since early last evening. George Doollng read Instructions on the law of self-defense to the pur ors, out even thni they could not conio to u satisfactory verdict. Iilfe Saved at DentTi'a Door. "I never felt bo near my grave," writes W. R. Patterson, of Welling ton. Texas, as when a frightful cough and lung trouble pulled me down to 100 pounds, In spite of doc tor's treatment for two years. My father, mother and two sisters died of consumption, and that 1 am alive today Is due solely to Dr. King's New Discovery, which completely cured me. Now 1 weigh 187 pounds and have been well and strong for years." Quick, safe, sure; Its the best remedy on earth tor coughs, colds la grippe, asthma, croup, and all throat and lung troubles. 60o and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry. It might be better In the end for the state If tho crops of the big land owners would fall for few venrs. In buying a cough medicine, don't be afrnld 'o get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There la no danger from It. and relief Is sure to follow. Es pecially recommended for coughs, colds and whooping cough. Sold by all dealers. Children Cry . FOR FLETCHER'S . CASTORIA IS TDK. Y1KP1CT l'ASSKI) I POX OUt OPTICAL DK.PAHTMKNT. I XIII. Vol' IIAYF. WOKX GLASS. KS I'KK.SCKIIiKII I1Y I S A FT FK A I THOISOI GH EXAMINATION OF J VOIH EYES YOl WILL XOfj KNOW WHAT EYE OO.MFOltT IS. BARR'S JEWELRY STORE MERCHANTS SHOULD KEEP LIGHTS GOING With a view of avoiding" burglaries in the city during ti.e fair. tie. police today made a reipi-st ui'.m all mer chants and business men in the city to keep lights turning in t'i! ir b'lild IniM during the f.;ir we.-k. The burglarizing la.-t night of th Crown drug store, say tiie police, shows the necessity of keeping lights In the buildings. Had this building been properly il' iiiiinateil. locate, us it Is on State Mreet, ihe burglary could probably be avoided. Crooks from all over the first will wend their way to the city during tli fair week, and while the force will he in creased then, in older to handle the situation the police will need the co operation of the people then as now. The police believe that by keeping lltrlllU In 11, a I. ,,11, Or .rj ,l,,r.;n,r !,.. -..L. that they will be able to keep the sit - nation in band. , i IIK PLAVKI) (i(Ml ' GAMK FOIl THE FIRST! i feviTFO i-ukss it.isf:ii 'MtK. I nostoni. Mass.. Anir 0 tattv'a", write to the K,Uinan I.al.oratory, O'Tnolo Hi a u, ,ti.,,..,i o o,..., . . ' "u'lliir Sale by all leudlai? Uru inn .hit, who was iinrciiaseu oy Pitts burg for $22. .-.00. today won his first name in tne big league. Ho worked I like a veteran, nllowlnt? nnlv fnnri nit3 In tne first Lame of a double-! header with Boston Although given poor support, he bore himself well at all stages of the Kame, keeping his head when men i were cm the paths, and throwing the ; same kind of puzzlers that made his, worKm tne American Association at - Jhi 1attention f the baseball iH; f i CHU.Se maKn,!tr8 t0, Pi' Vv.i i .rn , ,11',BC,V,t";' WorklnB- With O'Tnnla man Tilo 1 standby, .Mike Kelly, who came along from St. Paul on a $7500 purchase. The star battery worked wll untlj the sixth Inning when Catcher Gib 8'in went behind the plate In place of Kelly. lioston made one run In each the first and second, but after that they were npiplesa.iint.il errors In eighth helped them to score L,IVJ more. Pittsburg scored one In each the second and third, and made three runs In the seventh to cinch the game. Another was scored ln the ninth. Score: R. II. E. I Pittsburg 6 10 31 Boston 4 4 3 O'Toole and Kelly, filbson: Weav- er and Kling. I'mpires. Higler and r inneran. The lli'iini'vt Mini. TrvlTRII I'lirsM I.H..1KP WII'H l 'New Westminster, I). ('., Am?. ,10. Thp meanest man In the world has been found In Vancouver. A blind man was eking nut a precarious ex istence on the street and a human being camii along and gave. him on old English pinny, saying It was a fifty-cent piece, and nsking for 40 cents. In change, as the fifty-cifit piece was the smallest he hnd. The blind man handed the nersnn fnnr dimes, nnd learned of his helne swindled when he went to a coffee house) and presented the penny in pay ment for his frugal meal. tilers Tan Old tn Meet. Chicago. Aug. :!0. The last of the rorty-Mners will say farewl! next i"cnth. l!'i-i us- of the old age of its ii'enibers. tli nrgnnlzit'on will dls- iHPd I'll,, ,.rvlv'r.,, ,.f ,,1, ,,,,, w10 In hnlr voi'th endured t'e '.:"'shi)S of the long journey over plains, moun tains and the desert or the sea voyage by sailing vessel around Cape liorn, to reach the gold fields of California, will meet at Kvansvllle, September 14 tn disband their organization. I'miniim Four Trouble. Panama, Aug. ,11). Advices from Colombia report that the nrmv In that republic had been Increased to 30.000 null on acennnt of lm Him cultles arising with Peru. it ls rumored that a secret defen sive nnd offensive alliance has been signed with Chile. a- STATISTICAL :, HOItS. MOOR K At the family residence in Salem, August 2l. 1911. at 11 a. in., to Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J. Moore, a son. Cflttaae Undertaklna Parlnr .o. Modern In every detail. Lady assist - ant. Corner Cottaee and Chenieketa Phone 724. We H ave Some Bargains A good grocery In a good town ; In M -I.... ... , . business, will trade for Salerno? : in. M'eny in uie county. also wine personal property to iiau ior aiem property, consist Ing of two flue brood mares ten years old, tw0 yearling mares one year old, two suckling colts, hack ney stock; wagons, harness, wood racks; new T-horse power wood aw, top buggy and harness. Jer sey cow ami calf, three hogs, lot of chickens. OI.MSTKD LAND CO. 8-29-2t m HOP LAND W'e have about 400 acres of the best river bottom hop land In Polk county, at $100 an acre. See us about buying a piece of It. E. HOFER & SONS 213 S. Com. Phone 82 ' I h3 TnhprpnlnsU Crusade! ' 1J till , Losing Ground? i..,pi... I'i .) ;rvatrn- :: Wr.l ril:! ;.: t' " ff.'.r's htn? m4 i'uV frsfh a.r ai'i emf-an'l-nuik t'.. I. 'r n,r".v COtS i.Jj V 'I ' I're.l. . , u- . : . a.-' vj he referral t . j .-.; an.l Torn-n ,. - --a: .- ::.'! are today ,.,,)- - v . -t a tpa. i.f tu'.er- i..;;. V.;. , by ;.i:vsi.-i:il'.-'. i .. -i i t:.e Ait-r.itive i ') -jiu tm.y v.oulJ ai 1 vt I,. t) yvirself 1 n , 1 ii i .' If a . ,,.r i'"ii-.-s. Write I th" t" an tii i r: ir to r cir.". j'.'U '-rt i.-. -l s'.ttn.- ' to t!K---. v. ; 1 :'. e s. r-t in .'.ir: i teltmonials telling 1 '-v K.kn, at. ire.l t Ii, re ;s .,: ;.i n-l a-., Vui.n !! ::.!! n. :i: -!:i t:. v. ir.:. : . had an attack of Orii.iw. f Pr,e'::-oria nnd l.-.''T by i'"' 1 prQ.v ste..diiy wijr-... 1:1 l!." 1 1 J04 ! i." 1 '-!,. i.trht s'.ve.i! . r..ip.'(i guuititi-s f awl'id 1 ' and Uicr, I !i;;.l iiv.a.y h avit- aid n's Aiur- y-.Ut. ..f 1j J. I il!o.d by ,nv,-i.,n. I w.r.l-r hi . f- i v ' ihi'is I one ti; .... IV-,,. In l!.r . -si ve i n'S ilistastc'".' I 1 Mii!i ri-i 1 eL-s 1 tn1 i COUel h.0r tlo'.va. Tiil'. i-.i.s -... 1 v. as orh r -d 1 . t ' I'd rot i-i K-!:mi!t' ' '.'immenil-'il hv a f-iit. Ci?.lli I ::i nouvt tent IV, After i tirt ( a on HIUlMlll V 1 Ii "I l.el v.. 1 lent was mnrke il from toe first. ' e ' 'O nr-1 1 J,,1 ;.'"1 sl-snr-th .' "I v e 1 ie er liud ri n. 'her lv -iiiori 'i iuh a' d COIi-,.1 g.....l I : ' - . ! ;. . rf-otly well. Evry- thing I say j.re can be verified by my family and friends. (f'iKn-'l Attidnviti Annie Floyd Loushrmi. Krkmnn's A 1 ten tlvo (Mires Ilrornhitis. Asthma. Hay l'eer; T.imat and Luns Al'le..i.,n Ask f , ir lim.U 1. nf ured 1 IS.S I hilailolplila, pa., foradditnm.il eviduii imsis and J. C. Perry. Salem, Oregon. i He PERSONALS. Mss Lucille F. Fargo, librarian of i the North Central si hool at Spokane, j wash., Is visiting her brother. Prof.! v F. Fargo on North Sixth street. ! ; .Mlss Loll Tnomlison ls spending several days ln Portiand. Miss Nellie Chittenden of Portland s v s t ng her aunt, Mrs. J. r. Davis . Mrs, Louise Freund of Appleton, Wis., is visiting Mrs. Frank Matthes on South Sixteenth street. Mrs. L. N. Roney la visiting relatives In Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hazard are vis iting Mr. and Mrs. C. I.. Long at Kugene. Vllaa 7.,lln AT Qn..n.A f Ul.nn l.ou itiiao ncim .ti. oatac ui muaui nan I lalii.nD, knina alluK cic I n 1. u n ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Savage of Salem. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Kimball left yes terday for Spokane, where they will attend the conference of Methodist ministers. Prof. Raymond McClenon of the Grinneil college in Iowa, is visiting Prof. W. P. Fargo on North Sixth street. Dr. Fletcher Hoinan will leave to morrow for Spokane, Wash., to attend the conference of Metliixlist ministers. o OIL nnil'AMKS MIST M0VK TASKS OUT OK POKI'LASI). united rams leased wore Portland. Or., Aug. 30. As a r ult of agitation started following the! trairle death nf Fire riilef rnmi,t.,.n ! recently in the I'nlon Oil company's" F011 SALE Factory site; close In. fire the city council today unanl-1 Exceptional value for a small ln mously passed a resolution giving the; vestment, as it must be sold at various oil companies three months j ., ... . to move their t.mUs fr,,i ti,., 'lee' E- Hof'"' & Sons. 8-24-tf of the city to designated districts onZ" the city's outskirts. jFOR SALE A new 5-room bunga TIlU rucrtltlfl.m nlcn c.f 1 ., 1 . 1 Ir.,., knll, t.-X A .. , . u,.,uii uinu 3llJlll,ll.a HOW the tanks shall be constructed, with a view of preventing destructive fires I In the future. ILL.HK.UTII SAVKI) II I H UtOlf A IVKl.I.-KAIJSKlt HHII'I'IX;. 1'XITED 1I1ESS LEASED WIHE.l isew Westminster, n. C, Aug. 30. In the county court this morning Sam Sing, a Chinaman, was found guilty of assaulting a five-year-old white girl, and was sentenced to two vears ini-! yrisonment. Owing to the doctor's re- port as to tlie physical condition of I the prisoner the lash was not pre scribed, i Charles McLennan, a negro charged ' with attempted robbery with violence I f-om Mrs. Telford, a white woman, a ' few weeks ago. wns also found guiltv! and sentenced to tfto years in the1 penitentiary. Charity (lets 2,.1ti(l.0tm. New York. Aug. 30. Mitchell Val entine, a Westchester count v million aire, who died two years as. left al most his entire estate of $2..-.iiti,ooo to charity, according to the appraisers' report, made puhllc yesterday The Hahne nmnn nml p,...i........t hospitals of this city are henetlciaries jto the extent of $1.14ii.82ti each and :the Peahody Home for Aired ami in. ! lisen'ereh-ed ioo.ooo. '! I'll Y IHS.MiKFFS 0 VOI IiTH TIM II. nr ( ii.r.iv I L1 1 iMTEh i hess i.E.vsi-n wii k l San Kranilsco. Aug. 30. jur'v ,ijSil greenient here this afternoon ended the fourth trinl .-.t r.. ,. , tain Michael .1. Conl.oy fr ,he killfne j of Bernard Lagan. S -o He He NEW TODAY. hai.i a clieap 4-rnoni hou ami statue, large lot. 1 Mock from '. .ui unmans store. Price '-,u 1 very easy terms. Address John'van ' Loanen. lirooks. Or. S-3o-;it ; FOR SALE Good team of working hors,-s. weight about 2S0O pounds wagon nnd harness, havracv- a Wniti rnpV n An. i . , . V . u uilrrow- rrice.A vv am tu Vetch and wheat Vor Innure !18 Miller' nrst-class quality onlr. Phone 71 street r phone 1643. S-30-61V s no ' FOR SALE 60 Plymouth Rock pul - t lets, frva rtnA " " u "ens. rnone ! - 1 S-30-3t T1XMXG AM) RtX)FIXG. BADERTSCHER & Kl'LLER Hot air heating; furnace work: tin rJng and roofing cornice work of all kinds. ISS South Libertv trw Phone 600. Figures on contracts cheerfully given. All w.rk guar SAW FILING. pi,L0L H SAWS SET AND Ftleil by a practical saw filer, at 1 reasonable prices. Estimates glv- -.- ,vv. v.ipmrt won. Li. W. i Benn. 456 Court street Main j 8-30-tt . ji.o carpenter work. L. W V ! SUITS and COATS I 4 : i it 1 , . ! I I i it Our 93 -i ernpioy oniy me Dest titters and 1 ' alterators thus insuring perfect fit. : ' tl i i ' . Bedding-Blankets-Bedding j Our Bedding sale is making friends for us and a money saver for you. ; Blankets CoUon' totlon and wo1 and all pure L; Wool, in white, grey, tan and assort- ? ment of colors. Regular prices from 89c to $1 5.00. V Reduced prices on entire line. ii Comforts Ticd and Iui,,ed sty,cs n flowered, figured and Persian coverings over the best quality of long fibered cotton filling. Regular U prices from $1.35 to $5.00. Reduced prices on entire ! line. ii PilloWS -'can E,astic and odorless, special feathers sneriallv troarprl -r tl oe: CO cm d-j.. -f ' - jj. pun. ntuuteu putts uii enure line. Quality Merchandise. Popular Prices U. G. Shinlev Comnanv il U 145-147 North MMttMHIIIIUllniimi FOR SALE A good 3-room house, east front lot, for $475. $75 down, balance $10 per month. Homer H. Smith, McCornack building. 8-24-tf low, bath, toilet, hot. and cr.M ter, close to school, paved street, car line, walking distance, $1400. Small payment down, balance monthly. See Homer H. Smith, McCornack building. 8-24-tf I jFOR SALE-Two large lots on North u roadway near Columbia. Sizo 50x231 each. Price 700 for the two or $400 for one. With chickens and garden that could be raised on this place, a. family could support themselves. E. Hofer & Sons, 213 S. Commercial street. Phone 82. 8-18-tf FOR SALE First class 20-acre prune orchard In full tearing. Price, $0000. Crop now on trees is worth 25 per cent of price asked for orchard. If sold before Sep tember 1, the crop goes with place One of the best orchard buys on the market. E. Hofer & Son3,213 S. Commercial street. S-T-lmo FOR SALE Fine home on highly improved earner, four blocks from business center of Salem. Price $6000. Terms. (1) WANTED TO TRADE 33 acres of well improved land in the town of Monmouth for Salem residence property or farm property close in. Will put in $1500 to make deal if i uHcessary. j ii HA E; $ S 0 0 to loan on farm ! 1'roperty. ' F0R AXY KIND of fa"n land or city t Drooertv see na ' i 0 E 1I(f"ER SOXS ' 213 S. Commercial. Phone 82. 1 S1., ipnn sup five-room u ouiiiping street, Just 50 feet from the pavement on Capitol Boulevard. Paneled living room, beamed celling, electric lights, buf fet in dining room and screens for all windows and doors. Walls tinted, sewer and street assess ments paid. Price, only $1600 E Hofer & Sons. 213 South Commer cial street. Phone 82. 8-9-tf T. . -i. ... . , ' FOR SALE Good K . cheap, if 8old MM; In n 7t 'I6 Shiner'" B118h blck State street. 8-29-2t . r -i 00D SALE Fine first growth body fir 8nd s.ond-growU, Phone Maine 2063. Marlln Hard "' 8-29-2w ft fl . , MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K FORn ! T9r dd and Bush Bank. Salem. Oi Norwich Union " "wui liaiC OUUIclV. Bnrglurd, MerMllth ssz STATE STREET. ' h line is so broad that : wc miuw wc can please you. : Latest STYLE COLORS and CLOTHS all man-tailored garments of the I best materials. 1 - . I . f M ung garmenis, j Priced from $1 5 to $75 j . .v. II ui II ' i i : t Liberty Street, si UtitttllliMIIMIIIt MONEY TO LOAN On Farm Property. John H. ScoU & Co., over tho Chicago Store, S lem, Oregon. Phone 1552. BMnfigiCftiiBSga .Near Oakland. California Hie only Woman's College on the Pacific Coast. Chartered 1885. Near two great Universities. Meal climate throughout the year. Entrance and graduation requirements equivalent to those of Stanford and University of California. Laboratories for science with modern equip ment. t Excellent opportunities for home economics, library study, music ' and art. Modern gymnasium. Special care for heaitb of students, out-door life. President, LuelU Clay Carson, A. M., Litt. D., LL. D. For catalogue address Secretary, Mills College 1. O., California. Talraadge Printing Co. New White Building, 2olH State Street. SOCIETY AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Give an low Printer a Call. WEST SALEM TRANSFER Passengers Baggage Connecting with all trains at West Salem lor Dallas, Falls City and Salem. Leaves Journal office for West Salem at 8:40 a. m.,' i m., 1:10 p. m and 4 p. m. ev ery day except Sunday. Also for Independence, Monmouth and McMInnville. Leaves Sunday at 8:00 a. m., 1.00 p. m. and 5:15 p. m. Calls at hotels on request. Telephone or leave orders at Capital Journal office any day but Sunday. Phone 82. J. B. Underwood, Mgr. GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner State & Liberty Sta, Snlem, Oregon. Room l, Grnj Blk. Phone 104. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Bought Sold Rented Repaired Ribbons Rollers Snnolle See Me Before Too Do Anrthing C. M. LOCKVVOOD Fhone 968 Mai" 214-18 X. Com St. Salem.