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MONTENEGRO V1LL
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I ABANDON SCUTARI
Think This Will E Don Within
Hours Albanian Officials An
Assassinated.
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"A telegram to tbe management of tat Optra. Hons from Manager
Smith, ei the Enga theatre, state, that "The Prince of Tonight,"
which played Eogene Thursday night, gave the beet cf satisfaction to
the patrons of that theatre. This U tha original prodactiea, with the
catchy aoag hits, pretty girls aad beautifal costumes.
Price: $1.50,, $1.00 and 50c; Scat Selling.
DETECTIVE
WMv J. BURNS
THE BIG SENSATION
3-REEL FEATURE
Irxmn naaa uiaia wtas.)
Berliu, Mar 5. Assaniaatioa of the
i i Mnitv prnvmnri mmiK at pud
, lie woriu aad of justice at Avlona. is
4 j reported htr toJar is li?rth f 5m
j Bnt iu!. To Tit:m rne Btaibtrs of
4 I Ktmail IW.ir. It ia rtporttj the a$aa-
in wvrt oMiew fnm tfca force of
D.aviJ rsha.
Wha Montenegro iafone.1 the Ger
ir.aa foreign office today of ita iaten
tica to evaluate Scutari aa istiicatioa
J l v nade that any eoatecjions are to
j he exacted ia return froa the potrers.
'j Xo a3ti.es hive be a received here
I that Moatenero haa actcaKy w.:h-
j drawa her troo, but it ia eipected the
evacuation will be effected within 4
sours, ix is reearaea as rdireiy possi
ble that oaie hilch may yrt eetar. al
though to date to erideBee of aav ci-
Iterior di-sin by Montenegro haa ap
1 peare-L
IS SPLENDID TREAT:
The Comedy, "BLAME YOUR WIFE"
YE LIBERTY, Tonight and Tuesday
Madame
GUI,
Herbst-Wright, an Oregon
Charms Audience With
Beautiful Voice.
Fifteen Tear Old Girl Gives Testimony
in Vice Cafe at Los Angeles This
Horning.
trcrrso rasa Lasx wixn.1
Lm Atcie. (.aL, May 5. Fifteen
yearold Evelyn tuici. said to be the
prettiest cf the score of girl witnesses
failed in connection with the various
The concerts given
noon aiid evening at
:atcrday after
the Grand by
Bruce Gordon Kinsley, the noted con
cert fiaiiet, and company, was highly
appreciated by Salem audiences. The
numbers were invariably encored. Es
pecially pleasing were the difficult
numbers of Madame Herbst-Wright. an
Oregon girl, who has a naturally beau
tiful dramatic soprano voice. Her ren
dition of the Aria from La Traviata
and the waltz son;. Roxeo and Juliet.
gram, uttle Anita lAchmund af pear-
THE COURT REDUCES
THEIR SENTENCES
iGomperc Must Serve 30 Days in Jail
and tie Others Pay a Fine of
$500 Each.
k " . . ; v ! t0 'F'f" advantage in folk dances.
and muic lovers of Salem had a s; ien-
did treat.
WEXFORD
Today, Tuesday
and Wednesday
Afternoon and Evening
MAY 5, 6 AND 7
Their Case Coo tinned.
Irxrrsc ran ixttis win
Saa Frarcisco, May 5- The trials of
F. Prew Caxicetti and Maury I. Sicg.
charged with the vio'aiioa of the Mana
white siave act. ia taking Loia Xerri
acd Marsha Warrington, two Sacrax-ea-
to Sfcietv girls, to Kero for uucoral
preuxinary hearing of William La
casse, charged w::h ecntribating to her
delinouency.
'Mr. LaCasse was introduced to me
hy Mr. Holiincsworth at the Vernon
Country Club.'" the girl testified in a
low. etatical voice. Eichard HoKisgs
worth is another man charged with con
tributing to her delinquency. '"On Jan
nary 26 I went to Pasadena, early in
the morning, with him and anoiher wo
man. We came back to Mr. Holiitgs
worth ' atartscects. and afterwards had
dinner at Levy's with Mr. La Casse and
Mr. Hollingsworta. Later I went to Mr.
La Cae"s bungalow in Mr. Hoilings
worths n-.achiae. and I stayed there cn
til late. We were alone all evening.
"In February my sister came to Mr.
La Cause's home when we were there.
Mr. La Casse had on his pa;as- I
sent mv sister to bav some ice cream.
and while she w g.-ne ke dresse-1
When I went away be slipped f '.0 in I
ay i-ocket." j
The hour set for George H. Enby to j
nno mss utuas rail
Washington, May 5. Contempt
charjes against Samuel Gompers, pres
ent of the American .r deration oi
Labor: John Mitohel, its vice-president.
i and Frank Morrison, its secretary, were
! serve 3') days in jail, and that Mitchell
: and Morrison should pay foOO fines.
. - The eases arose out of criticism of
1 heSe LiSten Well i JniH rniel Thew Wright, as an out
i ccie of the famous boycott against the
i-n -ill w . .a- w ! Eticks Stove Company, of St. Louis.
close to car line. aeiooL rraded street! ! -T originally sentenced
I.-.,. i . Gcmpers. Mitchell and Morrison to one
easy monihly'payments to' suit. Pon't i mt""h?- re"
pay rent when yoa can get a home on 1
suh ea.-y payments.
snectively. Justice VanOrsdall and
Eobb, of the court of appeals, held
these sentences were excessive and mod
ified them, providing that Gompers only
should suffer imprisonment, and the
others should be fined. The sentence
provides that Gompers shall be con
fined in the Washington asylum jail.
Justice Sheppard dissented from the
finding of Bodd and VanOrsdall, hold
ing that the whole proceedings should"
be reversed.
Counsel for the three defendants
probably will now appeal to the United:
States supreme court, but late this af
ternoon they had not finished reading
the lengthy opinion of the district court
cf appeals.
New Incorporations.
United Fruit Company, Portland, cap
ital stock. $10,000.
Dundee Loganberry Company, Dun
dee, capital stock, $20,000.
Woods-Curtis Company, Medford, cap
ital stock, $200,000.
Bet a million that there will be a
good, glad old summer time, yet.
! TWO LABGE LOTS,
j 60x13) feet each, eait front, only
j J6fX. Owner will take mare as part
payment. See Mr. Braccer or Mr. Pet
j tyjekn.
i r5 FEB ACEE.
acres of fine land, ail crier enl
j tivatioa. only $75 per acre. IS tiles
i from Oregon Electric station, in Saa
j tiaai bottom. See Mr. Branrer or Mr.
Pettyjohn,
j SOME EXCHAXGES.
We have some extra fine exchanges
pay to investigate. We
purpows. wa continued here today. for Jfl xlf isqa,av.r "c; tw0 was i "T T?7 tor farms, country
two weeks ia tie CEited State disrict ; "... " ,r .,ii i,.- , property for eity, Oregon land for East-
Statc cr.et ; , .tr !c.Ur until late this T"17 Oregon ian;
cort. npoi the revest of Uaitel States I It ro pected that Bix- j "tt ioT
Ihstnct Attorney McXab, who said
bv " attoraev.
expect
Oscar Lawler. wocl.
sdijrsients against i
coun ae wa. asking e aeiay ia re mxt ,0 klT
spouse to a telephone ecaversatioa with . t . ..v.
State Senator Caxiretti, father of one i ,
of the accused ea. V.-Xab said the J DISPATCH SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
etater wished to confer with him be-1 FLAT IS EXEE TONIGHT
fore the cases case to trial
The case of p-pgs and kis attorney. ! Eugene. Ore, Mayi .'.31S.
C. R. Harris, of Sicrair.ento. charged (F. L. Waters. Masa-er Gni Opera
with cotspiracy to RiKm perjjry. as as ' Hocse. Sales:
octg-ewth of the white slave case, wett j "The Prise cf Tonight" is strictly
over for cte week. i high -a-'S xas::! oe.iy. This is the
I or.giaal prv-Joctcn as ui J:rirg tie.r
j lorg ris sa t.h.ag a: the 5"r.icess
ax 3 theat-e. Tiv lave a large eoatrasy.
r ir..i r-ttn: grwat
it i the b-t lurking ari Krgirg
that is r-laved E-geie ti.s sea-
Fcir the Weak aa Xerross.
T.red oit. weak. aervoi atea
ti woe" feel axtitiocs, energetic. '
full f life and always hat a good ap- j ciste.
pet.te if they w:id do the sensdi le ! ior
thixg fcr health take Electric Bitter j Kx-
Xothiag better fvr the stoavach. liver ! m
or kiiners. Tio.nsaa.d. r ther m HAXGIXG Ei THEE:
tker live, this w.drf-J hoe rert- j PLAT SCSPECTED
e.y. Mrs. O. KhixevmclU of estal Cew-1
ter, X. Y, says: "I regard Eleetr.e J
E-tters as e S the greatest cf gifts.
I aa xever forget what it ka doee for j
at.." Get a botCe yonrself aad tee what j
a difference it w-.ll stake ia yer health. I
Only .VV ani $1.C. Eecvueeded by i
I J. C Perry.
1 heatre
TODAY
SPECIAL
BIG ACTS
- Jere McAuliffe and Company, a skit from Pantagcs called
THE DAYS OF '61
0
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AND TOMORROW
VAUDEVILLE
PICTURES)
;ims ns unit wtxa.1
Va. Or, May 5. Jcha Kowley. a
wealthy tartier ear Wet Fa3. was
fonxl dtai tctsy hanging ft a tree.
.-ccr-i:g to rerrts telet-hoaed te Cer
er Payie her. Fo-1 play is stisject-
jwer t.ei lh.i. 1 hi-a when tie body
:ii ".orvier lyae aal etr.eers
West to ixvestigaje.
as
an
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rHe Harmony Girls" a musical act of Merit, with popular songs
,
Tripp and Fall, Comic Acrobats
4
Four Pictures
His is the Globe Special Monday and Tuesday Program,
panic d by the Globe Tbeatres New Orchestra
Accom-
GENERAL ADMISSION
EIATINEE: EVLNLNGS:
Adults, 15c, dildren, 10c Adults, 25c, Children, 15c
Want Verey far Durtt.
r? rvasa a flit
Chicago May J. Fxnis for tie f.n-
. a i of tam.- i:r'W. tie ra-
TT.0CS .toTTfT who w-.ll far a
thirl tr al :i Le AClf for tie al
leged Vr.iyry ff jurors :a tie MtXa--
-a., are c;gkt her tfixy Vt
off.-e.-t. cf tie Cntcae Federation cf
Itr. larrrw's fr.enis here say he is
vnn.'c-s a a result of his two tr-a"s-
DIX3.
At the h.-cre cf I s iangiter.
CUrk. a: y-S Xcrth Liberty
('NTS.
strwt .i:it.
Vav . :
J.. at the ag of S yearv
S'.'lTfS. At tV family Vr in
Fvrtia: i. Sartriay. Vay X iKX Mrs.
F..lr K.i.ter.
Tie rervrs were trc-Tgit t tij rity
t day z i were '-lterrei :a tie I. O O.
F. feiw-e-y.
SH1PLET. !a r-.Ux i. Sarar jay.
May J. 14-.X. rvid Grant S4.jy.
', aged stvathv
WANT AD HOROSCOPE
Mar 5.
TV is the b.r.h.iay f the
Eg-eti i F-aac axd a wrraa tS a
o iatrt:ig ati rwAitit cha-ac-ter.
A rMt bi ea tk. jate 5
Kbiy hee If aii cha.-fre aaj jrcf.t
tle-,v.
Sh ex--l.''e the tr cha-vte-:r
r.f this srg f TtXTT hy Vrr leff
i a-ty, Wr fr axj
her g-v-l gr-w.ty. a.H i theaa ViTg
v-tA ta.ts wkj h cnaaa:e ti
Tsirws rv
i Maty avters ail a:t es era
tier tl s ftga. TVy ajt la-g
frt.te ai wJ theea.
PewiV cf th.s K-.kiy it tt
t waty f wey tnher hit it eBis
ifilvmil f tr Theot : t n.
TV ccmjtg mi fatr ta f.tj t
f n ii thrraigk TV Jonraal Waxt
A is fee vewj vers era. -fv kevp.
teaatvtrrs. nvers aa-i agrxt.
oa eocnty
property; 1! fact we can fix yoa ip m
meet any kind of an exchange. See Mr.
Scott.
! FAEMS,
If yc-a are looking for a fara. cose
ii an i let ns tell yen aboat sonte of the
'. srieniid prorertie we have listeL Tie
reads are p.-w-i, axi we can show yon
scxe money-caking farxs at right
prices.
10 ACEES ESEPEOVED.
We have jtat listed cte of tke ntost
highly improvei ItVacre place :a the
eennty: I1; acres fall bearixg walnnts,
i J acre assorted berries. IS acres
1 choice assorted fruit: good koise. bam.
w-r partly planted to com and pota
toes: srall aomt cf pasrare and
erctigh wood fcr fael This p'-ace caa
be la-i for $'i:0: easy terss. Close to
Saleai. See Mr. Scott.
We have a st-al honse cs a g.i
, Sot ia Portland ca a rd street, fo-r aa
antODolile. See Mr. Brmxer.
J"i5 will bny a gooi bnngalow. ;nst
' corlted. in a gcol district:
cowx; balante easy jaytents- See Mr.
: Frznner.
S-fc:se yonr jrc'terty siozli bnm
tonight. Ins-re wr.h Mr. Pyer. w-.:i
leekte! i Byix-n.
$14- bys a fivewm i:- and
isrre kt: t? dswx: balanre oa very
' easy terns. Ask f:r Mr. Br-nner.
1 fi'O -.11 taie a lage k st ore
bl-.vk frcta the fair g-t-.nds car line and
enly eight ciitite frr-tn State street..
Terrs to rzit. Se Mr. Byrrr.
$. will gel yon a lew hia'iw cn
Ir i street. xer S-ite. j-jf mr'.-ctf.;:
M".'-r eown: rait ' eay.
an a:r wIT. icy a tV-ncr farm
i-s tie best rrt cf tie I:cwl Prair.e
cJtrlct. 7mJ to r-t See Mr. B-h-
tel
If yc-2 art "xkinr fcr cl :e-la proper
ty, ijck th-s xp: I feet frnttigt.
feet ieep. ee ilxk frr-a Orects Elee
tr.e dert. 1 block frttt cctirt hnse:
prrTerty j renting fre tT.5 pT scxth.
Tt. i$ a poi prrijrry axi worth a-ore
than price ssiei. HSJa: terss. See
' Vr ,-rt.
Iff-acre cairy rax-V. 5 4 jli1 tc
.be tartcry. ciehaii fiiii t stoce
axd P. O.; i sc-rlxgn. mniiif water.
! kctse and in. TJ tra.: fcr e-.ty
' property x? t fiSlO,, Pri:e f r-r fanx.
$iS. Set Mr. Sots.
! I acre. T ni rron Sal-ec: '.I acre
' tix Jer eihivatito, 13 vres tiiNt an I
jfcstxrt: t'..i t acre; traoe f h--2s
and V Xf t fi"."0- X inflated valae
w.H i cont i-erei See Mr. S-c rt.
P.ve-rwta YrrgCiw. cr-elkif iVv'i
fa jaJ street: easy te-ns. Pr:'
J'.I.i'''. take t as tal jaj-avest.
See Mr. S.tt.
JX ACXES.
Seres r.Ve fma faii aearly a"
' it ier ri.lt .vat: :i -. f i tT-ig axi rua
a if water; : 1? ac ef ynitj -tT:e:
f.r i'H.li ir: cd fk.n...y or-ta-i.
w.tk all k x is ! bea r - f-t t : "T p
s re. it eay tcrr. W."l it
fc ar-t w-:h ia.iiir. if i.-e.i. Th.s
" jej-tj:Ty Vmi jeJ it thre si ie
w-t.h rrL See Pecry.-rin.
OboI five-rem kacs til larr k
i.r Xrr-.k San r Kt that : i:ii
tvi. ,ltvt sne at .. Ti s
;-epT is wer-i f Vrt "". w--iy
A. if tffrred w.th. a ti trt few
Jay Se Fetryyha.
j XECHTXL k ITW
Iritae ri- HT Stat Screet
A FEW
Spun At Q
.1 EUlrlLj
AT THE
. f ice Slioc
Company's
Closing Out Sale
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500 pairs of men's outing, colors green and
black, now go at $1.95
" Big line ladies' suedes and new buck shoes, in
black and brown, just received in $5.50 and
$6.00 grades, go at $3.95.
Suede and new buck pumps and strap slip
pers in ail styles go at $3.35 and $3.95.
Hundreds of pairs of children's shoes and
slippers go at 95c and 50c.
Men's Nettletoi, J. E. Tilt, Churchill & Alden,
Johnson & Murphy Shoes in $5.00 and $6.00
grades go at $1.95.
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The Small Profit and
Quick Sales Store
326 State
Street
Pkooe616
Xsiioi
7
Next to
Ladd &.
Bush
Bank