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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1914.
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552.00 GOUPON $2.00
to coupon is good for two dollars
on the sale price of any suit or over'
coat in our men's section, if presented ,
before Saturday, April 4, at 9 p.m.
$2.00COUPON$2.00
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Tomorrow Your Last Chance
to Use the Coupon
On(y One Coupon will oe accepted on each
Suit or Overcoat purchased
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Mr. Man-if You Need a Suit, get it THIS
WEEK here's our offer:
W'r positively going out of the Men's Clothing Business. We must sell every suit just as
soon as possible. You have jour pick of hundreds of suits and at prices that mean distinct
bargains. The present low prices quoted on suits and overcoats are creating much interest
but to promote More rapid selling for this week we offer the coupon as a special induce
ment to get you here. . We want you to see these unusual suit values.
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We know you'll be glad that you heeded this ad. The amount of this coupon is reduced
from the already attractive sale prices so take advantage now buy that new suit this
week cut out the coupon. .
Remember you fun no chances when you purchase here. Our reputation of 34 years' sue- ,
cessful merchandising in Salem is sufficient evidence as to the quality of goods we sell.
Don't forget W bring the coupon, this offer expires Saturday the 4th, at 9 p. m
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New Spring Assortments of High
Grade Men's Togs are
now ready
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
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Secretary Olcott lias issued a warning Jim McDonald, a local horticulturist
t(K candidates that lio will accept no has mndo several experiments of lut in
filings of nominating petitions where ! grafting roue bmdios on oak trees Ho
tho petition wan circulated before tho states that tlio proposition works out
declaration of camliiliu'y wan filed, on fine, and that thero will li several erub
whoro iiioro Hum oiio sheet lit attached
to a Bingle dei'liirut ion of candidacy,
or where them are signatures ou a sheet
oaks uround Bulom bearing pretty rows
this summer. Huleni nn lu rtmu fruit
growers aro taking more than ordinary
from more than ono precinct. When: interest in the irrnftiair mntliml t im.u.
Ihoro aro such signatures on ono Bhcotjent and many of the cherry IrccH are
they will not ho permitted to bo trans-1 being changed no that two und three
ported to another sheet. The law pro-1 kinds of cherries will grow on 'ono tree.
villi's that each sheet must have a dec- o
Inratiiin of candidacy nttaijied, but Fruit men smiled broadly today when
each sheet "must have only signatures apronohed and asked what, the fog
from one precinct, ami the petition which prevailed this morning would do
must not be circulated before ileelwia-1 to tho crops. It Boms' that tho fog,
tion is tiled. while not plcnsnnt to look at,, Is a
0 j friend of the tender buds und tho grow-
Dr. Moudolsohn fits eyed correctly. U. nr" ,,ln w,",'"o tlica is fog there
. mil. m. iMiniuiy uo inmr. rrovn mir
H, Bank building.
Wlllamotte University will cloeo its
doors for spring vacation this after
noon at 3 : :!.. Classen will meet again
for tho first time following vcatiou on
Tuesday, the -Ith. The noon trains
were crowded with students leaving to
upend tho holidays at home. Tim Pott
land students ht this afternoon in t
body, occupviii'4 il sopxinlo ,-ar on the
Oregon Fleet ric, While nil ot ihe stu
dents will not go homo for tho vaca
tion, ns they lie so fur awov vet it i
"dimmed that over .'(Oil students will!
have left the city before the afternoon I
is over to spend the avnt'oa with tin; j
folks at heme. I
Eon Ton luminary store to
soon,
price.
Kverv hut goes ut sacrifice
(Second floor llubanl building.
tog is also almost a sure sion that
there wll Ibe little or no rain and the
truitnien state that they have en joyed
about all the wet weather thiit is
needed at this time.
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Good dreBsuiakers make money. You
can develop your talent and be inde
pendent by taking a course In .Mrs.
Hall's school of expert instruction, 807
South Commercial,
The art of canulng fruits and vege
tables wil be studied by the girls at
the Salem high school tliis summer. A
meeting was held in the school yester
day afternoon by the irirls ami 'it wn
decided to form a big club, l.uther
move ! '. ,'Bllini the government farm expert.
Tli or o has novnr boen a season in tho
history of Knlem when gicrdening was
so popular as it is now at Ihe present
time, according to 1) A. White & Sons,
tho feed and seed merchants, on State
street. 11. . White, a member of the
firm, stated this morning (list the seed
business transacted by his firm during
the piiMt month Ima been enormous, and
the business in geneial for the month
of March outstripped any for the name
period In the history of the store.
Chop sue? and noodles. City retttan
taut, Ferry street, near Liberty,
Tlie cafe of tns Btato of Oregon ox
til (lovenier West and Secretary of
Slate Okolt againut State Treasurer
Kay, brought for the purpose of hav
ing the o idciiccs of Indebtedness be
longing to the state school fund turned
is lending all the cncoiiriiucinont mm.
Bible to tho high school girls' plan nnd
hopes to see a busy organization per
fected by tho time fruit is in season,
Drs. Dsrby and Burton, denttBta, sec
ond floor, U. a Hunk building.'
Balera high school students sra mak
ing elaborate preparations to pliint
shrubs and prasses in the parking on
Marlon street north of the school. The
Portland Seed company Ims notified
the school authorities that it will fur
nish spin-its, pampas grass und several
other decorative plants while the state
! supplying the students with several
different classes of plants.
Wseo In Albany don't fail to stop at
the 8t. (Tiarle. hotel; completely re
modeled and refurnished, J. Htalev,
proprietor.
ThA fcili-lr frn 4Iia -,i i
m.r to the clerk of the land board by Poiv,,, witl, Zn . "ViT
j,., ,,m, ,,.11,,- , niiMi- inn,, it ti.ii, rnll.,1, i ,
incut, it is expected, Siitiinlay before
Judge (ialolwuy.
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Lnd.'os now la your cfiioce 8co
those perfect dress forms, s"4 Marion
street, l'hons' lfi12.
From the maimer In which the hop
primers ill Million nnd Polk counties
lire "dolling up" their fields this ycur
it c.ppi'urs us thouiili n eoatest is being
eorrieil on n ml en eflort is lieing mad
to win first pii'e. .Many
vhirli biive resembled a bnmible pntch
beretifore at this time of the year,
timv are sightly nnd clean of -seeds and
'lnf seasiin's vines. Local growers
vtute that the avenge lmpinnn is realis
ing the fact now that Wee-Is and rub
Well on the land nr.-'nnt only mislghtly
l-ot retard the development of the hop
to a gre-it extent, render picking diffi
cult -and lias proven A nuisance gem
Yiillv, pspci-iully duriug harvest time.
They sill ita that there is less likli
boa.j i,f vermin when the bind is per-iVi-i,ly
clean,
ruuliles and tribu
lations as the result of litigation in the
local courts over a transaction he niiulo
recently here. Mr, ltln k has retired
to his i-li-e little farm m-ar Silver-leu
and declares there where he will re
main from now on,
Dr. I L. Utter, dsuUst, Masoido bldg.
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Friends of Attorney Ooorga O, Bing
ham any that well known fisherman
and barrister is Weikimr overtime now
old yards ""'l "'alung poaderm-s preparations to
ami try ins limt I rmea , Prdll -12 3
hie himself out along suine likely
stream and try his luck, Attorney
Bingham, Hurry Mintu Und 1scut
Honers aro surely gifting the fever
now and it will out he l,,g l.,.fri,
the trio will be nceii going niotir.tnln:
ward with polo in hand nnd with gieut
eipectntions.
Visit Oilsou'g atuactlva new burbot
hop lu lSllgh building, State street,
Bon Ton boet flvo-ccnt cigar,
The fly market at the promotion de
partment quarters of tho Salem Com
mercial dub today dropped down to 10
cents per hundred. -Halpli Moorca, th-3
Kecretary of the fly committee, stilted
this ufternoon that since tho sun has
como out again tho fly swatters in
this city aro making up for lost time
and yesterday afternoon the promotion
department was conniollod to raiso $1.50
for tho festive flics that were brought
in by youthful swatters. The warmer
tho weather in Salem the lower the
nuu-ket. is tho standard now being j
adopted by the fly committee and in
the event Old Sol continues to warm
things up tho local fly market will I
drop down to a minimum in a very
i-hoit while.
Attorney Grant Corby has returned I
from Woodburn where he spent yester- j
duy looking after a suit in which he i
represents tho pluintiff. Tho case is i
that of Clerk against tho city of Wood
burn and Attorney Corby is preparing
an amended complaint in it,
Bon Ton boat five-cent cigar.
Mrs. Eoeina Foitla-Evans, department
president of the Woman's Keliof Corps,
arrived in the city this morning from
Oregon City, and will address the local
corps Saturday afternoon, after which
a social hour will bo enjoyed at Moo'o
hall.
Bon Ton beat five-cent cigar.
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The funeral" of " MraTIiUcy A. LTck
was held yesterday at her home at
Ojiinaby, conducted by Klder Thurston
of the Seventh lny Adrentist v-huroh.
A largo number of friends gaUiered to
I my tho last tribute of respect, at the
home, ami ulso at the Claggott i cau
tery, whoro interemnt was made.
Save your health, save your shoes
save your money by using the .wonder
ful waterproof shoe dressing that Sha
for sells at 1S7 8. Cominorciul street.
Bon Ton best five-cent cigar.
Have you hoard our now talking ma
chine records t Come in nnd let us play
them fur vou. The Wiley 11. Allen
Co., II. F. Vetera, Mgr., 5iH Court St.
You can tango all day If you wear
the remarkable cushion sole shoe
made by Dr. Heed nnd sold in Salem by
Jacob Vogt, fi-ll North Couiiiierciai.
Farmers, Attention. W, A. Bchtrmer,
proprietor of the Avenue Meat Market
wants to buy fine dressed pork.
Phone hiei, Main UiOT or cull ut 1(121
Center street. ,
Trompt service is one of the special
features that have made the Capital
City Laundry so popular. Phone Maiu;
1H3 and your clothes will soon be back, ,
nicely laundered, all ready for wear.
n.ino tuniug, repairing, first class j
work. Phone 1-Uio, leave orders ut i
(teorge C. Will or li. V. Peters. J. K.
Hockctt-.
Answering an iuipilry tvom tin Conn-1
try club of linker lily Tax loiuniis !
sinner llnllowny lliis inorning held that
said club, and - similar orgaui;-.:-,t ions,
formed for the purpose of pleasure,
were not exempt from luxation, i
Meaner, tailor to men and women, '
is now in bis new location, .'HI State
street, next door o Patten's buok- !
store, I
xraiiK n caiawcu of Nowoerg a
member of tho State Hoard of Phar
macy, Is here on lusim-M mid is the
guest of Prank Waul,
Special meeting of Pacific
Lodge No. 5D, A, K. & A. M
Siunlny afternoon at 1 oVl.ick
" air-Mil ine runcnii or mir
xv i? ''r"""'r- Pri-enuin Van
iV-X-A Patten. Visitiair lirethrpn
welciun-f.
The attorney-general tills morning
advised Joseph Putnam of Monument,
that betting on horse races playing
cards for drinks and conducting or "tak
ing part in a turkey rattle was gam
bling within tho meaning of the stat
utes. This may bo gooil law as to the
two latter pastimes, blit Mt has been
held in Nevada that a faro gamo and
a horse race were not gambling be
cause tho dealer in tho one and the
jockeys in the other hnd so framed un
that neither had any of tho elements
of chance both being a dead sure win
ner for tho manipulators. ,
Lawn mowers sharpened, oiled and
put in good condition. Mouser Bros.
T. Elmoro, Lucoy 'gave an interest
ing entertainment at tho First Christian
church lust evening. Although thsj
nudience was not huge, it was appro-!
ciativo.
James R. Neer this morning filed
suit against tho city of Salem, or to be
exact, hnd his suit 'placed on the dock
et, lie alleges that ho has paid the
city of Salem the sum of 1 S,i)7 for
his asessmiMit for the construction cf
tho North Salem sewer system, and as
his property is now suhjoct to taxation
for the payment of 1he boiuls.issoed to
cover the building of anid sewer system
he niitii'iilly wants his money retumo I,
John Tschantz filed suit today
against John Willy to quiet title to
certain farm property.
In tho suit of C. F. Moulton against
the city of Silverton the plaintiff thir
morning filed a demurrer to the de
fendant's answer on the ground that
it did not state facts sufficient to
constitute n defense or counterclaim.
At the Installation of tho new officers
nr tne r.ius loilge Thorn. lav evening
Carl Schwab contributed two splendi I
fblos nnd the well known baritoiu
lieorge Curtis Lee Snyder, added much
to the program by a couple of solos.
Judge Huriiott, Judge D'Arcy nnd re
tiring Kxhulted Kuloi lluckestein de
livered nddresies, and as all officers
nppmrcl in dress suits the affair as
sumed the dimensions of n social func
tion. The hall was brilliantly deeornt
ed for the oecnion, potted plants an I
carnations appiaring at each station,
while flags were draped effectively
about the walls. A bampiet closed the
affair.
Sheriff Kelssy, the Wheeler county
man who stands indu-ted by the Marion
county grand jury for the ciini" of gi'
ing a minor intoxicating liquors, is i l
the city prepared to fact his accusers,
sheriff Kelsay is under bonds amount
ing to t"00 ami intends to appear bo
ot Judge Kelly just as soon as Or
court Is ready.
The new California bakery and dairy
lunch, under the ownership and man
ngement of .1. E. S.iafter, will be
opened to tho public tomorrow at ol-T
l onrt street, one door west of the old
California bakery, destroyed by fire
some mouths ago. Mr, Schaffer has
spent a great deal of money and time
in tilting up the new building, and
when it is fully completed he say he
will have one of the finest places ot
the kind ou the Pacific coast .Cleanli
ness in eeiy detail and ipuility in ev
ery article sold aro to bo important
features of the new place.
A red hot meeting of the Kopublb
can cnailiilatex tor both county and
state offices will be hold in the promo
tin department of the Salem Commer
cial Club this evening, beginning at !
o'clock, Seveial prominent candidate
are ou the program to speak nu I some
good talkeis who mo not out fo.- of
lice will nKo say a few woids.
Unitarian ladiei hold a food sals at
Prices Aro Two Cents Illsher Than
Huron & lluiniltou'a tomorrow.
Uncle John Gray, the pioneer car
penter, old line republican and at)
aroung loyal" Salcmite is now in th
heyday of his life. While Unele Johi
has always been an active member of
the political circles in Marion county,
he is now taking mire real enjoyment
out of the game than ever before ac
cording to his statements this mori
ing. In fact, Uncle John is only sorry
that lie is not young enough to get
in the midst of the present political
battle with the rest of the boys and
"campaign to be beat thunder," as ho
puts it. Jn any event, Mr. Gray is
keeping a line on all of the many can
didates for office and says he will go
right down tho line With the best num
bers in the sine manner as he did
yea ib ago. .
Unitarian ladies will hold one of
their food sales at Buren & Hamilton's
tomorrow. -
The local lumber business is picking
up considerably according to Grniit
iiolt, an official of the Spauhliug Log
ging company, here. Mr. Holt declares
that while thero is plenty of room fo.
imporvement ' in his business, indica
tions are that everything will be on
the hum within a short time. Salem
trade is fair, ho states, and the company
is receiving a good many orders from the
eastern Btates. Thero are many prospec
tivo home builders in tho city at th
present time and, just as soon as thf;
weather clears up permanently, lumber
sales will be 'made thick and fast, says
tho well known lumberman.
A gang of workmen aro busy today
refacing a certain portion of the pave
ment on State street betweln Liberty
and High which has becomo rounh with-
the latter is to keep Ihe streets in firnt
burned olf ind new matorial then
laid. The city has a mintainenco clause
in tho contract entered into with the
Warren Construction company in which
the Tatter is o keep he streets in find
class condition for a number of years
longer and, on account of there being
several weak spots in the pavement,
fresh material has becomo necessary in
eoveral different sections of State S.
For a costume made to your indivi
dual taste, priced to meet your purse,
see our selection of silks, riitint-B, crepe,
for nil styles of fancy suits. A. S.
Kazmarek, Indies' tailor, 2-J Brewer
building.
"Le Chapcau Parlesien." Opening
of the smartest models. See tho fam
ous Watteau hats. Tho French .Shop.
The largest selection of exclusive
styles. Easter opening. Mile M. Buffe,
The French Shop.
C?ANAL TOLLS NOT UP.
Washington, April 3. An' executive
session of the sennit) today prevented
considerntioa of th- canal tolls reso
lution. Members of the senate were
not inclined to discuss the resolution
until after tho senate canals committee
meets.
NEW TODAY.
FOB SALE $1,500 propertyplastered !
house, fruit, barn, on car line; $1,300
terms. Phone 13S0W. j
HELP WANTED Man to work on
farm. Must also be able to milkj
Call at Tinckney Bros. Dairy, west!
end of steel bridge. I
argains
TVAJsTED Experienced bouse maid;
general house work, no washing.
Must be good plain cook, and' capable
of managing and ordering for house.
Good wages, permanent position.
Phone Main 1883.
Used
FOR RENT Modern bungalow, North
Cottngo street. Phone Carey F.
Martin.
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Furniture
FOB SALE CHEAP at $375.00 ma
chine lathe. Phono 1687.
YOUNG LADY Wanted for general
housowork; apply at onco, 1301 Court
. street.
FOB SALE Traction engine, l(i h. p.
nearly as good as new; nlso hay
press; will sell ehenp, part cash, part
on time. J. S. Jayds, 1410 8. Cottage.
FOR HALE A clean, well-paying down
town business; reasonable for cash;
address Capital Journal, F. A. I.
, LOST Near state house grounds, open i
I face gold watch. Return to Capital
Journal office and receive reward, j
! WANTED Janitor lit Willamette j
j Sanatorium. Apply to present jani- j
I tor in basement.
i LAWN MOWERS sharpened, oiled and
put in good condition. JIauser Bro.'
WANTED Large boy for porter work.
Model Shaving pcrlors.
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$(i5 Universal Range, good as new, 525
j FOB RENT Furnished five-room flat.
I 694 North Commercial. Phono 2454W.
1 HOUSE ELIMINATES PLAN
! TO ABOLISH EILEAGE GRAFT
Washington, April 3. On a technical
objection, tho house eliminated from
the budget bill this afternoon the plan
to abolish senators' ami representatives '
"mileage graft." Tho vote was 08 !o
27 agniust repealing the 20 cents a nii'e
provision of the old law.
Othor Stoves and Ranges,. .. .$3 to 530
One $12.50 Dresser now 56
Two $9.50 Dressers now $5
Thirty good used Extension Tables
priced at 51.50 to S7.50
Chairs ? 25c to 35c
Rockers at 1-3 price of now.
Snni inl.TTii ml T?!ir-a Im, nimi.ii-mia In
IHCItllOU UUO UP.
Three Quartered Oak Hall Trees priced
., t- Sinn in na
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Second Hand Washing Machines, Baby
Carriages, Bicycles, Uurdon Tools too
j numerous to mention.
MONEY.. TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Security,
THOS E. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Oregon
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I '-Teas Sk dF&K
INDICTED FOR INVADING
ROOMS OF UNION LEADER,
JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DEY
CLEANING WORKS.
No machinory to tear and wear
out delicate fabrics Work called for
and delivered promptly.
145 Ferry Street. Phone Main 552
Court and Liberty. .
We Sell for Less Because Our Expenses
Are Lowest.
NORWICH UNION
Terro Hauto, Ind., April' 3. David FTRF INS! IR A NfC c.nrirTV
ttPri,'T0FCr!vi:r'feTr i BTOOHT llia
man, and l. r. urovor, general man
ager of tho Terro Himte, Indiannpolis Bidont Agents. 385 State Street.
& Eastern Traction compn.iy, were
jointly indicted hero today on u charge -
In IXtSot.nt'V? SEE3E2S2SEBZ2HEE2SS23
men's union, and removing books,!
papers and corespomlence. I nion lead
ers here charge Oruvor sought to get
possession of tho union's charter and
roll book.
READY
Our April number is now off the
press.. You who are looking for
something in the real estato lino
can call at our ofico and get a fres
copy of "OUT OF THE RUT" an I
save the comiuisisou, Room 11 Bush
Bank Bldg.
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Another selected licensed program. '
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Changes in Time
Schedules
Effective Sunday, April 5, 191 1.
Oregon Electric Railway
Traia 17 southbound, will leave
five minutes earlier, at ti-,15 p.
ni.; No. 22 northbound, will
leave five minutes liner, nt
7:50; No. 13, limited, n ill ar
rive at 0:35,
Folders containing complete details, at
ticket offices, Saturday, April 4, 1914.
- C. K. ALBIN, Age.it,
Suleni, Ore.
144 acres river bottom lands, $0000.
00 acres, 17 acres prunes, $123 acre.
38 acres improved, hsOO, snnp buy.
Lnrge lot and house, close in, itOOno.
Efl'-j acres bearing fruit, improved,
$10,000.
10 acres bearing fruit, improved t'i'jOO
17 acres, close in, improved, $4000.
Several good buys in berry tracts.
Hop, pruno and Btock ranches, riyht
prices.
List your bargains and trades with
us.
i We are agents for Canadian
Pacific lands, $11 per acre up,
; 20 years to pay.
Close in hotel, 30 rooms, $1."00, snap.
. Several good business chances
and trades.-
J Wo sell iiisurnneo of all kinds.
I Houses and furnished rooms to rent.
, City lots, a.11 parts of Salem.
Acme Investment Company
A. B. COOK, Manager.'
Phone: Office, Main 477.
Opposite Court II01150. 540 State St.
Fjnpioymcnt Bureau in Connection.
The Store That Saves You Money
1-4 Sawed Oak Library Table
V Sawed Oak Library Table di A or
Just as Illustrated pll.OJ
One 36x43 in. top Mission Wax Table only $18.00
One 23x45 1-4 Oak Library Table with book
shelf extension $13.50
Others from $4.95 to $40.00
Stores in
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