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PAOE EIGHT
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1911.
Yburilnterests Are Best Served
-
Neltleton
Shoes
for Men
Remember the "Cherringo,
An action for the collection of two
730 promissory notes was be,un yes
terday in tho fircuit court for Marion
county by .1. L. Mimicr acii'mst Ada K.
Vest and Mae II. Pitts. The first note
was given on February 21, liM2 to ('has.
Hicks, who, on October !IS, 1012, trans
ferred it to Guy Johnson; and on Febru
ary 4, 11113, .luhtisnii endorsed the nolo
to tho plaintiff. A mortgage was given
in security. Tho second notn wns exi
eittcd on May tt, 11)10 to Henry K.
Brown and Meda Brown of Hilverton
and delivered to John F. Fishwood. On
i March 2(1, 1DU Fishwood transferred
' the noto to tho plaintiff. The complaint
statej t hat the defendants gave a mort
gage, bh security which, by certain con
veyances, beennio the property of Ada
K. Vct. Judgment is asked of tho
court. '
H. F. Baro, professor of research at
the Oregon Agricultural collego, and O.
H. Godfrey, assistant professor of r-s-search,
wero in HbImii yesterday morn
lug and went to Kosedale to look over
some experiment work they aro con
ducting on the Lone Maple prune ranch.
County Fruit Inspector ('. O. Constable,
whn U i nrl nurnnr nf tl.o n,-nl,n,.l I
eompumoil the two investigators. Can
ker, or what is known as winter injury,
was wlvit they were looking for in this
particular case. This disease of th-
pruno trees caused somo damage threo
yenrs ago and it was decided to investi
gate as It was believed hncrcrin. was
the cause. However, they found no tie-1
velopments that would confirm the
lief.
Dr. Mendelsohn fits eyes correctly. TJ.
8. Bank building.
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County Clerk Max Oehlhar Is pun
ling over tho matter oi how to arrange
the names of the candidates at the
primary election May 15, according ,to
the requirements of Lord's Oregon
laws. In his opinion the question is
like the solution of a jig-saw purzle.
The law says that tho names must be
arranged in ulphubetieul order accord
ing to surnames if there sro five or
more candidates for one office. In a
case like Tom Kay nnd T. B. Kay, who
were both expected to bo on the prim
ary ballot, he asks, ".Which Kay
comes first t"
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Visit GUson's attractive new Barbae
shop in Bligh building, State street.
' Constable E. E. Cooper said yesterday
that only one Brrost has beon made ov
him in the mouth of April. The crim
inal docket in Justice Webster's court
is dry and in sharp contrast to last
month. Constable t ooper attribute
this state of affairs to the "dry" state
of Salem.
Piano tuning, repairing, first-class
work. Phone 1465, leave orders at O.
C. Will or R. F. Peters. J. E. Hockett.
It Is expected that as today Is th
last chance for candidate to file their
completed nominating petitions for thi
county offices there will be a grand
rush at tho closing hour. . Yesterduy
afternoon a number i f candidates filed
their petitions. Among them are E.
M...Gillingham, of Turner, who is run
ning for county recorder; W. H. Ooulet,
of Woodbnrn, candidate for e-election
as county commissioner; J. 11. drier, of
Stayton, out for justice -of -the peaeo
for the Stayton district; and Henr
Smith, of Srcvvton,' caudidato for con
stable from the Htuyton district. All
are republicans.
When You Buy
We're POSITIVELY GOING TO DIS
CONTINUE the selling of Men's Suits
and Overcoats when the present
stock is disposed of. If you need a
suit, or even if you don't just now,
' it will pay you to step into our Men's
Section and pick one out at such
LOW CLOSING-OUT PRICES.
OOODiGOODS
April 24th and 25th, at the Armory.
The chief of police made a careful In-:
spection of the Barnes circus yesterdny
and states that ho found everything
strictly right and proper. The chief
received a letter from a "citizen" of
Texas recently iii which it was said '
thnt the Barnes' circus was
moral mud that it was not
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jii, iu iiinjr
in a decent community. Bank dances,
nasty jokes, etc., made up tho many
demoralizing features of tho show, the
writer stated, and Salem should nol nl
low it to appear here. The chief found
nothing whatever of this character go
ing on ami tui'thermore ho stated thnt
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wns the rlcinest ho lias ever seen, the '
animals being exceedingly moral
As a result of a decree and judgment ' individual measure and made right hero Tvci S. Bynon, secretary of the pro
rendered yesterday in tho action on n in Snlcin, for $25. Call nnd exnmine , moti0n department of the Salem Corn
promissory noto in the circuit court for i the goods. D. H. Mosher, tailor to J mer(.ipl club, this morning received .''0
Marion county brought by G. T. Par- men and women. applications from Beaverton for mem
sons and Sara V. Parsons vs. Martin. o bership in the loganberry association
and K. II. Whiteside, et al to recover; About 20 students from the Oregon tbot was formed here recently. Several
-T-iMiu wnn lntoresc, .-Mientr w iiiiam ;
r.scn win seiiinemorigagea property
to satisfy the claim, A turther de
cree was rendered against Anue Nelson,
"..limuil, ill luior Ul 1110 .-Hicm IJ'llll.
and Tnwt Co., also a defendant, in t!w
sum of $:!7., principal and iutercst eu
a note.
Many members of the Salem Com
mercial club attended the circus last
I niirlit. If iu eni, I thn, tlta I 'lint-;) na
w,'rt! looking for pointers that might
ba-l''0"10 '" lmndy at the "Cherringo" so-
ciety circus which is to be held -ere pn
tho 2-lth and 25th of this month. Oi-o!
of tho Cherrians even admitted that
there were a few things in nniiiml '
training that was lacking in the inako-
up of the Cherringo, such as twisting '
the lion's tail, kissing tho saber-tooth
tiger and playing, pussy-waiits n-corner ,
with the elephants.
J. J. McCormick, proprietor of tho
Club billiard parlors and an enthusiast
ic Hportsinm.il of Kugene is in Salem for
a few days. He says that tho trout are
biting good ou the Mclvenzie xjver now
but that the -upper Willamette is too
niurkey for fishing as yet. Kugene
sportsmen he says are making weekly
trips to the haunts of the festive redside
aud are landing good strings.
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The Men's Liberal club meets at tha
I'nitarian church tomorrow. Wednesdnv .
night. L. H. McMnhon will make the '
principal address, his subject being ;
"laxation, and witn it he will al?o
discuss some phases of legislative ap
propriations, aihc is one of the finest
speakers in the state and whether you
agree with him or not you will certuinly
enjoy hearing hira.
On account of the lecent rains in the
south end of the valley the Willamet:o
river has begun to rise again. Sunday
the river stood at the 6-foot nnrk.
Monday It be.au to fall., but Tuesday
......:. . u 1 1 r . in mv' "l CUV, WBS 1U U1C CUT tOOUy Bna
IZTl rm 5-f'0.5-9-1Th,Vttes that the hop. re looking fine,
mormug there was an additional nsc , Mr w HM that the crops
due to an increased flood iu the San- , .,, K .i.:. ..... 1
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The chief of police Is figuring upon
engaging an expert dog catcher. He
states that there is a man in eastern t
Oregon who is considered to bo the all
when it comes to rapturing. unliceusel
pnps. 'lae expert nog catcher has a
system all his own, it is said, and can
corral stray dogs with rase,- and dis
patch, and dispatch them thc same way.
Smoke a La Corona 10-cent cigar and
boost the Cherriaa Cherringo.
a Suit Here
'Extra Good'
Clothe3
for Boys
Six fine rainbow trout were on dis- j
jilqy in the llauscr Bros.' gun store yes- 1
terday. They wero caught by A. G.
Crossan in tho MeKenzie river and aro
the best specimens seen in Salem so
far this season. Mr. C'rossnn is a i
thoroughbred fisherman and has made ,
many such catches heretofore. j
A window worth seeiug. Go hy !
Mosher's Stuto street store and seo his
I"y """est suitings ana you wm
be convinced that Salem has a live
! tailor. , .
cWf of Follc Sedeck has been
"'lvise.l by the Hungarian consul at
:Z H ,S :
the arrest and conviction of two men
who aro supposed to have committed a
n -
triple murder in tho tar eastern ifjwn.
Tho police in Debreezen also offer
$3000 for even a clow that will lead
i tL. .a : e
. 1 m ii-
nf thn itiiinlMfors. Tli min nrn lliflt
nsii ecvici ivnrnrew. ni as i ainrnin.
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"'u i'1"""" ine:uw, nnuo unu
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I will sell you a suit, cut to fit your
Agru - ultural Collego will arrive id Sa-1
iPm Friday morning, and will spend :
the day visiting the stuto institutions !
and manufacturing plants, among which )
will be the woolen mill. Later they
will go to Oregon City for ft brief j
visit to the paper mills. J. A. Bexell, ;
of the school of commerce, will con- j
diicnno party.
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YOU Should hear Some Of thO UD-tO-
the-niinute plnyer pianos thut we are
showing. Tho Wiley B. Allen Co., K.
F. Peters, Mgr., 521 Court.
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Tho Northwestern Typographical con-
ferenee wns held in Portland Mondav i
and Tuesday. Delegated were present !
from Oregon, Washington, Idaho and
British Columbia, and matters pertain-1
ing to the craft were discussed and the
kinks strnightened out. Charles Brant
and B. C. Van Slyka of this city were
in attendance, arriving home last night.
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Why use a ready-made suit case or
sample case when you can get one made
to order of Slinfer, the reliable leather-
wuro dealer; 1S7 South Commercial.
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cir K M Cherrin8 10mt
b ,M lo .
Local druggists are
druggists are displaying in
their show, windows various forms of
poison onk remedies. With the coming
of gentle spring come also the fresh
t " I r. . 1. n .. X.
poison oak leas and several cases of
n,,h poisoning ha' already been re
ported by folks who have ventured out
after wild flowers
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W. E. Trultt, who for three years
has been a guard at the penitentiary,
resigned last evening. Mr. Truitt has
employment in Portland and will make
his home in tho Rose City.
Bud Statesman, the manager of tho
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A new steam stationary engine la
being installed at the Oregon Training
school. T. -M. Barr "o., local con-
tractors, ere furnishing the smoke
tacka for the new power equipment.
" Special meeting of Salem
Lodge No. 4, A. F. A A. M.,
this evening. Work in the K.
A. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome. i
- la the ii aU t, court la Lake county,
Tuesday, luiti were brought by the at-torney-gnneial
to annul the charters of
two companies were decided in favor.
' of the athiti, a nib the eompaaiea were
deprived ot their right to do business
, aa suclu
Wear-Erer demonstration Thursday,
a Pot Roast without water. Kverybod
must see this all are welcome. Buren
& Hamilton. " " '
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According to close friends, notch
Long, tho meat cutter in the Cross
ment market, is the coming "white
hope" of Salem. It is current rumor
that Mr. Long, while not posing aa a
1 fighter, is some handy with his fists
' and that he enjoyed a little bout in the
alley back of the shop recently with
a man about his own age who wanted
to start ft row. Mr. Long denies that
he is a pugilist, however, but states
' that he is a mighty good manager for
, a good fighting man.
The Wear-Ever man will show yon
how to moke a I'ot l(onnt without wnter
tomorrow all day. Buren & Hamilton.
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I Wlllard Wirti. county attorney for
Crook county was in tho city for a few
hours todny,' going to I'ortlnnd on an
afternoon train. Ho snrs Crook is all
! right, and that Bennett will poll a big
vote for the democratic nomination for
governor there, as that is one of his old
stamping grounds, and everybody
knows and likes him.
E. C. Cross, who has been seriously 111
for n number of days, is nblo to be out
of doors agnin. He was down town in
his auto last Monday for a short time.
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Workmen are busy at present finish
ing tho cecond floor of the remodeled
circuit court room. As a result of the :
improvement, mere aro now ten large
rooms where there were only threo be-j
fore. On the floor of the old court-1
room, in which all trials wero held, j
there are now separate rooms forjudges
Kelly, of the law department, and Gal-
loway, of the equity department, and
alfO a courtroom for the Marion county j
court. On tho second floor there are
seven smaller rooms adopted for offices.
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Eight anglers hare been given pet-!
mite to fish in the streams of Oregon
so tar tnis week by county Herk Gelil-I
har. On account of tho fact that thojsan G. Cosgrove, aged 74 years, daugh,.
weather has not been favorable for tcr of Huuh and Marv Cosirrove, all obi
i angling few licenses have becu issued
I during mo past ween.
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I The Cherrians have erected a banner
across State street at the intersection
of Liberty that is it'onee a greeting and j
nn announcement or the coming t her-
ringo at the Armorv, April 2iih and
23th.
The Men's Liberal club at the Uni
tarian church will bo addressed this
evening by L. H. M'cMahon, tho pro
gressive (jandidato for governor, who
will. Bpeak on the subject of "Tax
ation." Mi3i Martha Randall, formerly a
nurse of Salem who has been polieo
mnrron or mi gene ror tne past year ana
? h8lf. ie ot duty yesterday
oy nctiou or t)
the Kugene city council in
making reductions in tho police force.,
Police Officers Hendershott and Long-
owrth were also relieved of duty for the
; same reason. Folic Matron Lela Lynch
of this city said this morning chc di l
nt think the action of tho Lugenc
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iiuiiiivii in iM-oiiiiiiiiinLi iu uuiicn
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matron
lepartment. She things tha
! the care of cirls in tho eitv is of mora
wmportance than, the expense involved.
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applications also came from Sheridan
trom growers who are anxious to re-
eeive the benefit organization in'
marketing their produce. Secretary
Bynon was much pleased to note the !
interest taken in the work of promoting
the growth of this industry that is be-
KimiiK to receive more and more ser-;
loua attention in this part of the Wil-:
lamette vallev. Secretary Bvnon re-:
npiv-pil an invitntinn tn writn nn articl.T
ou the loganberry industry in the Wil-; ITIEb, a claim that should DO ex
lamette valley foV tho "Fruit and Pro-!crciscd with lliudl discretion until
(luce Distributor," a publication of ' ,lPfnu,d. It is pxeccd-
Portland. It is the plan of the publica
tion tod evote the Mav number tot he
loiranberrv industry.
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As the result of the recent rains,
part of North Commercial street, op
posite the Y, M. C. A. was flooded this
t')' urging them ltd attend tho stock
south from Chemeketa street on the
west side or Commercial aud hair aH
htn-lr woof nn (ha unnth i,ln nt I'lintn.i
eket street. The storm sewer was
dogged up and the water piled up until MORE THICKLY POPULATED THE
j jt flowed over the sidewalk. Cluster L, . , .,. .
lampposts stood surrounded. Pedestrians NATIONAL LAND HUNGER WILL
Uook to tho center of the street. INCREASE, AND THE OVERFLOW
! ' I OF THE POPULATION MAY SEEK
Inely as a peanut shell tossing on,fjEW FIELDS IN SOUTH AMERICA.
thA vnvm nf tha Pnitii ninnn wna Hi
wearv. htMi-aed umblella that leaned
against a fire hydrant at the corner
of S(flte , Liberty Htret.ts yesterday
- -
during the rain. C rowds passed aad
re-passed but no one took any notice
of it. Its sodden, dripping folds flapped
lit was forWken-bauseit had broken ' DOCTRINE WHICH WILL ENCOUR
ribs and could not support itself. I AGE AND NOT DISCOURAGE THE
0 " 1 COMMERCIAL GROWTH OF THAT
une marriage license was issuea yes-:
terday by the Marion county clerk. The j
couple receiving the permit to wed was
'Paul Louis Schmidt, a brewmaster of i
Salem, and Clara F.ffie Ncedham.
. housekeeper of this city. .'
10 c
NO HIGHER
QUANTITY
. AND
QUALITY
.WATCH THIS SPACE.
I Personal Mention I
i! j . I
- Mr.- and Mrs. A.- M. Alexander, of j
Eugene, are in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Lute Allen, of Dallas,
were Salem visitors yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rodders, of Sil
verton, visited Salem, friends yestenlay.
Mrs. Mildred li. Brooks, candidate
for county recorder, will visit the Chc
nmwa and Hazel Green neighborhoods
today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCormick, of
Eugene, are in the city to attend tho
funeral of Mrs. McCormick's mother,
Mrs. Kmily Smith.
Miss llda Jones, of Labish Meadows,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. George,
Gray, having come up for the opening
of the Gray-Belle confectionary.
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DEATH NOTICES.
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SMITH.
After an illness whieh' has lasted for
some time, Mrs. Kmily Smith, a well
known Moeal pioneer, pnssed away at
her home ot State aud Twelfth streets
yesterday afternoon at 12:110 o'elock.
She wos the wifo of the lato Hiram J.
Smith, known nil over Oregon for his
activities in horticulture and agricul
ture. She was 70 years old ami was
tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McAlpino,
who crossed the plains . when Mrs.
Smith was a mero girl. She was a
member of the First Congregational
church and was devoted to religious
work. I
She leaves threo daughters, Mrs. Ida
Henderson of San Luis Obispo, (Jul.;
Mrs, B. C. Houghton of Mount Angel;
: mid Airs. J. .T. McCormick it Enirpnn.
Wie l80 leaves two sisters, Mrs. Milton
steen, of Milton, Or., and Mrs. Koxnnna
Gilbert of this city; two brothers,
rj!lvi(i McAlpin of Tacomn, and B. M.
McAlpin of Eugene, uro also left to
mourn their loss.
Tho funeral will bo held from tho
family homo nt 2 o'clock Thursday
afternoon and Kcv. P. S. Knight will
conduct tho services. Interment will
be in City View cemetery.
. COSGROVE.
Passed away in Portland, Oregon, on
the evening of 'April !), 11)14, Miss Su-
pioneers of Oregon of 1847. Miss Cos-
grovo leaves many dear rneuiis and
relatives, and loved by all. She is
survived by an only sister, Mrs. D. F.
WaKeri of Suleni, anil a brother, Hugh
fosgrove, of St. Paul, Mariou county,
"regou.
Blessed aro the pure of heart for
I they shall seo God. . A RELATIVE.
Mary Savaneara, aged 2S years, died
at a local hospital, yesterday afternoon
I at & o-'cloek.
1 Sho was the wifo of V.-J. Suviincarn.
of Silver Creek Fulls. The remains ore
I at the undertaking parlors of Kigdo.i &
i Kichardson and funeral announcements
I wil bo made Inter. .
STOP I
LOOil LI3T.EH!
Thi3 will
inform mr Eepublican
friends and suI)Portcrs that I am a can.
diduto for re-nominution to tho offico
the iustico of tho peace for tho Salem
district at the primary election of May
1j, 1914.
DANIEL WEBSTER
South America Doesn't
Like Our Playing
Policeman
By HENRY CLEWS, New York
Banker
1 Sn nntinn uo oro rvrWIIrKrlv
A sonsitivr. nl.nnf tho Arnnr,,,-.
f senMtne aUOUt tilt JlOllloc
doctrine, the lnclelllllto
claims of which are always a source
of possible international difliculty.
Thc Monroe doctrine is a CLAIM
np irur'ti v riTUWad AVn
J ,n,n inlcrnn
MANY DAAuLKOuS rOSSlBUj-
indv unpopular with all nations in
South America, who naturally do
not relish our l'LAYINO THE
r.ICr POLICEMAN without their
consent.
NOR DO SOME OF THE GREAT
POWERS LIKE OUR STANDING IN
WAY OF THEIR COLONIAL
AM8ITI0NS,
AS THEY BECOME
' SUCH A DEVELOPMENT IS OF
; MUCH ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE
TO THE UNITED STATES. HENCE
THE NECESSITY
OF AN INTER
THE MONROE
' PRETATION
OF
-VAST AND RICH TERRITORY.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case -of Catarrh that can
not be cured by HaU's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him. perfectly honorablo in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
uj Alia I ii iu. i
National Bank of Commerce,
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the 'system. ' Testi
monials sent free.' Price 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family mils for constipation.
NEW TODAY.
HIGHEST Cash price paid for eggs.
Marion Creamery .Produce i-o.,
Liberty and Ferry streets.
SEWING MACHINES are going to be
sold at once; god drop-head ma
chines from $10.00 up; you will miss
a big bargain if you don't come at
once as they must go at once. 640
State street. .
FOB SALE Hurley Davidson motor
cycle. Address H. V. care Journal.
WANTED Experienced housemaid.
Mrs. L. S. Barnes, 1925 State street,
Phono 1U05.
WANTED Gills for
Uodgers Paper Co.
Bindery work.
FOR SALE Two cows. Inquire Nob
Hill grocery. Main 2251. N
FOB SALE 1 Jersey eow 0 years old,
calf by side; 1 yearling Jersey heifer;
rubber-tired surrey two houses
north of fuir grounds store. Mrs. E.
Buthbun.
FOB SAI.K Six-room house and lot.
50x100; $850; bargain; -135 North
Twenty-third. '
FOB SALE Chenp Queen incubator,
nearly new; E. N. Batty, 2105 Laurel
avenue, phone 1H51-B.
FOUND Umbrella on Twelfth street;
owner can secure somo at 454 Ferry
street by identifying same and pay
ing for ad.
Salem's Model Photoplay Houso
. Presents
TODAY AND THURSDAY
Pathe's
Weekly
With latest events including:
Paris Fashions for Women The Recent
Flood In Los Angeles, Return of the
New York Team from a Tour of the
World, the Vandorbilt Cup Auto Races
held at Santa Monica, Cal., last month,
Rnlp Do Palma winning; The MooSe
build the largest Sanitarium in the
world at Las Vegas, N. M., for their
white Plague sufferers.
Seventh Sories
Adventures of Kathljn
Entitled
"GARDUN OF BRIDES."
Moro Thrilling than ever, featuring
Miss Kathlyn Williams.
"Winter Sports In Switzerland"
A beautiful scenic of the wonderful
Alps.
"A, Boarding House Romance,,"
Edison Comedy.
Miss Alice Rooney
Portland's popular soprano in new gong
"All Aboard for Dixie Land."
10c
''Follow the Crowd."
Good
Investments
10 acres of bearing prunes,$2,150.
2 acres bearing fruit, 7 room house,
one mile out, $2,300; terms.
Large lot and house, close in, $0000.
acres bearing fruit, improved.
116,000. '
10 acres bearing fruit, improved $3500
17 acres, close in, improved, $1000.
Several good buys in berry tracts.
Hop, prune and stock ranches, right
prices.
List your bargains and trades with
us.
Ve are agents for Canadian
Pacific lands, $11 per acre up.
j 20 years to pay.
Close in hotel, 30 rooms, $1500, snap.
Several good business chances
and trades.
We sell insurance of all kinds.
Houses and furnished rooms to rent
City lots, all parts of Salem.
15 acres, Bosedale. 7 acres fruit.
buildings, $3,000; terms.
Acme la vestment Company
Fhone: Office, Main 477.
Opposite Court House. " 5-10 State St
Employment Bureau In Connection.
C I fin V
ILi j sJ Ha
ur-0n
OUR TIME, ENERGY-AND
EFFORT ARE DEVOTED
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE
EYES.
We kntfvv that if we relieve
eyestrain, any bodily disturb
ance that may be caused by
such strain will be relieved also.
Eyestrain relieved by properly
fitted glasses.
MISS A. McCULLOCH
OPTOMETBIST
291 N. Commercial St. Phone 92S
Hours, 9 to 5 Ground Floor
ASK TOB
SHURON
The
DR. STONE'S
Heave Drops
For tho cure of
heaves; a liquid
inediciuo given iu
the toed, which
tho most farfticlioun
horse will not re
fuse. From onu
to six bottles will
cure the inc.-t
stubborn case.
Price .l.i!0 per
bottle, or 0 bot
tles for $). Fcr
tale by nil drug
gists and at
DR. STONE'S
Drugstore
The only cash drug store in Orogon,
owes no ono, and ho ouo owes it; cur
ries largo stock; its shelves, counters
and show cases are loaded with drugs,
medicines, notions, toilet articles, wines
aud liquors of all kinds for medicinal
purposes. Dr. Stone is a regular gradu
ate in medicine and has had many
years of experience iu the practice.
Consultations are free. Prescriptions
are free and only regular price for
medicine. Dr. Stono can be found at
his drug store, Sulcm, Oregon, from
(1:10 in the morning until 8 nt night.
Pice delivery to Ell parts of the city
and within a radius of 100 miles.
New Today
' ' Sucfishness Succes3' '
"The , Janitor"
""Trua Western Hearts"
"School Days"
A dandy Comedy.
1 Mutual Movies 1
KINGSLEY tc ROBERTS
Tho Creole and tho Coon in
Comedy Singing and Talking
IfS THEATRE
Coming Friday and Saturday
PETER PAN,
Tho most wonderful educated horse in
the world.
Farm Bargains
13(i-acre farm in tho heart of great
prune belt, $80 per acre. Snap.
50 acres, 35 acres unuer cultivation,
$0.00 per acre. Srip.
l(i acres of beaver-dum land, the best
iu the state; well improved; sold over
$4,000 worth of onions last year; piico
$11,000.00. Terms.
50 acres rich, black loam soil on tho
famous Howell prairie; $115 per aero.
Snap.
00 acres well improved; $9,000.00.
Terms; beautiful Waldo hills. Snap.
Suburban Home Cheap.
Close in suburban home, 6 acres, well
improved; price $2S00; terms.
House Bargain.
Cozy -J-room house, $100 down,
balance, $10 per month; just like rent.
Modern 7-Eoom House.
On a paved street, $2,050.00. Terms.
Snap. .
Five-Boom Bungalow.
A dandy 5-room bungalow, $1,000,
Xear Stato street; on easy terms.
Choice Lots.
We havo choice vacant, lots in all
parts of the city, some real' bargains.
Money to Loan.
We can place your money on good
real estate security.
. Houses for Bent.
Insurance. -We
write Fire, Life, Automobile, Ac
cident, Liability and Surety bonds
best old-line companies. -
LIST YOTJB BARGAINS WITH
Bechtel & Bynon
'347 Stato Street." '
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