PAOB EIOHT
TH DAILY CAPITAL JOTJMTAL, BALEM, OREGOK.- TUESDAY. AFRIL 21, 1914.
on Desirable Ready-to-Wear Garments
Misses Suits, Coats and Dresses at Decided Price Reductions
Make Your Selections from This Immense Stock .
A Sale of Women's . and - Misses Popular.
Check Suits, Regularly Priced to $22.50.
Extra Special $13.85
Here's a welcome sale of the much wanted checked suits
many different kinds of checked materials, Shepherd check,
broken checks, fancy raised check effects, etc. Every suit an
unusual value. Take your pick from" the lot, at Salem's big
store this week for just $13.85.
See the window display (Liberty street). Special sale of
suits for stout women. High-grade, maratailored garments in
navy blues, tan, grey, black and white, fancy mixtures and
black. Take your pick from these at 20 per cent reduction.
No. 687 Wednesday Surprise Sale
for Tomorrow
Women's White Waists, extra special, only 98c each. This
waist sale will stand out prominently as one of the most im
portant waist events of the season.
New, fresh, thoroughly desirable white waists for spring
and summer wear, made in neat styles of rice cloth and corded
crepe; well finished and sure to please those who want neat,
inexpensive waists.
Your Choice Tomorrow for Only 98c
Sale commences at 8:30.
Try Ilibler & Smith's harbor shop,
337 State. Now, clean, utt motive.
Dr. F. L. Uttor, dentist, Masonic
bldg.
Good evening. Have you dined at
Mrs. Bent's, 301 N. Commercial?
Visit Qllson's attractive new harbor
shop in Bligh building, State street.
Ladles Why pay for two hats and
gut one T Reduced prices on nil hurts
ut Mrs. UullockH, 4!l7 N. High street.
Dr. Mendolsohn fits eyes correctly. U.
B. Bank building.
Special this week Our L. V. floor
polisher outfit is t gonuino prize pack
age, It consists of our splendid two
sided floor polisher, worth $1.50, u
great big $1.00 bottlo of liquid polish
mid a 2!e Crepctto dust cloth total
valuei $2.75 all for $1.50. Huron &
Hamilton.
any carpets you wish '
W. A. Uobner, phono :
-o-
If you have
woven notify
2-180 W.
Soeclnl this week Our L. V. floor
polisher outfit is a goniiino prizo pack-
age. Jt consists ot our splendid two- '
sided floor polisher, worth $1.50, a :
great nig fi.uu ootrie or liquid ponsn i
aud a 25c C'renetto dust cloth total
value, $2.75 all for $1.50. Buren & '
Hamilton. :
The Trover-Wclgel studio opposite
Bligh theater, for kodak finishimr and
enliLrtroinpiitM. rntun nnr nnw nriia 1
n- - ..,.. . - ..vup
for this work. I
The suDremo tost of a nnlr of bIhmm
is not the price, but tho satisfaction
they give. The only temntinir induce- I
ment we offer is good work, good goods j
and reasonable pric. Dr. Mendelsohn, i
Doctor of Optics, 810-211 U. S. Na
tional Bank building.
Ward for Drugs. Bargain prices.
Ikone 2247. Prompt delivery, 5,8 Stnto.
Piano tuning, ranalrlng, first-class
work, l'hone 1405, leave orders at G.
C. Will or B. F. Voters. J. E. Hockett.
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News was received here this morn
ing to the effect that Fred Boalt,
who "covered" several hangings in
this city for big eastern papers sev
eral years- ago, has gone to Mexico,
where ho will net as war correspond-
nt ) Mr. Boalt is well-known by the
lov'il newonnnoi'inon. w-hn wish him i
good fortuue in bis lute assignment.
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As a rosult of the final contest of
biff nnd vollev-bnll uninos smong tlio
bustnosi men of Bulem, that have been j
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Today's Program
Waltemeyer ft O 'Conner Co. Tresent
"AMY OF THE CIRCUS"
4 Mutual Movies 4
"OUB MUTUAL OHU."
See New York's Famous Churches,
Ninth reel of series
Complete change of bill tomorrow
"THE PLAINSMAN"
" A Thrilling Western l'laylet
THEATRE
Prices 6c, 10c. and 15c.
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See Window Display
hold in the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium,
Cuptr.in .loo Albert's team won over
tho players led by Captain George
llnteli. Tlio loser will bampiet the
winners to chicken. The volley-ball
eontest was won by tn ptuiii Albert's
men by the score of It to 4, mid tlio
biff bull gnmo by the score of 10 to
1. Friday night tlio losers servo the
bampiet. Exceptional interest has
been shown by tlio business men in
those giumes, ami tho final contest last
night proved to bo a regular whirl
wind. imiio acuou lor aiuiiaB on m
!,:K0,1 J,'r'n V0,'tlyt;I 1:rl0."t
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tried in tho circuit court of Marion
county yesterday, the jury went out
this morning, nud in a short time re
turned with a verdict In favor of tho
defendrmt.
NOTICE.
I, tho undersigned, am in no way in-
I debtcd to K. H. Howard, nor w ill I be
":t'j.h f;,r ""X ';''! ltrn':,''d h
1,,m' t,,Km'd Hl.NKY LtK, I
Many roses aro blooming through-1
ont tho city, tho climbing varieties I
"omg earner nuiu umors, mm, womb i
fw blossoms havo appeared at inter-i
uiiuukiiuhi. hid nnui-r, me iiimi ui i
the spring crop appeared a few days
ago, several weeks iu advance of
former years.
You can safoly roly upon my ability
to give you eyeglasses or s
pectacles
our sight
thiit wi I fihsolutclv honefit. vnur sitrlit
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at absolutely fair prices. Tho strongest
possible rocoinmoiitttion is the volun- I
tnrv testimoma s of satisfied natrons i
a very largo share
of my business
iMlieu iiivroiis I
conies to me through the recommends
hons of the thousands I have served
in this vicinity. Dr. M. V. Mendel-
sohn, Doctor of Optics, rooms 210-211,
u. S, JNationnl Hunk building.
Mrs. Donald Upjolm and little son,
of Dallas, are visiting in Salem. Mrs.
I'pjohn is the wife of the county at
torney of l'olk county, and was for
merly Miss Lois Byrd, and for some
time was one of tho popular clerks for
the Marion countv court.
Two marriage licenses were issued
yesterday by the Marion county clerk.
The couples receiving the permit to
wed were Edward A. Liudeken, a phy- j
(;,.,;,,, a hoilkw,cr o( Wo0tl.
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sician, of Newherg, and Gertrude B,
burn; Matthew James McCormick,
postmaster fb West Woodbiirn, and
Louis Dullois. a housekeem-r, of Wood
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A special train carrying F company,
second battalion, I'nited States engin
eer corps, stationed nt Vancouver,
passed through tho city yesterday af
ternoon, thero being 10S in the com
pany. Captnin Moore, who was in com
mand, stated that the eompnny be
longed to a battalion scattered along
tho border between this country and
Mexico, that he had received orders
two weeks ago to take the coniauy
to Gilsuy, -California, and "it Just
hutppencd " that the company started
south today.
The train coming in over the Fir
branch from Silverton this morning ran
afoul of tho big road roller at a road
crossing near tho penitentiary. Tho
result was that the roller went into tho
ditch. It was not dattiaged to any
great extent, a road roller from its
construction being rather tough and
unbreakable. It required considerable
hard work to get the big machine out
of the ditch aud back on its job.
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An interesting
- $22.50
A timely sale of new and very stylish coats; very latest
models in all the new popular materials and finishes. The
range of colors includes green, tans, nell-rose, blue, raspberry,
terra cotta, checks, mixtures, black and white. Take your pick
from this excellent assortment at Salem's style store, up to
$22.50, cost only $13.85. t
Special Sale of Suits & Dresses, New Spring
Styles up to $35 grades, your choice $ 1 9.85
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Tomorrowthe last day of Women's, Misses
Children's Hosiery Specials
Tlie trial of the case of the State to tho border on a freight trnin and
of Oregon against Fred Dodd, who is ' was ussistod by American soldiers in
charged with a criminal assault on the ! Texas.
person of Mrs. George Swnnson, occii-j 0
pied the attention of tho circuit court A light frost occurred last night,
for Marion county this morning. At following an i-.brupt fall iu tempera
11 o'clock Mrs. Swnnson, the complain-1 ture. This morning a north wind pro
ing witness, was being cross-examined , vailed Bad 'farmers and fruit growers
by the counsel for the defense. Sheiiire getting smudge pots ready in nn
told prflt-ticully the same story she re- ticipation of a' cold snap. (Strawberries
lated in Justice Webster's court at the are in greatest danger as cherries and
preliminary hearing. Fred T)odd, tin! peaches are well' set and it would re
defendant, will go on the stand in ; quire very low temperatures to sevious
his own defense this afternoon. j ly injure them, and in tho case of
O i strawberries onlv the blossoms now
Paul Schmidt and " wife, who were
married in this city recently, are now! would quickly replaco them, making i Shalom Bank & Trust company to C.
in San Francisco, after spending a few ' the shortage flight. & Tlll'' (,t 25i block 3, Burlington ad
days visiting in tho orange bolt, nnd I . j dition to Salem, $5.
the principal show points near Los An-! Eev- Jhn Ovall, pastor of the: B. R. Young et ux to E. K. Klein
geles and Loom LmihIs. Mr. Sohtuiilt ! Swctlish Methodist church of Salom, 1 sorge, lots 2 and 3, block 5,'Cowings
speaks highly of California, but do-, wa busy this 'morning in the promo-: addition to Hilverton, $210.
elares in a postal received from him tim de)art.inetlt bf Lite ('onimercial Ira F. Myers et ux ct nl to Lydia
by The Capital Journal, that tho ; flub writing letters in answer to com-1 Hoyt, 70 acres in section 30, township
weather in tho south is a little too municatiorTs received by him concern- f south, range 2 V., $10.
warm to be really comfortable. In oth- j '"K ' Salem ami : vicinity. The letters' Catherine Hewlett et vir to Richard
cr words, ho is partial to Salem, nndi'ome from all jarts of the United F- Meters, part of lot I), block 5, Kich-
houes to be back before lone Mrs.
-;S,hmidt sends best regards to all her
ilocal friends.
Thanks to the rain, fishermen in Sa-1
lem aro going to hiwvo some fino fish- i
!.. n.vl Kmwli.ir Tlinf iu milnua tli.i
,nin ...ob... ,' ., ',i tn'two Omaha, Neb.', farmers, arrived in
kicking over the big water barrel just I ale mover the. Oregon hlectnc this
at tho last minute. Local anglers are morning, and wi l spend the remainder
getting prepared for the big day, andof the week looking over the agncnl
innnv ea.rlv birds will bo seen next I district in Marion county. Mr.
o. ' .1 : McDanioI s wifo' am two auirhtera
The trout streams in this vicinity are"
(1own io ftl)mlt the sta?0
: and tho water has cleared up within.;,"" ,' i ,., ,
n,a ,uf .iva Hi,nn,. hnnl.-. and his con like Oregoi very much,
to tno faVorito so far but several
o( tho j,,, Sp0rt,i aro laying in a sup
py of salmon ej'gs.
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yVjtj. a badly wounded
a badly wounded Bhouiaer,
which he said was caused by a Mexican
bullet near Sonorn, Jack King, a man
Duller near nonoru, lines, ivtnu, inuu .
33 years of age, was here yesterday
for a short time.' He stated he was a !
i. it.,,.;.,.. j.,i.ia
! 80veril, monthl) BR0. King declares that
;i, ,!, hv the nan of Watson
i. n .nM k.. i.a n..,A ? U'nt.nn
uu mm ii mini ill iiiu inline id.i.
to Mexico some time nco for tho I
pHrposo of mining, and after striking i
I lifter strikintr it I
:.,h kintf iinvi Wntinn inm in him n
r.-;nc Uov. v .. l,.,.l..,l ),;.,. '
r,,w )V t..ilinir certain Mexican '
federal authorities that he was smug
gling arms to the revolutionists. .Ho
states that tho federals caught him and
sentenced him to be shot, but that he
escaped nnd succeeded in eluding his
pursuers after being shot in the shoul
der. King states that he mado his way
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MEYERS-
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sale of New Spring Coats, to
garments, Special at -
$13.85
The House of Quality
JJ.OOOD1GOOD S
and LaVida Corsets
onen would bo affected nnd other !
mates ana UKimred nnout business ,
cnaiices in tne city and countrv. tie
answers tho eoiuinunications iersonally
and works in harmony with the Com
mercial club in giving information.
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Robert McDaniel and son, Hubert,
r 8ti" a 'e pst- b"t for
Oregon nist as soon as a IfKation is
.Salem and vicinity especially, wid hoiw
to find something suitable iu the way
of farm land within a short time.
Albert Cuffner, the youth who was
arrested last Saturday on tho charge of
disorderly conduct by assaulting an-
rt , r... i. . t7 i u i
othcr f!)0-v; l;h oh.- J
w!? 'nc.l a by Judge f. g.n in U,e
police court this liiorinng. Young Cuff-
i PI'wl yesterday morning to an-
:8nor to 'nargc, but Jdge Elgin,,
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Postponwl the hearing until this mom-
,UK. "" asReii me noy io prouuee
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wi'ucses. niniicr, niong wun nis
mother and three witnesses, appeared
today and told their stories. It de
veloped that Cuffner had struck young
Yoho first, and the court decided that
the former was at fault and punished
him accordingly. The bov's mother
win luni inuu una .1"' " nun n w
I blame as her son, and did not believe 1
! thnt. the imliTiiiAnt wfl fnir. .Tildtrn !
nl.l tl...t V.,1.,. ... i. A
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i Elgiu held, however, that Cuffner wasi
'the csrgressor, and should lie held re-!
sponsible for his acts. I
SEVEN DAYS NEEDED
SAYS GOVERNOR LISTER
Seattle, Wash., April 21. Within
seven days after a call to arms is re
ceived the National Guard of Wasb-
' I,..,,... will 1,. n.l. 4a nH,A.l n
mi;iuii nii up iu 1'ivir.ii iu
Mexiuo, or anywhere in the world, ac
cording to ft statement last night by
. Governor Lister.
ably with the militia from any other
state, and it will certainly be the best
fraiiuV and equipped regiWnt the
stlito has ejver seut out,' ' said the
governor.
EUGENE COMPANIES BEADY
TO TAKE FIELD IF NEEDED
Eugene, Or., April 21. "My com-'
! niiiiid of eiuht companies isg ready to,
. ) i ..ii u... .k.. ...:.i....
""It"" . . 7 Z ,
or the aovernor. and could be mobil
ized at Clackamas within 4S hours,"
declared Colonel Creed Hammond, com-;
manding officer of the Oregon artil-;
lery corps today.
One of the local companies of the
artillery ' corps drilled in the streets
last night, and. thfi jother will maSienv
er similarly tonight. i
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ' !
M. J. I. Schmietleke et ux to R. S.
Marshall et ux, 2ft acres' in ' towhship"
S south, range i , S,fiU.
Hugh E. Mageo et ux to Anua K. i
and
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"Whiltc, part of lots 2, 3, i and 5 of
block 14, Hcotts Mills, $1,100.
B. H. !Se,ott et ux to C. A. White, lot
13, Friends Oregon colonv, $.")00.
I. Miller to H. M. Marshall ct ux,
30.70 acres in township 5 south, range
2 W., $2,703.
F. W. Durbin ct ux to Kmma J. aBs
sett, 41.25 acres in township 7 south,
range 2 V $5,3(12.50.
V. K. Folks et ux to E. J. Suuter,
part of lot H in blockd (I, Southwest ad
dition to Srtlom, $10.
iSalom Bank & Trust company to
Bolly Brothers, lot 1, block 2, Burling-
ton addition to Sulom, $10
T".
mond addition.
' A. J. Mishler et ul to O. A. Ehlen
et ux, half interest in lots 1 and 2,
block 2, Hursts addition to Aurora,
$4,000.
Personal Mention
John Seigmund, formerly a county
official, was in tho city from his farm
yesterday.
J. H. Shields of Uervais was in tho
city today.
Mrs. Gideon fcitolz and Mrs. George
Johnson went to Albany this morning.
F. M. Suver of Folk county was a
Salem visitor yesterday.
Mrs. L. C. Bonn of Eugene, who has
been visiting Mrs. O. 1'. Hoff, went
to lortland yesterday.
Miss Ilda Jones of Labish Meadows
is tUo gll0st of hcr sister) Mrs. t)corgo
Grnv
H Q whUo u . PortIlind toJ on
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ilnyter of Dal
las wero among thoso attending tho
performance of "Fog O' My Heart"
at the Grand Monday night.
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FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BUBGHARDT & MEBEDITH
..fl, A fTAtifa
geBment Agent8,
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385 State Street.
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THURSDAY
PATHE WEEKLY
With World's Latest Events
"THE AWARD OF JUSTICE"
Two-Reel Knlem Featuring
canyie UlacKwcU
'THE GIRL. THE COP AND
THE BURGLAR"
. A Snappy sanay Comedy
MISS ALICE ROONEY
The Globe's Popular Soprano
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HOUSE OF COMFORT
Watch for announcements of the
big Specials coming
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SCHOOL
Miss Maud Davis Will Head English
Department in High !
School. !
MANY APPLICATIONS
- . - . TOE SUPERINTENDENCY
Contractor Who Bnllt Grandstand Will
Put New Posts Under
Structure.
At tho regular mating of tho Salem ,
school board last right Miss Maude'
Davis, who has been a teacher in tho
high school for several years, was ap
pointed to take charge of tho depart
ment of English in tho high school.
Miss Davis takes the place of Miss
Gregory, who resigned recently.
The school board is being swamped
with applications for tho offices of
superintendent of schools and principal
of the high school. About forty appli
cants liavo made known their desires
for tho appointment to tlio superintend
ency. and over thirty applications havo
been received for principal. The board
went over and considered the many np
plu.n'ions Inst night but did not pass
upon nny of them.
Dalrymple Clots Hearing.
Iho board last night hoard V. It.
lialrymplo, tho contractor who erected
tho high school grandstand, and whose
claim was held up at an adjourned
meeting last week on the grounds the
work has not been completed. The
members of the board contended that
Mr. Dalrymple should not bo paid for.
his work for tho reason he failed to
fulfill his contract by placing smaller
posts under tho grandstand that was
specified. Diilrymplo infoimod the di
rectors that ho will remedy the defect
and tho board, iissund the contractor
that as soon as he did tho contract
price would bo paid immediately. Tho
mutter was fiiiully settled utter much
discussion.
Heating Plants Up.
The directors practically decided hist
night that if A. L. Eraser, the con
tractor, who installed several heating
plants in tho Salom schools, will sub
mit his personal agreement in writing
to repair any defects in the plans
which might occur when the weather
is suah as to j4ive them a thorough
te'st, ho will bo paid the remaining $300
on the contract.
The board has been holding up Mr.
Eraser's money on the grounds tho fur
naces havo not as yet been tested out
in colli weather. Tlio contractor ivns
not precer.t at tho meeting bst night
and tlio chairman of tho board was
asked to consult with him. If Mr.
Fraser is willing to enter into such
an agreement and the proposition
passes the inspection of the district's
attorney it is more than likely that the
heating plant problem will bo definite
ly settled according to the members of
tho board.
After passing upon several bills and
claims tho board adjourned.
(Continued from Fngo One.)
ted States for affronts and indignities
committed ngainst this government by
General Huerta and his representa
tives." .
As amended by tho sennto foreign
relations committee the measure ap
peared in this form:
"In view of the facts presented by
the president of the United States in
his address delivered to tlio congress in
joint session tho 20th day of ril,
1914, in legard to certain affronts and
inuigniries committed against the Uni
ted States, be it
"itesolved that tho president is jus
tified in tlio employment of the armed
forces of the United States to enforce
his demands for unequivocal amends
for affronts and indignities committed
against the United States; be it further
" Resolved, That tho United States
disclaims any hostility to tlio Mexican
people or any purposo to mako war
upon them."
Senator Lodge's proposed substitute
for the resolution's preamble set forth
"that the state of unrest, violence and
anarchy which exists in Mexico, the
numerous unchecked and unpunished
murders of Americnn citi7in nn.l tl
spoliation of their property in that
eountry; tho impossibility of securing
j protection or redress by diplomatic
methods in tho nbsenco of lawful or cf
I fective authority, tho inability of Mex
ico to discharge its international obli
gations, the unprovoked insul'ts and
indignities inflicted upon the flag and
the uniform of the United States by
tho armed forces in occupation of largo
parts of Mexican territory, havo be
come intolerable," and "that the self
respect and dignity of the United
States and the duty to protect its cit
izens and its international right 're
quire that such a course be followed
in Mexico by our government as to
compel respect and observance of its
rights."
Natioaal.
At Brooklyn: R H L
New York 0 8 l
Brooklyn 0 4 -i
Pemaree and McLean; Buelbach ati.l
Miller.
At Philadelphia: R II 12
Boston 4 jo
Philadelphia .. 3 10 2
Crutcher and Gowdy; Oeschsgcr and
Eurns. -
American.
At Chicago: b h K
?t. Louis 16 0
Chicago en i
Mitchell and Crossen; Bonn and
Schalk.
Federal.
At Tittsburg Buffalo - Pittsburg
gamo postponed; wot gTouuds.
Ccast League. -
At "Los Angeles Saoramcuto-Los
Angeles game postponed; rain.
FRIENDS SCOUT SUICIDE
. THEORY IN HORNIE CASjS
News of the suicide of Michael
Hornie in Oklahoma has been received
by friends here who scout the idea
i that he took his own life, and an ef-
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tSOO-ACRK farm, for rent. Inquire 8. (1.--Holt,
1045 Court. ; ' ,
WANTED Delivery boy with wheel at .
! Capitol Meat Market, 181 S. Com 'I.
FOR . BENT I'oiir-- well-furnished
downstairs front 'rooms for house-.-
keepinginquire, 4Sl .lorm voiinge.
FOR SALE Six-room honso nnd lot .'
nOxlOO;- S50; -bargain; 495 North
Twenty-third.
FOB BENT Two well-furnished
rooms for housekeeping., Inquire, f
401 North Cottage. .
FOB SALE No. 1 team of horses, five
nnd six yeors old, weight 2,050; must
be sold at once. Fhone 1513.
FOR SALE 20,000 Loganberry plants
ut $10 per 1,000. Address, Wm. H.
Fgan, (iervnis, Ore., Eouto 2. l'hone,
Farmers 3(1. '
HIGHEST Cash price paid for eggs.
Marion Creamery & Produce Co.,
Liberty and Ferry Btreets.
LOST Heal estate contract pertaining
to Trullinger tracts in Marion coun
ty. Finder pleuso return to this of
fice. v
WANTKI) Experienced shoo shiner
nt once. Good proposition to right
man. .Model Shaving Parlors.
FOR KENT Wcll-furnishcd house
keeping rooms, closo in; 541 Mill,
between High and Church. Mrs.
Eugene i'rescott.
WANTED Two men with tennis to
plow and harrow; about one week's
work. Apply, J. E. Crowe, Hotel
Marion.
WANTED Stock to pasture, good
feed, plenty of water, four miles
from town." Call ut 1170 North
Twelfth, M. Wi'.ldspel.
CALL on J. 1. Ventch if you want a
good cement walk. All work guar
anteed. i-KEAM separator and range, nearly
new, ut a sacrifice, also selected Bur
bank seed potatoes at 20s bushel. II.
F. Hankius, 1300 State street, l'houo
U20-R.
WANTKI) A competent farmer lo
take financial interest in and man
agement of a largo tulloy farm, on
salary and per cent of income. Boom
4, Biish-Uioy building.
I A 3-ACKK home just out side city
limits to t.ndo for loss amount or
j for citv residence. Will accept clour
) property to tho value of $2,500, biil-
unco like rent. Address, "Owner,"
Capital Journal.
j SEWING MACHINES are going to U
sold at once; good dropliond ma
chines from $10.00 up; you will n;iH
a big bargain if you. don't come at
oneo as they must go nt olice. i!0
State street.
i'urt will be made to hpve the tragedy
investigated. Tho Horine's eamo to
lliis vicinity about tie years ago frori
the south, Hoiine securing work as a
wood cutter until he became seriously
ill. This was followed by a disastrous
. fire which wiped out their little cabin
aiid its contents. Friends contribute!
minis with which to make the sick man
com tort able, and these, it is alleged
were rnp'opriatod by his wito wnu
deserted him as he lay upon what was
regarded as his deathbed. Sho se
ciuot a divorce and remarried, but wi's
in a few weeks deserted by her latest
husband. Meanwhile Horino had re
covered, and having been awarded the
custody of tho childreu returned to
Oklahoma, whore h, secured a position .
and s-eut for his former spouse who
went there a few nouths afo and '
married him. Horine's death is said
to havo been caused by poison.
CALL FOR CwY W ARRANT J.
Notice is hereby given that there aro
funds on hand and applicable to tlio
payment of nil warrants drawn on tlio
general and street funds and endorsed,
"Not paid for want of funds." Hold
ers of theso warrars will please pre-
: sent them for payment to the City
Treasurer, us interest will cease after
this date, April 20th, 1014.
i R. A. CltOSSAX, City Treasurer.
STOP! LOCI LISTEN!
This will inform my Republican
friends and supporters that I nm a can
didate for re-uominntion to the offiee
the justice of the peaco for the Salem
district at the primary election of Mav
, lo, 1014.
DANIEL WEBSTER
Good
Investments
10 acres of bearing prunes,$2,150.
2 acres bearing fruit, 7 room house,
one milo ont, $2,300; terms.
Large lot and house, close in, $G000.
26'a acres bearing fruit, improved,
$16,000.
10 acres bearing fruit, improved $3500
17 acres, close in, improved, $4000.
Several good buys in berry tracts.
! Hop, prune and stock ranches, right
prices.
List your bargains and trades with
us. . .
! We are agents for Canadian
Pacific lands, $11 per acre up,
20 years to pay.
Close in hotel, 30 rooms, $1500, snap.
' Several good business chances
i and trades.
r We sell insurance of all kinds.
' Houses and furnished rooms to rent
City lots, all parts of Salem.
15 acres, Roscdale, 7 acres fruit,
buildings, $3,000; terms.
Acme Investment Company
Thone: Offiee, Main 477.
Opposite Court House. 540 State St.
Employment Bureau in Connection. '
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