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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON; FBrDAx, may 8, itfl4. - .
I : : ' li 1CAHAKTHAK 3 1 ROAD MEETINGS HELD
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$10.00 COUPON
This coupon will be ac
cepted a cash on the
purchase of any $25.00
Suit, May 9th and 11th.
COUPON $10.00
Coupon Offer for Saturday and Mon
day to all men who are in need of a suit
. We are positively retiring! from the men's clothing
business. Every suit and overcoat must be sold, as
we must rearrange the interior of our store. We've
planned this event to move a great many suits. We
positively haven't con
sidered profits, as the
coupons will show. We
will accept only one
coupon on each suit,
and this offer is for on
ly two days--Saturday
and Monday, May 9th
and 11th. If you need
a suit now or if you
can use an extra one,
here is your chance to
save a great amount
on your purchase. Your
choice of Hart Schaff
ner & Marx, Ederhei
mer Stein and Cloth
craft Clothes. All good
makes. Cut out the
coupon now.
$7.50 COUPON
This coupon will be ac
cepted as cash on the
purchase of any $20.00
Suit, May 9th and 11th.
COUPON $7.50
$6.00 COUPON
This coupon will be ac
cepted as cash on the
purchase of any $18.00
Suit, May 9th and 11th.
COUPON $6.00
$5.00 COUPON
This coupon will be ac
cepted as cash on the
purchase of any $15.00
Suit, May 9th and 11th.
COUPON $5.00
$3.00 COUPON
This coupon will be ac
cepted as cash on the
purchase of any $10.00
Suit, May 9th and 11th.
COUPON $3.00
FITFORM
Nettleton
Shoes
forParticular
Men
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
OOODlOOODG
American.
At Boston H. II. E.
New York 0 3 2
Boston : : .. 3 7 2
Keating an J Sweeney; Leonard and
Carrigan.
National.
At Philadelphia Krooklyn J.fadel
pbia game postponed; wet grounds.
At Pittsburg ; Chicago . Pittsburg
game postponed; wet grounds.
At New York Boston-New York
game postponed; rain.
Federal. .
At Chicago Brooklyn-Chicago game
postponed; rain.
At Indianaf)lis 'Baltimore-Indianapolis
game postponed; rain.
BECKER JURY COMPLETED.
New York, May 8. Tho jury which
is to consider the evidence in the second
trial of former Police Lieutenant Char
les F. Becker for the murder of Her
man Rosenthal was completed just be
fore 4 O'clock this afternon.
Governor West is in Corvallis,' at
tending inspection of tho cadets at O.
A. C.
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. See the special reduction on eloctric
fixtures at Pcttingcll's.
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Your choice of the world's greatest
pianos placed in your own home to
night if you say the word. Kasy pay
ments. The Wiley B. Allen Co., H. F.
Peters, Manager, 521 Court.
Get that electric fixture at Pettin
gell 's, while the price is cut.
(Continued from page one.)
What ever excels in leathorcraft
you will find at Shafer's. His skill,
his experience, bis goods make him
the leader. For many years at 187,
South Commercial.
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Pettingell helps you save money on
electric fixtures.
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An appropriate window display is
being made by tho Barr Jewelry Com
pany. It consists of an advertisement
for the "Big Ben" alarm clock. Sev
eral of tho slumber-disturbers have been
1 set up in the show window ou South
Liberty street ami around them aro a
number of little chickens. Tho .chicks
are artificial, however, but they recall
the old time saying that "the early
bird gets tho worm."
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Millinery bargains. Twenty per cent
off on all trimmed hats, Saturday at
"The Maples."
In spite of tho fact that the bicycle
of D. L. Smith was locked by a heavy
padlock, it was stolon lust night from
whom it had been left standing in
front of D'Arcy hall while the owner
was attending a meeting of carpenters.
Mr. Smith notified tho police at once,
but the machine has not yet been lo
cated. Tho bicycle is of peculiar make
and is said to be the only, ouo of its
kind in Salem. It is an Kaglo.
The Salem school board held a spe
cial meeting in the high school last
night and tho members talked over
several subjects of interest to the var
ions institutions. Tho matter
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the voluminous remarks of tie next
speaker,. Mr. Rodgers.
Mr, Kodgors talked long and loudly
to tho few assembled (25) but trotted
around in a "half bushel" and only
hashed and rehashed the fow argu
ments the bond advocators havo been
enabled to produce, and most of these
arguments are" like an overdriven
horse,- they begin to show evidence of
lameness.
It is useless to go into detail and
tell here his feeble story, because ev
ery Tranier in Marion county has heard
it so often that ho knows what they
all will say beforo-they begin. He
spent considerable ti'no telling the peo
ple assembled what a beautiful fertile
place West Staytou is. He went
through the usual list of compliments
used to speakeis, except that he forgot
to say how many unusually pretty
girls there were here, as most of them
do.
Towards the last he ondeavcred to
answer questions, and while his efforts
were commendable, he was getting in
deeper and deeper, but was finally
saved by a bevy of young men and
girls, who were waiting for them to
vacate the hall so thty could dance. It
seems that someway dates got mixed.
and the Yeoman and good roads people
were both billod to use the same hall
the same. night; so nad it not been for
this fact, it is doubtful whether the
good roans people would nave had even
the 25 that were present.
Mr. Byuon, of Salem, entertained
those present with li is usual Chineso
ancedotes, and while thoy were a re
spite from tho dry remarks proceeding,
stijl it is doubtful whether they got
any votes for t'ie bond issue.
Mr. Ruby spoke for a short time in
favor of the bond issue, and then the
hall was given over to the dancers.
TUMULTY SAYS NO DANGER
OF A MEXICAN ATTACK
Washington, May 8. Presidential
Private Secretary Tumulty held a con
ference this morning with President
Wilson and then gave out tho follow
ing: "Reports that an attack is imminent
on tho American forces at Vera Cruz or
that a- serious crisis has arisen there
aro without foundations.
"General - Funston has reported to
Secrctnry of War Garrison tho stories
brought by refugees concerning condi
tions in Mexico City. They ure mere
ly confirmatory of what was alreday
known.
"There is no intention of sending
additional forces to Vera Cruz."
Tumulty did not comment on the
fuct that Secretary Garrison and the
army general staff were in conference
until early this morning.
A low iron fence has been placed
a'ouiiil the pool at the wt"r fountain.
This was dono as a matter of precau
tion and safety, as recently on two oc
casions S'nnll children havo fallen into'
It, ono of the being nearly drowned,
beforo discovered and rescued.
See Pettingell 's ad. '.
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Only One "BROMO QUININE."
To t;et tho genuine, call for full name,'
! Kr.nli..r. nt tfca Vnnman Lodge with
wnuuv.a w - - -
their families and friends attended an
open meeting of the Stayton lodge last
night. Tonight an entertainment will
be given by the local lodge.
FARM LOANS
OREGON TITLE AND
LAND CREDIT COMPANY
209 U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Salem, Oregon.
MONEY 'TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Security,
THOSE. FORD
Over Ladd So Bush Bank, Salem, Oregon
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BUROHARST a MEREDITH
Resident Agents. 385 StM Street.
Good Buys in
Real Estate
22'j acres of good land, good new
six room plastered house, barn, chicken
house and other out buildings; Id
acres cleared and mostly in fruit,
balance timber and pasture, (loed
macadam road, 3 miles from Salem.
This is a good buy. Price (.5,500.
30 acres of good land, good house
and fine new barn; family orchard, 2
acres bearing prunes, o acres set out,
two years ago. Running water, some
timber. Located on inoiin macadam
road and just l',4 miles front city street
car line. Price $9,000; terms.
Acre tracts just outside of the city
limits, good location, all in orchard.
Will sell on easy tonus, if you are look
ing for an aero tract, investigate this.
1.52 acres of land, SO acres under
cultivation, balance timber and pasture,
running water through pasture, good
spring, lair house and barn, and family
orchard. Price $0.5.00 per acre.
3 acres all tinder cultivation, small
house, 3'i miles from Salem. Price
$10.5(1; $300 cash, balance $10 per month
at 0 per cent interest.
-10 acres of land, 20 acres under cul
tivation, 10 of which- was planted to
ltiilian prunes last year, balance tim
ber aud pasture, email house and good
barn; fine spring, running- water.
Price $3,750.
.", acres of good bind nil under culti
vation, miles from Salem ou good
road. Price $1,000; $.17.5 cash, balance
3 years at (5 per cent interest.
If you aro looking to trade, buy or
sell, see us.
W. H. Grabenhorst&Co.
Room 2, Bush Bank Bldg.
a " J-,"- i in in , mil vi i. ii ii iic
UL I'UIll r AY ATIVI' DIJAAiA nirivivi' T
pleting tho appointments ot teachers i in , ,B1,a,nre -of E. Grove. Cures I M
. ' a Cold in One Day.
Ill it 111 tier lrFinirii wna .iixtxn Th, ao- ! J
COW FOR SALE Test 5'i.
Kith Bt.
I Saturday Night, the Antlers Stock Company
Will open their engagement at the
WEXFORD
. in the popular dramatic success
The Senator's Daughter
Ten People with the Favorites
JANE GREY LEOTA HOWARD
JACK SINCLAIR t
People's Prices 10c and 20c
siou was hold simply to talk over city !
school matters and no action wasj
o ' j NEW TODAY.
D. O. Paterson and wife, of Tacoma, !
Wash., passed through Salom this aft
ernoon en route for points in Califor
nia. Mr. Paterson is a farmer near
Tacoma, and stated today that he was
not sure but he would come back to
this city and take a look about the
i territory for tho purpose of buying
sonic of the uncultivated lands in tho
vicinity.. "Salem is sure a peach of a
little city," said Mr. Paterson, "and
I would like to lhc somewhere closo
here."
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Bungalow Bargains
4
1321 N.
WAITRESS WANTED At Scotts, 170
South Commercial.
CIGAR STORE Must sell at onco. Ad
dress S. v., Journal.
Look this up; only a chance in a life
time to" get a modern bungalow that
is well worth $2,000, for $1,400, on
easy terms; 5 large rooms, bath toilet,
stationary wash tubs, electricity, con
crete foundation, lot 50x100; near
State street. This week only. Cut out
the rent habit and buy a homo with
your rent money do it now.
FARM BARGAINS.
If vou aro looking for a farm.
WANTED To buy a second-hand bug- whether largo or-small, we can suit
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p''t n!so cattle of all kinds. Phono von. Let us know vour wants.
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Tine printing; Fuller Printing Con
cern. Phono Main 17!).
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Joe Woolory, ex-patrolman of Salem,
has returned from Ins old homo in Hoi
lister, Cal. Mr. Woolory stntes that
just as soon as he (an dispose of his
property in this city he is going to
move to somo town in the southern
state where ho will mako his home in
tho future.
ARK YOU WISE? H"r'. white t"d
blue lights mean Fred's Night
Luncii, ,,:3iBlHI;aIg?iasa
FOR RENT Well furnished frort
room. Inquire evenings, 371) North
Capitol.
Candidates for state and county of
fices galore appeared in Salem today.
In fact, it appeared as though this was
the last chance city in tho state in
which tho vote cotters enn ciniri-,.,.!itn
j Marion candidates 'tre making cxten-
w,i, q , . ... . u rouguout the comity
.. .. - ,. ,, ,no misv lltUe b0 jg bu7illg to HIGHEST Cash nrice tmid for ppits
lshed next morning. Open evenings. ; beat the band in t'np hnt nf ...,! i V? V price paw lor eggs.
Trover-Weimd Studio, opposite Bliuh 's. ' !-i.J ."s " ",e ' :cr.01 non Creamery & Produce Co.,
a ' uvuifc lug.-vi iu uecouie liiiie--0
' 1 pendent racers for a piece of tho pic.
After mr.V.ng a close examination of , o
tho ninchine which went oven an em
bankment near Thomas creek last Wed
FOR RENT.
We havo the largest list of vacant
houses aud Btoro bifildings for rent.
Liberty and Ferry streets.
Hugh Robertson,
Four expert watchmakers. Best of
work. No delays. Burr 's.
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fanner, lawyer.
newspaper man and capitalist, who has
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jit-sun mm ctiui .auim'11, in eiiuns- iuniiniy rcsmcu in WIO WIU13 01 north- , ,
man and HarrV Ralnh. Mr. Adolnh dis-! orn Montana, cnmnmnlv krva ... i, WANTED Girls
covered that the steering gear was bad lauds," and who for years has
broken off when' the front wheel of been looking after over a hundred head :
the auto collided with the boulder of milch cows near Tillamook City, was :
which caused the wild flight down tho here today visiting friends and' look-
hill. Taking a second thought of the ing over the records at tho eourt house..
LOST Iugersol Jr. watch with small
chain and Boyal Arch charm. W. T.
Davis. Phono Farmers 301.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Saturday, May. 9. One Night Only
THE SCARLET LETTER OF THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY-A DRAMATIC AND SOCIAL
EARTHQUAKE.
"The Traffic"
Th original play depicting the naked truth on White Slavery by
Rachael Marshall and Oliver Bailey.
AN EXCELLENT CAST OF FOURTEEN PEOPLE. CAR LOAD
OF SCENERY AND EFFECTS.
SWEEPING THROUGH THE COUNTRY LIKE WILD FIRE THE
STRONGEST, CLEANEST AND MOST DARINO DISCLOSURE OF
MIGHTY TRUTH 'EVER PROJECTED FROM ANY STAGE.
IT EVADES NOTHING IT CONCEALS NOTHING IT DISTORTS
NOTHING . STAGED WITH EVERY TRUTHFUL DETAIL.
4 weeks In Seattle, 7 weeks In San Francisco, 8 weeks in Los Angeles,
Over 200 nights in Chicago and still turning people away.
PRICES: Reserved SeaU 50c, 75c, $1.00
or women at the
glove factory, 1455 Oak street. Only
those wishing steady work need ap-
piy-
FOR SALK A comfortable cottage
I "r 7 7" nouse., with four rooms, south 14th street,
accident. Mr. Adolnh. who was drivincr Mr. Robertson stares t m ha . ha...; . '. oimi.
A deal has been consummated where-' the car at the time, states that he now ing creat success w.th his dairy cattle '. io wr Int t Z-n rT!r"
by N. K. Gregg, of Balaton, Polk eoun-! remembers of spinning the wheel in. Tillamook county and that he hoped ! Del Ronltv Co Telenh'aTn
nas moved to Salem and now owns around at a great rate while the ma- before long to establish a cheese fae- - -
the fine homo formerly belonging to ' chine continued to go straight for theitory in that locality. SEWING MACHINES are going to be
I Walter F. Hucliiier on outh ommer-1 ridge. Will Stutesnian says that when1 o sold at once; god 'drop-head ma-
cial street, and .Mr. l.udiner and family the auto started down the hill he tried i The chief of police was called to the i chines from $10.00 tin: vou will miss
MONEY TO LOAN.
We write Insurance.
We buy, sell and rent or exchange
properties.
Bechtel & Bynon
: 347 State Street
Try tho Journal want ads, for you
can always stato your case as fully as
you wish through them.
i- , iuvu t)Y Hunn, un x.uSl io juinp out, Din wnen ne jumped as riwnirnre or i.iiam Anderson on
State street. I high and far as he could he landed West Court street this morning to view
O riilif buck in ttiA fh'afc I a idle of oltl lnp nn.l . nthoi. 'nnlr !
If you appreciate good bartering, ! o . which had been placed in tho allev near
State street.- j Tye gnarantee safe return of watches 'I1. Anderson residence by a family re-,
for repair sent us br mail. Quality "l-ar " -vr. Anderson told
counts in jcwelery. Barr's. 1 the offieor that he wanted the rubbish :
was aud to' have hen seeu floatina 'r., ,:.,.. tv, . ti,;,.i tr.,,,.!, chief of nolim ne.-n-lim.lv nn;fio.i I
Generation" is the subject of the lee- owners of tho matoiinl that it was'
tore at the Public Library this even- against tho city oidinance to allow'
ing at 8 o'clock. The lecture is illus-' inflammable articles to collect on prop-'
Crtv within tho fin limits, nn.l ha
I i ootiy, ana leicpuone coinmunica
tions from people at Lincoln and fiutte-
try Hibler & Smith, 3:1
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So far nothing has been heard re
garding the body of a woman which
down the Willamette river. Severs!
, boatmen made nj). inspection of the
I river from tho railroad bridue several
mues uown sireai i out could not locate ; trated with beautiful pictures of some
of ..the grand parts of our country, the
a rug bargain if vou don t come at
once as they must go at once. 640
State street.
FOR SALE Modern sij-room and two
lots, each 5;ixl00; 13 fruit trees,
bearing beerries and rosebushes, good
garden, beautiful residence property;
Owner leaving city. Household goods
for falo. Will sell at sacrifice price.
Main .1597, 236 North Twentieth st
vile are to the effect no body has been
seeu floating by those places.
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grand canyon of the Colorado and gla
cier national park. Professor Stafford
will deliver the lecture, which is free.
Special Introductory sale on all mil
linery next week at the Bon Ton. New
location opposite I.add & Bush bank,
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Someone evidently greatly in need
of feminiuo wearing apparel made a
..... .. r.si,,e..ce at nanus avenue on th(, li8la m.eived this morning, and
and Seventeen h streets yesterday and , pamphlets g0 out to these at once,
earned off 10 drcrses, several pairs -
or snoes and other articles of clothing. !
stuff was removed.
This will inform my Republic, j
I uiuuio lor re-nomination to the office
the justice of the peace for the Salem
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Investigate
; 261!. acres, near Liberty, all cnlti
i vated, $123 per acre. Take good Salem
property.
2 acres bearing fruit, 7 room house,
one mile out, $2,300; terms.
Largo lot and house, close in, $6000.
2(1'-. acres bearing fruit, improved.
$16,000. -
10 acres 3-4 mile out, $3000.
Hop, pruno and sfock ranches, right
prices.
List your bargains and trades with
a norse oe.ongmg ro lorn curtner, a di(trirt at lhe primary cIcction o M
farmer resldinir nenr thft Ktntrt Tn.lna. . J
trial School, ran into another horse on !
Registration list were received this ; North Liberty street this afternoon.
15, 1914,
morning from Linn, Lake, Douglas,
Wasco and Jackson counties, and from
' Multnomah g compb'ie list was filed.
It shows the county hns 74,875 regis
tered voters. "About 12,000 names were
lull ,, l.lii'lul j
We are agents for Canadian
Pacific lands, $11 per acre up,
20 years to pay.
The dwelling as broken itito while the
owners were away and the thieves
showed that they were exceedingly fond
of women's apparel .nd modern shoes.
The police were notified but so far the
culprits have not been apprehended.
.ur. tuirner was driving east on I nun
street while Victor Manning, also a When in SALEM, OREGON, stop atjC,ose in notc, 30 room 1300, 8ngp,
city, was driving a team south. An! OS-lOrl MUILL
auto passed by Mr. Cuffner's horse Strictly Modftn.
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v uuiiuui, t tut till t ucnr i ii v rtw x nil m var Kiini i n i
that he could outstrip the "gas wag"", 1 Both Phones, Tree Auto Bus. : buildings, $3 000- tml
started out. The foolish brute could RATES 75c 81.00. SL50 PES DAY; g ' ' U' terms-
Picture lovers. should take advantage not be held back by Mr. Cuffner. The The only hotel in the business district.!
70 acres, iiO acres fruit, house, barn
and dryer, 7 miles oat, $13,500.
acres fruit,
ins oniv nou( in in. niiwrftR. n umrr . m -
of the $1.00 sale of framed pictures, ' result was he collided with tho team Nearest to all Depots. Theatres and i ACIDS lOYSSlulSnt CfllTllinV
Saturday only, at The Frame Shop, 27 belonging to Mr. Manning. There was ' Capitol Buildings. I p. .... . r al,J
ortn tommereial. see wiudow. la Dig mixup for a short time, but the A Home Away from Home.
0 ' horses were finally untangled and it " T. G. BLIGH, Prop.
Saturday special at retungeu's. i was found that they were uninjured. '
1'hone: Office. Main 477
Ovvwite Court House. 540 State St.
Employment Burean in Connection,