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TEE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1914.
Swatters Given Free at Meyers Tomorrow
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SWAT THE FLY
Now is the time to get busy and we are going to make it easy for
you. Co-operating with the Salem Commercial Club and the City
Board of Health in the Fly Extermination Campaign we have
procured 5000 excellent, all metal "Fly Swatters" which we shall
give free, tomorrow Friday to any person visiting our store.
See the person in charge of distribution in the Womens'JReady-to-Wear
Section and get a Swatter free tomorrow Fridayonly
FICKLE YOUTH AND II OFFICERS ARE
PUPPY LOVE CAUSE ; CHARGED IH MUHDER
NEW TODAY.
FOR RENT CHEAP House n.id barn,
, 2'j acres of outs, iruit or mi mi.
! Silt'O Kim street. '
Denver, Colo., May ll.-Mur.1er In-! LENTY oF MONEY to loan on firt
tl?. wortguge-. Call .413 Salem
uuunov of h mi i a iv anuii w j t .-. i 'T ni i
, ! the district board of t..e minors' union, Bain; una
Ipon the recommendation of County ini, i.B,.nn. a tncinher of the same : ... . ,m,.r. it....... ..i.,.,,,:,,, nnMhinir
Attorney Ringo, Justice of the Peace ! hoar,,L Soi,rc,ary W.lliam Hiekey, of;V; j or hour. lu.iuiro for Mrs.
. comer una morning onro.iu . . tho gtute federation of Labor, ami,
Churchill, the young man, or boy ru-.,. , niillor ..,;,,, ; connection!
tner, wno iorgea two cnccus mo at:: ith th(, . ent ..,.. fiL,i,tinir between i ifiriHEST Cash price paid for eggs.
Marion Creamery rroauce to,,
Liberty and Ferry streets.
OF YOUTHS DISGRACE;
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Josselyn, at uepoi noiei.
tempted to cash them at the United umng mlnet3 mino guards and mil-
Utnt.tm Vnt Annl nr1 tia I ml1 Mr Mil uh . " ' . ...
States National and the Ladd & Bush
banks recently. Churchill was ordered
to report to the county attorney every
month.
Young Churchill's tender ago and
his good family are all that saved him
from being sent to tho penitentiary.
Judge Webster gave C'nurcliill a good
itiamen at the Hccla mine, Louisville.
The indictments were returned last
night but were not made public until
this afternoon. Besides those making
murder charges 100 others were return
ed chanting conspiracy to commit mur
der and attempted murder.
There have been threats tor some
BAKER First-cluss, all round man,
wishes steady position in country
town married; no boozer; good Tof
crenee8. H. A., care. Journul.
Tomorrow is
REMNANT FRIDAY.
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GOODIGOODS
Remnants of all kinds
at Half Price
lecture. He told the youth that it was i tl tha, offkial8 bI t;l0 labor or(,an
izatious concerned in the miners' strike
would be proceeded against on murder
charges "and to the30 the union lead
ers have replied that, in case such a
course wero adopted, they would make
similar accusations against the Rocke
fellers and other mine owners.
All Around Town
is a farmofand used to the' heat, and
he was seen button-holing an tuifor-
; tunate voter right out in the street in
tne tun glare or out ooi.
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Kodak films left before 8 p. m. fin
ished next morning. Open evenings.
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County Recorder-Mildred R. Brooks,
Republican candidate. Vote X, No. 78.
(Paid adv.)
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Now is just the Ume to get that sum
mer suit made at Spaulding's. Only
$15 for the very suit you've been look
ing for. Shop 495 Court, near High.
The contract for the inside wood- ..t flverfrolil bov ' had Jieon lost
work for the new 10,000 residence of i f or R00j, The lad was staying at the
Mrs. R. J. Hendricks has been let o ;npitol hotel with his mother, Mrs.
tho Charles K. fclpnulding planing mill. I ooorg0 McLean, of Los Angeles, and
0 ! mult it liiin Mm heuil to aa v ii till tr
Trover-Weigel Studio, opposite Bligh'a.
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Driver Cooper, of the big auto chem
ical truck, is engaged at present in giv
ing the other fire lads a- few lessons
on running the machine. Tho East Sa
lem station men had a try-out yester
day afternoon and tho green hands hnd
good success in manipulating the truck,
it is tho intention of Chief Phillips
to have three firemen from the Cen
tral and Kast Salem stations learn how
For a time yesterdayjt was though?, to operate the chemical In order that
goles, " said a wondering South Sa
lem man as ho caught a glimpse of the
outfit as it shattered the air in going
up the street. '
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Tour expert watchmakers. Best of
work. No delays. Barr's.
A marriage license was limned this
his parent stenned out of the
morning to Arthur A. Hnynes, of : roolu. ir0 WUll none about four hours
Brownsville, and Hazel Jano Glass, a Bm the city was searched. No boy
housekeeper of Mnlem. Mr. Hnynes is ! 0Weriiig tho discription could be lo-
a barber.
Made Newport Famous A promi
nent minister of Salem says of Mrs.
Mildred Robertson Brooks: "The
mush , rolls for breakfast that Mrs.
Brooks made And sold made Newport
famous," Vote X, No. 71). (Paid adv.)
Two players In the Y. M. 0. A. handi
cap handball tournament have quali-
iiel lor tne second round. Last night
cnted and the lnd was not seen again
until he finally walked into the hotel
office with the utmost unconcern. Ho
had just been out taking in the big
parks and enjoying himself.
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We guarantee sofa return of watches
for ropnir sent us by mail. Quality
counts in jewelery. Barr's.
Yesterday was the warmest day of
the season, according to the records
Bishop defeated Duffy two out of three I which are kept at the Oregon Tity
.Minton
won two straight from : Transportation company's dock at the
foot of Trndo street. The mercury
went up to the 82 mark. The fat man
and slim fellows alike wero mopping
and hunting cool phecj yesterday aft
ernoon and tho bitulitiiic, pavement
fairly smoked. Such weather is Just
the kind for tho candidates. They are
during the heat of tho, day
and
Howell
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Y. M. 0. A. summer membership:
Five months, $5.00; boys, five months,
$2.50. Tennis, handball, swimming
pool, showers and hikes and camps.
A monster touring car. loaded with tnablud
young mon, startled people, on South to corral the voters along the shady
Commercial street tote Inst, night. It sido of tho streets and pour them full
eamo from tho north "somewhere ami j of arguments while they are helpless,
sped out south with tho speed of a ' Tho sun did not make much difference
Jittssenger train. ' 'J Gosh, if they keep "nowover to Alex Lafollette, candidate
that lick they will soon bo in Los An-1 for the state senate. Mr. .Lafollette
there will be plenty if experienced men
on duty by the time tie new auto
pumper arrives. The new machine is
expected to arrive here by the middle
of next month.
Vote for Albert E. Zimmerman (tho
farmer) for County Treasurer.
(Paid adv.)
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The river boat, City of Eugene, wag
tied up to the dock when it arrived
at Sulem yesterday noon, and the boil
ers will be inspected, by Inspector W.
E. Edwards, of the Portland custom
house, tomorrow. The boat will be
back on tho regular run as soon as the
inspection has been mndo and the boil
ers passed, which will bo early next
week.
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1 Vote for Albert E. Ssmmerman (the
fanrrer) for County Treasurer. '
(Paid adv.)
Festival In Swedish Church A liter
ary and social entertainment will be
held in the Hwedish thurch, corner 8.
15th and Mill streets, tomorrow even
ing, Friday, the 15th, at 8 o'clock. A
program of high order will bo render
ed. Refreshments served. All ore most
cordially invited to attend.
Vote for Albert E. Zimmorman (tho
farmer) for County Treasurer.
(Paid adv.)
Two or three hundred patients from
tho asylum for the insane wero brought
into the city this morning to see the
circus parade. They marched down
Court street, and wero seated on tho
curb opposite the Capitol annex. They
seemed to enjoy it greatly and were
as happy apparently as so many child
ren. Dr. Asseln, Zahnartx, Steeves Bldg.
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There Is much building going on
south of the city along tho Jefferson
road. Sovernl teams have been haul
ing lumber from the Salem and Falls
City yards for a couple of weeks and
the end is not in sight. In a few
years that section will be one vast or
chard, dotted with pleasant homes and
fair as "a garden of the Lord."
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mere good fortune on his part that he
will not be sent to prison and that
hereafter he must always remember
that by committing an act like tho
one which got him into trouble, that
not only the boy is injured but that
his parents are grieved and heart-broken.
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1'liurchill stood before the court
crestfallen. He did not say a word
after the justice finished, but it could
be pluinly seen that he was greatly af
fected by the court's remnrks. Justice
Webster sizes up the whole affair as
being a case of a fickle youth and a
case of puppy-love.
FIRE DOES BIG DAMAGE.
W. G. MOREHOUSE, D. V. M. Coun
ty veterinarian. Prompt attention,
day or night. Office, Jack Darr'g
feed burn, 544. Ferry street. Phone
21!)i).
Manila, May 14. Fivo hundred thous
and dollars damage was done today by
a fire which destroyed -0 business
houses in Jloilo.
Reserved seat sale for "The Wed
ding of Jones" is now on at the Grand
Opera House.
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The Cherrians will attend "The
Wedding of Jones" in a body, at .the
Grand Opera House tomorrow night.
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Born Williams To Mr. aud Mrs.
W. Williams, Thursday, May 11, 1914,
a son. The Williams ' rcsido about nine
miles north of !Sale:n.
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The Cherrians have bought 60 tick
ets for "The Wedding of Jones," at
the Grand Opera House tomorrow
night. Better get your scats at. once.
Mica Marguerite Mers, stenographer
for the state water board, at the state
house, is in Baker City taking testi
mony for the board. She will probably
return some time next week.
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G. W. Farris, republican candidate
for the nomination for representative,
who is a farmer and lives at Turner,
is in the city getting in touch with the
voters, of whom there is an abundance
on account of tho circus.
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A. G. Magerg has purchased a fine
new Overland tourkig car. Mr. Magers
declares that he can climb any hill in
the country on the "high" with his
new car. .
HINGES' BIG AUCT
ION
POSITIVELY CLOSES SATURDAY, MAY 16th
Only two days left to take advantage of the greatest
Slaughter Sale ever held in Salem. There is still on hand
and to go at any price the following merchandise:
DIAMONDS Magnificent gems set in Rings, Brooches, Sleeve Buttons, Lock
ets, etc.
Watches Finest Americaii makes, principally Hamiltons, in both ladies' and
gents' sizes.
GOLD JEWELRY Endless varieties Chains, Necklaces, Lockets, Brooches,
Rings big assortment; all styles; Sleeve Buttons, Tie Pins, Lodge Pins,
Charms, etc. . ::::-v OTIft
Also a few choice pieces of Sterling Silver and Cut Glass and 23 Alarm Clocks.
All these must go, at any old price. Come and see the slaughter. j
Two Big Sales Daily r-2 and 7 p. m.
Fifty Chairs Reserved for Ladies
By J. A. SINCLAIR
Auctioneer
Try Scott's 15c meals.
Do not be misled. You do not pay
one cent more when Dr. Mendelsohn
fits you with glasses than you would be
required to pay elsewhere. Besides you
get tho best possible service from one
who has had 31 vears' practical exneri-
, ence, and can refer you to over 5000
satisfied patients. Dr. M. P. Mendel
sohn, U. 8. National Bank building.
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Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn, eye specialist,
fits eyes correctly. U. S, Bank bldg.
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You can safely rely upon my ability
to give you eyeglasses or spectacles that
will absolutely benefit -your sight, at
absolutely fair prices. The strongest
possiblo recomiiieHdation is tho volun
tary testimoniaWof satisfied pntrous
a very largo shnnVof my business comes
to mo through the recommendations of
tho thousands 1 have served in this vi
cinity. Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn, U. S.
National Bank building.
Visit Gilson's attractive new barber
hop in Bligh building, State street.
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Way Ahead Latest reports from all
over the county show that Maey for
Recorder has a safe lend. He does not
follow, nor copy other candidates'
slogans. He has served tho city faith
fully and well as councilman. He is
eminently qualified for tho office of
recorder. He keeps his promises.
Watch his record, ho will prove it.
Everybody should vote for him.
(Paid Adv.)
A. M. Clough, the present coroner of
Marion comity, wishes his friends and
Republican voters in general, to learn
that it is not essential that a coroner
in order to be ssfui. his Ve ! to Kluckawan, Alaska When
of continued economy will i.rnve hn h, i th" b.est " wnntcd' t ""variably turns
BASEBALL TODAY.
Natioual.
E. II. E.
New York 1 5 2
Pittsburg 3 10 2
. Demareo and Meyers; Adams and
Gibson.
R.H.E.
Brooklyn " '. 0 14
Chicago 5 10 0
Ragou.aud McCaity; Vaughn and
Brcshaban.
R.H.E.
Boston 0 4 3
Cincinnati 6 8 2
Tyler and Whaling; Benton and
Clarke.
Federal.
R. H. E.
St. Louis .: 1 8 4
Brooklyn 4 9 0
Willett and Hartley; Seaton and
Land.
R. II. E.
Kansas City 2 15
Pittsburg (i t) 2
Henniiig and Easterly; Walker aud
Berry.
R. H. E.
Chicago 4 7 3
Buffalo 5 6 4
Lange and Wilson: Krapp and Blair.
. R. H. E.
Indianapolis 0 13 1
Baltimore .'. 9 13 5
Mullin and Karidan; Quinn and Jack
litsch. American,
St. Louis 0 4 1
Boston 1 1 7
I WILL EXCHANGE my acre tract
. with improvements on South Com
mercial street car lino for house and
lot nearer in of equal value, jr sell
on installments for price. See my
agents, Betchcl & Bynon.
SEWING MACHINES are going to be
sold at once; grod 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.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BTJBGHARDT & MEREDITH
Resident Agents. 385 Smo Street
This will inform my Republican
friends and supporters that I am a can
didate for re-nomination to tho office
the justice of the peace for the Salem
district at the primary election of May
15, 1014. -
DANIEL WEBSTER
FARM LOANS
OREGON TITLE AND
LAND CREDIT COMPANY
209 U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Salem, Oregon.
Members of the Cherrlan
city, are planning to atte
! bIiow, entitled "Tho Wedding of
I Jones," which is coming to Salonk-psg-I
ontly. The Cherrians will go in a
' body dressed up in their natty whito
I uniforms.
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. A man bearing the euphonious cog
nomen of Lucicn Frnnccis Louis Marie
Buzit filed an application at the coun
ty clerk's office this morning to bo
como a naturalized citizen of the Unit
ed States, but desired to retain in full
the nomenclature handicap under
which he has struggled for 18 years.
Buzit wns born in Lnndivisian, Finis
terre, France, and arrived in Portland
Oregon, on June Bti, 1911. Ho is a
farm hand and is at present residing
near Stayton.
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Foisal & Shaw, the wide-awake gro
cers of South Commercial, will send by
express today 13 full-blood White Rock
Hamilton and Agucw; Leonard and
Carrigan.
R.IT.E.
Chicago 0 3 2
Washington 12 2
Scott and Schalk; Ayrcs and Henry.
. R.H.E.
Detroit 3 0 1
New York 12 0
Dubuc aud Stanagc; Kcalting and
Sweeney.
R.II.E.
Cleveland .: :0 5 2
n club, of this J'hi'a.lolphia 1 7 2
nd tho Elks' I H"Kcrlllan anJ C.arischj Plank and
Lapp.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Beal Estate Security,
THOSK.FOED
1 1 Over Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Oregon
saved the taxpayers of Marion county
thousands of dollairs by not holding
inquests unless absolutely necessary,
and if re-elected he will continue to
conduct the office as effi
economically ns he woul
own business. (Paid Adv.)
out that the wu liters Iooa to Sulcin to
get it.
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It is just as well that the polling
ffieientlv and ' place ln Precinct ls. Boilth has
d conduct his ' ')een cuanRelI from its old location on
tinier si reel, just duck or xoisai
Shaw 's store, to the basement of tho
"Now just look at that," said a by-! church on the corner of Commercial
stnnder on tho streets this morning as j ""J Washington. Over the old polling
one of the big circus elephnnts passed ! I,lllce doors is n big advertising sign
along in the parade with a candidate's j t,lnt rends: "Preferred Stock." It
sign upon him. "Wouldn't that jar may be that fear that some of the ean
youf" Now that poor, unoffending '.didates could not get under that sign
beast is trving to do the best he enn j nll(i nothing to do with the change, but
YESTERDAY'S SCORES.
American.
At Boston St. Louis 0, Boston 7.
At New York Detroit 4, New York
0.
At Philadelphia Cleveland 12, Phil
adelphia 4.
At Washington Chicago 2, Washing
ton 3.
The Oregon Realty and Trust Com
pany today filed a suit against S. G.
Sargent, superintendent of banks of the
State of Oregon and A. M. Crawford,
attorney general of tho State of Oregon.
The company desires to continue to uso
tho name Oregon Realty and Trust com
pany which was declared illegal at tho
last session of the legislature in the
uso of the word ' ' Trust " in a title.
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The Salon Board of Trade is a busy
(dace once again as Fred S. Bynon hn?
rotmard from a two day's trip to Port
land where he has been on business.
Ralph Moores who has been ill at his
home is back at his desk toilav.
Bungalow Bargains
Look this up; only a chance in a life
timo 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
Stato street. This week only. Cut out
tho rent habit and buy a home with
your rent money do- it now.
FARM BARGAINS.
If you aro looking for a farm, ;
whether largo or small, wo can suit
you. Let us know your wants.
FOB BENT. .
Wo have tho largest list of vacant
houses and store buildings for rent.
to earn an honest living and be respect
able, and to have some unfeeling candi
date abuse him like that is shameful."
"Ah, well, some folks like to mistreat
dumb animals, anyway," said the vot
er, as he began an inspection of some
elk teeth which dottea a vest worn
by one of the Indian maidens. -
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Governor West left this morning for
Portlnnd, and from there will go to
i Astoria to cast his ballot. He will bo
back probably Saturday afternoon.
Piano tuning, first-class work. Phone
1405, leave orders with G. C. Will or
R. F. Peters. . J. E. Hockett.
Only one special officer was placed
on the police force today. This morn
ing the Chief of police and the sheriff
mndo an inspection of the circus
grounds and . people While Deputy
Health Officer Hartwell, Day Officer
Gaines and Patrolmen Phillips kept
things nuu'ing in the City.
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C. B. Hammond, machinist. Electri
cal appliances repaired and automobile
work. done.
High st.
Phone Main 2409. 200 N.
Today is moving day at County
Clerk Gehlhar's office and the county
clerk is laboring in his new quarters
today amid the Indy deputies and the
smell of paint. Most of the filing cab
inets have been moved into the vaults
and the arrangement of the multitude
it looks suspicious.
The Portland, - Eugene and Eastern
Railway company has been running a
12-minute car service to the show
grounds on 1th and D streets today
and will continue the service for the
evening's performance. The cars will
be run in sections of five cars each,
and one section will leave the cornor
of State and Commercial streets every
12 minutes until the entire crowd is
handled.
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At a meeting of the city council of
West Salem Monday night au on ti nance
was passed limiting the speed of auto
mobiles and .motorcycles to 15 miles
per hour inside city limits, A special
election was called for June 11 to vote
oh the question. of issuing bonds for
$10,000 for tho construction of a sewer
system.
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Ivan G; Martin
FOB BEPBESENTATrVE ' "
MARION COUNTY
Vote 64 X
Taxpayer, lawyer and old
time resident of Salei.
(Paid adv.)
' Ivan G. Martin, candidate for ttte
legislature, is one of the strongest in
the race, and also one of tho best-equipped.
Bom, raised aud educated here
in Marion county, he knows, none bet
ter, what - the best interests of the
county as well as tho state require. He
is a practising lawyer and has had a
wide experience for his age, 32, hav
ing been a farmer, city editor of the
Captain Journal, and filled before that
positions in the mercantile line. Ivan
ravs taxes in three counties aud is an
industrious, energetic, hustling citizen, j Ir. ? ,of tne niaaz"
r ;.i;.,.:.,. v., ;n T that brings the buyer and sell
of papers is being completed. The old i those who will ocenpy a "seat in hc ! "tate tSe'a 0t
A w i in j ' A.,v. ; . !T commission.
cy bounty Assessor Ben West. Be wm mi it. - .
Address a postal card to OUT
OF THE BUT, Salem, Ore., and
get a free copy of the magazine
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MONEY TO LOAN.
' We write Insurance.
We buy, sell and rent. or exchange
properties.
Bechtel & Bynon
347 State Street.
CONSIDER THESE
262 acres, near Liberty, a'l culti
vated, $1.25 per acre. Take good Salem
property.
2 acres bearing fruit, 7 room house,
ono milo out, $2,300; terms.
40 acres 5 miles out, improved, $4,500.
Want income property.
5 room bungalow modern, $1,300. -
210 head of stock, 4 year lease on
2000 acres paid, good buildings; fine
opening for stock inaai.
We are agents for Canadian
Pacific lands, $11 per acre up,
20 years to pay.
Close in hotel, 30 rooms, $1,500, snap.
"0 acres, 50 acres fruit, house, barn
and dryer, 7 miles out $18,500,
15 acres, Rosedale, 7
buildings, $3,000;' terms.
acres fniit,
Acme Investment Company
Phone: Office, Main 477.
Opposite Court. House. 540 State St.
1 Employment Bureau in Connection.
When in SALEM, OREGON, stop at
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modern.
Free and Private Baths.
Both Phones. Free Auto Bus.
j BATES 75c, $1.00, $L50 PEB DAY
j The only hotel in the business district,
i Nearest to all Depots. Theatres and
Capitol Buildings.
A Home Away from Home,
T. G. BLIGH, Prop.