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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OBEOQW, TUESDAY. JUNE 16, 1014.
MEYERS ORIGINAL
Jooe White Sale
Continues With Unusual Value-Giving
Tomorrow's Big Sale
Our 695th Wednesday Surprise
Rub-Dry Towels, 35c kind, 25c each
This popular towel is much in demand, and
a splendid seller at 35c, but we procured a
large lot of them and give our customers
the benefit of our purchasing power. Large
absorbent towels of a weave all their own;
each towel in a carton; excellent quality.
Housekeepers should supply towel needs
during this sale. 35c tow
els, special for. 25c each
Sale starts at 8:30. See window display.
Parent-Teacher Associa
tions Have Splendid in
fluence in the Schools
CALL FOR DRY
CONVENTION ISSUED
9
At a meeting of a representative
i.iil .l e- of ilrv voter held i'i ill S.ilc.n
W. C. T. If. Mall June 13th hist it was
ileeiileil to call a Marion county con
vention to meet in Salem Saturday,
. jjuue 27, 1014, at the W. C T. I'. Hall,
j vomer t'oiiiinereial and Ferry streets.
For the purpose of crcatiuir a ilccner! iirai..T.....k.,. A.,-.,..:...: :.. .1.. ....... 'The hour of assemblage will lio 10:00
hi 1! I m '"V 0f the lm,t '" "'' reeoniine itions to school boards i": '" ' 8 uu atteruoon sea
the schools of the vinon .llt ,i..i ..... . .. . . sion wi I he hod.
thrn.,,,k... .v . . T ., . n"i'niiK ww ouiiiiings rein 01 cling o l .
throughout the state, State Superintend- ones. iln. fn, m. ,.. i. 1 ... The purpose of
NEW TODAY
Onb tout per word each inser
tion. Copy for ajveitiscmcnts un
der this heading should be iu by
2 p. 111.
PHONE MAIN 81.
nut l hurchill last fall published a
1 areni-ieacncr Pamphlet to assist in
ones, plans for rooms to ho used for
physical vulture, gy m nasi 11 111 or play j
fold:
purpose of the convention is two
i-ampniet to assist in halls. All important adjuncts to too l1 , r lrsl' 10 90
the organization and conducting of Par- schools." k ! Ill0se already
CHERRY FAIR
JUNE 25, 26 AND 27
f m ii Min T.?. ... -Tr-lf
tup ff
First, To select dry candidates from
ose already in the field, when this
Trt'I- I l,,!,l,h,,' ,0 assl!,t IB th "These associations are co-operatini; ' ls ''0!,s,,!l,'.i, , . I
organization and conduct. ng of Parent-, most heartily with the Hovs' and Girls'. tl'on,l r br,nK out new candidates
VT -ru KOn,atlr8 throughout the Industrial Club movement in the State' w'eTe 110 ,lr-v '"'"'''"t" ' '"
state. The results have shown a marked and .r ...n ' race.
influence on the betterment of the ' th ....!,. . .k.;: V..i .. ..A ! 'ne
schools in everv district where a Par-ling,'' ' '
lt-BThrfVfcWi'liTW',r.,rb',".ll!,,-i "ThM0 a-iti their inem
. I U"C! lh, 8 ahVers have accomplished much in heauti
organizations were established in a 1 fying sehool buildings and grounds, in
large majority of the districts, and maki..K the school garden project po"
ever,- eounty superintendent has written 1 sible, in securing sanitary ik !r
he s . vT ' ' ""T?1 I "n.S ? : '"t"". -th a supply of pure water,
" i i mm in various wavs
the organizations in all of the districts . sehool conditions.'- "
...ere iney nave been established. Have Secured Improvements.
! v . f rTr ;"t l'y. the e0UB-; "Thc rent-Teacher ' Associations
the number of Parent-Teacher Assecia- questions of new bmldimrs or other im
! Z8."""1 . '"i ",e th' f-"'t have come opt have secured
Ta JreJLVl -VPar fr 19 V"'-9 wa"!, Brailed and fenced the school
hiiiiireif rh between seven and eiht Krounds, and have done many other
t n .T 1"ml"'r -f S.'"',h a!iS0,''ia- ,ni"s 10 the s hool buildiiiKs and
. ions m the state organized during the grounds attractive and comfortable."
pasi year. o.itMi.le of the C.ty of Port- ' VVe are indebted t ,.r A...i.i
improviiifr the
land, total 3(1.,.' Polk county leads with for ..bivcrrn,,.,.! ,
li n I II. I, line nn.l tn-.,., ,.l, :..i. u i .. , '
Marion l.ein ..!.. i- -n... mi''","""" u"u l""' e"
10 ornanizntions, Yamhill,
.n ii no ii Deinif close seconds. Th f,il. ...i,..i . m
. - ...... , ,(uu luuuia.
?"e m'"""'r orK".itiunsi "Support has been given to n move.
- rai n ruililiv Illiri.lU inw
iindersitjned were seiected as
committee to issue this call.
E. S. Hammond,
Sarah h. Oliver,
Win. L. Cuiiimiinjs,
C. V. I.ivesav,
T. Porter. '
BASEBALL TODAY.
PHKSSINU PAIil.OU MAN WANTED.
A. B. C, Journal.
OLD PAPKRS for carpets; 10 ecnU
Ier hundred. Journal office
AIKKDAl.K PUPS FOK SA1.K Phono
' Jr armors tio-i-4. C. H. Stevenson.
SAND, GKAVEL or loam delivered to
any part of the city. Minto Bros.
.WAN'TKD Loganberry pickers. L. I,.
Vincent, Kickreul, Oregon, route 1.
FOB KKNT Six-room eottuge in busi
ness district. Phone Kllen Feidt
, 2W7-J.
Pacific Coast League Standings.
W. L. 1
I.os Angeles 41
San Francisco 42
Venice ;x
Portland 31
Sacianiento 30
Oakland
Yesterday's Results.
At Venice Venice 8, Sacramento
No other games played, traveling day.
WANTED
pickers,
ruute 4.
AT ONCE Loganberry
I'. F. Neiderlieser, Salem,
31
33
31
31
37
43
..".li'l
1
.500
. I Ls
.377
it V iluruiL' the niKiif for l,,,,i t.:: i i
past year: Dakcr 4; nenton 0:( 'lack-, Science ..,! ihrn...,l, " A'
Columbia 3; Coos board win feel insti t'lPlI ill Illlilin.r 4l..,an
amas 13; Clatsop 1;
All Around Town
-
Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist In fitting j to check them all over. If the mimes
glasses correctly. U. S. Bunk building, are found to bo correct the petitions'
O will bo Beted upon in the regular man-)
Judge Galloway was the first of tne "er. 8,1,1 the ordinance referred. Menii-i
democratic candidates to filo with the1 while the city is being served under the
secretary of state his acceptance of tho,,'K ordinance formerly in force. It is
nomination. f highly impiolmlde tlui r a special elec.
o tion will be culled and the promotois of
Dr. E. T. Reamer, eye, ear, nose and the reinnnstruiice will not demand it ns
throat. Masonic Temple. i t -' working of the new ordinance is
o held up by the petitions presented.
The railroad commission uas the 0
Marshfield water rate case nearly! Be sure and visit Brietenbush Springs ,
ready for publication. With this out 11118 summer. L nder now management,
of the way it is probable something will 1 ,,K,hs all remodeled nnd up to date,
he heard of the oaloni case this summer. ; 0ooJ restaurant and store. Tents for
a i rent. For information, address J. K.
Try Scott's 15c meals. j Johnson, Detroit, Oregon.
he would take the first and the speed
iest frieght train for the south and
uever come back.
Don't hesitate when you want any
thing in musical supplies we have
.Vuri'llilni. I- .
vxijiunix jiuiii u siring or n jews
linrp" up to a plnyer piano. The Wiley
B. Allen Co., it. V. Peters, Mgr., 021
Court.
Dr. James Withycombe, Republican
candidate for governor, will deliver an
address at the Waldo Hills pioneer
Picnic, June ISth.
The Woman's Alliance of the Uni
tarian church w,.l meet Friday with
Mrs. V. Heno of Lincoln Ave.,' South
Salem. Kev. Tischer will rend a paper
on Win. Chiiniiing. All members and !
menus are invited.
OO. O. Ml .. . ... ' .1
-v, nw, o, urry u Douglas in; liil- i innrtmni,!. t. .,.. f ,.. ....' . :
o. il- L nl ii .. . I ""..'v ,rui cm uuuin.
i:
?v"'-. l ! -ar"r ".,lo,',,! "The Association meiubcrs, at their
Kla.nath o; Lake S; Lane 2N; Lincoln 1 of the districts and of thc children, and
give their moral support to school
4; Linn 8; Malheur 3: Marion ':,: Jtor-
row 1; Multnomah (outside of Port
land) 14; Polk 30; Sherman 2; Tilla
mook I; Umatilla 12; I'nioii (i; Wal
lowa S; Wasco (I; Washington IS;
Wheeler 1; Vuinhill 30.
Clubs Are Bonefit.
Jaires Wilson, the se.:retary-treasurer
of the Salem Brewery Associutbn,
with head offices iu Poitlnnd, wis iu
the city this afternoon on business. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson are well known in
Snlem, they having been residents cf
th'u city for some time prior to their
removal to the Itoso City.
o
bonnls in matters that lead to better
conditions."
"Not only the school, but the home
comes under the inspiring influence of
the uplift of these Associations. "
"Thi'Olllill the closer rollltimiuhin hn.
Regarding the value and helpfulness ' tween tho homo ailil the school, the par
of these associations, county superin-! cut and tho teacher, greater interest is
tteiKients and teachers arc united in the 1 manifest in all educational matters."
opinion that such clubs ate of great ; "Through tho co-operations of school
nenerit in bringing about a closer rela- patrons and teachers, the value of thc
tionship between the parent mid teach- school as a community center is made
er, the home mid the school. County apparent."
Miperiiiieiiiienrs give imiiiy, anil in nil A spirit ol co-operation comes to
cases, good reasons for having tho Par-, each district when an association lias
ent .Tea her Associations and express , been formed, and when the members bc
their determination to increase the mini- gin to study school problems."
her in their counties as they are able' "Let the good work continue. We
to secure such organizations. Following f want ninny more of theso aids to ef-
nre a tew-of thc many expressions of iicie.nt school work. "
approval of this advanced educational "Teachers welcome these Associa
movement in the State. ' . j tions. Through them they get lie
"One of the most important things ipiainted with the parents of the shil
that Jias been introduced through taeldren they have in their schools."
Northwestern League Standings,
W. L. per. FOB SA1.K
Vancouver 43 IS .70j
Seattle 41) 22 .(H.'i
Spokane 36 25 .5!0
Yesterday's Results.
At Spokane Spokane 4, Portland .1.
At Victoria Vancouver 10, Victoria
5.
At Tacoma Seattle 8, Tacoma
National.
JI ST l.KAVK LITTLK PLACE for
Fred's sandwich fried in cletin but
ter no grease.
BOX TRIMMINGS, 1.75 per load, do
livered. South Salem Box Factory,
247 Miller, l'hone 308.
JANITOR WANTS WORK of any
kind. C, care Journal, or F. P. (!.,
box 41, Fairgrounds, Oregon.
Modern 8-room house on
paved street; largo lot; in good
neighborhood. J. R. C, care Journal.
INFORMATION OF VALUE to those,
wanting to take up homesteads. In
quire of Low & Derrick, 359 Statu
street.
Chicago
Boston ......
Vaugh 11
Oowdv.
Cincinnati
Brooklyn .
Tingling
FOR SALE Young Jersey nud Hul
stcin cow giving three gallons pti
day; tests 5. Inquire 555 South Fifteenth.
and Bresnahaii:
bach and Miller.
National.
and Clark;
R. II. E. !
5 8 2
7 0 2
James and U)ST-I'nrcc containing child's white
embroidered bonnet, on Court street
R II E hetween High and postoft'ice. Re
' '' 1 turn to Journal office.
1
-1
Allen,
8
7
lieul
R. II. E.
0 4 5
3 G 1
Tesreau and
1 HOTEL FOR SALE The Allamont,
Hend, Oregon, a modern, profitable,
well -furnished lioiel, 011 terms. W. A.
Hammond, Dubuque, lowu.
Parties In Josephine county have Edward Adams Cantrell, of Califor
written the railroad commission asking "in, will speak from nit automobile on
that the Southern Pacific he compelled the corner of Commercial and State Lawn social, at residence of Attorney
to stop its trains at Salt Creek. One streets, Friday, June 10, nt 8 p. m. His General A. N. Crawford, Capitol street
train should be enough to stop at that, subject will be tho problem of the mi- Wednesday evening, by the Kpiscopnl
station, as it could easily carry all the, employed, past, present and future, and church. All friends cordially invited
defeated candidates. I its solution by the "Right to Work"; to attend. A program will be given
0 measure now being petitioned for the Ice cream and cake served.
ww w ui. oiuue a jor irusses. inn eiecnon. nr. Cantrell has orgnaiz-
0 ed a nationalist society in Portland,
Coupons good for votes in the con. which includes many of the lending citi
test for cherry queen will be run in the ' wis of that city. Ho will also explain
daily papers of this city for some time its relation to present-dnv society. All
in order that interest iu the contest mnv should hear this able address.
be stimulated. The results of the vot-i " o
ing to date are as follows: Miss1 O. H. Stewart, claim airnnr. for th.
Kiinaue Craig, !ri2; Miss (I race Lilly, Southern Pacific 11 ml Portland. E.xr.mn
' "i- iiiiciv t-nny next ween. 1 lie cere
mony was performed by Kev. Perry
rroiiene SchrocK, 111 me presence of tho
bride's parents and a few
fcuiiaue trnig, !tri2; Miss (I race Lilly, Southern Pacific
mihs rrisciiiii i' mining, DDI. ,nnd Eastern, is in town today on busi-
tt. 7T0 . 'w- Uo wiU retvlrl1 to Portland to
nave your picture made at the Post morrow.
Card Tlioto Shop. Wo finish while you I o
....... v,... m reei, grounu iioor. 1 a. M. wagers, one of Salem's lead- '"ends. Mr. liille is employed in the
Tir 7. T . BBU everl11 aays, niK Dusiness men and capitalists, will I f orestry department at the cnpitol and
....... ..... juu.iiHcu, residing on Month leave soon for the extreme northern Mrs. mile has for sometime been
" "" ".'. ii.ine.wrui a serious oper- pnrt of Alaska. He made all reservn- stenographer for Governor West
-' ""'"'"..'" now geiting along tions tor passage bv steamer vesterdnv o
sp emuuiv. Mr. Marnach is tho pro- by teleginphi.n; to Seattle and hope's Meurice Roberts, brother of Professor
i Vk ii 1 . ' 1,10 ""semeut 10 pe on Ins way within a short time s- Huberts, returue.l home vesterdav
or the Masonic lemple and Mrs. Mar-Mr. Magers will stop at all of the prin- '"' Southern California whe're he has
na n nas niiiiiv friends in Salem who eipal cities in the northern country and ''ecu taking a course in the Osteopathy
will he pleased to learn of her ultimate will join the natives in hunts when he ''"liege.
, cets up in the real north. Mr. M ntrnra O
I t'xpH'tH to be gone Hfvornl wt'eka, and ! The bills for repairs and construction
NO TRACE IS FOUND
OF MISSING BALLOON
Western Slope of Cascade Mountains
for Distance of 150 Miles Is Being
Closely Searched by Parties.
AUTO MEASURE CAUSES
IRE TO RISE TODAY
Machines May Be Parked on Streets at
an Angle of 30 Degrees If Pointed
in Right Direction.
Pittsburg
New York
Harmon and Gibson;
.ueyers.
R. II. K.
St. Louis 4 i) 1
Philadelphia 311 o
l'eriitt and Snyder; Maver and Kil
lifer. American.
R. II. E.
Washington 13 0
Cleveland 2 5 0
Ayers and Henry; Stcen ami O'Neill.
R. II. K
New York 0 4 3
Detroit 3 8 1
Fisher and Nunamaker: Covaleskie
and Stanage.
Portlnnd, Ore., Juno 1(1. Although ' TI,B ni't-o owners of this city who
the searchers for the lost balloon ! 'lt'"r(' t)f the passage of the new auto
Springfield, with Pilot Koy Donaldson ! (lr(li""lu'e '1,st n'B1'4 were up in arms
or cpringtield, 111., and Aido Wilbur lM'tty t tc report that they could
There was a quiet wedding this morn
ing at, the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tillson, 011 -Mission
street, when the ceremony was nor-
formed that united Mrs. Iless T. Spooner ' "eudersou 111 charge, numbered into!,,ot 8t0l) 11 machine for more than 30
and Mr. Albert II. Gille. The newlv-1 ".le ,n.lll(lro,l!,. "0 trace of either the j minutes 011 tho city streets, but will bo
weds left on the 11:10 train for New-' ur Ille ,m " btfeii found 1 aiTl,ls 10 lenrn mat lie new ordin-
port for a short honeymoon, exnectinir ,,lia "10rning. ' lauce places the 30-miaute limit only
...... 1 1 1 1, wi 1 in- m-mcrii slope or ; ' - 'I"1' 1, not 'i kcii or oacaeu
the Cascade mountain for a distance 1 Bguinst the curb at an angle of 30 de
of 150 miles from the Columbia river Brees and pointed in thc direction in
recovery.
y., . . TT " I states that ho intends to take in everv-
Piano tuning first-class work. Phone , thing while on his trip. 7
J1li5, leave orders with G. C. Will or) 0
F' r"f,'r"' J- krtl. I Miss Thekla Qoehring of Grand Isl-
M, Th t , "li Nebniskn, is visiting nt the homo
Mr. John A. Payen, the French of Mr. and Mrs. Miller Bevier at 77?
teacher has left for Montreal, Can.,, North Cottage street Miss Goehriiiir
where he has been offered ..li.. ' . s . """?
ith the governiuent aiiric.dti rnl i ' .,w,li .u' ' :,! r W1"
stitute. On ;,U 1.. " 1"' " " " 11,1 vow.
' .' i""i in- is uoilli;1 n
..... .i,,,uiin Minun 111 vamiiin
-0
1 woiK 011 the Cinversity of Oregon
ouiiiiiiigs wuen
found to be too
iiim-ii ior more money than was ap
propriated by the last legislature, and
the contracts were not let. Two Sa
lem contractors hid on the work, C.
Van Patten of this citv, submitted a
hid of l!l,700, and W. II. Imlrviiinlo
one 01 ip..-i,i in.. 1 naries It. iish
ntininto I "mt 1,0 Penetrated is being search-, which they shall go upon being started
-V- large searching parties head- " mo auto is packed up against the
r I by O. B. Henderson, brother of eurb at the proper angle, the car may
the missing aide, ami W. M. Davis, his' stand in this positiun all day and the
law partner, are in tho vicinity of Mt. framers of the ordinance do not believe
Hood today. " that this procedure will work any hard
' - ships on auto owners.
CIRCUIT COURT OASES. Not more than two autos may be
! parked together, however, as the corn
Four marriage licenses were issued I mittec believes that this method will
yesterday afternoon and today nt the ! relieve tho possibility of tin accident
county clerk's office. Raymond A. in case a streetcar were in the street
Marcks, a farmer of Corvallis, and and an auto was obliged to dodge a
Ethel Garret of Muskogee, Oklahoma, . pedestrian, which might be a difficult
opened vesterdav were I !')ok 0,lt th(,ir PRl'ers, Miss Garrett giv
1 high, as the bids all"1K h,'r p(-,'"pation as "a farmer."
n.iiio.pn iMCKOiiemus, a post office
clerk of Portland, and Elsie Medack, of
Mt; Angel, received their license yes
terday and Albert H. Gille, a clerk of
Salem, and Bess T. Spooner, a Salem
stenographer took out their permit.
Lester E. Mosher, a mechanic of Al
bany, and Lnla Belle Polka, of thi
rent it the curb were lined with mu.
chines.
MAURICE KLINGER, AGED
72, IS SERIOUSLY ILL
Federal.
R. II. K.
Pittsburg 4 i;i 1
Chicago 3 7 2
Dickson and Berry; Watson and
Wilson.
First game . f. K.
Baltimore 10 3
Kansas City ; 4 20 1
Suggs, Ridgcway, Conley and Jack-,
litscii, Boucher; Packard ami Easterly.
R. II. E.
r.uffalo 1 3
Indianapolis ISO
Moore, Anderson and Blair; Falken
berg and Raridan.
WANTED High-grade, Jersey; must
be fresh, give not less' than 30 lbs.
of milk per day, testing -1 to 4Vj per
cent. Call up Main 1131 or 491.
WANTED A girl of 13 wishes a posi
tion as nurse girl for small child or
baby; sleep at homo nights. Inquire
at 000 North Summer street, or phono
470.
CHOICE NO. 10 REMINGTON type
writer, 1 4-ineli curringe, all improve
ments, .ji35.()g; late model Oliver,'
35.00; Underwood, $35.00; No. 1
Royal, sXiO.OO; rebuilt L. C. Smith,
10.00. Paul M. Sims.
WE BUY second hand furniture; 11l.su
take it in exchange for new. Full
line of new furniture, ranges and
other seasonable goods. Wir sprechen
Deutsch. Poet. Furniture Co., 247
Ninth Commercial.
HIL1SBORO MAN IS
ELECTED PRESIDENT
following
es It. b isher. ot
B. T. Finn annt-nii lr,... .1. - Sulcm. n member nf the l.mir.i (
.T.i i.ir. 1 1. - 'o ., ' i. :.. ..... 1 . , .. .. I cif v w.irh tk. 1 1... .k-: 'neer retired l,i.... m 1
TlHn lj.i. n t .. imiKiimii iiucseiiierrv who resides on , r 1 ''"iui iimav ior tie .. ,,""i"' " .- mcir - -mimn
r!l l l Vf!,'0 th Post tl1" McKen.ie, is in 'the city, a r Vi"g l",,,r'1 "tiiiK to consider the bids, !'euse today. owner ot the Salem brewery, was sud-
. '"T' 4.H. l ourt Htreet.i Sunday. He owns a saw n, II "l tate Architect W. C. Kni.ii.ton ul t tacked with illness yesterday
McKenzie the first ever built east of ' als0 KllKcne to cinsi.ler some!' H. Steinhock, a junkman of this ,m,r",nl and is today in a most serious
Springfield nnd that ,ir veins ago He ; alt''iiitions in the plans before the fin-1 city, filed a suit for damages to the ex- vomllton- -r. Klinger is 72 years of
iu nunli:.... il ... . . . .1 n. .,f ...... I... ,. 1- ' tmu . .1. .L. n-..v. . BITO Ulld. Iieeorilinir in 11 r.... 1...
r r rnv.n.i,u v, . i mik inti nrnvai or a lot of resin I m un1(,.-, n iS inn m against ine i orii-un:, i-.u- " ,. , iu
,7 Ch'irman of the r ! which I'" shipped from his place to the "M-v t' tlu" nwai'l!' w' ma in cene, and Eastern railwav eompnnv. .tt,teiidinR physician, the old gentleman
11I water ciimmitteH of t ie civ ,....,,,..11 i'n,.:i..i u ., ..' . ' 1 .i-ui,;.. ,. c... .1 mi. . . . .,.1.. ..1... ., . 1 was nvunnma lu i... !..... it. 1.-1-.
. . . - .' - "' .1,1 . Mini i-un 1 i mu ,11111 v 11., u,...- , . ... hi ti 1 mi 1 b. 1 lit. n'iw in. , .lie liiani.iTr n 1 niipM innr. r i -i,ii i-n r . , mui, .11 1. xv 11 i.r.
is making some iiersomi! invot;.ii i..,. n., f;.,.. . ' ,i..:,,,..i ..,. ,.., .. ... ... ,'. ,'... er wns tntnllv Kii.i ,..,. .1 .....k
of the ,-.,,t.,,.i . . -."" niiKuu rimii 111 the country ; " .'. " """ r.ngeiio ron- niv uis wagon on tne appronrn to tne'" , ; - "" v ...u-k,
hall The 1 . 1" ''"V h(''."K ,.',lllt "I1 ,he McKenzie under tr",,,,,r W- - "eekart. who ofvred H ! north Mill Creek bridge on North Com. nml. for '" as totally helpless,
.k ' ' ",' " '.'.." " iiireciion ot the V. S. Forest rv De- "l 1,11 W0IK ,or . .i'SK.
more, than usual attention to tho man- partn.ent and that ther e is ) 00 ,
r&Sa WRECK PROBE BEGINS
ynv .tuiiuu since tne r;ast
Tu'edford, Ore., June 16. With the
ciution of A. C. Shiite of Hillsboro,
the animal convention of the Oregon
State Bankers association ended this
afternoon with an open air picnic at
Ashland.
Before adjournment the
resolutions were adopted:
Opposing all four of President Wil
son s anti trust and trade bills; against; Hurley-Davidson, 8 h.p., 1!M3
the provision of tiie federal reserve 12 h.p. marine uas eiiL'iiie
act which takes postal deposits from
suue oaiiKs; recommending Seattle for
the bankers' convention in l!)lo: one-
cent postage and continuation of work
at . tne uregon Agricultural college
luuiung IOwarn tne agricultural
Used Cai s for Less
Than They Are Worth
I will sell you a car and guarantee
it to give satisfaction. You may us6
it a whole year and it will still bo
worth more than 1 will charge you for
' 11 cars from $300 to 8.J0 each;
' many more listed out nut at the garage.
They can be seen. N
! I have one for $402.30 that is' posi
! tively the best buv iu tNilem.
nine urn; mat i can convert into a
: 3-4 ton truck for W0.
1 have a Ford contract calling for any
new Ford, that I will discount $25.00,
! Motorcycles. Motorcycles.
Motorcycles.
I Indian, single cylinder $ tio.DD
Indian two speed LSii.OO
1(i2..ji)
125.D0
Terms on any of the above.
Geo. M. Reeves
Maurice Klinger, one of Salem Vpio- I t T
Autos Bought and Sold.
Capital at Union.
grounu iioor. Developing, 10c a roll.
uick service and good work,
nud water 1
1 mercini street, oil April ot tins year
ami tnrew him out ot tho wagon and in
jured him so that he was unable ti
work for 10 days, besides dedroyiag
his harness.
tTcentr Are Inclined to Exonerate
it, and if he sells it. it is the b.t ..r i
its kiml, f.rr Shafer has been in busi- !
not 11 mentally and physically. His son,
r.iiruesr, 01 norvnis, was sent for and
came to the city with bis wife ns speed'-
ily us possible. It is reported this aft-!
ernooii that -Mr. Klinger is somewhat ;
better but that his condition is still '
serious. '
-...... D m 10 exiena a ncss so one that hn .,,,,,, ff...i ...I
Captain Anderson of the Storstad
for Collision Costiiiar Manv T.lvoa !
..,., ,uHuon o tne pni.hc to make sell inferior goods at any price- 1ST 1
use of our retention rnnm ul,iln -:. u 1. k. . . 1 . l,m0 J' 1 i
ing f,ir cars. Sale,,, Electric Co., Ma-1 Quebee, June Ki.-With I.or.l Mersev
aoinc Temple, 127 North High street. A man giving bis name as Walker l'r,'si,li" the royal commission charg
ti,. ..,.i "T" stumbled into the police station bt ,wlth t',e ,,,sk f investigating the
n mT t0 r6fW th4 d0g niKht and asked for bed I I l S eves ' VuVt f ,,h UB"r Kml,w o( U
nance recently passed by the city were swollen shut and he w in . JiJ ! I 'i""'' r,',,"t'-' in '0,,ihioB wi,h n'"
coiinc, to a vote of the people in the of (cl C t w b'''!?' ,the l n- ff Fa-iH-cemher
general election have been and City Phvsic an O , 1 ,hor 1 ,,,"t' lwn "s wrk here today,
filed wh the city recomer hut were ex,,.!.; "," 1, T tter cons red was the
..ot nee,! iqsjn at the council meetiini in vil... . '." rrui
last night because all of tl .,.,..: , ,",ea mat he,
names had an f-xc...,ti..,.u v,.i a . , " i 01,1 tne lacts. Later wit.
f,.. . . . " ' nesses wi 1 be ea 01 . It -,
..v ...... j,,,, , ,, amo,1(, ,no flr!t f ft,,,,, wil, b(
and
k-i that
w M ,( l-llllU!S
ami it is a matter of several dnys work
........... . " " " ii- country as
he could. He told Dr. Miles
TUW1. Cl T 1 tha,t U w.ei,t J" he could
UllUVY 1 UQdV 'T" reUed to stop on
piggeii and Best in
At BLIGH'S
oi procedure nest calcn ate.1 to
all the i
nesses will be called. It was expected
Keudall of tho Empress of
Count of his eyes swelling ln,t Tk
Town l,l,,-Vi;i',i"11 ?ave him 8ome medicine
...v. hmwu 111 in io get out with all
possible haste or he would never cet
W 'II Wllllr- -......! 41.. . .. .r .
..., 1UB police that
whs i captain
Ireland.
Popular opinion has all along tended
to exouerate Keudall, hut experts in
cline to hold hi in to some extent re
sponsible for the disaster and to ex
onerate Captain Anderson of the Stor
stad. Lawyers from Qucbee, Montreal,
Ottawa, London and New York were
when hm ' . ",", i-ouuon ana -ew lork
6a bit f yea cleared npauently present when' the hearing opened.
An answer was filed todav in the
suit of IHxiglas and sou against D. D. " '
Steele and Kv It. I.ornine in a suit to , "LO SCORE3 AT MEADOWBROOK.
recover monev. The defendant al-:
leges that he "was not informed x.lieu )lo"l""w brook, June 10. By 4 p. m.
tho note was due and that ho tt-ought , s,anl3 were full. It was estimated
it was paid and the claim satisfVd 1 'nat the spectators numbered 35,000. 1
: Even standing ro m was at a premium,
r.-e' Tl, Ram started at 4:37. At the
J. P. Petit filed a suit for ilivnre
against I-enora Petit on the grounds o 0ltset the ball was driven to the Bri-
Cinch
lesertion. The couple was married in
Salem iu 100S. There were no . hi'dien
bom to the couple.
THAW PLANS TO MAKE !
OET.AWAY TO FRANCE
tisn goal, Lamoiituirne missinr it
Chcape then drove it down the field
and a moment after made a goal.
End fint period score England 2,
America minus 'j.
Second period England 3, America
I minus 'a.
New York, June 10. William T. n the third period there was no
Jerome, representing New York state "-'ore, Larry Waterbury, Tompkinson
in legal proceedings to return Harry K. 'ni"l Cheapo missed ensy goals from
Thaw, slayer of Stanford White", to 8j' positions.
Matteawan asylum, arranged today to Fnd fifth period England 3, Ameri
have Thaw secretly watched so as to e plus
prevent the Pittstiurger's possible 'th period England 3i, America,
escape from this country. Rumors were
curront that Thaw has communicated Seventh period England 3i, Ameri-;
with friends here and that he is plan- ea Sit.
nine dash for the Atlantic coast.) America ahead iu eiehth period. '
whence he is to take a yacht for France. ' Final score England 4, America 2
Gopher Traps
This is. without any doubt, the best gopher trap en the market.
Never fails to get the gopher when properly sei. AVe have sold
hundreds of them and they always give satisfaction. Mor.cy back
if they do not catch them. Have sold from ten to twenty to a
single party after they tried them. One gopher can do enough
damage to pay for several traps. Order today and stop their work.
D. A. White & Sons
251-261 State Street
Salem, Oregon
Phone Main 160
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