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TEN THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BA1EM, OREGON, SATURDAY TOI.Y 11. 1911. SALEM'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE NUMBER 699 WEDNESDAY SURPRISE FOR JULY THE FIFTEENTH A Monster Sale of ROLLER. SKATES Two big lots, just the thing for sidewalk or rink skating and at most unusual prices. These skates are adjustable to al most any size shoe, from the very small boy or girl up to and including women's sizes. You boys and girls will have lots of fun with a pair of these. They're just the thing for skat ing on the pavement or walk, and it's good, healthy exercise. i TRAINLOAD OF GIRLS j HERE FROM MONMOUTH i BASEBALL TODAY. National ti.H. K. 5 11 2 6 0 4 Brooklyn ; Cincinnati Under the Leadership of President Ack- Pfeffer ami Fischer; Ames and Er erman Visit the State Institution and , w,u Hare Fine Banquet at the Marion. YTRAfiOOp Two Big Lots On Sale Next Wednesday at these Prices With ball bearing steel wheels, Extension Skate, $1.39 a Pair Same style of Skate but with plain wheels, a splendid article for such a price; extension model, fits any shoe. Spec, 79c a Pair SALE STARTS AT 8:30 WEDNESDAY, JULY 15TH. SEE BIG WINDOW DISPLAY .-: THE HOUSE OF QUALITY :-: Over 34 Years ot Successful Merchan dising in Salem. OOODlCOOD S Boston .... Chicago Rudolph ami and Bresuahan. Whaling; R. II. K. .... 10 II ... 2 ti 4 1 1 u in i'h r i o.- NEW TODAY Oue ceut per word each icser tion. Copy for aJvcitisjements un ilt'r this heading should be in by 2 p. m. R. 11. E. 13 2 3 7 1 Mamaux ami Phone 45 F 22. Bevies of pretty girls from the Ore gon state normal school at Monmouth -"ciu. in numireu ami sixty Philii.l.i.ni strong they arrived in all their glory Z IZ-iTtZ V i V " loureo Rixev and Killifer; 1! Z , 2?T x,1 "J1? 'l'fr",!"on or I oleum.,. - .va.,,..,, u. ji. .ncnt-rmun iney visited the state institutions. The occasion is the annual visit Pituhnru of the student. f ti. i ...i... i , i"n'K " " " uui uiui BC-UUUI. There are 47 students enrolled in the sciiool and at the invitation of state I n, nf finer,. . : ,l. ...... . VeU. - - - " - c mt-ii me privilege R 11 F ,. " . 1 "f . K havi"K the Indianapolis 3 S 0 1 WANTED-Mon rnnirn,,..,., ...! . I.:...- -rf lL. .. . VIIHUgU - - ' J, known hildi,ff.K, I w"",y Kalkenburg and Raridau; Lange and known buildings. Saturday is usually Uvjison it.. tlVZl tXll the W".8 L.'- First' Rame- K. It. K. """en. me P!i,'.,nru n :t n rilONE MAIN 81. FRESH COW AND CALF FOR 8ALK, POSITION wanted by high school grail n a to. I'houe 332. Federals. 1MI. K. .. 2 7 4 Brook Ivn 8 14 0 Walker and Roberts; Lafitte and LOST l.ooseleuf memorandum I.cnYi? at Journal office. FOUND Key ring and two keys, in quire Journal office. bock. I. and wife on farm. Pcurcy, route 3, box ls. OLD TAPERS foi carpets; 10 eeuU per hundred. Journal office. capitol, supreme court buildim?. neni tentiary and state asylum were visited. Speaking of the event, President Ack erman said: "I wish to thank., the of ficers of the various institutions who so kindly ami graciously escorted us through the buildings. Especially to uu cuiiimeuiipn is tne street railway,' said the president, "in the able man ner that the many were in that wav tuken care or. ' At noon a six-course luncheon was served at the Marion. The afternoon was spent by the girls in shopping and j us i, miming around, rney leave at ) p. m. In the party besides President Acker man were four faculty members, Misses Laura Taylor, Myra Ilutler, Mav West and Alabuma Prenton. Ilerinon Jlirsch berg had charge of the excursion ar rangement, LOST Tiger Persian Angora cat. Re ward if returned. Phone Main 2231. t A 11 A 1 HP Ail Arouna i own afternoon and it was onlv after a 8. P. engine had pumped water on it for scv- AMUSEMENTS. P.U0. If State, between Liberty and High) Motion pictures of "Paradise Lost," 4 reel absorbing photo play, featur ing Miss Unity Hansen, nnd Kevstouo comedy, "Suspend ed Ordenl." GLOME (State, between Lib erty and Iliga) Motion pic tures of all Htur Vitagraph cast in "According to Senior ity," and luugh-provokiug Nestor comedy, "Those Col- lego Pays.'' Miss Nellie Roberts in 'popular songs. written the chief of police of Salem this morning that they would now sell for n job on the police force, lie says through tickets from points on the S. he wants to come to Salem to live and P. to nil points on the lino m the Port- iisks to know if there is a vacancy on land, Eugene nnd Ea;-ru. It happens the force. Mad hp known that the force that one of the railroad commissioners was piaclically all vacancy, it is be- recently wished Jo go to Monroe, ft sta- lieved ho would not have wasted paper, tion south of Coryjllis, from this ciiy ink and a stamp in writing. Mr. Iliglow and was obliged to p.irchasc a ticket says hu is u six-footer, weight .182 from Salem to Corvnllis, and another pounds, and can manage refractory or from Corvnllis to Monroe. His eom- untiiincd automobiles. He says he Jias plaint resulteu in the r.c-.v order by the htiil avii.iiuii.,i.i 1 .I..!..!.... ....I...- ... - v..r, ...... u , ,ui uiB pume pairui railroad company. eral hours that the blaze was quenched. wagons, nut as faiem nas none it is probable that Chief Shedeck will mi lt is reported that tuo liohots were m- mr ami sav that there ure about 10 gry at the treatment accorded them by vacancies on the force, with little the Salem police. State Treasurer Thomas B. Kay left this city today to spend tho week-end gamboling in the sands along the sen shore, lie will return Monday. o W. 0. T. U. John Woodfin will speak chunce, however, of ever seeing thpm tilled. Try our high-grade coffees. We are o . On the beach the baby will enjoy one of our sidewalk sulkies; UNc spe cial. Burcn & Hamilton. -o at tho Hump .Memorial hall Sunday at l::ni. You lire welcome. -o- O. R. Weigelt, who was arrested early this week on a charge cf assault with liftitmtit In 1ill 1? I Tnirl.... ... f so particular about their quality that , Tavlor, was given, a hearing this morn our customers nre particular to insist I ing. before Judge yebster and dischafg on getting them all tiie time. L. M. 1 e, on account of lack of evidence to Boggs & Co. ; l10,i hi,,,. Weigelt was accused of lit- 0 ' teinntinir to kill the twin hnvu hv ulwinf. CAPTAIN LORENZEN GOES TO NEW STATION Captain Lorenzen of th SnKnHnn Army corps in Salem has received fare well orders, which will take, effect August 1, when he will go to another poc. just wneie lie will be sent he does not know but a few days before he leaves ho will be told where his next station will be. "Marching orders" come just about a week before the departure takes place After a service in Salem of over itwo years. Contain Lorenzen 1ms found mi i attachment for the Capital City and noes not like to leave the' beautiful lo cation or the splendid people he has fon nd here. He has made many staunch friends here ami has done a great denl of good. He believes that he will be sent somewhere in Washington, prob ably to North Yakima or Centrnlia. J Monday tho nrovincinl officer hero from Hetittle for a final busi ness meeting. At this time the captaiu ex pects to get all kinds of information concerning his new station. One of the main things for the next four weeeks will be to raise money to pay off he debts of the corps here as he "wishes to leave everything clear. When he came he found 1 73 in debts on hnnd and he plans to go away with the slate, clean Brooklyn 1 5 0 Barger and Berry; Seaton and Land. First game R. II. E.I Buffalo 18 0 Baltimore 2 7 1 Krapp, Morgan and Blair, Lavignejl Quia n and Russell. j R. H. E.i Kansas Citv ;i 7 3 ' St. Louis .'. (1 11 2 Adams and Easterly; Drown and; .....n,,, Vl Chapman. " ASH AM) sECOND-C.IiOWTH Hit American. wood, four foot. Star Wood Co., U. It. R Phone 42H. Detroit 7 II ' " W.-hinoYnn 1 i n !! j WANTED Domestic in family of two, WANTED Cash register, must be i good condition and cheup. R. S. CI., Journal. FOR SALE Span of matched thrco-yenr-old colts. Inquire 311 North Commercial. I" Dbuss and Stallage; Doehline and! Henry. R. II. 10. ; t leveland 3 8 4 ! Borfon 4 7 11 Mitchell and O'Neill; Ruth an 1 Car I rigan. R. H. E.j Chicago 4 S o New York !) 1 1 small town near Sulcm. E. II., Journul. State wagca. FOR SALE Heavy spring wagon wilb top, shafts and tongue. 20D5 Chei ry street. Phone .'!77-J. .MODERN house at Capitol and Ne braska streets for rent. Phone. Mil or call at 2!li) North Commi'icia! vt. Fuller and Schnlk; Drown, Cole and I INFORMATION OF VALUE to thofe Sweeney, First jjame E. R. H St. Louis 4 lit 1 Philadelphia :l ! 1 Weilman, Baunigartner and Crossing: Sliawkey and Scliang. wanting to take up homesteads. In quire of Low & Derrick, 359 State Btrect. FOR SALE 21 acres fruit land, (1 mibi from Salem. Will take per acii if sold within :t(l davs. W. E. Dctrii l,, R. F. D. No. 2, Salem. WANTED Competent lady stenog rapher and accountant for of fii o work. Reply by letter to H. M. L. Co. care Capital Journal. A cult for $7,500 damages was filod in the circuit court this morning ,y Doithra Stool, as administratrix of the cstie of Oluf Olsfln Stool, decease. I. against the Southern Pacific company. It is alleged in the complaint that the ,'tl:ih nf Mr. Stnnl wns ,lnn t.i tl,n ..nr.. i lessness of the railroad company's FOCR KOOM COTTAUE with plovees. Stool was killed at Turner on I kitchenette tor rent; tarnished; vciy October 7, IK El. At that time he was I roascmnblo ; close in, ami in good lo- emploved on the section gang hn.' it is1 10 Q""1 Fourteenth. iiiiegen in ine complaint that lie was a lumber sorter by trade and capable oi earning if i per day. The widow as!;s damages tor the loss of the support of her husband. Hewitt and Sox, of Al bany, aie attonfeys for the plaintiff. William Porter, a former waiter in i them with a firearm loaded with ! K Z I T k the White House resaurant, was arrest- powder and ball, Judge Webster was J receive!, ' ftU " i" Try Scott'i l&c meals. o Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oooley and Clif ford Ilemlrick will leave Sunday for a two weeks' hiking and fishing trip. They will visit relatives at Alsea and later take the stage for Walport and walk from there to Newport. Bcctt H. HtcKox, general agent of the ! e. this morning bv Constable Cooper f tho opinion that he ought to have Southern Pacific, at Brooks, came up 0n a charge of giving intoxicating liq- leen indicted for the poor aim he took this morning for a short business trip. nor. beer, to n irn within h ,..! when he did the shnntimr , I -..L .. 1 it. ! .. l.i 1 .. ' . . ' v ' n nu returned inis uiiorncou. porate limits of tho citv. Police Ma- 0 Itron Lynch is the private prosecutor. Judge J. O. Moreland, clerk of the 1 The hearing is set for Monday nfter- supremo court, went to Portland today on business connected with the supremo court. Judge Moreland will return tomorrow. noon at 2 o'clock. Hartmann trunks are the standard of qunlity in bnggagedoni. Special mid summer prices now prevail. Burcn & Hamilton. Go to Dr. Stone's for trusses. Mrs. J. X. Alhers sailed this morning from Portland on the Denver bound tor the south. She was joined in Portland by Mrs. Kathleen Fountain, who goes to Oakland. Mrs. Alhers will visit her son, (leorge Baird, in Pan Diego, for .VP a few weeks. i home. I broom pockets which you will find only at Shufer's reliable .eal'.ier store at ?'te memory of that Sunday dinne: v ill linger long after tho date is for Stten if you order your groceries of dates ure permissible only on the bal- Fine for a birthday present one of Sperling tonight. 311 North Cominer- lots for primary elections, or believhig, those fancy carved leather whisk- . l,'u'' ' perhaps, that he needs one. Earl Fisher o Since the state house sinned such proportions that it is im possible for one man to hnndle till of i Fisher was defeated for the republican Eea Utter, who has been visiting at " nt 01,0 ,um' wcretnry of State Ben nomination for representative from the Woodburn for the past week, returned 0,',(,tt " ked Postmaster August j fifteenth district, which is the county to this .city this afternoon. He is a i ""kestein for an assistant to help car- of Washington, but was chosen by the. former Salem bov who nnnrntes n TMIs. T the mail. Mr. Huckcsteiil says that Progressives H.. will !, Denver, Colo., winch is his 11 18 P""uie mat tne government will1 gressivc ticket, but wishes after his j l'"t on an extra man to help handle the ; name on the ballot .ght appear the o tiiun. jic mil iuRe me nnurer 1S7 South Commercial. Forgetting that slogans for candi- j today wrote to Secretary of State 01 mail has as- cott and sent in his slocnn to follow his name on the official ballot. Mr. he has received for his personal work tne yearly sum of $200.01. The corps owes little money. On his recent" trip to southern Ore gou towns Captain Lorenzen sold all of tno .r)00 extra Fount h of July War Cries he had received, lie had especial suc cess on this trip and was received en thusiast icay at every place. (Continued from page one.) immortal plea for "Lower Taxes. Two cent car fare. Spend road tax where levied. Dig the tunnel." Special Ladies' straw suitcases, 1.411. Buren & Hamilton. (leorge I man wrth Bureu & Fox. the well known sales-! f"'"".?' be hPari"!r 0,1 tlm Pl,M Hamilton, is Zinn's ice cream, $1 a gallon, packed! Tnero w111 bo prohibition cartoon!; "P wth the postoffice department. in ice; order early. Phono 215. speaker in Salem in a short time; o o to help along the "dry" campaign. His. fl ylir way to Silver Creek Falls After a trip through tho cities of Al-! I,"n,t, i!t t'rank lleagan, and he is said "top at the Capital Confectionery, bnny, Lebanon, Junction City, Harris- have excellent ability in making his '''t.'1 nm' State, for plcni.j lunch ma burg, Corvallis mid Philomath, Captain '''"ilk talk. "Tho Fool Taxpayer" is torials. Wo carry n complete assort Luren.en, of the Salem Salvntion Arinv 0110 ' ''is lectures. ' meat, corps, has returned to this citv. While o I o on the trip he gave a series of illustrnt- Cork carPe 1" laid on the floor Chief of Police Shedeck this morniftg ' p,,,.,,,,, tome ext jo,tav ed lectures on the work of the Salva-;of the county recorder's office. At received 1,000 copies of the motor vehi- j outing with his ramify on Puiict s0 lion Army. present tno on ice is all disarranged but ' ordinance as passed by tho Salem' Mr and Mrs Louis Beehlel left mi 0 - . , 4 ;vll,' ' ''"'IH't is lui.1 everything will 'onncil last Monday night". The pa.-,,-. day for an outing of several weeks ai I Ark",,sis iuo vuini..ti uuuruai earner m-.n .-, n m- ni. uituiv re l',,,, " iiipuuuiirii in rue various Ae-wport, boy. He will whistle as he leaves your 'lir'l,r Aiifrnnce savs that the floor-eov- Hraes of the city. The first para-1 Taper. eiing is a much iieeded improvement. graph defines what is a "motor vehi- j o o icle'' and is taken from the 1011 ses- j The Junior boys of the Salvation A 8aS of i0 '8 at work on South 'ion laws, chapter 174. It reads as tot-i Army will give a mid summer program ' "'"mercial nnd -Mill concreting tno lows: "Every moving tiling except tonight at 8 o'clock in the Salvation i a'r''t intersection. This will make the railroad and street cars upon tho Army hall. After the program Captain 'concrete complete at the end of the streets, roads and highways of the N. H. Lorenzen will give a short II- ''ridge d on the Oregon Electric state, moved by power, shall be a 've- lustrated lecture on Ancient Rome. All track. It is a bit of work that has niclo ' under the terms of this act. The present will be treated to ice cream '"'"'led tor some time and ono that , t crui motor vehicle as used in f.iis which led to an order for the deporta tion of Correspondent Frederick L. Boalt of the Newspaper Enterprise as sociation from Vera Cruz seemed likely here today. in one of the articles he sent back to the I'nited States Boalt made the statement that landing parties from the American fleet fired on unarmed and fleeing Mexicans at the time of the oc cupation of Vera Cruz. It was on the strength of this story that the author ities issued the expulsioh order from which Boalt appealed. l here was a sensation following the - NEW TODAY. FOB SALE Two young Jersey cows, fresh. Inquire 555 South Fifteenth. by owner; close to school nnd cur: room for chickens and cow; will silt cheap; enquire 555 South Fifteenth. YOCNO MAN WITH FORD CAR--Wanted to act as local agent for Bos ton starter. Small capital required. Address V. (I. D., care of Capital Journal. NOTICE I am responsible only for bills made by myself. Joseph Schott-hoefer. FOR RENT Small dwelling in busi ness district. Phone 410, Carey S. Martin. ALL PERSON'S are hereby." notified that 1 will not bo responsible for any bills contracted by anyone, except those contracted bv me in person. J. W. Rozcll. FOR RENT Good 322-ncre dairy farm; running water; near town. Box 113, Turner, Oregon. AT NEWPORT FOR RENT A good 4-room cottage. Inquire Phone ll.'l'i R, Salem, Oregon. FOR, SALE Cheap, baby perambula tor, practically new. Call at 2355 State. Phone 2104. yesterday afternoon, tlm ,.irrpsnm,.lnt ( asserting that he got his information aulfrnm l",wi,m Willi,,,., 1,1. I.,.,.. , uget Sound, i ntllP nffi' nn ... Hand)SBftur-On Eye-Wlasies before the service is over. The cnntain w'" l' appreciated by autoists who act, except where otherwise exnresslv' expects a large crowd tonight. '"lve ottin many an unexpected bump provided, shall include all vehicles pro- o K at that point. polled by any power other than inuscu- May Wing Tye Restaurant, 439 Ferry , i 'ar power." The pamphlet contains the street. Everything new nnd clean; new ! B. T. Kumlor and L. D. Waring, dele, laws of the road a ml the special pro-1 management. - The best of noodles and fc'i'tes from the Salem branch of tie visions ordained by the Salem councii. chop siiey. Short orders at all hours. slllt Letter Curriers' association, wear o ,- o I to .McMinnville today to take onrt in 1 He Salem Electric Co. had excallent t M. Simon, the popular young dork ,h" a1"111"! convention of the associa- results tu rn its demonstration ot Slid window decorator at the Sulcm t0"- An unto truck took the remaintler ' elei trie riu.ges during the week i t Hardware ( o., nas departed for a short "' letter carriers. Rev. Ceorge , North High street. Several of these Aacationat the seashore, accompanied '""'j". formerly a pastor of the Sa-(iiteves huvo been installed, and more! by. F. E. Young, a promising young '''"' ''"''"t Methodist church, who is a will be placed, during the u,nrar, banker of Independence. It is intimated '0I"''r '" t'e Lord 's Day Alliance move- o that sonicthiug besides vacation inter-' !m'"' "'.'" ,,e speaker. Ho is engaged Rosidents living in the vicinity of. est Mr. Simon nt the beach, and rice i "vuring rest on the Sabbath day for Fnyetteville, a station on the Oregon i and old shoes may bf in season upon ,,,,t,,r carriers of the I'nited States. Electric, nre asking that a new stp-1 Ids return. . .. . '' I ' ition be established 1.75 miles north .if i BiAoi neiore you starx tor tne Beach i Fnyetteville. Thcv state ia their poti or the mountains, or nnvwhere else on tion to the rililrnUtl I'umni imiinn Mint i your summer vacation, just answer this there is a largo amount of dairy traffic i ond less headache. Boalt Somewhat Swollen. As a result of this the case went into the records technically as "the navy vs. Richardson." It 'promised too, to develop into an inquiry into Richard son 's actions. ''I 11 demand a congressional in vestigation of the whole occupation of Vera Cruz," mid Boalt today, "before I'll surrender my credentials.'' He was still held "in quarters" un der technical arrest. The witnesses summoned to testify in the case included William O. Shep herd of the I'nited States, Kirk Simp-1 son of the Associated Press and Robert ! Murray o fthe New ior.. World. I The story that the "Lev do fuetra ' I EYE STRAIN Have you never thought how WSs !''''ti e l by American marines its strong a connection, there IS be-' Cruz but the Boalt hearing started the tween eyestrain and headache? , lr,t lU'ri"'t investigation ot the mst- Eminent authorities agree, that Eyestrain is the root of many nervous troubles. i Let us supply the glasses- Miss McPherson. of the Washington state library at Olympia, and Mrs. Ellis. president or tne v. omen a Federated 4"iin: is your nemo insured? Is and produce that would be shipped. Clubs of Washington, wero in Salem ! t insured in a good eomminvt If VOU dllilv if the tritins v,,t.l ..,. visiting the Oregon state library Wed- ;,'n'' 4 ay "yes" to both uf these ques- place. The matter has not been ta- ; our work is guaranteed. nemlay and Thursday. It was on ac- i tions, it's up to you o see us at vnce ken up with the railroad co-upany us! ' count of the sdeudi, work of tho Ore '"n' have it insured in one of the 'yet. ! iron liltrnrt ,,.l Ha ..a l........... . i. . I nrl.l V l.i,u -i i.i , ' t brought the Washington women here to i against worry and protected against j Children's Sidewalk Sulkies. Jvit Ml S A IVlcKllllnch look it over and observe the methods In Possible loss, you can enjoy the trip, the thine for that trio to tk.(l,i 0n,,"tl , Act today, l.aflcr 4 ijlinger, Hub- x special, liuren & Hamilton. j Optometrist. v " ' "mm iiuuuiuir, John H. Albert, banker, Georgo Sodg ers. president of too Salem commerciai club, and State Hiirhwav Engineer Remove the CAUSE by wear- Hwiby "ill go to Medford July 27 and . ... ,.- !-s to attend the annual meeting of the ing proper glasses and the RE- TrivState Facifio Coast Good Roads SULT will be better eyesight Association. The official call ,;nd iuvi- trtnuu nit uri-ii received in aiein and a large delegation is expected to at- FOR SALE Two-speed 1013 Indian motorcycle, completely equipped; cost $304; will take 200.' Inquire of II. G. Coursey, 135 South Commercial." Eligh Today A PARADISE LOST 4-Reel Feature KEYSTONE COMEDY Sun. and Mon. ACROSS THE ATLANTIC Special 3-reel Universal, featur ing King Baggot and Graham White, the aviator.' Tue. Wed. Thur. SPECIAL. A MOTHER OF MEN A story cf the war that dirtded the North and Sonth. Produced in Dixie Land. SEE IT. DIRECT from the timber, .about 50 cords of first class body fir wood at $4.50 per cord, delivered in Salem. Phone HI3, or call at 200 North Com mercial street. FOR SALE A 1 h.p. single phaio motor; a 1-8 h.p. single phase motor; a 2 h.p. steam pumping unit. 20t North High street. Phone Main 2400. C. R. Hammond. SNARE DRUM FOR SALE Practi cally new Lyon & Healy snuro drum; used very little; will sell cheap for cash. Phone 1102, or call at 800 Chomckotu. FOR SALE Nice dry, high lot near car line and school; pnved street; cast front. Frieo 300 if taken thin week; terms. Inquire owne, 775 North Twenty-first. working It. Hcboes set fire to a hay field south of th Southern Pacific depot yesterday o - ' , OA. kr - . . I i- I o t The Southern Pacific Railroad com-1 com i of. irouna rioor Fred Biglow, of Saskatoon, Sast.. hssmny informed the railroad commission j Hours 9 to S. Phone D2S ,.;tead from here. George Rodgers will give the response in behalf of the stbte. I Topics for the promotion and advances i ment of good roads will be discussed bv seakers of prominence from the states of Oregon. California and Washington. There will be illustrated lectures by road builders, contractors, etc. Special railroad rates will be given. ( o i All women are beautiful, ingenious. Bligh r land truthful. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY BUBQHABDT ft MEE EDITS Resident Agents. S3S StU Street, LOGANBERRY pickers wanted. Apply Mrs. W. F. Starr, one-l'ourtii mile east of fairgrounds on Silverton road. Phono 380. Carfaro to aud from fair grounds furnished free. NEW li-ROOM MODERN Bl'NGAI.OW fine comer lot, best corner in block, on paved street and streetcar, $3000; 100(1 cash, balance (i per cent, time to suit. H. S. Belle, 124 North Lib erty street. FOR SALE One single buggy, nearly new, rubber tires ami up to date; ono light carriage, new electric light-j, rubber tires; both in perfect condi tion; price reasonable. Call 145 Couit street, Salem, Ore. NOTICE For tho benent of the ranch- -ers and those who cannot get their meat in. tho day time, I will keep open until 0 p. m. every night during' July and August. I will pay 22 cent cash for eggs, and the highejt market piiee for veal nt all times. Price's Cash Market, O. F. Price, proprietor,. 312 North Commercial street. Phono YOC HOUSE OWNER Read this: j Oil, stain your roof removes, stops ! future growth of moss; make the old roof last five years longer instead of soon blowing a year's rent for i new shingles. Look nt roofs oppo i site Center street feed barn, and the , Jipartment house adjoining Elks' club. Phone 452 for a contract price. California Painters. TO EXCHANGE For Salem residence, 17 acres adjoining Falls City. ThN is one of the i,i, est little places in ' Pclk county; lies just outside the rily liinits and only 7 block? from Maiii street, same distance to school, with sidewalk to both. Ten acres clear, of which 5 are in young on-hard be-, ginning to bear, balance timber and brush pasture. Two goo: springs and small crick. Plenty of water for ir rigating. Spring water in house; - bath. Five-room cottage and lar-? barn; chicken bouses, etc. If you are looking for a good little farm home, see Owner, at Vick Bros, ga-rr-se, evenings between li end 7.