Daily capital journal., July 13, 1914, Page EIGHT, Image 8

THB DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY JULY 13, 19U.
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Buys Any JSuit or
Overcoat in Stock
During Our Sweeping Closing Out
Sale, Including $20.00, $22.50, $25.00
$27.50 and $30.00 Garments, Such
Makes as Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Clotkcraft and Fitform Clothes
A hearty response by the men of Salem and vicin
ity was accorded our closing out sale Saturday,
when we announced this low price on high-grade
suits. Many suits were sold but there still remains
many attractive bargains. You won't have anoth
er opportunity like this to supply suit or overcoat
needs.
What we want to do is to clear this stock as soon
as possible, as we are positively retiring from this
part of our business. This is not a money-making
proposition with us, for we are losing money on
every suit and overcoat sold at such prices, but
we must be rid of these garments soon and are
taking a great loss to accomplish this end. Better
come in real soon and pick out a new outfit.
$18.00 Suits and Overcoats arc selling at $9.00
$15.00 Suits and Overcoats are selling at $7.50
$12.50 Suits and Overcoats are selling at. ... .$6.25
$10.00 Suits and Overcoats are selling at $5.00
We're selling straw hats at one-half price, includ
ing Panamas. Pick out a straw now wear it the
rest of this season and have it ready for next sum
mer. You'll profit by doing so.
TO TAKE UP QUESTION
OF THE STEE BRIDGE
County Courts and City Council to Meet j
to Take Action on It Would Stop
' Salem Getting Anp Drier, ,
The condition of the steel wagon
.1 - I 1. fT'. , .1a 1,a '
uirui jiruuiMuiv, i lie new otii.u iv-
romes of fective' when the improvements
to the plant are completed.
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Mr. Mary Olalager la seriously ill at
nor home on Church street, owing to her
advanced age grave fears arc enter
tained for her recovery.
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- Say, you Mr. Horseman, Shafer, the
dealer in fine leather goods has a new
style feed bucket that you should see
at once. It's great for camping trips, bridge acros the river at this city and
ltf7 South Commercial. tho means of improving these eondi-
o jtions cither by repuirtr or a new bridgo
Our reputation for selling fine giocer-1 came up for discussion at the meeting
ies is built on the solid rock of quality ; of the board of governors of the corn
first, last and all the time. A phone i nierciul club today. Major 11. 1., Bowl
order will prove it, L. M. Boggs & Co. j by of the state highway commission
o I was present to offer expert testimony
Bey. Wm. Cunningham, C. S. C, prO-j )n the subject of steel bridges. Tie.'
fessor of mental philosophy in Colum-! concensus of opinion of the members
bia University, l'ortluud, assisted Fatli- i of the board of governors was that the
er Moore in St. Joseph 's church yes-1 unsafe condition of the bridge hns not
terday. j been exaggerated in Tie reports thut
o j have been offered from time to time.
Out of town attendants at th funeral! Mr. Bowlby stated that it wns often l
services of Charles Brown were Mr. and the case where bridges were construct-1
.Mrs. nenry Aeison, miss .ora inom- P)j before autos and nuto trucks were
y---- -..T TM17 TAH1V
Where Ton Always See the
BEST PICTURES
I 1 V JUIHV1 IJ
One cent per word each inser
tion. Copy for advort'njenienti un
der this heading should be In by
2 p. m.
PHONE MAIN 81.
TONIGHT ONLY
sou, O. B. Ballou, and Elbert Shin,
o-
heard of that when the additional tiuf-
nP m,i ,l.;..l.,.i u-au ...inn
Mr. Alexander Meyers, of Sumner, ' .hp.- ni.i i,ri,ip .hv wm.ld ..ot KtRnd
Washington, and Miss Helen Hoffman,' th0 8tmin.
were married at St. Josephs rectory j While the bridge will stand up under
yesterday by Rev. Fattier Moore, They or()inary liKilt traffic for the present,
nil, uii nio a. in. wfsuu acinic , g i,ie un ncci. ent mnv occur
for Stunner, where they will permuneiit
ly reside. " "
The Ladies Aid Society of Jason Lee
M. E. church on North Winter street,
will give an ice cream social at tho
church Tuesitay evening, beginning at
8 o'clock, to which all are invited.
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Balph Moo res, secretary of the com
mercial club has issneiL, a circular let
ted which he is sending to about 30
commerciul clubs in tho northwest to
secure a report of conditions and the
progress of the various clubs. A list
of qnestious is sent to each club which
will give the information desired and
will also, Mr. Moores believes, build
for closer relations among the boosting
bodies of the various cities.
The White House restaurant is re
nt any time and besides a possible loss
of life there was the possibility of
I damages which might amount to more
than the cost of repairs or a new
bridge.
. A Three-party Affair.
The upkeep of the bridge is borne
jointly by Marion and 1'olk counties
und the city of Salem. Judge Bushey
is willing to see that the county does
its part and the Polk county court is
snid to be willing to bear its share, of
the expense. The city council hns not
yet been approached upon the subject
and Secretary Moores will confer with
the street committee within the next
few days. There will be a meeting of
the parties next Wednesday to confer
upon the matter.
The matter of n public hitching post
for the use of the farmers who drop
Ezra Meeker
(HIMSELF)
With 2000 feet of motion pictures do
scribing his travels along the old Ore
gon trail. Interesting talks. Special
views. Regular program in addition.
Admission, 10 cents always.
BEMEMBEB
TONIGHT ONLY
You can't see him tomorrow.
placing its old-stylo lighting system
with the latest development in the way: into town for a short stay now lies
of commercial illumination. 'IhVee ot with the street committee. Judge Bli
the new " nitrogen" electric light lumps, hcy lm8 granted permission to build
each with a rating of f70 cnndlepower, i a hitching rack 130 feet long under the
win give an uiiunuiiiice in pure mine rust approach to the steel bridge. 1 Tom
The House
Quality
XiOOODlGOODS
Over 34 years
of successful
in Salem
light. They are being installed bv the
Salem Electric Co., which was lately fin
ished putting III ono of the same-sized
Inmps in the loubv of the (I lobe thea
tre. They have also placed two lumps
of 17(10 camllepower each in front of
the (liny Hclle. 1 " '
The State Pharmaceutical Society of
Oregon is holding its quarterly exam
inations at Newport today ami tomor
row, Salem aspirants for the title of
i registered druggists who are taking tlte
examinations are Miss Ruby linker,
(iustitv Taw niid'Stacey Reeves, F. S.
Waul, a local druggist is on the ex
amining board.
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A test case of the Blue Sky law was
filed today in the circuit court of
Marion county.' The suit is brought
against Attorney General Crawford anil
Corporation Commissioner Ralph Wat-
son by William K: Davidson, of Port
laud. Davidson is n stock broker ot
Portland nud claims damages to the
extent of $2,000. The real purpose of these roads in the past and it has been
the ease is to test the constitutionality a continual source of expense. It hns
of the law in the supreme court of the I been suggested that permanent roads
state. Attorney L. B. Mahoiic, who is I be hunt and the matter ot building per
tlie woodwork under the approach nn
iron pipe may be hung which will nf
ford room for the hitching of a num
ber of teams. The location is within
the cjty, however, and tho mutter will
be taken up with the street commit
tee. Want Bank Protected.
Secretary Moores was instructed to
open communication with Congressman
Hawley relative to the revetment work
on the west bank of the river opposite
this city, as each year's freshets wash
out additional bind from the bank of
the river and it is probable that nt
some time the city of ulem will be
left high mid even "drier" than it
is now. 7
The condition of the fairgrounds
road came up for discussion, it was
pointed out in a' communication to the
club that whenever there is a ruin dur
ing fair week the roads to the fair
grounds revert to mudholes. Several
thousand dollars have been spent on
THE MISSING WOMEN
NOT YET HEARD FROM
No Evidence That Any Crime His
Eeen Committed Inncs Denioi llnv
ing Had Any Transactions with Them
GERMAN girl wants housework. Phone
HtiO. .
FRESH COW AND CALF FOE SALE.
Phono 45 F-22.
POSITION wanted by high school grad
uate. Phone S32.
LOST Loosolouf memorandum book.
Leave at Journal office.
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, cloac
in; :i:ill North High; Phone 1.
OLD TAPERS fot carpets; 10 cents
per huudrcd. Journal office.
FOB SALE Two young Jersey cows,
fresh. Inquire 555 South Fifteenth.
NOTICE I urn responsible only for
bills made by. myself. Joseph Seholt-hoefcr.
FOB RENT Small dwelling in busi
ness district. Phono 410, Carey a.
Martin. '
WANTED CasU register, must be in
good condition and cheap. R. S. li.,
Joumul.
WANTED To rent good farm wit.i
stock and implements. J, caro
Journal.
FOR SALE Span or mulched three-vcnr-old
colts. Inquire 311 North
Commercial.
ASH AND SECOND GROWTH I I It
wood, four foot. Stur Wood Co.,
Phone 42o.
representing toe plaintiff, has raised
thirteen points questioning the consti
tutionality of the law. It was largely
to this county as the Multnomah coun
ty courts claimed to have no jurisdic
tion over the matter.
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I Dashlngiug intd a high fence, a ma
ma n out roads from the hard surface
pavement on North Capital street to
the fair grounds will be taken up with
the property owners.
A number of smaller matters were
disposed of and the meeting adjourned
after securing a promise from Major
Howlby to address the next monthly
nine belonging to George H. Ball of; meeting of the commercial club at the
All Around Town
llalkstone. Ore., nnrrowlv escaped a so
j l ions accident at South Thirteenth street
I and the citv limits Sunday afternoon.
, j Spectators snw the big Hupmobile
, . ' whizzing down the country road from
The governor wro e, ,,:,; nt tho ii.-fnr ,i,p Fee.
.unrion on August 12. There were1
present George Rodgers, president;
Ralph Moores, secretary; lT. O. Ship
ley, W. I. Stnley, H. I.. Bowlby and
Hamilton.
tions in the East.
t,. ft... li..... l':....:..:.. 11-
3 hT : rt;: lZtnZl !'.' M.iM . t0 m!k2.thf !"" "to 1 the accounts ,1e .mo... to $S1S.67.
" , T I .1 ' tie short road toward iweirtn street,
there, and that h.strip had more than lnst(,,1 in ,,,,, of ,lnst it sprang
pai.i lor iiscu ... in.un. auuu .. ' .trlli.rht ahla,l ;, a woven wire fence.
sjt s(c sjc ic )c jfc st )(c jc )c sfc
AMUSEMENTS.
BLUHI-Stnte, between Liberty
and High) Motion pictures
of tho all interesting Mutual
Girl film nud "Across the At
lantic," with world famed av
iators in the cast.
GLOBE (State, between Lib
erty and lliga Motion pie-
Hoiures of Seliji farce enmedv,
"Willie's Hair Cut," and sploii-
did Biograph reel, "The path-
er's Mepaegont,'' and Miss Ncl-
lie Roberts in popular songs.
Augusta Karamanos is seeking a di-
received regarding penal and other
eleemosynary institutions. He said be
foro leaving Sulcm that it was his de
sire to get as much information as pos
sible regarding the employment of con
victs indoors, it being his belief that it
would not be long before such employ
vorce from (lust Karamanos and the ,m,nt W0(W bo nvrffsMy for Oregon
convicts. Governor est wrote that he
was having a good time, but was suf
fering some as a result of the intense
heat.
Simon Benson, of Portland, timber
man, hotel owner and good roads en
thusiast, will confer with the State
thuVitv.
custody of an infant daughter, Pearl.
Gust Karamanos is now serving a four
yenr sentence at McNiels Island tor
white slavery,
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Listen for the Capital Journal carrier
boy. Ho will whistle as he leaves your
paper.
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The case of 0. S. Hall against Lizzie projosod .t7.-.,000 bond issue in Hoofi
Armstrong has been appealed to the. Kivt,r l01Mltv ,or tiu ,ildiug of tho
circuit court from the justice court 8triti-h of the Pacific Highwnv in that
where the defendant seemed the ver- ,.011lltV- Mr. Benson is positive the is
du t. In the justice court the defend- NUC j,0 ppr0ved. and has given the
ant was lound to be not holding unlaw- ,,onlltv commissioners his guarantv that
nil possession ot tour acres ot land near . p;;um) will do the work, lie nasi
The fence sprung back several feet
holding the car. People ran from nil di
rections, ready to assist, btvt found that
the fence had held firmly, only smash
ing the front wheel of the car. In the
car with Mr. Ball was Miss Eunnne
Craig, daughter of F. Sumpter Craig,
editor of the Pacific Homestead. The
young people left the ear piled up in a
heap and boarded a car for the t'iy.
The report of the appraisers in the
matter of tho nssignine.it of V. F.
Young, an ins-olvent debtor, who form
erly conducted a grocery store-under
the name of oung & ( ompany in this
IS.-
HiL'hwnv Commission todiiv reirardinu ! 'itv, was filed today. The stock and
uxuires were Hppraiseii ai s-,ooimu
The total assets of the firm are $3 1
.S3.
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The suit for divorce brought by Edna
Maecel Rozell against James William
Rozell was on in Judge Galloway's de
partment this afternoon. The grounds
alleged are cruel anil inhmiun treat
ment. Mrs. Rozell testified that her
husband called her vile names and ac
cused her of iinchastity. .She says that
ho locked her in her rooms and did not
provide her with proper food. They
were married in aucouver in 1011
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The funeral services of C. O. Brown,
for many years a resident ot Salem,
were held from the family residence nt
400 North Twenty-fust street Sunday
Portland. Or., Jr.lv 33. Denial that
he knew nnything of tho whereabouts
of Mrs. Eloise Nelms Dennis and her
sister, Beatrice Nelms, whose disnp-
nearitnco after leaving Atlanta, Gn.
recently caused a widespread search bv
police authorities, was reiterate. 1 to
duy by Victor E. I tines, former federal
deputy attorney in Nevada, whose: name
hnr, been mentioned in connection wi-th
the mvsterv.
At the request of Police Chief White
of San Francisco, lroiu wh'ch " ty
letter was received nt Atlanta, pur
porting to bear itho signature of Mrs.
Dennis, stating that she had kilied her
sister in New Orleans, was goiin; to kill
her brother in San Francisco, mid then
commit suicide, wns questioned by De
tective Joe I'ny of the Portland police
department last night, and detailed his
movements during the past tew inontiiK.
Following the conference ( aptaiu of De
tectives Baty said:
"We have nothing o arrest lanes
for. We have, received absolutely no
official advices of anv crime withi
which he has been charged and no have
no evidence to hold him. in fact, iron,
the newspaper reports of the. affair, il
has not been proved that a crime has
been committed, much less that Innes
is guilty of any violation of the l nv."
Knows Nothing of Checks
According to Former I'nited States
Attorney John. McConrt, who is legally
representing limes, .the latter denied j
emphatically any knowledge of chocks)
said to aggregate f 10,000 which were
alleged to have been paid to him by
Mrs. Dennis for investment.
"limes never had any business or
other transactions with Mrs. l)ennis,and
never received any money from her ex
cept in relation to and growing out of
her divorce case," said McCourt. "In
nes has not seen Mrs. Dennis since she
left ( arson City, Nevada, about Au
gust, 1012, after she hud obtained a di
vorce there, and never at any time saw
der mother or sister or other members
of her family."
That Innes was in Atlanta from April
to May 8 was freely admitted.
"Innes wns in the south from about
the first of March, 1014. for the ben
efit of Mrs. Innes' health,'" McCourt
continued. "Their trip included a visit
for several weeks to a daughter of Mrs.
limes at Devine, Texas. They also made
visits to Memphis, Tenn., Rosedale.
Miss., Iiirniiiiglia.il, Ala., and stopped in
Atlanta from about April l." to about
May 8."'
Innes left Devine, Texas, June for
Portland, according to Met onrt.
WANTED Light job of bookkeeping
that tan be done mornings and even
ings. Address II, care Journal.
FOR SALK-
top, shafts mid tongue,
ry street. Phone ;177-J
leavy spring wagon with
ama Chei-
MdDERN house at Capitol and Ne
braska streets for rent. Phone 8 lit
or call at -00 North Commercial st.
INFORMATION OF VALUE to thoue
wanting to tuko up homesteads. In
quire of' Low & Derrick, 359 State
Btrcct.
FOR RENT Cozy l'our-room cottage
with kilchenetie; furnished; fl'i to
dcMralJc tenant; . lose in. -i!0 South
Fourteenth.-
FOR SALE 24 acres fruit laud, ti milc.i
from Salem. Will take 00 per aero
if sold within ilO days. W. K Dcfrick,
1!. F. D. No. 2, Salem.
FOB SALK Two-speed 1913 linliau
motorcycle, completely equipped; tost
304; will take $200.' Inquire of II.
G. Coursey, 135 South Comnicrcial.
Pl'lil.lC A t'CTION Tuesday, July 14,
lit 0 o "clock n. in., 210 Washington
street, and South Commercial, near
Friends church. All household goods.
GLOBEl
Theatre
Salem's Palace of
Amusement
PROGRAM
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
"The Father's Scape ;! & o. Siocke, deputy
T' m mm 4 1 1 V.. ...... II.
Uoat"
Powerful Biograph Drama.
J. WARREN KERRIGAN
In
THE GOLDEN LADDER
: "Willie's Hair Cut"
" mm mm u ii mi imwi
E..nHili- i r..,.iii imnn.il n r.r-n
EYE STRAIN
Have you never thought how
promised to donate the difference ini
0 i case the bond issue should be insuf-l
May Wing Tye Restaurant, 430 Ferry ti,vnt jlr. iicnson desires to discuss I
street. . very thing new and clean; iiewwitl, tho board the details of the pro-
management. Tho best of noodles nnd ,i0!ie(i work.
chop suey. Short orders at all hours, j ' 0
Residents ofthSalcm are com-1, "Canned" music : will be more poy.
plaining of the shortage of water there. arf U0" ,he ' '
Several have reported that thev are al-, V0''' l a ".bug announced today by
most entirely without a water supplv , '""l ( omm.ssion is cor-
,- 4i . ' rortlv intorirotou. ueorno 1. Will
i I'll i u u run'R in hut imiriuiii; , . , ,
o'clock in the evening, although chev u- of t,alpl- coinplaiiied sometiino ago , strong a connection there IS be-
are forced to pay the regular rates for ' ,8"" ,or '11"' g. I""" tween eyestrain and headache?
the service. (records, such as nr used m pianolas tween eyestrain ana ncauaiix.
aim piano p.ayers were too nign. iom-j eminent autnortties agree
missioner Atchison laid the facts beV.. . . , . .
fore the Western Classification Com- j tha Eyestrain IS the root Of
mission, in session in Seattle last week, 'many nervous troubles.
with the result that it ordered a ro-l p.m,. il. n f CF , .,i.flr
dnction of one third in the rate. The Remove the CAUSE by wear.
old rule was one and one half times" ing proper glasses and the RE'
nrst class ami t.ie new one is nrsi class.1 crrr T ... L L. Ai
A Belig Laagh-producer.
"TheCount's
I Infatuation"
A Comedy with a UnW.ue riot
1 Every Wednesd.T7 and Tlniriay
will be Mary PIckforl day.
State rorester,
returned from Norfolk, Neb., today
where he visited his mother, Mrs. C, L.
Siecke for several days. Mrs, Siecke
was seriously ill when her son arrived
in Norfolk, but her condition wns much
unproved when he left. it wns sure( i
enough hot back there", said Mr. i o
Niecko. "Crops, however, are fine and j Tne vny or warsnneio toaay ruea
everybody is happy. 1 have been in with the State Railroad Commission oh
Oregon six years, and I iiardly realized j ject ion to a petition of the Coos Bay
what a fine climate we have until I i Water Company that it be allowed an
exienenced tho hot weather on mm; extension ot time to complete improve
and less headache.
Let us supply the glasses
our work is guaranteed.
trip. 1 certainly was glad to get back
where the nights are cool and the days
. none too warm." .
Miss Fern Hobbs, private secretary
to Governor West, received a letter to
day irum the executive, who is deliver- the order as it applies to meter rates, j
: lug lectures ami visiting penal Institu- declaring that they nre too low to make
ments on its reservoir nnd mains or-
dered by the commission. It was
ordered that the work be done by Aug-j
list 1 ami a scale of rates somewhat
lower than the old one be adopted. The
company has asked n mo.iitication or 2of N. Com'l St.. Ground Floor
Hoars 9 to S. Phone 925
Miss A, McCulloch,
Optometrist. v
mm
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
EKOM
Ye Liberty
Where you always see the
BEST PICTURES
On account of an error in the booking
. . offices
"The Gamblers"
Chas. Klein's great play, will be re
placed by
Captain Alvarez
The Vitagraph Broadway Star Feature
in Six Wonderful Acts
with
ED ITU STOREY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY
Matinees. 2:15. Evenings, 7:30 and 9
Admission, 10 cents always.
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Kev. Perry
F. Schrock officiated and Miss Hon
nell sang "Jesus Savior Pilot Me," ac
companied by Mrs. Bross. Interment
was in City View cemetery. The pall
bearers were T. J. Clark, K. S. Coates,
B. Vnnderbilt, A. R. Curtis, John Sim
mons nnd George Harris.
The rounding up of the special vo
nire of 10 jurymen to be used in the
ense of" the state against Albert yunr
tier took up the forenoon and they were
not brought to the court room until 2
o'clock this afternoon. Sheriff Kseh
found the farmers busy in the hav
fields and with the present prospect of
ruin all were putting in extra time
to cave for their crops. He took an
nuto, however, and loaded them in as
soon as he lecnted them und carried
them off to court.
ALL PIOKSONS nre herebv notified"
that I will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by anyone, except,
those contracted by me in person.
J. W. Rozell.
IMKKCT from the timber, ubout )')
cords of first class body fir wood at
!?4.."0 per cord, delivered in 'Salem.
Phone Si:l. or call at -!D North Com
mercial street.
FOIt SALK A l'j h.p. single phaso
motor; a 1-8 h.p. single phase motor;
a - h.p. steam pun. ping unit. 206
North High street. Phone Main 2409.
C. R. Hammond.
SNARL DiU'M FOR SALIO Pineti
cully new Lyon & Hcaly snare
drum; used very little; will ell
cheap for cash. Phone 1102, or call
at SliO Chcmcketn.
FOR SALF. Nice dry, high lot near
car line and school; paved street
east front. Price $300 if taken thin
week; terms. Inquire owner, 775
North Twenty-first.
LOGANBERRY pickers wanted. Apply
Mrs. V. F. Starr, one-fourth mile ca t
nf fairgrounds on Silverton road.
Phone 3S0. Carfare to and from fair
grounds furnished free.
NEW ti-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
fine corner lot, best corner in block,
on paved street and streetcar, 43000;
$11100 cash, balance (5 per cent, time
to suit. II. S. Bello, 124 North Lib
erty street
FOR SALK 26Va acres level land,
new eight room house, outbuildings,
barn and hay; l! ceres bearing ap
ples; l'i miles from Bethel High,
school; three miles from railroad; al
so dairy cows, young stock and hogs;
on milk condenser route; May milk
check $140; snap for ijuick sale.
S. W. Gass, Rickreall, Oregon.
FOUR THOUSAND ACRES
OF OREGON TIMBER SOLD
Portland, Ore, July 13. Timber on!
four thousand arrcs of Oregon and Cali-I
fornia railroad grant land in Columbia
county, Oregon, was ordered sold at '
public sales by Federal Judge Wolver j
ton in an opinion handed down todav
in the controversy that was t.ii'd out
before him last week.
The Nehalem Timber & Logging com
i any made an offer of $!.(( per thous
and lumber teet, or $1!2.10S.1; to the
Oregon and California company. .
IViause the land grant has been for
feited to the I'uited States and is in
litigation before the supreme court, the
NOTICE For the benent of the ranch
ers and those who cannot get their
meat in the day time, I will keep
open until U p. m. every night during
July and August. I will pay 22 cents
cash for eggs, and the highest market
price for veal at ull times. Price's
Cash Market, O. F. Price, proprietor,
312 North Comnicrcial street. Phono
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BURGHiiDT & MEREDIT3 -tesideat
Agents. 385 St U Btre
WOULD INVESTIGATE WARETJEG.
Washington, July' 13. Senator Poiii
dexter of Washington introduced in the
senate todav a r.'so'ntion suggesting
en-ent of Judge Wolverton had to bel"':,t iute:stati commerce commission
secured before t.ie sale was allowed. investigate the conmctieus of Paul M.
Judge Wolverton. however, directed j G arbing, one of President Wilson s
that the timber should be sold at pub- nominees for niembersiiip on the feiler.il
lie sale and stipulated that not less than I1""1'4 reserve board, and that of .Kuba.
tl.00 per thousand should be accepted. j '''"'h Company, with the financial
m , (history of the Rock Island railw..".
And some people count their chickens-Warburg is a member of the New York
foie the eggs are laid. I baukiug firm.