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1 J 1CI0HT THB DAILY CAPITAL JOTTBNAI 8ALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12, H- - Remodeling and Expansion Sale Goes Merrily on. At- tractively Priced Merchandise in Every Department GOVERNOR SORRY FOR DISGRACED OFFICERS nitnllll 10 IfCllAl arBuIletinS; establishes record GRAIN BOUGHT . . iwriV In.T 1 It was recommended ty i.overuur iaj.m...... - . ,jt officers or el permission iu on... - . - j : .. I mi t irl 11 17 lit il trou- Our Mr. H. W. Meyers advises us that he has found it necessary to cancel orders that were placed early for Women's Suits and Coats, for, since arriving in New York, he finds that the styles shown at that time were not up-to-the-minute and he is expressing daily shipments of the very newest fall and winter garments as they are brought out by the manufacturers. The new models are strikingly beautiful, showing a decided and pleasing change in fashioning, fabric and color. See these new arrivals, duction during Remodeling Sale. 257c re- W'ot tn.lnv that the five ii. i tj . 1 1; ,.t Thinl In- Italians for service .......... m . s.vUai;.'rmiiu lanirv oi mo v. . '"' ........ - a - .,.,,, in.enev siatcu i ..- -r- We pay the highest cash . prices for Wheat, Oats, Barley, I w- r . t Ail .m . innB of Capital Journal's Pressmen. 17 Kye, veicn, wneet Deed, etc. J. I'aly 8"nt: . V, t Tn, .t Noon. Gets 1 S.cks furnished or will km, Years um. t"- . , , . , J Married at Vancouver. Back on Job sacks if sacked. Tuesday Morning. pCllcieil IOr reillSHlg lO uur viu.n ..... in .. The I1CWS : their commissions revoked, be rem-. dispatci receive. here to.t.iv. inim. . REMODELING SALE SPE- I CIAL- Women7 s Newest Advance Styles-Suits, Coats and Dresses On Sale at a I Reduction of 25 Per Cent Anticipating the large orders which are being placed by our Mr. H. W. Meyers, who is now in the East on a purchasing trip, and to make room for the shipments which are crowding in upon us, we offer during this remodeling and expansion event your choice of Coats, Suits or Dresses at 25 less than regular price. The styles of these advance garments are guaranteed to be the very newest models for the coming season's wear. Why wait longer? Get your new fall Suit or Coat now and save 25. stated and nlaced upon the retired lift so that they may be eligible, for a com- mission in "ease "of war. The men who ; were suspended were Major Ryland O. I Seott, Captain Walter Tooze, Captain ! H. K. Williams, First Lieut. Richard ! Deieh, and First Lieut. H. C. Branm- bnugh. i The incident which cost these men their commissions happened during the maneuvers of the state militia at ((iray'a Harbor in 1912. Near a town called Gates, the Third resilient was ! suddenly ordered by C.enenl Mans, a j reijular army officer in command of ' the maneuvers, to break camp and ' march for about 3 miles across conn I try. The men had been marching that ! morning and manv of them had blis I ters on their heels. When they fin I ished their five mile march they were met bv orders to return as suddenly as I they came. About tins tune the olis t ters began to burn anew and several J 1 companies refused to make me return marcn as tne train on which inc. m-ic to leave would pass through this place the next dav when thev were to leave. The officers refused to make their men hit the hike and as a result the officers of several companies and the major were conrtinartiiiled and lost their commissions. The recommenda tion of the governor to whom the mat ter was referred for final settlement, will be taken ip by Adjutant General Fiuzer for final action, but it is thought the recommendations of the governor will be carried out. f GOVERNOR MAY CLOSE THE HUNTING SEASON was unconfirmed. Going to Vancouver, Washington,; marrying Beth Kyan, IS years old, loca telephone operator, Monday noon, audi buck to ms worn in i".'-- ST. rETKRSHl'KG, Aug. 12. The . -!... a atnieiiieut today de- H.llllirHiit - . . t;imiR .w '-- M ; . . daring that the Russian licet dominated (.t ita, tilUirnlli Tuesday morning, the Haltic sea. u i-.t , ttlls the ijuick nupiiui in(. czar's warships had captured -J (u'r-; n,.,t) U vcar- Id son of Mrs. John Hen- : man merchant vessels there. , U,U of ju.i south Liberty street. , I Bfnm.tt drew a big pay check Satur- LONDON, Aug. 12. rrince (.eorgooi iiv (. ir ox(rn W)rk ,urlB the) .ervia was seriously wounded " .;,, UI run f election pamph-, fragment from an Austnan she " '; on ,,u, 0ll,itu jmirlll,l ,,ress. Ilisj watching tlie Austrian "'"! mother was suspicions of his intentions, CLOVER BAGS We handle clover bags ami sell them at the lowest cash prices. Also, buy clover seed any where in valley. I according to a h received here news from' but not in time, and the sudden do- eiicy "lirt;,:';, to,he!p..rturo and culmination of events took of his brother, Alex of lielgrade. agenc Nish Serv right in favor ander. W81IIGTt)N, Aug. 12 Secretary; lull, south ot town, of State Hiyan admitted this afternoon ,lrAiii ,!"r.t. '.Sa. FORMER SALEM WOMAN foreigners landing in r.nglan.l. ni'iinle bv surprise They are living with the bride's sis ter Mis. S. 1 1'cttiiigill, on Reservoir D. A. White j & SONS i 251-261 State St. Salem, Ore. PROBABLY A SUICIDE; TlRl'SSKLS. Aug. 12,-The Germans were reported here today to have re-j sumed their attack on the Liege forts at Oakland, Cal., Aug. 12. An iinidenti dawn. Furious fighting was said to be tj(,, young woman, registered at tin Hotel Mcnlo here as ".Mrs. .lohn I mil NEW TODAY in progress. LIYKKI'OOL, Aug. 12. The Lusitania arrived here today. Its starboard tur bine broke two days out from New York. Its port turbine carried it to its destination, however. One destroy er was sighted but its nationality was not learned. tiOMK. pope has Aug. 1 1. (IVlayed) The cancelled practically all his: .,n(i'tir.iti..iiis. n nmi'h is lie upset n tne European war. lie prays for hours at a time. His attendants fear his, health will suffer. ! WASHINGTON. Aug. 12. Secretary r.ryan was advised today by the I'uited States consul at Nueremliurg, Germany, that Archer Huntington and his wife were well and were stopping at the Grand hotel in Nureinbuig. The iocs- :ifie was interpreicii as inraiuus; mm ov the German authorities. i: 1880 i THE HOUSE OF QUALITY XlGOODiGOODS 19 14 I'uless the famous Webfont skies drop a shower within the next few days, the continued drouth may result in a proclamation of the governor closing the hunting season until rain comes. Numerous fires have started since the hunting season opened, and 1. .1 .....l..- ...... 1... ,1... fire wnrdens. the forests nre so drv ! the lltintingtons ha.l been released now that a fire might cause immense damage. A number of complaints have been received by the governor, and re quests that the hunting season be clos ed, but he has also received a num ber of remonstrances from hunters pro testing against the dosing of the open season. "The situatioa is now well in hand," said Governor West this morning, "and the forestry department is watching closely. At present we can ti.l.e care of the situation, and when it is essen tial will take action, but I am not fully DIED. convinced that it is necessary yet. " : SVYKF.T Avery Sweet, aged 1 1 mouths, Unless a change, conies in the next! died at the home of his parents, Mr few days, liowcvor it may be necessary j and Mvs. George Sweet, I 117 Market to close the hunting season. i street, Wednesday morning, August 12, at 9:110 o clock. i.... il..., ..ik.Ii. .I.iiitli f i nit1 1 r i.lj', ..ii.iii, and again late yesterday in the maze of Oakland "s street traffic and tiieu. despairing of killing herself by that means, retired to her room in the hotel, drank iodine and is now dying. She was discovered shortly after she swal lowed the poison by a maid in the ho tel, and taken to the hospital. There is little hope for her recovery. For more than three hours yesterday "Mrs. Uunlnp" played with death be fore street cars and automobiles, walk- ling directly in their path time and j again. Kadi time, however, the motor man or ihautfeur proved too quick foi ; her and drew his car to a sudden stop. The first attempt at suicide was made in front of a street car passing; the Hotel Oakland. A score of guests watched with honor her movements ami 1 narrow escape. : A second attempt was made in front of the chamber of commerce. The woman is a handsome blonde i about X! years old. No note was left I giving a reason lor her act. One cent per word each inser tion. Copy for advertisements un der this heading should be in by 2 p. m. PHONE MAIN 81. KKMKMHKU Fred's Night Lunch. GIRLS WANTKI) ut Rodgers I'nper t.'.j. lKtl.LAl! Watches at Stone's drugstoie. f01.0GK Germane Ail. 12--Th Gazette announced today that Ku-; mania had joined Germany and Austria-; Hungary and would throw an invading: nr,v into Scrvill Till Jl.'cUl llcV of ' this' news was iniestioned. liuina'nia's n'",lP was the wife affiliations alwavs having been lius-dap sian. It had hitherto been It is supposed by people who knew them here that the above Mrs. .lohn of .lake II. )un- who was employed in the ticker thoii.'ht I house of the Salem Woolen Mills some GOOD oak wood ( all phone I2-F for sale; delivered. l'h'ACTK'AL nurse would like n;atcr nitv ease. I'hone C9-F-2. WANTKD Middlo aged woman lo keep house. Phono 49-F-4. Fl'RNlSIIKO housekeeping rooms for rent. 0!1 ..North Commercial. OLD TArERS foi carpets; 10 er.ts per hundred. Journal office. SrLENDID tarnished rooms at The Lineoln, housekeeping 633 Ferry. likely Bulgaria would invade Soma, and if this hnppeued, it was under stood Rumania would attack ight or nine last heard of Bulgaria. 1 ago. years ago. I hey in Salem about a were vea r WOULD RESURRECT COMMISSION CHARTER FOR SALF. Fresh, clean, vetch hay. A. I. Pettyjohn, R.F.D. No. S, Salem. LOST Brown leather bill purse, coa taining stamps and I0. Finder call ."HiTM. Reward. FOR SALK Seven passenger miss, o kiir; good condition; cheap. 1TI Suuih Commercial; phone I'll. VTTT'TT'T. .' '. .....T.T..T.TTTTT All Around Town t t TfffTTffFTTTfTTffTfTTT ot crop inspection in the northern part . The cause of death is not known, al- "The commission charter has been1 of the colllitv and he renovts t-lint the ihrnorh oliciu-imw wen. ejillc.l. The ..i :.. i c. ... .u . , I, i . - - --i ..... w.. -icci'iii; iii me nitinis ui ine ciiiiini 1 1 ice j oats and wheat in tne district north- child had been sick for four days and for the past six months'' declared1 United Artisans gathered this after-iwest of Mt. Angel and Silverton is the ! suffered greatly, but medical science Conncilmau Macy this inoi-niii", "audi iiuoii iu niu laiigiuuiiua uir uieir minimi niiest ne nns ever seen, lie visited tne could give no relict. The tuneial wili:ai th, noxt meetiii" of picnic nun jouy up. a joiiy uuncu oi Aiirams and kiiiid laim in the northern he held tomorrow afternoon and inter- FOR RKNT One Mock from the ;.p itol, one nice bedroom, modern. :o0 North Summer street. s-ai'io acres of fine land; lirko . 1100, onlv $200 down, balance long time. Bechtel & liynon, 317 State. the lodge members and tueir friends end of the county and found the crop; meat will prooahlv bo made in were present. The affair will be eon-; conditions good. View cemetery. tinned through the evening, when ice o cream nnd other good thing3 will be Mrs. Birdie Sliafer, of Salem, is in PERSONALS served about 7 o'clock. this citv visiting several relatives aud nm going to introduce a resolution ask- or,.., I ;t inn. t'nllv eouiPDed; cost prieo lo0, easy terms! I'hone 7S5M. He AMUSEMENTS. BLIGH State, between Liberty and nigh) Motion pictures "The Million Dollnr Mys tery," great production which cost the Thanhauscr company one million dollars to produce, now being shown at the Bligh and printed on Saturdays in the Capital Journal. Also KeyBtone comedy. GLOBE (State, between Lib erty and High) Motion pic tures of "Lucille Love, tho Girl of Mystery", last serios of thrilling story. Also Bathe reel "The Capturing of Tig ers in Hindu, China." Pipe organ music by L. V. Meier. o I friends. Kugene Guard Peaches for sale. At E. R. Ryan's1 o public market tomorrow, Early Craw- Returning from your vacation, the pany will receive drying apples after! fords will be for salo at oOc a box. I first need is groceries. Call up L. .V. August ii. i iioue vnv. uoou (irieca ineso ooxes contain .) pounds eacn i uoggs oc i o., and get the best at no paid. The suit of the U. S. National hank of this city against George C. Shefflcr will be apuealed to tho supreme court, according to advices received from At torneys Conley nnd DeNoffe. This case has been dragging in the courts for some time, and transcripts of the evidence and papers have been ordered. Attention, Artisans and United Artisans! families will hold The their and equal n crate and a half. They higher cost ure oicncu ripe mid nru iar superiur in flavor to any other peach on the market. If. B. Keller, of Coqnille, is in Sa lem for a short time. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Shields and daughters, Mildred and Lena, of Daven port, Wash., who have been the guests of Attorney and Mrs. l!ov F. Shields, o of Kill.) North Fifth street, left today. Car Smith, assistant secretary of the, They have been visiting friends in the state railroad commission went to Willamette vallev since May. I......I.....I i..., i i . -. .- . ui .u.,.i inni. mum iu nueini iu some .mis. Ij. li. lioor, ot (loodnow. Wash. matters in connection with was in Salem vesterdav. Innminl nicnii' nt thn fnirirrnnniln Wn.l Strictly fresh ranch eggs 25c per dozen at Sperling's, 311 N. Commercial. Jack C. Mack, who was formerly a barber in Gilson's shop iu Halem, is now very sick at a sanitarium in Boston, ac cording to information which has just been received here. nesdav afternoon and evening, August ' 'J18 mversity at 12th. Supper at 7 p. m. Come with 1 1 ll.vi'tte- full baskets and have o- On account of the closing of the Wil- business ininetto university summer scnool at, tne commission. i j. yy v.unowii on Hunowa nine in eastern. o M.s. .1. W. Coleman and Kvelvn M. Oregon, Professor Jamas T. Matthews,! W. S. U Ren, of Oregon City, filed! c'oloiuait. all of Kugene, are registered nuu iiiiu ciiuiku ui mo tn-iiuui, is ex-, ..." j'ciniuii lur citmimuie lor governor. t hg Salem hotel pected duck in tins city tnis evening or; on tne inuepeiuient ticket nt the office tomorrow. The school closed Friday; of Secretary of State Olcott today, and immediately thereafter the pro-1 The petition contains 3023 uames eii fessor took a jaunt over into Idaho, I dorsing the candidacy of Mr. F'len. wnere no gave some tains in Denait ot i "c minimum nnmner required is eiser. 1' nut and nnd -,iuo ' ing waat nas necome ot it. I he com- mission has had a year to prepare the j measure, which is ample time to foriiiw- i late several charters such as Salem , needs. I Topic are beginning .to rjues-1 tion tho good faith ot the committee.; lowing to the delay." I r. ! Councilman Macv is of the opinion TO TUADK for automobile, lord pio that the matter should be brought from : 1'eried, 10 acres grapefruit laml " I hiding and placed before the people fori Manateo county, Florida. ! their approval or disapproval. I Journal. . 1 ' It is high time that the commission i . -, , T , ., . f,;i.. i,,rscv cow, j charter should be printed nnd jdaced U sALj- bo "tU neiore ne citizens . tor discussion, sa.d ; ; -cntlc; '351 North Twenty- ... . uiisiHoic i ii i s morning. IL'C! citizens are tired of the work done nv! i FOR SALK Cheap, steel range and Opal heater and otner household ar ticles. 910 North Fourteenth; phono !22li. test; very gcutlo. Inst street. iV-0,T.r.' .I' 1,1'ii'il:.,'rl0,"a,,:'!,k' V th its bickerings j j i nvRTV.ROSKOALE fruitmen. O.it and unbusinesslike methods. u .i t 0,,.l vetch hay for salo. police situation is enough to' i,' t.:ii haul. K. Tearcy, Rt. Si The OuIO S PRIMARIES. good time. Williamson's lightning sure-cure pow- Columbus, Ohio., Aug. 12. Congress man Willis defeated ex-State Senator Todd for the republican governorship nomination. Governor Cox won the disgust anyone nnd shows the vital need of a new form of government for the city. It is the modern way of doing il'OR things and is bound to conic sooner or later and the sooner Salem adopts n modern plan the better it will bo off." Pown ldionc 30-F-ll. SALE reaches; fine qoal'tf Crawfords for canning. Louis i mund Vruit Baneh, Kaiser Bottom. Phono 29-F-3. Delivery. Charging that one copy of the En-: democratic renomination over Conoress-I .!..,.' A I riesto dispatch cyclopaedia Iiritannica, eleventh edi- man Whitacre. i1, ', ,n, a nor5 . l0,l,,' -v t,,s omero r.v r, t.. j iter for snro tinche.l hnrs.w iu iriiiirniitn...l tion, in Jndin naner and lioninl in Robert , rnisor ,l,.f..nt...l '.,...oa,., ' . u'"11 tlte.t that eoisatMS !ia tiouu vuuiuueii, who urowiieu ounuuy - ---- - .-i i i..,.. i,- v ,i ' , , I ,,,, , . ............. v...s. who drowned Sunday ' ''''r iox Bor0 "ehed horses is guaranteed t'on, in Jndin paper and bound in Robert i rosser defeated Congressman t former resident of j t0 cllro tho wor9t 'Bae ot sore ne('k in ! !,,10,'l"'l''" had been purchased for $180' I'.ulkeley for the democratic, congres- diived nt the Siib.m 'llr,,e days or money refunded. Get it""1' "lat m,t $3 o? this amount had'sional nomination. umber nf l lr. Z ' Wmfer, dealer iu leather goods. 187 be," l"1'1' Murray C. Wheat brought: Mayor Baker of Cleveland supported w Pnrk l ,! I Soth Commercial. sl"t against K. D. Bradley today rh i Bm.io.lev. " ew Park. Ho leaves i. ..:.,.;. ,.,., .,,,. ... .... j Strictly fresh rancli eggs 25c por dozen at Sperling's, 311 IS. Commercial. o at l.mnton, was a Salem, being employed Woolen Jlills a number and residing in Yew a wife and two children. His wife is a (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. God frey of this city. Luther J. Chapin, Marion county ag ricnlturist, has returned from a tourto tno plaintiff the circuit court. The claim of the. publishing company has been assigned The United Artisans and their famil ies will hold their annual picnic nt the stato fairgrouuds Wodnosdny nfternoon and evening, August 12. Lunch nnd ice cream will bo served at 7 p. in. The evening will be devoted to games and other amusement. Bring a full basket ami have a good time. o recover from the attack. v TTT'T r i -ii i AsaUol Bush, son of Asahel Bush, Frank bhedeek, who dins been ,11 for the ,,ttnkl,r of ,; ,it ,y(l nmlsU(, ,llst itnar tpvornl rlnva with itmeilitio ia ...... . " . f . t vii i ' night hy bncod lop ISpencor for vinln- ter today Y esterday he had a h.Bh J t of th(! cit .,l , 1 d onlinancMi fuUl, ht.f it II OVtkdi.lllil liu ..-.11 u.win ... .... - 1 . v , .v . Ilv ovm.i. ..(,,,, i, itfiihihittt mntiir enra fr.m trnv..!. i;ig fiutT than 20 miles an hour within tho corunrnie limits. He nmioiin. 1 h.. in. AienaeiBonn, specialist in ntng,iri ,'udge Klgia this morning -it :(M glasses correctly. U. S. bank building oVb ck. pleaded guilty to the chin-go ? jnnd wus tined 10, which he paid. . This morning about 5:15 the fire 10 boys were called out, presumably to a state Insurance Commissioner J. W. fire at the corner of Court and Com-i Ferguson has gone for a weeks fish mercinl streets. Both the auto fighters ; ing trip upon the Molullv. Mr. Fergu rushed to the scene of the supposed 1 son has the reputation of being an ex- conflagration. Ihe call proved to be; pert fishermau and it is said that merely a fire drill. The cistern at tne i when he mado his trip last vear that intersection of the pumped out. two streets was : he brought back tho Teal fish and did not resort to up-to-date fiction to recount his prowess with the rod and lino. Dr. Utter, dentist, phone 606, Salem Bank of Commerce building. . . - o A suit to recover money was filed in the circuit court today by Boy C, Stroud against 8. Z. Bartley and wife. It is alleged in the complaint thut a bill of 44.50 for professional services rendered is due Dr. E. E. Fisher and 'The theft took place about 6 o'clock that Dr. Fisher has assigned his claim , So far no trace of the machine has been to the plaintiff. found. It is believed it will be located . o I on a road leading to some nonr-Vy The Salem Fruit Evaporating com-J town. i mm Your Eyes May or may not be alike. You may not need glasses. The only way to find out is to have your eves CAREFULLY EXAMINED. Then if you need glasses buy them if you don't, you will be frankly told so. ' In any event you will be fairly treated. Police officers were notified lastl night by H. Willsou, who is tho Salem I representative or the San Francisco JtM 1 Jf if j Life Insurance company, that his motor-' IVllSS J, iVlCLsUll OCll. r cycle had been stolen when he left it oni the bank of the river to take a swim, Optometrist. 291 N. Com'l St., Ground Floor Hours 9 to S. Phone 92S A JtRtgnient in the sum of $102.08 and costs was granted this morning by Judge Galloway in the case of C. Z. liandall against Jessie Austin. The decree held that the defendant was a trustee in the sum of $3.(100 for the benefit of the creditors of the estate of J uli ii M-.iich, deceased. Rev. P. S. Knight, who has been ill since he received a tall a short time ago, was reported as bciiiL' much bet- iter this morning. He is anxious to get' I back to his work again as he wishes to! complete the organization of Rural j Chapel, a new church he has been build-! ing near the fairgrounds j Strictly fresh ranch i dozen at Sperling's. 311 X. Coinniorci!.! S. J. Ranson has moved from the farm north of the eitv tn Kikt...... ,..,.i jhis wife, who has beoil at Rock Island, in., tjr some time- past, is expected soon. Mr. Rogers, of Salem, has rent ed the farm formerly owned by Mr. Hanson, now owned by Hnrrv W. Dunn. Kugene. Register. Members of the Salem dub are signing up for a big run toi Mehama Sunday, where a picnic w ill I be held. The run will start from the! club rooms at S o'clock. The followin.M have signed for the run: J. S. Cher rington, Cliff 1'arker, Herbert Savage,! Hob Peilick, G. A. Cherrington, Miller I B. Hnyden, Watt Shipp, L. E. Weeks ' R. Crothers, Clifford Farmer, Philip I Andregg, Ralph Schindler. Chester Frazer, B. F. Blunk, Al Clevelnn; ind G. . Adams. i I H LIG Theatre TODAY and THURSDAY Third Episode "The Million Dollar Mystery" wiped out two Austrian brigades which had invaded K'l-sia near Kietgeni;. WANTEO-Cigar salesman to sell ti gars, cigarettes, tobacco to d.al r , llOO per month, P day v. ig expenses. Amber Tobacco t o., ton, Mass. . . Dollar watches at Stone's drugstore.; cioOD FARM 83 Vi acres, 60 m cn.t-, o ' j ci0ver, good buildings a Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Arney are in the; Waver dam land. 4.i miles to statio city from Snoknne. iecrit.iii,T at n..:..- jh.itci r.or n.'re. See Marion. Mr. Arney will spea.. at tho commercial club banquet tonight. Trice $ 107.83 per acre. Mills. 275 State. ! FDR SALE-Two four-step cone pulleys 'Vice Ccmmerclalized" At 8 12-10 inch diameter; 16 feet l 2 lock tonight in the First Christian! shaftinfi and hangers, almost ' h, comer Center ami llii.h tr..,,t ,.honn if taken nuickly. Anqmic A large amount of most beautiful- M., Journal office. - reriopticon views will be shown b 7. , ,nnm cot- l.. .Macl.aren. state neniten-l run liii.M-" l" .-;, in ' - 1 - ... 1., jLinpiu. ' " I'hiu Ki ln "TRIUMPH OF MIND" three parts. A powerful drama based on mental psychology. "HER FRIEND THE BANDIT" A Keystone comedy. Another big laugh. 1 . . , . 11 hnjun i 1. ti.u cnapiain ami general superintend-1 tagc wmi nm V"'. fuvnaoo. cut ot the Pacific Coast Rescue and' kitchen, range in ba '.'"T;.th Four 1'iotective Society which is venrne.itn,. electric lights, etc. Ul 1... -. ... . 'T . . , ... nt iiouic. tccntli street. 1.0ST-1 Kugiish poiTn;;'; ... 1 ditriK t'.i. niacK aim mi ! here by Rev. A. J. Lucas. sniiorint.M,.l.' cat of the Salem Commons. The amount of work done by this society is both large and worthy of the most deepest sympathy. Maiiv pictures of redeemed victims from ' the liienous White Slave Traffic will be shown. A very large attendance is urged. o ok spot en ifeturn to ,ln I'm Sta'.c Long, phone 4(10, at feed and Thirteenth st. Reward ! FOR G per ecu- COMING FRIDAY and SATURDAY "WAR IS HELL" The Greatest Picture of the Age in Five Reels 5c 10c Eight members of M comnanv. Third n giment (). N. C.., will go to the rifle I range at Fin.er Thursday to spend the 'vT ,0t ,hl' werk Poetising Shooting.' Ihe boys will shoot for places on the; team that will represent the company1 at the annual state shoot which will be MOTOR BOAT for sale or ..1 m. Mimas tne latter part of 1 this month, shooting on the range is! extremely dffficult now on account .jf the nazy condition of the atmosphere,! but as this condition prevails at Clacka mas also, they will attempt to get used to It. First 1. ii.ntmiu.it lo u.. X- ' will have charre nf ttm .i.,toii tk.iTiii. tie-st lmv in the vain. ; .;(, i"- i farm on the famous Howcii ,. black ears; one ma nml one on bacK new a-room uousc . . t.u jtt- Trice .ttlllll , U" iiim .Inwn. bal. trine, ,f. A. Mills, 275 SUtstr; . ful, graceful, speeu.', htJj equipped, including "bell, flags, life preservers, pn'"l f et,. whistle luxurious e"sl"0".9' K;oveH' in fi., shane and a bargain- n,.a c )itol at Vaion. 1 au v.., - 1 . Sl'.a " range Shortly after 2 o'clock this after noon the thermometer in front of Barr's jewelry.store registered several degreej above the 10(1 mark. After that the red line began to descend. Monday was the hottest so far this week when tha red line rau up to nearly 105. 75 A. ings farm on the famous J oj bui,(, i. under cuitiv""" ., go0,i rich deep black 1 water; beautnui crowini.'' time to buy wmie - ea?t. Keason for selling got w h Will sacrifice. Pr." 0 SH See my agents, Beehtel S C the council I I 10,1-1 irjiAN MOTOiiCYCLK in fhio J ...... 1. 1. j i'"" .. .. . j-in.l. State.