EIGHT
THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 191.Tr
In
Today and Tomorrow in Our Shoe Section
FREE DEMONSTRATION
By Noted Foot Specialist for All Foot Sufferers
For the benefit of all who have foot troubles, whose feet ache or pain, who
tire easily, we have arranged for the services of Mr. C. S. Mappin, a noted Chicago
Foot Specialist, who will be at our store today and tomorrow.
Consult Him His Services are FREE And You
Will Not be Obliged to Purchase Your Shoes Here
There's a Scholi Appliance for Every Foot Ailment
or Deformity
Scholl's Bunion Reducer for the bunion
or enlarged joints. Reduces and pro
tects the bunion or enlarged joint.
Scholl's Toe-Right for overlapping
small toes and soft corns between the
toes a sure cure.
Scholl's Fixo Corn Plaster guaranteed
to remove corns.
Scholl's Fixo Foot Powder antiseptic
healing and pleasant to the feet.
Scholl's Footdok cures perspiring and
sweaty feet.
Scholl's Toe-Flex for bunion or overlap
ping toe.
The House of
Quality
All Around Town
rffTTTTf TTft
Dr. Mendelsonn, lyeclnllst In fitting
glasses correctly. U. S. bank bldg.
I. 0. 8 21112 Hubbard building.
The river today Is 3.B feet above low
wale- mink and slowly rising. No rain
fall has been recorded for the last ill
hours,
i Dr 0'N1'1. opioniotrlHt
11 ,,",h
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Tli. fimornl services of Angus Mac -
Donald will be held Saturday at I ..'ID
. in. from the Terwelliger liome Pnr -
The Capital Lumber Co., 310 South.
Twellth. Building material of nil kimls.
Absolutely pure Tokalon Cream'
Until s.
The Emerson Club will ..meat to.'
night with Hi'. I'lorii A. HiowMcr, at
) "imii l'..') llubbaid building. Com-'
petisatinu is the topic for tonight. All
lovers and students of Knicrson Hie
eoidiiilly invited lo these meetings. j
Sowing machines. We are closing out
some nice ilmpn Is, S, tlL'.ln, s I ", i
if'-'o, V'.'fi, Come at once If you want a
murium', lilo Slut,, sheet',
Mrs Jnnnlo Hunk, house gi'ost of Wrs.
11 it it It Thii'iipBiiii of Hnlciii Heights, lini
just bought n Imililiii'! site on Nob llilll
nnd w ill soon begin the election of n '
liiodcin bungalow,
Learn how to make s really good cup '
of ciilfce toiiioi'iow bv iittcinling Hie
free demonstration bv Miss Ncl-on al
the llnggiiia (hoceiy Co., IL'I Simlh
I'oiumeicinl street,
J. A. Low!, formerly of Spokane, but
now living on a lOncie tind that iie
has n illy purch I near Liberty,'
wns in the city today. Mr, Lewis is
prcpiting to pianl the had iu fruits
this spring.
Best cronmery butter 3,10 per pound.
The Huggim, (iioceiy Co., 1-1 South
oinmcicial street.
0. Tulks, recently here from Cnnndo,
tn lav ei.'hnnged rcsid e property
In Independence for 100 acres of laud
In Washington, the deal being handled
by .1. K. Scott.
A large booster nlssa Is being organ
Wed Tor the Knights ami Ladies of
Socuiity. Tlil chins will be Initiated
Meyers large Ready-to-Wear Salon a Splendid Early
Showing of
New Spring Suits, Coals, Dress
es for Women and Misses
A delightfully attractive display of fashion's newest
garments are shown in the newest fabrics and colorings
for spring and summer. The many deft touches of the
garment designers and the many different modes of
trimming has brought out a large variety from which to
choose. We cordially invite an inspection of these new
arrivals.
Scholl's Foot Baser A foot rest
eases the feet, gives absolute rest to
muscles and nerves light and springy
equalizes the body's weight and gives
a buoyant and graceful step.
Scholl's Tri-Spring Arch Support for
severe cases of flat foot and for persons
of heavy weight gives an upward,
springy pressure to the key bone of the
arch.
Scholl's Absorbo Corn Pads remove
corns and callouses by the process of
absorption; also prevents shoe pressure.
v
JLiCOODlCOODS
f
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fit ll.v next week, llistiict Manager
Ihonuis, o Portland, coming here to
assist in the work.
Dollar watihos at Stone's drug store.
To the frnltirrowor the prospocts
never looked biigbtei, says '. O. Con
stable, county fiuit inspccliir. Wight
i.mui fl,., I'tiiil , I....,.- ...:.l. il...:..
ovtlc-lprnaing and spraying iu all parts of
!the county, uad it I ) the fruit in-
(specter pretty busv allcnding to the
1 ,uli,, liK 'm,.,.
j T!,0 p..flo rho-0 Co, haV), oucnod
iup mi art studio iu connection with
tli en- post i'ii id and kodak finishing de-
pnitinciit. We will malic nothing cheap
Hut our great finishing equipment en
ables us to give you big uliio for your
money,
There Is nothing In the photo lino
that we cannot make.
Fosl cards, the best, $1 a dozen.
Call and soo those folders we mtiko
for .tl.'lo n ilocn. I'liiitic Photo Co,,
Kooiu I'alliin block,
WEXFORD
TODAY AND SATURDAY
"THE MASTER KEY"
Hotter than everSec the
plunge of the racing automobile
through the burning bridge,
milking the most thrilling and
renliistie scene of Its kind ever
fib I its fascinating ever
iiiiiinle.
THE WORLD TAMED
"Mary Fuller"
"THE VIRTUOSO"
A comedy diamn of the kind
that jou like Miss Puller In,
"TICKLE ELSIE"
A Powers Comedy
MATINEE DAILY 3 TO B
ONE JITNEY
n
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A new auto parcel delivery is one
of the latest business enterprises for
the city. C. fl. Mclilroy, formerly with
the 'treat Northern Kxpress Co., has
resigned his position with that eien-
puny and will bo ready for business
l .,1.1. 1
..in 1 1-ii it
Stating that the exhibits of the Wil
Inut.'tlc Valley association were in the
lead, W. F. (Iroves, comiuissioner from
inniiiill countv, wired rred S, Bvuou
, y f()r ,1,,ljlionl(1 rruit ,x,s i or-
der to further extend the fruit
lisplay
shown bv the association.
I Try the Electro Prismatic Wave Gen
'eratur nt tlilsnu's barber shop. Some
thing new.
Cnptaiit Lorenzon, of the Salvation
Armv, tins just returned with Lieuten
ant Colonel Scott, ol (Scntlle, from an
cxlcii'lcd tour of the valley, including
Kugcne, Albany ami several other cities.
While in Kugcne they made Hrraugc
inents to establish a barrnckn in that
city williiu the next month.
Boo Loekwood first before buying or
tenting a typewriter. Ilicji guide ma
chillis of nil kinds lit most reasonable
pries, cash or easy payments. . Watch
the window at 210 North Cotniuerclnl
street.
W. A. Clements, who has for some
time past been employed with Cue Wiley
II. Allen Co., left yesterday for Han
I I'nini sen, where he has accepted n
position with the Nnitonal Cash Regis
ter Co., with ofliccs on the exposition
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' liiiiiiiius. iiiiijin .ocrcer nas iiiuen tnei
position with the Wiley It. Allen Co. j
L, A. Lupton, advertising and dis
play man for the Meyers department
store, returned this morning from Port
land, where he has been unending the
Hose City Hisplny association, Tois is
a new association with mer ,111 mom.
bets, its object being to get together all
the window display men of the state
in 'iiscuss unit exchange, ideas,
After trying three wooke of Wyoming
weather, J. Vogtliu has returned to Sn- . . , .
Inn and savs this clininte is good , Kind We lliake.
enough for lilni. Mr. Vogtliu wns ynnl
muster nt the Southern Pacific yards,'
bill ..bout three weeks ago decided to Alt fnl. Rhlirlon iPIlSPS
return to Ills tWiner homo In Wyoming., "flSK 11,1 HUUUll It-iiBLS
Three weeks of winter climate in Wy
oming was enough t.i satisfy him,
Bhoriff J. J. Campbell, of Lstnh
county, Iduhu, aimed iu Sulci., today
to take Asa Ti.nliill buck hi Moscow
to otjiml trial on n buiglnry rhatge.
Sherilf Campbell took ocensiou to com
pliineut Shcilt'f Ksch on the capture 11'
Tiii'hll at West Sla.vton Thursday
evening. He ssys that times nre good ii.
Idaho and that It is n farming conn
'try nnd most of the wheat growers took
adv.intage of the high prices of wheat
.(hut there is lots of money in the roun
'try. No iinemploveil prublems confront
the officers' in that country, as there
is plenty of work anil lota of good jobs
but no "positions," and things go off
with a dash in Idaho which will not
permit of any loitering. .
A new agent has been appointed to
take charge of the local Cireat Northern
Kxpress Co., taking effect today. V.
8. Poster, w'ho has been agent here for
some time, will be transferred to Spok
ane, and Sunford Junes, of St. Paul, has
jbeen assigned to this office, ('has. K.
Kichurcls, traveling auditor, ot scuttle,
is. h?,-e today checking up the books be
fore the new agent takes charge of the
office.
Misses Alma Ashby and Ruth Van
I'ntten, of the (Tent rul Congregational
church, lire nttending the state con
vention of the Christian Endeavor
which is being held nt Kugcne thin
week.
"After Twenty-Five Years," is the
subject of un address to be given nt
r.ugene haturduy evening ny rror. J.!'" .
C. Nelson, principal of the h.gh school. aplnn declares no lei tors to or from
The address is to be delivered before j labor lenders in alifoinia were seized
the
Beta Theta Pi fraternity at their:
...I I..:.:., ll .... 1 .
annual initiation banquet.
i Ollson's barber shop has just received
a new Upliance known as nil electric
.prismatic wave generntor which pro
duces remarkable results in electric
'massage, etc., and gives forth blue
lightning in any desired quantity on
the elast provocation. It makes use of
tho least provocation. It makes use of
from a direct electric current is capable
of sending out Bevernl million vibra
tions per second.
At the meeting of the Maccabees
Wednesday night at -McCornack ' hall,
addresses were .made by several promi
nent lodgn men not associated with the
.Maccabees. Among those speaking
Iwere State 'ommiiiider of the .Macca
bees ,1. W. Sherwood, State Commander
nf the Knights ami Ladies of Security
Thomas, State Organizer Siiunioiids of
tne Woodmen of the World, find rrniik
Mutter, reading clerk of the senate.
J After the regular session mid addresses,
a banquet wus served by the Indies of
ihe lodge.
I The case of William Jones charged
with bootlegging was tried this nl'ter
'noon in police court. Witnesses for the
icity testified that Jones gave a pint of
liquor to Holla Howe, who in turn gave
it to them. Witnesses also testified
that tell gallons of liquor ill pints was
delivered at the O. C. T. dock, January
; 27, consigned to. William Florence,
'. which was delivered at the home of
Wililum Jones, corner of llith and B
I streets. Attorneys Walter Keys nnd
Fred Lamport are appearing for the de
Ifendant, William 11. Trindlc represent
ing the city.
I Tho children who come to the story
I hour on Saturday morning are to have
a special treat, for Mr. Ilotsou prom
ises io tell them stivies of our two
heroes, Washington and Lincoln. Many
I of th-.' children already know what good
! stories Mr. Ilotion toils, ami all may
know if they will come to the public
library on Sntiirdny morning nt !I::I0.
lie sure to be on time, and lose none
lof the pleasure. The animals from the
Noah s ark will probably not be on
I exhibition much longer than that day.
I The book, "I'ipoN of Clovis, " for
which so nianv children have asked, has
come, ami will be put. into circiilatiu.i
in the morning.
Dp -id litnpv Hnvor
ViVUm f fnimfprfpi'tprc
i iviiiii vi vvuiuviivuvitf,
Sun Frnncisco,,, Feb. II). Hurry
Thomanii, a jitney bus driver, whosoi
dead bodv wns touud in his nutomohilei
hero early today, was the victim of
tho vengeance of a gang of counter-!
feiters, whose secrets he is alleged to
have betrayed to tho federal author- ,,,., y 0. VnuK,in lln,j D. . Jos ! -e -e
''ml'. . .i i i .i 'who testified that they purchased two I J.uiics' reouest tiint no religious ser-
.,b ' I!.,. rhlHnerno'n,, I.1 ' whisky from l,Le. , The uJJ:: W ...'., Aer his ho,,yil. be
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ZZm ot MnmiAu isd Z
lars, together with n, number of spur-
ious i is. Tho find was made by A.
S, Moiinhnn, a deputy iu the public
administrator's nil ice.
Thn Thoi;,; imd furnished Ihe
federal authorities with information
which placed them upon the hack of
a counterfeiters gang is the eouvic-j."' " ... , , , , , ., ,
tion of the officers working on the', llMn h,s own behalf declared that
murder case. Thomann, they believe, nev" '" r ''' w,-
,.,. .., : ... ni.. ..!,.-,.
to th? federal agents, and was trying
to earn .... honest living when mur -
deed bv his former companions.
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The finding of a gold watch, M.O.i
in i.., un, , ,,,,.,..,. --v....
rhoinanu s bodv first gave the polb o
n clue thill the motive was revenge.
When your eyes depend
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011 glaSSCS, JTOU Want glilSSOS
you can depend upon. The,
and Shur-On mountings.
Miss A. McCulloch
OPTOMETRIST
208-209 Hubbard Bid?.
Phone 109
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!Hr.nMf.imnn!
Alleged Dynamiter of Los
Angeles Times Talks of
Charges
I
Port Orchard, Wash., Feb. 19. David
Cntdan. in iuil charged with beinir a
participant in the dynamitinir of the ''W, i
' , ' . , " , , sterdam from New Orleans with a enr-
lo Angeles limes bmlding.-devoled g0 of oi1j fithpr struok
a mine or was
the, greater part of an interview today torpedoed in the Straits of Dover to
to denving lurid details gent out from (lay- Eighteen members of the crew
hre immediately following his arrest '?"! " nlu'',.V pilot ore missing, and
in his cabin, lie denies that any high i
1inri,l,ll ,lvni,tn um.li no lit.,., i.un.l in
.. , , . first move bv the Hermans in currving
the Los Angeles Tunes destruction was;in(o ,lffe,t ,jlrir ,ocklue ng.ylmt Kn(,.
discovered. land
He declares emphatically, moreover,: .m r,rm(ln Bu,,mrin0 r.1(, t,.,.otlo
hnt he can prove he never was ...side 0(1 rumuh off Dieppe w hile en
Los Angeles. He admits, however I tonU, tv,m ,Illvrc , Dunkirk. The sub-
P...B .".ougn . -re as a news agent
on Southern Pacific trains,
Was
A stick nnd a half of dvnamit
n nni in nis in tie c in n two mi es iut.
of Rolling Bav, on Kainbndge Island,
just across the bay from Seattle, but
this is a far ory from the mtro usedl
c . . . , . ., .
,1 wrec ,nK the newspaper plant, lie. , , M '
i X .HV I ilr'7 i 0f.,"'-C,"";Hne. I'umps were started immediately,
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i i ' i 4 t,
a week shaving the residents of Bnin-
briilge. From the 2 or so a week that
he made from that source an the
,. . . , - . . 1 11 IIMIIIUI'IP til Ut r, C It'll III IIH-BV
. " i ; timl Imvo not boon heiinl from siikh.
nhu to contribute sonmtiiuiir t"i the, , . -.i
u, .1 i' . -e 1 v -i 1 Hp v oral voluiitcprH remainpd with
f liica '0 '"i""' " ta"i" Dovlr
Caplan has lived in Mils neighbor- tuPs a"'v,,!l "ml t0Vl 1,.or W.",m"i
i..i t. ....:...:... .. . ,! As there nre no mines in the channel
iiv iiiiiiiiitu un, 1111 iiui'ii ve un and .i i .it,-.
has been in South Afri,-n, Europe er' w"l-"!-. struck B r,t
3 other distant spots mentioned' 'fl'' '"?'"y authorities declare th at ,f
never
or the other distant spot
111 1 lie earlier account.
He took particular pains to deny
that his arrest was, in his oninion, a "1 "u.Ly tne .ennans. 11 i as gc, -frnmeun
on the nart of the Horn, le-!'""? 1"'"'vl"1' '""ver, that the- Bel-
tective agencv, and spoke highly of the.;r"" rmoi.
treatment he had received from the TK"! m,mon f"1 wen,
1 withheld from passengers today, and
Caplan speaks with a pronounced;
foreign ncceur. lie nns tno nppear
nnce of an ordinary working man. and
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i'r nun ri:niiiii-i i-,-miiiii u i.i jiii-n iu
represent him, and will not ilscuss hi
nu til 1, n nniiPn,.fl.i .. in. )i,.
, - 'j The Dutch stenmer Helena was stop-
OmCIAL COMMENT WITHHELD. P''(1 ''V a Zeppelin today. After ns
. certuining the vessel's identity, the pil-
nr 1 . , ,n . . ot of the Zeppelin .signalled the Helcun
Washington Feb. 19.()ff,c,al com- , ' This was the first time,
r'.M0.'', 'T,rm.0r"'1''''m W"8iwitl, the exception of the raid on the
withheld today at (he Japanese em- B . , h ' h , Zomm hav
H. . . . . .-.
was pointed out t lint the seeming"
discrepaiieies in the number of .claims; w "by B MHsh o. frills t
n!"b, .1: l Ziid'b "r:?!f7' r ryr:zr "ri,,K
. i. i w 1 . i . a i taken to prnfeet poawt tnwno. 1
dained It wa suggesled that Japan Frtl,rr,,msfl o( R,lips wore ,.,,,
might have regarde, some of its de- . , j not known whclher
.lands as no, of sufficient : importance . , ,
to Miclude ,n its men orandun, or that J . , k f , ,.
it may have withheld some of them. . "a"'" v
.Inpun, it wns generally believed iu)n t,'l'
official circles here, will niake further i m '
explanation lo the Cnited States. t
it nppenrs that America is laboring un-1
der a false impression ns to Japan's I
attitude. i
RolIa Howe Convicted
r ill t t n
ot illegal booze jelling ;
aT
UlUa Umc W11H (,nnvicted of selling!
iqU(jr eonU.,lty t u,v
in police court '
Vesterdav afternoon and lmvcii a fine of I
ii,,,. ,',i, i:,:, ; i;"
if I OH, or the limit in jail.
timony recountcii tlmt Vnugiin uskeil
H"We fHr B0",C li,'"r "ml H0W '"'''I'liillips, who defcnO
Vaughn then gave Howe twu
I fifty cent pieces nnd later re-
mur l(, ,
,.,., , ..,. ' ,,.
turned to a rear room in one of the
pool halls of the pity. Here he met
"'il.,i",m J"""" ""
'"V"' "M"-"
"w0 1111(1 "wo ivc ,1,u ''""".v t0
ncsses nnu innr lie never
O- llo wus not represented by un
iW - ''"J 1 -j!'' -h ' ''"
i"? M lary, Smith and Shields, was
(111 tit- f.r HIiil iMllilit illln flillll-t lIliFlt till
n..,u .,j
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in 1 1 ,1 nr 11M..111. 1 '"K-
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.iiuiirii nun im,i nK, xiiiiiK.-n ,-i
the merits of the case, ns he did not
Hunt nnything to do with such cases.
I " If your honor, yourself, were cliarg-
i imI with bootlegging,, you would have to
get someone else to iletcnd yon, sunt
Mr. Smith nnd he withdrew from court.
TODAY AND TOMORROW
' Superb Photoplay Production of the Immortal Story
"The Hoosier Schoolmaster"
Featuring Max Ftgman and Lo'.ita Robertson, with an all star cast,
five parts of intense human Interest.
Charles Chaplin
In a Keystone the only comedlos made
"HIS NEW PROFESSION''.
A BIO LAUOHINO BHOW. ,WI
If your Up is split, don't come, it will get hurt.
BLIGH THEATRE
10C
The Show That
Coming Sunday oud Monday "THE BLUB MOUSE", and S Keystone
Comedy Eight Reels.
III
Members of Crew if
Eighteen
and Pilot Vere Probably
Drowned
(By Ed L. Keen.)
London, Feb. lit. The Norwegian
;ruiKC, in a sinking condition, was tow-
f1 t0 Walmer, where she was benched.
Xh; witll thp nrtemptcd destruction
of ,he 'Fr(,, Btenmor Dinornh,' was tho
.. . '
.... tn,..,(ln (li,i n. at,,:k Di.
'orah with full force nnd onlv one of the
..... rri... r:..
vrnt:i n .mm s Hits a iiuiij. i m: imii-
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h to""1 Raf,''J ,"t" '"' by "
lu ,,,,,,,,, wai) BIPraing nlmlK in
..,, ,, i.. ,,iit v,.i-Ia
,but the lowor ueok was soon nwnsli
ItiTv.s wre iliftwn to iirovont n boilf
oxloKi'.-n :nul the vexst'l's smnll bontH
wero ( rtb.'p.Ml Iowpvihi. Ilic iilot nnd
!the mine wus planted within the past
lliw XJCiruii: u vi, 11111 in 11 r
tne :,a I'ligs or u nuniner or "riiss-cnun-
nel vessels were eoncclled. Advices re
ceived hero indicate that the (lerman
fleet is not participating in the block
ade. but Zeppelins nre known to be pa
- ' , ., . . - .
: t'"'K on tho lookout
I tur vessels carrying cargoes of food.
lll'i'Il El II J llilli'l I" "111 I'l'ii mii'iin.
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ASHES IN BANK VAULT.
Kearney, Mo., Feb. 1!). In
nocordance with his request,
Jie ashes of Krauk Juntos, the
tjinicr bandit end brother of :
Icsm"- Jnnics, who died yesterday
on his liirin near hero, will rest
iu the safety vault of a Kansas
City bank. The body will be t'f
n united iu St. Louis.
jic
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. ,.i,,,v...i. i'
ormer tinted States .Midge
iled James when he !
murder charge at
: Hallatin, Mo., will deliver the funeral
i ,i1(,,
vrrn THEATRE FOR DALLAS !
!
D. J. Kiley broke ground this morn-
, mg for a smicturo on .uam street,
, routh of Court, the cost of which when
''"'"pleted will be approximately DUO,-;
, ,u,0. The building will occupy a space;
of ,10x1.10 feet, and will bo of rein-
p jorceo concroie. ji win no uujii
especially for a moving pi.-ture house,
and has been leased to Mr. O C. Smith
fur term of years. Tho building oc-,
' . 1 1... il.n Ui... 41. 4 - . , n 1
cup.cn ...v .1..: '-i'-i " "
. I III ri 01 1 I1R rm?. Will UC UUIll III UUIIU
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1 """" , "r "-V" " '" '.'
j niirrcniier ills ichsc, wnn u iiuin mini
I next November. After the expiration
0f the lease the structure will be fnllv
completed, but the picture house will
i be ready to open for business by May
under uny eircuiiistauces,' Uiillns
Observer.
Pleases the Teople 10c
NEW TODAY i
One cent per word each inser
tion. Copy for advertisements un
der this heading should be in by
2 p. m.
PHONE MAIS Bfc- t
HA I! I) TIMEH Remember Fred'n
Night Lunch.
BILLY Expert window cleaner. Fhono
II OB.
F1VIC .leicy cnws for sale. 1'hono
tl-F-M.
FOl'M) Chain nnd keys. Call Joiirmil
office.
VOI'MI Indy wants place to work for
board while attending school. I'honc
1 S II.
BAR IiKI) riynioiith Kock egga li.r
hati-hing. Hi"i(i Smith Cottage. Phoiie
WANTKI) 1'osition as housekecier by
willow with one child. 1070 South
1 1 i ill.
WANTKI) To rent, pasture for cnttlu.
Wiil pnv cash rout ill advance. Phono
l.)7(i-V.'
I'XH! 1IK.NT Modern ."i-rooni bungalow
in desirable locution, l'lione I'uiey
F. Martin, 110.
KOU THAUK (IK KK.VL' lly ownei,
Il'i acres, good li-room house, clos'1
in. :i(l North Liberty.
FOK SALK Stive fixtures, counters,
showcases, scales, cash register, ec.
Call 1 1 lliiies street.
LOST Dark Irish crocheted handbag
on North Capitul street, licturn to
Journal office: receive reward.'
SIX-I!OOM house for rent between
Chcmckctii and Court, on Fifteenth
street. Apply 1417 Court. 1'hono
1431.
WE will allow you the highest price for
your uso'l furniture in exchange for
new. Calef Bros., home furnishers.
Phone
STUAVKD Onto my ranch, February
Hi, two sows. Owner can have saino
bv paving damages anil for this al-ve'-iiscment.
Win. Miioncy, Clieiuawa.
Foil SALK Cheap, wooden funks,
good for water storage or other pur
poses. Four 1100 gallon, five 2100
gallon, two 2MI0 gallon, two JliOO
gallon. Call Salem Brewery.
UKAL L'STATK I'.A lit) A I NS A 7:1
acro stock farm. Three general mer
chandise stores. Kxceciliitgly tin"
inline orchard, flood sawmill propimi
tioe with timber. Well eipiiped dairy
(iood homes iu Salein, ehiiip. A
splendid large stock farm. Sipiniv
Deal Henlty Co., V. S. Hank bldg.
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DIED
NY K--At her residence, liM'J Mill street,
Tirirsday eicning, at 7:1.1 o'cloct,
F-'!iruniy IS, 1(111, Mrs. Helen Nye,
ag.'d .11 years.
Funeral services will be held Satur
day iilteinoon lit l! o'clock ut the Hup
tis't church. The Hev. Hurry K. Mai
shall will conduct the services. Inter
ment, will take place at the City View
cemetery.
MAY BE BREAD RIOTS.
Washington, Feb. 111. " A if:
bread famine nnd even bread
riots," if Kuropenn wheat or- :
dels nre filled was the preilic- k
tion voiced hero today by licp- k
rcsentative Farr of Pcnnsyl-
vnnin. author of n bill einpow-
ering President Wilson to place
an eiubai'go on foodstufl's.
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Special
Tomorrow
Lemons, dozen 2flc
2 lbs. Olnger Simps 25c
2 quarts Sniierkraut lie
lbs, Smelt 25c
No. 5 Pull Compound BOc
3 10c bars Cnsttle Sonp 21c
S55 North Commercial St. Phone d8
No Rent. Low Prlcos.
Vhen in BALF.M, OREGON, (top it
1 BLIGH HOTEL
I Strictly Modern
1 ' Tree and Private Baths,
i BATES 75c, 11.00, 1.B0 PER DAT.
The only hotel In the business district.
Kearcst to all Depots, Theatres and
, Capitol Buildings.
A Home Away from Horn.
T. O, BLIGH, Prop.
Both Phones f roe Auto Sui,
Special New Korean
City Restaurant
Spanish Chicken, Hot Tamales, Chill
Con Carne, Chop Suey Noodle
420 Ferry Street