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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1915)
Sale Commenses at 9 a. m. Saturday Only Hope Muslin 8c yd. Saturday Only 8c Long Cloth S2C Take advantage of these sales as it will soon be impossible for the merchant himself to buy for these prices. Mens 25c Ties 20c A large new line to choose from, Saturday only. -8ALEM CAWTA5 3m" THTJKSDAY V . m5. June White Sale rim I ' I ' 1 III Just So It's White, the Price Is Reduced AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Regular $20.00 Suits, now $10.00 Worn ens suits ! AT THE THEATRES . i OUT BATES POST fiKAND. .;; s,,. , ,. ,, j I . A'l t s asko.l of the theater in I lhere is every indication that a oa- whll'h the llI'1.v to be given is tie pacity audience will be i attendance V"' w8" ' the stage. Footlights! 1 w eU,,,Gy Batea Post ill Kieaurd tka.: havc t't'"t reflectors are enrrie.l, ; I Walton Tully a spectacular Persian re- "nd f0 are batteries of I lOianee, "Omar, the Teutmaker," wheal hKhts. H t were noeilcil the com-1 ho comes to the Oratid opera house for' '"n F"t in a curtain. 1'lentv of! I one night, Tuesday. June I. This at- i ,''trc current is all that is asked fraction was the chief dramatic, offer- ty ',no company, for Miss Adams has !"ig of last winter in the metropolis! hon"r of dark, cavernous stages. It playing for six mouths at the Uriel19. a ,aot that ''ifiiedy is never whollv theater, Oiunr, the Tentmnk.,.. " ;i effective when idavtd in the n-ari ine revival 01 "Oualitv Street. ' in which the actress is being seen, is meet- and Coats GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE Take Your Choice of a Beautiful Display FOR LESS TRY SALEM FIRST 9ALKM COMmtmeiAL CLUB the third play of au elaborated nature by Mr. Tmly to score a sensational ue eess, its predecessors being The Bird ol' Paradise" und "The R,., f tl,.. Kancho," both or which are plenur ably recalled by all theater-goers, . v "SARI" IS COMING. You don't hnve to learn the " Hnzn zaa"; see it once iu lleurv W. Savage's production of the operetta sensation, "Suri," with Mizzle Hujus, eiiming to the lirnnd opera house June -'li, with the original iow Vork cast, anil pro duction, and vif.i can't help doing it, nor will yon lie able to stop laughing while you ara learning it either by ob servation at the peitorniunce or when you practice it by yourself. There are other feature ot "Sari" just as out of the ordinary as the " Ilanzna": it has song melodies that stir the heart, sensational uhend-of-the-uiiuute gowns which will make you gasp, a consistent comedy plot that keeps yon interested and laughing, and a cast of principals and chorus that can act as well as sing. In every feature is to be found the Henry W. Savage mark of excellence and discriminating taste. "Sari" will delight you l'rom start to finish. He sides Miss llajos, the cast cititains siicn popular players ns Charles Mou ii-B with a Srcnt deal of success. In nil of the cities in which it has been given sa far it has drawn audiences that have taxed the capacity of the theaters in which it has heen unfolded. Little Jane Lee, Cleverest of Child Actresses, Is a Baby Bernhardt Little Jnr.e l.ce, who plays the part of .Janet in "The Clomencenu (.'use," the latest of the Fox photoplnvs su preme, starting at the Oregon on Satur day, is the moji wonderful little actress in tho world. Little Jane is only four i years old but ns to acting she' could give points to many of the best know n emotional lending women on the stage today. Not the least of Jane's gifts is a wonderful ability to weep real tears. In order to get little .tune to erv realis tieally in n big scene of " The 'cleiuen- i ceau Care" all that Pirector Herbert Bienon bad to do was to describe to this chihl Bernhardt the pathetic sit uation in the lives of her "father ami mother" tl.nt was being screened. Little Jane listened, at first with a t; 'mbling lip, and then burst into sobs. M.-. Hrenon ordered a "close-up" pic ture made of this scene which is one of the most moving ever deluded. Dnsoitn her extreme youth June has nppenred in TODAY TOMORROW THE OREGON BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEOMAN Benefit OLIVE HOMESTEAD NO. 073 AN EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAM kins, ,1. K. Murray, (Iroteliiii Hood, I u Krcut many screen productions. She Hert (iilbert Marsh. John Squires and II. W. MAUDE ADAMS COMING. Few organizations have ever gone on tour that were equipped so well as is thn Maude Adams company-this sen son. There is not a thing necessary in tho presentation of Harries comedy, is more in demand f inn nnv othei "kid" mntioms nrtistc. When not plftyng pathetic chihl parts June is very busy with a family of dulls which, tege.her with n forlorn kitten, she in eints upon bringing with her to the studio. She is a niiuny. bright-eyed, ('olden haired child without any 'out wind indication of the extraordinary emotional ability she possesses. Tliree-Year-Old Emma Wil " Earns Falls Into Mill Creek m tke Foot Bridge Salem Cannery Opens the Season on Strawberries The Salem Canning cnninanv on Twelfth street, has opened oil straw-! berries, 1!H women and 48 men nmilv-l ing for work. All the women enrolled and were given a few hours employ ment this morning, but none of the men could lie used. As the season ad vances it is probable, stnted an of ficial of the cannery this morning, mat tne services of uioro women will bo needed. (iooseberrii'8 have been coming in for a week or more, the cannery run ning on this fruit for the past week, the season to close Saturday. Double E FIVE i Claims Men Sentenced to Be Hanged m Arizona Have Not Had Fair Trials Washington, May 27. The lives of five Mexicans, under aentenea in i, the tiiiiount handled last vear were! hanged tomorrow at. Floronci. Ari.., usiu mis year, tue lruit. lor the great-, ,nay taved through the actiun of the Prompt action on tho part of rescuers nd the firemen with the pulmotor un doubtedly saved the life of Kimua Wil Kirns, the three-yrar-old daughter of f ...! Ir.. i, ,i- Ti.-i,' a ..... Korti Liberty street, who fell into Mill e "llliu" strawberry is the first tolj'i (-'cneral 1 rancisco Villa of Mexico, -reeK it about S o'clock Inst night. The i ""T '"' "Ily " canary : "" up ine cases, little girl was wiilkimr nerns. foot ,or ,1,08t uf ,h" "trattberry season, the Villa alleges that, the men were not The state department a full report on each case i rum (iovernor (ieorge V, '. Hunt, wno was reipiested by telegraph to out er part being in excellent condition, state department which, at the renuest Tit.. W'ilu.,.. u '. .1... . I uf !...w,K..l i,- - ' m-i i y IS ill supply I bridge below the Mill Creek bridge on I Br prM Hinting that the yield will bci R'v'a t'"ir trials, Nona Liberty street when she slinned I ""Pecinlly heavy in most localities. ; totlay received nJ fell into the stren,,, Th .! $ lmvo 1,0011 "luw to riiieii. how current rarriM her down stream and not i over uv"n lo ,llB prl"'t"'d rains. of sipht. The child's companions im mediately gave the alarm, und a few minutes Inter the child n-nn linllpd out Jf the water a block below where she1 I WW IttMHIMl n SI 11 PEGIL!!i HELEN CORNEL1U THE CIRL VIOLINIST Younjrest and Best in tho State PERRY TRESCOTT RE1GLEMAN COMIC READING FAT HOGAN on THE IRISH JUBILEE "$ 1 f'.''' VI ,l:v' , WILLIAM ELLIOTT in THE 5-ACT WORLD FEATURE Women and Wine A GEORGE ADE FABLE THE GALLOPING PILGRIMS WHO KEPT ON GALLOPING . Come Early. Show Start.s at 7:15 THE WJIOLE SHOW FOR Hk. WORTH MORE STARTING SATURDAY EVENING TH EDA BAR A in "THE CLEM ENS AU CASE" 3 TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Henry O'Malley Claimed lo Be m Original Picture of then Tho5j: " i.nsitania El H Tho Liberty and (Irand Theatre Vol Slated for Hatchery Su perintendent at $3000 S i Theab e Vote Coupons Voting Coupon Tickets Good Tor Omar iat Makrr May Be Turned Tor Reserved Heats i 13 Showing ail promluont men andMi'"" 10 ("r" tickets will be nc fl women a they loft New York. It TW(1 KOdMS Willi sleeping porch, !). 71.1 South l'ih. MuyV ' Til IJ KK well firnislied house keeping rooms, water, light, und bath, li "l.i South I'Jili, MayJ7 I'tllt SALK Two sows and pigs, few lys old. I'houe XJ F .I. Muy'J Foil KKNT- tl room modern nouso, see owner, ('. Koib, HUM Uno May2a iivenue. II This is the real stuff, no bogus ., ill onc as others aro gliiwliur. Wlnlo nothing of an official char-1 M aeter can be olitaiaed upon the ub!tJI f f"l t m', I . ,, w , : ' .:: . . : rtr :onkii i iieciires .i.v wan, to Tha.... bioii, in nppomtiiigTL K. Claton master !H n . , , Q risi, war.tea, at a salary of 40(1 per . 11 fnfl.1V HM flirrfaV V ner' J j lited at their fnco value at hox of fice of the lirand Thealro for reserved scats at the (irand Theatre for Omar , LA lV sienogruplier The Tent. Maker, Friend of the con- immediately. Kofi rostniii.i mat, are in tne contest mnvi II. s, .,. secure tneir UcKcts I rum the cuiidi lesires position eii'iices. Teleidumii MaylJU FATHKR .JOI'KNKYM TO MARHY HIS DAL'GHTKli line them stato depiirtnicnt thn pardon board will be held todav I lie department has suirL-ested com. rni'risoniiieiit. or at least a I'Ostpone'iieiit of executions un til au investigation . un be made. 'ell in bv It. F nim..lor .!, .!,!. t I . ''nniouh, Or., May 27. Uev. Char-1 Miulalion to life imprisonineiit, or North Sixth street uunsiuoru oi inuepenuence ,pnir- When the child first feM i. ,ho W)li,,! iJ. .r,,!!? i tttion was called and Mack Churchill ' nl.ln? .W0""'K d Frank Friebert set out from the lire department on bicycles. Thev be pn the work of resuscitation befor'o the Pulmotor was enlled fur. The pulmo tor i oxygen ,.a,,l I)p''l pure oxygen -- me ciiiiii resumed nream of his daughter, Miss Katie Dnnsmore, wno tins ueon tor four yenrs thn regis trar or tne Oregon normal school. At 2 io 'clock Sunday Miss Puns more wns married to O. A. Macy. Onlv the bride's brother, the relatives of its normal ( bridegroom from McMinnville, und npproindieil for the hanging of the five yvur, nnu nuuiorir.ing t ommihuoner fg iiurn-ii, me i iioiiiiiiia river sulmoa packer, to interview and endeavor to secure the scnices of a "certain indi vidual" to ncccpt tho position of superintendent of fish hatcheries, means the employment of Henry O'Mal ley, now in the I'. H. hatchery serice, The governor informed the uf ,r 'it is u.de " h uceiing oi tne Utood that Mr. O'Miillev ia now re ceiving LViUil from the government. In view of the fact that Muster Fish Warden Clanlun, during his H years of service with the stato in that euparity, has brought the fish hatcheries up to the higlii'st stnndiird of efficiency, bus made an especial study of the work ond has uchicved eminently rutisfnc coinmis- on to the , mt're etipncity ol a police officer is I hoenix, Ariz.. May 27.-As the hour ; lookc.l .,, i,e .,on of .1,...., -i !: Many Forces Finht For Lives of Mexican Murderers Xtt? fUS UllT 11 11 (1 u nit iiritmis 3", Pl'-vsicians. In nil the eeremonv which ' ",ur "s in use about an hour. ir)if!!(l),j(( j OPEN FORUM Witor 'Capital Journal: In your issue luesday, in reporting the action of ichonl board in regard to tho new "ool building, I noticed that tho said had a nightmare concerning or Paiied labor nud their efforts toward Pining fr themselves a few dnvit or i work. I take it from the re W that they are opposed to living v.T, "'"'U pi'id competent workmen, rn,lurc ,ho Bc-rtion that if each ti!. , "' """l board hnd to enrn r Dread bv th , .i...:. 1 few intimate friends witnessed the , m,,u in the state prison at Florence, th was followed bv a "tuution steadily grew more tense to- luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Macy later left ; 't'O- The executions ure scheduled to for I'ortlund. " take place tomorrow. Miss Dunsmore wns widely known in1 Secretary of State Bryan toduy tele Monmouth and Independence, her for- H r 1 1 li (tovernor Hupt, iiil'orming him mer home. Mr. Macy is a well known "'"1 eneral Franeism Villa of .Mexico "J VI II , ,..... .1 . . . . . . tlfm i i' 1 I 11,1,1 wouia enauie i ro to bv,. like- other human beings in I M otlier eities. business man of Independence, mnn ager of the Spnulding Lumber company of that place. Mr. and Mrs. Macy will live in Independence. WILL REFUND DUTIES. had requested that the sentences of the five, who are nil Mexicans, be com muted to life imprisonment, upon the ground t li tit tiny did not huve fair trials, (tovernor Hunt replied to Hiynii that the mutter was cut of his hands. Hryun's message will he placed be fore the state board of pardons when it holds its final meetirc at the iienitcn- San Frnnrisco, Mac 25. More than I.KI.onil will be refunded in this luirt alone, under the ruling of the custom 'nr.v tonight to consider the huge mass court at Washington, winch holds that "' petitions placiling for mercy for the1 5 per cent rebate must bn granted on 'condemned men. If the board refuses nil goitls imported on ships of those to n -t, (iovernor Hunt and his attorneys nations with which the I'nited Slates lire prcpand to make a moonlight auto-1 has "favoied nations" treaties, as mobile tin -h across the desert 70 miles ; well as goods imported on American from Florence to Tucson, where Fedeml ships, according to announcement made ( Judge Suwtelle will probably hold a1 today by the collector of the port, Ac- sunrise court session to consider the up-' :... 'find (il retlllTCS w-l in talmli u soon n un'ioii tor u rift of li u li.ma r,.r,.,,u f ' 't ttiMild itti.,tH A , t . as tho eohies of the eiistouiN court's the conilotniied ntul to ln.nr tl... .!..,. I tilt th. "7 would rather cheap outside la- -t opinion have been torwarded bv the f,,r n board of general appraisers in New York citv. ll V of exec America's Greatest Cigarette bor came in here for a few weeks, get their pay tind then go on tliiin to fur nish to home men and most of them are home owners'! the means to succor life and the pursuit of happiness in the city to which they lire helping to foster and build up. Now, tn lieu of provok ing hostilities as they are attempting by their nction would it not have been better for them to have waited and seen what organized Inlior wns going to do, I believe no trouble would have resulted from the awarding of the con tract to the company they did, nor do I believe trouble will brew from the tne tics of the boaid, but roming as it did from men who are intelligent, and who are directing the affairs of our schools, it aeems to me they acted in thn role of 111 yonr-olds rather than mm. My mot to would be give Sab m men of families work, even if a little higher in price nno keep all Salem ro, ncy in Salem, and tv doing that. Knl .1 men will push tne slogan. "When ) "'l"".inK' rT buUm rciai t mo. ition Judge Suwtelle is expect,.. to tin ml down his dceisoin about the time the fir-t murder is sclndubd to mount the scot fold. i intereiited in the fishing induutry of the state nud who were iu Salem yestcniuy ! to follow the actions of the commis sion, as a diiect pluy into the hands of the upper Columbia liver finhernirn with whom Mr. O'Malley is claimed to have been in harmony and sympathy with for years. It is also regurded us u a uct to eieute a new office and to make room for a friend of the fishing inie.tvits of the l-'olumbin. In reorganizing the departments of fish und game the commission un noiincei', tlint it liss cut down thu over bead expense of the service ubout (!ilii per no mill, nud thu principal time of this ii in uu nt was tlm siilniy of Theodore Opsuiul, who tins been serving ns rick in the department for morn thn.ii II years li, id lit one time occupied the posilit.n of muster fish warden, who received f"V) per month. On thn other bund the eommist.ioii treated the offio of chief clerk to make room for F. M. H.-own, of Brownsville, at a tulnry of 115' per month, but, ill reiility lit, if, to seite i.s chief dejiuly gimie warden tu (iiime Wndi'ii A. II. Leu. As a deputy, low ever, undei the provisions of tiie lo w law, he could not htiV4 reerive.l moi than II p r ot y. but he was a eiuult date for state game warden and accept i d the deput.vhip ns a rontolutn n prize. A. T. I.ce, ns ttate game warden; William l Finlt-y, as slate bioltgist;! II. K. Cluntoii. lis master fish ward will each recite fL'tOi) pi r year in j salaries mid will be allowed traveling eliienseM, and F. M. lirown, ns "chief I clerk" to the s'rte game ftnidcu, will, receive t) 1 sou und trnveling ii.i t. Biologist Iinby is to be allowed find per month 'or an office c It. rk iti.d t"i i for a stoii.,gi a pin r, and the other of ficials will alo t.e allowed stenograph ers. The proposid new bntcheiy sup' r lateiidetit, ll l" understood, j to re-ci-ive fio.ii) per vear. Aside fioui the officinls already niuitd tbi re arc to be deputy fi-h ntel Lone Bandit Holds Up Grants Pass Operator ! (irnuts I'ass.. die, .Mav 27.- - A lone I'lii'M held up the uiglit operator at the Southiin I'aiit'ic depot, here last uiglit and made av.ay wnh 1 : t L.' in cash and about the same abuiiit. in checks. The man, niiskid with a red baiidana hiiuillitucliicf, entered Ihe di-pot at ll:-l(i, und with a I nit uutomiitic pistol in his Muni, lurccd tlie operator lo open tho till tor h.iu. He also forced I lie two men in tlie sti.tion to giu him tlitir it -kflboolis, 1 li ri ii Ii this lie I led only u teiv centt ill eliaiige. Besides the pistol winch he inrried ill his linn. I, tho bandit lias a l.uger aulomati. tucked in h.s belt. The ulTieers have a good dese-iption of tl an, but have no other clui s to work upon, DIES AT 8ILVERTOM. .1. W. Williams, of this city, left yes ti .-.lay for silvertun to n't I end the fiiiifinl of Ins fal her, J. Sandburg, who died there Sunday ul Ihe age of h(l yel rs. lie had lived there for .HI years, I'J.ig. mi iiuurd. hlniiilv In fin.. ....;.i ..... . . . M,r nuiiiiiioiiiie. Address - I, euro Journal. t( sale brinir them to tlie bet office of the (Irani! where they will be ac cepted us cush. Tickets are on sale ati. .,,,, ,i. . ;.... , 1I..II ....i .i... , ......... i 1 "A ltd I'. un- -', im.-j !,-., nnu mm- t-miiii Cigar Store. A number of Ihe eandi dales havo plu. es also where their tickets are on sale and any tickets Foil SAI.K (lit TltAOK purciiuseii merit win give ineiii tne votes, Kosorviilinn aceonipaiiied by check or tickets may be made by mail now. Ifoscrvcd seats will be placed on sale Monday. furnished front. fnnn. .itt. tioiiro, in nrst lloor, close Iu, I'houe, '". North Cotiagn. May'JD I Ifiuiil .litu jiiK mure, harness ami buggy, fr fut beef euttlti. liiiUiiendeiit iurlei Muyai) NEW TODAY Governor Hunt Fights To Save Murderers 1'hocnix. Ariz., May L'7. (iovernor lluiit of Ariz.'.iia said today he would leave no stone uiiturin'd in his fight to save the five inurden-rs dootiied to bang in the F.'oren.-e state pnon tomor row. Fending th" covt-r.ih hour meeting of Ihe slate board of sir.oi.s iu the penitential v ti.mlit. liovernor lluiit lefused to iniil.e any formal stntenn nl. Everything Was p a ly f'.r the exeeu tiiiti toduy. but ih coiolciniied five still had hope. Cmrnor Hunt's hauls game ward, as provnle.l fur l.teru. are leii-iMv tied. a the pardon ami re-1 Western and S. uihrn Oregon f a ef prieve power was tueen from him and nhi-h will r.'.eiv" not to '! vet. in the sute p.ir lor.s board per duy and expentes. whn a cors'itulional ainru.lmt-iit .n first" Salem t'umnic I vidiug for the change n odo.ted by VOX IVl'l'I.I, the voters at the la-t ele. ti m. Miiisue r.i.ijs and prize ring often lead to the ilaiC'. j ANTtlE LEE WAITED TEN YEARS FOR THE RETURN OF Enoch Arden Hut l'.it wmi nntt HnotluT niii ut to n i,ur .Muliiiil MumIit iit turfl trr lin'1 inn uf Lorl T'-nryfon 'h I crtiitiful (I'M'in. Vii will r- hII hi nnv n nn'n of ten i'tiir'(l in y'r m'ni'n vyo oi you rfn tin1 nt rv. Hit it B' tuiilfy 'i1tro ymr vc in the Wdinrrf'il fntir - .ut mivi, " I riorh Ar-li n," A 'i tnri ymi b'i) tut kMitiriiri'l ii ttiki yuur rU':hlTfh tu ff. Two O'.-od Cmeil leu Iucludnd. Today, TcmTTow and BaturiUjr BLIGH Theatre STI'liKHA K Fit, Bnick or Overland uiiloinobile wantid. Will tradn '"Piily in fin,, new house. A.blresn no, care .luiiiiuil. t( On cent per word each Inaer- tion. Copy for advertisement un der this heading should be In by 2 p. m. fHONB MAIN IX 1 OAK wood, to per cord. I'liimii 111 WANTK1. TO KKXT For a (. ,,, n inoderii ,i or II loom house, nut tu0 iii '"' r""" 'l". Address care Joiinial. M,....i.t i i HAVH ll,i,, ,v h,ivillt! ,,w TrooB ' '-'" , . T''""" ''"" ll" '"" balliioi Hhly, AW diess III, tare Join mil. tc Kilt. SAI.i: H room house, close in: can givtl good i.ioposilion if , I lit l wees. , ioJh ,.:er ,, lru, Atblress .11, care Journal. m I'OH KKNT Housekeeping rooms. JMIt W,"" HAI,K -Old tlr and second North High street. Flume; , M yU KruMtth. from lliti tree to the t sum. ; ; r: no midille mii. A. II, McKell,,,,, I'l ill HA I.K-Si, acres, close in, sunn.; '"" "!KI''' ''"""I 'l-livery. ( all Ninth Commercial street. . , . .May-U I'hoiit! (Is I, IIAIIIIY-J. Window cleaner. I'boiie luiid tf M"-" 'i'H ' "-'; -or cy prop,, '.""'"I "u gooil roiiil. bus . . -! Kiiiii, lots ,,,, buildings, !s pri ( t flilod, ha, n ni'irtgiigo f s tt(H. H,,tf J V Mill,. "t Stat,,. (IMI'lJiTK stock of test i'd gar. leu field tad lawn seed. WesUeott '' "( i'lirm uign . ii iiuiti.yi house on llu-h Mavliti FOIt IIKNT-New .1 ruturi inoderii bun gabi, North Twenty first street. I uiey F. Mar, in, III! I'lioiio. tf' Salem, K.XTIIAOKIll.NAKV l.oii.h. Fred s Night Mii)i! sll-et.t it. M....tt. lilt i.'nl'JII f..l sidewalk laid. It is worth IJiiii, hut ' bought f, ,0,1, .t , thi-get by ,,,. Sou J. A. Mills L'r, "'"Id, M'UV.,,J WANTI.'ll TO III' V - For cash, a used Victor Vntitilii; (rice mut be right. Address It, M., Journal. tf Kill! HAMv- II in. swing lt. bed iron! lathe, cbtup. Impure at Church and Mill street, boiler room. Mayl'S' A Ml I. building lot xrfh , leari apiiol siro. , , wo block, to car ,V" to i-liool. t,W I"' ; "''"""'ll' 1'u.lti lot is wor'li , " " ii'Migiit rur j.in. u,-j down a, f-p .,r , ,.,', ,. I"T Is I. A, Mill.. "Hi mi..,.. Mn v.'! Irett. lil'IIBA N K I ' IT ATI IKS-We can furl "' in-h sctil or table stin k at. nnv time. 444A4Aii ') ninte Mav. I'houe 517, .Maiigis Bros., sin-el. oe. - -tte t 'ill Children 5c AdulU 10c WK will allow you lb highest prir. foi your ue.i luruiiura iu atckanga fui new, Calrf lirot., hum furuiahori Fhona SU3. I (iKP Vol It shins repaired at Fast Sa lem Shoe llepairing Shop; fully c.pnp ', pel with minhioerv. I'ri.-es' reasou j aide. I'tth and Stale street. V. I'yhstrn. M , o , Al t 'HON - Furiiituie and complete t"iiipii.t'til iMven mom btiusit tu be siid at public u in Mm .hum I at I Mil p. Mi. Hid Marion street. Watch for itemized list. Mavi:; ' TO KXCIUMIK- Fur Saleit, modern tlwrlbni', 7 acits nenr Sutlierlni, Ore., I't ir 'lcs trom a'e. slrcel; !J a. les plitiileil to 4 ymr old luued lruit trees, II room new house, poultry-' house Hitliui (e,.t. I'rice tl,oii, A I r. l.ourttr, Sulhirliu, Oio, AlaVvl grand! ONE NIGHT ONLY :: JUNE 1st (I iy Hates Post in OMAR The TENTMAKER The Si'un'tii 'i SiijifiMiu H o. in. !.', ' Prices 50c,$l,$1.50:: Vail Onlers Now r i f ' ' i t .1 s it 411 I. V 4 : "i t 1 1 P(PsJWwwJF,,TPP