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THE SALEM CAPITAL JOPBNAL, BX- OHMOW. THURSDAY. MAY 27, 1915. . I. I- V ,i V P A MtMBtUvU D - i u mi ii ii inn m II. I.U.n. IIILIIIUL.IIUIMI May White Bargains in Every Section of the Store. It Will Pay to Supply Needs of the Family and Home NOW. A Big Saving of Money Can Be Effected By Doing So. Tomorrow is Remnant Friday at Meyers The day of each week when exceptional bargains can be had in remnants. A large assortment of Silk, Woolen, Cotton .and Linen fabrics, Ribbon, Lace and Embroid ery remnants. Take your choice of , the lot tomorrow at One-Half price. (Main Aisle Tables) MEYERS FREE EXPOSITION TRIP CONTESTS Don't forget to vote for y.pur favorite when you purchase here. . An Immense Sale of Boys' Norfolk Suits Boys' $6 and $6.50 Suits, Extra Spec, $4.65 This great sale of boys clothing should appeal to all who have boys to clothe; offering this complete assortment of "Xtragood" suits at a most unusual price. These are the most popular Norfolk models in the best colorings and patterns for boys' wear; they em body all the essential features of good clothing well made and bound to give satisfaction. All sizes from three to seventeen years, knickerbocker trousers. Regularly priced at $6.00 and $6.50. Special this week, $4.65. Another lot of boys' suits, take your choice at One-Half price. Doll Cut-Out Set Given Free to Children Miss Dolly Munsing and her wardrobe in colors all ready to cut out very interesting to children. Given free for the ask ing in the Children's Underwear Section. . c O T XT T CI U. S. BUILDS suoi"-11"-"" Washington, May .-Secretary Daniels today announced that bids for 26 ew suu" marines, including to 11 . , scanning tvpe, will 1"" revived by the navy department lu'xt week. I the Drager Fruit i d. tuiil.lniK ls !w on the ground, and the carpenters will begin work Mondiiv morning., lhe ce ment work and ill! foundation were ...iniiiletoil h few dnvs ago. Hie Diunr Total Number of New Mem bers Not Yet Known Prizes Awarded Later Final returns are in for the member- ing will cover part ol the mm run ! ship campaign conducted by the Y. YV HUM II in ""'in A V..-.. ...... .-II,, tl.A lirniiA.lv on. I tllitt r'yiy-j, " ,. . covered has been ciiretnuy i- "j the company owning the race. A. K Mclntire, of Rosehurg. the architect, will superintendent the construction work. Mr. Mclntire was the architect for the Salem Fruit I'nion 8,1,1 thp building for the California Fruit (.'mi ners association, besides other Irmt dryers in the Btatc j Sea the baby violinist at the Oregon tonight and tomorrow, Yeoman benefit. C. A. Yesterday was rally day, and large numbers of .Salem women volun teered their personal services, and the $11 Men's Shirts $1 Special Sale of Soft Shirts for GOODlGOODS The state public utilities commission, formerly the railroad commission, this morning mnde orders pel mitting the establishment of grade crossings over the line of the P. 1.'. i N. railroad at Cedar streets, in Bnrviow, and at Myr tle avenue, between Midway and Tilla m'mk benches, in Tillamook county, ami denied a petition for a grado crossing at Lincoln street, in Unrview, because the location was regarded as too dangerous and the crossing was not necessary for the the petitioners. Miss Venia Cooder in songs at the Oregon, Yeoman benefit. The Record Publishing company, cap italized at $3000, has In organized to take over the business or tne uregon Messenger and the Snyder Printing company. The corporation will occupy the rooms now used by the Snyder company. A new cylinder press of modern style has been ordered and will arrive in "the city tonnerow. The new press and other "new ciiiipinent which the company has ordered, will give the concern a complete job and newspaper plant. The officers of the corporation hire: ('. 1). Babcock, president; George j(". h. Snyder, vice president, and L. (j. rage secretary-treiiiircr. Pat Hogau it Irish jubilee at the Yeoman benefit at the Oregon tonight and tomorrow. YYVYTYYTTYYY T T T T T TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT7TTTTTTT All Around Town The Artisan dance given last even ing was attended by a larger crowd , thnii any of the dunces given during the past winter. These dunces hnvo been 'given by the Arto-l'i'isco drill teum of the Artisans, which will attend the nil- t i oiiu ) convention at Oakland, Oil., J ill v HI. Dr. G. A. Wisliccnus, M. D., grad- llubliard uate ot Munich, (ierninnv. For sale, chonp Two automobiles. The houso of half a million bargains, building, L'l -i-'i'ii. (Chalmers) belonging to .los. Harris , Where vou get for vim r g Is the most 1 o estate Impure of Ted Sheldon, at and for" your money' lhe best II. Stein-1 Dr. stouo's Itch Ointment cures the John Muurcrs garage, i enter street. bach Junk Co., .lnj.ll North ( irniner- ' :, ,i, .. I ... I 1,1. . UIILI HI II, cuii. i none nu.s. i The river is rising, the Btngo above1 low wutci uini k t o In v rending "i." feet. I Dr. Hendelsonn, specialist is fitting glasses correctly, U. S. bank bldg. The faculty of the high school will cntcrUnn the seniors tomorrow evening. o Govornor Withycombe today an. Studobaker cars have recently boon nonnccil the reappointment of J. Leo purchased ,v j. v. Fisher, !', 1 Town- Hrown, of Murslil ield, as n member of send and Mrs. Mabel Uobertsoii. nil the state bund ol pharmacy. 'I be four of this city. I oilier members of this board are Muss , I'liiiinner, of Portland; Frank S. Ward, ,,, . .. ' of Salem; II. L, Darby, of (llendnle, and . ... ii.-, pi.,, 1 1 1, ,1 1 itiiin, it nisiil nirilin I u II,..,, ,,F M... I.,... A..t,,it I ne in.iiiiy nomncis .',., wniie tins year , nun unine io i out melius rcipnrci tor nu,n(tt (his burn! are made for the iiie L'laiiuaiiiig class niimoer pi, i cn-cmui ui i siorv i raiiie rest cottage nt ! i ;,. Dr. Asseln, dentist, second floor Bank The Brotherhood of American Yeo man will have benefit performances tonight and tomorrow evening at the Oregon theater. Ilesides the regular film program, which includes a special photo play and a (leorge Ado comedy, there will be several home talent num bers. Helen Cornelius, of Monnmuth, one of the youngest violinists of the state, will play several selections. Perry I'reseott Keiglemnu will entertain with a comic readme,; ratriclt liogau will appear in an Irish jubilee feature, anil .Miss' Vernu ( ooder will sing. The Cherrians will drill again tomor row evening. In order tn keep n check on those not 1'cspnuding for drill, the roll will be culled, and a line ot cuts assessed against absent members. According to Secretary Wilson, proper menus will lie taken to collect the fine, according to the custom of the past. I lie l hcrriniis and the hen mil hand will meet M lay ut il:'.M o'clock nt the I 'uiiiinereial club, and will take part in the iiicin.ii lal pnrude Momlav, at o'clock. o ii Vircgon .-Mate luiigioiinds, can lie Automobile trips passougern and cured at lhe office of V. C, Knighton, .,(... i.i. i .. t I ii i I, i i ,,i. t i 'mi. ii,, I Itnii.i;.... w.,1 u"KI,BKrl I llll-ll It UPUIKIIMl., Ull II . I I i ' ' ' ' , ., . w, iiiiiiilllili, CIIKIIIi . , I trip, a specialty. (.'. (1. MeKlroy. "'Ms are l be opened at the above i,,f 1 m" ,m'ln' r,i. i.'. ..... . ii iil'l'i il " I,... I .u nil-. , 0 Done: ,, ..nigni, '. - i W li .lOXFS ! T1,e fun,rftl f CUitt Dtag0r' wh s. .i...iu,.i. ii......... ..V.. i..' ii'..'. i died vesterdnv ut the family residence, ine urowiung Ainuscmcni company, "" Thirteenth street, will be " ' cii'oii., K" licl.l l-'iidnv afternoon ut 2 o'clock from en by the Moose ust week, is now in Tho following partios have become, the Christ'iun church. Hcv. F. T. J'or- l.cl.ani.ii dining tin' strawberry carni-; owners of l'ord uiitomobiles iluriuu I he 1 ter will officiate, nnd interment will past week, nil uf this city; Dr. Ward take place in lhe fninilv plot in City " ' I1'- fisher, W. C. liver, T. A. Llvesley i Yiew ceuieterv. Clnire Dinger was n Notice. The Ploneors' association of ' ; Co., nnd W. T. Dnvis, Hiiperiiitcnileut la sonlimnre at the Salem hiuh schoiil. Waldo Hills will hold their aiumnl of the cottage farm. ! Inn ing mnduated from the Kast school use of their automobiles, The results of the campaign are most j satisfactory, all things considered, and! although the speciul concerted efforts to secure new members is over, the so licitation for membership will be .con tinued in a less pretentious way. The points of the winning team will prob ably be known tomorrow. Although many contributed their services yester day all the districts could not be cov ered. The following aro the names of tnose who assisted in making the final day successful: Mrs. C. A. Park, Miss Nina McNary, Mrs. William . Kirk, Mrs. John H. Lewis, Mrs. H. C. Fpley, Mrs. Blacker by, Mrs. Chauncey Bishop, Mrs. W. H. Brunk, Mrs. L. L. Tweednle, Miss Ida Boettieher, Mrs. Lela Lynch, Mrs. U. 0. Shipley, Mrs. Merlin Harding, Mrs. Cur tis Cross. Mrs. Elmed Luililen. Mrs. J. onvenieiice ofi.;. Allison, Mrs. F. E. Shnfer, Mrs. Ad- die Curtis, Miss Angelino Mcculloch, .Miss Elizubeth Bailey. Those who contributed cars to aid in the canvas were: Mrs. C. A. Park, Mrs. John Roberts, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Miss Mary Creed Howard, Mrs. V. A. Cusick, Sirs. Theodore Roth and Mrs. Curtis B. Cross. The following added their names, yes terday: Mrs. V. Carlton Smith, Mrs. H. Alden, Irene Scott, Mrs. B. L. Smith, J. A. Carson, Catherine Carson, Mrs. Geo. Mary E Reynolds, Helen Stover, Mrs. V. H. Trindle, Mrs. S.G. Sargent, and Mrs. W. F. Steusloff, Ella V. White, Mrs. La Moine Clark, OIn Clark, Edith E. Benedict, Mrs. E. S. Tillinghnst, Bes sio Smith, Mrs. Myra Shank, Msr. R. F. Richardson, Jessio Cromwell, Adona Cochrane, Alma Pohle, Mrs. Floyd Ut ter, -Mrs. Trindle, Mrs. J. R. Chapman, Mirpah G. Blair, Oral McCain, Dorothy Pearce, Marian K. 0. Dubius, Maud Damotta, Mrs. Frank Frickev, Chiistn- bel Jewett, lncc Hell, Grace N. Bab cock, Mrs. Samuel Phillips, Mrs. James Elvin, Ruby Kennedy, Mrs, 0. M. Brown, Mrs. Nettie Stanton, Mrs. V. G. Holt, Mrs. W. C. Hawley, Lucille Bar ton, Mrs. E. Horton, Grace E. Townsend, Ruth Wechtcr, Elizabeth Buyley, Jes sie -Miller, Sylvia Miller, Edna Simon ton, Huzel D. Price, Mrs. (. E. Price, Mrs. .1. H. Lnnteimun, Jlrs. AV. L. Mer cer, .Mrs. J. Ii. Anderson, Mrs. H. Wen ger, Lizzie Haines, Mrs. A. F. Fellows, Mrs. G. P. Fox, Mrs. Findlcy. Mrs. La beree, Mrs. J. C. Spencer, Miss Annn Fischet', Mrs. B. I.. Steeves, .Mrs. E. J. Swafford, Mary E. Reynolds, Geniiclle Vundevort, Mrs. E. A. Miller, Mrs. Win, Nicholl, Bertha V. Jackson, Adnlenu Juckson, Miss Elmn Weller, Mrs. Carle Abrams, Mrs. J. R. Kenedy, Nina W. I'a 1 1 1 sli , l'.rmn lownseml, I'.ilun lown- Sum mer These Shirts are stylish now , splendid patterns aJeolrSS: back cuffs so comfortnW. weather. Soft colla t n?? be worn with white range of patterns from which t and8iZestofitevervmanh J hmlcu ai si.50A A MM now on special sale Suits at One-Third Reductions Economize on yourlclothing purchases this summer bv a ing advantage of our One-Third Off Sale of Men's Suit Genuine bargains from our large stock of the best cloth t that money can buy. Every Suit in the house REDI'S ONE-THIRD. SAVE MONEY. BUY IT NOW G. W. Johnson & Co. 141 No. Commercial St., Salem, Oregon. E UW TO BE TESTED B! IDEAL TEA CO. HIGH-PRICED LUMBER. I'ortlun.l, Or., Mav 27. A "ni'co to cost omt s)io a thousam! fen ! ' lllv"''l i" Homhay or mMm me rei'iinl estalilislicil here to.lav Tht i l'acific Kxport Lumber xtmmm to- C. I Hinshaw Claims $500!K-,lM::hu,rz;,K ..,, ...,,,r ()I j.an rraiii'in'o at s ; price of UO shilling,. The frrrt. I " " the lumber i 8ishy 01tr I three times the actual eost of the Jau her here ami in Amorienn nienev llw limber will rest the purchasers a'lilll. I over ftO a thousaiul. Damages For Loss of Business Through Arrest The Meal Tea Comimny toilay filed a suit in the circuit court to test the validity of the citv ordinance prohibit- iiiK peddlers from soliciting Inisinessi nnd selling their wares without first tailing out a city license, the suit is the outgrowth of the arrest of ('. K. Hinshaw Mav 24 on tho charge of peddling without a license and was filed in the nuine of the Ideal Tea coin puny, a corporation and (.'. F, Hin shaw against the City of (Salem, Char les P. Elgin, as city recorder and J. T. Welch, as city marshal. After his arrest Hinshaw uppeared in police court with his attorney (leorge (i. Bingham and ashed for a continuance of the case. The continu ance was granted by .ludge Klgin and Hinshaw was allowed one day to de liver his orders already taken. He nslied for two weeks time to deliver Mil. semi, .Mrs. liiliiert, Adclin simpler, but tnc rcql1C8t ns refused. Bv roa Kliznlieth Sawyer, .Mary B. Wimn, Mi's. H0, of tllc in,Hj,.s8 st tbroug'h lhe Clara Bliss, Bessie Kichniond, i.lizn- Bi,.K(1 interference of the city of-, both Baiimgiirtner. I.ydia P.ihrer, Mar- fi,.;.lls Hinshaw seehs ilM damages, i tlia Fulirer, .Marie Durstcler, liieiie Cur-. , thc (,0,nl,iBillt ;t is alleged that tis, Dr. l'lora Brewster, iNinn Conk, ,he j ,ital Tea Co. is n corporation dulv Olive Dorothy Buchner, Mrs. . A. ! .;,,, ,,,,. ,,, nf , ,, ; Cusick, Mrs. T. Maplethorpe Mrs. 11. ' f ,., , ,, am101ize,l to do busi- J. Clnninnts. Minn I. (tile. M r. Irwin .1 . a.a it. .....i... -11 Helen Coinelini. tli viollnfut. who . . L r , , .j V, . ' v, ' "1,s Htnie. Jie iiirtner uiicgen will lihln'iip tliix vininir ut tlwi Yi. 11....1. t . ..!.. i:ui. m... . .. I 'nr '! "I !' ven at the llregon the- c, !nu,ri jr (i(.rLre Hatch. Klnrella Phillips, ululia I.indsuy, Jlrs. F. H. Thoiiipson, .Mrs. F. A. l.egg, Mrs. Mar vin Cubler, F. Hutu Fugute, Abbie S. Davis, Heginn West, Mrs. Charles 1.. Davis, Alum Fischer, Mrs. K. T. Muores, Mis. Ida H. Niles, Mrs. Don W. Miles, Mrs. M. 10. Brewer, Mrs. P. Kimball, Mrs. Ida Miller, Nell Coppock, Mrs. .1, C. -Morelnnd, Mrs. John V. Lewis, .Mrs. Klein, Mrs. (ieorge Bnvne, Miss Stough- ton. Mrs. M. 11. Farrur. Mrs. S. M, 10 n- 1 dicott, Muble llaight, Miss Cubler, Mn- ! bid Cameron, Mrs. Kubv Purdv, Mrs. N. ('. Brvnn, Mrs. Ii. H. Campbell, Mrs. ' .1. A. Todd, Mrs. .. D. Fields, Mrs. Har lan, Mrs. Harriett Curtis,. Mrs. Boss.: Margaret Stulz, Thelma .Ton n Juhnsun, ater, is III venrs olil, and lives with her jiareiits nl Mnninoiith. Although this is Helen's lirst publio uppenrauce in Salem, she bus appenred several times in coin cit nt Moiimoiith and oth er cities. She is first violinist in the Monmouth turlii'Mra, and pianist in nn nther musical iiiyanization of Mon iiiouth. She is a niece of Dr. M. 10. I'omcrov. i ting .lime IS, llll.'i, ut the farm of Mis. .Inliii A. Hunt, lour miles north of Sublimity, The speaker I'or lhe oc casion will be iiuuicd Inter, lieu. S. Downing. F. 8. Lamuort, F. A. Vonot and J (I, While made a dip yesterduv to thc northern purl nl' I lie cuuutv, in the iiileiesls ol' the Falls Citv Lumber Co. lodge No. I, A. I', & A. M this evening. Work in the M. M. degree. Visiting brethren weli'oine. Tho Salem Huiuhts school will hold -- 1 1 Ii i i r giadnntiiig exercises in the Su- fi((i()())i(( Icin Heights hull, satiinliiy, June '). The Cherrians have accepted the in- citations ul the Albany Pheasants to attend their ,1 to be given tomor row evening. Ah hough the Cherrians will not ntti'inl Hi a body, the organiza tion will be well represented. The in vitation to attend the strnwberrv I'es- was no common peddler as he lid not carry goods for sale but de livered goods and solicited further orders. Hinshaw says he has been a regular resident of Halem for three niniiths living at 555 Minion street. The plaintiff asks that the city ordi nance lie iieciiircu cause mm r '!. ' . A ' ''' .a I.' f it exempts farmers, dairymen, Daugm". 8 T?tiertT next Siw! giirdiiers, merchants having a regular, specruu., "d Monday- place of business, from pnynig a I THE OPAL RANGE Best-By-Test tivul now beiuu held at Lebanon could! Mr!l' 1 ''' Schunke, Mrs. Chillies h. im' be iicceptcd. I Heath, Mrs. H, 1. Bciihani, Clara Al- 0 '"'rt' Wiloa 11, Darby, Marguerite. F. L. Pcimd. coimnandor of 'the Slower, Mrs. A. I.. Brown, Hazel T. (I in ml Army ut the liepuhlic, Sedgwick I ""- "" '". "its in'i-ii in in hi? inline, .Minn iwcniietli street, tor tne Bishop, Mable Temple, Bertha Byrd, Maigaret Cosper. Igna Ostby, Muttie .1. Bealtv, Mrs. .lohn H. Albert, Mis. A. rhone 1517 J Day or Nluht Shop Foot of Union St. ft A. L, OODFREY PlumblnR. Repairing and Coll Work a Specialty. Reasonable Chargoa. Balnm, Or. two years ago. Karlv this year he went Special mooting of Salem I'0 ci'stcrn Oregon for his health, where lie rcmuincil until aluiut two uioutlis n go. When contemplating a trip always cieisider u camera part of the trip, j i,U!1t three weeks.. Mr. Pound was a ! O. Davidson, Mrs. Peter (Irnber, Be Ausco cuiueras are as good lis the best , member of Hi,. utli Illinois regiment, I atrico Shelton, Bess Hutchinson, Frail er sine nt Hie (.apilal Drug store, vidunteer iiifnntrv. He was with Slier-1 ces Cameron, Frances llodeo, Mrs. B. 11. iiiiiii in the t :i iii.hih niiireh to the sea White, Mrs. Hubert Kn kin. Myrtle and remuiiicil in the army until the Knowland, (irace Young, Mrs. lOdith dose uf Hi,, wm. Pntton, Mrs. .lanct Wuller, Frances Sal- o I oinan, Ktl i III W. Warner, Murv Bub- The Loyal Sons and Daughters of the cock, Mrs. Knllin K. Page. Caroivn Ne- BlIIILllllnW Clilil,.,,, ..Iiiiri.li liii.iilii.l nl1 ....I t..u U L' 1.... (I...' 11 l. a home on Cherry street, neur the Mute; the corner of Seventeenth and ( heinek. ! Clv ' Mr'.. Churl.'., o WilJ.n '..'.'.: ., li.l ' ,11). .,. ui.n.i IS.ittl ....j I...,-.. .... . .. ' .".- '. : " """ """"" ""'- iiiu sirceis, i n. nv evening, .Mav Iltul It,.,, ., .I..1...I 1... A .... 1. 1 1 .... t I!.... . ...... ' j..-. ..... .,....,,-,, ,,,,,,,,, ' are to iinv.. a Lux social. A luce pro- lesi. ami win ne rei my tor mils iuiiui, iuclnding a college pliiv. "A Case iirrnu. T in liiiiiui u-i I l,,i ,C tli .... w .. . 1 .. V .. ., ".' ' " "i 'ii pension, no hour or inn tor nil. I'.iglu ol lhe students were successful in passing the stale exuniiiiatious, He 1)1 sides Die giadiiutiug exercises, a pro tin in will be given by the members ot jt tho class, . o For all kinds of otftce and storo fix- line wink go to lieiuhnnl Cabinet Fuc i( lory, Hil Cheiiicketii, Phone All. We have a full line of films, mountings of postal or pnper, ulso have an expert developer and linisher. Let us do your developing and printing. T. A. Linilstrom Is preparing to build The board of rcRonts of tho Mon a, 1 mouth mil mill s.'linul lute ycstcnliiy al t cnun.li decided to eniplov .lohn V, Ben if nes, a Portland architect, tu li lit t the plans and siipei intend coustruetion of RUO RErRF.HP.NTATlVB 11EKK Rugs male from any kind of old carpet, rhouo W 2IH0 I M. tomorrow'. Dutch bungalow style and include uiaiiv of the later ideas in architecture and interior finish. As soon as the con tiuet is awarded, construction will be. Kin. Yon may secure coupons to vote for me lu win the autoinobile in the Ve Umber, Mrs. P. 10. Fiillerton, lhe new trtiininir biiiblimr nt llm Hcluml lur which purpose the last legislature I'liwriy ami iiraiui theater contest liy appropriated it.'ill.POO, buying your tickets nt Oilson's barber ii . shep, the White House restaurant, If you enjoy a toed smoke, try 1 La' I'onieroy's jewelry store, llco. Waters i cigar siore, cerry urug store and the w nuilor Kaiiilv Kitchen. Place the name of Mrs. lluby Purdy on the cou pon and 1 will win the nii'tomobile. FULLERTON'S 870 NORTH COMMERCIAL 8T. Corona and be a Salem booster Tinker toy, 60c. Red Cross Pharmacy. Paul Hausor, Lloyd llauser, Ab M- gers and Dr. Kny Hyrd left early yes terday iiioruing fur lOugene, from which place they drove 40 miles up the Me Kenzie to Cook V, where they will spend the remainder of the. week fishing. Angling for rainbows in the McKeu.ie Is rate, and the Snlein fishermen ex pect to return either with some fish or some good excuses. Judge a correspondence school by tit Board and room S3.78 per week, 179 Smith Coinineriial. In connection with Memorial day ex ercises to be held nt Kiclimoud Friday afternoon, there will be a speciul pro- f;ram and exhibit, in fact, Friday will n "Visitation dny" at the school, to which a general invitation is extended, The exercises of the afternoon will be held on tne lawn adjoining the schoul, success ol its students. There are good , the weather permitting. Pntilotie ad- Alter the piograiu boxes are to be sold, refreshments im iui-e who do not care tu bung or buy a lux. I'.verybody in vited, no ii. I1111...H. n. Don't forget," Fri day evening. Mav 'JS. Company B, In command of Captain .lohn .Ii.Iiiisi.ii, vesterdnv won the first prine lor the lust drilled company nt the competitive drills held by the' dif ferent cuinpauic. f the cadet regiment nt Chenuiwii Indian training seliu.il. Second prize was awarded to Com puny C, Captain .lohn Bvers. Coinpniiv A, Captain llusscil Adams, which has won first place for the last three veins, wns iivcn third nrir.e. Captain .mix i.criiiuir urn I Mn.ior Carle Alnain, who .were the judges of the contest, stilted that the enmpaiiies were all par ticiilarly well drilled and that the com petition was close. The liuliun boys made an excellent showing and were eiinpliuienteil by the officers upon their soldierly appearance. FIVE DIE IN CLOUDBURST. DIED ft PIOAUSON In this city, Wednesday,' .May L'H, IHl.i, Andrew Pearson, at the age of Htl. I'liucial services will be held Satur day at :t::iu o'clock from the parlors of Kigdoii & Uichnrdson, Hcv. (hul, of the Swedish Methodist chinch, offi ciating. Interment will take place in the Odd Fellows' eeinotory. lie is sur vived by a briithcr, Oscar I'eaison, of (.iranite Falls, Minn., and fther broth ers in the east. . TW I i! !'J If n The Opal range is fast L......,lir.M becoming a word to the housevvnc of Salem and vicinit tkc r(,-every an who owns one w ommends it to h bakes evenly, is w Taken ere of .ndj omical in seof The Opal range J scientifically .ndjP reinforced fl schools and poor sclutils. 1 give free advice about all courses. Ten years I in the business. F, D. Abbott, Ull Hub bard building. Tinker toy, 50c Red Cross Pharmacy. dresses will be made bv the 0. A, 11. visiting committee, composed of T. Remington, S. P, llavwood, John Bar till and B. O. (letter. The lumber for the construction ol HllilDIOS At hi residence, Cheineketn and Twelfth street, Salem, (Ire., Wed nesday, May id. Ull.-, Allen Uhodes,! nt the age of 74 years. I Funeral services will be held Sntur ! day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence. Hcv. Carl H. K.lliott offi ciating. The body will remain nt the Kigdoii & tiichaiilsou puilnrs, until the' funeral, ' moux City, Iowa. May 27.-Five ci,rln. i ... ... lu.r.ilii. .....I.1..1 . o. " V .. . -. ' . ii.M.i-, in nine, I I'' ' II.1IC11 ( ClU-iici-r, .It'll, . I hm linnn I. V - .1. . . Tuesday . ,lolull)llr., it Is! B at the Beta Theta Pi fratMiiitv ""I'l she, today whn eon.municat.on house, returned vesterdav to 1 s ho ne with he flooded town wta restored. i Ali.any. Hev nobis w,i. M lu 11 Joseph I'revets, hi, wife and three 'I I and is a member of ih n...n . Pi fraternity. Kugene (iunrd. children were drowned. 1S' !l" " ,ner.llBl 1 int v ( lllg ('""'I polished top, oven thermometer, pauni . n jn Ver! nickel trimmings, sanitary leg base, o nw tie particular nnd built to please and mum t to pay. size you want is nere anu - 30.UU to J'vv EXCHANGE DEPAKi We have several good used ranges & reservoirs and at the price asked eu . m0 Home...: $20.00 II JJOO ToWo ipU'l.v - . lL II - r'r. 550.00 Koyal, wim n eXtra n-' reservoir roccrvnir $25.00 .i 'JV' I 1 A I t 1 who i .vmitv? i ftmvvwv 101 or '0I rui ie( (IVt the car I hm wh din ser len In to Dili IK Ja; ni rel he, Di WTL ! j n uMiipii jbii- ' " 1 f wpm9"Pmml'mm'