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THE 8AXEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JTTNE
0, 1915.
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June Clearance of All Lines
In the Ready -to- Wear Section
3 lots of Women's Coats, choice, $5.95, $8.65, $12.95
Two lots of Women's Suits, choice, $13.85, $18.95
A lot of Women's Wash Dresses at $3.69
Women's waists, priced to $13.50, your choice, $5.00
Women's Wash Skirts, former prices to .$7.50
pique, linen, corduroy and white serge for $1.98
Free Trips to San Francisco
One Each Month for Five Months
STANDING OF CANDIDATES IN THE JUNE CONTEST
Dora Richter 7591
Mildred Brunk 6481
Oral Ilagedorn 5027
Mary McLaughlin 3524
Freda Hoover 3480
Florence Elgin 2000
Althea Esch 1845
Etta Clark 1758
Don't forget to vote for your favorite when you purchase.
voie wun eacn ztc sale.
w7.iiiJ!i"iiiy
5, FAILS ID ill) SAVING K,
urubi mnm ON spits KM
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June Clearance Specials in the Wash Goods Section
A Sale of 36-inch
Silk Voiles
Formerly Priced at $1.00.
Extra Special, 35c a yard.
Just the fabric for summer
wear.' Will make pretty waists
or dresses. Comes in medium
dark, changeable colors, fcs-
tra special for June Clearance
35c yard
Special June Clearance
of Linen Napkins
This sale of napkins offers an
exellent chance to replenish
the linen supply. .Your choice
of a large variety of patterns.
All good grades.
Reg. $3.50 Napkins, $2.95 doz.
Reg. $4.00 Napkins, $3.15 doz.
Reg. $5.00 Napkins, $3.95 doz.
Reg. $6.00 Napkins, $4.65 doz.
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Speciul Offer to Delineator Subscribers
'tuti inciK'i tiff today and Justing for ohij
week, wo offer u most iiiiiikiiiiI induce
ment to new nnil old subscribers to tlie
Delineator, the iiiiilur home und fnsli
ion magncine. Cull nt the inltern coun
ter nnil let the lady in charge e.ilnin
to you.
A Sale of 40-inch
White Voile, Yama Cloth I
A fine value at 25c, only 19c
a yard
Fine quality white materials
splendid for cool summer
waists and dresses. 40-inches
in width and easily worth 25c
a yard. Extra special price,
per yard
19c
GOODi GOODS
mm,
j All Around Town
T
Brinsr Relief to
Suffering Injury To Foot,
By Reporting
The campaign of eilucnlion, recently
iiinuiruratcd hv the Oieuou huiunno
society among the children of the state
through the medium ot t lie public
!,,. nl., nl.n.T.. 1 ll- nnin.1,. tlio
fllTII.'.'Ifl, 1IMI-UUV UUII Mllll flltiwil HIV.
1-1 1. . i. .1 . 1 . 1 I I J! 11. !
cnnui-en or ine Jiigiiinnn sciiooe or mm
city this morning as a rescue or wiiicee
a little colt was relieved of its slf
fering and is probably singing the
praises o fthe children, ns nil nice colts
do sing, and, incidentally and indirect
ly, calling down blessings upon the
heads of the leaders in the humane
society work.
Some of the children of the Highland
school noticed ft farmer ilrivinir n horse
along the road, hitched t n wagon, and
tied to the horse was a little colt
u-liinh .vim limr,;.,.. niiliil'iilk' n.l itu
hind foot was bleeding profusely. The
cniiureii reported the incident to tneir
teacher who. in turn, reuorted the mat
ter to Dr. D. J), Kecler. countv humane
officer. r. Jveelor immediately got
trace of the farmer mid dressed the
colt's foot and fixed it up in good
shape and it went on its way rejoicing
Nothing was done to the farmer be
cause he was not aware of the colt's
condition, the front wheel of the
vehicle haVing evidently run over the
colt's foot as it trolled alongside its
mother, nnd tho farmer thought he had
it tied far onouih forward to be out of
danger of tho wheels.
Aviators Bombard Venice
From Skies-Allied Fleet
Resumes Activities
isr. juenaeisonn, specialist in fitting
flasios corroctly. U. 8. bank bldg.
The river today is falling, with a
stage of 2.1 feet abovo low water
ma i ll.
Have you soon tlio Saloin movies at
JWth Liberty
The Bophomore class of tho high
school gave its ntinuiil picnic last even
ing on M into island. About 12") were
present, chaperiiued by Miss Cox,
The public Is cordially Invited, to
attend recital by pupils of .Miss .loy
I timer at university chapel, 8:15 this
evening.
Although a full "tralnload of excur
siomsts will leave cm the Ciierrian spe
cial for Portland Friday morning, quite
a number from here will go by auto
muule, as the roads are in osneeiullv
I tlllO colli iImi,, mi IwiH, ii .1.'.
... . . : . . . uv' "i'iv-a ul cue
ono us, wnn victor Moore at Yei"vlr.
Liberty tonight and tomorrow, Dig i o '
program in addition. I Mine. Potrova, titled bv New vrv
the Cherrians, says that those who wish
to be present nt the bnmpiet should no
tify hi in not later than tomorrow even
ing. Twenty-one ISc meals $2.75. Scott's,
l"!l South ('onimereiiil.
Evangelistic services will be held in
a tent on the corner of Stnte nn'l High
leenth street. boirinuiiiir tnniirht. The
I evangelists are William .liimieson. of
Kilinbiirg, .Scotland, ami Herbert Mid-
dleton, of Aberdeen, .Scotland. Tho
invitation to theso services state that
they have no cnunection with Russell
ism, .Mnrmonism, Seventh Dayisin or
Holy Holletisni,
Special meeting of Multno
mah chapter No. 1, li. A. II.,
this evening. Work in the
H. A. degree. Visiting com
panions Welcome.
You will find cooking utensils, in
fact most anything, at the Kansas
SUtie.
Rome, Juno 9. Returning from a
J successful bombardment of Finnic, the
Italian dirigible Cittadi Ferrara fell in
to the Adriatic sea. Two officers and
six men, comprising tho crow, were
rescued by an Austrian patrol and made
prisoners, it was announced here to
day. Private advices here declaro the
dirigible dropped bombs upon the am
munition factories nnd chemical works
at Flume. Shins in tho Imviu.
also bombarded.
An official statement, from Vinnn
siaieu ttittt an Austrian noroiJienn de
tached and destroyed tho dirigible
which bombarded Fiume. The naval
aeroplane L-4S. commanded bv T.ientnn.l
urn, causing was sam to have ninde the
attack. The Italian crew were rescued
and made prisoners.
HIGH GRADE
CLOTHING at
One-third Off
Save Money
Our One-Third Reductions offee . ,
a high grade suit 3F
in and see the suits. Te mM7- Corae
G.WJohnson & Co.
TRY SALEM FIRST
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Battle Continues.
Rome, June !). "We are pressing the
enemy hard along the Isonzo river.
Important results are expected soon,"
an official statement from the war of
fice stated here todav.
Venice Bombarded.
Paris, June 9. Austrian
tiomiiarded Venice yesterday
aviators
and sue
141 N. Commercial St
9k ik J. 4. J. ...
t Court House News
" n oi murder
degree.
m 'W second
British Press Forsees
t-irmTone ofGermanNote
I-ondon, June 0.-Driti8
llhl .41
lifcrwd
Judge Percy . Kelly, of department
A'o..l of tho circuit court, denied the
defendant's application for bail in the
case 0 Illl'CIICP 11 nrun .!inv.....l f ...1.. . .
. . - . Illll U.'ll . ."'Ill , I 111 I'l tl I'll. ...I . . "
ceeded in wrecking a steam gondola ""V. '''' "t;!e svi'0n' d,'Kretl- At- Sccietarv l
according to .liapatehea rZi ve?1 S ' Jor? . re" &.nro5 arK1,e'' the ease! t, ;' ,! 1" ,.,' ditlM ,!,
todav. One ince li,'v kn.t, i ."'' " or tneir client before Judge ; : ; . .." 1 111 " latM i, so
Activity In Dardanelles ' T,1' !"otil)n ?f the c1vf 1,,nt to S,t
Athens, .lime 1).-The nltimi fl,,.,f iJns!'ll ,,1B vt'1',,,,t rt'iuWrM in the cir-
iiHfK
i.at. hel rl . . . , t5,r'Vt'1""P ist N'els O. Tr.kstad. This case
e vi,r ' 10 t?lnyV TW n1' W,IH U"1 1,1 !. circuit court before
lied aviators are declared to have clone Judge Kelly and after hearing tea -1
-onto damage by dropping bombs upon guments on the motion last "week he1
sjimnii, liourneova and Menimini. i took tlio matter under mlvisenient.
iiiUl UNIT Wlir llliiv -r.
grcate., .inportance, The Kvoi,i,,t .s
says editorially; 8
" In the previous imtcAiucrioj mh
,"nly and plainly ,i10u,,, 1()t!,P;
tnendly. h had Mr. Rnis
so his resignnt.on imlirnt ilu'cci,,.,
note ,s t n entirely ,liffm, ,;
-Mi. Hryan d,,l not oonmd ,i lllillilln
that it may inciiii nr."
British liewsnniicrs lilianli . ,11.,
the iilcn tlmt nn A .....:,..,:. ...i.
King Is Improving. The writ of review was granted in
Athens, June !), Kino Constantine "ie ease of the city of Salem against
showed marked improvement todav, it Trover and the defendant order-
was officially announced.' His Ma jes-1'1''' ilischargpcl today by Judge tlullowav.
ty is not yet out of danger, but attend-1 Trover was convicted' in tho municipal
.. .. a . - CCillrr l li-lVittr. n. ...... I.....'.. .... I ill I
...... . , (fe,.i,r iM-ei II 11(1 J1IICI.I
-, and ho iniinecliutely asked for a
writ of review. In liandiiiu down his
ing physicians are now hopeful of hisi
recovery. I
it Teacher BAarU
Interpreter of The Drama
jWision Judge tlaNoway stad that the t
South American trnvol pictures at
Ve Liberty tonight and tomorrow. A
good prograin.
The Woman's 1'oroign Missionary so
ciety of the l-'iral Methodist church
will meet this evening nl the home nt'
Mrs. ,1. (), (Jolt rn , 7H." Court street,
O. B. Webb, of tho Webb & dough!
undertaking parlors, motored to l'ort-1
land mid return yesterday, the speed-j
..nnil , , -mmi'i i iik j i if nine!, .Mr, eon
reports the roads in excellent condition
on both sides cd' the river.
Special Salom pictures at Yo Liberty
tonight nnd tomorrow. W. O. W, Me
inorial day exercises,
Congressman llawloy will bo in the
city 4his evening and attend the union
baiicpiet, at the Motel Albany by spe
cial invitatiiin. He is looking' after
his I, inn county farm and visiting nt
the tleisendorfer farm, Alba u v liemo
crat.
The Oregon State School for
lllind will held their closinir exen
the
ises
i,l, iti..u . i. ......... , WAJ I i mi no will IK. Ill llieir ctosiiiL'
i "' ' " " mi'si neuiitiiui urn ver- i'.. .i .i 1
I Hi ulnini l.i .' . . ' " '-"."K
e i ,.i i. . "h " .'.."so" Christian church. A nluv entitled "Tin
still,, :. ,, ,,j ,,. ..' Vi . . ' '""K'l't'ecnt i 'pun 0lltnws .' Ktinnctta." in which
m 1 1 1 1 111 IM III III,' ui'i.rwil tat I 1 1 ti r n i. nut
vogue in pictures wm be iireiiemeii. Mi-. Ma,Vri;
Dollar watches at Stone's dnig store,
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
fill
'! -'m
iSee Our
IS 11
Brilliant
Sweepers
Why pay from $25 to $15 for
inferior sweeper when you
pel the best in your eilv for
$19
Window
"We buy for less, there
fore we sell for less.
YOUR CREDIT
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IS GOOD HERE g-SSHS
I ity, coiislitutes a new
M"iay at tne uregou that is bound to
si nee a responsive chord among those
who admire homily and real acting.
Having lived three years in Mexico
'ity, Dr. (iustav A. Wislicenus, of this
'ity, is authority ou the conditions in
Mexico. For ihiH reason Hie Kev. H. !'
Tischer. pastor of the Unitarian church!
has invited Dr. Wislicenus tc deliver
an address on the Mexican situation
next Sunday evening ut the social ser
vices. Tho staico's most veruntHn o... ni
. " --.....1...M uiui, ui(ju
niiin, in i ne uregou tonight.
The Mooso band of Mooschoart, 111.,
will leave cirlv hum ..... t. r
,, ., , -. "- -1- ...iM.ni in, h ,,- n-
ol the west, and will play at San Diego I of
k ," "oi ii .1 nose co ,, fe ,, 1 ii i n t h
.erincr Himti v ufnie, .....n..
beer" and did not say that it was
unlawful, ami that if it were unlawful
the verdict would have said so, there
fore it must have been the intention
of the jury to acquit tiie defendant.
C. M. Inman and Jc.hu I). Turner rep-
ii'soieci cue cieieniiniit.
graduating cl
for Nurses ol
ium will luihl
ereises at the
" .inn cue nrsi week ol duly. This 'at the
"mm is composed ol licivs from the nn
lionnl Moose orpliuu home at Moose
heart, III., mid is said to he one of the
I most juvenile ban, Is in the country.
"Tho Hoart of a Painted Woman"
featuring Olga I'etrova, at the Oregcn.
o
That Walter L. Toozo, Sr., of Salom, I O. E
h"'s " 1H""' I" recover from his. Off ice
present serious ilhiciu in n 1 umi
. . , , - lr ,,c 11,11,111,11 , 1"'".
expressed by Chas. T. Tooze. broth..,. 1
I't (licgmi City, j cuiniiinieiili,,,, l
Walter 1,. Too.e. .lr i t.
Jims been ill for some weeks past' i,,,V
his ailment was not .1, ,.i .. ..
serious nature.
Flower will Ink' the lend
play will include several musical num
bers, with T. S. Huberts nt the piano.
A few cents expended for a Journal
want ad. will bring you ..dollars ..in
profit.
You will find anything you want
houses, farms, horses, positions, lost
valuables or friends by rending the
Capital Juurn.'il New Tod'uy and classi
fied pages.
Thin evcninir tliran
will be given in the city, nil of special
nil crest. I he seniors of the .Salem high
school will present "Tho J'rivate Sec
retary" at the iilhlilni'liiiii The in,. .llu
the (lie-on :iim school will give
o".. i ne uullinvs of KtKiuetta," ..iris ,,f n,
Our trunk dnu.n.rtinem- la tin. ,,,
, . v. iiiwou
completo in thc city, (let our mices.
Huren it Hamilton.
xne cannery of Hunt Bros. Co. of
this city lias been in operation for the
past two weeks and is now giving em
ployment to -,(), Tho cannery opened
with the gooseberry season and is now
, niiig cin sirawoernes and cherries. i , ,
1 Ins year tho strawberry eron was c A,'K".mpl,,,s f attorneys were
rather light, while the cherries o fa? ''.T' ',m""t. J'', 2 ?f tho ,:ir
have run about nn average crop The ' ,0,.'rtl ll,s '"'"'"; ''.V Judge Gal
strawberries are expected to Z until ' ,in.. "ho of E. h.-Jlartin
fli" Ireginning of xt vee when the "K",",St "', W.' Jh,l,'1,"' Hn
''"""'IT will iiut its entire f!j2 I ,l"''i''V .tt"'1 ioo'', Stevens. This is
raspben'ie, a loea, ber, J v i n" n,'tio" b,'"ht hv tbo plintiff as
Iho'wor cr e T J' "'.,, f'Y "-.two last unified defend-
. .; " . "' " '", auis, me evidence was taken . one
coil nice
t ' . . , " 1 -'iiiviiiHii r;i'
met ci isis liuii he prcvipilatocl bv tlio
controversy with Umnnny.
MRS. ANNA R0GEBS HSH
liihle Tteililinir nMiiiuli',.
507 N. Liberty, Jto SW
1. ( . At, Inninu nnd John D. Turner
represent the plaintiff and Waller Win
slow the defendants.
e increased; from time to time as (he
larger supply of fruits come in,
Special! A good reinforced fiber
matting suitcase. A big value at 1..-0
Specially priced for one we.dt at !J8c,
Huren Ji Hamilton,
xt , .". ' ' oi
bv i;, ,Z!r r "J".? WIU 1)6 "lved'o the deceafied consists of bonds and
ci,.. 1,1..,. ."r "''""" ''ii'ss ot motes to the value, of 7o00. The leua
"inn si mill, ai tne iriui iilltinir dtii. 1 (ne nimi.i.l n II.,.... o ,.
C SOS helil nt tl. ".. ... V , . ' ' . i"iji noo n, u oroiner,
iitir. This iMirl nl" ; . ?r ": " ', 11 ,vo M,ml- 11 bth living
..... ' I" i cue.,,, - uiogue, iiermanv. an, Theresa Ar-
I ' "."r''.1N''H "'". ,ni'"'"l "ic''l-l f this city. The will was made
f'.r nve ,, v , rVr ..i: rf"'y ?' , was witnessed
The will of Mary Ollschlager, who
oleic in una eny .June L', nil .I, was ad
mitted to lirobnte tmlnv 1 tV fill nnlill'
(of County Judge Hiishey. 'Tho estate
Touring cars for country nl
..i..... .!v.a tlnv Rnd nicht
u..,i'i,. Pi'h'i'f rruKonablcT W(
meet, ail trains.
Phonel
Office Hotel Bligh
l'i,w, i 'ii. iii i '"r'v"7 i Kins oi mic class have also auroi
I , l , ,T ' W ' ,,",1.tlu;ill Hlmll dress enlirelv in w M U
lllg clil:.:i ii In Trlliiiinir Si'iinn 1 . .. V ,c,
of I he TrainiiiL' Sciiooi
the Willamette sanatccr
tlieir eoiiiinencement ex
I'liilarian church.
There is real enjoyment in smokinx
a Una rem cigar. Salein-made, 5 cents.
Cashatt, M. D city physician.
Ill I hi i,k ol' Commerce. J'hone
lass have also agreed thntlJr. Theresa. Arnold was named as ex
ecutrix and T. K. Kurd, II. A. Johnson,
Jr., nnd (i. V, Johnson, Jr., were niiiued
as appraisers.
carry-
P "Jute roses, tied with purple mil
'"' as purple mid wnite are the class
colors. lhe only special d initio,,
hp 1 1 it'll run viiiiiHi i.e.. ..a .1 . i i ....
will be i, l t.'.,r 1, V "!,s A J'OMtion wns tiled n he prulmte
I s r, .1 in Sfr'T1',,1' tlm.-oi.rt to-lay to dceturc Ciuslave A. (lirod
"I"" 'o "Pi-lit Kiu.nl.
mi I,,,,,. inn per ii loners, Ariaur
Oirod and I 'n ill (lirod, sons of Oustave
A. l.irnil i'.in!fi. c'.mt 4C...:H i. :..
....... Lllt1, Ll,,-u juiiHT jB
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(iiiiiranleeil to have more W
tluin tiny sweeper in this
utnvo n iree demonstration in
-fdl us hv nl If Hilt
H. It. Harris, division superintendent
for the luleriiaiioiial Correspoiulence
schools, has been in ihis city for tlie
1'iist two days assisting the local man
H'T. V. D. Aid,,,,,. orKnn,M ,.
deuls fraternity. At a meeting of the
' S. stiulenis, nt the Salem Coni-
iiicreial Club lust evening, n chapter of! to I'or
, ""s coinpieied nnd a
" K0 ineuibei'.hi,, ,. rt, M,. l,m.iH
"'li Cl I I III llll.., ..,..!.. .' ... I. . .
I I " i, inn ii, r ion- iiieiciui
1 ' morning
o it :
men. Jlel'ore the b,. i '
; p , r""' "K '.c i ne ex
-.'..n . ,,, cM'iiing, n ,nnee will be
given by a speeiiil class of six, trained
J im ( ash Those giving the dance
me I rum the physical culture class,
. .1
When in SALEM, OBEUU", w -
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modwa
Free and Private , Ball
Nearest to all Depots, , W w
Capitol BuUdlng
A Home Away from bob
T. O. BLIOH, Prop.
Both Phones Tree Auto
A theatrical trn.it n,,.n t. .....
singe s must versatile (, m n....
Kou tonight. '
Tho Iliisinoss Mon's Ad,lustmont Co.,
new I'l.'l.'.'f ,,, i.. .. '
, . " " ii' m i in cms cue',
''lis I'l'en opeiied wilh Kiigeue llmistdn
"s lunuiiuer. Tin. i'i'i,...-
. '- - '- " - ii i n ,i nil' now
eiiternrise nm 1 ..... t ... l ...
, I . .ii 'i hi, mum -I'C in
lhe Masonic I nl.. ti...
, , " ' "1 ' .'"II ll v
ilu U L'eneii. ..,.11 ,
- " .... . n.i, iiiisi uess.
Card Of Tllnnlra
We wish tn iliin.l.' i... ... i i. , I n . . I'
l.v assisled .us ,l,- .,,.. , opeclnl 8alc trunks and travolinff
lentil of .,r I', .... I ..i. . . . ., ! W' see wiinlmv, i,...,.,. & li,,,,.;,., ,
fl"';''l."f'IVriiigs. i The TlM tolr....
IK. .1. C. SCIIAI'PI' .111;..!. .. .. . VI, a icwgue win at-
. nn, I
Arrangements Completed lash's"
Vnv ri...u.' T I guar,
iui uicman LXClllSIon
Tl.
. ... i iifci ,,,r ,Me enenini, ,!t
I ortliiuel has been uriniii,i.,l ,,u c.i.
iiM'w 'I'l... . .... ""
iiiiiii win leave on the
Southern Pnc f e f, T,..i ,
' " "'I VI ' III -
A
years c.t nge and feeble in body and
mind, lie is possessed of personal prop
erty anil money to the value of ."i0HU
Oil, tllCV i echini lie Is iniiiiiiiitile
11. 1 ll- lll'f " . . , ... Id
'Oil'1'
hiil f'
idling his affairs. The petition gon
bid
that Arthur (Jil'n.l 'tin iiimnlntcil ! nl' . Illli
iKomuinn. .nine 1 nt i o'c oek. n
the ol fire of llin ni.iiiiiv .miirt Umi
iioiii iieaniig in t he mutter w he he , .
c ii mi. will receive
llisilillL' "'l'
of' of the vniiinis seH- . Hlh
,,, he 0 rue , :(
ill riu-c.ve "- ' ,,.,
,,c Salmi.
was today np-
Premier suction cleaner! -"'I-.' nZZ!Xil
Tho Frantz
imi-M (Mir V'W ...l, n. . i.
. ,, " I"!' 'ill MM'. (I
gets all the dust, sirongly built. When
'-' li'iv get the liest." Sent out on
tmil. Huren .V Hamilton.
Aclclia Zimiiierninn
pointed administrator of the estate of to
Mm l ies ('. !,,,,, ii, ,n, n u'L j;,,, I lliivti
streets at S i,',.,,,.t !.'.:.,.. -''. I !'!.". lenvimr i.n'U,,.... I ,i,.n,ii-ii- m
, . , ' ' i ' mil I i ,, , ' r. """ ' , "
I Poll Its ll, Tin, I ! I....I. till' VII III, III 'tlllil ii ii. I ,..,1,1 .lul.if.,
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lie Kii.ii i in no ; .. i i.. ... neil nt .'I; I "on 'l
ii; gon, Pins '" ":., , Si i""
1 of June. ll'l '. ''.': ;, I 1W'
is will liefurno-li" " p j,.
, ,, lis.", Stale siri'it, ' h,,k f .1 1
eoinpiini'"! I'V I'" lf" , bill, !i'
t in Schoo I Mst net -' , )(1i!l k;
! '. Ilrcim. v.l.i.-l. ' , Uj l
lied nt .'MliOO. The) heirs nro Adedia
A Ml KAM I t.V.
I Tin
I ing
the nni'iiili, ,. ' '" 'I ,'m" I"""' ''
.;., , ',' ' '""' "itn automobiles
ill tuke charge of the Indies and escort
t I''"! to the hotel. The big parude will
"tmt promptly , i,,.3 VlA.-U. A '
iiiir.-l.iiiK , ,,e bMsieSH ,.,,
fv. the hernnuH will be taken cut of
- pii.iiiie u nssigned to n point of
viuitage where Ihey n.uv view the
'"I"';!'."'". I'.dlowing'the' pa,,,,!,., the
' "in ne escorted to the Cham
'"'I of loiuineice where n f...v i i
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iinuieriiiiin, the wife of the deceased; j th
Mabel C. Zi m riniltl. n iln itiflitnt' tniil
' ail I.. Zininieniian, a son, nil of Nil
verlcn. U. ), Dower, W. i'oshny and
laiiies Dower were named ns apprais
ers, Xiiiiinoriiinu died of a gunshot
wound, and t Inrenee O, Hursell is now
held in tho county juil to await trial
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iiiiuuii innin nt . .i ' "k iil iiiti ii'iitnin inui i .
Ii'tcal sewer ih ....T 1. . ,V 11 . !'' u full representi.ti,, """""'" '" I'" "'"'I''. During the after
r" niH-y Ul 411 1T llllhi nm. ,!. ' Illlrtll tlttl.. .
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This sewer will run int.. i ,., .....!.. t'..' . ' .. .. u"w ,ll b0 moved to tin,:
... .. niiiiM i inon . cull me re m .. .,i .
: si reei. sewer, and will be about 4.-,l feet. r..,. . . . n" l"'n11
long. (Hie third of tlm distance is nl- ciulv ,v , ., 0 n""u' Bmno '''''
ei.,ly laid with a six lncd, se vr 1 it , sen. sec, 1'' ''' '!n-v A' (,1,,"t- "'"
'Ins iH 1-0 talcen up , th , entire J'harire oi i'i i ' lo have
11 1 .-in I laid with !, in'i, pi,,,,. cllroi"""t.'o ol the lc,.,u, business.
, Dr. O. A. WisilTou!. D. Physician Lg will, mi!', 'p 1"19 for tl'"'1 cen-
' lircsena.ion and rcs.,'a,C ? Ztri v , u'" VlenUni r""S h
l"'i'Hli. Jlulibard buililiiig. , ' ' ' '"'" ''"'pets with-
'"''' ''ii .vn,,r nil. Dure,.
T in rinon.. c. . I "'""IMOII.
.... ,,1., , ,Jlo j-unianii nose res-
ii' in. ucr mail s nn, ,.t .. in .ti.... I "
oiiUlim IBK lor
with Ih
lhe red
Already I-, Cherrians. their Indies and 'to In - it ,', i W " i' "(" n,,i .v''
t'"'ii.ls have made reservations for the Iln oi era oi , v on to
'l""'''f. Actliur U'ilMin, secretary r' :1 , , , 111 -"' home. llrei,
IllltlllllO l ,lu ill 1 1. .
.. , 1 " hi ul IIUI'I'II
dlSposil of the I'l ' ,
, ,'. "" " i i in us nn
ladies tor tours uhmit il u-i
ut the liiiperiul will tnlc'e ulnee
..-.! ''"'. i1'!"1.'' ,lu,i" Hniior
""' ' "" '.v tlie Cherrinn Cn.
-n iianii. i K. liosnii,,,,,, il ,(p ,,,.,
... lei- led, 'iccl displny Pf the evening
1 1 1 , U'n"T r "" l'rt in
' . loose who wish
., o seats in the grand slnnd,
......... 1-,11,'uirv xviisnn
lions will be made oulv
liiestinir it
iv!',t",V',"i"ir:',,,"'"i"ir "m '-'" M't-
1) lit midnight, but tickets will l,e good
tor return m, f.. !,., ... K.
. 1 " "" "',,1'VMiig Aioiuiay.
Water Wlll'lltl 1,flu.,lr...... 1 .1
A Pleased Expression :
'T I- M' T ' .li- "" .I
to
,e- I
mid
us reservn-
lor those re-1
The eyes must be fitted pert',
insure the pleased epiorsinn wl
notes physical comfort.
We lire expert In the selection
proper glasses to overcome all el'''
of eyesight.
Miss A. McCulloch, Optometry
Bom
Hubbara mag.
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"11 used their transfers,