Daily capital journal., April 12, 1916, Page SIX, Image 6

THE DAILY CAPITAL 3r RXAI.. SALEM. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APR. 12. 1916.
The wax and oil polish that
shines quickly and saves
the leather.
SHINOlAltaSET
Best at any price
bold to ShinoiA
users at nom
inal cost.
At all dealers.
BLACK-TAN -WHITE
Take no
Substitute
AUTO LAMPS
ALL SIZES
GET THEM OF
L0CKW00D
210 N. Commercial St.
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5 COURT HOUSE NEWS
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After Hi hours deliberation the jury
ret in- I n verdict of guilty ngainst Al
lied Apliu, charged with selling iiitnxi
eating liquor ;o I'oarl Lnvorty. The
jury went to. the jury room at five
o'clock yesterday afternoon ami were
unable to agree on a verdict, 9 stand
ing for conviction nml .'I holding out
tor neijiiittal. At 1:30 a. lit. they re
tired, being hopelessly unable to reich
a unanimous verdict. This morning,
however, they arose with one mind
and at H o'clock tiie jury asked to re
port. They surprised the entire court
room by stating that they had reached
a verdict. The I'oroniuii said "guilty"
and the other eleven said "so any we
nil."
The jury in the else of Karl Smith
against K. L. Kappahahu and Arthur
Jlenges, ns the Capital (larage Co., re
turned n verdict awarding the plain
tiff damages in the sum of $."0 for .1
personal injury alleged to have been
Hu'daiiied when an auto truck turned
over with a party returning from n
ilnnoe nt I'rntum..
The case of Itenlon 11. Short against
George A. Etzol w is culled ill the cir
cuit court this morning in department
No. I. This is nn action for damages
of $21011 brought by the plaintiff who
alleges failure on the ptirt of the de
fendant to nil hero to the terms of n
contract for the sawing of some lumber.
W. C. Winslow appears for the plnin
ItlY. S. II. .111,1 .1. (j. Ilclt.ol repre
sent tiie tlcfeiiilint.
-tiiiiuol Roust, a farmer of frank fort,
Kansas, aged 75, and Mary .1. (lay, of
this city, aged 71, secured a marriage
license lit the oil ice of the county
clerk today. John I). V.illot, a black
smith of Oregon City, and Addio Cesser
of iMehnnia, likewise secured a iiintri
inouinl ticket.
v. I iiivvJr
A suit for di.orce was filed in the' The lleppner (lazette Times wns .1:1
circuit court today by (leorgo W. Ilersli-! years old Inst Thursday, it was found
Luck ngainst Helen llershbnck. The ' ed 1 1 years after the town of lleppner
couple were married ill Salem in 1!1 1 ' and five years before the railr I came.
iind hae two hildren, II izel llersch-j .;,j,. c'rawfonl says: "We nro still
back aged t.ireo years and one more. rinu in ,ie belief that we are living in
The hubiind alleges thnt ills wife do-,., coininnnitv that is destined to come
Herted him ill !!M I.
A suit was filed in the circuit court)
today by A. .1. Itarham nml l.aura M.
Hn 'h.iiu ngainst O. I. Morris nnd others.'
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
2 10 and 2 16 Commercial Street
Dry Goods, Millinery
Clothing and Shoes
Headquarters for Staples at Lowest Prices
I Soys' Shirts 2.rc
1 Joys' Waists 25c
Tainters' Overalls.. SOc
(Jrey Overalls 75c
Men's Shirts 35c
Calico, yard
Millinery
Our Millinery Department is the busiest place in
town. Come and see the big display of
Easter Millinery
Nice Dress Hats, Street Hats, Sport Hats. Shapes
and Flowers. We use the best of materials.
! xpert Trimmer ready to wait on you.
Popular Prices Prevail.
sr frizz. -vrfj
For
Home, Grip
or Automobile
Mistook Auto Party for Rob
bers and Fired Without
Asking Questions
i Tucson, Ariz., April 12. Mrs. J. S.
Bates, former St. Louis society girl,
wns shot and instantly killed by two
deputy sheriffs and a policeman while
I returning from the theatre here last
night. Accompanied by her husband
i Captain Bates of the' United States
j marine corps, the pair were mistaken
j for robbers.
j Deputy Sheriffs Joe Wiley and Tom
Johns, nml a policeman named Salazar,
j on their way to investigate a reported
robbery, fired nt Bates' car. Three
bullets entered Mrs. Hates' body. She
dieil instantly.
According to one report it was til-
j leged that the three officers saw the
Kates machine coming and opened fire
, without calling to the occupants to
j stop.
j Indignation reached n high stage.
, and it was feared hero today that there
might bo nil attempted' lynching.
I Two deputy sheriffs nro in the peni
j I i'ii 1 in i v on ten years sentences, nnd
one city policeman is in the peniton
j tiary for highway robbery.
' Captain Hates is well known here
land wealthy. Mrs. Hates was Miss
'"Walsh, a well known society girl of
S. l.ouis.
The men who did the shooting are
'held under liefivy giuirtl.
' JOY RIDER WARRINER
j FACES SERIOUS CHARGE
j Purl Ind. Or., April 12. A oluiigo of
lassiult with intent to kill probably will
'be file. I today against A. C. Wannier.
.driver of the niitoiuobile which Sunday
ran down and permanently disfigured
1 Mrs. Henry Bookman, on Columbia riv
i or highway. District Attorney Kvans
I lines no) think the ordinary statute
j ng.iiiisl reckless driving carries a pen
alty stiff enough lo cover the case.
into its own before knug. "
lo recover 1,0011 alleged duo on n
note. In nddilien the pluintiff seeks
to recover $100 attorneys fees and costs
Percales, yard 7c
Crepe, yard 12 'Jc
Shirting, yard 10c'
50c Mercerized Table
Cloth, yard .19c
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BASEBALL SEASON IS
OPENED IN THE EAST
Estimated at Least 150,000
Vill See Opening Gaines
Weather Threatening
New York, April 12. This aft.-r-noon
Mr. Average Citizen's eye took rn
:v restless look. He fidgeted ami squirm
oil. Then with the best available ox
ci.se he grabbed his hat and overcoat,
d-oiied into the next office, picked tip
Mis Average Citizen and started for
llie ball lot.
Between 1511,000 anil 1 7;j.0l(l of these
individuals were exported to click the
turnstiles at the big league parks to
dev. tter the gentlemen in sik hats have '
tossed the openingMinlls, tor months to
coiim- the great American question will
not be "have thev taken Villa?" or
'I'd Verdun fall?" but "What's the
score?"
Interest in Pershing's flying column
ivi'l yield to news of long flies bringing
riinti"rs home from tnird with the win
ning tally. The (ionium crown prince's
"nut cracker" will vfcld to its great
American forerunner called the
' squeeze. ' '
i ui eo nuikiiou players ai a r("" f,lvp I
Stll.ll ui .-p.i.vww 11 ou, IIIC h-uuj IU
st.irt the pottimiiig. An army of news
papermen Mid telegraphers is prepared
to sin ot tli" scores across the land.
May ball!
n throa cities the weather was
tliienteniiiE;. Klsowlioro it seemed likely
thnt the opening games would bo bless
ed with sunshine in wholesome quanti
ties. The Boston weather prngnosticalor
iiiincuiiced an unsettled condition. Show-e-'s
were predicted nt Chicago nnd at
(linciiiuati the -sky seoined likely to
burst into tours nt nny moment.
Chase to Join Reds.
San Jose, Oil., April 12. Hal Clias",
star first sacker, is speeding towards
Cincinnati today prepared to join the
Cincinnati Rods. Just before ho left
hero, Chase received word from Cincin
nati tlint his entire contract with the
Federal league, which calls for li salary
of $S.(lOO a year had been taken over by
Cincinnati.
Tris Not Acquired.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 12. Tris
Speaker, new ly acquired outfielder of
the Cleveland Americans is not entire-!
Iv "acquired" yet." He and James C.
Dunn today continued their negotia
tions regarding the matter of Speaker's!
contract with every prospect o'f a con-1
elusion that will please the Cleveland
.'. . , , . , ' Al depended on Ping's cudgel and
While nothing has been given out byik(1 ('nH,.vhe struck out. Hon Berrv
Dunn, ,t is understood that a salary s.lt iu ,. ., s.,w Mm it xll,.
satisfactory to Speaker has been agreed : ,.,.;,,,, .lw.n. s netKl)UII
upon and tha it will be higher than iriltion ,,, (mu,a )m.k(,(
f 10,000. Speaker s quarrel is not, how-1 , ,
over, with llie Cleveland club which I p. i . r 1 n 111
purchased him from the Boston Amori-! f glt KeDOnetl DUl All
i'.iiis He is trvniir to f.r l't-ui. ..tit 1
t .11 11 11 i f i of Rostoll 'in one liim 4::'i IIO1 I
of the purchase price paid by Cleveland
for Speaker's release. I.annin refused
to entertain the suggestion, however.
Landed on Lahn.
Biiliiinore. M.I., April 1 2. Bat fling
l.t'hu today looked like he had oucoiin
teied a saw mill as the result of his
Ill-round bout with Kid Williams, here
last night. Williams battered his op
ponent unmercifully throughout.
Women Golfers Play Today.
Sun Francisco, April 12. Women
golfers of California hail their inning
today when the Sequoyah Country club
began its iiivitat ion tournament for
women, the first of the year on the
coast.
The best women players of the bay
section participated and Mrs. A. li.
Ponimcr. Mrs. Max Rothschild. Miss
liilith Chcsehrough and Mrs. C. F. Fold
were the favorites. All ot these hnv
been playing at the top of their gam
nnd are expected to furnish a series n
close matches.
Murray Meets Summers.
Portland. Ore., ipril 12.- Fight fans
were convinced today that "Fighting
Hilly" Murray, the Sacrainciito middle
weight is a diplomat. He fought u
careful draw with Al Summers, the
Poithuid "hope" last night. Murntv
apparently did not extend himself,
though the milling; was exciting at sev
eral stages. HecaiiM' hi' didn't defeat
Summers decisively, Murray probably
v'l. get another mutch.
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Sensor. Opens Friday.
Seattle, Wash., April 12.- The coll,
liasiball season will open in Seattle I
dav. The I'nivcrsity of Oiegon I
l.is.-crs me scheduled to take on the
I n.M'isiiy of
clash of the y
'VI. e Oregon
Iki'm team
to I.
Wa--hiiii
t imi
tu st '
nr.
boys trimmed the Con
eslerdav .afternoon, In
Batteries at cfiieago.
Chicago. April i2. When their hon
ors the umpires announce balteries for
this afternoon's opening Amoriian
league giiine between Detroit nnd the
White Sov hero, tin- bovs on the filing
line will probably be Russell and Schalk
for Chicago, Covnleski and stanago for
Detroit, eb Terry, n Cnlii'miunn. w:i
appear at shmt for the Sox. He is th-
only new face in the tin
'Up.
Leaders in Philadelphia.
i'hiladolphin. A ; ril 12.- - Alcxnn I r
s ol Bums will lool nbly do the hon es
Cr Philadelphia today in the ope-iing '
i.in.e, while Jeff Ti sreaii nnd liari leu
i'ii- to be in the ivuts for the (ii i i;..
A I "ass ban 1 will bo on the job lo bv "i
thing: up. Tv.ci ly thousand fans lire
expected to iit !!..- the flag raising.
t2f-l''l Resit ved Seats,
i C'.i'ciiinnli, Ohio, pril 12 With lw-
ciing skies threatening rain, crowd (il
fans ns.tiub,o: at rl e baseball park to
duy lor th cpcr.ii.g National league
giice. All .':!,lKlO reserved Henta were
Mild in ndvsnri. 111.' batteries lire ex
pected to bo Hendrix iiinl Archer for
tin- Cubs, Tiiiev and Wiugo for Cinoin-I'Uti.
Trls Speaker Signs.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 1-'. Tris
pecker, f Tt'ii-r nr swntsiunn of the
I 1'oston lied .Sis. today signed by eon
j tract with t hi Cleveland Aiaei ioniis, nf
: tor considerable 'dickering with James
j . Dunn. Terms wen' not divulged, but
reoorts had it that Speaker's salary
I Would be something none than $ 1 li.lioo.
: lie bats fouith in tin- Cleveland line-
ef.
Watching the Scoreboard 5
radfic Coast League Standings.
W. I.. IVt.
(1 2 .750
5 2 .711
4 4 .51111
.n. 5 .375
?, : ..",75
2 r, sr, j
J ns Angeles
Oakland
S'ln Francisco
IVrtlund .....
V( rnon
Silt Lake ....
Yesterday's Results.
Oakland Oakland, Hi;
At
land.
Port
At Vernon
Vernon. -I; San Fi
ns"o, 0.
M Salt Lake
Los Angeles. 14; f
alt
Lake, 10.
The Salt Lake official score keepers
rirht shoulder is so abnormally devel
oped from ringing up runs that he lookj
like a gorilla.
The Angels and Bees divided 24 tal
lies between them, but Los Angeles got
tin obese end of it and took root in
fiist place.
Mayor Davie, of Oakland, will begin
to realize what an important job he
holds tomorrow when he pitches the
first ball in the Oaks' opening on their
home meadow.
The gentleman from that naughty
little village of Highway taverns and;
slaughter houses lofted two drivr.i into j
the outer darkness for round trips.
They only credited him with one be-!
cause the Seal fielders were mossing
around over the other and the official
score mogul concluded ho ought to'
give Bates a hit and also apportion a i
few errors. I
The old Romans who yelled with glee
to 'see some unfortunate individual
lianibiirgerod by the wild animals 'felt
no more joy than Vernon fans when
Ping Bodie ozoned at the critical mo
ment. "
Details Are Suppressed
(Continued From Page One.)
Movements Suspicious.
San Antonio, Texas, April 12. Move
ments of Cnrrnnza iroops in northern
Mexico, nnd the activities of various
.Mexican politicians all causing consider
able anxiety at nrmy headquarters
here, it was learned today on the high
est authority.
Although details of the constitution
alist troop movements have not been
made public it is understood that den-!
jeral Klias P. ('alios conducted a large I
(force southeast of Douglas. Ariz., and
i that (lenernl (ioinez inarched westward
with a heavyo'olumii uort Invest o'f Cnsas i
Uirandes. 1 j
I in order to save nearly .100 miles of
communications, (ieneral Funstoii has
1 prepared detailed plans for moving the
army base to a point near Presidio. N
' j move has been made yet. The projei
t is
j merely under consideration
Villa,
:ishington,
Still Wounded.
April 12. (tenon
I Washington. April 12.-(leiieial Al
.Mini Oliregon sent a cablegram to tin
Mexican embassy hero today declaring
j Francisco ilia had entered the moun
tains, wounded, with fewer than I"
! men. The report was based on m'licial
; dispatches received by Obrcgon.
t Ambassador KINeo Arredoimo roceiv
'oil an official report that the Arrieta i
brothers had ngnin assured Provisional '
I President Ctirrnu.a of their loyalty.
: II was leanod here flint the army
, quai'tenuasl cr at Kl Paso shipped four
'car loads of oats and five car loads of
!hny over llie Mexic.-n Central ruilnuid
I to Consul Letcher at Chihuahua City I'm
1 distribution to I'nited States troops.
ine suiiiueni was mniic yesieroay.
Notes of the Games
Now York. April 12. Clyde Milan,
the third man to face Rav Caldwell of
the Highlander here today, picked on
the first ball senod him and hammered
tt to this distant prairie for n home
inn, Washington's first inlly.
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ALL GAMES PLAYED
New York, April 12. Baseball ar
rived today, took off its hat .Hid de
cided to stay n while. The crack of
bats of the 1'. S. A. resembled the
snapping of machine guns before Ver
dun and horse hide pellets showered in
llie out meadows like shrapnel while
ihoiisnnds of l'aus split their waistcoats
choorin-j and the stock tickers clicked
on solitary uud unnoticed.
Although the weither fiend murmur
ed of weeping skies in some quarters,
all the games occurred ns per schedule.
I p Philadelphia way they had some
lull gales but HVHU) pilgrims wore in
ine sia-ois in see i.nrrv imimc scure me
first big league run of the season when
lie singled, got to third on Fletcher's
oini;ie aioi sno lo.iiie on im'iiiiv iinoi r
perfect sacrifice t'lv, giving the (iiants
the jump on I'hiladelphi.i. It happened
at exactly It: 12 n. in.
To Claude Milan, of Washington,
went the credit for the first home run
of the year. He slammed the first ball
Caldwell of the llighladers offered him.
poled it way. way out California waj
and circled the sacks. There v.s con-
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-..reed that these we're history making I J.'- 0,'t'i"i,i;l.s " mn.U. know., at
s ' the monthly meeting. April 111. About
".Cincinnati and Chicago boasted of,'1"':'1' .wars ago a -survey was made
crowds 2.-1,1111" strong. Over in lirooklvn. !V"' !'rol"'rtV -cured tor an electric
a settlement ncir here, Mngeo. of Hos l1"11' Uom uU'm ,0 1'ortland, but work
ton. won .v laurel wreath by smacking ( "as u "''-'"'int of the mon
out a triple in the second.
Opening Day Scores
National.
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Batteries: Iiudolph nnd Gowdv; Che
ney nnd Miller, Foster replaced Iiu
dolph. If.
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New York 4 8 2
Philadelphia 5 7 3
Batteries: Anderson and Rarideu:
Alexander and Bums. Stroud replaced
Anuerson.
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Chicago 7 0 2
Cincinnati 1 7 2
Batteries: McCounoll nnd Archer;
Toney nnd AVingo. Schnltz replaced
Tonev.
ii. ii.
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Batteries: Kantlehnoi
Doak and Suyder.
American.
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nud Wilson
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Batteries: Oiooin and Hartley;
Mitchell and O'Neil. Baglov replaced
Mitchell.
R. H. K
ri,'LT!i f n ! IFOR RFNT Nice 4 room house. Phone
Balteries: Covnleski and Stanago;! J'un- Aprli
Russell, Faber and Schalk. Wolfgang j FOK J.;XT sic.NS For sale .it'Cap
replaoed Fabor. i(ai Juurn!,l office. tf
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Philadelphia
Boston 2 5 1
Batteries: Nabois and .Sehnng; Ruth
and Thomas. Movers replaced Seining.
Bush replaced Nabois.
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Washington
New York 2 5
Batteries: Johnson and Williams;
Caldwell and Nniiamnkor. 11 innings.
Ciitcinunti, Ohio, April 12. A crowd
of 2."i.il0 leather lunged devotees
greeted the Cubs and the Cincinnati
aggregating when they met in the first
game of the season here today.
Chicago, April 12 Twenly-five
thousand fans uttered a whoop of ap
preciation when Hush of Detroit scamp
ered across the dish with Detroit's
first tally of the season in the open
ing game with the White Sox here this
afternoon.
Salt Lake Citv. I'tali, April 12.
Coast league game between Los An
geles and Salt Lake postponed on no
count of coid weather.
' lirooklvn. N. V., April 12. Sherwood
Magee of the Braves tapped a three
bagger- in the second episode here this
afternoon and raced homo oil Smith's
sacrifice fly, giving the Braves the
jump ill the opener.
Rub Backache Away With
Small Trial Bottle of Old, ;
Penetrating "St.
Jacob's Oil"
Back hurt you! (.uu't strnighten up
without feoli ;g sudden pains, sharp
aches and twinges,' Now listen! That'
nnibago, sciatica or maybe from a
strain, and you'll get relief the mo
me it you rub your back with soothi.'.g.
penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil." Nothing
else lakes nut soreness, laineno nnd
stiffness so quickly. You simply rub
it on your hack avd out comes tiie pain.
It is harmless aid doesn't burn the
skin.
Limber up! Don't suffer! (let a
small trial bottle of old. honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" from aav dru store, n.i.l
after using it just once, you'll forgot
that yon ever had backache, lumbago
or sciatica, because your back will nev
er hurt or cause ii'-v more misery. It
never disappoint an. I has been recom
tiHviiod fur OU vears.
lub Arranges for
Fanner Membership
In order that the agricultural depart
ment of the Conimereinl club may take
in members w ho are actually engaged in
agriculture. Director Staley of the Ag
ricultural department today, at a gen
eral meeting of the board, suggested
that the constitution be changed. The
change suggested by Mr. Staley pro
vides mur any one living ourside me
city limits, on a farm and actually ou
gnged in farming, may become n mem
ber of the agricultural department of
the club, nnd that the annual dues
be placed at $5. It was also provided
in the suggestion of Director Staley,
that funds received vom out of town
members, shall be used only for the
benefit of the agricultural department.
It is honed bv this means to not onlv
largely increase the membership of t tli
important department, but to secure
' .. lm.iibers w, ,,iv eni'acod in aim-
ulture nml who will be of great assist
ance in the work. The proposed change
of the constitution will come beTore i
club at a general mooting nnd bo voted
on.
The committee nppoiuted to confer
with the Southern Pacific ns to the con
struction of the electric line between
Salem and Portland, reported thnt the
results of their interviews with the S.
"
ey maiKet. .now tnat tniugs seem to
be livening up considerably, the Com
mercial club believes that jiow is the
time to build.
There will be no bureau of publii
efficiency and economy, as suggestei
some time ago. The proposition wn'
" referred to the legislative department
, i""d T. It. Kav as director put the qui-
l,,tus on the proKised bureau.
referred to the legislative department
Budgets for all tne depiirtinents will
soon be made aid if any good citizen
has any suggestions as to how- money
should be spent the coming year, such
suggestions will be gladly received at
the club.
Charles L. MeNarv and William (1.
Alien, manager for the Hunt Bros.
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VU..1H.T, ,...1. IIIIIITTI. IfUll3 UL I He 111
iri,.i,. tt, iwm!.,t ii. .k
I luncheon today noon.
Margolis Retires
From Caplan Defense
i i.os Aiigeies, ual., April
Los Angeles, Cnl., April 12. Jacob
i Margolis retired from the defenso of
so of
today
Dnv'id Caplan, nlleged dynamiter,
--and loft for his home in l'ittsburg.
j A difference ot opinion as to the pol-
icy of the defense of Caplan led to a
j break between Margolis and Nate
'Coghlan, chief of the defenso counsel.
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NEW TODAY
1IOIISK Buggy .ind harness for sale,
or trade. HiOtf .Mission. AprlS
DRKSSM AKINC And plain sewing by
the dav. Reasonable. Phone 0i:t.
, Aprli)
VOlN(r i I.ADY wishes housework or
will care for children. Address 11. C,
care Journal. Aprl2
FOR SALK B irred Rock cockerel and
pullets; Leghorn liens. 12.")!! South
Liberty St. Aprl2
WANTKD Girl for second work. Ger
man prefored. Must be good ironer.
Apply 7o4 Ferry street. Aprl3
SNAP 12 acres of fine land just out
side of the city, only if Ion per acre.
I-. Hechtel, :i 17 State street. Aprl2
A FTO FOli SALK A Studebaker, well
equipped, cheap for cash, if sold this
week. See l.al'lar, Oregon theatre, tf
FOR SALK t year old 'Jersey cow,
fresh. For particulars phone I . Soli, or
address VVhiteley, ."! I X. Liberty.
Apri.")
FOR SALK I team of mares, weight
27.10, wagon, harness, plow, hack, cul
tivator, separator, I! heifers. Phone
StiF.
Aprl7
HI ' N ( I A Lo W IIARG A I N I oin I ,let ol v
furnished, .42no, terms, near state;
house, worth .0O(lil. I.. Hechtel, IHT
State street. AprI2
FOR SALK Or will Crude for what
have you. Small, business, well es
tablished, good location. Address -M.
R., care Journal, Apr 15
'K'K ROSKS Shrubs and all Kinds
of ftuit trees, cheap, to clean out
stock. Jones' nursery, rear of the
armory. Phone 413. Aprl7
I'ARM BARGAIN Fine
farm, l."i8i
acres, all stocked,
rop ami implo-'
incuts. Price iflio per lien
tel. 347 St .ito st root.
L. Hecn
Aprl2 l'OR SALE", room biingilow, lot 50
by loll, looil, .yjr, down, balance $15
per month nt li per cent, garden plant
ed. See 700 North 1 4th street. Aprl2
TWK.VrV-FIVK ACRES All in eulti
vatiou except :! acres, running water,
1 acre loganberries, good house, barn
and she.ls. 4 1-2 miles out. Price
.'lino, $7iui cash and balance on pay
ments at li per cent interest. J. A.
Mills, 4 state. Aprl I
lM3 Ai'JIES River bottom land, (i."i j
acres in cultivation, some timber, a,
lot of the land has been slashed nudj
gntcd for a number of years, good
house nud bam, 2 12 miles from sta-j
tion on the Oregon Electric. Price'
05 per acre. See J. A. Mills, :t.s
State street. AprU
120 A RES In Benton county. 1 mile
from station on R. R., 1 mile to
school, partly valley land ind partly
hill land, stock, household goods, and
everything goes, at ii2iii), ifoiioo cash
nnd balance at per cent, t head milk
cow. I.'l head young cattle. II head
of sheep. .". hogs, I team marcs. For
further pait'oel ir see J, A. Mills.
"M State street, AprH
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SEED POTATOES 257 N. Church St.
HARRY Windowolcaner. Phone. 763.
Mar3
FOR SALE Gasoline pump ad.l t.ink.
Phone 700. . AprU
WANTED Dry cows and stripper.
Phono 1423-M. Apr21
FRONT APARTMENTS Ground floor
491 N. Cottige. tf
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow, second
call'. 1 10 Myers St.
WANTED Yonng, light driving horse,
Box 38, Marion, Oregon. April
WANTED A girl for gcner.il house
work. Phone 2.1114.12. AprU
FOR RENT Strictly modern (J room
house. Phone 20")4-J. Aprl2
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, 33
North .High. Phone "4." tf
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
clcan. 170 Court street.
-New and
Apr 15
WANTED-j-A middle aged woman, for
housekeeper. Phono 40F4. Aprl2
WANTED Good salesman. Call 411
North High, nfter 3:30 p. m. AprU
WANTED Wood cutters to cut white
lir wood, $1.35 per cord. Phone 6!t2.
tf
A GOOD proposition for an unemployed
dressmaker. Address G, care journ
al. Aprl2
MODERN 5 room cottage for rent, 1441
Trade St., enquire W, A. Liston. iSt
Court. . Aprl9
FURNISHED house for rent, 7 rooms,
modern, 042 N. High. Inquire at 600
N. High. May5
CAPITAL BUG WORKS Rugs ind
Carpet weaving. 371 North High St.
Salem, Or. Aprla
WANTED TO BUY Mohair. East Sa
lem Tannery, 25th ind Oak street.
Phone 2160-M. Aprl3
WANTED To exchange, S year old
mare, weight 1,000 pounds, for piano
or cws. Phone 511. Aprlti
FOR SALE OR TRADE Rooming
PHOXE 937 For Wood sal.
nouse wen lurnislied, good location, A
reasonable rent. 41)1 Court street, tt'
WANTED Will pay cash rent for 4 or
.1 ) .rn u t.f trnnA nnl.l. In.J T .
" J ' - j'UI-lU .ill, II. .11 ,1.-1 .
be cheap. Address Journal C-50. May6
STOCK HOGS FOR SALE Also sow
and pigs, cow xnA calf, and registered
marc, 7 years old. Phone S4F2. April
FOR SALE Furniture of 5 room cot
tage near State Capitol. House for
rent. Address 5-R, care of Journal.
AprU
WANTED Lady helper, with some ex
perience in cleaning nnd pressing par
lors. Apply 2o!)0 Fairgrounds road.
Aprl2
FIVE ACRES FOR RKNT Within 3
days. Salem Heights, between Jef
ferson and Liberty roads. A. W.
Cox. " AprU
MEN'S HALF SOLKS 7oc and $1.00.
$1.00 soles guaranteed to bo the best.
East Solemn Shoe Shop, 19tU and
State. AprlS
FOR SALE A modern 5 room house,
largo chicken house and run and 4
lots. Call and see how cheap, at 4!l."i
S. 17th. AprU
FOli SALE Bared hay; American
Wonder seed pot.itoos; good baek;
to trade for stock. Box 5, Turner,
Oregon. AprU
SALEM STEAM and Vacuum Carpet
Cleaning Works. Feathers and mat
tresses renovated. Otto F. Zwicker.
Phone 1154. Aprl5
EXPERIENCED WOMAN Will do
washing, ironing, hoiisccleaning, cook
ing or serving bv d ly or hour.
Phone 2504 J 2.' " Apr 15
FOR SALE 3', half truck Studebaker
wagon. Will trade for heavier wagon,
cordwood or stuinpage. 27SG Lee.
Phone I322-J. tf
WHITE ROCKS An egg striin of ex
hibition quality. 15 egga by parcel
post for $1.50. Imperial Egg Farm,
Route 3, Salem. tf
FOR RKNT Business block room, size
18xS0 feet. 407 State street. In
quire at 403 Stale. Phone 100!).
Maurice Klinger.. tf
WANTED About 1000 lb. horse to
keep few months for feed, good care
and light work. Ward K. Richard
son, 2305 Front. Aprl2
GOOD HOME COOKED .MKAI.S Are
now served at The Greenwood, Center
and Commercial streets. Price 25
cents. Genuine coffee. Mrs. M. A.
Borneman. Aprl3
WANTED A man and wife, used to
woods work, who would be willing
to board 2 or 3 men, must have own
camping outfit. The man to help in
woods. Phone 002. tf
GOAT AND SHEEP SHEARING By
np to date power equipment. List
your orders at Salem Fuel Yards.
Phone f2!. Densmore & Frcsia. tf
FOR RENT New five room modern
cottage, partly furnished. Close to
eir and school. 'Long lease to good
tenant, $10. B. W. M.iey, 202 Bank
of Commerce. Phono $15. tf
OREGON LAND And property to ex
change for western Nebraska, west
ern Kansas or eastern Colorado lands.
What have you! Joseph Harbor, 404 5
Hubbard llldg. PI o 254 1722. AprU
FIVE ACRES Extra good soil, close
in and an equally good five with fam
ily orchard and "4 room box house, 25
per cent below ordinary. Price $1000
and $1.".00 respectively. Owners go
ing to Washington. Must be sold this
week. Soo Wm. Fleming, 341 State
Street. AprlS
BIGGEST SALE Ever you can find:
20 4. res, 16 to 17 acres plough lind,
tlul.lnco crnml tiinli..,. n.l nnu,,.d nA
uuii.iings. i)n county road,
work to irriKntfi ' in 7 a....,
Little,
Good
black gnrden land. Price $ 1 .500
is
worth t.l.imi. 1 need the monev
miles from Salem. "20 Acres,'
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