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THE DAILY CAPITAL Jf RXAL, SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 191fi.
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Opens Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Last Satur
day's Dollar Sale was a great success and we are
going to make this Saturday's still a greater suc
cess. We will give better shoes for the money and
a farger selection.
WE WILL SEECT 50 PAIRS OF $3.50 TO $5.00
SHOES FROM THE BEST OF OUR STOCK AND
PLACE THEM ON SALE AT
The
Pair
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The
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IN OUR BASEMENT SALESROOM ONLY ONE PAIR
TO A CUSTOMER. .
This will include both Men's Work and Dress
Shoes, Women's Dress Shoes and Boys' and Girls'
Dress Shoes. You will have to come early to get
a pair of these shoes as the first rush will take all
of them. There will be hundreds of pairs of all
kinds of shoes in this department placed in bins at
ridiculously low prices, considering the high price
of leather.
CUT RATES ON ALL REPAIR WORK-BEST
LEATHER AND WORKMANSHIP
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INTER-CITY LEAGUE
IS READY TO PLACE
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Watching the Scoreboard
g Miss Chesebrough and Mrs J 17
Law ravoruesueciamg
Baseball Game
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" I he n resent week, hut h
S;i ii Francisco, April 21. The (:ili
t'uniia women ':; golf c h.'tmpion-sliip was
being decided to.lny on the links of" lilt'
Sun Francisco Gulf mill Country eluli
at I nglcside where
liroiigh ami .Mrs. Hubert Law met In tin'
final IS iiolu match. . -
Pacific Coast League Standings
W. I. IVt.
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1 "ort In i til 7
Sun Fran 7
Suit I .a lie
Yesterday's Results
At Portland 1'urlliin.l (i, Salt i.alte
.1 (12 innings.)
At Oiklaml Vernon 2, Oakland 1.
At I. us Angeles San Francisco 9,
I. us Angeles 0.
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Senators Will Take Wood
land's Place If Latter Team
Is Dropped
ARROW
COLLARspring
Style, in two heights
CLUETT, PEABODV trCCX NC.MAKR$ J
Oak batters were like stalks of wheat
Mi.su F.dith Chese-mim Malik Arrcl limes was like a reaper
at tiie Oaklainl lot. 1 he way
mowed 'em down would make
As the result of the gruelling contest
present
chine gun blush for shame
Frank
a mi
women were
13 plnving fast gulf. When the semi-
jjj finals began yesterday Miss These-
: oiiiiign was rue Ktvunie wiiu ninny lor
the title, but the rt'inarkiiblt! perform
ance ol .Mis. Law in snatcuiiig victory
from defeat after .she was three down
to .Mis. A. K. I'oninier and nppirently
hopelessly behind, has brought her a
host of backers. She donated Mrs.
I'ominer one up, each player getting a
niednl score of NS. A large gallery fol-
M i lowed to. lav s play,
tj This Bloom Withered
M New York, April 21. Phil flloom
J proved no match for Henny Leonard in
!tlieir ten round bout here last night.
a ' Leonard outlioxcd ind outgeneraled his
fi 'opponent at all stages.
M i Dociding Baseball Game
llj llerkeley, t'al., April 21. Tiie nu
ll j mini baseball battle between .Stanford
laud California will be brought to a
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Thirty men participated in the t'lii-tago-Cincinnati
name. No. it wasn't
ruiibv. iust baseball, mid Victor Saier i tically
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itdoso tomorrow afternoon, when the
final game is played on California field.
'With each team holding a division in
: the first two games of the series, inter
est among students of both universities
was at fever heat today.
I The tip is out that MeCabe oi
Holmes will pitch lor the lilue and
Ulold instead of Diuiiii ick, the sensa
tional twirler who appeared in the first
two contests, lloever is expected to
pitch lor Stanford.
Donietral Very Sick
llattln Creek, Mich., April 21. Wil
liam Hemetrnl, the Creek wrestler, who
recently nppenred in San Francisco, is
very ill here today with an inflamma
tion of the ear.
To Join the Giants
New York, April 21. l'ic Way, Yale
varsity pitcher, is slated to join .the
New York (iiauts after he graduates
in June, it was learned todav. Me-
draw's scouts have had their eves on
him for some time.
Hunting for Pitchers
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liurim the uiiit'nlu ill'
13 t the lien vers anil llees here, Manager
J i liuss Hall of the Taeonia Tigers re
Mieurned to Taconin todav, the result of
his mission unannounced. Hall said 10
players are still striving for places on
his teini. Among them are eight
pitchers, but Hall wants two more can
didates for the slab, so he probably
1'igures to drop five of his present
bunch of ' ' hopes. ' '
S I Attendance at Portland 8,851
Hi Portland, Or., April 21. President A.
jjiT, liauin of the Pacific Const league,
m!i enroute to Snn Francisco today nfter
J ivitnessing the somewhit inauspicious
H 'opening of the baseball season on the
J : inline grounds here. He was disnp
J pointed because rain prevenled the
a (opening game Tuesday, and the post-
j ponenient until Wednesday cut down
lithe ntlendance figures. Tho official
atleudani-t' was M,S."il.
1 Golf Tourney in June
J Portland, Or., April 21. The st ite
I? ' championship gulf tourney will be plav-
IJ.cil on the Waverlv course during liose
won for the Cubs with a :
tiie eleventh.
.-reaming swat
The Inter-Citv League held a special
meeting at Portland lust evening and
while it was not voted to accept Sa
lem in the leigue it was practically
agreed that two teams will be dropped
and Salem and Kaiuier taken in.
Secretani Kay iiaker attended the
meeting to get acquainted with the
manner in which the league is being
handled md reports great enthusiasm
among the managers and officials at
prospect of Salem entering the league.
Woodland and Oresham will probab
ly be dropped owing to poor attendance
and oor man igement. Salem is to take
Woodland's schedule which lists prae-
ull games at home. League
Pres. liny is to take the matter up
with (ireidiain and Woodland and c .ill
another meeting the first of next week.
While Salem did not make written ap
plication to enter the league Sec y
assured them that he thought
Salem would be ready - when a place
wis made vacant, preferring to put the
matter more f nil v before those interest-
led at Salem and sec what kind of a lo-
Four seraphic heavers yielded the enl team could be Bigned up.
Seals Hi hits. Spider liau'iu did wellp The league was also unable to take
for San Francisco until the seventh, final action in the matter and tne
when he started for the clouds jnd i whole nr.it ter waa postponed till next
three Angels scored. He was hooked in meeting for final adjustment. Salem
favor of Steen, who stemmed the title will without doubt open the league
arter oemg a bit uruisetl lunisell.
A debating contest was st iged in
Los Angeles, the object heinir to see
who could talk the umpire cuckoo first. ' Maker
It turned out that San Francisco's bal
lists had the better arguments and they
heat the Angels, il to 0.
Twelve innings of the thrills were
offered Portland fans both Harstad and
Hall of the Heavers anil llees respect
ively being erratic. The bases were
constantly populated.
Portland won jit the twelfth when
I.unny lirief misli milled n warm drive.
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season at Woodburn April 30th and the
following htindaH- will entertain the )
Ilaby Heavers at home. Manager Bu-1
pert of this team is well known as a I
sjportam.ui in this loenliv having
handled a team in the old Tri City
League. Sec'y iiaker is of the opinion'
that the by laws of the league are so i
favorable to Salem that the best play-'
era in this locality will be glatl to:
sign up and he expects to see S.ilemj
have one of the best teams in the i
league.
"The officials of the league appear
to be fine young men and there is no
doubt but that the league affairs will
be handled fair and square to ill."
ook a tight one from the said Mr. Baker in summinsr itn the sit-
White Sox when Neilman's club smote nation.
one ot Woltgang s hooks on the brow
in the ninth and sent V catch home.
President Wilson probably got in
idea of the Kuropeaii war when he saw
Washington annihilate New York 12 to
1.
Pnskert's two bagger followed by
Uavvy Cravath's solid single, let Phil
adelphia beat the Giants in the open
ing game at New Yirk. It uappeued
in the twelfth.
Would-Be Suicide
Is Saved by Guards
Santa Monien, Cat., April 21. stand
ing within six feet of two life guards
on the municipal pier here today, an
unidentified man said:
"Here goes nothing." and jumped
into the ocenn. As soon ns his head ap
peared the two life guards dove into
the water to rescue him. A battle last
ing some minutes ensued between the
guards and the would-be suicide, who
purposely swallowed large gulps of wa
ter. A boat was finally rowed alongside
ami the struggling trio hauled aboard.
I'll pel's found in the mini's pockets
contained the iiniiie of L. Tnnki. He
will recover.
"For Ways That Are Dark
and Tricks That Are Vain"
Seittle, Wash., April 21 Hccau.se of
affidavits alleging that John Seung, a
wealthy Chinese - ttinnerlvman, many
times threatened to have Mrs. Mary
Seung, his wife, deported to China, Su
perior Judge Hon lid has today set aside
the findings of-Dr. Lilian ('. Irwin and
Mr. Helen B. Habcock, that Mrs. Seung
is insane. '
Mrs. Seung says she was married in
China 32 years ago, that her husband
came here antl married twice, and thit
when she finally arrived in this coun
try, she found herself the stepmother
of four children. Two step daughters,
she declared, disliked her from the
start.
it vns one of these daughters who
acted ns interpreter at the insanity
hearing. Dr. Irwin admitted it might
hive been possible the interpreter was
oot acting in good faith.
Try Capital Journal Want Ads.
Free demonstration of
Crescent Coffee and True
Blue Biscuit Company
products. Ladies and
patrons come and get a
good cup of coffee ami
eat Tru-Blu goods, all
free, Saturday all day.
Come and see this demon
stration. OUR PRICES
Until Further Notice
No. 9 nack white cornmeal 30c
No. 9 yellow cornmeal 30c
Five pounds box Macaroni ....30c
No. !) Cream Cereal ,..30c
No. 9 sack Graham 30c
No. 9 sack Pancake Flour 30c
No. 9 Self Rising Flour .........30c
Five pounds best cream rolled
Oats 25c.
Large package Liberty oats 30c
Large pkg. Liberty wheat 30c
3 cans Libby's Solitl Pack
Tomatoes ' -. 23c
Creamery Butter, pound 3oe
3 cans choice Iowa Corn 35c
Free Delivery. Phone 1617.
R. N. MORRIS
NEW TODAY
WANTED Pasture for a year old calf,
2359 St ite St., or Phone 1I30J. apr22
3 YEAR OLD bay colt, low price and
big bonedw fine horsp, at Cherry
City Feed barn. api-22
1H-ROOM HOUSE 703 N. High St. for
sale at your price, make an offer,
owner on ground. apr2
You can make money by
He reading the Journal New Today
column.
Always
Festival week, earlv in June,
The qualifying rounds of the mens
chiinipii iiship will be played Monday,
.lime 5 and the finals Saturday, June
III. The .toinens 'sipmli fying rounds oc
tur Tues.lav and the finals Frid iv.
as the incorpointo.lse and is capitali"d
nt 10,000.
The String Engraving Co., of Po t
land, was incorporated today witn
capiianziinon or wi.uini ami the raci i
Chemical Co., of Portland, was also in-j
corpoiated with a capitalization ol
fluiiooit, . .
Fans Have California
Picked As the Winner
l.eikcley, Ciil., April 21. That Cal
ifornia is tint to win, was the feeling
on tin' university cnnipus today on the
eve of the nuniial aisity crew race
with Stanford.
large crowd Hatched Stanford spin
over the three mile eonise in Oakland
estuary in practice today. There is no
denying that the cardinal eight has all
Kinds of power. They sent their shell
ripping through the w iter nt a steady
l!iit with h strong burst of speed at
t-ie fini-.li, and then turned right
mound mid idled back, apparently not.
t'lowiug a Int.
A number of shells were on the wal
ei today, The California varsity in
dulged in a short haul to keep its sin
ews in - ii it 1 1 1 ti ii. Put the llt'ii were1
i rueful not row alongside the Stanford
boot so there would not be any showl
of competition. The second varsities of
hbcM' schools and 1'ie freshmen crews j
wt re also on the t'stunrv.
In I lie afleiiiiiiin Stanford mid Cnli-j
I tt tn will meet again on track unl
fiel I in the iinunal championship meet j
ol tiie Pacific athletic association.) 't'tie
ihuipic club and the Celtic club will'
iils.t be in roitipclitioii,
"Spectacular" Robbery j
of Japs In Los Angeles'
I.o Angeles. Ciil., Apiil 21.--lckvt-'
ives here today are searching for four
of the most " meloiliuinntic liold up
men" in recent police annuls.
They surprised eleven .lapinese laun
dry workers at II a. m. today. The ,lip
niiese, ten men and one woman had
ju-t seated at breakfast when four
masked men slipped in.
"Hands up!' out' of them command
ed. The Japanese were lined igainst a
wall and forced to disrobe, Tiiev were
bound hand and foot by two of the
rubbers while the other' pair covered
them with niituiuutic pistols,
Their victims scuuicly tied and gag
ged, the robbers ransacked the place.
Money, checks, and icwclrv taken
amounted to -tiinil. Mrs. K. Niuoclii,
the worn in freed herself two hours af
ter the robbers left. She released tiie
ten men mid then phoned the police.
John G. Barr Jewelry
. Company Changes Name '
to Hartman Bros. Co.
Supplementary articles of incorpoi-i J
tiou were filed at the office of the coi-i
pointion commissioner today by tli.'
John (). Parr Co., of this city,' to cluing,
the firm name to Hartmiin Hies, ( o.
The decision, to change Jhe name w it
made nt a recent meeting of the stock-1
holders, (). A. llartniiin. R. W. Hart
man and (lerlrnde lliirtniaii. The 'irni
as inci perilled in 1 i i with Herman 1
W. Parr, I.. Parr ttnd The,.. M. Karri
What to Do for Eczema
fireasy salves and ointments should not
be applied if Rood clear skill is wanted,
i From nny druxuist for 25c or $1.00 for
1 extra hirgt' nine. Ret a bottle of jemo.
When applied as directed, it effectively
i removes eczema, tiuit kly stops itching,
iiml heals skin troubles, also sores, burns.
I wountis nun cnunng. ic penetrates,
cleanses mill sootlics. Zemo is depciuliihle
and inexpensive. Try it, asj we believe
noihiiiK you have, ever used is as effective
aud stitisl'.vintr.
Zeuio, Cleveland.
1 When In SALEM, OREGON, itoj at
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modern
Free aud Private Bath
BATES: 75c, 1.00, 11.50 PEE DAI
The only hotel in-the business district
; Nearest to all Depots, Theatrea and
Capitol Uuildinx.
! A Home Away From Home.
T. O. BLIOH. Prop.
Both Phones, free Auto Bui
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"Something New"
People nowadays are constantly demanding new ideas,
new colors, new designs, new patterns, new styles.
The merchant who is able to fill this demand gets the
business and deserves it.
So we apply the principle and offer our customers the
latest in men's clothes and furnishings. The " lines we
carry are high class in every way. Our prices are noted
for being reasonable.
But we go one step farther. Our customers are given
the kind of store service that brings them back. We be
lieve in a square-deal policy, and we know wou do too.
We'll prove it out any time you come in.
Why not select your Spring Suit .at this time and have
it for Easter Sunday. We are ready to show you.
BISHOP ALL WOOL SUITS
$15 $20 $25
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
$20 $25 $30
"THE OLD RELIABLE"
HEME PYfor iM E N
Ar OHueaiMTo.oH mm sox hy mail6d
FP.OMPIANTI 93 NRV ST . HROOKl VN nv
Roberts Hats
at
Salem
Woolen Mills
Store
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$3.00
Just Wright
Shoes
$4.50 and $5
NEW TODAY
CLASSIFIED ADVEETI8INO SATES
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One week (6 ineertiona), per wordf
One month (28 insertions), per word 17e
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length of time, no ad to count leta than
10 word.
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IDonsible for non thn nn
(or errors in Classified Adrertiae-
mem, uead your advertisement the
first day it appears and notify ua im
mediately if it contains an error.
Minimum ehirge, 13c..
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rhone 76S.
May3
PHONE 937 For Wood sal.
HAEKY Windowcleaner.
WA NT KO Young calf 3 or 4 days old,
intuitu ur i-t. OJirl!
WANTED Dry cows and strippers.
Phone 1125-M. Apr21
FRONT APARTMENTS Ground floor
ai is. Lottige. tf
WANTED Fivo piis.scujrcr ford body.
it c tjipitai journal. an'H
FOB RENT SIGNS For sale at Can
nut duttrnai oiiico. tf
MCE HOUSEKEEPING Eiimis
Near city hall. Phone 47. tf
FOB' RENT Houses from $3 to $29
per niontn. i'uono 2034-J. Apr22
WANTED 4 young fresh milch cows,
utitircss iit u, Jiox i'hono 981. tf
WANTED Wood cutters to cut white
nr wood, Jt.oU per cord. Phone 692.
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COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD GOODS
For sale. ' 415 North 23rd street.
Apr21
WATCH FOUND Saturday, owner call
fltiO North High and prove property.
Apr2I
FORD FOR 'SALE cheap, call 471 ft.
17Jh St., or phone 1156J, A. E. Will
son. apr22
WANTED Gootl work horse, not over
10 years old must be cheap. 1'bone
IWl apr2t
FURNISHED house for rent, 7 rooms,
modern, 642 N. High. Inquire at 660
N- High. May5
LOST cravenctto overcoat on State
between 24th and High St, Please
notify 86F22. apr24
FORSALE Watt Ship Savage bicycle,
fully equipped, in best of condition.
Apply 634 Ferry St. air25
WELL DECOMPOSED FERTILIZER
For roses and lawns. Call n'oone
1231-W. Apr23
WE C'AU SAVE you money on garden
hose, Nelson Bros. & Patton, plumbers
2155 Chcniehcta St. tf
WANTED To buy Mohair. East Sa"
lem Tannery, 25th and Oak streets.
Phone 2100-M. tf
RELIABLE PARTIES Would liko pi
ano for the care of it. 365 North
High. Thone 635. Apr22
FOB RENT Furnished complete mod
ern 6-room cottage on car line. Mr.
Howard. Phone 236. apr22
WANTED TO BUY 12 or 15 young
shcop, state price. W. M. Schuett,
Route 2. Plcone 8F23. Apr22
I BUY ACCOUNTS Bills, notes or
judgments of any kind anywhere.
W. T., care Journal N-941. Apr22
WANTED Will pay cash rent for 4 or
5 icres of good, potato land. Must
be cheap. Address Journal C-50. Mayd
FOR SALE 100 stands bees, mostly
golden Italians in good condition,
cheap. P. O. 21)2, Independence, Ore
"on. Apr21
FOB RENT A modern 5-roomcd and a
7-roomed residence for $5 per month.
John H. Scott, over the Chicago
Storo. ipr2
WANTED A middle aged housekeeper
who does not object to children, light
work. Inquire at 1!)0 South 14th
street. tf
WANTED Experienced girl for gen
eral housework. No other need ap
ply. Mrs. Harry Clay, 270 Nortb 13th
street. . tf
FOR SALE 3 half truck Studebaker
wagon. Will trade for heavier wagon,
cordwood or stumpage. 2786 Lee.
Phone 1322-J. tf
MONEY TO LOAN On farm or im
proved city property. Inquire C. Z.
Rundall, 303 Salem Bank of Com
merce Bldg. Apr21
WHITE ROCKS An egg stnin of ex
hibition quality, 15 eggs by parcel
post for $1.50. Imperial Egg Farm,
Route 3, Salem. tf
FOR RENT Business block room, sire
18x80 feet. 467 State street. In
quire at 463 State. Phone 1009.
Maurice Elinger. tt
LOST Small purse, containing gold
and gold ring, also a receipt bearing
tho owner's nunc. Leave at Journal
office. Rowan!. Apr22
CHOICE ROSES-Shruhs and all kinds
of fruit trees, cheap, to clean out
stock. Jones' nursery, rear of the
armory. Phone 413. Anr24
MELWOOD Cleaning and Pressing
Tarlors Bnd dressmaking by experi
enced lady. All work guaranteed.
2390 Fair Grounds Road. Apr25
GOAT AND SHEEP SHEARING By
np to date power equipment. List
your oniers at Salem Fuel Yards.
t none E.'Sf. JJensmore Fresia.
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WANTED May 1 for the summer a 4
to 0 room well furnished house with
yard for family of four, all rcspons
alile. Apply !aleiii Fruit Union pr27
FOB TRADE A nuxlmi ft. lot on Ow
en st. free of incnmliernnce for road
ster will pay or take difference. Ad
dress with description. ('. McCormick,
c of llcnrv Jennings 4 Suns I'urt
laud, Ore. nj,tlw
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