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AMERICANS SLAIN
By E. T. Conkle.
(I 'ailed 1'ress staff correspondent.)
LI I'aso, Texas, May 0. Five Ameri
cans were murdered by bandits while
working 11 milling claim between liosa
rio ami Mazatlan in Sinnlim according
to Aiimricnu miners arriving here to
day. One of the slain men was named
Volax. The names of the others arc
unknown.
THE OLD RELIABLE"
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BEWADS OF IMITATIONS
minimum irawwwnmniiTi
Whsa In BAXEM, OREGON, to at
BLIGII HOTEL
Strictly Modern
Fres ana Private Bath
KATES: 75c, 11.00, I1.B0 PES DAT
Taa only hotel in the businosa district
Nsret to till Depots, Theatre and
Capitol Building.
A Jlonia Away From Horn.
T. Q, BLIOH, Prop.
Both Phones. Free Auto Baj.
OurWapt Ads arc
.Vorih Crowir tooulBocaus
they are bound tobni?ite
Results you want
Try Cmo lo-Morrow
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Sport
Watching the Scoreboard
Pacific Coast League Standing
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Los A ii yell's 17 12
' Sun Francisco 17 14
Suit I .ii lit- I-' VI
Vermin 13 14
Oakland 14 Hi
I'urtlimd 10 15
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Yesterday's Results
I'or'hno 1'ortlanil 7,
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At Oakland Srn Fruicisco 3, 0.:k-
lill.l 2
At .u Angeles Salt Lake I. Ven:o i
Fit; gerald won for Hie Seals iivt
I lv I; ii I when lie lushed nut a long
drive in the final frame, lo'l to ''irstj
and sprinted to the clubhouse .ij the
veiling ni n scored. I
Beer ot the Oaks heaved well mgii
perfect ball with hut two lapses, l'ld
those two lapses did the ditry work.
Waiiibsgansn of Cleveland speared a
hot drive in the seventh and saved the
.;a,v for his outfit , the White S.ix
lifiig blanked.
Torn Hughes of Salt Lake did a trick
.gainst Hie-home team .it l.os Angel's
lh.it he had often done while L. A.
was- his own sod. He slammed out a
single that materially assisted in win
ning his own game an. I crushing t ie
Vernon Tigers.
There was lots of dazz ill the -game
as both sides swatteil long, war'ii
doi ts and gamboled over the paths
like sprightly gazelles.
I.or Angeles was coining strong in
the ninth at Portland when Hill Speas
shut off the rally by scooping a torrid
ilnisv cutter und pegging Muggert out
at the plate as lie was aimui 10 score
11 tieing run.
SI. Louis' infield collapsed when (in
ciniiati started a gnrnson in the nint.i
cud Cincinnati won six to two.
Olympic Club Men
Bring Home Scalps
San Francisco, May .1. There w is
.inhibition at. the Olympic, dim lonuyi
when the 'local' (iinateur boxers re
turned from the far western champion
ships lit Seattle. Hilly Hughes, 125,
and W'ilin Coiilstihg, 112, brought home
scalps.
Will Box Tonight
Portland, Or., May Al Summers
and Valley Trnmbit is, local middle
weiuhts. will box six rounds here to
night. Another attraction of the same
curd is 11 six round bout between Hilly
Mascot t of Portland mid Karl dinners
of Tncotnn. Four oilier contests are
scheduled.
Watts Gets First Money
Portland, Or., May 5. Circuit Judge
Knvnn.xiigh today overruled the Aero
Club of American and awarded "(III
first prize money to John Watts ot
St. Louis for winning the biillnon race
during the Portland Hose festival.
Alter Walts hud won the race the
Aero Chili disqualified him because he
had failed to post a $50 entrance fee.
The club Awarded prizes to Hoy Don
alds lohu Harry and II. K. Honey
well in the order named.
California Fruit Crop
Is Far Below Average
Sacramento, Cal, May .1. Indications
point to a deciduous fruit erop in Cali
fornia fur nelow normal, according to
the crop report issued today by (Icoige
P. Wcldon, chief deputy state horticul
tural commissioner.
California's deciduous fruits are in a
much poorer conditii-.i rtiiin a year ago,
according to Wcldon. The prospects re
garding citrus fruits and olives is much
better, though it is 11 little earl.?- in the
season to draw conclusions regarding
these crops.
Try Oaoital Journal Wnnt An
JlshbY-i'Lexicon-i'i"1
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CltUTT. PEABOOVtrCa INC.AWKfXS
THE DAILY CAPITAL ?r
News
Company M Makes
Best Showing at
Quarterly Inspection
According to the information received
from headquarters of the Third regi
ment, O. X. Ci., by Captain .Max (iehl
liar this morning. Company M made the
best showing of any company in the
regiment ut the quarterly inspection
which was held March 31 At this time
Company M had iii enlisted men ai
three officers out for inspection which
was 14 more than the nearest competi
tor, Company B, of Portland, which hud
three officers and 02 men out for in
spection.
The official report shows the follow
ing record of attendance:
Field and taf f Unlisted
officers.
men.
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supply Co 0
Company A ."!
Company li . 3
Company C 3
('Company I) 3
Company F 2
Company F 2
Company O"
3
i Company H 3
Company I 2
Company K 2
Company L 1
company M 3
Sanitary troops 3
Total
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Grand Military Ball
at Dallas Armory
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Dallas, Or., May .1. A grand mili
tary ball will be given by the members
of Company L, (). X. 0., in the Dal
las armory next Kridav night at which
the Governor and his entire staff in full
uniform will be in attendance. Other
prominent officers of the National
(Juard are expected to be present. The
militia boys have been working indus
triously for the past week cleaning ivi
Hie armory and placing it in fine shape
for the affair, which promises to be the
must pleasing event that has taken
place in the city for several years. 100
invitations have been issued and a
good crowd is expected to attend,
among whom will bo parties from
Salem, Independence, Falls City and
McM innville.
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Cates Elected to Council.
Lew A, Cates, editor of the Polk
County Observer, was elected Wednes
day evening to fill the position of Coun-eilmnti-nt-largo
made vacant by the
resignation of W. L. Barber. Mr.
Cates how ever ret used to accept the
honor and the office will be filled at
the next regular meeting of the council.
Other officers elected by the council
for the ensuing year are.: City Attorney,
Kd. F. Cond; trensurer, W. (I. assail;
marshal. O. P. Chase; jiight poliseinan,
John Shaw; street commissioner, W. L.
Harder.
To Observe Champoeg
Anniversary Tomorrow
The 73rd anniversary of Founders'
Dav at Chnnipoeg will lie observed to
morrow, under the auspices of the mem
bers of the Oregon Pioneer association.
Those attending from Salem will
nrobablv take the Oregon . Kleet lie at
tl;4.1 o'clock in the morning, go to
illo und from there take the
boat to the ('hiimpoeg grounds.
An .iddress will be delivered by the
L'ovei nor. followed bv short talks from
inoneer men and women. As in the
oast, a basket dinner will lie n feature
of the dav, the regular program begin-
liimr iilmnl 1 o'clock III till' II t teillOOII. ,
Those at tending from Salem will re
turn on the Oregon Klectrie limited,
nrrivliitf here at li:40 o'clock p. in.
Judge P. II. D'Arcv, who has been
1,'iit of tlu l;iv for the p:st ttn
will preside. Heshles the for-
in.il addresses, a piogram of vocal and
instriiinental music has been prepared.
Try Capital Journal Want Ads.
Capital Journal Only
Complete Paper Sold
Tlie rnpitnl Jonrniil la tlie
only (vcniiij; daily publiahoj
in Siilem tlmt i a coniplote
lU'WupapiT. Tlio 1'ortlanil paper
pi'iMU'd Hero are printed in the
forenoon about 11 o'clock, are
simply the regular edition of
the dny before with aoiue
clmiges'on the first page. They
are only extras made up for
street sales and out of town
circulation, making no pretense
to being real newspapers. The
Capital Journal on the other
baud, coutaius the complete
leased wins service up to 3:30
p. in., nhieh is 0:30 p. m. in
New York and past midnight
in Kurope, the sent of the great
war. . It also contain all the
local new of Salem and sur
rounding territory that ia worth
while. It is a complete after
noon newspaper and the ouly
one circulated iu Salem, When
tou pay your money for a Tort
innd evening paper here you are
merely being "faked" into buy
ing a cheap extra with big
headline ou the first page and
yesterday' new everywhere,
else.
The Capital Journal sell on
the street for 2 cents. Pay no
more.
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SATURDAY
BE ON HAND WHEN THE DOORS OPEN SATURDAY MORNING, AND GET SOME
OF THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT DEPARTMENT,
EVERY SHOE IN THIS DEPARTMENT ON SALE:
500 Pairs Barefoot Sandals, all sizes 5 to 2, go at 95c
300 Pairs Men's, Women's, Boys' and Children's Tennis Shoes go at ... . 50c
200 Pairs Men's Elk Bals, all sizes, go at : : $1.95
100 Pairs Boys' Elk Bals, all sizes, go at $1.65
100 Pairs Youths' Elk Bals, all sizes go at 1 $1.35
500 Pairs Ladies' Shoes, up to $5.00, now go at $1.95
200 Pairs Men's Work Shoes up to $4.00, now go at ' $2.65
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three to one. The heavy black line ind icates the line ot' communications ot the
I'nited Mates troops.
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326 State St.
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Next to Ladd
& Bush Bank
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in the Sussex case, however, is a thorn
in the side of optimism. The govern
ment had considered the ease against
(formally on this point complete.
No definite action will be taken by
Hie cabinet, it is 'expected, until the
clficiul text arrives by cable, probably
tomorrow.
FOR SALE
via
laud,
acres, 20 acres of bottom
50 acres in cultivation:
some hill with timber, good spring
water, good house and buildings.
One mile to school nnd railroad
station All stock and tools, 2
horses, C cows and S younger cat
tle, 1 hog, H sheep. New wood
saw 6 horso engine on trucks,
household furnishings, all goes
for ifSiHXl. A regular snap. No
trade.
See J. A. MILLS,
381 STATE STREET
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING XATXI
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One week (6 insertions), per word..t
One month (28 insertions), per word 17
All ad must be ordered for (tated
length of time, no ad to count lee thai
10 word.
The Capital Jonrnal will not be re
iponaible for more than one inaertioi
for error In Classified AdTeriiae
meat. Read your advertiement th
; first day it appear and notify u im
j mediately if it contain an error.
I Minimum ehirge, I3e.
j PHONE 937 For Wooa al! o
I COM 'ETKNT-l)ressmal.ing by rhu',
I $2. Plume. 712. room ,"4. " mavO
yf vvoiiuvubwuiaiwaus
bnnAuouSiAna rP.quTk
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Ihcy dear the raid soyaican
get your want. Iryorie.
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HAKRY Window cleaner, I'lione 7tt7"
Janet
WHITK FIR WOOD chopjrs wanted,
i'lione 80F11. f' tf
FEON1- APARTMENT 3 Ground floor
491 N. Cottige. tf
FOIi SALE $1000 mortgage for $900.
A care Journal. tf
FOR RENT SIGNS For sale it Cap
ital Journal office. tf
FOR BENT Modern 4 room house well
furnished. Phone 79SW. tf
FOR KENT A good li room house, $S
per month. Phone l!74W mavti
NICE HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS
Near city hall. Phone 47. tf
FOR SALE 5 acres, close in, $1100
Phono 87F21. Paul Gronke. inavS
MODERN HOUSE for rent, good lo
cation, cor. 12th and Marion, niay.1
FOR SALE 10 acres all in fruit and
berries, 2 miles out, 1!. 2, Win. Lo
re k. mays
FURNISHED house for rent, 7 roomsy
modern, 642 N. High. Inquire at 66U
N. High. May5
WAXTKD Experienced girl for gen
eral housework. Phone morning
main loL'O. mayS
WANTED To buy Mohair. East Sa- '
lem Tannery, 25th and Oak streets.
Phone 21G0-M. tf
FURNISHED rooms and housekeeping
appartments, rates reasonable, close,
in, 160 Court. tf
WE CAU SAVE you money on garden,
hose, Nelson Bros. & Patton, plumber
255 Chemeketa St. tf
WANTED 1915 or 1016 Ford, must b
in good shae, must be cheap for
cash. Phono 092. tf
FOR RENT ii room modern house,
1441 Trade St., Enquire W. A. Lis
ten, 484 Court Sf. tf
FOR KENT Furnished and unfurnish
ed rooms in Hubbard building. W.
H. Norris. Room 304. tf
WANTED Ladies or gentleman, sala
ary and commission, Apply after on
o'clock Hotel Electric. mayt!
FOUND I.Vycle, owner can have
samo bp proving property and paying,
for ad. Prone 238 1R. niayli
SMALL BURRANK Seed potatoes,
for sale, Silverton road, cornering on.
fair grounds. Dr. Hcechler. may5
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, 3
room apartments, $(j and $8. 359
t enter St. Phone 204M. mavS
AUTO TO TRADE For lot; horso for
sale. Will buy good perambulator, ad
dress D. M. care Journal. mayS
WANTED A young man to work in
Dr. Stone's drug store as an appren
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WANTED Will pay cash rent for 4 or
5 'icre of good potato land. Must
be cheap. Address Journal C-50. MayS
FOR RENT 5 room flat furnished and
3 furnished housekeeping rooms, first
floor. 094 N. Com'l. Tel. 2454W. rati
FURNISHED 7 room modern house
for rent 3 blocks from Commercial
and State Sts. No children. Address
L. II, care Journal. mjy5
WANTED Modern 4 or 5 room cot
tage or bungalow, close in, prefer
ably furnished. C. 13. co. Journal, tf
FOR RENT Nice furnished room in
lew house in private family, 3 block
from P. O. Inquire G-10 care Journ-
tf
LOST Scotch collie dog, answers to
name of "Sport", notify- E. L. F.U
chnnon, R. 4, box 70, Salem, Phone
4ire- mayS
DRESS MAKING SCHOOL Bring
your materials and do vour own sew
ing. Mrs. J. W. Young, 1078 Che
meketa St. may ID
FOB SALE 314 half truck Btudebaker
wagon. Will trade for heavier wagon,
cordwood or stumpage. 2786 Lee.
Phone 1322-J. tf
FOR RENT Business block room, iza
18x80 feeV 407 State street. In
quire at 4G3 State. Thone 1009.
Maurice Klinger. tf
SIX ROOM Bungalow and two lots
in North Salem, two blocks from cap
line, cheap. Call or address Geo. L.
Rose, Salem, Ore. mayll)
GIRLS AND WOMEN' WANTED At
the Glove Factory, 1 1", ().,k street,
Steady work. Experienced power ma
chine operators preferred. mayO"
SALEM AND PORTLAND Improved
city property to exchange for mer
chandise of any kind, nnv where.
Address box 28, Cr.ibtree, Or. tf
FOR SALE A fine SO acre farm 3
'miles from Salem all in cultivation,
only $125 per acre, will take $0000
in other property, must be good, tf
GOAT AND SHEEP SHEARING By
np to date power equipment. List
your order at Salem Fuel Yard.
Phone f29. Densmore & Fresia. tf
I AM Forced to go east, will sacrifice,
five room house, lot 75x150, good
garden, fruit, berries, good barn with
hay loft. Inquire by owner, 1107 Fir
St. mayt!
Wanted Lot 00-75xliMI, not. too far
from business section. Must be cheap
a.T.i. .-iism-r oeiore Mir 11 may
noon. Address S. ('. care Capital
Journal.
in ay 5
FOR SALE A fine SO acre farm 3
miles from S.ilem all in cultivation,
only tl25 per acre, will take $0000
in otner property, must be
Phone 1044, Laflar & Bolinger,
Hood
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WANTED Te im on W. II. Tatter
on' place "south of Eola to haul
wood, $5 per day. They will find
the foreman, Mr.'sischo, on the job.
Must begin work right away. tf
M It. 1 N VKSTORLok this up 12 acre
of fine land, close in onlv half mil
from hard paved street,' onlv $100
per acre for a few davs onlv. Sw
L. Bechtul today, ;!17 S(.lte yt. mat!
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