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GROCERY SPECIALS.


KIPPERED HERRING. PER CAN. 20c
. doz. good eggs, i5c: kraut per ID.
&C. I lbs Jonathan apples. 25c; lbs.
muscat grapes. csc. large cans Sego
milk A5c: cans tomatoes, csc: cans
corn 25c: 3 cans oysters, 25c: bars
Crystal White soap. 25c. straight grade
flour 95C: ! III. tea, zoe; mustard, per
lb.. 20c: cans oil sardines zoe: picnic
hams per H.. l2ic; NJ. ]. f. coffee. 35c:
iO-ib. can cottolene. si35; lbs. salmon.
a5c . lbs. Utah cheese, 25c: los. Swiss
cheese, i5C. best hams. per lb., l63C; best
oleoma rgaripe. per Do. 20c; BlDton's tea,
per lb. soc: fresh eggs, per doz., 25c: .
pkgs Corn Flakes, l5c. vanilla waters,
per lb I0c; Alb. can cottolene, soc; 5-lb.
can lard. Soc: lo-Ib. can lard. Sl.2o:
Hunts baking powder. lib can. 2oc; ;
large bottle cstsup, Toe: Bakers choCo-
late per b., 35c: Grape Nuts. 25c; 81
lbs rice, Csc cans Snydcr's pork and
beans. CSC; bars Fairy soap. Csc: lbs.
soda crackers. 25c; gallon can syrup. soc;
germade. per sack, 2oc: graham nour,
per sack 25c; Rcd Seal I've. : for 25c:
lbs. macaroni. l5c. BIB. sacks salt
l5C Bakers cocoa. per lb. idc. cans
mustard sardines. 2jc; pure pepper, per
lb., 25c; Fig Newtons, per III. l5c; lbs
best creamery butter. 65c; l3 los, sugar
81; bars washing soap. 25c: lbs. good
butter, soc. honey. per lb.. lOc. Chicago
store. lls West First South. o1si
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A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Act quick.

For half acre near 9TH East and
1ith South: $50 cash and SO per month.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRoyEp

SALT LAKE SECURITY 4 TRUST
COMPANY,
No. 50 South Main ST.
BUILDERS OF DURABLE HOUSES
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TO TRADE
For real estate. several good hotels anr
rooming houses. cash grocery doing $3.50
cash business monthly.
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$3.50.
4 brand new 5-room modern white
pressed brick bungalow. heautlfully
finished and we'll constructed lot aVXlbI
feet To alley; located near 9th East and
9th South; can be bought on easy terms.
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SECOND HAND STORES


UTAH FURNITURE COMPANY
Second hand household goods bought,
sold and exchanged. 1872 W End South
Bell 43i7; Ind. 1857. sl24s
OAK 2ND-HASD STORE. els STATE.
Nc buy and sell household goods. Bell
sOll. MESA
GIERS & Co. SECONDHAND GOODS
sold and exchanged. g. West 3rd So,
Bell es3: Ind, 1885. n2s53
MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. Si3
State st, buy and sell h, h. goods.
Phone BIAS n3bii
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and shoes. g. Green. Ii"ll
1903. o'sl
If YOU ARE NOT THOROUGHLY SAT-
isfed with yoLr rooms. make use OF The
Tribune Want columns TO locate Tor you
lust the Kind you want
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
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SUBURBAN ACREAGE Is EXPERI-
encinG increased demand at this time.
and II likewise presents excellent oppor-
tunities that may be taken advantage OF
by those who employ The Tribune Want
Ads To aid them In the purchase and sele
O, property.
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On car line, southeast. II acres with
beautiful 6-room house. large bathroom
wash houses. chicken houses, all In fruit
and berries good water right. Only
$500. Good terms.
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SEP, homes

SEE JONES.
lO-acre farm. with all kind Of Inn
house, barns; S3250
81 -acrc farm: lot OF chickens, hogs.
COW, team, implements; orchard: $4,000.
G0-acrc farm. house. barn outbuild-
ings: good water rights; only $500.
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OSTRICH PLUMES CLEANED

r. \. CARTER FUR CO. - w. lST. so.
Furs repaired, Itmodeied. recyed. m6i2
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400 cash

800 cash
payment VIII secure for you a four-room,
fHd brick cottage. connected with the
city water and sewer: electric lights
nice lot. location near 9th East and sth
south, good car service. paved street,
etc. balance purchase price OF $1,000 may
he paid In monthly installments ofsylI so
With interest at the rate of I ner cent
per annum.
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DORA FRANKLAND. Secretary
4. 4. s. RITE-THE -FOUR CO-ORDI-
nate bodies OF tho a. 4. S. Rite ct
Free Masonry hold stated meetings the
third Thursday IN each month AZ tho
Masonic temple, corner First South and
Second East Sotournlng brethren In
Oft
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house. barn, etc, s3S00 Take small
house in city. about $500, balance 10
suit \ line opportunity
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NOW is THE TIME TO BUY YOUR
HOME
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BELL 4 y. HUMPHREYS. IND.
1888 BUSINESS CHANCES 4iS:
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HORSES CARED FOR

HORSES PROPERLY FED ANE
cared for: satisfaction guaranteed Call
at Sis sth East. or Bell l2N-f. oS
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broom brick cottage. modern except
furnace this property IL being sold to set
tie an estate. therefore the sacrifice
$3.50 $500 cash
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BELL. A. y. HUMPHREYS, IND.
fl32. 1S W. 2nd So. ST. Al5l
SOFT lot with good i-room house. cleo
tric lights, citv water, cement walks
shade etc: half block from car on cast
bench. $500. Easy terms
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLAEEOU
BARGAIN SPECIALS.

u rooms, nicely furn.. transient loca-
tion. rooms always rented. heat and rent
only 81 per room. clears fi25 per mo.
VIII be sacrif!ced for $1,000; terms "
Necessary.
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50Ulej Il, cement walks. graded
on East Bench. ono block from
hfap- is0n
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$3.50 will buy elegant furniture o(
rooms, t,h SO. near w. Temple. ti0o
iovn. $50 mo.
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The best 2i-room !. housekeeping house
in the city, rooms all rented. well furu..
sristocratlc location: rent only SO. The
owner Is forced 10 sell AZ once. so dom
overlook this opportunity. $1,000. terms
II necessary,
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GOOD BARGAINS.

bAlSINl-NS,
fsS io's on 9Th East In Forest
nm, mouse. with barn. chicken
teo, ana shade trees, etc. with
ID f.sonh h southeast, Terms can
Ia 'ocnuon for business at cor.
|'1n aouth and llth East NJ in
hen s.en accent car fare win end.
q reANNpN e. CANNON.
south Temple street.
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HOME.
New modern home. containing 10 rooms
and sleeping porch, heamed ceilin5s,
hardwood noors. china cabinet In dining
room. bookcases in library. tile noor In
bathroom. hot water heat: lot 50Nl5I feet
10 alloy; this property must be seen 10
be appreciated; VIC will make terms 10
suit balance like rent: located No. 1853
East 5th South Fl.
Southeast new broom modern brick
BUNGALOW; With sleeping porch. double
basement. hot air heat; this proper rty Is
we'll worth tA5oo; We will self for $3.50
terms 10 suit.
Near 5th East and 10th South. s-room
frame. partly modern, $500. $500 cash.
broom brick cottage. modern except
furnace this property IL being sold to set
ile an estate. therefore the sacrifice
$3.50. $500 cash.
East bench. 6-room brick. modern eN-
cept furnace; $4,000 $500 cash.
4-room modern pressed brick. near Lib
crtY park good outbuildines cement
basement; $3.50, $500 cash.
5-room pressed brick bungalow. near
o,h East car line: must he sold. this Is
a new house. located on a corner facing
south aud cast: s2SOo $500 cash.
\ beautiful lot on Logan ave. 5Oxif5.
Tor sale or trade: ss95. $50 cash
we have business and residence prop
nrty.
VIII build YOU home on monthly pay
mcnts.
we loan money on real estate.
Agents for the Royal. the worlds great :
est nrc insurance COMPANY"
VIII write your bond
, and per cent first mortgage loans on
hand for investors
we act In tho capacity or agent in anv
business affairs.
tAL ALLORAN-JGDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
Phones S25. $500
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80 rooms. rent s75. for $500. An steady
rooners. west side; terms
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fln modern brick. very desirable
ncre than am asking for IT,.
$3.50.
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COAL AND KJNDI ING


r. r. DEAL coal. BLOCK WOOD AND
kindIinE l55 + iJh So. Ooth phones.
mS6li
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room modern brick. lot ISxlG5 II.
"a Very reasonable terms-S25jo.
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Furniture OF rooms-ti5o. $50 down.
$40 mo. Church ST.. 4th SO. bet. Main
and state.
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ROSS g DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER
aTi So. ". Temple ct. Ind. 1il0: Bell 1873.
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SEWING MACHINES.
SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. Clipped glass and painted BOIL
phones. Ky
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|ou have desirable building lot
\ site and want IL improved, call
a me and arrange for building
Bone or flat.
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4. RICHTER.
IS South Main ST. Phones oil.
o51o
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Many, many others.
We write fire insurance.
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WALTER ROMNEN.
ss West End South.
Phone Bell 800.
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SAhnn

On Douglas ave, beautiful 5-room
modern brick bungalow, with hot water
heat. large lot; terms can be arranged.
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PATENTS

INVENTORS. ATTENTION,
Consult Cjah's Leading Patent Oihce.
\d,iro free Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Phone or write FOR free pamphlet,
SCOTT x SCOTT. Atty's, Judge Bids.
oSSs
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ESTATES MANAGED

ESTATES MANAGED WITH BXECU-
tive ability. l. 9, Meyer. fOI Mcintyre
Bldg. hltS' :
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BETTLYoN HOME BUILDERS co.


NOW LOOK HERE
500 cash VIII buy a nice I-room shin
gle bungalow: has bath, toilet. cementcd
basement. buffet kitchen, sewer con
nections and sidewalks. lot 27jxIal;
monthly payments SIS. Price $3.50 Is
this not better than paving rent?
BE \ LANDLORD.
For a small cash payment. will sell
YOU this nice double terrace: has
built Of pr brick, sewer and sidewalks
paid. Each side rents for SIS per month
VIII soon pay for itself See it. $1,000
cash. bal. $40 per month.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
Near 9th East paving. 6-room mod
9as hardwood floors, fireplace. large ce-
ment basement. concrete floor OH porch
fine lot. all in lawn. $4,000, but no rea
sonablc offer refused $500 cash will do
CHICKEN RANCHES.
beauty. l-S acres in orchard. 6-roou
house. barns, coops, etc. VIII trade fol
broom mod, house In city.
BE INDEPENDENT
Is acres, good valley land, plenty o
water. broom house. barns coops. small
orchard 9th East st.-s3I17: easy terms
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE
STOCKHOLDERS IN BETTTLYON
HOME BUILDERS co, please call 70,
your second quarterly dividend. Novepl-
Der 18th.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS Co,
1912 r. Third South ct
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs Lizzie Geisler SSS W ard
Sorth. Bell liS5-X; Ind, slo3e. tglI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
CLAIMS He
WAS COOKED
IN The BATH

Asserting that DR.. o. F. Heisley,
an osteopathic physician of Silverton,
after giving him vapor bath, failed
to extinguish the alcoholic lamp, and
that 1t became ignited and severely
burned his person, B. B. Herrick ,Sr.,
today began an action against the
doctor in the circuit court, asking for
$4,000 damages.
Herriok alleges that in December
of last year he engaged the doctor to
treat him for rheumatism and nerv-
Gus disorders, and that the treatment
consisted in giving him hot vapor
bath and an alcohlic massage. On
January first, he says, after giving
the hot vapor bath, the doctor failed
to extinguish the lamp under the
chair in which he was seated, and
commenced applying alcohol to his
lower limbs, with the result that the
alcohol ignited the lamp, and he was
so badly injured that he has not since
been able to walk without assistance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
REAL ESTATE NEWS BULLETIN THAT IT
WILL PAY YOU TO READ over CAREFULLY
Do Not Fail to Consult Us you Want to Buy or Sell Prop
erty. We Study the Value of Each Piece of Property
From Standpoint of Buyer and Seller.

walk from line with
in will five
for n ruNo of all kinds
of h in lei home
d
nc wat
ron o e o
o @ good mea mat
o q h city,, mile to erod,S ,Srom
in bari arm nachn
to
bNo of roads
o ere n p i
al on a gar Of
me nm to d dnopsh hnh h e eomsh hepl barns oil
e h FL
oil
O
Two OF 0 Aura avenue o Conn ire
Frt IN tive from
h e
gtloomh n OF o n OF city, re an m
rove
Oacep prne Uchm in
edaM manuacu o n
nmf &
Fine improved fruit farm an o. o
tracts SohC CONNER Stee,d in
pr o
R R place. acres mile Of city, e arm
hock Twenhah n dts m
Bes five rhOcrd house nd bari e improve
Il
Good san twol lots ornL
Four
mgs IN the targets
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22

When in the interior Of town, they
become dusty, muddy and quickly
worn out. Macadam is the most ex-
pensive of all pavements to keep in
repair, even under moderate condi-
tions of weather and traffic. The to-
tai cost of macadam pavement in
cluding first cost and maintenance, is
generally greater than that of perma-
nent pavements of other materials.
Bitulithic pavement is a form Of
bituminous pavement made with spec
ial mixtures, prepared by special ma
chinery. Bitulithic practically con-
sists in foundation Of either con-
crete or crushed stone cemented with
bituminous cement. It's wearing
surface is very dense mixture Of
graded, comminuted, crushed stone,
etc, mixed with bituminous cement.
This a successful form Of pavement
which is durable, dense, slightly elias
tic and not slippery 1t is suited to
many streets and will sustain busi-
ness traffic while at the same time 1t
permits pleasure carriages and auto
mobiles to travel at fast speeds with
out slipping.
Tar and Oil macadams are practi-
cally mixtures Of ordinary macadam
stone with tar or oil in the mass or
on the surface. They are crude sub
stitutes for denser and more durable
pavements They soon become un-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
THEIRS MANY A SLIP
'TWIXl1 COP AND SKIP

To be riding leisurely along on his
wheel, but at a speed which was leav-
ing two pursuing an irate cops behind
and then to have the chain of his
wheel come off, and be overtaken and
nabbed, was the experience of C. P.
Baker last Saturday evening, and this
morning he is scheduled to say good
morning" to Judge Elgin, and get
the customary fine for riding wheel
without a light.
Chief of Police Hamilton and Night
Patrolman Whitlatch were the cops,
and they sighted Baker while on their
way to the postoffice, on State street.
They hailed him, calling attention to
the absence of light on his wheel,
but he padded on without paying
any attention. Incensed, and deter
mined, If possible, to apprehend him,
the two gave chase, and it led up
State and finally along Cottage Feel
ing secure, he sped along slowly, go
ing Just fast enough to keep few
yards between himself and the cops
Sprinting up for few seconds the
cops suddenly diminished the dis
tance, and the wheelman found it
necessary to execute a few quick
strokes of the pedals and speed up,
and then 1t happened. The chain
came of, the bicycle came to a
standstiE, and he found himself
lpounced upon by the two, and in the
clutches Of the law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
$500 DOWN

VIII buy cosy room house, well
built, basement, brick foundation,
electric lights, bath, toilet, sewer
fruit and shade trees, berries. garden,
lawn, flowers, on Chemeketa, close in.
An ideal location. Price $25OO; terms
to suit, owner away and will sacrifice
to make a quick sale. Bechtel & BY
non, 347 State street.
CHOICE VACANT LOT
On Court street, close in. Price $500.
Size 63xl65 feet to alley.
$500.
viii buy two nice lots on car line,
close to a paved street, fronts on two
streets, new sidewalks and sewer in
and paid. Clear title. Terms.
NEW BUNGALOW
Well built and fine location, S2500.
FARMS
121 acres on Garden Road all un-
der cultivation and in crop. Good G
room house, barn, 4 acres fine apple
orchard, less than two miles from
city limits. For a short time price,
$125 per acre. Easy terms; adjoln-
ing land, so acres Just sold for
$4,000. You may look the whole
valley over and you will not be able
to find such bargain. To be con-
WINGED, let us show you this property.
ANOTHER GOOD BUY
40 acres on Howell prairie, i'm
proved, dark, deep soil; 12 acres
choice hops. Price $3.50 Easy
terms.
FRUIT TRACTS
We have several choice FIVE and 10
acre tracts all under cultivation, Just
outside of the city on Silverton and
Garden roads. Price $175 and up.
Yours for anything in the realty
line. See
BECHTEL & BYNON
347 State Street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
SCHOONER
WRECKED AT
COOS BAY
SIX OF THE CREW ASHORE, BUT
THE FATE OF THE OTHER
SEVEN Is YET UNKNOWN-HIT
THE ROCKS SUNDAY AFTER
NOON.
[UNITED rREss IElsrD wIRn. ]

UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.
Marshtield, Or, May 22.-SiX Of
the crew of the schooner WascalOre
have come ashore from the island
where the crew reached after the
wrecking of the vessel, but the
schooner carried crew of 13 men,
and whether the other seven are lost
in the wreck or were left on the
island cannot be learned until Gold
Beach is reached.
The Wascalore struck on sunken
rock at Hunters Head below Gold
Beach at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Her bow was crushed in, and she
drifted to an island rock. The crew
got on the island, and was seen by
the steamer Argyle, which could not
reach them. The lifesaving crew
from Bandon went to the wreck in
the tug Klyhiam.
During the night one of the small
boats from the Wascalore drlfted to
the island, and in this six of the crew
reached the main land.
The Wascalore has been carrying
lumber for the Robert Dollar COM
pany from the Randolph Lumber
company mill at Bandon. She was
coming north from San Francisco
when the wreck occurred. She was
143 feet long with 92-foot beam
and was built in Marshfield in 1909.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
MILLIONAIRE
is WANTED
FOR 8IGAMY

st. Louis, Mo-, May 22.-The police
of Los Angeles, San Francisco and
Long Beach, California, were today
requested by telegraph by the sheriff
here to arrest Charles r. Drummond,
the tobacco millionaire on a charge
of bigamy. 1t is reported that Drum
mond is on the coast. He violated
his parole, it is said, eloping to Paris
after his third marriage while he was
still undlvOrced from his second
spouse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22

even and unattractive, but are useful
on some suburban roads, etc.
Portland Cement concrete pave
ments for roadways have been tried
in several places. They are wrong in
principle and a failure in practice.
They are not elastic but rigid and
brittle. The shock Of hoofs and
wheels loosen the stones from the
concrete, and grind the cement and
finer particles to powder. Wet, dry,
hot and cold weather cause cracks.
Concrete is suited to sidewalks under
foot travel but not to roadways sub
ject to horse and vehicle use.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
TO LOOK INTO
The ARREST
OF M'NAMARA

Washington, May 22.-The house
rules committee this afternoon decid-
ed to grant Congressman Victor L.
Berger, of Wisconsin, a hearing on
Saturday in support of his resolution
proposing a federal investigation of
the manner in which John ]. McNam-
ara was taken from Indianapolis to
Los Angeles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22

No team is faster than the slow
horse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
Motor Oar Insurance.

We write insurance on automobiles
and all kinds Of power driven vehi-
cles at the lowest rates, and insure
against damages from fire under any
and all circumstances, whether in pri-
vate or public garage or on the road
or in accident More cars are de-
stroyed by fire than by all other
causes put together. Rates the low
est E, Hofer G. Sons, pol U. s. Ma
tional Bank building. 5-22-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
TWO KILLED AND MANY
HURT IN TRAIN WRECK

Milwaukee, Wis, May 22.-Two men
were instantly killed, a third pIoba-
bly, fatally injured and four others
painfully hurt today when two freight
trains on the 500 line met head-on at
Doolittle crossing, near Gray's Lake.
The dead are Fireman James Casey
and Conductor Fred Miller, both of
Fond Du Lac.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
Insurrectos Slaughter Mongolians

UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l
Eagle Pass, Tex, May 22.-Two
hundred and twenty-five Cinnamon
were killed in fight between the
Mexican insurrectOs and Chinese at
Torreon, Mexico, today, according to
a despatch received by Sam Wach,
owner of the International hotel at
Ciulal Porfirio Diaz.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
COMMITTEE
TURNS DOWN
CALDWELL
[uNIrEp pREss LEASED w1RE. j

TUNITBD PKE55 LEASED W1REI
Washington, May 22.-The senate
committee on judiciary decided to re-
port adversely on the nomination OF
e. B. Caldwell to be federal marshal
OF Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-22
STREET PAVEMENTs.
The Various Kinds In General Use
Today Commented Upon and
Compared.

(By Col. J. W. Howard, of New York
the leading pavement expert of the
United States)
Macadam roadways are suited only
for suburban and outlying districts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
ECZEMA REMEDY
MILD, SOOTHING WASH

Although many different kinds OF
remedies have been tried for the cure
OF Eczema and other skin diseases. it
has been proven by years OF tests ana
thousands OF cases that tho only pos
sible cure is in the form. or a liquid.
This is a mild. soothing. healing wash
made of Oil of Wintcrgrcen. Thymol,
Glycerinc. and a few other ingredients,
compounded so carefully that each one
has its proper effect.
This simple COMPOUND is nowLmade
up in the ID. D.. r.. Prescripfion->so
harmless that It will clear the blotchv
face or wash away the pimpIes rs read
ily as 1t will stop that awful itch, and
cure The worst case Of Ecxcma.
Try -. ID. u. II is wonderful what
it Will do for ally kind OF skin trouble
No matter what 1t is-D. d. D. viii
prove to o that you can be cured,
The very hrst drops will give you in
slant relief.
Get Il 25c trial bottle to-day.
Childrcy Drug CO., Owens & Minor
Drug co. Washington & EARLY, South
Richmond.