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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
American Enterprise.

EN AsSOrlNIeu Fr0ss.
WASHINGTON, May l3.-Amcrlcnn
commercialism has spread to Abyssinln.
Mr.. Love. United Suites consul general
at Adis Abuda, reports 90 tho state
department that an American cotton
house has concluded contracts with peo
pie of Abyssinia, involving tsE2s 0gsa4-r gs4-
ters Of million dollars.
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Jbauah Utah. Nav ]

Has il ever been possible for an un-
married woman 10 make either home
stead of prc.emption entry on land IN
the United States. lBaPAh. +
Yes; write TO the Il. S. land otflce
here and state your casS
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Rainbow Mining company, principal
place OF business Salt Lake City. Utah,
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. 6, levied on the o7th day
Of January. lall. tho several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
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'sif-p,o Ogden Utah.
'.,s o, sa,s sTse answer If thc pho
.thy rs. Sait Lake pay "a licensc7
h ibaa aIr W, Doesn't the consti.
No ,;o,o, united States give pro
sat to sell without paying
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The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion OF
a little want "ad - in The Tribune
Bell phone 5000. Ind. $50.
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:. raTk City, Utah. May Q.

/ w, raTk City, Utah, May Q.
ibrns Thdly answer in the Sun
IN M i the following question: a
'Cpj,o, d foreign country comes
L M states when two years
|sifi,.pp parents. The father takes
\ os papers before ,he child
b.esrsa see. Can the child after.
b. ,ta. ~. United States senator
! af ts s;t;. without taking out his
.a OLD SUBSCRIBER.
Ae gets tho election.
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BY Associated Press.

MOSCOW, Russia, May 13.-Today's
papers report that an agitation for a
massacre of Jews is pereeptible at
Kiev, where many Jews, alarmed, are
disposing of their property in prep
aratiop for flight. The papers state
that the massacre appears to have been
set for tomorrow and that the agita-
tion followed rumor alleging the
rituallstic killing of a boy last March.
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ptSTlONS AND
ANSWERS

) /, s'k City. Utah, April II.
,,,m;,In =, me know if the state Of
( ,s w., hrsi cousins 10 get mar.
s, s, what state does, and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14
MASSACRE OF JEWS
OF kIEV THREATENED
By Associated Press.

KEY, Russia, May 13.-Ugly ru-
mors of a threatened massacre Of Jews
tomorrow are ahoat. 1t is reported
that the Jews have divided the city
into districts for organized self de-
fense. The government issued proc
lamation today saving that it would
suppress with a firm hand any at
tempt at disorders on Sunday.
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anv liceuse1 Isn't a photographer
producer, as pictures are the products
Of labor? Thanking you in advance, ]
remain. A READER.
Our license collector says there is an
ordinance that provides license fee of
$50 year for photographers, but that
it has never been enforced. He says
its enforcement has been discussed and
may he nut into effect soon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-14

If your want be situation, make
it known by the insertion of a want
cad in The Tribune.
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IF your want he a situation, make
it known by the insertion Of want
adj in The Tribune.
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WEATHER FORECAST FOR SUNDAY


rh followed
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~ ,es,,ana.sp p. n, ro7entJ.hfth meridian time
q ico' pas through points OF covol ais
hqgted lines pass through points OF equal ters
s.i..r ofhED onlyfo zero, freezing o and l0qo-
4 S,-s .a ''ais Of weather: clear; Cd partly
s,s " @rusn' % snow " report missing.
Nm. ~ nind First hsurs maximum temperature
,,ecend ahour rainfall, II Il o1unis Ol iuehs
rNaS OF ID miles per honr or more
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salt Lake City. April 20.

Salt Lake CItY. ApIII W
Will YOU kindly answer the following
question in the Sunday Tribune? Can
a man and wife who have an interlocu-
tory divorce decree 1.-Two together le-
gallv without having marriage cere'
mony performed! G- a
Certainly not.
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Sunbeam. Ida. MAY Q.

Sunbeam. Ida. May Q.
Please answer question in Tribune
Hoo long did Queen Victoria reign.
SUBSCRIBER.
t'rom June 30, 1897, to January 22'
1901
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Boys Clothing Department

The items Of real interest to every mother
ton. A glance through the prices below will
give you many ideas as TO the great saving
you can make in fitting out your boy
Boys suits, fancy worsteds chevlots and
twceds, 1911 styles, sizes TO il years.
200 suits, So 90 values for. .........., S15O
200 suits, $500 values for. $500
500 suits, $500 values for ,.......... $3.50
225 suits $3.50 values for $325
Balance clothing 25 per cent discount
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sIndicates rise In temperature.
Indicates fail in temperature.
r indicates trace,
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The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the iuaeriion of
little want cad - in Tho Tribune.
Bell phone 5000. Ind 500.
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Half

e Such we'll known goods as linen
mesh, elastic seam. soisetts, bal
briggans, derby ribbed, lace and
mercerized cottons. Bigger values
than YOU ever had before.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-13
MUST CITY
PAY FOR THE
BRIDGES?
CITY ATTORNEY HOLDS THAT
THE CITY AND NOT THE MILL
COMPANY MUST PAY THF
BILLS FOR BRIDGING THE COM
PANY'S MILL RACE,

Whether under the law 1t is in
cum6ent upon the property owners
or the Salem FIGURING Mills to nav
the cost Of constructing crossings
across the mill race was a problem
which confronted the city council
last evening and 1t was finally put
into the hands of the street commits
tee' the city attorney, a committee of
property owners and their attorney
for solution.
Councilman White introduced a
resolution asking that the cost be
assessed to the Salem FIGURING Mills
the owners of the race. The cross
lngs involved are on Liberty and Di-
vision and Division and Commercial
Councilman White stated that the
race was a valuable franchise and
that the owners should pay for II
and not the owners of property along
the street. Councilman Lafky agreed
with him, but stated that the city at
torney in giving his opinion on the
subject had stated that legally the
assessment could not be made
against the mill company but must be
made against the property owners.
With the view of arriving at some
definite conclusion upon the subject
the matter was referred as above in
dicated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-13
STREET CAR
BASEBALL
TEAM WINS
BEATS PIEDMONTS BY SCORE OF
16 TO 2 ON THE MULTNOMAH
GROUNDS AT PORTLAND MON
DAY AFTERNOON.

After playing several losing games
this season, the baseball nine of the
local street car company came into
their own yesterday afternoon when
they defeated the Piedmont division
team by score of 16 to 2, on the
Multnomah grounds in Portland.
The battery for the Salem boys
was Walker and Fleming. Walker
pitched splendid game, holding
down the Piedmont swatters to three
hits Sixteen runs were garnered by
the Salem boys, their ease in hitting
the opposing pitcher and also several
errors on the part of the Piedmont
aggregation giving Salem the long
end of the score. A big crowd wit
messed the contest
The street car company showed
great regard for its employees in that
it sent an observation car to the Or
egon Electric depot in Portland to
meet the ball players, carried them
to the Savier-street car barns, then
to the ball grounds, held the car un-
til the game was over, returned them
to the barns again where the boys
enjoyed a shower bath, and then the
observation car returned the bunch
of players to the Jefferson-street de-
pot where the boys boarded the car
for Salem.
I President b. S. Josselyn and Local
Manager Page of the street car COM
pany, each have hung up a pennant
| this wear. and the team at the top Of
the percentage column at the close
of the season will have two pennants
with which to adorn their club rooms
The local team has been practicine
hard of late and is now in good
trim. They will meet the Oregon
Water Power division team from
Portland at 2:3O next Monday after
noon on the Salem league grounds
These teams are now tied and 1t is
expected a rafting good game will
be put up next Monday by both
teams.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-13
COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDS
BITULITHIC

Convinced after a thorough inves-
tigation of the subject that the ex-
cessive travel on East State street
demands the laying of a hard sur
race pavement on that thoroughfare
instead Of a crushed rock, the COM
mlttee on streets went on record in
favor of the former last evening, and
recommended that bitunthic be laid.
1t is the plan of the state to con-
struct a boulevard connecting the
penitentiary and the asylum if this
street is paved, and that will mean
much travel on the street and in the
Judgment of the committee, makes 1t
imperative that a hard surface pave
ment be laid. The committee stated
in its report that crushed rock
pavement would never stand the
wear and tear of the travel and then
besides for the sake of uniformity
that this portion of the street should
be paved with bitulithic as the re-
mainder of it is so paved. The COM
mittee also gave it as its opinion
that a sufficient remonstrance would
be filed against a crushed rock pave
ment. 1t recommended that the
property owners initiate a movement
in favor of bitulithic.
Much depends upon the carrying
out of the Improvement of this street
as Governor West announced yester-
day that unless the street was paved
the state would not build the boule-
ward connecting the state prison and
asylum, park the grounds, or make
other improvements which, in addi-
tion to putting money in circulation
in the city, means vastly much in the
way of handsome improvements.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-13
BUSINESS
MEN MEET
TONIGHT
F. W. GAINES WILL ADDRESS THE
LEAGUE IN A FURTHER DIS.
CUSSION ON RAILROAD RATES.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Salem's Business Mems league
will be held tonight at the Board of
Trade rooms at s o'clock. The dis
cussion of railroad rates, which is of
the most Importance to every ship
per of this valley, will be continued
tonight by talk upon the subject,
THE True Relief to the Oregon
Shipper" by Mr.. F. w. Gaines, a
prominent railroad rate expert of
many years standing, Mr.. Gaines is
the man who appeared before the
railroad committees at the last ses-
sion of the state legislature, and who
has worked up much interest on the
subject on account of the vast amount
of facts and figures which he has
collected by long and diligent study
of railroads. Mr.. Gaines has been
student of this subject for Is years
and has compiled many tables by
which he promises to convince the
Salem merchants, as well as all 9TH
ers who care to hear him. that the
true relief to the Willamette Valley
shipper is not so much bubble over
the long and short clause Of the In
terstate Commerce act as 1t is a di-
rect move for the absolute reduction
of all rates, BY his tables and charts
he promises to show the Salem mer-
chants and Willamette Valley ship
pers that the railroads carrying to
and from Willamette Valley points
are making double on the investment
what they are entitled to. He has
many things Of interest to the men,
bers of the Salem Business Mems
League, and a large attendance Is de-
sired bv the railroad rate committee
Of the league.
Many other matters of routine will
be passed upon by the league.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-13

opening and widening of Seventeenth
street from State street to the fair
grounds, it took the initiatory step
IN the launching of a movement hav-
ing for its object the construction of
a boulevard to the fair grounds.
The street is 60 feet wide for a
considerable distance, and then it
narrows to width of of 80 feet,
and comes to and end without reach
ing the fair grounds. The street
committee presented a resolution d.
recting that the street be widened to
at least a width of so feet, If not 60,
and that 1t be opened clear to the fair
grounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-13
SEATTLE MAN SHOT
THOUGHT TO BE ACCIDENT

Seattle, WASH, June 1S.-Allan
Brooks, a wealthy rancher of Algona,
probably was fatally shot last even
ing. Deputy Sheriffs are looking for
Shorty" Wells, a dwarf, formerly
with the Sells-Floto circus, whom
Brooks alleged fred the shot. Wells
was visiting with Brooks yesterday.
DIR. II. G, Mcintyre, of Auburn, who
attended the injured man, thinks the
shot was accidental.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-13
Build A Home

If you own a city lot | will build
you a home after your own ideas and
furnish the money Small amount
down, balance easy monthly pay
ments. This is your chance. Have
money for about three homes. Write
me location of your lot, and ask for
particulars. Address M. c. T."
care Journal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-13
Salem Man Chosen

]. E. Godfrey, of Salem, was chosen
grand master of the third veil, Of the
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons
at the annual assembly of that or
ganization in the Masonic Temple in
Portland yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-13
THIS MEANS A BOULEVARD
THROUGH TO FAIR GROUNDS

When the city council last evening
passed a resolution directing the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-13

On Wednesday, June 14th, at
1890 a. m, the entire townsite
, of St. Louis, located on the
Oregon Electric, 10 miles north
of Salem, will be sold at auc-
tion to the highest bidders.
Terms; 10 per cent of price
bid to be paid down, balance
in small monthly payments to
suit purchasers.
Title perfect. Warranty
deed and abstract furnished
with each lot.
st. Louis will grow. Buy a
lot Wednesday, and it will
make you money.
Take the S:55 or the 11:15
car. Sale commences at 1890
and will last until all the lots
are sold,
Good Music
Lunch served at noon on
grounds.
For further infOrma=
ton see
DCrHTLT G. RVN0N
: 347 State St. Phone 452
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SO. 7-Na6 81 Raio unb 8e5ten...
100 dbeuox
SO. 10-Nad B. @e3ten. 10: 0 abenoS
$50. 8-Nn6 benz Gffen. .10:45 born'
$40. 1-gfah DeI @ip.. 400 abenos
8ietpria Dipifion q. S. 4 g. q.
Mnfunft -
Mo: s65-euero. gictoria. 1850 nadm
Nbfa1rt-
10. 8o6-guero. gictoria. 800 born
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Sam antunis, Ter, 2. Daai. - Or
binarb 10 7/16 xgts; @oob Sroinarp
Ii gts,; Qoip @aiooIins 13 Cts. /;
Wioolins 14A Cts; Gruo MiooIino
14A Gents.
Walpeitpn, SEE, 2. G,oi. = Sroiz
nnrb IS 11I16 Cts, 2ow NiboIillo
ID 11/16 gts.; Msioelips Is 5l16 Cts /;
@oob @ibofins f5E Cts; aMiobling
Snir 15M Gents.
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g. q. & q 3. Ba5a.

go. 1-pouiton u. >. aiite. ......
SO. s-souiton unO Ser aiite.. -.
-. lib BORN
go. 5-&iiten5tdote:. ..1:15 nam1I
SO. 44-gon &errbile, MIR On @oden-
$50. 44-@on aerrpille, nur Conn
SO. 146-@on @errpile, ,nlr an @o=
dentngen.. !. ..6.40 uadh,
4bfabrt -
Ro. 2-9ouiton na,o Der aiiite.. -.
SO. 4-Souifou un6 Der aiits: -.
10000 nbenos
SO. 6-9iitenitdote.. ....2:1O nadbm.
$40. 43-9fah aerrbiIe, mur in @oz
go % sftaasn;; .a.rrs;n. ..; A.. nadm
SO. Mb-Nad aerrbiue, in @oe
tbentagen.. -. ..7:25 BORN