New pictures and vaudeville will
make up the program and an excep
tionally good entertainment is prom
ised. One reel will show some scenes
of the terrible Salem conflagration
and give some idea of the pitifully
destitute condition of hundreds of
the inhabitants of the unfortunate
city.
No ndmisslon will be charged.
Those entering the theatre may con
tribute as little or ns much as they
please. A box will be placed at the
door to receive such contribution.
Remember—Sunday evening at the
Bradley—a fine evening's entertain
ment. A good time for a worthy
cause. Be there and give what you
can to help those poor people who at
this time cannot possibly help them
selves.
The use of the opera house with
out any charge whatever Is the very
generouj contribution of Sellg Gold
man and George M. Fine to the fund.
BULLET BREAKS GLASS
One of Bugbee’s Large Plate* Broken
on the Fourth
A Fourth of July celebrator, with
more enthusiasm than judgment,
stood at the corner of Main and
Front streets In the early hours ot
the morning and shot off a revolver,
aiming It with the Intention of the
bullets striking the gutter, but ont
was deflected by a stone and broke
a plate glass window in Bugbee’s de
partment store.
Not sufficient force was left In the
bullet to shatter ttip glass or even
penetrate it, the break consisting of
a circular crack about ten Inches in
diameter. The identity of the man
or boy responsible has not been
learned. In making an Investigation
Captain Murray found three bullets on
the ground near by. They were .32
calihre.
