Daily coast mail., May 16, 1902, Image 1

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MORE SUGAR TALK
LEvite contradicts'
PRESIDENT MAYEMEVa
Says. Sugar Trust Was Behind
$f' Demand for" Cuban Re-
dprocily
Washington, May 15-HowardLotUt,
beet tngar raariafaetnrer gava testimony
before the eenate eommitsioa oh Cabs
relations today.
" Be charged Have&ieyer, president or
the sugar trnst, with haviag practiced a
direct (rand on the Americas people by
having te&Ufied before the commission
what ho knew was not tree.
Levitt contradicted Ilavemeyers state
ment that the sagar trutl bad no inter-'
est in pesdirife legislation oa Cuba, by
citing the admiseiea of tits .tout's ad
vertising agent that be hA secured the
Publication of paid article in "various
newspapersorgiBg reduced tariff rates
on Cuban ttgar.
He alto cited newspapers giving Have
meyers statement that the consumer
.will reedVe 3obcasfit froaftbe proposed
redacties, at the seme time' holding tint
to the public a, promise of cheaper sugar,
if the proposed redaction be made.
Ctifejiisiofl May
M Exclude
it
ini MjSTT FATAL DEFECT?
The prospect for a gecerri trait ere
never tree better at tfek time oi tat
year, bat it is too early to call it fare;
Gardens, aad grass are grewiae; ateery;
and the aairiee are increasfngevery year
as oar-Creamery records shew. ,'
Elder Staart arrived ea the rir: t&-
day froatPhlloajatli and will faeJd" sec-
vices al Moeber Chapel, next Satardfcy.
and Snaday. i
Mies He'caa Weseela who baa Jat
arrived bom the State University' where
she has beea a student for a somber of
years aad also teacher of German, and
French far two years baa beea engaged
to teach a term cfSchool atMyrtleBenk.
Miss Wessela lacks a few atsath teach-
.
ing in tne panne ecaaais te
little imm
Mm slipped in
Chinese Can CJc lff'Wj'.houJ Re-
stncuoa pr hecowing fcng-
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The eaaalleat inJB4HiliI in Oregon
was that of Mr., asd.Mrs. Dadreoot Jit
'Tabor. The child when born weighed
1? lbs. An ordinary finger ring could
"be (lipped over its band. Itdiedasdit
ic sow thought that if the parse ta bad
baiaa iacabstorat hand the child
ht have beea saved.
' A telephone Hue bet ees Tofado and
Siletz is now completed.
George Miller aad Jam ee Col well, ac
puled of marderJBg Joseph W. Curtis at
Xalbenr March SS, were found gaOty of
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Ma'rlJi
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u lu. aa so ma people eocataec cfc-ike-, cnlkdaa ainf5i'trinor ov-
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afaaraat flaw is the br,eccatly pass-
4, whea coBjpeea r9cted tfee old
, Geary law, with a few-a';dieation3.
they are fortaaate is eecaring her
teacher.
Carl D. Tboaa? tocklist
.ifdvoeatea "of
an
Meet and.EIect Officers.:-
The ladies of the A. K. W. met Thurs
day aiterocon'with Mrs. Rochon and
alter the n-oal rontine bosineis- bad
been attended to officers were elected
for the ensuing term. The officers cho
sen were as follows: President, Mrs. F.
M. FriedbergjVlco-Presideot, Mrs. L.
M. Xoble; Secretary, Mrs. S.H. Hazard;
Treasarer, Mis Snsie. fcickworth. The
dob meets next week with Mrs. Albert
Matson.
from Elgin III will speak at Mm or
Chapel May 10th, he it an eleqaeat
Speaker and tally, compeieat te expUIa
waw. Bocisitas reaiy is, asa oewg a
isUr for a number of years skaaU
some thing of the Brotherheeaef "Mm,
Verdict for.Bildeafi.
1h-i case of Jag. H. Hibbard va A.
Bridges, was tried before Jeitice Hyde
Thursday afternoon, before a jurjr con
sisting of Is. Lando, John Snyder, E. W.
Lewis, S. C. Brown and E. A. Eick
worth. The verdict was for defendant.
This was a suit brought to recover
uu
TbecbaBfes, provWei that Chinese
aaoald be excJnded as far as the sase
weeUnofbe incoDsiataflt with treaty
oWijatiaer.
It appears that thoniaada of- CbiaO
ia Hoag Koag, Siaajapeee and ether
Eaators perm are Saaliaa citiseae. Oth
er tbosaa4 conld bfiftrc( EritiAfi
by simply taking the Chhstian oathi
and signing parfcrs. i2
Treaty obligations require the frcs ad
mission of English citizens to this conn-try-
,'
It appeps therefore that the United
States may bo opened o the entrance cf
Lordesxf1 Chinese. :
Senator Knox is to be ssfcfd to inter
pret the treaty.
poeescion of a horse, belonging the plain
tiff, which was attached by defendant
acting as special deputy for Sheriff Gal
lier, in a suit in which A. E. Seaman
was plaintiff and'J. H. Hibbard was de
fendant. Hibbard claimed the horse aa
exempt from execution, as it was na of
his. team -with which he makes a living.
The point made by defendant's counsel,
A. E. Seaman wasjthatas Bridges bad
unit .hnnld hiv bWn hroneht rln.t 'K Uit evening by
- - t : . : . . -: ;" j
the fberw. lnis was tne view taken by
the jury.
The matter will probably come up
again.
Total Registration
Connty Cleii Hazard informed the
phone that the
total registration of voters up to the time
the 'books closed was 2200, and a few
more were yet to come in from cotarier.
decree last Saturday.
- Tceitogae Siver Courier baa installed
a typasettisx maekiaa fa its. office.
The wave of Progress has struck Bak
et City aad tiat tows sow wants elec
tric Etreet earz.
The first Coagregetieaal Charch at
Salem will cekarateita GOta aaaTversary
of the orgaaiaatiea oltae SeJeea Caarcal
Salem Lodge, TTe 4, A. F. aad, A. M.
will celebrate the 60ta aaaiversary of ita
organization oa Jane lltb, by apprepe
iate exercises.
Alfred Garaea tM attest maa ia Jack-
Eoa'ooaaty, beiaa M. years old died at
' f Zc'xi
Recommends Walcoti
Editors Coast Mail:
The claim to consrJeratioa by the
voters of Cooa connty of Mr. A. D. Wo!-
cott ought no. to be paszed over lightly.
A resident of the connty over 30 years
and alwaya engaged in business that re
quires integrity cf character yet be baa
always beea unassuming, and strictly
attentive to his own and his employers:
affairs.
Beinga ca&a where the iffice has
socght the man, it is generally conceded
that be will receive a majority of the
votes for "County Clerk, a positioa that
he is well fitted to occcpy.
IxniPXXDKST.
PELEE STILL- ACTIVE
FIRES MJ1MMUT
at st. mm
Aaother Ernptioa Expected
Salwaariae Volca&o in tbe ,
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Mediterraaeia '
fine
have
St.Kw8, May lS-The
Pefee k stSl tarewisg oat aabea to the
aartawaea.
j MtejUae,MaylsAiaB2M:amM
Gaithard hat racoivad a cablet?aai fraat
Triaitc, Martiaiqae, stating that hS
family k compelled to leave at aaatber
eraptiea k expected. "
Ajaeeio, Certfea, May iS-A ' sabaw
riaaTakcae og 8aa tiaiaafiat, iaie ia
gulf of AJaeei? k active. Th water of
the galf k viokatiy aaitated.
F, M. FRIEDBERG'S v,
- - HOG JLAKSACXED.v
' ThJy afteraaaav.wBaaira. fiie
berg-waa aaoeat xraaa taa hoase, seaae
aaeaa.tBiea4eedmeaaatcaai cam- r
plt-ly raaeaeked threw raeaw a saain,
emptying every baieaa drawer, aad eac
in them. Whoever tae culprit was was
thordaghly aeqaakted wiAtie-1
ana was etweauy looxiag tor
A lot of valaable silverware aad -aeaw
Jewelry was ia tbe reoms bat ak can?
age faQed him aad ha left fefc .valaa4
bka. Mrs. Fried&erg haa so fax faQed
tofiBd.tMtaaytfeigwaamiaaag. The
thief was caafaaaa ia nottatiag any
of the valaables, aa they coolH be eaeily
delected aad property provaa. Taa
thief eatered a back door whica bad beam
inidverdaatly left aakekei. - r
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V w ii Taawt afc iwb wit
itta'ar
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3ue5tioi7S ofw-lat ue jau
ayycavVcv alm'Vaa.avvr
Jte largest assortmt of best Sailord Qlotii; for ffi7 ai)d Boys
The E. P. Reed and Grass Shoes for ladies,
The Centemeri glove,
t. The swellest display of shirts "and ties,
The Stetson and Hawes hats,
The Royal Worcester and G. D; corsets.
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The Unparalelled Florshehn shoe.
E)e Tot saperb li) of papey '$nmp,F Dress Qoods aijd 5l7irt Uaist5
The neatesb collection of Trimmings
fe Wm;vN ASUlfS, f The TJp-todats-Ladies' and Gents' Farnisher' "J
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