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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1903)
")J9yi'TmWrVfK''r w PAftE"EIGHT. THE DAILY JOURNAL. BAtM.JPREQON, 'THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1003. p3 at -r- is- 4 f oti vMn iv(efk Pfetty Ribbons In plain nnd funcy Satin Taffeta, Liberty Sntin, etc. worth 25c to 35c per yard. Special bargain features Thursday's Selling of MERCURY DOWN TO TWENTY Blanket of Snow and Sleet Lies Over Entire State Fruit Crop is Killed Involving a Loss of Millions of Dollars but Wheat is Pronounced Uuliurt Lincoln, Neb., April 30. A deep blanket of snow and sleet lies over the greater portion of tho state, and the mercury Is In tho twenties. It is now almost certain that tho entire-fruit crop Is a failure, involving millions of dollars of loss. Crop expert Bay the wheat In only slightly damaged. Strike Was . a Fizzle Los Angeles, April 30. The- poHw rodo on tho cars of tho Huntington system early this morning, expecting trouble over the strike, but there was no disorder. The men say they are not defeated, but tho strike Is de ferred. Tho real causo of tho failure to tie up last night was tho men waited for each other to lcavo the cars. Thoro was no concerted action at tho critical moment, and tho men would not leave. Organizer Shafer, of San Francisco, admits It looks like a fizzle. Hurt By a Turned Hurdle J 8c yd Corvallls, April 30. A hurdle tipped last night as Earl Ilawson, a sopho- nioru, ran It. and ho sat heavily on Its leg, tho latter iKinetratlng his body In a depth of eight Inches. An opera tion wns eomploted at 1 o'clock this nfturnoon, but the chances of his re covery nro Blonder. Ilawson wns n novice at hurdling, the occasion being his second attempt. Celebrated HisLeaving Home, April 30. King Edward wa9 given an ovation this morning hcn he left Home, In marked contrast to tho coolness of yesterday, when ho Journeyed to the Vntlcan. Victor, Princo Colona and a number of notables accompanied him to tho train. Tlio greatest Kibbon Special of tho sonson. Cotnpuro thoso values with others and bo convinced. See Commercial St. . Monday and Thursday arc Special Days TUESDAY & FRIDAY Arc Dish Days qm ,iS2& r'r aaaa v Jc ! fHg- in ci vMrro Msvm Its Time To have jour Illcyclo overhauled, Cleaned, Kims or Tiros put on, or any thing oIho you mny need, nnd this Is a good plnco to bring It, FRANK J. M0ORES Phone 2844 109 Court St. William Snayely Successor to FarrinRton&Farror Cash Meat Market 130 Court Street Will continue to serve the public bet ter than ever, and our prices will al ways be the lowest. Wlllkeepthe verv choicest of meats oh band constantly. NEEDHAM & CO. -PAINTERS-Palntln?. Calsomlnlne and Paper Hanzlor Work all Guaranteed. Leave orders at Savage A Fletcher's Feed Store SALEM, OREGON. Arizona Killings. Tukcoii. Ariz., April 30. Tho lynch ing nnd killing In tlio Huachuca mountains la tho result of n concert ed plan of the cnttlo men against tho rustlers. Tho body of a victim lynrhod Ik that of a boy not ovor 17. A red tlm-ad on the shirt In Mexican and English read: "Death to rattle thieves." Another innn caught skin ning a beef was shot on the range. Stuart Robson To be Buried New York, April 30. Stuart Hob Inson will bu burled tomorrow nt GohnMctt, Mas . in tho wuno ceme tery with l.awri'iicn Barrett. He was a steadfast follower of Ingersoll. so thore will be no religious coremonlos. She Stands the Tests Newport, R. I., April 30. After hav ing been formally placed In commis sion In tho harbor hero today, the cup yacht Rellanco was taken out for an other trial spin, and during tho two hours sailing sho was brought Into conditions of wind and &ea which gave her the most sovero test sho has yet hod. That sho proved herself to be a staunch, strong croft was tho opinion of every ono who saw her struggle In tho nasty sea, under tho heavy wind squalls encountered off the Canonlcut Bhore. Many times during the after noon her tender, tho Sunbeam, hod a hard struggle to hold her position In tho woke. o The. Plague In India Howard Jury Disagrees Frankfort, Ky., April 30. Tho jury In tho Howard case, which haa been out since lost evening, reported this morning a failure to agree, and the court sent them back. After deliberating some tlrno tho Jury returned a verdict of guilty, and fixed tho punishment at Imprlsonmnnt for lire. This Is tho third Umo that Howard has been found guilty of com plicity In tho Goebel assassination. At the first trial ho was sentenced to bo hanged. Howard and his friends are surprised. o Cleorgo G. Swart, of this city, wa9 awarded the contract for the construc tion of tho Salem Flouring Mills Com pany's dam In North Mill creek, on High street This will replace an old dam washed out last winter dur ing tho high water. Simla, India. April 30. Deaths from the plaguo aro becoming enor mous, and tho mortality throughout India now exceeds 30,000 each week. State News. ftenrgu Smith, tlio uegio wlfo-miir-doror. of l'ortlnnd. will bo hanged Fri day, June Kth. Tho execution will tnkH place In Him jail enclosure nt Portland. Dan I .y lull, n Inboror, who was struck by thu southbound train on tho Southern I'nulflo Friday evening In l'ortlnnd. died of his Injuria yiwter ilay. Corvnllls bonstH of having a knife and raaor factory, conducted by V. J. CiiHterllno. Ho claims tn have discov ered a process of tempering. Oregon City fishermen complain of a light run of salmon, duo they claim to ni'lrtH escaping Into tho river from the mills. NEW TODAY Notice It Hereby Given That bids will bo received by thu Oregon State Hoard of Agriculture, at thu officii of W. A. MourtM. uHNlstnnt MM-rotary. Salem. Oregon, up to nnd Including May IS. 19US. for the fur nishing and lalng of 7000 feet, inoio or lotw, of 4-Inch either wrought or ctut Iron pipe, to Iim laid from tho wator system nt tho UHylunt to the northwest cornor of Him grandstand; also furnishing and laying 1100 feet, more or less, of S-liu-h wrought or Iron pipe from tho grandstand to tho rattle stullx. and iiouuHsnry connections; all of said plpo to ho laid two feet under thu ground. Tho right to re ject any or all bids Is reserved. V II. Wohrtmg, Prw. 4-30-dSl Calves for Sale. 1 hnvu a lljultetl number of good unlvoti, tuulor four weeks old, from first-class cowm. to ho sold Saturday. Iavo orders nt Journal oftlco. or nt Schramm's feed yard. II. U Beaty. 4-30-31 For 8ale. A well bred Shepherd pup. 3 months old, for sale. Inquire of R. T. Preseott, nt Moore printing oftlco, 4.30-3t Mormons in Macedonia Vienna. April 30. The Mormon missionary, William Wetzel, of Salt I.nke. has nt rived nt Iludnpest, nnd will fcollclt government permission to found a Kuropt-au settlement. by Shamrock has Her New Mast Uindon, April 30 A dispatch from (JrefiKK'l; nyn the new mast of Sham rock III was stopped today. Jho workmen nro now strengthening tho ringing with screw m The Great Exposition Dedicated (Continued from first page) 22Ss(ift- Wa DanotV A,n,I,i That is bought in a jewelry store and many other thing that are bought in other stores. If others can't repair your broken articles, bring them to us and we'll repair them for you if it's pos sible to do so. Alain Springs 75c. Open face Crystals 25c. Closed case Crystals 15c. All other work in proportion t0 these prices. We are the originators nf Invv nrirr fc. -T. ? -V W1BU ,u,l!A ' I t nil . CHAS, H. HINGES," Next Dee to Bush'a Bank.W Stats Street. J3 years practical experience HrVHHK Itorx. He extended greeting to tho President, foreign ropioHontnllvett and (ithera present, nnd closed by Haying the celebration I. of no state, no sec tion, but of'one entire country. The liberal arts building, where the uaro monliH wore held, senta G8.G00. and was llllod with tho largwt oudlenco ever authored under ono roof In America. The acoustics wore, erfcct. Only n portion of tho outside wns completed with Htnff decorations. Itaotiovelt stoo.1 In the cold fur near ly an hour, then turned and looked at tho blauketod throng, nftor which ho leanml forward and .whispered to Lo cal IMeotlvit DtMiinoud. The lattor dieappean-d, und shortly returned with auothvr army gray blanket. A moment later the I'rwidont's shining tile and glntces wei all that distin guished him from tho others. Corbln's seatwnx lu the center, and Mlle was placed behind n big plank pillar. "Just like It U In Washington." commented an army officer. The only mnn In tho parade who received moro than a formal suluto from the President wax Ounoial Ornnt. As won as the Into President's son nnd tho troops came past tho reviewing stand tho crowd cheerud, and many reiuombored that tho rider's father's old log cabin, at IlanUcrabblo. was but a short dis tance awnj. Grant lalsed his sword In saluto, and Itoohevelt's hat camo off, and fur an liutnut he stood mo tionless. 5t. Ix)uls. April 30. Tho St. Louls liberal arts building Is overcrowded, and a panic Is imminent. Women are fainting, and In danger of being tram pled. Tho pollco furt-o Is inadequate, and tho borgeant-at-arras has called on tho citizens and newsnaner men to holp clear tho aisles. Screams are ulalnly heard over tho tumult of shouts. Bmond Hoch. director of ex hibit, appealed to President Francis u clear tho aisle. He said that wo men and children wrv fainting, and unless something was Instantly done were would bo deaths, as tho people were being crushed. Francis has sent members of tho commission to clear the aisles. A number of women are being carried out unconscious to the hospitals Telegraphic Brevities. Onaway, Mich., Is threatened forest fires. Ilear-Admtral Schley Is nt El-Paso, Texas, on a business trip. The testimony of Nelson nnd Page was stricken from tho record In the Annory-Whcolnnd libel case In New York yesterday. Guardians of Arnpahoe-Choyonne Indiana have been dismissed by Judcc Irwin nt Guthrie. Indinns, ho says, can take core of tholr own finances. Mrs. Mary Wright Sewall of Indl nnnitollc, president of tho Internation al Council of Womon, has Issued a call for tho fourth annual demonstra tion of women in behalf of penco and International arbitration. 'Six store buildings In tho central part of the Canndlan Snult Ste. Mario wore destroyed by flro yestordoy. The loss Is 1100,000. Tho woman sent to liellevuo asy lum, Now York, from tho Fifth-Avon-uo Hotel, undor tho nnmo of Mrs. Nettle Fair, has beon released. Sho strives to conceal hor Identity. llonudetto Moduona'B murderer l yet nt largo. Tho real Tomasso Pot to has lied the country. The man who eavo that as his nnmo will hnvo chnrge filed ngalnst him by New York authorities. Pmfewor IJ. I). Woodward, of Co- liunbln University, has been commis sioned bv President lloosovolt to dis tribute over 3000 medals nnd diplo ma awarded exhibitors from tho United States nnd Cubn at tho Paris exposition In 1000. Chinene medals from tho Iirltlsh government havo boen given seven mnle nursea from tho Mills Training School, of Now York, who saw ser vice on the hospital ship Mnlno in Chinese waters during tho Iloxer re-bollon. Matt Hunter who n year afjo. at Mount Ayre. shot and killed Homer Holland, a college athleto of national reputation, m a result over a dlsputo nt cards, was yesterday at Osceola, .la., sentenced to 26 years tn the pen itentiary. K. W. Slmonds. a Now York travel ing salesman, has died In the Cook county. Illinois, hospital, from a frac tured skull. Karly Tuesday morning he was picked up on the steps of the Central Trust Company's bank lu Chi cago. Police are Investigating. Kdwnrd Morrison, of Galesburg. III.. TuoMlay night leveled a shotgun at his brothor-ln-law. Frank Cronkhlte, Morrison's wife Jumped between tho two men nnd was killed. Arthur D. Wheeler succeeds John I. Sabln as president of tho Chicago Telephone Company. ftRAI fcJR THE PURP GRAIN COFFEE Even children drink C InnuuUl. j . "Si not? It contains all of tW xnentofthepureni, v. MJ puiMJUS OI coute, TRY IT TO.AYi AtBTccnTtr7wtft: lk.u,' Ma l(ri Tribune Bicycles. OUR STORE will tie even more to,.! filvenesa of our io? rletv nf niw fiMi.T1!! ----- - ..w,, lbIUtf Interest every visitor Bewthlntrswehiveti "Tlie Conjurers Host "The Traitors "Darrcll." "Blue Goose." "Chanellon." Allnfwhlrh an l..j. .... .. ........ 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HOW pill Cash Marl In Htelner's Fiah Market, ft Praah mul, nf all Vlnifn hjSl tl dera. bacon, lard, etc. PfC! Phone, Main II WOMANS' DUTIES. a woman who keeps her bouse in or der and has the care of a family, has Just as much responsibility as the man who provides the means to carry on the housekeeping. She is deserving of the more credit since the demands on hor strength Is greater. The ever lasting sameness about her duties, and the confinement necessary to carry them out Is very trying to the nervous system, this produces a strain on the mind that mak her Irritable, cross, and dissatisfied, which Is just as much a disease as rheumatism or ca tarrh. It nerves can be built up and made strong by medicine of some kind this feeling la changed to one of cheerfulness anu pleasure In her du ties. The medicine that makes strong steady nerves, and prevents disease by building up the entire system, is Dr. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic, a tablet to tako at meal time. Cures nervous prostration by making rich red blood, feeding the nerves, and making solid flesh at the rate of 1 to 3!bs per week. This medicine la sold by druggists for 75c per box, or 3 box es for J2 0O. or sent by mall, nost-nald. oa receipt of price. Write ua about your case. Address Dr Bosanko Co., Phlladeph i. Pa. For sala at Dr GncAGoSTm Ptices Tumbling Dowfl X X X A: Friday's Big Bargains X X $1 The amount of Dry Goods that is sold In ourstore lssDffJ of new foods arrlvlntr and disposed of as Quick as they are nun"! lursair. awiu seiiinir is our idea of aoioe Business. uuii"a matler how little the profits are. KEfcP YOUR EYE ON THE CHICAGO STORE Ladles' 50c Grenadine Lace Gloves the latest, all colors, will wear like Iron. Sale price only 23c 100 dozen Ladies' fast black stock laps, seamless and stainless, for this sale only.. 5c 25c Belt Buckles, sold and oxy dlzed, the newest deslzns, price 9c 1000 yds best Standard Calicoes, warranted fast colors, per yd - 4c For this sale only 500 yds 3 He Valenciennes Laces, pretty de signs, sale price yd. S3 Our assortment of loW. fancy ana plain lbw. Madras Clotn'ls con. bottom prices. Children's 2 5c Sailor $100 White Bed sprw- SILKS-we are sellMQf store prices 7c Fice Towels only Best black pinMttJffl 10c White reano-' , c, whit. Medail 0BS. .nub hbi -- '" ' ,c 1 5c White MedalHoni The Cheacest Store in the Northwest McEVOY BROS., SSffll Stones Drug Stores 3