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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1904)
P1VB Watches in a Tanttm ON THE VERGE OF A GREAT CONFLICT Russia Will Not Recede From He Posit- ioa-v-Japan Realises That She Most ' Fight and Is Confident of . Victory Hfrfrtitt'ieiMcKciwig8eiiP8iai8qfrttgtfrH lamaffea Blankets Watches are trying, vexatious thlnsrs when thev ret to aetinc badi There are few Inanimate things that can bother one "more wher thev turn really obstinate and rebellious. But. to matter hw Mkyind stubborn your watch may be. we will engage to cut It Intj apple ale orteroSec more at very modest coat. Our repairers know their trad nlv iir grtmany watches In the course of the "earVand few - ISdecd are the cases wnere their work does not elve absolute satisfaction. The? 'repair jewelry top broken scarf pins, rings whose settles nave worn loose, and all sorts of thlnes of that kind, and do It as well as It could be done anj where. Uave you work for them? " aa wc" " n couia F oone' At Greatly Reduced Prices f Wo havo just received from our mill a limited number of Whlto Blankets, slightly damaged In finishing,' but othorwlso Just as good as perfect blankots. Call nnd oxnmlno them. xJjabtP tttrcfcc P ices horn $3.50 to $450 f DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1904. Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem, Ore. H-M-J-H- W-HIII Mil 1111' Local Events J In the H-H"H-H--H-H-Wl-fr 1 1 1 a 1 1 n-PERSONALS. ocial Realid H. C. I'ortor, of Aumsvlllo, is In the otty today. Thoo. M. Barr wont to Portland this wornlrg for a brief business visit. D. O. Bchucklng loft for Portland this morning, for a few days'stay. Mrs. W. G. Wostacott wont to Port land this morning for a business visit. Govornor Chamborlain was a vlsl tor for Portland yesterday afternoon J. E. Roberts, a prominent rosldont of Marlon, Is In the city for a fow days. Miss Gcorgo Giltnor went to Port land last evening, aftor a fow weeks' visit hero. Mrs. I M. Itoncy, loft last ovonlng for her homo In Eugcno, after a visit with hor sister, Mrs. II. P. Donham. Dr. F. E. Smith has gono to Corval lis to visit rolatlves. Mrs. Smith has been at that placo for several days. L. C. Cavanagh, who has boon seri ously ill at his homo, at No. 213 Cot tago stroot, for tho past two weeks, Is again ablo to bo about. Mosdames M. W. Hunt and J. T. Hunt, of tho Waldo Hills, havo been MASONS AT GERVAIS London, Jan, 20. Havaslil toilay said the Ruscian reply hrul not yot loft St. Pofersburg, and not ho slight ost inkling of Its contonts had boen glvon out. Japan Is Reasonable. London, Jan. 29. Tho Cutral News today says It Is authoritatlvoly informed that Japan is not anxious to doprivo Russia of access to warm water seas, and doesn't ask tho evac uation of Port Arthur nnd Dalny. Jn- Tho now Masonic templo nt Gcrvals. ' pan Is rendy to recognize Russia's erected in tho placo of tho ono burned , special interests In those places and a year ago, was last nicht dedicated Manchuria. by Grnnd Master Yoran, in tho pros oftco of a largo number of Masons throughout Oregon. Tho building Is a substantial brick, and Is a credit to tho members of tho craft in that city. Following tho Improsslvo coromonlcs of dedication, tho now officers of tho lodge wero Installed by tho grand Toklo says tho oldor statosmon wore received in audionco by tho oraporor today. Russian activity in tho Coroan frontior Is exciting increasing unoas lnoss. No Concessions In Mapchurla. London, Jan. 29. Tho London Daily Mall prints a dispatch from its corrc-, spondent at St. Petersburg stating that tho Russian reply will concede tho Japanese domands, In so far ns they relato to Corea, but will rofuBC to mako any concessions In Man churia. " Russian Troops Are Moving. London, Jan. 29. A dispatch to the Standard from Toklo says (hat, ac cording to information from a reliable sourco large bodies of Russian troops aro being moved to tho Coroan fron tior from Fongnnngchong nnd other master. a..l.inA hv Rnm nf h vi.i. . I,0,,ltB '" tho ,utorlor ot Manchuria. , .tii4.i . ii - , 'A dispatch to tho Dally Mall from lng dignitaries. fAmon? tho mombors . . .. , , . ,,, from this city who wero present were: S?n reports tho arrival of 1000 Rus Judgo Geo. H. Burnett, W. W. Hall,,8' l!T t f """"""!' Dally Telegram, affirms that tho Cor- H. B. ThlolBon, . Wm. Bennett, Win. Warner, Chas Lembcko, F. Van Pat ten, Dr. M. S. Skiff, Dr. W. A. Cuslclc Dr. T. C. Smith, Jr., C. T. Bonnoy, F. W. Stousioff, Wm. Stousloff, John 0. Siogmund nnd Lot L. Pearce. ean government has bluntly refused tho ronowod of domands of Italy for n gold mining concession in Corea. Tho Pokln correspondent of tho Times cablos that Tsong Chi, Tartar A Fine Christmas Present. Igenoral of Mukden, has telegraphed Nowt. Forroll yesterday received a tho forolgn board at Pekln that the box by express from Roseburg, con- Russians havo demanded that ho sup talnlng a pair ot raro Scotch Colllo ply G00 carts for lmmedlato service. In tho city for sovoral days, ghosts otiPups, about six weeks old. Ho has no .Tho board ropllcd that owing to Chi- Mr. and Mrs. Goo. S. Downing, on East means of knowing whoro thoy are na's decision of neutrality Tsong Chi Stato atroefc. Gcorgo D. Boaty, a son of F. J. Bcaty, of Chemawa, arrived this morning from San Francisco for a two-weeks' visit with his fathor. Ho Is in tho navy, and for tho past year has boon on tho training ship Mo hican, cruising off tho wost coast of Jloxlco. from, but Bupposo somo old friend hasr must decline to supply tho carts In For Rent Team, wagon and harnoss. Inqulro, beforo noon tomorrow, of L, C. Flshor, cornor car lino and North. Llborty street. l-29-3t MlHHtlMMHHIMMMMamHMam ?H94t9$M-9t-e& J. M. HaheAy The Pill Autocrat !! Save yourself tho trouble of J ! ! going from one drug storo to ; ; J another by coming to tho Palace Pharmacy whore they !! J I aover just out of the arti- ! ! " 1 .. A TV . . a viv yuu wunt. rrescnpiiou ; ; ;; druggist ii Palace Pharmacy " !! U 8 State St. Salem. ;; mado him a prosont. Tho animals aro about six weeks old. Thoy are handsomoly marked Ilka a Scotch .Col llo, but thoy havo "moccasins" on their feet, so Nowt Is inclined to believe thoy aro possibly crossed with tho colobrated Alaskan dogs. Thoy havo long ,bluo fir, and when grown will bo as flno a pair of dogs as thoro are In tho country. Money couldn't buy thom of their proud ownor. question. Russian Activity Excites Japan. London, Jan. 29. A dispatch to Routor's Telegraph Company from Troops Lcavo for the Yalu. Paris, Jan. 29. Tho Port Arthur corrospondont of tho Paris edition of tho Now York Herald announces the departure of tho Ninth, Tonth and Eleventh Siberian Rifles for tho Yalu river. The corrospondont says that Vlco-Admlrnl Aloxioff is sufforing from Influenza, but ho confers dally with his military chiefs. . ., Predicts War Next Month. Seattle, Jan. 29. Not only is war unavoidable In tho Orient, but It will occur beforo tho end of February. This Is tho opinion expressed by II. Hash!, publisher of tho Now York Japan and America, who arrived In this city today aftor a year's stay In Japan. Ho said In an interview: 'Russia will not agrco to -tho pro posed terms, and a conflict, is, thoro foro, Inovltablo. I believe It will oc cur within .30 days. I saw tho Japan cso troops lcavo for Corea, and at that tlmo Japan had 30,000 soldiers In that country. Japan will certainly do feat Russia both on land and water. A JapaneBO army will bo poured Into Suit mow $ Rev. James Matthews. Rov. James Mathows, fathor of Prof. J. T. Matthows, of Willamette Unlvorslty, dlod Thursday nt tho homo of tho latter In this city. Mr. Mat thows was born at tho Parish of St. Paul, Cornwall. Ho enmo to Orogon In 1872, and wns admitted Into tho Orogon conforenco in 1874. Evor slnco that dato until a year ago, when ho camo to rosldo with Professor Matthows, ho has been In actlvo work in tho Northwest, holding many prom inent chargos. Rov, Matthews was C7 years, old. Ho died of exhaustion and melancholia. MERCHANT TAKES THIRTY GUESSES City Subscribers Can Hasten tnc Dispo sition of tnc $150 Tiffany Diamond Ring Our Suit Salo Is still on. Mon aro availing thomsolvce ovory day of this opportunity to buy. Tho host pattorns, host mntorlals and tho host mado clothing to bo had In tho city at such low prices. A largo number of suits rcducod from $18.00 to J12.50. You may bo looking for somothlng about $18.00 roduccd from 2G, or,porhapa a moro Inexpensive suit, as a $15 suit for $10, $12.60 for $9; or a $9 for $0. Wo havo thorn hero. Overcoats at Similar Redactions Undetwe&t Look in out show window, to 4Gc a garmont. s Undorwcar reduced from $1C0 a suit J I S alem Woo ien Mill Store ii (I n Watch Out Show Window. 1 HBSSHMJEHWWHr fefrKmglClttlt81ttgHgefr-heflH Manchuria, and tho Russians will be driven across- tho bordor." Whllo In Japan Mr. Hash I was brought Into closo contact with gov ornmant authorities, and thoroughly understands tho situation, i Smith's i Ftuit Fatm No, Japaneso Cruiser aSlls. Colombo, Coylon, Jan. 29. Tho Jap anoso armored crulsors Nlasln and Kasaga, which arrived hero January 27th, havo sailed. MillM GEO. E. WATERS Wholesale Tobacconist and Cigay Dealer Largest Stock in Willamette Valley 3 252 COMMERCIAL STREET SALEM, OREGON. JIMMT About one-half 'of tho guossos on Tho Journal Diamond ring guosslng contCBt aro out, and tho contost can bo closed In two wooks moro If all tho subscribers will simply tako tholr froo guess, and tell their neighbors to do tho samo. Thoro aro onough sub scriptions falling duo In tho next two weeks to tako up ovory guoss, and the ring can bo awarded. Of courso, Tho Journal could tako all tho remaining Diamond receipts and fill them out with guossos that would bo Just as good as anybody's guoss, throw them Into tho sealed tin box, closo tho contost and award the diamond. Dut It would havo twe guosses to everybody's guess com- i blued, and that would not bo fair, and The Journal will adhere to its orlg- kai program nnd agroomont with tho ( ono olso Is a bottor guessor. But when subscribers to make It absolutely It Is romombored that tho sumbor Is tholr guessing contost- No ono con-) unknown, an'd that ono number Is Just noctod with this ofllco nor any of as llkoly to get It as another, It will The Journal ofllco force will bo nlnot ho surprising If a porson with only lowed to havo a receipt or a guess a single guess takos tho prize. Indoed on tho diamond, apd wbon tho un- j this Is ono caso whoro thoro can bo known number Is dlsolosod and the no distinction as to persons or partlc colpts to old or now subscribers. It Is poaltlvoly open to all and on equal terms no ono has any advantage and ono guess Is as likely to got It as anothor, It tho guess Is mado ac cording to tho plan published In full In this papor. Study that plan If you havo not takon advantago of It, da so at onco and got a froo diamond ring or pin or shirt stud havo It sot I X as you like besidea gottlng your money's worth of a bright nowspa per. Subscriber Pays Sixty Months. About a dozon of Salem's buslnoss and profosslonal men yestorday took guesses on Tho Journal's $150 dia mond ring. Ono paid up CO months' Eubsoription, and says If ho doosn't wear that ring It will bo because somo S fOOtractswllibethrown upon the market In I J a few days. 2 $ $5.00 a month and no Interest. I Salem Abstract ii and Land Co. II I i I F.W. WATERS, Mgr. !! S i ronHnDiioameiaf t-ii We Sell Iflnw iflfra 3KLLLLLKLKk mzziMEMmsmm Fuller & Douglas Grocers i 42 State St. Phone 2261 tHMiiimiiini mt sn I Ride With Pleaswre 4 Rubbor tiros of all kinds. Rubbor tlrod wheols to fit your buggy. Only boat rubber usod. All work guaranteed. .. L .. : : Ira W Jorgensen, : : ) I Next door south of Salem hotel. ', ::tim t it ii 1 1 cam t nun OUR CHAMPION Not a cheap trust-made article, but t he best 5 cent cigar on sale, AUG. HUCKINSTEIN, Manufacturer, Salem. ltatt-4'8frallMlte-Wf4MHM4ft-frC'ft& MORE TIME THAN MONEY Somo popple hare to spend, hut If., you have no time, possibly you might J like to hare ono of our fine lG-Jewel Umokoepers, as they do not require , much money for tho investment Our stock of flno watches for ladles ondr centlemen U comploto. and embraces OTorythlng in Elgin and Waltiamx watchea. Prices lower than ever. CT.POMEROY Watchmaker and Optician. 288 Commercial Street guossas mado public It will bo done in tho samo manner that the un known numbor was formed by a dis interested committee of subscribers, and tho ring will bo glvon away on tholr ordor. Tho closo ot tho con test awaits tho disposal of tho rest iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Out I pants. All aro on exactly tho same ! ! level, and thoro can bo no preforred;; class. If tho guossos Iteop coming In at tho prosent rato It will not be long until tho contest will close, and tho guossos soom to be on tho Increase from day to day. Don't put off your of tho Diamond Guessing Contest re- guosa until It is too late. MILK MAKE MONEY That's tecinso Gilt Edged Butter Brings a High Price nt eecauio warm nm tkltnmed aatlk with a little oil mesl ralrei jutt at Reed ealvat ai whole new milk. Sharpies Tboht Separators Get all the cretm-get It fast right for making the best batter snd leave the ekimmed milk Jait right for the eaWi. 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