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About Weekly Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1900-1924 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1902)
t! The Way a Ring Fits has a treat deai to do with the way the lady values 1L j Now, It's not much of a. lover who does not know the size or her finger, butiuch cases do occur, and we are will'ng'lto exchange the rln if It doesn't fit. Engagement ahd ..Weddings you will fin J in! the city. Lis good value here in Rings as THE PLATFORM AS ADOPTED Republican Satesient of Tried' pies and Policies" J Barr's Jewelry Store 129 r: ' Ijl ader in Ijow ' Slate Stree. Prices. J Salr-m, Or. THE MAFIKETR I The local marktt quotations yester day were .a follows; Wheat 52 cents. ! ' ,' Oat s Nom 1 nal at tl per cental. Hay Chea. 7.0if: clover J5? 17; timothy SSQSIO; wheat, 17. - Flour- 73 and iiSc per sack; tS-Ctf to $3.20 per barrel, j Mill Feed Dnan $17.-0; shorts $18.5.0. Hutter 20 to 2214c p;r lb (buying); creamery tVAt': j . - f Eggs tic cash. ; , i chickens 8 centa per pound. u rpnng c ni KenaJ 2 3 to. i ac. . lvrk -GroMS 5c. . I !eef gteers 34e; cow 2?; ; r od heifers 3c. ' , "i Mutton -Sheet 33iic, on foot. " Veal tt dress!.. . Potatoes- tl5c por bushel. Wpol-rdl to 13c. i BTEINERfS MARKET. Chickens J!nts inr pound. iprlng chickens 12Vz to 15c, Eggs XI a c,-ih. I'Oi: HAND MADE harness, the tiest on the Salem market, fo to I K. SUA PER, Commercial street, south of Iith' liank. JAIo a full line of sad dle, whips, robin ami nil adjustment for the horwj to Meet from, our prk-ew and our qualities art' the itents that brlnsr n oar evcr-increaalng troO. When In italetn don't forget to call and see uv Vk - i .-." t MIDE BY STATE' CONVENTION GLORIOUS HISTORY OF Tlin PAR- TY AND THE ACQUIREMENT ' 1 OF THE PHILIPPINES.'. Opjeel to All 'Fropoal looking .Toward the Retirement from, the Inl ands Prc?Ment's War on Trusts la Approved 'The Chinese Excluflon Uill Is Endorsed and the Grout Hill BILFPU3, GUTHRIE I CO, Duyers and Shippers of -.- GRAIN Dealars In Hup Grcwers' Supplies Warehouses at TITRNEU. MA CLE AY. FRATIXM. imoOKH. ; 8 1 LAW. ' i SALEM. L . SWITZERLAND. MKGU3. OK 'ROYAL" FLOUR. ' ' J. G. GRAHAM, Manager I 207 Coii, r lai." rfh, Ha)-m. MARRIED. 1AVIS MAHTIN At the home of the brilc-'s parents. Mr. and Mr. H. 81 Martin, or. r South Commercial street. '. Salem, Oregon. Wedr!ddy. Aprll 2, lfH)2. at,. 1 o'clock p. m., Miw lyuiu A. "Man In to Mr, Edward E. Iavi, Rev. N. J. Crawford ofH fat ing ' j - j ' ' : "; :The brldK Is th 70un-st daughter of Mr: and Mrs. K. S. Martin, of this cl4y. -and the ityoom is the aon.o' JIr (ml Mrs. O. M. puvi, who ieido at No. '. 'State' aireetV, The hppy youcg couple depjirted on the overl-md last iDlffht for IlarrlMburg, Hvhtre they I'fct to r"Hiile tehifwriirlly. It It HA UUS-FITZ E. At thV rel dnrc of Mr. and Mrs. I'miTk Kltze. , near Mchama, Oregon, on April .2, i0O2. at, 1 1 -o'clock In the fort-niMn, Mts TCin rmv Kltze to Mr. Jotvr. F. Richards, lloth iarfle are very popular In that community, where thpy havo lived nuwt of their lives, and It Is regretted by all that they wfll net make It their future home. . The happy couple will etr.rt for Idaho la a tew days, where fhey expect to make thfir home- for the present. The ceremony wa perform-; -ed by Judge Mulkey, In the presence of ttiv ImmdiHjte frlernti and fanilllca of th contriitilng rwirtles. The bridal party, standing under an artwr of How err and evergreens, typifying tho wish es of nil present for th happy couple that their lives be one of continued Joy and bejuityr After ith' ceremony thf lsrgf company parsed into the din ing room; where' all that could tempt the frpjM-tlte wiih to be had. and . to whlh H paid their repct by IihIuIk li,'r.to their alljf.ir t Ion. M ny , v ry ! Hijtlftil and us' ful presents were prwnteI with the bewt wlplim of the donors for. Thfkmg ilfn and Jyf of' the hnjtpy srrortm aad -Ida brldo. Trespass tKdicfS printed on cloth at tin; Hlali-ddiaii office. . iiBUBsssssssssssBssw mmm mi ri ii i nr an nrrrnsin mi ran nn - hi Gs Our Displ Follow ins i. the Republican piatforrn in full, as adopted at Portland on Weineeday. - ". . The Repubtlcan party of Oregon, In State Cbnventlon assembled, proud of Rs record and past history, Its devo tkn Co th.f? principles of human liberty and human t Ightf, Us srfeat and Irn p? rlshab!e names which lend' luster and glory to the American Nation at home and among the nations of the' ee.rth, and as an assurance of Its con tinued fiiieilty to the great principles for ,wht' h it has Contended in the past instate and" National affairs das hreby make and affirm the following declaration of ita prlnclr'ta: The events of the late war with fr'rain carried us Into the Phllippnes IsTanis. We nold It to be consistent with the principles of liberty .and of our National life and the sovereignty of the United J-tatva should be main tained in the inlands, under such local aIf government as the people maybe, or may become, fitted to participate In. We therefore, declare against 11 pro posals looking to the retirement of the t'ntcd states from he Philippine islands. That In the war which President Roosevelt has inaugurated against the gigantic combinations of Incorporated capita) he has the united and enthusf asdci support of the Republican party of Oregon. We demand! and Insist upon tht? pas sage of the bill nemv pending' in Jon -grees for tho v-xclasion ; of ChJ'.rjic, Known as the MtV.hc-11-Kahn exclusion bill. .: . ; ' We reaffirm our allegiance to the princlps of protection In necessary cafes of Industries still In their Iti fancy' or unable to compete.' with for eiirn productions. .We recognize the - right Of labor... to organize and combine for mutual oro tTtlon iind-'r the law, and we. recom mt n J th&t the loglxlature enact ncei ry g1a:atloo to protect 'latx.ff Irt a'l l' jlghts ard privileges. In the tf-rcft of American lalmr wi th tfUHdlrrar "f the woiklngman as thW c;rnerton of the p'rospeiity. of rtur country, w recommend that t'on- cre.-s create a Department of Labor in' charge of a Secretary, with a seat in the Cabinet. . . We demand that a law be passed by the next Legislature placing ait public ofticers of this axate upon reasonable salaries, which shall not be Increased during the Incumbent's term of ofUce, and beyond such salary they shall re ceive no compensation as fees or Others mlsa. -I- In order t promote the development of the mineral rerourcca-of the state, we are In favor of the creation and maintenance of a mining bureau by the state. We declare our ai-provI '.and support Of the suggestions of President Roose yvlt for the irrigation of th arid landi of the country, . This "work should be undertaken by the United States as sood a$ possible, and carried forward on a consistent plan under direction of thff tleneial Uovernrhcnt. We urge our ItepTesentativea in Con grers and Senators to use every.' effort so secure the pefdy openings of the Col umbia river lie t ween the Dalle and tVJJhi and for clearing the rivers of all obstructions i,o navigation from Us mouth to the head of navigation. We urge a!o renewed and continued effort I for lmr-rvni nt of our coast harbors and Mtrearr wlthlri the state, and the eiit'isly construction of an isthmian canal. '- That the public lands are the heri tage of the common people and should be -held In trust for the use and bene fit of all the people under the home stead taws. We are therefore tinal terably' opios;d to '"all plans, schemes of4 propositions fiir leasing public do mains, either to individuals or to cor? poratlons. '' We favor a policy by the state and the United States which shall further foster and support our fisheries, Npnd-we request the i Legixlature to enact su.-h further measures as may be found b experience neceseary to obtain this re- We demand and insist upon the Im mediate passage by Congress 7 of the United States of the oleomargarine bill, known as, the new Grout bill, now pending in the Senate. That we favor the propoal amend ment to the state constitution provid ing for the ialtiatlve and referendum. ! and recommend its adoption by the I'lHople of the statej We 3vclare our approval of the prin ciples of : the primary law enacted by the Legislature at the session of 1901, i'rs-'t ve tsk the Legislature to extend ivi law so that in Its main features it may apply .to .primary''-elections- in all election precincts throughout the state. And we further recommend the election of United .States Senators-by popular vote. ' : m . ffor Infants and Children. Castorfa'ls a liarnilss wnbstitute rjr Castor OH, s?ar poric, Irop aud Soothing Sjfnpc It I lleawnt. It contain neltlier Opium, jRIorphino nor other Jrcotlo nbtancpw i It destroys Worms and alia jr FeTcrluhiMNta. It cures llarrlicra and "Wind CX)llc. It relieves Toeth 1ns Trnibles and) cures Constipation. It rejrulates tho fttoniach and llowel, Rlrlnt? healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Jtlother's Fricud , The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of S7 -l-- In Use For Over 30 Years. tot rr.-i'i tt mummmr wfV err. Wood Wanted .1 If you owe the Statesman office, and intemi to jay in wbod, pldisc haul Uio wood . now. We need it aiow. We may not need it later. .) tatesman Pub. Go. be n ie upj K. THE STATE COMMITTEE, Kotowing- Is the State Central Com mittee, appointed by the Republican Convention: W. F. Matthews, Portland, chairman. Itakt r N. C. Jticharls. ! Itenton O. U. Hurt. Clackamas John C. Ittadley. Clatfop W. L. Robb. Columbia T. C. Watts. Coos W. J. Rutler. Crook M. tt. Hrink. Curry E. A. Halley. - Dottglis A. C Marler. . Mllllam Jay ltowermati. r t Jrant Clarenoo Johnson. 1 Harnc y-W. JJ. Hanlfy. J'-kson T. Cameron. 11. V. Kinney. Voxefihln Kiamath C IX. Delaa. Liike E. M.' irrattain. Lane L T.1 Harris. Lincoln It. M. I lolmes. tinn P. IfJH Kelly. Malheur I. W. li;-f, Marion J. W. Poor man. Morrow Frank Roberts Multnomah W. F. Matt Polk W. V Perclval. Sherman W.', II. Moore. Tinarrrook H. 1 Eddy. Umatilla J. S. Gurdane. Union E, W. Davis. WaHowa F. D. McCully. Wkfco-T, It. Johnson. Washington W. D. Wood Wheeler iw. ,W. Steiwer; Yamhill W. A. Howe. jilws. NOW-f Is a good time t6 bring: In yoar machinery aad hsye ytur repair ing alt done. Castings, Iron land brass, furnished on abort notice., and 4-horse engine complet cheap. i Ji M. KIGHTI Phone 2133. One boiler p for sale LINGER. 08 Liberty St. ALLIED PEOPLE'S PARTY. Nw Political Organization Formed of th. Mny Hefortn tleTents. IJDUJHVILLE, Ky., Apr 1 3, Th name the Allied peopl?"jj Party of the United' States, a new political r ganizatWin,. was formed here today. compoel,'f the refot-rn ehf-me'ntjr op posed to the lein.H iatlc and Repub.t iiaii atile. The. platform of the rievir organization emlxnlU-s the platform adopted at a e-onferencw held at Kan saa City last September. It re-.ifljj n.s the declaration of prlnclidt s ad'!eJ at the National Conventions it the IVople's I'arty In S-t. lui. Omaha und Cincinnati; a demand for the iaitia,-L live and referendum, and GvernmeDt ownership of all public jutllHUs are It 'principal" pfanks. While; I'cople's l'ai-j' ty, the Fusion Populistsj the Hackil', j the ReferendUJri league, the Un ! , Labor Party, the Public Ownerships Party, of Kt. Loul. the Prohftfltlon Party.' and the Unit.i Christian Party were represented, "only two National orgaidzs (ions, the people's Party, and the Public Ownership Iarty had gHeii their delegate any authority to formi ah alliance. The conversion wss prai tlcally doTinated- by the People's Party. -'' '' n . -.' . ; .'" '':;.; Mr. end Mr?. Itocn llilibj.rd, -of Seloi re v1f tlnit th fiP r..! i t thK ly, ; ,M'ts. A. I rig frofn land. it. CI 11 Is retntned. last even, a visit to rel.it'.- es In I'oit- V - ! r . IhOF mm RING' IS MOiflZ HERE41 You need many things that we fan supply you THE M ITCHELL waon has been the Standarti o f Perfection In farm wagons since Its Introduction on this market. They have stood the test of time and arc more popular than ever. The name MITCHELL Is a guaranty of its quality. ' i -. mmk MJaclniiini(8rv Have you examined our line of Mitchell and Vale Bicycles. They are leaders and are popular. Mil ("I re' I Wagons. 'ase Plow.. r Ifixwiler Irtll. Star Wind Mills. Mitchell Feed CuUeri. r Hs isa Fred Cutter, lllixxard KnMlaze Uiittem. llaniaiui Feed Mills. j 1'latittJ Junior (iood-i. A FEW OF THE THINGS WE SELL C'uhvr Drafe Saw Machines, Iladger Spring Tooth Harrows, i Fletnlnsr fetackem and Itakcs 1 HifU Chilled Plow. 7 Champion Mowet?r Hinders, Itcaner atwl I ! Rake. - - I n : ' : . ' i Koutliwlck liar Presses. ? Say too Door ) (anient. t Clark'g niRht Ips. . ; i .1 ' ' :'t Ilenney Buggies. -1IW ff lie Vehicle.' - j Harb yire UaJe Tle. i ItttwlerTwine aud Upe. Mitediell AVaffn Oreae. i . Mitchell IJicvcles ,' . Ami Motor JUeyclca. ; Ikfender Special and Oxfonl Tlren., Du n lop an J J la rt ford 1 lrtn. THE MITCHELL The Ilenney Busies lare t!ie.best Our endeavor in "all our lines bas Ix en to secure the best, and we have not failed.. ; 1 Our lines of Hacks and "Carriages are espeHilly! built for the Cat trade. You cannot afford to miss our display. Examine our line of goods and be convinced. T TT j n as. w . m vs- a,w ji " ! - : i- 9 Salem Branch: F. F. CAREY, Manager. 1 - . r ' - '. - I .- ""- . '."--:' ' ': .-;'. ' ' campaouy Salem, Oregon.