Weekly Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1900-1924, July 01, 1902, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJUDSE opinion Her was Deaf, and His Hearing- y J y per set. Table spoons Iroin J.w of every kind at very low prices. - Barr's Jewelry Store Corner State ni Libert r Sts.l Sc'eis ; ' 1 STEINEn'S MARKET. .Chicken 8 cents per lb. Spring- Chickens 10 to 12Vc. Eggs--IS cent cash. '. 4 THE MARKETS. . WhCat , PORTLAND, Or.. June 30.- Walla Walla, 5c; Bluestem, 61467c. Tacoma, Wash., une 30. Bluestem, e5cj Club, et&c. , Ban Francisco, Cash, $1.13.- June 20. Wheat Liverpool, June 30. Wheat July, Ss, llUd. - " ., Chicago, June 30. Wheat July op ening. 737ic; closing. 7474 3-4. Flax, ,$1.74.?:- ' ; . . i I.. i THE MARKETS. -: -. - - ii." . v , : Th local market quotation yester. day were .i follows: . r . ? i Wheat 57 cent. . - . i . '- Oata Nominal at $1.05 per cental. ' Hay Cheat. $7.60: clover 17.00; tim othy. $10: wheat. $S. '.' ! " Flour 75 to SSe per . tock; 1 $2.70, to 3 per barrel. - ', t "Mill Feed Bran. $18: shorts. $20. Hutter-fa-lte .per pound "(buying); creamery,' 20c. , . , IZffgn 17c, cash... ' t J " ' Chicken 8c. per pound, f t ..Hprin chicken 12V4c. . ; . : , pork a rows, 6?tttc; dreaaed, 6c Beef Seer 3 J? 3 Vic; cows Sc; - g;ood heifers 4c. , ' - ; Mutton-t-8heep, 2c on foot. ; Veal 6o, dreased. . ; ;; : f Potatoes 6c per busheL i -Wool hoarse, 14c; fine. lSc ' 6m GUTHRIE ft CO, E t , Buyers and Shippers of mm Dealers la , i Hop toiil;Supp!ies: FARM LOANS' ' ' Warehouse at i ; TURNER. MACLTCAT. PTtATUM. BROOKS. 01 TAW. SA1.EM , SWITZERLAND. IIALSET. DEltRT. ' j f " 1 - j ' Mraus. oF "noxAXi" flour. J. Q. GRAHAM, , - . t07 Commercial SL, Salem. JESSE MORRISON GUILTY r . i - WOMAN KILLS , HEK RIVAL ' IN LOVE CONVICTED ON THIRD TRIAL IN KANSAS. ... ELDOItADQ,, Kan.. June ifl. Jessie ItorrUon. In her third trial for murder of Mrs. Oiln Castle at her home In this cuy.jn jane, raw, wa toaay xouna utity of murder In the second degree. The. Jury was out IS hours. The case may be appealed acraia. ; ; . ': . . JcFtse Morrlonx killed . Clara Wiley Castie-jwith a razor In juarre4 etght day, after Mm. Castle had been mu rled to pun Castle, with" iom both wo men had been (n love. Mia Morrison An LUC UIUICI ui 41. JU.aiulllBUII, formerly a Circuit Court : Judge. The first trial resulted tn a 'disagreement. At the second trial Miss Morrison was found g-ullty of manslaughter and s;tvea a nve-year sentence. ne spent Dut two months '' In th Penitentiary, being granted a. new trial last February.' -, As the foreman flnlahed reading: the verdict this morning: Miss Morrison turned pate, threw her arms arounu tipr ami fAther'a neck- hid nee' head on his shoulder and both wept bitterly. Later la her cell Mlsa Morrison refused to talk other than to say that she had not expected i conviction a.ddlns; ' 'The Judge was against me from the first to ths last.- ' ; M SHOOTOG T0URNAT1ENT WaiERE THE SEVERAL. MEDALS GO AT Tim CHAMPION SIII- PORTIAND. 1 On. June 28. Dell Coorwr nf WhtMjm. won the rharri- .rlonship medal today In th (shooting tournament, with a score of twenty- xour- out or at. possiDie tweniy-nve. W.. F. . Sheard. of Tacoma, took the And all the Test of the silverware family are in enug quarters at BarrV Jewelry Store ,In other words our stock , of silverware is wamii 1amvm Anrl ' Artvrtaffl - AYrtOAY ingly choice in; every parti cul ar. We handle: both the Wallace .and Rogers brands. Triple plat- ed knives and forks' at $450 per 1 Qlv ' ? iVAra I aa re-w .-" ev JPjr O&K 11.23.'. Table spoons $2X0. Wal-s-P "T -jr, . lace tea spoons from $1.50 to $2.25 to $.ov per sei, ana iancy pieces :-'.,- , r ; leaders la Low Prices foiir out of twenty-five. The Multno mah medal tie , was. won. by M. Wright, of Butte, by a, .score of fifteen out of twenty. . , . - , r W. F. iSheard, of Tacoma,: secured the highest a.verage during the tourna ment, entitling him to the high aver age gold medal, -- ' : -, -v . : f A. J. Winter, of Portland., secured the largest number of straights, thus securing the Stevena single-barret shot gun. TWO WEN DROWNED OASOLNE LAUNCH, TOOK FIRE AND GASOLINE ., EXPLODED WRECKING THE BOAT. ' SEATTLH, June . zs. The Marion, a gasoline launch, owned by Captain Sy mohds, of Port Town send, took Are and exploded yesterday afternoon between 3 and 3 o'clock, off Richmond Beach Out of a crew of five men three suc ceeded In reaching shore, through time ly aid on the part of fisherman, but the remaining two perished. The gasoline tank evidently had been leaking, for an explosion took place Immediately af ter one of the men had lit a match.- Captain Symonds and his two men were picked up at Port Madison by the stea,mer Prosper and taken to Port Townsend Details at this time are meagre. i THE : LEADER 263 Commercial St. The JVorklng People's Great Bargain House - Latest style shirt waist in all new shades, , . -1 Beautiful white waists, but-j ton in back, i 59c j Black and' colored dress skirt1?, this year's - styles 7 gored with 133inch Bvocp. "'Tins BALE J '. Q7c V .' $2.75 walking skirts, latest styles in' Oxford witli bound and welted seams, ; OH. j 8 rows of stitching, ladies' niuslin skirts, hemstitched ruflle, v.'':'- Ladies' laco trimmed mus lin skirts, V Sc ' LadissV muslin - drawers, best quality muslin and 3 rows of tucks, 2Sg Ladies' 50-cent corsets, . "tJSc . - . 1 Children's fast b!ack hcaTy ribbed hose, 4 . . - x C 5-inch taffeta neck ribbon, , n.- , ; . t - N Ladies' fast black hose, , - x. 5c lives Oar line of men's shirts, under wear, gloves, box, overalls,' ctc.,x are absolutely the cheapest and best in the city. 4th of Jiily lz cclols THE LEADER MS THE CIQ Til IS G i Was Restored by Dr. liar fin's Hew. Ilcde cf '- -" Treatment The truly wonderful cures Dr. Dar rin, at the ' WlllUmette Hotel, has ac cornplisbed are being testified to by host of afflicted sufferers who can be seen and consulted on the miraculous cures ion their behalf. It is safe to say that no specialist has attained. the prominence of Pr. Darrin In this coun try, and he cannot help but meet with grand i success. " Those who are- disposed to doubt Dr, Darrin's cures will have their doubts . . '. . I . . . 1 . . snaaen on .reaaing m luuuwing cara from Judge O. P. Mason, of Portland now residing in Seattle, a man well and favorably known to all our read era. His case. will . go far to establish the skill ;of . Dr. Darrin, who cured him eight year .ago: '','.; Dr. jDarrln,'Dear Sir: Tour lelectri cal treatment Is most undoubtedly wonderful success. . I have been for number of year; gradually ; becoming deaf, particularly In my left ear. For the last few yeas I have feared that 1 would be compelled to give-up my law practice, entirely, as at times I could not hear well enough to 'understand what witnesses testified .to unless they spoke In a high tone of voice. A short time ago I commenced treating with you, and now caji hear ak. well as could 20 years ago. in ract I nna no difficulty at all ' iri hearing; any one speak In an ordinary tone of voice, am frank to say that In my case your treatment na been a success, l am sorry that I did not apply to you soon er. Refer anyone to me. -. ?" ;. J ! j ". '. .; O. P. MASON. Dr, Darrin will be located at the Wil lamette Hotel until September 1st, hav ing extended hla time owing to his ex tensive practice. ; i IN SECONDS DEPARTMENT JUDGE BOISE YESTERDAY REN DERED A DECISION-IN AN IM PORTANT CASE., Judge , R. P. Boise yesterday con vened the second department of the StajteClrcult Court In the regular June term, remained in session all day,. and . - .... - . ill con tin ne through the week. The most important ; feature of the day s proceedings was the rendering of a de cree in tne case or u. ts. . ssieeves, ei al.. plaintiffs, vi WBIia J3ros. & Co., defendants. - . . .This Is a suit in equity for an ac counting between' the corporation and the stockholders, which wa commenc ed last 'fall and tried during tha JTebr-. ary term of court.- The court neia -that Eugenei Willis had collected moneys be longing to- the corporation of 40 per cent of the capital stock ($18,00 amounting to 87200 for whleh he had rendered no account to the stockhold ers except the sum of per cent, or $1080. and decreed that he was- a trus tee of the balance, or 34 per cent. - decreed that he pay the sum over to the stockholders of the corporation. Eu gene Willis was president of the cor poration and collected all money due. J. H. MeNary and R. P. Eonham were the attorneys for the plaintiff in the case and Brown it, Wrigtman and R. J; Fleming were the defendants' attorney - Other cases on tha docket came up and were disposed of a, follows: : Schuyler Rue, Insolvent. J..F. -T. B. Brcntano, assignee; assignment;, con tinued, i .; 1 . .-. ' ' V, ' v. ' :. . F. J. Beatty, plaintiff, vs. Branch No. i Labor Exchange, defendant; ceivershlp; :contInued. Edward ' Fry, plaintiff, vs. Sarah Wood, e?t aL-defendants;' to. quiet title; demurrer to complaint. ' Edward A. jory, piaintirr. ys. joste Jory,' defendant; divorce; demurrer to complaint argued. . . - L. Wi. Durant, plaintiff, vs. E. II. Wright.i defendant; recelvCBrhip; report filed; " decree accepting report and re ceiver discharged. E T f J. G- Wright., plaintiff, vs. R. C. Hal- ley, et aL, defendants; foreclosure; de murrer to answer overruled. Joanna Pugh, plaintiff, v. John Hamilton, et al., defendant; Injunc tion; trial for July 9th, at 10 a. m. C. . AJ Whale, plaintiff, vs. Claud IF -li pid you middle man $4X0, $4.50, $4.80. $3.CD. $6X0, Etc If you will have to travel many miles oyer dusty roads, you'd better get one of our Dusters j- M-Pl:: ": - at -. : yM $1.25, 1.50, 1.75 2.50, Etc, fzzh We might also mention our Outing Suits.; Coat and pants, only $3 SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE, IF 0 r li" Gl . (C 1 Ed At OF , ; Lasting j SIX BANDS OF MUSIC Salem Military. Band, Reform School Band, . Chemawa ' Indian i School Band, Sil verton Marine Band, Monmouth Band and i J3ola Hayseed Band. . . MAMMOTH PARADE 9:30 A. M.-Consisting of new and novel feat-' f tires. Largest and grandest spectacle ever seen in the; Northwest, -i i !. ,' Oration by W. M, Colvlg of Jacksonville Vocal selection by Mrs. Hallie Panish-IIinges, Trained chorus of 11 fly voices and ;the celebrated Stalwart Quartet. Balloon Ascension By VrotV McClcllan, I the' great Eastern Aeronaut Man eloiw exhibition J of Aerial Torpedo Ex- plosions. r You may never see the like again. Royal Ycddo Japanese ; Troupe in wonderful acrobatic gymnastic performances. Foot race4?,, pony races, automobile races. , Vaughn's celebrated COLORED JUBILEE SINGERS. Vo ;cal and instrumental .music. Shooting match, free for all, large purse. Numer ous other attractions-r-closing with GRAND $1,000 PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY; Special Rates on Railroads and River Boats Gatch, receiver, defendant ; accounting; trial set i for Thursday, July 3d. : "Oregon packing t:o., piamun:, va. Al ten . Packing Co., defendant: foreclos ure; dismissed. . J."S. Fish.4 plaintlff,vV8 State Land jBpard, defendant; mandamus; trial set for July' 8th. ht 1 p.- ra. Joseph! W. Kirk, plaintiff, vs. Peter P. Irk, et ial. defendants; partition; mo tion to strike out part of complaint al lowed. ' ! - " - , , - " ft S. E. Toungi :et al.. plaintiff, vs. John Uuehes. administrator of the estate of eth R. Hammer, deceased, defendant;- clerk's report filed. L. B. Cline,- plaintiff, vs. Wm. M: Clinch defendant; divorce; trial set for July-1st. at. 2 p. m. - WlnOeld Cover, plaintiff, vs. Ellen S. noby, defendant! to quiet title; leave to amend complaint. COLLECTIONS OF A MONTH During the month of June Just closed. the office' of the State Land Board has collected I $35,243.84, on .account of the several funds In the hands of the Board and this amount was yesterday trans ferred to the State Treasurer by Chief Cleric M. L. Chamberlln. The money so collected and transferred are credit ed to the several funds as follows; Common school fund principal. . payments on certificates and im) YOU ARE BE SURE TO ever try ours? They're matle iu Salem and the prW can't be touched by othcrxTetailcra; You an is eliminated. Colord-rGray, Mottled, Scarlet, WMl , Vicuna, etc. Prices per pair,-$3.C0, OTHER SUGG EST I ON S And wont the sun be holt You'll want a Straw Hit ! We have them at 15c to $2.00. A CAP' will also be a useful article. ' ' , " :r prices ere 15c to 75c ' C2 A N D rats m SAMBRVOREGGN THE 126TH ANNIVERSARY ...INDEPENDENCE... V From Sunrise Until Midnight. cash sales of school land.. I.. $28,513 67 j Common school fund principal, 'f payments on 'sales of lands " acquired by deed or foreclos- " ure. X .. . . .. .". . . 1230 IS Common school fund principal," " sale, of tide land ..... . ; , . . -. . ..- 70 48 Common school fund interest. payments on certificates.,. .. 3320 74 Common st-hoolfund lnterf-sl, rents aid jjayments. on sales . of lands acquired by 0?t-d or foreclosure..;. .. .. .. .... 1413 35 University fundi intercut, rents anI payments on sales t . lands acquired by deed ; or foreclosure, .. .. .. .. ..' v 00 Agrt-ultural coltcge fund princi pal,, payments on "certificatf s Agricultural colltKe fuml inter-- " - tst, payments on cvrtmcatca.. 33 SS Total.. .$35,340 84 Washington, June2S. It Is announo ed by the War Deiortm'ent that the case of General X H. Smith will not be acted upon finally - before lhe end of next week, at the earliest. Judge Ad vocate General Davis has completed his review, of the proceedings, of the court- martial, and the topers are now in the hands of Secretary Root. Itvhaa been generally understood that MJeneral Smith wa acquitted by the court, but it transpired that such was not the 'Oil 11 U Ollil.U BE WELL PROVIDED to $10 but, then, the place to get 0Ui OF AMERICAN Italian Prunes, 8 lbv 25c . Petite Prunes, 8 lbs. ' 25c. . - . Pink Beans, 10 lb, " j "25c. . Small White Bean, 8 lbs. .,- 25c. Good Flour, per sckt - Black Figs, per lb. . 5c . - " I Good Cooking Molasses, per gallon, " 30c t Fancy Table Syrup, 'per gall&n 50o Good Cooking Molasses, per. gallon, 30 - Scotch Oats, ptr pkg, 10o ; '' . Macaroni No. 1,'jarg size boxes., wh He , or. yellow, per box, 35c Jumbo Mtnh, 2 Ibs 4 pkga 25c rtring us your butter and eggs. We) pay highest market price, cash Fmer-f chandlsc i M.x T; , RINEM AN 132 State StreetX Telephone HI case, th court, it lauegei, - having found General Smith guilty of violating, the rule of war. und sentenced iim te be reprimanded by the reviewing Au thorities, whtch" in this rase Is President Itooseveit. . : ..-'I a WITH see. tne $3.75. Of course, you'll lake a - Sweater And several NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. .Wc have fcood shirts at 50c; )ihers up to 2.75 for tho finest Pongee Silk. everything in men's wear is at the , 55 rcl3l St.