W edding Rings The narrow, the broad, ; light, and heavy, new goll or oM gold all the best jkmds that are Made. The good luck kind also. 10; karat to IS karat, and the . - prices are lowest anywhere. S.LOST THE LAST rrrr. cuasrxia CONTEST OT THE ?rrrRTF WON" ON SUNDAY ' BY VANCOUVEB. Corner of State asd Liberty Streets BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO. Bayers and Shippers of GRAIN Dealers !n Hop Growers1 FAKkf LOANS - Warcsmsea a TUTINER. MACLEAT. PRATUM. 0IIOOKS. SHAW. 8ALE1L 1 : SWITZERLAND. HaLSEY. DERBY. atOrt3. OF -ROYAL" FLOUR. J. G. GRAHAM, Agent t07 Commercial SL. Salem. THE MABEXTS. , ! PORTLAXD, Or., Mar lfil Wheat, Walla Walla, 72e; Blnestem, $0e; Val lrv, SOe. if ' 1 i Cattle Unchanged. ;j : Tai-oma, May Iff. Wheat, iBlnestem, S4e; Club, 74c. ,- "' . - 'j ' - j. j San Francisco May lJ-Casb wheat, 1.30. . ; if . Liverpool, May 16. .Tijly irheat, j C hicago, 'May 1G. July wheat opened S3(b H4e; elosed, 85e. f ! Barley, 4 .S 56c. ''!'' ! Flax, 41.01; Xorthwestem, $1.00. 69 A Good Crowd, Some Poor Playing, But a Jolly Good " Game Nevertheless Sa ess Is Fined The Infants Sold to Albany and Will Be Hereafter Known As the Boilers. STANDING OF THE CLUES. , Font's Mires. Salem Tj Arauconver'S. V .: ne 3; Roelnr 4. ! - W. L.' l";. MOP BASKETS Rest iii the 'market. One-fourth and -one-half box for picker. Full box bas kets for measuring. Hold yosr orders for 6o Court St , SALKM, oat. WALTER MORLEY FOR WOMEN Maurie Wiprnt and daus'itS, Miss Anna, went to Portland yestenViy .for. a short visit. ; LOCAL MARKETS. Wheat 72 cents. Oats 3234e per bushel. H i .Barley S2021 per ton. Hay Cheat, $11; el over, ( $10ll; oats, 1U; timotay, Sl3fa)l4. ; Flour $3.75 per barrel (wholesale). ' Mill "eed Bran, $ls.50; - short $20.50. ; Butter Country, 2025e, i(buyint.J Creamery, 30c j 'Eggs 15 cents, j Chickens 10 cents, j Springers 15 cents. i I Docks 10c, I Turkeys-1214e. .; i Hogs Lire weight, 6s rents. i Beef Steers, 1050 to 1250 lb., 4Mc; stall zed cows and heifers, 3(a;3e. Muttc a Sheep, 3c; choice wethers, Veal 5(5)614 cents. i Hops 2228e. ! ! Potatoes 4550e busbeL ; Prunes 3 l-4e. Apples 4550e bushel o 1 -. ?ilcni -. . ......... Kugene . ... .. - ...S Rosobnrg . . . . ...... 4 Va neon ver ..... ... 3 3 4 7S The closing eaioe of the series was won on Sunday afternoon by the Van eotiver Infants in a contest of eleven innings which were foil -of exeitenient and a whole lot of poor playing. The Raglans had the game won at the elose of the sixth inning, with a score of ffTIaseura of Anatomy t d It Cntui1nri haw wandctwIiT jrtm an Mdf V VI S bo t oid n ttoa sod tutur. !f rat T .1 1 wl bow t oid 1 I na.JORnis.pxmTEDiKisni , OsaHasswifreeMjsHtftlf briti- Trrsmnttt pirsl w 11t or b JwtUfr. WTrmtli ibofcttryOTrtlnaad A 2r i.VKMV Ml pntTin W U Till imUt gMi i)iim rj wihui. oU UaamM POS1TTT CTMX tm WriMi fur -IJktlMitar of ikri-la, D.JtUK.CO..la5lMArketfet.ay. ' Mrs. K. M. Croisan went to Portland yesterday afternoon for a few iavs visit with friends. who is a first class man in the field or on a base, is at a disati vantage as short stop. He seems enable to prevent the grounders from going between his ped al appendages. And Davis is one of the best of players, too. He is always good natured and cheerful and any ball which comes anywhere near him and above ground is sure to be nailed,-but the cement around his vertebra is too hard when it comes , to gathering grounders. Fay's finger : will be all right by the time the Roseburg games ttegin and then the machinery will be all right once more. j While Sunday's game was full of lisaprxtintnients, yet the crowd enjoyed it very much and managed to get a gotxl deal f fun out of it. Manager Preble, of the Infants, hiid a double interest in winning that game, as he a i a.ir 1. s. a: a SUESS LOOKING AT THAT FLY. BABY HAYNES AT BAT. to, 2, but in the seventh they allowed the Infants to make five runs and tie the score, much to the disgust of the enthusiasts, who wreaked their ven geance on Umpire Jackson because of a rank decision or two and upon Bight Fielder Suess of the Raglans because of his failure to walk up to a fly which went his way and his later apparent give away of the game at bat. Pitcher Lucas was not in his best form in this game and allowed too many bits, be sides walking several to base. Davis ?7 ish isuen toy lo: . Lmm of IsorsoS FLe3 Weare going? to be more liberal than ever in 1904 to users of L,ion Coffee. Not only will the Lion-Heads, cut from the packages, be good, as heretofore, for the valuable premiums we have always given our customers, but , In Addition Soihe ieiuir Froef rGmiums ,th same Lion-Heads will entitle you to estimates in. our 50,000.00 Grand Prise Contemtn, which will make some of our patrons rich men and women. You can send in as many estimates as desired. There will be TWO GREAT CONTESTS The first contest will lie on the Ju!v 4th attendance at the St. I,ouIb World's Fair; the second relates to Totml Vote For President to be cast Nov. 8, 1904. $20,000.00 will be distributed in each of these contests, making $40,000,00 on the two, and, to make it still more interesting, in addition to this amount, we will give a Grand First Prize of 35,000.00 lit LrS SfiS opportunities 01 winning a Dig easn prize. , Five Lion-Heads cut from Lion Coffee Packages and a cent stamp entitle you (in addition to the reg ular 'free premiums) to t one vote in either contest: . s. WORLD'S FAIR CONTEST hllfll be tb total July 4th attcad-ttc at thm Kt. Loels world' Fair? At Cfaicaso. July 1893, the attendance was 2V3.Z7X For seimi correct estimate received ia Woolaoa Spice Com panr offlc. Toledo. Ohio, oa er before June 30h, 17IA, we w'.U sive art prise for the nearest correct estimate, second prise to tbe hu nxni. iib, u 1 won: s first Prise 9a 1 Second Prise . . a Prtses $500.00 fi Prises 5on nn IO Prises IOO.OO 20 PTUes - 60 Prises SftO Prises 18 OO Prises caxb. O.OO 20.00 lO.OO COO 2139 PEIXXS. ...2.600.00 ... l.OOO.OO . . 1. . 1 .000.00 1.000.00 ....1.0O0.00 ....1.000.00 ,...1.000X)0 ... .-.BOO.OO . . . . e .000.00 TOTAL, S20.0O0.0O Printed blanks to vote on found in every Lion Coffee Pack age. The 2 cent stamp covers the expense of our acknowledgment to you that your es timate is recorded. PRESIDENTIAL VOTE CONTEST What will be tbe total PopaUr Vote east for President (votes for all candidate combined) at the election November 8. 1904? In lyCO election. 13.959.653 people voted for President. For nearest cor rect estimates received la Wool son Spice Co.'i, office. Toledo. 0 on or before Nov. 5. 1904. we will rive first prise for tbe aearest cor rect estimate, second prise to thm next nea-est. etc. etc. as follows: 1 First Prise ,..1. .S2J500.00 1 Second Prise !.OOOXK 2 Prise SSOO.OO eaeb l.OOO.OO a Prises .200.00 , IO Prtses IOO.OO 20 Prises f0 Prises 2 SO Tle 1800 Prtses 60.00 20.00 lO.OO , O.OO l.OOOXK) -r ixoxo ...1.0004X5 ...20040 2139 rBXZXJ, TOTiX, f20,000X0 tht&zt& ta ihi Pcbll5-4g;jris.!!3s: $45,00O.COr-ln idiiHsn f a wklsh'wt tfcall glfi $5,CC3 tj Crcstr.' Cttrkt (til partlcalan la U03 CCFFES casts) raatlnf agrtsifstalof $50.CC3.C3. .COnPLCTC DETAILED PARTI CULAHG 1TJ EVERY-PACIIAC lOF n tvGOLSOn SPICE CO., '(COtJTEST DEPT.) 0 TOLEDO, -OHIO. had promised a visiting delegation of Albanyites to pay their expense of the trip if his boys lost, so he received many congratulations on the victory even from his opponents, for Preble is a mighty nice fellow. The name of the Vancouver Infants will now be changed to the Albany Boi lers, as the sporting fraternity of that city closed negotiations yesterday with Manager Preble and became the proud possessors of the aggregation. It is un derstood that the standing of the team under the Vancouver badge will be wip ed out and a new record will begin with their, appearance as Albany pro teges. The elub is composed of good men and they will make a' creditable showing- before the season ends. It is stated that the management of the Raglans imposed a fine on Suess for the work of Sunday and suspended him from play for one month. Xehring, the first baseman of the Raglans, covered himself with glory in several instances, but particularly when he came to the-home plate, resnceede a ball that was fumbled on a mix-up of players and touched out a base-runner. Harper, the Vancouver left fielder, did great work also, while Johnson showed wonderful speed in base-running. The next games will be on Thursday, the Raglans .playing the Shamrocks at i Roseburg, and the Rollers playing at home with the Eugene Illnes. Following is Sunday's score: Tabulated Score of Game. Vancouver ijxanr sczxooxt icpo.t. Polowing s the monthly report of the Liberty school for the month beginning April IS, and ending May 13: ; .Number of pupils remaining, 17. .Whole number of days ' attendance, . Whole number of Jays absence, 20. Whole nnuiber of times late, 13. Average daily attendance, . Roll of honor Kngene CJrittos, Ma bel ZoseL Clara Ilardwick. , CIIAS. A. GUERXE, Teacher. tvawarrai. - -Ma,-, said Bobby , in a slightly In jured tone of rolee, taere were lots of things you let. me do before the baby came that you don't let me do now. i . "DO you think so, BobbyT ' A- "Tea,- asserted Bobby. "Still.- he went on with more philosophy. "I can't expect you to be so good a mother with two children as you were when you only had one." G. T.l AYBEEI3 Y 1 3 5 2 J 16 hand bigh. welKtit 1090 pounds. Be b trotted a 2:t t He wa second Ui ZQtattm 2:11, In ao riusstfUie Fir.l2. and w 5-r oter Uvltr .'31, Vlninount 2 21. Irj tJ? eneva:. Memo tiXi, Malbrino, fcro-dliearw lcil Tclegraui sad others. W iU make Uie ufiwt as follows: . Mondays and Tuesdays at Club Stables, Salem. - Wednesdays and Thursdays at (Jerv-ia. Fridays and Saturdays at Silvcrtofi. TKRJI3:-i. son l,pTsbIe July 1; Inmrsnca 3, psyatie s hen rori Is known to U I. dijcptwol of r.ris4 out of county. Wot res ponsible for aecilcnu. horexutidel iedir4 foal. KM pusiers or addrt t OTflEI-IO. I erd i CIT... Werth tke" H.r. "To 111 in j," said the economicaf moth er to the boy with the loose tooth, 111 give yon 10 cents if youll let me pull that tooth." The boy thought It over and then went to his bank. "The fun of doin that Is worth more'n 10 cents." he said. Til give you 15 if you'U let me pull one of yours." Chicago Post. : SeDatorLal Brisk a ea. i "Why can't this bill be rushed through the senate 7 , It can, my boy; It can. I'll see that It's presented this session, brought up next session, argued the third Session and possibly passed the fourth ses sion. Cleveland Plain Dealer. It is necessary to Join the crowd or get out of its way in order not to be trampled to death. Ilazlitt. Charity gives itself rich; coretous ness hoards Itself poor. German Prov erb. , WILKFS'X STALLIOS, "JEROME." a o S 5? 'ee 4 ' U4 o 1-1 JARVIfl,l TrhU-.';J old r as a 4 year VULTAN. lilt K or-l 3 :2. .N'lco. 28 14 . . I TIU f)ORE. T0 MTTLK BKIP Uerbteir of odd Fellow aire of Itaiirer 2 1-4 Kicel-21-2 If AY BSXt VERNON Reg. Vol XI II A.T. R , dam of CoL May berry. ho baa shown 2:16 gait SIT. VERNON. 19514 Kceurd2:15 1-4 ATLANTA J-..L Oamors in 2:30 Hit. Pull sinter to H?ai tilal rkill. dam ( leu and Chi ur?, :zo IODD FKIXO'. 11K5 f.reof Uanscr. ?Kl t Kicela, 2:.", SKIPPER l.urnir of old Fellow full brother to Col. Hawkins sire of dam of Ketchum Ci, 2:17 Nmvoon.ftoo ...... Record 2:! LeadJns sire of the world witb Kl standi r I i farm er l'ai:ti lert bare iModuced V'C Ux .' -'J elai TH It MOORE, SireofSultaa v - SIIXSFJUHA ban of is J 30 tit CCHO.tst n ot tlsta TIIKTIS Br Marra Blart Mswk. data ..Hwkli. 14 . of Uia of K.iu" ODD FELLOW, KITTY CLYDE BEI.LMONT.M Hire of , tnelu4i'nc 11 from 2 :12V in MISS RrsaRLL bam of 7ls2;t0' 14ISY ... i . . . . Keord 2 :tt !'hieftian.t;i BEAUTY I I by Old Doc MAY DAY .... Dam of 'Uie, Creoenta. -Kob Koy. kiaywin, all who have shown better than 2:30 speed CA PT. WEESrER . jBELLMONTWiilisa. 1017 Record 2::J ons.) Hire of I :doix y n 'ireat-rrand dam of Gold Wood CoL May berry Yentore. FRANK MORG AX Sou ot Black lissk J Cw HINSHAW, Salem R. f. D. Wo. 9 Aa. 2V31 Will stand for mares the coming- seaxoa at cor ner of Ferrv an1 Liberty a-reeta. For pedia-ea and particulars ca'l on DR. W. LONG-, Veterlaery Eanteon. Phone 271 Wblte. Salem. Or. TUESDAY. MAT 17, 1904. Statesma-i's 1904 BuL::eriptioii Contest Enclosed find f ........ .......dr subscript f.i tt Ae. .......................... ...... ......... . ............. Red Seal 2:10 Registry No. 14113. ! Trial Speed, 2:06. Beautiful dark bay horse. Stand 1S.f ; hands high and weighs bout 1IOO pounds. Bed Seal! 2:10. At 3 years record 2:10y2 jm . ..................... Thereby vote or....................... asjni choice in Vm Oregon Statesman's Subscription Contest. X7' This Caupon isgood for ........rocs, being one vote cent paid in rwltwice, by ft NEW Subscritjer for any uf the pub issued from the Statesman building. Coupons void after ten days. Subscribe for the Statesmaj AB. It. II. PO.A. E Johnson, ss . . ...... 6 2 2 0 0 41 Donovan, 3b.. .... 6 0 0 2 4 0 O'Day, 2b .6 12 4 3 3 Lewis, C.........6 1 2 9 1 1 Haynea, lb .. i. ... 2 2 2 9 0 1 Graves, cf 5 .0 1 3 0 0 Lee, rf. 5 0 3 1 0 0 Harper, If 6 0 1 4 1 0 Howard, p 5 2 Q 1 5 0 Totals .. .. .. ...47 8 13 33 14 9 Salem AB. R. H. PO. A. E Wilklns, e 6 13 6 10 Lougbeed, 3b ..... 4 0 0 0 4 0 Xehring, lb 6 2 2 13 1 0 Davis, ss .. .. .. ..611421 Williams, If . . .... 4 01 10 0 Down's, 2b 6 2 3 5 4 0! Suess, rf (7 in.) 41 0 1 O oj Califf, rf (4 in.) 2 0 0 0 0 0 j Mclniss cf 6 0 0 2 0 0 Lucas, p ........ 5 0 1 14 St Totals .. .. .. ..49 7 11 33.16 3 i He is a stout, ranscnlar boilt horse. Xo description of bis bnlllog racing qualities, is needed, as be has always meed onUhe grand circuit and is known to overy lover of the turf. He has been a mile Jnly 23, 1899, at Cleveland, Ohio, in 2:00; half in 1:00 fiat; quarter in 29 seconds, timed by a number of watches. His greatest feat was in Terra Haute, Indiana, August 22, 1899, when he took the 14th heat, which took three days to finish, in 2:134, against twenty-seven starters. Sire Red Heart; dam Alice M., by Geo. Wilkes; Red Hart was by Red Wilkes, be by Geo. Wilkes, he by Ilain bletonin 10. Red Seal is sire of Joe Seal, wagon record 2:11,' trial at 5 years, 2:08. Also of Bright Seal, 3-year- old trial, 2:13,i. Also of Black Seal, pacing trial at 3 years old, 2:05. Terms: $40 with the usual return privilege. Care will be taken, to avoid accidents, but will not be responsible should sny occur. Address all communications to m Fair Grounds. Oregon. Buns and Hits by Innings. Salem .. ..2 0014 00000 07 Hits .. ..2 0 1 2 2 0 1 1 1 0 1-11 Vancouver .0 0-1 .0 1 0 5 0 0 0 1 8 Hits ..0 0 1 2 1 0 5 0 1 0 313 Smmnary oX Game. -Bases stolen, Johnson, Lewis. How ard, Xehring 2, Davis, Downie 2, Sues. 1 To-base hits, Johnson, 2, O'Day, Wil-1 kins, Williams, Downie 2, Lucas. Home run, Xehring. Double play, Davis to Downie. Bases on balls, off Lolas 6; off How ard 2. . ; Hit by pitched ball, Howard by Lute-as.! V-;-. " ' , Struck out, by Lneas 4; by Howard 7 Wild pitch, Howard. Earned mns, Vancouver, 3; Salem 1. First base on errors, Vancouver 3; Salem, 8. . Left on bases, Vancouver 13; Salem 13. Time of game, 2:20. , Umpire, Jackson, .. Seorer, Jessop. nrc Ila Haul Ysi Ran Hhran Eajlt The De Laval ... s izi .U v - ' - - i f, , .- j Cream Separator f Bares SIS a eew every year. Sold on fnssnmeats 17 to fie ate. v Kore l-e LaraU made tksa all the rest pat logetter. Get one end you're got the rcry best. , COHMHCIAL CREAM CO, 225 Caauserclal SL Salem - Phase 2401. Oregon BEAQJTDFQJL Now Ready for Your Inspection. A CARNIVAL OF LOW PRICES FOR THIS; WEEK'S O I 5 S ALE , We never waste up newspaper space on nonsense. - Every article we advertise will be found just exactly as we represent it The foundation our store stands on is merit; let the goods and prices speak for themselves. 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