Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1899)
DAILY JOURNAL. vox,, x SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY JULY 20 1890. NO 10 J). IUjcj i i i k i i WWtWV.-.. Mh!ihTri'tiw-w'-wWVwW-wvWv'JvWVwV RmM mmi Most People Talk About the shoe they buy. If the shoes please, what they say helps the shoe man. Poor shoes create comment that will kill anyshoe man's trade. Our shoe trade continues to increase, That's proof that our shoes give satistac- . traob w?rH tion. We carry the shoes, and sell them at a very . low profit. If you've worn a pair, we feel sure of your trade mmms' inthefutuie; and if you haven't, we would be pleased to have you give them a trial. Summer Clothing for the warm weather. Don't sweat. Buy a cool crash suit ora light serge coal and be comfortable; Full crash .suit for 2.40. All kinds of light weight underwear from 25c up. A T nrmjn ' AUifK S PLACE t Will HO h'Hlnri ur : fim uj rmuu LHf Meiklejohn. RETURNING. Frank Fur- THE NEW YORK RACKET. Cor. Commercial and Chemeketa Sts. Saiem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store, E. T. BARNES, Prop. Oregon Volunteers Clothing Turned In, VlHMiii'MV'l'q'lilW LACY o ' ' ' v GREAT SLAUGHTER SHOE SALE. Per Cent Reduction On All Shoes, 2.0 Wc are not WHAT WE SAV irri T.tva fiunii t w a t we do. ""J,Jl1"' t ..... "l""" WE DO DO t muki ng Low Prices on T)ul Stock, nnd blowing about it as n innrvul, but wo aro SLAUGHTERING THE LIVING: Iluwint! down a clean, live atock, level witli the ilirt which is associated with cliuap jiricus. JfJSW UP-TO-DATE STYLES! Kvery Shoo in the house subject to the !M wr cent reduction. uoouB, marked in plain ligures. H jj k tv. few m. .a . b kw. fOrlp'ator of Low Prices. WoSh no thorn Frao. . NEW SHOE J. STOKE, 01 STATB STltKET. Red Cross Shoes Our hospital and nurse Shoes also Oxfords, have arrived. Try a pair if you want soild com fort. Our big Shoe sale is still on we are cutting prices right and left we buy our goods 10 per cent, cheaper than inexper ienced opposition, hence can and do easily undersell them. JCFREE.1SHINE en Kfausse Bfothefs? 275 Commercial St. ALL K3 vetavx t& MA B OSHI This thing which some merchants ad vertise of buying goods 10 per cent cheaper than anv bodv else. The cash ) customer is the one who buys cheapest nnA lia nnhr rmn Wfa hut nnltr nt ilia mill 1 1 iv, uiiijr uuv,. ii v. kiaj uiiij vi 1 1 iv- best manufactures for spot cash and at the very lowest prices. None can buy lower. We have none of the liflfraflf ac cumulated in 15 or 20 years business and and we are selling our new Spring and Summer stock at cost. No one else will offer you any such bargains Come and see lor yourselves. R. H. Leabo, Ahnager. SALEM SHOE STORE 8S State St. LaUl & ISe-h Hank lSWg. GRAY Carpenter's Tools Blacksmith's Tools, Fine Tools For Every Trade at BROS At San Francisco By the Regiment Quartermaster. 1 Uy Aitinrlntril Irra (o llir Jnnrnnl. Wabiiin'oto.v, July 20. Secretary Al ger will turn the war department over toAss't Sec'y Melklojolin on Monday next. Wasiii.nuto.v, July 20. An investiga tion of the complaint that the Oregon troops aro not projMjrly clothed brings out the fact that the quartermaster of tiiat regiment has turned in to the quartermaster at San Francisco, a con siderable amount of clothing, including more tlinn 700 great coats, a immbor of hlaukots and some heavv under-cloth ing. This clothing when iceoivcd by the United States, is not charged to the regiment and is accepted, if it has not boon used. Sax Fuantisco, July 20. Lieutenant Colonel Randolph has lxun ordered on trip through Oregon and Washington in search of cavalry horses. He will buy three or four hundred. Ciiicaoo, July 20. A Tribune Heoia! from Washington, says: Senator Fair banks had a conference witli President McKinley nnd Secretary Hay, on the Alaskan ltouudary dispute. The sena tor reports that from a personal obser vation he is (Irmly lonvinccd that the contentions of this government are cor rect, end If a modus Vivendi is agreed uiou, it niUNt be upon the terms of the 1'nited States. Qirard Is Not Refused a lough. Monmouth, Or., July 20. Private Frank Girard, of the Oregon volvnteeors who left his company at San Francisco a fow days ago without permission is now at the bedsido of his dying mother, at their homo near here. Ho says the statement mado that he was refused a furlough is not exactly orrcct, but that ho was given no assu rance from the olllccrs that 'H could bo granted on the day asked for though he showed a telegram from homo stating the condition of his mother Ho very frankly mlmits violating tho technical rules of military discipline, and does not eriticiso the regiment's olllccrs in tho matter, but was led to the hasty act by his earnest desire to see his mother. Ills people are highly respected, his father being proprietor of tho I.ucki mute flouring mills, and tho young man is universally regarded as worthy ot tno sympathy snown in ins ueiiaii. A petition was sont to Governor Geer asking his influence to secure his honor able discharge without punishment. Frank Girard, tho volunteer who left his company at San Francisco to visit his sick mother, was In Salem. He presented to Governor Gecr a petition signed by many prominent citizens of Marion and Folk counties, among them Dr. 1'arrish, who is attending Mrs. Girard, asking the governor to intercede in u Irani s bcltalt in ortlcr that lie MAMA FLOOD S not bo summarily dealt with left for San Francisco today. mav Girard CIxTivw rii-'n i a oiuMi am uoiiim'' lies. Transports Unable to Coal for Rain, The Conquering Hero Nearing Home Other Foreign News. Royal Bakino Powder aifcSOJLUIELY'PllRE Makes tho food more delicious and wholesome ort oni wjwota Co.. ntw ok. Ilv Axiirlnle.l I'rrn tn thr Jnurnnl. Wahiiisoto.v, July 20. The following was received by the war department: "Manila The storm Is still prevail ing, the barometer is rising, indicating Improving weather .-ondttlons. The troops on the outposts have suffered se- HOME LOAN POPULAR. !$100,000 Bend Subscription Taken in Half an Hour. Wasiiisotox, July. 20. Seorutary Al ger received from the president a letter accepting his resignation, to take effect August 1. Wahiiixotox, July 20. ltoliof Is gain ing ground in well informed circles that Hliliu Hoot, of New York will bo tendered tho secretaryship of war. Whisky Thief Bound Over. Charlie Wong, the Chinamnu who has been acting as Janitor at the Talking ton saloon was arrustcd late yesterday on a charge of stealing lequors. He was caught in the act, and was this afte. noon brought before City Iteconlor Judah. Col. N. If. Knight apHiared for him and upon his advice Charlie waived examination, was bound over in tho sum of f 250 bonds. A Child Enjoys The pleasant lluvor, gentle action, und soothing fiHectof Syrup of Figs, when In need of u laxative, und If the father or mother b costive or bilious, the most gratifying results folio wilts use; so that It Is the best fuiully remedy known nnd every family shoud liavo a bottle. Manufactured by the Cali fornia Fig Svrup Co. A Splendid Endorsement of the Success of a Citizen's Administration A New Era Inaugurated in the Disposition of Low Rate Home Securities. At 8 o'clock this morning City lleconler Judah opened tho lsmd. sub scription book nt his olllce in the city hall and in less than half an hour over one hundred thousand dollars of tho now loan was taken over signatures that aro as good as gold, The subscription look will bo kept open until SeptoinlMtr 1, and all subscrip tions received up to that time w ill receive consideration. Of course, it is tho In tention of the city council to conllnu this loan to people in and about Salem, and also to interest as largo a number as possible in the future welfare of tho city. Tho Lnilil it Hush subscription for the whole amount is mado with tho under standing that it is only for the piy-poso of securing their share of the issue, or in case all aro not taken to securo tho remaining unsold bonds. This notion on (ho part of Salem'M heaviest bank will do much to establish public confidence In tho loan. Mr. Hush was from the start a staunch advocate of tho popular loan idea, and his actions in tills matter do that gentleman credit. Tho committee in charge of tho Iwnil Issue are firm in their position that all subscribers will bo protected, anil that no advantage will 1k scoured' by the larger investors or by any person or coinpany. In short every person subscribing will bo assured that their lusser subscriptions will bo honored first of all. Claud Gath, .'J.BO s t trj Claud Gutoh, 15.1000H '. 10000 J. W. Illekford, 20-r()s ............'.'.'.'.'..".'. 1000 J. G. Fontaine, -MH)h ,,,,. 'oqo J. IJauingartner. 20-100 s ..'..'..'.. 2.000 1.000 1,200 10,000 (W.OOO verely and tho former linos of communi cation have been cut in some instances, but not serious. No material increase in sioknoBs Is reported. Unable vet to coal, returning transports." TlUHSTK, AVMTItIA, July 20.TIIO Cruiser Olympia, with Admiral Dewy arrived hero yesterday. The Olympia will remain here about two weeks. Dewey's health is perfect. Ho exacts to remain on board tho tlagship with tho exception of occasional trips on shore, ItKitM.v, July 20. the Cologne Ga zette, Apia correspondent cables that tho Germans are highly pleased over the successes achieved by llaron Von Steluburg, the German member of the Sainoau commission against the opposi tion of commissioner of Great Hrltain, F.lltott. The German commissioner the dis patch adds acceded to tho demand of United States Commissioner Tripp for tho confirmation of Chief Justice Cham lierir decision, merely as a matter of form and in order to preserve valuable American friendship, Honolulu, via Sax Fiuxnsco, July 20. Volcano Mokuawowco has become active after several years of quiet, them is ftu Immense How of lava, gieat excite ment prevails all over that island and it is rumored in Honolulu that the lava How Is within live miles of the cltv of Hit... Tho hospital ship Sodaco arrived from San Francisco on the Hth. Tho trans jKirt Pennsylvania aralved on the l.'lth. Iloth vessels will coal und resume their voyage to Manila. The charter for thu First National Hank has lcon approved and signed by President Dole and tho minister of the interior. The cruiser Iloston Is due here 011 the fifteenth on the way to San Francisco. Captain Satterleo of the Sixth artillery died here on the telith. DEMO RATE Pow-wow In Illinois. National Committee Men Will Be Present STRIKE SITUATION Cars Running' and Freely ronized. Pat- "'"'Ml ' "..M.IMiH.M 1 4 k t UK) ,000 S. A. Sanford. 20-200. A. N. Hush, guardian, (1-200 s. A.N. Hush, 20-riOOs I.add it Hush A. F. Hofer, 2-200 h a. v. fim.r II. J. Fleming, for Central lodg'o, No. 18, Kiilght8lVthViH', .'...'., '2J)0 Florence MoKliiule rt. .",,?,. ..'.'.'.'.". fW Win. P. Urd ,., jiron A. II. Glllis 2fiOU James Walton, 10W s , "700 J. F. Hughes , ., '.'.........'. UfiOO G. (i. Hrown ." " oVai) .r-. Ily Anauclntril I'rcaa to llir Jiiurniil. Nkw Yoiik, July 20. The strike in Hrooklyn this morning resulted in no important changes. Morocars are run ning on tlio various Ilium and the lines aro freely patronized. Although the master workman, Par sons, said today was to ho a big day for tho strikers in the Manhattan Ixirough this uiornihu onoucd in a unlet uuv. The cars all started from the barns 011 schedule 'line. It, S. Huan It. II. UalK), 10-100 s Square Furrar Julius Ituef W.T. Slater Miller I). Hitydeu... Jeff Myers.. 2.MX) 1,000 1,000 100 fi.OOO ro 500 Childress InunaJaled. Du.i.as, July 20. A roiiort from Childress Texas, states a oloiid hurst occurred In that region with disastrous rosults. Property loss is very heavy hut nothing is learned of the fate of the Mople in tho luuiiadated section, which embraces a ortlnn nf eight counties. liig Attendance, Imiianai-olis, July 20. The attend ance of thr fourth biennial International convention of tho Kpwort IxHigue, which opened today will he In the nolghlor hood ten to twelve thousand aeoonllug t" the revised estimates tho local malingers Bryan Acting as Peacemaker Other Political News. Ilr .Oflnlril lraa u the Jnnrnal. Ciiicaoo, July 20. P. J. Devlin was tho storm conter of the Democratic gathering this morning and the light over his retention or dismissal was very bitter. Shortly before noon the Altgeld.people made a decided change of base, Mhen, it was announced that Altgold did not proviso to stand or fall by Devlin or by what was done with him. The Altgold people won an unquali fied victory so far as tho attendance at tho meeting tonight was concerned. Hryon will certainly speak and prac tically every member of the national committee will bo there to hear him. Hrynn has mado u proposition to the warring fattens tho meeting tonight is to be placed under the control of the na tional committee This would relievo him (nun tho dilemma of taking sides in the Illinois row. It is now certain that unless thu hi uielullists secure the recognition they demand from the national committee at this afternoon's meetings, they will form a new national committee. Ciiicaoo, July 20. Democratic na tional committee removed press repre sentative Devlin. No other Important business transacted, Ciiicaoo, July 20. National bimetal lic committee met today and elected John V. TomliiiRou, Alabama, to suc ceed lulu Senator Harris. No other bus iness of importance transacted. Ciiicaoo, July 20. At (lie of the Ohio Valley Hiiuetallio League, the llrst move for the consolidation of the existing free silver clubs ami organiza tion into one big association wan made. Cxhauitlon nnu uicnk down follow Grttt freventltUv ulnjr Dr. Mllei' Nervine. My friend what aro you sweating about? Von say you aro warm and dry, ELLIS ZINN have some Hue Ice Cream, That you had ought to try. If you want up-to-date Ice Cream, Just call round to their store; And if it all should ho sold out. They can quickly make some mure. IS4 8tnto nt. Phono 2074. 4 UoIIh. WHKAT MARKET. Ciiicaoo. Julv Cash 3 red 711. Han FitANcnico, July, 20.. 20. Septemhci 71, Cash l.OiUf. BIG RAILROAD DEAL, The O. R & N's President Not Resigned. Has Cor. State and liberty SCs.s Salem, Ore. IUVKT Yell It I.YF ON Is If vou ure hiking for spectucles or eyeglast-es. Kcieutinc methods run all all through our busiuuri of rlttJng sight and siirht holiw. If yon are unable to ay a fair price for glasHM, nuiktf the fact known to us and w will furnUh tlutm free of ehurgo if anv one W nwllv Ujo poor to nay. aIIbcIkxJ children should hav thwir yns tted tofort entering M-hooi. Come in any tint-. No churjut- for the ntMMssary test. BARR'S JEWELRY STORE J XO STATB BTIJUET Nkw Yowk, July 20. Tho Herald says: A deal is under way, involving the combination of four prominent rail roads ana perliaps two or tiireu more. making a complete truiiK line irom uie Atlantic to the Pacific. Among theso properties are the I'liion Pacific, the Illinois Central, the Chicago und Alton, thu Chicago Ter minal Trunsfer Company, the Oregon Short Line, the Ortnrou Hallway and Navigation ComiKtny and Ikiltlmure and Ohio. Nbw Yohk, July 20. Iluuardiug tho rtjixirts A. II. Moh lor, president of the Oregon Hallway and Navigation Com- iwuiy has accepted the ftrttsalufiey of the Hg Four, Win. I- Ihill. the loading di rector of the Oregon ainl Navigation Co. said teduv: "I have several telegrams from Mulder at l'ortland, and in none lias tie sum anything alwut hU intention U) retire from the prosideur)- of Hir eompany." San Francisco Excursion Only $17,50 for the Round Trip, Plenty of time to see everything. AN IDEAL SUMMER OUTING, Leave Salem August 3d. Side trips to At. Hamilton, Tumalapias, Berkley, Palo Alto and various places of Interest. For detailed information and tickets, enquire of W. W. SKiNNBR,or H. D. Pattqn, Salem, or DR. C W. BARR, Aanager, Lebanon, Ore. ." vr "9 '' tt y? tii riff rr ryTTT No. 4509 the fim- ()luniljln llloyrle lliiriiwint I within llinllriir llllxl rrrrf rr nr rryr rr wrrrr wrr os. iHeyers & Sons CI SALEM'S GREATEST STORE (J Save your Tickets We may liava to Klve llit wliwl w MKHlu. I COME TO 00R GREAT SALE! While Oiir GREAT SALE is going on Wbil? Oiir B0YER5 are in the EAST We are renovating and remodeling our store, We have ad ded a large well lighted wrap department, turned our old wrap department into a hosiery, underwear and corset de r4u"w" iu"w w xiuaicry acpdrunenx mio a line um brella department, in short we will open up this Fall with a fine new stock of goods and a modern arranged store, We invite you to our GREAT SALE during the. next 30 days, t li A A i I A M JUL WE WILL SURPASS AIA nnn AT CATO ALL FORMER EFFORTS IN THIS VJlVJ2.r 1 O.OJUDJ I Ai li. 11 LL Ak JL A Al al k AL A ttL jj jj A f. 4 ' ! M.JHUU1