The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 21, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textfti jmihIiiiiM;i'"'i""'-i""i"i-,''"w"" '''' E n. Fl V Assaafsa I iii-iriinrwftMwitTffirfBiiiaji -wif nf -- .- lMNMMHWHMMMMMWM HWMMfUMMWMMMaMPINMNM WASH GOODS SALE Kow lust when you need warm "" Roods, you'll find Salem's Best Store at band ready to Eelp you with a big stock of good, to .elect : from i and .daughter prices on everything In the """ in the week while there is a big stock to select from. 5C Wash 8c Wash 10c Wash 2X Wash ISc Wash All 20c Wash All 25c Wash All 30c Wash All 50c Wash All All All All All Goods Goods Goods Goods Goods Goods GOOdS Goods Goods Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced to to to to to to to to to 4c. 6C. 8C. 9C. 12C. I6C. 20C. 23C. 39C. Our slaughtering of prices will last all week and every piece of wafch Roods In our store w I be Included in the sale. We are actually going to sell wash goods cheaper than somo stores can buy them. Ice Cream Free for the Children Friday We havo decided to hold this Friday's Special Sale for the children and we will serve free to every chihl that buys a lGc, 20c or 26c pair of stockings or lfic, 20c or 25c garment in underwear a dish of ico cream. Now, boys and girls, get your summer stockings, and summer underwear at our store on I-riday and get a dish of ico cream freo. Ptmetnter every 25c rurtbase entitle you to a vote la the Blf $600 Kimball Piano Votlae Contest. WAS! GOODS SALE UOLVBfiSOE THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OP SALEM. s WILL PLANT THE FLAG AT THE NORTH POLE Or Else the Baldwin Zeigler Expedition Will Perish in the Attempt. Nkw York, June 21. Dispatch to the Journal and Advertiser from Dundee rays: All is ready ami the American Baldwin-Zieglor expedition is about to start for the North Pole. The leaders and 40 men who accom pany them, many well-known Scientists declare they will not be .content to go further North than Duke of Abruzzi. Thv vott thev will reach the pole and I plant the American Hag there. l..l Hll .... Ill ' riHMHNNMLMNHMI WbWHHMBRX3H jmxmBBB kswsssssssBis Why Pay Fancy Prices for Doubtful Goods When.You Get Reliable Ones From us tor Less money. Can S KIRT B .,.At Special Prices all the Week... Fifty more of those 2.00 Walking Bkirta which ilmvo sot the whole coin munlltXTkiug havo just arrived. Have sold 100 of this one stylo. You can't match them In tho country for Ices than fl.oo. Wo rnako every now and then somo surprising offer. Hut hero Is a chance this wVck that outclasses anything wo havo given In tho way of kfrt rodiictlous The nuallty and stylo of our skirts is known by tho ingandcont no lrK l.Z,V"," quota alow to snow w.u " " - THE STATE PRESENTS ITS CASE Against John Kelly Paul, Who Shot Lombard. of St. Frank 53.60 gklrU..... J2.06 15.00 Sklrta M.10 $l).00 Skirts 7.45 110.00 Skirts (7.05 12.00 Skirts I81K) Alterations mttdo by our own dressmaker. a m BRING US YOUR WATCHES A Hoodwalch should lasr a lifetime, therefore caro should ho exorcised In wl.cro you Uke it for repairs. Wo tado social pains In doing th a work and wo can safe y state that wo navo uio oesv anu menust hiuu. ,.m.u..p. ,...,... mont of any other in the state. Our warrant is given with every watoh wo cell or repair. You can depend on gottlng a good rellablu waloh or havo your old one repaired. J WaUlwin, N loklo case, $7 i. 15 Jowol Elgin or Waltham, Nickle case, fll.BS. Wdtches cloanod , 75c. Mainspring 75c. Crystals for open face 25 cents, double cam 15c. . . mm. " " ... --. - --. l. waicnmaKerana jcwcicr. 20 C H. Hinges, - , vtara llxccrltncc. 296 Commercial Street. mwM HAMMOCKS HAMMOCKS All Stylesl All Prices! The caeo ofl tho stato voratiB John Kelly, charged withatsaiilt with intont to kill, was givon a preliminary hoariug boforo Justice O'Donald Thurs day afternoon nnd icaulted in the defen dant being bound over to tho grand Jury under $1000 bonds, to appear at tho October term of court. No witnesses woru called for tho do fonso which wns represented by John Carson. John McNary, deputy district attorney, npteared for tho stato. Tho following witnesses worO called: Dr. 0. . White, aorvnls, Albert Lambert, St. Paul; T. F.Tucker, Halom, and Andrew Hughes, TIiob. Hughes, 0. II. Ernst and I). A. Mngness, of St. l'aul. FPI... ...nil ...r.m. ..a.,a.I nr.vf.ntl f.ft.rl ix nu luaviu.w. iivdoiiivi n..i. x.ff.f plolely In general details, differing I mainly in tho various position o( tho witnesses of tho affray. It seems that on Saturday afternoon, Juno 16, about '! o'clock, Frank Lombard and John Kelly wore sitting on tho porch stops in frnotof Lombard's store, and each witness testified to their at tention being attracted to them by hear ing loud and nugry words spoken, tho first heard Using to hear Lombard say, "Oh shut up, I'vo hoard enough of that', and also said they must not talk so loud. Vory llttloof the conversation was over heard, but tho noxt notion scon wus for IfOinlmrd to shako Kelly by the coat collar until ho slipped from one step to auolhur, from wheru he slipped to tho ground on his knees, and gottlng up walked around a tree to whoro Lombard Blood and as ho went drow a pistol from his inner vest ocket, which ho pointed at Lombard and threatened to shoot him. Lombard dared him to shoot anil lowered his head probably preparatory to advancing to him, when Kelly 11 red and the bullet enteied I-oinlnud'a head between the eyes, ranging downward, locating at tho base of the skull, neur the roof of tho mouth. Lombard then sprang toward Kelly un.l struck lilm down and with the as sistance of his brother put handcuffs on him as allowable in his position as murshul of the city. Attentlouwas then turned to Frank Iombard and n phy Billon telephoned (or, while every aid possible was rendered to stop the How of blood from the wound, as was done before ho became unooneolous. All witnesses denied knowing of any 111 feeling between tho mon prior to th , GIANT POWDER KILLS MEN K At. am a, Wn., Juno 21. A premature explosion occurred at 10 o'clock this morning on tho now Washington and Oregon railroad, killing three men and injuring six others. The eceno of the accident.was in rock cut No. three, half a mite south of Kalama. Tho clauee of tho explosion will per haps never bo known as the men who wero working at tho drill bole wero instantly killed. About twenty-five mon were working in the cut and from the survivors it is learned that Thomas Graham and Hugh Jamison of Portland, wero loading a twelve foot drill hole with giant bowder, and had put in about ono hundred sticks. It is supposed they lind been tamping tho powdor with an iron bar when tho explosion occurred. Jamison's head was blown off. Graham was blown almost Into Jelly auid "Scotty" Hceney wasblownup on topottho cut.adlitance of fifteen feet. His injuries aro fatal. He was sent to tho l'ortland Hospital. His homo is at Vancouver 13. 0. James York, of Carroll ton Washing ton had his skull fractured. John Bard of Keattlo. had his right arm and right leg brokon. Leo Montgomery, of Seatlo. injured about tho head and body. Artl.nr Hock olt, ol Kalama, right leg badly bruised, Charley Iloiloy, head and loft leg in jured. Uurkoy, scalp wound. BAKER COUNTY WOOL CLIP F.R.ANSON WINS THE BOND SUIT Court Holds the City Suffer ed no Actual Damage by His Failure to put in the Plant. Yery Fine Point Raised Oyer a Conjunction, and Comma Nullifies the Penal ty Clause. FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET Cor. State and Commercial Sts., Salem Ore. Extra Values in Clothing and Hats ware Baker City .Juno 21.-Promlnent home men of this city estimate that tho wool clip of Bak'er county for the prcs- ent'yearwill aggregate 1,500,000 pounds. , Of this amount much of it is already in tl.A n Iiamsao vntrlif fm nintnAfit- A , i t. i ... ...i n,i city of 8alem, and . -. n"7 :"-,. deiendants, whose demurrer was prices are showing a tendency to iru- "' prove. One large firm refused ten and sustained. .., Inr .' ..... .. ?. onn nn i -iB The contention oi tin city was not for ono-imii te.no u -uv.vw pvuuvo uw.. ... . ,i.,., ,l.t fQ,lr UBD1BICCI um uii mo hjuw.j " .-..-.- Judge Burnett today sustained the de murrer In the suit of the city of Salem vs. F. It. Aason and the Baltlmoro bond company for 5)5000 forfeiture, on account of failure to comply with terms of" a charter given him by the city o! Salem to put in an electric light plant. Holmes A Holmes represented the Ramsey & Bingham th wai ehouss here and expects to recei e eleven before long, There has been about 60,000 pounds told hero during the past week. In a period of two weeks sales will aggregate over 200,000. Lee Brother, ono of tho largest grow- to ptrforra worked a forfeiture of the obligation on the part of Mr. Anson, to which the city was entitled as a matter of Justice and protection in granting him a valuables franchise. Without some such protection the city would havo no security whatever for tho performance t At f- ... !. .iMl.l il.flt !.... "12 ulZI 35 j " ' """""'"' te .1.1. -. In., n not ranitt. no tlmv in. lSSUCU garded this section wMI crowded. GRAVITY WATER SYSTEM I The court ruled that there had breti no actual damage done by Anson's fall ure to perform his part of the contract, ! following a caie in tbe l!lst Orcjon re ports. He construed the contract, re quiring tho installation of a 100 horeo- 1 power plant, and to have It in oreration on or before April 1, as two distinct ob ligations, and where there ere two obligations, a failure to perform one I v,ould not cany liquidated damage. I The clauss of the Anson bond defining his liability was s follows, and on this the city sued: SUPPLIES FOR BOER SUFFERERS Nkw Yoiik, Juno 21. An appeal has been issued for money to buy supplies for the women and children of the Tronsvual who havo beon gathered in campion part of tho effort to end tho Boer War. Among tho signers of the npeal aro tho Rev. Dr. David James llurrull, William Van Kenneaeler, Hdwaril Van Noss, Andrew D Parker and Bov. Herman I). Van Brockhulzcn of Pretoria. Tho appeal says there are 22,000 men and womon in the camps and that MB children died in May. Ladies' and gents' Furnishing goods. Our special bargain sale is on till after the 4tii of July. An immense line of men's gloves to select from. The latest in belt buckles, tiairornaments back combs and belts. Crash skirts from 50c up. A large assortment of crash and dust skirts, nicely trimmed, only 75c eacft. Velvet ribbons just arrived. Lots of uw goods just received including dainty dimifc and lawns. We give away -a high grade sewing machine July 31. For particulars see our window. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store First door south of Post Office. NEGROES WAR ON WHITES Gu.NTK.ivti.M2, Ala,, Juno 21. Tho trouble that has been browing between negroes and whites for some time has culminated In tho death of Giotto Montgomery, colored, who wus riddled with Winchester bul lets. Tho shooting gruw out of the nrrout of several negroes charged with burning a barn, as a manifestation of their displeasure towards tho whlto population. A WIND STORM IN KANSAS HjxcUl to The Journal, Baker City, Juno 21. At the meeting of the Common Council an ordinanco was onacieu tor mo consirucuou 01 - ,,,.. ,,,. ,,i p. n An distribution syetem for the new gravity i()n or nj, encc.MOri 0r assigns, shall water system being Installed hero. The we nna faithfully, dulv and fullv, por- dlstributlon system costs about 152,000. form.complete and discharge ssld con- Un mama will bo laid over the entire tractu b.jhepart tox-j city, giving full flro protection to all gnIem c panl ,avI18 B max- parts and ample water for domestic uie jmUm capacity of at least 100 horse ......... ii... nou. .nnr.iv ( tni-niv. nn nownr. ANDthall have the same in actual . .... ,,, .....I. ti f......-f,t. oneratlon and In condlMon to furnUh irom r.i o. ...oF..u.. .... , ,Ug and currcnU CUB. will be located at 200 feot abovo tho tomorg tho route 0, Ug Une8i unori grade of tbe streets. Bids for the dis-, tbe tlrstdny ol April A. D. 1001, then tribution svstem will be received by the this obligation shall be null and void, auditor until June 22, Material must bo AT " Deliver! Dy nepiemuer oo, nu w.e nr. ..-.i., .1.1. PinllBa nf .1,,. bond couneel for Anson and the boud com. uany maintained that the word "and" after tho comna in tho mlddlo of the clause created two separate and distinct 1 obligations while the city cloimed this I clause constituted and could bo con strued as but ono undertaking. The decision of the court is in effect a sup port of tho former contention, founded Ion the use of the word "and" at a die- Laura G. Thomas and Roscoe 0. j junction Instead of a conjunction. Tho Thomas, as heirs of tho estate of Wm, 1 COmuia is before the word and seemed to Cosper, deccafed, havo petitioned the carry tho conviction more strongly in county court oy tnou; attorney, v. 1. tho mind of the court than tho reason. able construction of tho entire clause MS YOU CAN'T BE AWARE Of what you would gain by dealing witi us. That protltablo knowledgo cu come onlv with experience. Our sup erior grafn and feed is tho best that tbt farm and mill can produce. Horses ibJ other animals properly auppliod with it nvorv dav are tzreatlv enhanced in val uo. Short prices aro tho result of qufclt balos. and our business is (ltikk. Ex. I amino our stock of poultry nnd bee sup plies. Sayage & Reid, Seed and Feed Morchants. Snaps 10 in second hand wheels, all of which have been thoroughly overhauled in our repn gents' wheels to choose from finished by December 15. MARION COUNTY PROBATE. 8later, for a dismissal of bankruptcy proceedings or astayiugot such proceed, lugs until a final accounting is made In the circuit court. Final accounts were filed, by John W. Koynolds.executorof the estato of Nancy M. Hepburn, deceased, and tho executor was exonerated from further liability and discharged from tho trust. Mrs. G. Pickens, administratrix ot the estate of D. B, Pickens, deceased, petitioned for authority to eell personal property belonging to the estate, valued at 23.50 and tho petition was granted and proerty ordered sold. PUSHING PATTERSON PARDON shop. 8 ladies' wheels, Prices lrom fcb.00 up. bHIPP &. HAUSBR 28 Commercial Stn-et. Weather Report Fair tonight and Saturday. Warmer Saturday. Wheat Market, 8an FnANCtsco, Juno 20. Cash 07,. Chicago, HI., June 20 -July. 08. F. W. HOLLIS & CO. THE LOW PRICED PURMTURE HOUSE. Finest beer on tht market, has stood the test ol twenty jears and Is CAPITAL BREWERY Finest beer 011 tho market, has stood Hi better than ever. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS Our superior besr, kept lu cold itorape, all orders tilled iromptly, Freo city delivery. CAPITAL ICE WORKS t' Tho purest crystal Ico mada from pure distilled water, at lowest rates. MRS. -M. BECK, Proprietor. Vtm delivery Jr-A IRES WORKS THADB MAHK, WHOJUBBALB & RETAIL ST WIMm-Matw4rtWrt. m CfWer. tt Mtea. Ht our dluUy U " K Srrtls iw " watr. 8Uk waists sal Hato waists. ay jotor ssl AUUK HMMMMrn. CH4MlsetBStkstyl, CUG LEE & CO., 329 Commercial Street. MONEY TO LOAM, TERMS TO SUIT Maxwell & llayden, Moores Block, OREGON BAPTIST AS SOCIATION The Wilhunettu ItaptUt Asfoclnttou uomprlsliig tho northwest portion of the state, will meet In this city on Monday evening at tho First ltapthit church, (or a three days' sesolon, Kev. K, M. Hliiin, of Portland, la the president, and Rev. I.aphmam, also of Portland, is eocre. lary, An Interesting program has beou arraugetl lor this occasion. The Modern Beauty Thrives ou gooi I(kkI aud sunshine, with pleuty of wtorolso in the open air. Her form glows with health aud her faee blooms with Us bauty. II her system nevds tho cleansing action of a laxative remedy ,sha tises the gentle aud pleasant Syrup of Figs, made by tho California Fig Syrup Co. only. Kanmam City, June 21 A special to Mrs. Patterson, mother of tho young Liuu County roan, who was convicted from Douglas couuty,and his sister Mrs. RlinurnllMP. wlin ham Kauvi II..Ir.nnwM tho Htar from Indepeudu.ee, Kos., says: n A(ricAf werobeforo Gow;r Geer A wnd storm creatiul considerable dfty ,n beiiau 0f Patterson's pardon, havoo in Independence. Trees wero up. rooted, outbuildings turned over, nnd United Stntss Senator Dietrich of suittll houses and bams moved from Idaho has left for San Francisco, where their foundations. Fronts of several J he will sail for tho Phlllippines, Guam business houses were sinashrd lu. I and probably Japan, CIRCUIT COURT ADJOURNS Frank W. Jewett vs. H.G. McKinJey, action to recover money, the'defendants motion to strike out parts of the complaiut was argued, and the complainant given until Juno 29 to file brisfs. The suit is an outcome of a land transaction, in which tho contract provided for land in Lane and Douglas to be turned over to Jew ett by McKinley for a valuable consideration, and falluro on part of the latter involved Mr. Jewett in several dif. Acuities, as he had sold a part of the land to another party. Drown, Wrlghtman A Myers aro attorneys for plaintiff and Fleming A Tarpley for the defense. Court has adjourned uutll July 8, GOLD DUST FLOUR MADE OY The Sidney Power Co, SIDNEY OIIKOOX Made for family use, ask your grocers for it. lirun aud shorts ulways on hand. A. T. WALN Agent Capital Bakery 133 Court Street. Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, etc, Dally delivery and eoUi at principal groceries. Pastry made to order. Opppt A I Sunday roast and Baked jrc'jlA-' Beans done freo for our rumouitrtj. Give ua a trial. C. E. Mcllwain, Prop. Extra Deodorized Wood Alco hol, $1.00 per gallon. No. I Oranire Shellac. 30: per pound. Berry Bros. Hard oil Finis!, $1.70 per gallon. Berry Bros. Quick RubbiDil Varnish, 90c per quart Valentine's Quick LeveHfag; Varnish, $1.00 per quart. Valentine's one coat Coackl Varnish, $1.15 per quart. Extra White Glue, 18c p pound. Whiting, $1.75 per 100 lbs Putty in Bulk, 3c per pons! Putty in Bladders, 3 Mr per pound. Lot us figure with you before bajiil"- paints money. :lgi ad and oils. We will save J. Fry's Drag Store Next to rostofllco Balem, Ure. D. tL HuaUlsitr, funtrtl Director. 107 State Street. 'Paoas tttd 2433.SWm Oretoa. Hal dtnet 390 Court. Tboae BUck2t8l. German 4 hall da: sahealrMHt tl. iter month. pastor of Lutheran School. week U ehurh- vs every OH Ratt State street. rW iUv. AMi UlMrtB, lehuruh. Sil9t Uenerat llyrou tariiu ot I.o, Mass., is dead Hay Tools Carriers Slings Forks Pulleys Rafter Hooks Track Hooks And all the necessary tools for handling the hay Quickly and well. We have sets mounted up that you can try for yourself at our store. McConnick Mowers and Rakes Are going out this week like hot cakes The critical buyers always land on Mc Connick goods, for they always ln out In the comparisons, point for point. We are always more than glad to have prospective buyers look them over. I have some great bargains In second hand wheels. $5 00 and up. F. A. WIGGINS ZW Suvwsftir to K. M Croisau and K. F. 255-257 Liberty Street. Pirklinrxt Kliift.il.. b. . i bnaglot, McCormiek Harvwtina machinery, Hussel engines and thrtuhun Tribune bicycles, Standard and White sowing machines wrwners. THE ELKS PLAY THE INDIANS The Elks' baseball tsam went to Chsmawa this afternoon where a game of flvednnings will be played. This is for Uam practice,preparatory to a match game with the Foresters next Tuesday, under Light Presi- The New Officials Following are elected officers the reorganization of the Salem and Power Co.: William MoRao, of Portland, 1CIH. K P. McCornack, of Salem, vice presl dent. Ladd & Bush, of Palem, treasurer. F. H. Page, of Portland, manager. James L. Lambrlth, of Salem, general superintendent. .Magers has returned from Mrs. I, I., Robertson has gone to Turner. Mrs. M.J. Portland. Mrs. Jack Reel of Portland is vUiting relatittu here. Mrs. J. II, Ackerman and daughters have goue to Newport, Mrs. J. Lineey and Mrs. Nellie Lof. ties hav gone to Turner. fllascnand Contractors Our warehouees aro crowded with representative lines of high grado build ing materials. Giuut cemeutaud Roche Harbor Lime a specialty, clean, clear sand and concrete gravel. D. S. BENTLEY & CO Phone 301 3l9IFrontSt Frances G. Parktoff Resident Agent- NEW TODAY. Advertisements under this heal 5c a tine caca Issue FOR SALE Ono Champion binder and one Dearing bluder, by Mitchell.Lewis & StaverCo. C-21-tf WANTED 1 man to work at the North Salem tile factory. Wages $1.50 per day. 0 2lnf Tfia I Itrarnnnl S, I OMlOft Globe Ins. Co.. of Liverpool rut. Wftr. Dftflcli & MerCflOl tile Ins. Co.. of EdlnboiH. Offices in Uie Masonic BuJiDrf merly Reed'a Opera House.; - floor. First door as you Btep out elevator. LOST. A coat oontainlng toad papers, at forks of road near Catholic ceme tery, Leave at Jouknai. office or Li berty store for reward. C 21 St M. R. Moobk. HAVE no parties through tfie country telling my separatots, but at my placo ol business, middle man, and it will pay you to former the profit of sett ttiem at my j thereby giving the f a come and see my separator work be fore buying one 'peddled through the country, as it is the only tuparator made that forces the water op to the top of the separator in a solid body of water. To settle down through tho milk, being tho only way to get all the cream out ol the milk, A. J. Hamil ton, Salem. Ill Court street, opposite new opera bouse. 3d-2w gjim&co. yfZpr;li "Firnn.? an order tor ui' ies. Try .(.oUlUr nnit with til very Fresh Arrivals at Branson & Ragan's. ana a lot line cf American Biscuit Co. sweet goods, an Uneat strawberries that Polk couuty can j roduco. To tha latter, ana wu -.., ,,. tt.nt ! In the store, wletner is sent by messenger, wick--, licltor. is always EP"vjji art high grade, and you ." istake when you oraer i M. T- Tlmcc " ' r' I32 8tste5trti m