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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1902)
LwLwrw iy?i e ?iW 'a -jjM V A itf ! .. Ik ' ' " . nun. i i id ii in ii rim " "" "" ' IITBI &AMAAM ii ., '-v3 ,' ,. -,W w se& p nv W! t. w; W) rv.- :!' 1l &' '. fy' te: h t&-i ,'-V , l. ? i J" .-" .- - .' h- y s .Jr I" fv? &?W,-iL ... ..,. ,. .,, . ' : -- ii 'i . til ' ? "m , U1M i , rLi --rjx-DligtJMM!ItlOOirTMlB' i -' " " j . . - . - - r1ri'rc i Wracoer i and " $is& Sate! tax - - JM)W 3ES3LC33E3I 1 Reduced dLSS J 1 1 l 20 k,ml B,,(i niniI f i J rfJF m V. I V ..Ami flhttttnlnHi. Profit? , 99 ly iyWttlu ,tr'p8itjr!oBnml Persian g mwffiil lliln c-jigns. Many tlifforcnt This Is a Sale Without a Parallel, We s Jit r vcol'' All other wrap- don't want to carry over a single garment. W4JJJU p"8 8rcal y rc'dUcc CO lMIIMMMMarWMITraWiaMMMIIMaailllMMaMilMB f MifWHUUWHnMMIMMl ' jiuiiaM.t-ii!j--.JSfc---et I DRESS -t BUI 1 njB' HOLVBRS SKIRTS At Just Half Pric'e lloro'i one ol tboco balf-prico snaps we told you about In yesterday's paper. Tills Is tho way yra' Clean np the stock. 01 course It means a Ktedi loe, but the same money In spring goods will make it up again. SEE WINDOW tt...!l.U.I,UltUpW I . HOLD-UP ON STATE STREET Three Highwaymen Go Throughjt Salem Mn-On His Way to His Home on New Years Niglit HOLVBRSON'S Dalrvmple's Suite AND. Skfrte MARION COUNTY TREASURY Wo are determined to closo out erory suit and Jacket during January to bo ready (or. entirely new linos uoxt season. Our entire )Ine of this seaion'a latest stylo garments at less than tho pricoif tho mnjerlals. Noto tho dlffercnco between selling prices all soosou and present prices: , . $ 10 Suits or Jackets at $ 6 67. , $ 12 Sufts or Jackets at $ 7 95. $ 15 Suits or Jackets at $ 9 95. $20 Suits or Jackets at $13 34. $25 Suits or Jackets at $16 88. There'll bo lively selling while stock lasts, so wo adviso oarlv nlmosW m eecuro tho plums. In a Flourishing Condition According to Report of Treasurer Downing. Dalrymple's Tho monthly roport of County Treas urer A.L. Dowulng has boon completed. It shows n nourishing condition Jpoxiat In tho finances of Marion county, v tho amount In tho treasury at tho beginning of 11)02 boing 120,310.00 Tho amounts on hand In the vnrioua funds are as ap pended: Special city and boIiooI dist. $ 400 30 General .'. 13,754 77 Gonqral School 5.11)1 54 Indleent Soldier v . d, . 41!) 48 Institute ...;... ;J. . vf .. . . f-'M) 75 TaxHalos 1R5 00 Cash on hand Dec. 1st 20,030 60 Uecolpts 4,285 63 Probate Orders: In tho matter oi tho estate of tiinuia G. Oharlosworth, deceasod, the first ac count of tho administrator, Edward I. Olmrlcstrorth, has been filed. It showed tho present amount of cash on hand from the nutate to bo $554.84. In tho rnsttor of tho guardianship of Nclllo Palmer, a minor, a petition has been filed by Ilonry L. Palmer. Ho is father of tho minor and asks to bo ap pointed bur guardian. Sho Is ton years of ago and possesses an cstato to tho valtio of 500. Tho petition was granted and a bond for ono thousand dolllars filed, Total Dlslin rsemeuts. 26,275 14 4,055 25 w4wtmtjtttu:mttttimiMtfmjMmtmiJHtttttjtit CUT SQUARE IN TWO ttrf'A Our entire line of Genuine Ebony and Silver Novelties of every discription Cofflbs, hair brushes, hat brushes and numerous small nieces. i Sterling Silver match safes, nail files, paper cutters, scissors, stamp uoxes, yanse tags, seals, hat and coat marks. The outlru lnq at Just half, JUmomber our goods aro marked lu plain figures. This salo will coutlnuo until Jan. 1st only. I C. ii,2 H. HINGES THE ORIOMATOR OF LOW PRICES, JtwelM SMI Optlcla 296 Commercial Ht. fttwttmtwmtimtttrimtwmttttnntmnttttmntKj; Cash on hand Jan. 1st 20,310 00 During tho year 100) tho moneys col lected in tho various ofllceS were as fol fel fol eows: Couuty Olrrk . $2,751 55 Kecorder , 2,88170 County Court. Tho com t of commissioners for Marion county convened in regularWaloii to day In auditing tho rogular bill of tho month. Tho Ohlco Nursery Company of this city has filed articles of incorporation with uonnty Clerk Hall, Tho incorpor ators aro, Archlo McCJIII, Malcolm Mc Donald, lil. A. Mitchell, Leon GIrod.of Balcm, and Harvey Bteolns of Chlco, California, Tho olllea of the corpora ttou Is at Ohlco and tho capital stock fftO.OOO. .i i ,,w ,Wi ,ti mmmmm Reform School Insurance Tho IiibUrnuco companies holdlnj polhileson the Htato lttiform Kuhool, where the Industrial building recently burnod was found not to bo covered by tho terms of tho policy, liavodeoldod to repair tho walls of tho main bullOing and restore tho windows injured by tho tiro. Bound Over for Assault. W. K. Smith was tried at Sllvcrton Tuesday afternoon, charged by the Stuto of having committed an assault with a dangerous weapon upon tho person of O. M. Hluklo. Tho cr I mo was committed on Dec. 22d. Deputy District Attornoy J. II. McNary appoarod tor thostato and W. II. Hol moB for the doloudaiit. Tho preliminary hearing resulted In the defendant boing held at $1000, In default of this sum, Smith has been placed In tho county Jail. Ilinklo is said to have but an oven clianco 'for recovory, ho having been stabbodjn tho body tlireo tlmos, Has noUse for Revivals, Nkw Yornc, Jaii-rli conducting tho anniversary sorvlcea lirTfjpcrypt of tho cathedral of St, John tho Divine, on Ca thedral Heights, yesterday morning, Bishop Potter of tho KplscopalVfihuivh paid: . "I do not beliuvo In walch night sorv Icos. While people niny bo repent ant at tho time, tho solemnity of tho hour and the good resolutions aro soon forgotton in tha jol lification which ooinoB with tho birth of tho now year. Nothing is over gained by spasmodic emotion. Because He was a Working man Tliey Refused to Take His Waterbury. Robert Grum, a cook at the Eckorlln restaurant, was hold upontlie-evonlng of Jan. 1, 1003, as llo was going home from bis work and roltoveJ of $4.50. As ho stopped on tho crossing, corner sttteand 12th streets, at 0:30 p. in., ho was halted by tlireo men, who suddenly appoarod out of tho rain and fog. Ono grasped him on cither side and hold his arms while tho third rolzed him from behind, Tho man on the right and the ono on tho left had gnns, and the ono on tho right pushed it in Cram's fa co and said : 'Throw up." "Dig up" said tho oco on tho loft. "You've struck tho wrong man," said Crnra. "Go through him," said tho ono frcm behind. Tho man on tho right changed his re volver over to his left band and with his right omptied all of Crum'a pockets. Crum triedjto got away to tho other side of tho street, whore there wan moro light and ho beard some ono coming. "No you don't," eald tho robbers, and they hold him like a vise'. Don't jqueal or you're dead In youi tracks" said the ono behind cocking a gun. Tho main robber had a rod handker chief over his faco and hesitated when ho pulled out Crum'a nlco silver watch. Ho handed it back with: "you poor devil, you seem to bo a working man and wo don't want your Waterbury, Money Is what wo aro after." T-vo of tho robbers had on over coats and all had hats pulled over their faccB and kopt themselves con cealed us much as possible, keeping their victim looking straight nhoad and LEGAL 1 QUESTIONS JAD Perfection of Defto' tions of Lanl leifj For Tax Sale- Alust bejhde to Make Tax Sales Vatiat Law. I The Exports" HesumeTjlir Labors in the Sherjfs Office. Tho tnak of compiling a consolWad delinquent tax roll, representing unpd taxoa duo Marion county forthopt ten yeors, was temporarily suspend by tho county court xuesuay evening. Ab tho work progressed, Judge Scd discovered, upon a careful investigate of tho rolls, that the property deEcrlfi tlonBof tholandllabloto salo for doiln quont taxes, particularly Jfor thoyarJ 1800-1.2, were, lu many instances, Im perfect and Incomplete and would ron der the sale thereof of doubtful effect without arovliion of such propoity de scrintlons. Tho correcting of tho de scriptions necsssary to make this prop ortv saleable, raised the legal question as to tho authority of tho court or other couutv cfllcers to perform tho work. Tho court now has tho ques tion under consideration and will submit It to legal authority from whom a decision will likely bo received within u few days. In tho meautime, Experts Clark and Buchanan have resumed the examination of Sheriff Durbin'a books. Tnu blame for tho incomplete and cnrelesMy propped mild in the early nineties, nsto property descriptions, can hs dirocvly traced tn llo n-noseor who complolcd tho rolm. Tho blame should also bo jointly shared by tho members of tho county court who at that time ac cepted tho rolls in suoh condition. Judgo Sjott says some newspapers havo given out on erroneous statement in representing that he, as county judgo I (done, had ordainod tho compilation of tho consolidated roll, llo says tho otlior members of tho court wore consulted before tho work was begun and both of tho commissioners omlorsod the plan GREAT RBDUCTION SALE OF DRVG00DS AND SHOES ti i. Hmritstom fornoarlfft1,Hlotosl0 advortleo roductlon Bales during this month fcr" o?o to Lep Wrcaat of the times, wo InauRuratethls Great itedu'. UodBalo that will ocllpsoW"" n,M of our D0 ln tb,B c,,y- GENUINE REDUCTIONS - READ THEM: YARNS-Btist brands, tfpoWBkoins, 18o Uio skein. rmttETS-JFrom 21 conte uhgol " ol tho now stylos only 48 cents. BEDSPREADS-At 75 couteftlit are full else. Tho equal of any dollar spread In in the town. 1 Ono-thlrd off on furs. wWr and drees ektrts. Towels from 4c up. 25 por cent off on mUBlln tidorwoar. 20 per cent, t ff on shoes au uats. Greenbaum s Dry Goods More Next toor to Post Office. Benicia Rotary Disc Plows Scour Every where... Tli (luwtloa Is still occasionally asked it the plows will scour tit any Mud of toll. Our mi answer is to refer you to the taw who ate ustagthoiu, Among rtweat purchasers are Mr. Jos. Darrar, who was n single dUo la uso out south on the Ankeny bottom, lie hat n con siderable "white land" which makes tho hardest pulling of any we have struck yet, unlwe It U"the Muck Land, Mr. l)a?rr tuteiida lulug three horts on tho alagledUc and will cut 13 Inchea ot soil, K. ltim awp with much low effort than tha same " will draw s 14-lncU ohllll plow, whlob, as wo all know, tr but 1 Inchea. Then too, as Mr. Drw ys, the ground Si turnod dtHHr, ami left Ih muob better coodltlou, wi b4MW ha ms pt ("to th fluids In Win fall IwmxAIaUly alter the hrvst, no matUr how hard the around and do geo4 wotk, without waiting for tha rains, Mr. ClarMM Slatsral, Bear Macleay, ( HSiftg a two dc lu tha hills and (eru rti. m U mwa tha plwwd with tho work Out itlow k dolne Uiru. It uiakea a, Vow4t out root and all, Imyirk nu part m k wirow to "brwik"' 4 by mv ot m vfmMy jhapJ mold board tarns the Mil mip!6tly under. Hocks, toft Mr, WtMwal Myu, u.ake ho Jliriio. tVta f4ow sitHidy nuahlue lttMt tM. If umll, or rawbg over and I Mrs. Geo. II. llurnott Is visiting frionds in Portland, Kugono Carter, tho bllllanl expert died in Chicago of lung trouble, agoil -la. Rev, M. M. While and wlfo loft today on the Pomona for Oregon City and Portland whoro thoy will visit J. P. Mcnefeo. It Is aunounced that W. K. Vandor hilt expects his daughter, tho Duchess ot Marlborough to pay a visit to Idle Hour at Oakdale, L. I., shortly altor tho coi eq uation ol tho King ol Kngland, NEW TODAY. COW EUll SAI.K-Uood mllkor, (roshj with or without call. 8am Ludi, cor. Front and Center street at blacksmith shop. 12 ttO-tlt Wood WANTED.-30 dox. iAsirhorn ckizs, Addrtxa W . O, Prlco, Lyons place hi Garden Road, Salem, Or. 1-1! Iw-dw. oi. liure blood Hrown Will tako them weekly. HUFF Cockerels $1 60 to I.RGllOUN-lJiift Wyandotte -Ki per sotting us Turner Poultry $2.00- uars si. mi ...' a .-.' . -l Zw " r soiling useu queen oity broodi r, gon. Yurds, Turner, Ore- 1-2 3t WANTHD.-A blacksmith shop In small I)1 village or will av do fialeiu Oregon. Komi location to will pay cash Jf I buy. John Tiemens. ulkl ono 12 ill Down on Ills Luck Nkw Yohk Jan. 2. Sir Edward Wat son, tho young English Knight, cousin of Designer Watson of tho Shainroik. who attempted to end his llfo with acid lu n Itrlghton Reach car lato Tuesday night, will recover. At tho Soney hospital, Urooklyn, tho Doctor said tho man would be out In a oouplo otdays. Watson failed to explain wiiy no toon tno poison. He has, been arraigned In tho Itutlor streot court on a charge of attumptod suicide. Wutsou is a son of nu Kuglish clergy man and is himself an educated man. Ho is a mechanical engineer. Ho came to this country six months ago to raako tils fortuuo, He had tho frlendslifn of Miles ilronaou, suiierlutendent of the Harluin branch of the New York Cen tral road. Brou-ion is Sir Edvdrd'a cousin. Tho young Kulght at first refused tho offer of u position with tho Control Three mouths ago ho accopted a position wllh Dunn .t Richards. Ho lost thlu place and has ilnce been uuable to get work. bio Interruption c( their gamo, which was a vory bold ono at n busy time of tho evening on oneof the main streets of tho city and within two hhrks of tho stale houso. Hut there was no home or storo lighted up near by mil Mr. Crum could not have madu himself heard, When tho robboroere, throjiJj B0arclniig1orF.,iui,er, Crum wanted to go on towards hla homo at cornor 2Jlh and Wators street, but Ihoy would not lot him. At tho muzzlo of a revolver ho was ordornu to go back to the S, P. Co. statioii, wlilch ho did and then wont up Mill streot, and homo to his family and notified them of his exporienco. Tho hlghwaymon disappeared In the othor direction, Mr. Crum told are porter ho wb novor so glad to part com pany with anyone In his llfo. He thinks theywero tramps but very dosporat chainoters mid thoroughly understood their huainctis. WILLAMETTE HOTEL AlMVALS Robinson Bell, 8. F, Goo. O. Yornn, Eucgno OW Cottam Oakland, Cal. II H Emerson, Portlands- J S Bush, 8. F. I BUrt Foyo, Minneapolis,'""1" O A Forr, N. Y. I Dr Richardson nnd WlftOIt). MIbb Richardson, do.f G N Patterson and Wty o. Paul Mnrnachand(iuo. J J Dalrymplo. do. I .III Albert nnd wlfePd. J O GrlflUh nnd wlfdj A Master Iwls Grlflfthdo. AT Gilbert mud wlfb,p. Carloton Gilbert, do! T Ford, do. I , II N Btoudomeyor, fplmiawa. 0 Y Gaum, Portlagd. l?lchard Golden nnifie, Harry Morso and wfla WmKlttlomnu, t; Horry McFaydon oBdllio, Meltlllo L Collins,! Robert Craig, I MissGracoMoLeodT Mlo Kato Medingsr, Miss Leoto Blnclai Horaco Rushby, Old ed Prouty. Co. Wheat Market, Chicago, Jnn, 2 Wheat, Dec, 78? May, 82,. San Frnucieco Jan. 2. Wheat, steady May, IOOJb'. Spot, firm, $1.05. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADS BY The Sidney Power Co, fllDNlY OBKGON Made for family use, ask your groceri for It. Bran and shorts always on hand, A. T. WALN Affent Yea cart be aired of anj tully, lie made wen, i iitw life and vluor by tint itukca weak m.j tes pounda In ten uai fm of tobarcolialnr oi irouff. Many en ir. niatrntiic. mil Ug HO-TO-BAU, am Orer fl 00,000 Ot Etiarauteea. idook- unrcii Biittu,inu aSMHDY CO.. ChlcanS: New YOtlC AU draireUta. t aud advice 1'KIUC cmtd Fanny McComb p re McComb of $4,00),O0O buques Honog. itf i i ehter of Mllllon- Is, Ferry risked a tj marrv Lewis keoplng their eyos poelod for any poeid- (nj authorized him to tako such action in relation to tho collection of such de linquent taxes as ho might deem neces sary nnd effective When tho court has made a thorough investigation and an honest endeavor to collect upon theep defective delinquent rolls, it leels Unit It shall have performed lia duty, TIrocdllplteW'"oTTnla, del Inquon t roll which requires tho uso by the ex perta of tho tax rolls In Sheriff Durbin's olllco, has brought about a renewal of tho recent controversy between that I officer mid the meinbors of tho county court. Requisition was mado on Sheriff Diirbln by tho oxporta for all tax rolls for tho years 1800 to 1000 Inclusive but he refused to surrender all of tho rolls. He dolfvered tho rplla to nnd In cluding 1801 but "'will not pormit tho 1805 and 1800 rolls to leave his de partment until his collections on tlioco rolls havo beon duly checked. Sheriff Durbin assorts that ho will not allow tho rolls for 1897-8-0 and 1000 to bo takon from his offico until after the ex perts havo completed tho examination of his records. Ho feels that the work of examining Hies accounts of the various officers Bhould not be Interrupted and sido tracked by any otlior proceeding and will resist 'the effort so far as tho romoval from his office of any other tax rolls Is concerned. ..vt. a . a mrM m nnn rmjm wuiur n.-r...w III IM H t I ! I I IIIMH IIPI lit. tee. Genuine stamped Btware of the "aomethl AU PnnUU. IC Nevtr sold In bulk. tt who trit to itU jijjut as awd." ...Cheap Wood... Cottonwood cut from largo sound trcoe, $2.50 per cord. Llmltod amount for Bale. Call early nnd seo tho wood, D. S. BENTLEY & CO Pnose SOI 319 Fro I COt1,OMT '"&&$... OASTOItlA, Berti 4 IM M "in HH AlfftJB BSgU If nmlt or ra! t m tUJajisUail aT f im iya" taikiiw Wt hU liwiulr M4h 8 M !. Y? bv yettohwr. Of wca me, Atr, oihipui . ifa.Mj uumMMS. ff4 tagiA terijfceltattl. VrV swawis mmh4 awWrW pHtKtt' V Mjmkw't, who are au tatr4d in vw im pww wrst i me jhiw, Mfs ttMM mtwW M um tao-'-airt ra th hill, it iFm ayHty, I ft, our i ftm wm bfw Mir km ,H irmr how rw rlMfM4N. itwwow ' W4M wtM na WMbt Mtly isrii iiwwk , owti or Uk nkm't W, OOUH XHD SKIS VfL F, A. WIGGINS fMB, MmMMC7, INNi iVMat, Smumti . HM . uaggMMujMa ausjf SJBjt KsgafHSaaiBKHBv vy r-pr tj tt-- mmmmmmmKmamMmmmmaammmnmmm oJb Four Hundred Millions. Nkw Yoiik, Jan. 2. Canada Is boing congratulated on tho progress mado lust yoar, says the London correspondent of tho Tribune The fact that public de posits in Canadian banks amount to 1400,000,000 is considered romarkable. and the Morning Post looks to the timo whon tha foitllo acres of tho Dominion will solvo the whole question of the Bri tish food supply which is tho nightmare of so many zealous K)litlclans in Eng land. "Horo surely" says tho Post, '-Is room for British capital aud oiurgy to solve a problom not merelp of the ereutaat importance to tho Internal development of the Dominion, but also to tho welfare of tho empire. As a whole, its solu tion would be facilitated by tho conspic uous loyalty of Canada, whereof soma,, examples have recently beon afforded." llvvr Am Tonr Uluneyt I Closed For Invoicing. 8. Friedman's Rackot and auction store, opposito Ladd & Bush's bank, hns been closed for a few days. Dur ing this time the goods on hand will bo invoiced, and the stock assorted. Tho U. 8. district court has decided It is no crime to utter notoe of defunct Canadian banks. O A. e rf, O 3EU 3C 1. . Btu$ ta f IhJ Kid You Hara Alwars Bwglj wgutore cf && Theutorona. lO-cnnt cigar litlio kiml thiit mitf. Ry.far thn hostpid always on hand. Ajyr, JIucJkijjujd(fSalw----n' " St- Elmo Reslaurant ml up tho best mals in tho city nn tft notice. Meals rit any houjr durlugHtray. V D. E. Iluntsln JFuaeral Iilrtctor. 107 flat Street, 'Phoneiu2423, SalemOreioa. yi dtnee 390 Cour'Phone Dlnck 2181. "pson & Ragan aro maUinJawcialty of nlco goodi in bulk this wet Best buck wheat ft ur in quantityinow whlto salt in bl. Heinzea Bwenlcklen, and minco niVat tho finest Inio market In bbl. Gene old faahlonciye hominy 3 times n wt etc. f Good Things for . . c Christmas Aro waiting for you horo. Wo lun confectionery, plum puddings, null raisinu. mlnco meats, and u host of good thlnus that nro all ready for tho table. or that yon will need In your GhrlstmM cookery. If you order early, yon will M euro to havo them ready In tlmo. llo suro nnd seo our ihio assortment ol ChriBtmas cookery. M, T Rineman Phone 111 132 Stat Street Always Open. and sorvlng tho boat meals nt tho Whlu Houso Restaurant. Tako your nsij meal there. Open day nnd night. Un-to-dnte.-Cflcltal City flour It no superior, try It. Sold by all groctl JXSSS2)SXSSX3 -JffOU BAB9AINS EVERYTHING. 1 1 a K IT. if A HAPPY NB YEAR TO ALlii EABNBY HV1 rAminnrrtiil Cf M -w VVUMIIVIIUI Wt .1 GILLniORB THE FAIR STQti Egpn mimmmm&mmmtm-' X -y MRfe JUST HINTS our shoes are high grade but not high priced m Ladies Vici Kjd if eel foxed N0vO Lasta BMB'ty, square tip, call (or this shoe, it is oiif3.00 and slock No. 7.'. Cj Fv b G O AA Slklt SSSSSSWBv- r . .iSBT n IBiBlBiaBBBBB I 1 Wll I It Nk fit -iiiinrTri i ir nwnrrwjitw - I- JgilP sWic3l kIHBH " -til )V n'"" IJ imn mtmn.imu JHLOB nn 275 Commercial St., Salem Oregon i t ijl lfcs sheiis made plainS P St f toe adajted tor Ladies H ll!j v with tei,er feet a sure W 111 IbkA cure for corns, made M i " kJUUkUTPfvV ,U " l r W;1S Hlr from Danso, stock IS likv Boston 4pe. m C OM T A NV . SWSMir ii i iSBT - 11K JM. JH flSi ISEl am BB ! m! f TJIII '" j yymMiium m iwwwiirrrrmMiigMTwsj iiiirniniiiwwiMiniiiiiiiiM m iimi rrwi Our Jumbo is made of Vici Kid stock and made wide with an ex- e-WWAjH ..UIJKS. tra large ankle for tleshy people