The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 11, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextKfcVlvJ -v."- rn I UNa iM7. rw A" ftsuttfidUMOmi RaBf33BlGffl0EHn!KHHIHISlM3ffi SALEM WOMAN'S DEATH 1 HARYARD VICTORY NULLIFIED Cutts, the Famous Tackle, was Ineligible. STORE THE PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. rtl &' Remnants One Half Price... Scorns at '.sngn evoryono was waiting for this salo. Evory short piece of dross goods that lately ac cumulated has been placed on the bargain counters. Thoro'll bo lively telling hero today. 60 goods 23c yd CO goods 30c yd 75 grinds 37c yd it 00 good GOoyd 160 goods 76c yd Free to Our Customers Wo'ro going to give away froo each day to the poreon making the largest cashHpurchaso, a piece ol Gonulno Rozane Art Ware. Tots waro Is now ou exhibit at onr store. Mrs. Savago made the largest pur chase yesterday, E1 VKBY BOD V is talking about our bargains In the Uoraoi depart ment. We know they would, i Kntlre stock of the famous Hoynl Worcostor Corsets at tale price, Straight Fronts and Girdles 45c each The kind other stores afk you 76c for. Splendidly made and trimmed with laco. Colors pink, blue, white, drab and black. Unlaundried Shirts 37c each 1 The regular COc kind, Thoy are the bt'ft 60-centor wo kiiow of. The material Is good and tho workman ship such as you seldom get outaido of dollar shirts. All t izon and sleeve lengths. 37c each Holverson's Every garment In the cloak and suit department reduced one-third Holverson's :XSIfiWQCCtsXIaXMMK Dalrymple's Suite AND Sfcirte Wo aro determined to closo out every salt and jackot during January to bo Toady for untlroly new lines next season, Oar entiro line of this season's latost atvlo irarraonts at less than the price cl tho materials. Nolo tho dlfferonco hot ween selling pricos all soason and present prlces: $ 10 Suits or Jackets at $ 6 67. $ 12 Suits 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. Thoro'll bo llvoly selling while stock lasts, so we advise early choostug secure tho plums. to Dalrymple's j CONTRACT VIOLATED Action Taken tin the Case of the State Fair Board vs Denham. P. P. Talklngton, and J. 0. (loodalo, who were sureties (or It. T. Dunham, contractor of tho Stato fair ground buil dings, have fllod tholr answer to tho complaint made against thum by tho Stato Board of agrlculturo. Tho com plaint nllegos that B. T. Denham failed to completo his contract to comploto and ropair sovoral buildings at the fair grounds, thereby damaging tho Hoard in tho sum of 1 100. Othorsums wcro ex pended in completing tho buildings, etc, and tho jndgmont is asked for f 1135,21, with Interest from Sent. 18, 1901. Theso allegations aro denied by tho defendants, who hold that the contract was violated by tho plaintiffs, In that tlioy paid Donham In full for his services boforo tho time stipulated in tho con tract, without tho knowlcdgo of the surotlos, and in conecquonco thoy should ho released from any liability In tho matter. J. 0. MoNary, Brown and Wrightman aro attorneys for the defen dants, Oaraon and Adams .for tho plain tiffs. CRISIS SAFELY PASSED Germany and Venezuela Friends Again. Bkiu.in, Jan. 11. Tho Gorman Veno zuolan crisis is now rogarded as prac tically ovor. Tho Gorman warships Stein and Moltke wore today ordorcd to leave West Indian waters. DOES NOT DISAPPOINT Caused by Explosion Steel Range. of a Mrs. Browor, formerly the wife of B A. Wltzel of Turner, died ou Dec. 20, 1001, in Trinidad, Colorado, as the result of a torriblo accident. Since last fall she has boon living there with her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Bryan at 233 Walnut street. About 7:30 on tho morning of Dec. 1G, Mm. Brewer was nrenariiiK cakes for breakfast nt tho steel range in thokttch' en when it suddenly exploded and in lured her sovorelv. Tho explosion was caused by the freezing of the pipes lead ing from the stove to the hot water tank. The explosion knocked Mrs. Brewer to the floor with great force and bIio was struck in tho face with several piec38 of the stovo. which tore hor uppor jaw en tirely Ioobo and penetrated almost to tho baso of tho skull. Tho range was com pletely demolished by tho force of tho explosion, which also tore the doors hi tho room off of their hinges and broke windows in other parts of tho house. Mrs. Bryan, who was dressing tho ctill dren in an adjoining room, was nearly thrown to tho floor. Tho room was filled with emoko from tho range, and Mrs. Browor was carried out unconscious in a torriblo condition. Slio was taken to a hospital, middled five days later from her injuries. Mrs. Brewer spent the greator part of her life in tho Willamette Valloy, being mombor of tho Hurlburt family, at Boston, Mass., Jan. ll.-Presldint Hollls of Harvard has given out a letter in which ho acknowledges that Cutis, Harvard's famous tacklo was inollglblo at tho time o( the annual game between Yale anl Harvard last Novombor. Cutts gavo boxing lesions lor pay aud la therefore), a professional. Cutts In a lottor printed today also admits that he was inollglblo at tho tlmo tho game was played. Ho says he for got nil about giving boxing lessons when thocaso was undor consideration. Albany. AROUSE PUBLIC SPIRIT Editorial Adopted from Baker City Paper. Has Some Application But Salem Has a Commercial Club. m a si a E n S3 0 n n 33 U 88 P W m SI rji B B! E3 El E9 fJ S3 ra 0 S3 rs 51 ta .a JL (WIIE CHICAGO Store has certainly been n WONDER for the amount of Capital Invested, it is sare to say that no store on the American Continent has ever done such a wonderful business. It Is evident In this enterprise that the people appreciate sterllne values, honest dealing- and Rock, Bottom prices, which Is the foundation of this store. After Xmas we expected a slack-up In bnslness but the people come Just the same. We are here to meet them and welcome them and will give them the Hoods just exactly as advertised. : : . ...SPECIALS FOK MONDAY ONLY... At 3k At 25c At 35c Beet American Blue Calicoes, pretty Patterns, stripes and figures. Regular prico 7c. Friday's price, .3 j.Qe Boys' Sweaters, Fancy Striped Collars doulilo thread, woven heavy and thick. Kegiilur COc, Friday's prico . . .25c Full elzn BlnnkelB. 80ft and Fluf fy. Regular prico COc, Friday's Price 35C SOI MVOY BROS... COURT STREET, SALEM, ORE. ESt2k3raHranim-3HraBlKE2KHHWHJiHHHHM: PORTLAND THUGS GLOOMY The New Discovery for Cat arrh Seems to Possess Re markable Merit. Ie Wish K011 a Long, Happy New fear And Incidentally wish to call your attention to tho fact that we aro still dolus host watch repairing and old lewolrymado Into thonowest fashions hi this tho city and our prlcos are alio the most roaionahlo. pricos. We aro the origlnatoru of low Watches Cleaned 75c Main Springs 75c AND WAKKANTKI), . CHAS K. HINGES itttffifK Oregon Fire Relief. The Oregon Flroltellof Association has Just complotod a vory successful yoars' work, Thero has been duiing the year 1001 a net Increass o( insurance In force of woro than two and one half million dollars. Coma to tho annual meeting next Tuoiday.January 14th at the Opera Home in McMtunvllle and learn othor faots regarding tbo business done, B01110 tiueitionsof yltual Importance to tho welfare of tho Association will be con sidered, All members who can arrange to do so, should bo present. 1 8 -tt w Sheriffs Sale Sheriff Durblir today sold at public aucticn IH.08 acres located in tho 1). L. 0. of Dunlul Bt John and wlfo to II. J. Ottonholiner for itUO, Tho rale was to satltlya Judgmout In favor of Anulo Tlllson against Kdwlu and Kdgar (Irlm. Death at Poor Farm. I). W, Walker, an tnmato of the poor houso died thereof old age Wodnosday and was buried today, EitDmUYour Hawaii With L'nicitr!. Oaudy ctlirllo, our coiuilpatlou foroter. I9o.6o. ltd. 0.0, fall, drutilm rf urn) monsj Prince Victor To Visit Us Nhw Yoiik Jan 10. I'rlnco Victor of Savoy leaves Borno, Italy, next weok for a trip to thu United Slates, accord ing to n dispatch from Home to tho Journal and American. Tho I'rlnco is fourth In lino of Hitccosulon to the throno of Italy. Ho is ono of tho most accomplished cavalry olllcers In the Italian army and will he remembered also as having wounded I'rlnco Henri o( Orleans In a duol in Paris, tho duel being brought about through insults to Italian prison. ers In Abyssinia in tho columns oHhu Paris Figaro. Prince Victor visited tho United Status lu 18U7. It was rumored throughout Italy that ho was sent to Amur leu to break oil an unfortunate uttuohinent. The uncle, King Humbert, however, is bollout'l to havo sent him to learn as much as ho could of thu institutions of America, especially the military octal). Ilshmeuts, as I'rlnco Viutor it ilestiutd for n military career. It Is gonorally beliuved lu Bo mo, how ever, that Prince Victor returns to enrry wonl that thu consent of his royal cousin, now King of Italy, has luon given to a marriage with an American heiress. tv V M B I G S 7X I WlllMHIMMIlf 1-8 off on every purchase biggest Bargains eyer known Now is the time to buy shoes The nicest made Wrappers in S a I e m w i t h washable cor-' set waists, all included in the bi? reduction. 3.50 shoes oaw J.oa V have tl.o best shoes In town for stoat ladles, to on customers say I tke latest tailoring and the best material in our Men's clothing We save Dandy new Yoke Overcoats. $5 to $20. Men's Suits $4.50 to $20 & Muslin Undorwesr. Kmbrolderle eono ra cheaper. None ara prettlsr, Yes we have th nicest drs Roods or vr have th cheapest dress jjoods Jmt what ever suits your puraa and faucy, all Included lu this big sale. 11.00 per yard Dresa Goods now 8Te. Thwo only illustrations of thu big general itduutwn. ate ISTOOKTON'R - " -, -- " - .'I .prWiiVjf A now catarrh euro has recently np poarcd which so far as tosted lias been remarkably successful in curing all forms of catarrh, whether in the head, Wade and Dalton Fast. Breaking throat, bronchial tubes, or in stomach and liver. The remedy Is in tablot form, pleasant and convenient to take and no special secrecy is maintained n to what it con tains, tho tablet being a scientific com bination of lllood root, Bed gum and Imtlar valuable and harmless autl Boptios. Tho safo mid effective catarrh euro may be found at any drug store under the namo of Stuart's Oatarrh Tablets. Whothor tho catarrh Is located in the nose, throat, bromhlal tubes, or stomach the tablets suoin to act with equal succoss, removing thu stuffy feeling in head and nose, clearing tho mucous membrane of throat and trachsa from catarrhal secretions, which cause the tlokllng, coughing, hawklugand gagging so annoying to every catarrli sutforer. Nasal catairh generally leads to ulcera tion, in some oases to such an ex ton t as to destroy tho nose entirely and iu many old rases of catarrh tho bones of tho head become diseased. Nasal catarrh gradually extends to tho throat and bronchial tulws and very often to tho stomach, causing that very obstinate trouble, catarrh ot tho stomaeh. Oatarrh Is a eystomlo, poison, In hereiit, iu tho blood, aud loca washes, dpuches, salves, inhalers and sprays oau havo no effect on tho real cauiool tho disease. An internal remedy which acts upon tho blood is tho only rational treatment aud Stuart's Oatarrh Tablets Is the safest of all internal remedies, as uell as the most oonveuient ami satis factory from a luedloal standpoint. Hr. Baton recently stated that ho nad suocttstfnlly used Stuart's Catarrh Tablets iu old ohronle oases, even where ulceration had extended so fni as to destroy the septum 0! the 1100. He 84)6, "1 am (deasautly snruritttl almott every day by the ezcellant results from Stuart's Oatarrh Tablets. It Is remark. able how effectually thev lemovAil.. the MctMsivo secretion and brimt about a healthy oondltion of the mucous num branes of thu note, throat and stomauh. All drngultts roll complete trvatment ol the Tablets at 60 cents and a littl book glvinn the symptoms and sautes of the rarlous forms ol catarrh, will be mailed free by addressing F. A. Stuart Oo., Marshall, Mwb. 17911 D, E. Hunt Jlattr. FuatrsJ Dlrtr. 107 stt Srt.'PIalit4a4ja3.54lmOrnos. BtiJ dtfl( 390 Court. 'Pbms BUtkltai. Plans for tho execution of Wado and Ualton still contlnuo, although the actual construction ol tho gallows will not commence until within n few days of the date of tho hanging, January 31, Thero was unearthed yesterday a mech anism which was ueed in Multnomah County some years ago at an execution, to spring tho trap. The trap wasoprung by electricity, but tho apparatus is clumsy nod probably will not bo used, as thooplnion ot Mr. Kmery in that there might be a hl'.ch. Ho is in favor ot the simplo mechanism which was used at thu Green execution tn Washington eomo wcoks ago, An iron rod extended under thu trap, and operated by moans of a lever above, moving tho rod so as to releaso tho trap, ft is as effective as tho inoro complicated method and loss liable to get out of order. Wado eeeniB less cheerful than he did a few days ago. Tho confinement is evidently telling on him, for ho is loss talkative and looks haggard and. worried At the present time, it is likely that Dalton will stand the strain hotter than his companion. Neither man is now allowed to road tho papers. Dalton is not a loeor by tliip, as lie never read them much, but Wode mUses his reading ot tho dally nows, and moro particularly that concerning his crimo or coining punishment. In a way, he has gloried iu eeelng his name mentioned. They are allowod all tho books nud maguisiiies they want, but neither caus much for them. Dalton constantly reads the Rihle and Wudo spends much of his timo in sleeping or taking a nap ou his bunk. Court Of Arbitration Nkw Voiik Jan. 1 1. William II. Skyward, secretary of tho National As sooiation of Huildera, makes the an nouncemeut that having submitted his plan of arbitration of building strikes to individual members of tho building trades unions and employers organiza tions, he has now arranged to submit it to tho organisations themselves. His plan contemplates a oourt of arbitration with paid ollleors, for the settlement f labor disputes. Mrs. Lou Hatch has returned from a visit to the California Christian Sjieneo churches. She was present nt the Oak land church dedication, DON'T lt)BACCoSI'n and S M O K B Vnnrl If..,,. ...... I you ran t cuitM of an r form of IoUiwm W5 new Ilf, oU lor Ly ULiiig HO.TO.BAO fyJ. Al.dnig.iMi. JuVww,?"' SuSSilY cov f -K &'" SPRUNG mhuy CO., tbk'4w or New Yotk, 7 NEW TODAY. t! storm. Shoes that will wear well. Embroideries and laces, new patterns. Dress skirts, all wool for little money. Hosiery in wool or cotton, best values. Furs-one'third reduction in price at Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to Post Office. Havo you Btudied the varvlnn nros- sarrPr7P;?ri'l;;!RI'I'er bicycle capes and ride through Such examples aro overywhoro. Co operation in community affairs is cheap. It la not by any means a money propo rtion, although often in carrying out the plans of a progressive community, expenditures ot smalhsume aro involved, which fall very lightly if.all tho mem hers of tho community are enlisted in the cause. If all tho peoplo are educated to a lino seneoof public interest, things patsed before without notico will quickly ap peal to them. In the ordinary courso ot business, they will havo a mind to pub lic good, and regulate their conduct accordingly. When this public spirit is rampant It is also much sasler for all tho constitu ents ol a community to bo kept in lino for any effort necessary. When public opinion ia aroused, individuals will not daro to brook it by holding out for somo nolicy not regarded with favor. Thero Is no coercion poeslblo except such as may bo brought to bear by nn offended peoplo treating a refractory business man with disdain in huBiuecs dealings. But tills punishment is sal (lclotit, as is oiton proven. Combination of intelligence nnd on ergy ie nocoasary. But whoro on tho faco ot the western quartor of tho globe ia found moro -promising resources than hero whoro there is an abfenco of public spirit quito galling to any 0110 appreci ative ot tho portents of tho future? Nature's pet has flourished for many years, but tlmo always brings the day when Nature's favors aro counter balanced by tho energy nnd pluck of man. If tho full mewl of prosperity is to bo enjoyed, public spirit must bo stimulatod. People must awaken to n study of what will benefit tho community, which is often complex and requires careful consideration. If n spark oi public life existed here, a stirring chamber of com merce would be organized, with plenary powers, and closely upon this prepara tory work would follow support ol a half dozen public enterprlBes hanging over the community with eablu ominousnoeB as dofeat seems iu store, or with resplen dent brightness when consummation is promised. INTERNATIONAL POULTRY F00 A mcdlcaei poultry food which gives the most remarkable results, It prevents disease. It cures chlckeo cholera. It .really Increases the cgc production and It make chlckcos grow vry rapidly. Put up la 25c, 50c, $1,00 size packages, aud 25 pound palls. :::::::: : TIIE WONDERFUL EGG PRODUCER The groat increaso In productlo opg9 has given "International Poultry Food" n wonderful roputatlon throagl uverystato. Wo guarantee that it cannot be fed to lions nt any timo, wfnte summer, without shnwiug n larg? increase in eggs. You do not have to uci food nt nn extra expeuso because tt will make you moro monoy alter doduc its cost. One extra csrjr oer mi will ray the entire cost of feci and it often more than double) Supply. Itcouiatnsno poleonorj Injurious ingredients; lias vory iij lor inorits. It Gives a Glossy Plumage; It prevonte rlcknoss, promoteii health, causes young chicks to J very rapidly, Invigorates thodlgc organs, supplies material for T mtiBcIo and feathers, nnd is benefllclal during moulting sear 11 invigorates tho egg.prouucn gans ana hons will lay moiu in I It will proparo your chickens fi market moro rapidly than any preparation and has been usel yeara by prominent chicken bre Remarkable Cash Gurante Which it printed on every lube Hoy, pay for, and 11 so ono uox or qno ou com hox, or onej Biz.) box of "International I Food" aa directed and if it fl luiuuour claims write to our pay anyone $1,000 iu cash if wi We will Minneapolis, M After Over-indulgence get your stomach and liver into proper condition by us ing this renowned old family remedy Beecham's Pills. SoM Krw-wWrr-Iu lx lo-. and Me. and we will rotund vo-ir rmnov refine to live up to this agroement I.NTKKKATIONAI, F03l Co Also Cheapest to Use. if";.3? . To , , cont.alc,, m '?e(i? flir 12 owl'' Oar $1.00 size box co h ,u iKaV' 'T;.",' r'TPy"1' Pfr box for sonv --.- w iim ! wriivniii w luc-nia dumper than feeds for lortlj. 15 cents 10 J foods for 25 cents is certainly ver win tu-ia iu cenis a monui to leeu -SOLD BY- J&u "V" 3k. C3S-3ES &Z Xt3ES3C c.inu .Maury sur-piies 01 ai:Kiaj$. latersatloasl Stock Food, OAL.CI'1, "-. . QD Sewing Machines For Rent... We have new machines for rent by week or month-complete with attach ments. W 0 rent a great many maoitiaes, and onus a customer always a ousioruer with us. If you need a maehlno call aud ! us. Wheat Market, Chtcttco. Jan. 11 Wheal.. Inn.. TOJ.. May, 98 and 83. '" San Francisco Jan l'. Wheat, firmer ,,5ll,V- Dee. 1.13J; Spot firm f vim. YOUNU MAN TO TRAVKL-3"uTv fSOiunuth ami expenses. Snd re--ferewes A.Wwm PlouBh-Williani8 Co. Manhattan Uldg. Chicago, l u i,J SPUAYINU-and dera at Finigan, pruning Leav eor- . . .. ,---- nm... uersat uray Brothers. HialurJa ....1 1 11 ml. Branson & Ragan fr?JBl1Jt"B peUy of nied goods in bulk this w. RBt bwk wUiT skwr 10 quantity ,, whlte mU , f the finest In the ma-bit v.i.i , ' nhl f...ll I ","-.'" '" " "WtlUIHe fie. We also sell new machines nn . payments so that If you really need one foranr lanuih at im u . . chase, it only a low priced machine. fo7 the will money mat you pay out for rent win go onto the purohaso price. We have machines at all prices from $17 50 r .7 .T.; A Whl eocond.baml Domestic or White for 10. A to , chine, used 18 months for $18 ?evral lorwaS,h,td0 g00d P'aln Mw,"8 NwdlM, oil and parts for all machines. M F. A- WIGGINS 2S5-2S7 Lltrtvst :.!.- Farm Machinery. Wavrons. PiiMtee. Bi ivi lee, !i,s Machine ' GOLD DUST FLOUR MAUK HY The Sidney Power Co. SIDNKV OKEOO.V Made lor family nee, ark your Tirooers for it. Hran and shorts always oh hand A, T. VVALN Agent To Our Friends anrl Dati-Asio UuU (illUlliJo Those new Sacks have arrlvid, and w are now piearol to supply all hands ami tne cook with Wild Rose Flour The highest vrade goods over offered in this mirket. Ask your grocer for It. Warranted to Give Perfect Satisfaction Salem Flouring Mills Co. LADIKS wy are prepared tn furnish, fr " "r'T w ?"r VV Id Rose" -'. WM..UEII Ul 1JII CoT Good Things for . . . Christ Are wattlug for you bore, f' confectionery, plum pudding raisins, mince meats, and a ho' things that are nil ready fort" ur map you will neea In your V cookery. If you order early. jC euro to have them ready tn tip. ue sure and see our fine ass Christinas cookery. Ms T, Rinemafl 132 State fl tree. noui Call at office, 1 maka a batch of broad. DEUEL0PWEH1 in 1W1 v.. ,.!.. T..i. Hirtrfl used in tbo development ol S5! vicinuy uuring uxe past y" i D. S. BENTLEY &W Sole Af enis-