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COLLEGE
CONFERENCE
JX0SES
Local Talent and Churchmen
from the East.
More Big Subscriptions That
Speak Well for Salem Peo
ple. Tho sessions of tlio Educational Con
life and activity in business and real
estate circles from securing tho sawmill
and now tho flax fibre industry for North
Salem,
Dr. Jeffries' Funeral.
The funeral of the late Dr. Jeffries will
take place Irom his late residence at f:30
a. in. tomorrow (Friday) morning. Ser
vicer will be held at Spring Valley
chu cli Ziiin, Itov. W. O. Kantnor officiating.
BLACK
MAILING
JCHEME
Worked by an Oregon Ex
Convict. Upon an Unsuspecting Marion
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HOLVERSON'S
For These Cold Nights You Need a Pair of Woolen Aim
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Hinges Watch Sale
Will last until these watches are seld:
Ladles' slto Elgin or Walthnm, gold (llloil cnao, warranted for '.'O yenrn. Heg-
ulnr prico 110.00, now $1160
A beautiful gift, 20 year K'J Hllod ohatelaino wntoh. Itogular price fllt.fjO
now (880
30 year gold filled gontB' Elgin or Walthnm. Knuulnr price 115,00 now f II 85
The best nicklo watch tnado In tho world for f2.R0. Only nine of theso left
at 1 50
Elgin or Waltham, gents' slzo, silvorino case, llegular $8.00 now $ R -5
Sec My Window for Other Uargalns.
fTJT A Gi T-T T-JTMrd"CO Jew ler and Optician.
VXlrlL.CI JT1, JC7111.V7JCCD 296 Commercial Street.
vention in tho interoot of Willamette
University closed with tho meeting
Wednesday night. Tho speechos by lo
cal talent and churchmen from the East
proved a treat to all. Tho 'speakers In
troduced new ideas, now enthusiasm,
and that aucceoded in arousing some
now Interest In the welfare of tho
University. This fact was evi
denced by tho largo contributions
m ado toward the debt uneolicitcd, an
aggregate of $3000 being already pledged
without conditions. A contribution of
1 1000 was tnado by Itov. D. E. Wottors,
D. D. presiding eldor of tho Salem dis
trict. Mrs. D. II. Leach of EaBt Stnto
streot alco presented f 100 to tho fund,
Sho i tho wifo of Iter. Leach, who has
tho North Yamhill charge. Previous to
theso giflB were tho ones announced be be
eore: Gen. Odell $1000; Mrs. W. H.
Odell, f 500 and Dr. Coleman has so
cured $1000.
A session of tho convention was hold
at tho church Wednesday afternoon,
which was well attended.
In the evening Gen. W. II. Odell pre
sided at tho convention and tho speak
ers rero Oov Ocer and Dr. W. F. Mc-
wnwen. mo uovornor'B auuroBS was
heard with cloeo attention. His subject
was tho relation and benefit of education
to the State.
Dr. Mills will delivor a lecture Mon
day night on "The Age in which wo
Live." Dr. Coleman Is expected to ar
rlvo on Sunday.
DOUBLE
JOURNAL
SATURDAY
A Fine Illustrated Edition
With Some Notable Fea
tures Ensured.
OUR STORE
Hat become one of the most cocutar trading tlaccs In the city. The strictly high-trade of
groceries told and our efforts to please all has made our store one of the leading groceries
of the city, Hole a few of our staples. : :
DEANS, .1901 CHOP.
7 lbs. Pink Deans.......... 25c
0 its, u w.
Deans
6 lbs, llayo ..-...
5 lbs, Fancy Navy neans ....
Jibs. Fa. cy Lima.. .... .
2SC
25C
25C
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l-LOUR.
4 tlrandsof the best valley flour at 75c
CUItL'ALb,
Eastern Oregon Farina 30c
5 lbs. Ilest Cream Oats 25c
5 lbs. Holled Oats 25c
3 lbs. fo
25c nib
for 50c for strictly high grade coffee
for the best blended coffee In the cli
?f
tue BU Ctrol.
lie e iv.
40c a lb. for our famous Mocha and Java of Km lice Colfce.
ROTH Si GRABER
TUhaa Etl.
Walking
Skirts...
Do you want a Home
Our entire line at spe
cial prices. We show an
exceptionally well ' made
skirt of heavy weight,
nine rows of stitching.
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1 Other extra values at I
$4.50-S7.95-$8.95Jf
DALRYMPLE'SJ
You uiu own Una beautiful home.
Wo will buy It for you and let you pay
UHlwcknt $3.15 or fO.IR per month'.
Without interest. Or wo will pay off
that mortgage on your home on tho sumo
liberal terms.
This is not another Huilding and Loan
Association, wo spunk tho truth only,
come and see, you may learn something
The Downs-llolman Wedding.
Mr. It. W, Holimin and Miea Itachaol
Dwns, both of Salem, woro married on
Wednesday evening, Fob. 5, 1002, at
olght o'clock, at the rosldenco of A, B.
Iluren nt tho corner of Court and High
Btreets iu this city, Itev. W. C. Kantner
olilcipting. The ceremony was attended
by a email numbor of frlonds and the
ovont was quiet but most happy. Tho
bride Is an accomplished young lady and
lug rcsiibd in this city for about flvo
yearn, iter home formerly being In Salt
Like City, Utah. Shu also lias rolativoa
in Portland. The groom is the son 0
Mr. and Mrs. It. I). Ilulman of this city
and holds an excellent position with tho
llrm of Joseph Meyers & Rous. Doth are
among the mott popular young folk of
tho Capital City and aro tho recipients
ol tho boot wishes ot their wide olrutoof
friends. They aro at homo to thoir
friends at present at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. It, D. Ilolman.
FLAX
INDUSTRY
SECURED
Will Cost About Seven Hun
dred Dollars to Put in the
Power
'Jim .Iouii.vai, Saturday evening will
be a double number with a great many
beautiful illustrations and special mat
ter.
Thero will be a line full-page picture
of the German Crown Pritico Henry.
Thero will bo tiie usual paga of edito
rial matter on the stnto salary and rev
enue question.
There will bo a picturo of the now
State Agricultural building, at Corvallis,
erected by Salem contractors.
The trial of Albert T.Patrick for the
murder of Millionaire Rice.
i'rinco Hector, of Savoy, coming to
secure an American bride.
Latest picture of President Itooaevelt
taking horseback exercise.
Pictures of Captain Coghlan, who of
fended tho German Ktieer, and young
Wotmorc, who may not bo received by
King Edward.
To tho abovo array of pictorial matter
Illustrating current events will bo added
tho usual telegraphic, local and political
uuwb of tho day.
Many of Saturday's papers will go to
all parts of tho stato and to people in
tho East who are reeking homes in Ore
gon. This paper is especially adapted to
largo space ml a. at low rutos. Copy
should bo in hand by Friday evening.
Wreckaee from Condor.
VicToniA. It. C . Feb. 0. Further
wreckage, although of meager dimen
sions, has been found here Today a
small board, eeetningly tho lid of a box
or eome biicIi article, togother with the
rim ot a bluejacket's cap, drifted onto a
beach near here. Tho paint on tho
board is all but obliterated, but tho
lotters "0, o 11" can be distinguished,
ami dots ot while paint show that thoro
has been other lettering. Naval mon
say it is the top of one of tho Condor's
provision chests. Tho steamer Queen
City is expected tonight or tomorrow
from tho Vancouver Island Coast, and
tho cutter Urant is duo to return.
Rush to Klondike on.
I'oKTTowHBNn.Feb. 0. The eaJy rush
for Klondike has stRrtcd. The City of
Seattle sailing north today carried 75
paBEcngorri mostof whom aro old tiniors.
Tliey had u number of dogs and thoir ro
turn North this early is due to the fact
that they have word that now and rich
diggings lunuheon found ami they want
to bo Hiuong the first to reach them.
They rifuto to give the locality of the
new strike, but fay it is quite n distanco
from D.uvsou.nnu this is the reason they
are taking in largo number ot dogs bo
.at to Iom no tiuivt in leaching tho dis-
I trlet.
The greater Salem Cmmealral club, Sybil Sanderson Sued
met again thia afternoon at four o'clock rABU Feb, ril0 Clvli Court today
to hear the report of the special com- heard tl.o claim ot a Parisian lace manu
mltleo on expense of putting water into (.,utllrHr .,.,,,., Mli, ,,,, .,,,,.
laco purchased in
County Farmer.
It ia believed thoro ia another phaso
of the story of the arrest of Long and
Darewlt of Buttovlllo Tueeday than has
yet appeared. It was first claimed that
they wero charged with the seduction of
two Portland gtrla. Then tho warrant
of arrest charged Long with rape and
Darewit with lowd cohabitation.
Further light on tho matter sIiowh
that It ia- probably nearly a black moil
ing scheme. Darewit, or Davis, as ho is
known to tho polite, is from Portland
and has been working for Long, who Is
qulto a prosperous farmer in
tho north part of Marlon county
From appearances it secinB a
scheme had been arranged be
tween Davis and his partner In Port
land to secure monoy from Long. The
gills in tho caso aro sisters, Minnie Bag
ley and Cecelia Elllngaworth, tho lattor
having been married. They are honest
hardworking womon and support their
uged parents. Davis represented to them
that they could easily get work in Butte-
ville, nnd while looking for a placo could
stay at Long's place, and the girls wore
entirely innocent, it Is bellvcd, of any
complicity in the matter. Soon alter
their arrival in Buttevlllo, complaint
was tiled with tno rortmiui ponce,
probably by Davis' partner charging tho
men with the crime. The girls said
thoro could bo no charge of seduction as
they went thoro to find woik and noth
ing was said about thorn marrying either
ot the mon. Long has suffered from
mental debility, having bceu rolonsed
from the asylum only a year ago, nnd he
probably wae considered "easy mon
ey" in a blackmailing proposition.
Davis was releasod from the penitentiary
about six months ago and has a record
lor being a "tough cutomor".
S. L. Hayden of this city waa engaged
by Long aacounael and visited thecounty
jail before they startod to Portland to
see Long Davis called him to one side
and told him lie could easily make about
$500 out of Long if ho wanted to do so,
tho suggestion going tar to prove Ids
Idea of working a "graft".
Detectives Ford nud Cordano took
Long and Davis to Portland Wednesday
evening in hand-cuffs. Tho women also
roturnod homo.
To any cldao obaorvor it would look as
though tho Polico Dopartmont of Port
land was being used for somo very
nefarious purposes nt least occasionally.
They are the best in the
market and are lowest in
price. They come direct
from the mill. See our
wool shirts, wool gloves
and underwear. X
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Salem Woolen III Storel
2 '4 256 ComncrcU, St SaUm, Orcfja.
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Tho dam will have ' mr is.05l franca for
Pacific Home Builder's Ass'n.
225 226 Ablngton tlulldlng. Portland. Ore,
Local agent, Willamette Hotel, Salem,
Agents wanted, ladles or gentle-
THE ELITE CAFE
208 Commercial street,
MealBatall hours Open day and night
Only place In the city handling the
Famous Olymc a beerls the Hecep
Hon Saloon. Wholesale and Heull.
E HCKERLEN, Proprietor,
lSmi. Ij.c defe.iaoof Miss Sanderson
was that kho had bsen promised all tho
time she wanted in oider to pay this
amount, and, ns her mromn was only
fi0,000 francs, hIio wanted 10 years. Tho
defendant also declared thy piices on
the lace to bo exorbitant. The court
tho north Mill race.
to ho repaired and the II 11 mo to ihu
old frame mill put in order. '
Tho committee renortod tlint this '
would cost about seven hundred dollar?, '
The feeling of the club ia strongly in
favor of accepting Mr. Bosse's offer to
put In the tlbro industry and raising
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n mum or iiiunoy is neeessary to repair ,m rilllliur i,,,!,,,,,,.,., ,.
tho ditch and turn on the power whonj .
he will be ready to ret the machine go-' C udou lUan, of the Kugene college,
lug July II rst. ,'
Thero should be no quibbling nbout
tho establishment of this industry, I
which is an established success at Solo, I
and if it suoceeda hero Mr Bosso will be j
more interested in putting in a linen
frtotiry than cnyono eleo.
There is already an Indication of new
Mrs. It.
ia visiting Ills parents, Mr. and
S. IIbaii nf fhia old-
If you don't see It anywhere else you will
flad It In Fry's Almanac. It Is fu I of valuable
Information. Call for a free cony at Frv'i Dmi
Stoie. j w2,
A marriage license has been granted to
P. C. Smith and Mary Ann Hughes.
Conner Gets
Mail Contracts
Contracts for carrying tho United
States mail botweon several Marlon
county points havo been awarded to J,
Conner of thia city. Tiie contracts will
bo in effect from July 1, 1002 until July
1, 1000. They aro as appended.
Itte. 73300, Jordan to Stayton.
Itte. 73205, Woodburn to Wllhoit.
Itte. 73203, Salem to Lewisburg.
Itto. 73280. Salem toAruontlnl
Itte, 73287, Salem to Perrydale.
Itte. 73282, Gervais to Lawronco.
Itte. 73281. Fairfield to Gervais.
They aro all aix times a wook contracts.
DITOR'5 SALE
In order to satisfy the demands of the
creditors, I will sell S. Friedman's stock
of Dry Goods, Clothing and Men's Fur
nishing goods at greatly reduced prices.
R. L. SABIN
CLOSING OUT MILLINERY STOCK
Formerly Mrs. D. L. Fiester's, 265
Commercial Street.
All this season's goods. No old stock. Everthing in
the store will be sacrificed for less than the wholesale cost,
All the furniture for sale.
Will Positively Close Out During
This Month.
265 Commercial Street
DIED.
IIAYDKN At i he home of John
Holmes, near B.rry, Or., Wodnesday.
Mies Untie Hayden. aged 25yearaan(i
12 days, of scarlet fevor.
Funeral services were held at the City
View cemetery at I o'clock todav. Mn.
ducted by Hev. Itabini?. of th nn.i
Evangelical church, where internum
was also had, aud special services will
bo held at the home of her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Henry Hayden, at Kola, later
on.
D. E, llunislnger. Funeral Director. 107 State
Street. Phone Red 2423.sifm - V".
dence 390 Court. Phone Black 21 at '
Take Your Next Mmi
at me white House Restaurant,
aro sure to be satisfied.
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Wheat Market,
Chlcago.tFeb.S. Wheat, 78 774c
San Franciico, Feb, 5 Wheat $1 08W
1.08?4'.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MADK BY
The Sidney Power Co,
SinNKV OREGON
MfJe '" family use, ask jour jrrorer
tor it. Bran and shorts alwava on hand.
A. T. WALN Affent
A British force Wednesday surprised
Gen. Delarey's commando killimc seven
and capturing 131. The British loaa
waa Blight.
t,li ,.u lon'f "e u "Where else, you will
nnd it la Fry's Almanie. it u rniinf u.,,..vi.
Information. Call for a free coev t Frv-
Drugstore. nnur
A Fine Plate
of Buckwheats
With a Genuine
Article of Maple
Syrup is a Good
Capital to Start
Into Business
for the Day.
You can got the above articles
in the bwt quality At
..RINEMAN'S..
irvaudoa't xtt It lavwhtr rU iauu.li
fill It la Pry's Alouaa It Is full of vaUiattc
Ufonastka. Callfw a free cony at Fry's Dtui
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To Our Friends
and Patrons...
Those now Sacks have arrived, aaJ
we are now prepared to supply all hands
and the cook with
Wild Rose Flour
Tho highest tirade goods over offered 1
thia market. Ark your grocer for it.
Warranted to Give Perfect
Satisfaction
Salem Flouring Mills Co.
DEVELOPMENT....
10,000 barrels Rqehe Harbor I.'m
uaed In the development of Salem and
vicinity during the past year.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
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'UK It KUT I.Alt mod) (Ids seawn is HO. It has 1-
Inch tubing and the frame linos are very tlightly
change.! from hist season. Options on saddle.
bars, tlrw, etc., to suit tho oustomer. We have
also the 1W1 models, new goods, for fS6, besides cushion mod
els at HO. The oyoloidal sprooket as found on the Tribune, in
ct lth curve in the fare of the tooth, ao that the moment it
Mitera tho chain it tits In order that the" instant tho pull be
kIhs th ehain Btaya in plw, instead ot eliding outward on
the tooth as is the ease in the common form of sprocket.
This feature prevents that annuying grinding aud suaprjng
common to Imjierfect sprockets, and accounts for the nolseles
raitniMg whkjh is the pride of the Tribune riders. It also
eltiMlnates much of the friction which on meat wheels is great
et In this very point chain nid rprwketa belR responsible
for Uto Ward running ol wty wheels.
THE EASY RUNNING NOISELESS...
IBUNP
We are jmt commencing on our fourth jearwllh this most tia. 1 1 .
and f tho Immtmw sale we enjoved on them last ; leilon tl " l WbeeIi'
dou increannl bnsinees this year. One . TiT S" IZTZl fl
that cannot be caiiiMyad, and the reason for It hes In ih 6H e i8,a faot
faction that the custom, enjoys, , ot only on xml!imt T
-for a gecl lumber wagon i, durable-hut on account c t the easv II u
tKM. ami the perfection and simplwity of its oomtinetlon. 8 qUaU
1 he fame of the Tribune 'VyoiokUl sorooUt" tntm i.', 1 , .
ha career, has nWl wheels of all Sl?'
vary,K degrees of success. Inasmuch as imitation T, 1 , st tt Tl
advertises the geuuiue artkde. "neereat flattery it only
Tribune boarlngs too have a work ide reputation for perfection ..
tor exeolkmco ,n quality. Such a thing as a deftcthe bLX m lhT' and
unknown. Any repair man will tell you this. ,D tUMa wl,8e'9 '
We have not known of a broken orank on any mod! later th.n
tdng the . Mber of Tribune, in uy a U Z TotTu "
Mfts ot roails. The factor v has ..vr t,, i - v. J . . . as8 ol rWe. on all
. ,. I " . - v " U""'B 'ors orown n ltuM.i....
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for they are all drop forged steel.
P. M. AaZIGGIN
'HK LADIKS' model has the graceful double loop
irauip, me wHi known Tribune steel chain guani,
the ueat one-inch tubine. and sella at 1H0. We
will alio have the 1001 jnodola at $35, beeidescuah.
on frame Trlbunea at t0, ladlea' and gents'. Tribune Bear
ings are cut with scientific oxactness, with the purpose of ex
Hctly fitting the balls they are intended to contain. There li
no guess work and no happen so about it. There ia just as
uiuoh fcience and skill required in designing a perfect run
ning bearing as in calculating the appearauco of an eclipse, and
"ia tribune bearings have ocllpaed everything in this regard.
ney are turnel from bars ol tool eteel, and are as perf-ct
apparently as the movement of a watch. We have the parts,
Man, beariugs, cranks, sprocaete, crowns, etc. separate, so
"at we can show you their points and prove our claims. We
nave our samples on the floor, and large orders In. which will
give us plenty of wheels for immediate delivery. Call and tee
. v, e have already sold a number of Tribunes, though this
has been anything but wheel weather.
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