The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, March 08, 1902, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textwawumwaaww XLhc Saturba's flluetrateo journal .T . VOL XII SALEM, OEEGON SATURDAY. MAUCll 8, 1902 iNO 51 A SALEM 0STE0 PATHIST unrtr Rpinp- nnne in This Pntv ular School of Healing by Mrs Schoettle. Onoof the tiow wordsoddedto tlio Inn gUBgo In recent years is Hint applied to the eclonroof healing being so widely urncticed by indies nnd gentlemen throughout the land. The latest advent In tlio fluid in Snlem is Dr. M. Theresa Schoettle.whohns opened ollceover.Tlin Spa Inlloga block, Mrs.Schoettlo is well known in Salem, being n sister of fiarr Brothers, and n daughter of the Into J, 0. Barr, who was aoo of Salem's beet citizens. Dr. Schoottlo is n grad unto of tlio American school of osteopathy. of Kirkaville, Mo., and stands high In lior profession. Mie already hap pat lent a in and about Salem, nnd is meeting with gjod success PAUNCEFOTE In Unenviable Position on Account of Anelo-German Controversy Over England's Attitude. Tf """ mmmmn Lord Pauncefote Who would enro to bo Lord Paunce foto these days? While England and Germany nro doing a Cod I In and Short act ovor America, the popu'arlty of the British Ambassador is no', being in creased by tho controversy. M. Theresa Schoettle For tho benefit of Joiminm. readurs who nro not familiar with tlio now science, tho following statement' of what it l, is given belew: Osteopathy is that science which con sists of such exact, exhaustive, and veri llnblo knowlodgo of the structure fend functions of tho human mechanism, ana tomical, physiological and psychological, including (ho chemistry and physics of its known elements, ob has mado discover- Civic Improve ment League Tho American League for Civic Im- p ovemontwa organized in tlio spring of UOO at Springfield, 0. A little group of , people, prompted by their own experi ence in a local improvement society and by n series of articles published on civic improvement published in a local mag aziuo, decided to call a convention. Tlio convention was attended by people from various parts nl tho country and spvoral interesting addresses were made. Tho organ's Ulon w'dch results was, however, largely loft in tho lunula of those who inaugurated tho movement, and the huaduartn a wore located in cpringllelil, It was frankly regarded as experimental, eiuco there were ot. or or ganizations in similar fields, such as the American Park and Outdoor Art Associ ation, tho American Leaguo for Munici pal Improvement?, tho League of Ameri. can Municipalities nnd tho Katlonal Municipal League. Tlio organizers of this new niovemmt feft that in spito of tho societies apparently in possession of the field, thero was not only room lor another, but also a' necessity for a dif ferent kind of work. The first of tho jeocietics named is made up largo ly c f piofessional landscape gardeners nnd resources within tho body ittoli, by which naturo tho Ecientlllo m-alnient peculiar to osteopathic practice, apart from all ordinary methods of extraneous, artificial, or medicinal stimulation, nnd in harmonious accord with its own me chanical principles, molecular activities, and metabolic proceseoB, may recover from displacements, disorganizations, derangements, and consequent diseapo, nndjregain its normal equilibrium of form and function in health and strongth. Dr. Schoottlo extends an invitation to the public to cull at horoflices, where sho will be pleased to talk with them, and whore an examination if desired will bo given free with one, troolment. able certain organic laws and romedijyUpark authorities, nnd attempts to nppro- priato as ilH field only outdoor art The noxt two organizations are ropro eentativo of municipal ofllciala. Tho last aims at changos in administration. It was folt Hint thero was a domaud for an organization which would represent the principlo ot federation and would em braco tho various local societiei of the country, which wero known to bo nu merous, and at tho samo time ba com prehensive in its purposes. Tho first year's work was largely guid ed by tho founder ot the movement and its first corresponding secretary, Mr. D. .1. Thomas of Springfield, 0. Tho work of correspondence and organization was carried on under his direction by Miss Josslo M. Good nnd Mr. E. G. Itoutz hnn. It was through Mies Good's early efforts in writing articles and correspond Ing with Inqtiirors throughout tlio coun try that the first materials were gathered which seemed to point toward thoadvis ibllity of such a movement. Her pam phlets. "Tho work of civic improve ment" nnd "Tlio how of Improvement work," still remain tho chief literature of tho movement. Through the efforts of these pioneers over tlireo hundred local improvement societies woro discov ered, tho geographical distribution of which, confined as it naturally was to a certain numbor of states, has 'led to tho belief that thero nro In tho country nt least a thousand of theso organizations. A Few Pointers. I have h-d twanty flvo years of ex periouco in operating, repairing and citing sowing machines, and whtlo what do not know about tho business would 3 till mnko n fair sized book in this tinio l hnvo picked up a few pointers which came in handy. I keep in Block supplies for any sewing mnchino that Is being kept up. If you only want one for a timo I can liiro you ono of nny mnko you aro used to or if you want to buy tho right kind of a mnchino nt tho right price I can sell you ono reasonable. It nt nny timo you need nnything In tho sowing mnchino line, wrlto rr call on mo, Gko. 0. Wii.i,. Pianos, organs and tewing machines, opposite Bush's bank. SKY SKIPPER Santos Dumont, Undismayed by Fail ures, Will Keep on With His Aerial Experiments and Attempts. IS BHB GUILTY Whole Country Intensely Interested In Thrilling and Extraordinary Case of Beautiful New York Girl Accused of Shootlne Her Lover, j fiilHf Wr ei0 JR SfSfsvY ?JPWV j ' . Srr "mi V mptf i " . 1 ''""y Accused Miss Burns, of Good Family Tlio incidents in tho caBO of Miss Florence Burns, tlio young Brooklyn woman charged with tho murder of young WalterS. Brooks, aro so thrilling and unusual that tlio greatest Intorest Is manifested In the case throughout the entlro country. Miss Burns, tho accused. Is u young girl refined nnd of good family, l'ho dead boy is also well connected. Brooks is supposed to have proven faithless to tho beautiful young gltl who, it is charged, shot her botrnyer in a moment of passion, Miss Burns steadfastly denies her guilt and her calm solfpossoEsion under tho serious chargu that lungs over her, causes the prison officials to marvel greatly. SantOB Dumont, the famous skippor oi the tklcs, Is n man nbsolutoly unnc qualntod with fear. Ilia previous fail ures far from acting as a dampor to his enthusiasm, havo only strengthened his determination to perfect ills dcyice. Mr. Albert's European Tour A moro interesting display of stereo, ticon views was nover preponted in tlio Capital City than those shown by Hon. J. II. Albert at the Y. M. 0. A. building last night. They ato slows taken by Mr. Albert during his recont trip to Europe The explanations given by Mr Albert made tho display ono of great benefit, tho scenery being minutely do plcted nnd nil tho I istoricnl coin cclioiiH lucidly given. To those who had vi iled tho prominent cities in Europo, tlio en tertainment wns a gruitt pleasure, and It was really only accord to n visit to the places to the remainder of the atldieiico. Tho llrst views wero tho prin cipal places of interest seen wh.lo onrouto from Salem to New York ; Hot was shown London bulldlnga and streo scenes, Scottish vlows, thou Paris, with a number of tho exposition buildings, Holland with Its canals, dykes and windmills, German pictures, principally along '.the Khiuo, and gllmspes ot Home and adjacent scen ery, the last of tho collection shown be ing tho Capital nt Washington, I). 0. tho host view of the homo country. During those displavs Mrs, Myra Wig gins rendored several eotigi especially adapted to tho scenes shown, Including French and Gorman selections, tho beautiful Scotch billnd, ' Bonnie Hwoot BobsIo, tho Maid o' Dundee; all songs which never losu their popularity. M ra. Wiggins is ono of the boat singers of tho city, nnd lier contributions received half tho priilsos bestowed on the entertain ment. A number of scenes nearer homo wero then thrown on tho canvas, all having been taken by Mie. Wiggins. They wore along tlio coast of Oregon and Washing son and various Alaskan vlows. In Its entirety tho evening's program loft nothing to bo desired in Its thorough entertainment and tho pleastiro given, A FINE STORE ON STATE ST. Conducted by a Firm that Has Been in the Jewelry Trade for Fifty Years. It is nearly half a century sine John Barr brpan business in the jewelry line in Iowa, and then contimlid In Salem, whero he in sit' ceeded by his sons, who havo recently moved Into larger quarters at comer State and Liberty etree's. Their new store is pretty as a picture, lias a well displayed stock of silverware, watches and jewelry, lighted on two sides, and llttcd up in a most attractivo manner with many now furnishings. In conversation with n reporter Mr. Her man Barr, tho manager, expressed him- a 'If as p'eaed and dollghtodwith thoir new location, and it has been tho com mon remark of thoir cuBtomori. The Barr jewelry store has won its An Intermit onnl agreement has been reached abolishing all bountUM on beet sugar. way from small boglnnlncs by scrupulous honesty of methods until its reputation la well established In tho minds of tho public In regard to statements mado about anything in their lino. Thoy pro pose to merit this consideration by their future conduct of business on trusted to thoui. Ono of tho strong features of thoir now store Is the optical parlom which occupy tho rear of their now storo and nro fitted up for toatinguyoannd lilting loneea with tho latest Instruments. Their store has a tiro and burglar proof vault for storing oil orticlee of value that aro entrusted to them (or re pairs or purchased for future delivery. Prluco Hetiry'd visit is said to havo been made for the purpose ot enabling Germany to operate u big licet in tho Caribbean sen. All tho properties of tlio S. P. Co., in California, Arl.oim and New Mexico havo been consolidated with n capital of 1011 millions. llooievelt lniB warned his secretaries not to talk (or publication. Ho will do nil thn necessary talking himself. The Democrats of Washington will meet to organUoon March Mth. Th French and American consuls nro (dashing in Tien Tsiu, China. NEW SHIRT WAISTS NEW SILK WAISTS NEW SKIRTS NEW WASH GOODS NEW LACES AND EAIBROIDERIES 1 0 jKfMSliMiiiS1 . . . GRAND OPENING OF SPRING GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT . . . r. New Dress Goods Heavy chalk linpp 50 Indies wide fl 00d Now Ovorplaids 58 inches flVSyd Heavy checked skirting 50 inihea fl"5)d Blue and brown chalk Hues : f-' 00 yd Priestley's overplalds 5ft inches f 2 25 yd Ladies' suits All wool light grey suit, percalino lined skirt, r ft Q Romane lined jnckot J.Vo Very st j li"h suits In grey, black and blue.. . $9.00 LymansvilleCheviottes in black, blue and - brown 1D.UU Other mit6 ranging in piice up to 35 00 NEW SPRING RAGLANS. Those New Walking Skirts... Tlie one you hae been waiting 'or, are here, they a e the swellest styles eer shown in Salem. Prices range from $2.48 up to $7.50 Id Alt New Dress Skirts High grade eilks . Broad cloths, serges, etc gffiwqc J 2 $5 85 to $35 00 $2 00 to $12 50 eSiQS W. B. Corsets Straight Fronts Erect Forms Girdles, etc 50c to $2.75 &vyca I (W nr J&fifOUS SfQeJdjuEv S3.00 NEW SPRING OXFORDS S2.SO S3.00 All made of the highest grade slock shaped and trimmed in the latest way what more could you wibh for. II NV it X. I- xstMautpb iiiiiirlgttf3WHl LADIES' jlineerie: wittranim ntrmn(milli&miA mmsMm OUR STOCK OF UNDERMUSLINS comprises all the new ideas in trimming and cutting. V.vuy gar ment is made up of firet-claei material and the workmanship is peifect, Ladies' Extra Size Drawers. Ladies' Extra Size Gowns Children's Drawers and Gowns Ladles' Corset Covers 15c to $2 Ladles' Gowus 50c to $3 50 Ladles' Drawers 25c to $2 50 A special line ofnowns worth 95c to $1 35. Offered special 80c A special lice of gowns worth 76c la offered special tSc. .rvN MENS FURNISHINGS i& THE BEST VALUES tlut good taste arid money can ee euro will bo found here. Original Pantouris Hat $4 00 The Pantouris Hat $2.00 The Roeloff Hat $4;00 The Gordon Hat $3.00 Latethape hats for Spring in various stylfas $ 00 "P. Boys' fancy dress rhirts 50c .Men's faoeyihirts 75c, $1.75 Nfw Spring trousers .... $300 UP The latest things in tie, U'lnduorettes, eto 25 to 50c Swell Line of sweaters New Spring Clothing MEN'S AND YOUTH'S SUITS In fancy worsted, chalk lines, cheviottes, uulinished womudtt, ftorget-, etc $8.50 up to $22.50 VERY STRONG VALUES in all tho Into mt torim, ard tho II. K A M mako. $10.00 and $12.50 THE ENGLISH ULACK AND WHITE THE L'AIGLON RAIN COAT Are the very swell things foi Spring wear. Lace Curtain Special Kor u few days we will offer a line of lilgh-grudti lace curtains at tlio follow ing p ices. So IUrty street window. Hart Scluliiur It tlarji Clofhci $2 75 VALUES FOR $ I 98 $10 00 VALUES FOR $ 6 50 $6 50 VALUES FOR $3 50 $12 00 VALUES FOR $ 8 00 $7 50 VALUES FOR $5 00 Battenbunr. Point DeLuse. Brus- $8 50 VALUES FOR $5 50 sels nets and Nottlnehams. New line Fancy Hosiery Trunks. Bags, Suit Cases, Just Received Telescopes, New Line Fancy Suspenders Straps, etc., etc. Just Received Just in. jMfcis i f ! I t .. r ' I I M N 1 iMMytjo New Whits Skirts $1 to $5 Gl .