The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 02, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextNyiPfMliwN.. ij . MVk 'lWWWtf'V g$fm&frvi7m wm , wp vKftp ijmfp"ri!!iii'i'; .. A-, - - ar mMmm&mp. i My i.i. jiffR KT u IHUHHHKaniBMinaHIHMIIIIMMIIIIHHISMHHH !2 W IK I ft HolYersoa's Great Dress Goods Sale all the Week 2 The first day of this sale was a big one, Know why? Here's the bright est freshest dress goods stock in the valley, Every new weave and color that will be worn this spring is offered afremarkably low prices. We want you to take a stroll through the Dress Goods section and see the new things, Its a splendid time now to get a new dress at a very slight cost, Come in the mornings if possible, but come whenever you can you'll be waited M on promptly -Sp s Holyerson's Holyerson's m lKlftHKlHMI(XflillHMKiIBHIfHflaHHMHI ,. TO, yu, i ML MiL Easter Eatables DWt letiEstcr pan by without luvlni a nice Caster dinner. You will be well repaid for your trouble and we will consider It a crtat favor It you call at our store and see whet ancle l sat Use of Bister Gat Mrs we hart. Look over this list, VEGETABLES Plenty of celery, turnips, lettuce, unions, pars nips, trcens, rbubcrb and cabblio, CANNED VEGETABLES Pet) Ribbon aspsraiusi none so good. Red Ribbon Sifted Peas, none so food. Red Ribbon Sweet.Corn, none so cood. Red Ribbon Tomatoes, nono so food. (JLjr We can give you better coffee than you can get elsewhere for your money. ROTH & GRABBR 124 8te Street. Telephone 311 ,saOELf,''B"H"HiHfiKIT '.t fillip The quality of the window shades you use Is of direct im portance to your household. We supply the best Window Shades, Spring Rollers and Shade Trimmings obtainable, This is strong talk but it is honest. 1"""'" IHliPI-ll- ! i . . - I I. ' '" ' "' .IIIP.II , i ., ,., Wheat Market, OAN FHANCI8CO, April 2 Wheat. CHICAGO, April 2 -Wheat 71 72c. j GOLD DUST FLOUR Mndo by THe 8IDNEY POWER COMPANY 8ldncy. Oregon. Mailo for family uao. ask jour grocer for It. llre.it ami abort nlwuya cm hand A. T. WALN Affent Soupe WHEN VOU WANT SOMETHING REALLY FINE FOR DINNER. Try a can of The Franco Amer ican Food Co's. celebrated French Soups. Ox Tali, Consomme, Chicken, Tonutoe, Julienne, and Mulllptawnv. fqlljr & Douglas, Grocers MfAstlfM.1 D'Awy PbIWIbk. Phona. I Holyerson's M it M A Skillful Art Is repairing, and tlio skillful repairer is iIobo nkln to tlio manufacturer, wo coin binoboth. Iljoulmvo n flno watch and any part Is broken or lost wo can roplacn It You may hnvu h watch that you think can't bo tnildo tu keep timo ; it may bo bo caii80 you llavo nover placed it in skillful hands. If so, lot in aeo It. If It can bo mode Into n TiME VW.OV, wo can do It. A. lino of foutilnin pons to bo closed out at cost. Clias. H. Hinges Jew lor and optician. HA Statu St. Next to Hank, DAINTIES VYe cary the most complete line of fancy foods without any exceptions. Bulk Olives; olives In bottles of all descrip tion. Ilelnt' Sweet Pickles In endless varieties. Ileluz' Chow Chow. Helm' Preserves; a full line of all the b st brands of sauces and salad dresslnf. PLAIN TALK "ay -- -- Dalrymple's Honesty is Not a Matter of Policy. nit It us: It Is n question of duty. Incidentally, of course, wo gain friends by lioneat dealing, but if wo 191 instead we would still bo honest t Tlio man who inlsropro rents hit goods Is llko (be goods bu misrepresents inferior. Tim material and workman hip of International made-to-order clothes la ail that we cUlm nothing more, nothluif less, We can refer on todosons of Falem'a Ixtit dreams who buy tliolr clothes htie. DEUEL0PMENT... 10,000 barrel Roche Harbor Lime used in the development of Folem and vlalulty durlufi the rtt ym, D. S. BENTLEY & CO ttebAfcst. 3.51 to Jlfl FIRST STEP TAKEN Salem Council to Investigate Water Pover Sites Preliminary Move Towards Acquiring Electric Plant. Tho Sttlom council Tuesday ovonlng took tho preliminary stops Uiut may result In tho installation of a munici pal oloctrlc light plant at some future timo. An appropriation of ?G0 was voted to onablo a special commlttoo of Uio council to Investisato avallablo water power altos within a radius of forty miles of Balom, with a view tb purchasing tho most deslrablo proper ty. Tho city Is now being furnlshod a strcot lighting sorvlco by tho local company at ?2,G00 per annum for 35 arc lamps of 1,200 candlo powor each, under a flvo-ycars' contract, that has been about half fulfilled. Dissatisfac tion with the present sorvlco has boon expressed by mombors of tho council, who nllego tho inadequacy of tlio iitrcot lighting, and this has resulted in tho agitation of tho public owner ship question. It Is tho purposo of tho council, which Is a unit on Uio matter, to bo In a position at tho ex piration of tlio prcaont contract to provldo for its own wants in this rela tion, unless moro advantageous and satisfactory arrangements can bo made. Even should tho city fall to in stall an oloctrlc light plant, and utll Izo tho water power It Is proposed to purchase, members of tho council aro of tho opinion that tho Investment would provo safo and prudonc Tho mattor was presontod by Oris wold, chairman of tho special com mlttco on electric street lighting, ap pointed at a provious mooting, to In vestigate and roport upon tho present faulty street lighting sorvlco. Chair man Orlswold reportod that tho sor vlco was unimproved, and, If anything, worse than when investigation was ordered. Ho thought tho timo had ar rived whou Halom should tulco stops toward acquiring its own electric light plant. Ho asked tho council for an appropriation of JGO to enablo thocom mlttoo to visit and Inspoct tho various Rateable wator powor sites about 8a lom. Harrows Jumped to his feet and questioned tho proceedings as impru dont nnd llladvlsed. Thought Uiero remained ntnplo timo for providing a dlfferont system boforo tho prosont contract expired, and cautioned his colloaguos against hnsty action. Orls wold replied, and when ho oxplnluod that a wator powor slto capablo of fur nishing 1,000 homo powor, and con veniently locnted from Salem, could bo purchasod for ubout $G0, llurrows withdrew his objections, nnd was tho first to voto for tho requested $50 ap propriation. Utiswold stnted that ho had Investi gated tho mattor, and bad learned that a complete oloctrlc light plant of sut llclent cnnaclty for tlio city's needs, could bo Installed by tho municipality for 1 10,000. Since tho city wns paying 4 per cent, interest on a bondod in debtedness of $07,000, ho thought it might woll consider Uio project ns an advantageous ouo. Tho Installation and oporntlon of such a plant would offoct a saving of Ifl.GOO per year ex ponsoH for stroot lighting, which rop rosnnta intorest paid annually on bonded Indobtcdnosa. Recorder Judah stated that, In a conversation with Portland parties, ho recontly learned that a systomatlc movo wan on foot on tho part of largo manufacturing concerns of Portland to acquire for future control all tho water powor of Wostorn Oregon. In vlow of tlioso conditions ho thought tho council could mnlco no mistake in Inventing In such a wator power boforo tho opportunity would bo dofeatad by tho oxtonslvo purchases of tho Port land corporations. Mayor MIhIiod thought It was to tho host Intercuts of tho city that tho' proposition bo thoroughly lnvostl gated, ns it would bo only a mattor of timo until nil cities that can will own tlelr olcctrlo lighting plants. Aftor somo further favornblo discussion, council unanimously voted tho ex Pcuboh of tho investigation. Chair man Orlswold has boon offered flvo dlfforout wator powor sites within 40 mtlos of Salem, nnd will at onco in spect tho name, with Uio assistance of u practical cnglneor, ascertain tho tmo valuos of tho proportloa and ro port his findings to tho council. Tho mattor of clonnlng up tho alloys In tho bUBinoss district of the city wns called up by Stolz. This proolpltatod a lively debato, Including a splrltod colloquy botwoou Stolz and llurrows, uio discussion lasting nearly an Hour. Tho mattor was finally takon from Uio hands of tho ways nnd means commit tee nnd placed with tho ordinance commlttoo, with Instructions to em ploy legal aid, and draft an ordinance for tho graveling nnd grading of al loys In thu olty, tho ordinance to bo presented to the council at Its noxt meeting. Tho commlttoo on streets and pub lie property was dlroetod to confer with tho county courts of Marlon and Polk counties regarding tho annual repairs to' tho Wlllamotto rlvor bridge.. Council pas8od ordinance designa ting as a public dumping ground that part of Liberty stroot betweon Ferry nnd Trade streets. Two bills woro ordered paid ns fol lows Pohlo & Itlahop. $3.76, Hofer llros.. $0. Monthly and quartorly reports of Recorder Judah woro read and adopted as was also tho quarterly report of Htroet Commissioner Frlaxull. Sum innry of Frlasell'a roport follows Days" work, wlUiout team, 109; with I Smart Cloiircs lor all Inn Our $20 Suits are the Acme of Perfection. We have a 1000 Pattern to Select from to Suit Both Taste and Pocketbook.' HAIHES.Sc STBPLdH Merchant Tailors team, 23; cash on hand January 1st, $138.41; receipts of quarter, $410.18; disbursements, $407,13; bnlanco, $57. 40, Saloon licenses woro granted to W. It. Anderson, E. Eckcrlen, J. P. Rog ers, Dutto & Wcndoroth. . CAPITAL " CITY FINANCES City Recorder Judah Files Quarterly Report. City llecordor N J. Judah, In his quartorly report, filed with tho coun city Tuesday ovonlng, shows tho dis position of 11 cases In his department for Uio Uireo months, 17 of which woro heard in the recorder's court, and flvo In tho Justice department. In record er's court 40 days in sentences was served, and fines collected aggregat ing $70.00. Fees earned In Justico court by rccordor and marshal, and turned into treasury, amounted to $41.06. Miscellaneous cash rqaclptn for tho quarter wore: Fines and fees $ 123.20 Saloons 1,000.00 Shows 120.00 Miscellaneous licenses 291.00 Streets 71.93 Miscellaneous . . . , 6,516.25 Total $7,319.98 Warrant indebtedness for quarter was divided among tho following ac ac eounts: Pollco $ 13.10 Salaries , . 1,230.10 Fire department 545.70 Fuel ; 32.35 Stationery 11.26 Legal services ....... ...... 1.25C.O0 Wator 3G4.90 LlghUng .. 084.84 Miscellaneous .' 270.21 Total $4,410.46 o County Court In Session Tho county commissioners' court convonod this afternoon, and began auditing bills. Tho most Important matter to bo considered nt this timo Is tho apportionment of tho county road iax among mo on iiiBinciH oi uio coun- ty. This tax has- been apportioned by Road Mastor Culver, and will bo dis tributed for oxpondlturo In road con struction In tho districts whoreln tho tax was assosscd. o More Hops Contracted oncoB, might ovoutually bo ontlroly J. It. KaBor. of Sllverton. ,1ms con- stamped out. nov. Gould Is an earnest trnctcd to dollvor to Oeo. A. La Vie, spoakor, and his romarkB woro warm of New York City, 8,000 pounds of jy applaudod. mo iuu nop crop ni iuyj coma pur pound. Tho ngroomont wns fllod In tho county recorder's offlco today. Louis D. Campbell, tho Republican randldnto, was yesterday olectod may - or of Tacoma by a majority of 950. Has just received a large line of line is bound to be the most popular in the city. Our prices range from 52.10 for Silk Grenadines to 3 and 4 cents for cheap, cotton fabrics. Thursday, Friday and Saturday We will offer you special prices: Embroidered Linen Tus sar, $1.00 at 91c Fancy Silk Batiste, 65c at 60c Silk Striped Batiste, 60c " at SSc Linen Lace Stripe 45c at 39c Corded Silk Zeyhyr, 35c at 29c Satin Stripe lace effects, 30c at 25c Mercerized Zephyr Ging ham, 25c at 20c See our south window and step Inside, not Inside the window, tut Into the store, we have a treat for you ::::::: A FULL TICKET NAMED Marion Couny Prohibitionists To Be Represented. Legalized Saloon Traffic De nounced By Congressional Nominee. Tho Marlon county Prohibitionists on Tuesday afternoon made tho fol lowing nominations for legislative and county efficers: Stato senators P. L. Keundy, of Woodburn; Rev. F. M. George, of Sa lem. Joint senator (Mai Ion and Linn) W. P. filmoro, Brownsville, Linn county. Representatives W. L. Hicks, SI! verton; W. B. Hardy," Drooks; Clark Pomborton, Sidney, O. F. Round, Mo hama; Fred P. Hurst, Aurora Clerk J. R. Landon, of Woodburn. Shorlff W. A. Rice, of Yow Park. Rccordor L. E. Gardner, North Sa lorn. Treasuroi1 Robort Reld, Salem. Assossor S. (5ng, Scotts Mills. Commissioner D. A. Harris, East Salem. Surveyor C. O. Reynolds, Salem. Coroner II. S. Jory, South Salem. Tho nominations wero all mndo by a committee, and afterwards ratified by tho convention. This commlttoo consisted of J. A. Taylor, W. A. Rice, J. R. Landon, R. Poinsett, O. F. Round, Ollvor Jory and E. Ilupe. Jesse Coulson, Ollvor Jory and Rev. F. M, Oeorgo, constituting tho com mittee on resolutions, submitted tho following resolution, which was unani mously adepted: Whoroas, Tho legalized traillc Is re sponsible for untold mlsory, wnnt and destitution, thoroforo bo It Resolved, That wo favor Its total annihilation by national nnd stato pro hibition, and wo hereby plcdgo our nlloglanco to tho national and stato Prohibition party. During tho Tuosday afternoon sob slou, Rov. Gould, of Newberg, candl dnto on tho Prohibition stato ticket for congressman from tho first con grosslonal district? dolivored a rousing tomporanco nddross. To rum ho at trlbuted tho responsibility for povorty . , rnfui,in n.mia n..t I ...... l. ..,,'. .ll.l.U .UU.l.W..0 I.IU have boon experienced In Industrial and commercial clrclos throughout tho country. Ho allowed tho oxpondlturo dally In tho world or $1,000,000 for In toxicants, nnd, by comparison, showed what could bo accomplished with tho same nmount along other linos. Ho urgod his colleaguos to groator activ ity, and moro earnest work, that tho liquor traffic, ami Its dostructlvo lnilu- An ovonlng session was held Tuos day and a short mooting Uils morning, whon tho business of tho convention j w completed, and final adjournment 1 takon. I 'r'10 convention ondorsod tho samo Summer Dress Fabrics. This Dimities, Lawns, Lace effects, 15c and lie at 8c and 6c Calico ....6c and 3c Ladles' 40 cent Hose... 2 4c We haye just received a very large line of Bonnets and Cloaks for babies, enough for all the stores in Salem.. We will give you special prices in these for a few days ill Commercial St, airxmnigTBfrrti tinii tfo Asslirtlldte Pood sec that your stoinach and liver are ill proper condition. To do it easily and pleasant ly take Beecham's Pills Bold Ererywhere. In bonetlOcandfct. platform adopted by tho Multnomah county Prohibition convention In Port land last Saturday. o Vera Davey Improving. MIbs Vera Davey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davoy, who was giv en up as hopeless by hor physicians, was last night takon In hand by Mra. Dr. Sohoottlo and Mrs. draco Albright, Uio osteopaths, and today Is very mucb Improved. It was a Bovero case of pleuro-pneumonln, and Dr. Schoottlo worked all night with hor, and fools very hopeful of her recovery. o Wholesome Baking. Tho bread nnd pastry mndo nt Uio Pioneer Bakery Is light and whole some. Once tried, always used. o A Chinawoman was found murdered In a building In Portland last evening. A. M. Clough, successor to D. E. Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 8tate Street, Phono, Office, 1351 residence, 221, Salem, Oregon. NEW TODAY. For Sale. A horso, phaeton and har ness, by W. M. Ramsey. 4-2 3t Prices That Tell 10 Pounds Pink Beans, 25c 10 Pounds Italian Prunes. 25c 3 CansTomatoes,25ci Lanre, Fancy Silver Prunes, 5c lb. Al Flour per sack, 70c 3 cans Salmon, 25c, Onion Sets, per pound 5c Navel Oranges, pcrdoz, 20c, Jumbo Mush, 2 1-2 lb packages 5c Good Cooking Molasses, per gallon 30 cents. Lemons, per dozen 15c Lemons 2 dozen for 25c Bananas, per dozen 15c. Scotch Oats 10c per Package M. T. RINEAUN 1.12 Ststo St. Telephono i31. lOHrnwaanMMMMHBHnMM T,ie Racycle $35 to $60. A Full Line on Hand. Wheels cleaned l 00 Wood rims put on CO Morgan & Wright eating put on... 2 2( Inner tubo, Oret quality.,! $1 25 Morrow coaster and brako put on $11 50 G. A J. Ilenvv tread casing $3 50 102 Solar, Mojeetic, 20th Century and Search Light Gas lamps each f2 0 We carry a full line of sundries, in eluding tho following tires: Hartford, G.&J., Dunlop, Flek, Dolawaro and M. & W, (doublo tube.) Wheels called for and dolivered free. Clayton R Young Phono Red 255G. Standard Rotary White Rotary White Shuttle Representing thu beat to bo had in Machinedom. We also have the popu lar priced maohines from (17,50 up, For new machines OUR (25 MA OHlNKiaaway better than the cheap Kaatern machine by actual comparison. Wo have them hero to show you, and you be the JudRe. Second-hand machines faom (5.00 up that will raw. Two of them at (10 00 are splendid bargain?. New Machines for Rent! Old Ones Taken in Exchange! Needles, Oil and Parts For all Alachines! Bicycles... CUSHION FRAME TRIBUNE at $ 10. Tho moat comfortable mount ever yet put out. Come and try one La. dies' or gents. New wheels all prices from (20 up. becond.hand ones for ladies and gents, all ready to ride, At bargain prices. fitoro open evenings. F. A. WIGGINS 255-257 Liberty St. Salem, m0yoio. Sewing Machines. wtamriMMHiMH Is the store to buy your cloth ing New goods are arriving daily The markets have been ransacked for the latest styles and it affords us pleasure to buy we have been successful. Por you to sec thenni is to be convinced ,, 4 JL Salem Wooen 254-256 Commercial 2sfjaW 5H5S2 s ...CHICAGO STORE... I PEOPLE'S I The strooeest ariument that can be offered to the tuylni public Is to live them the test foods at the lowest possible price. We are la a position to do this. We buy our own sooas for cash and our expenses are so small that we can beat any compettlon i! it to pieces. Read en: THIS WEEK'S GREAT PRICE CUTTING SALE. Read the following carefully. ft 2 rc school plild dress roods 12 l-2c. 7 5c all wool 40 inch English cluv lone 48c. 12 l-2c fancy SI ksllne, pretty pittern, 7 l-2c 15c Stlejla satin finish 9c. 9c white check, white (oods 5c. 65c salln DamsskUblc linen 35c. 12 I 2c blue striped tlcklue 7 l-2c. SI. 50 children's trimmed hits 75c. $2.50 children's box Jackets $1 65. 4 5c children's calico dresses 25c. 85c children's silk bonnets 50c. $5 wash talfeta silk waists $3.45 WE ARETHE MAKl RS OF LOW PRICES ON RELIABLE GOODS. AlcEVOY BROS., Proprietors. Court Street, acn XLht Slabiee' 35a3aar 118 STATE Qreit sale of underikirto. wblto an 1 colorod. 20por cont off tho rest of tho weak, beginning Wednesday. This means much consider ing our already low prices. MRS. M. EXPERIENCED Chooeo Ramblers because they have tone and style, as well aa all good polnte which no to mako up a wheel of very highest grado. The latest models of fiAftT BICYCLES Are the very best built wheels on the market today. They last. The J?i pu a,iion l8'"1 ty tlie Rambler buildorn during their 28 years w !! M i S ,hB R?m''le'' eafa and proBtable investment for both lbs novice and well-pouted wheel buyer. RAMBLER PRlCES-$25 00. 30 00, 35 00 and 4 10,00. Cushion frame $40.00. Chainless, $50 and J60. It's the runrtlne of Ramblers that make them LEADERS- NUlNt ARE BETTER; FEW AS GOOD. Call In and Inspect our line, we have every price, every welsht and every style. Old wheels taken In exchaote Second-hand wheels from $8.00 up. IK te all a HMstahe are niSSlVK l"IVinR !b? J.,lea e onl' do otr own repairing. But Svcia o??,-.!? d0 any Rnd aU k,nd9 ol repairing from enameling your bi cycle or repairing your frame or forks, to repairing a puncture. lYB KfcFAW ALL MAKES OF WHEELS, WE FIT ALL MAKES OF TIRES The Most Complete Blpclc Store la the City. SHIPP &HAUSER 258 Colnmerclal Street- Opposite Capital National Bank KDranwYTvTvTvivrvivrvTv- - ' rv vwswswJWWsXSW mimhwpM lai WfM laMWttliiiiiMBai I id SHE Store . Street. Salem, Oreroa, saa BARGAIN HOUSE. Corsets all prices from 25c up. 2vc boys' overalls 15c 3 5c men's underwear 19c. 5c men's socks 4c. 5c men's wurklni shirts 48c CMldren's school handkerchiefs tc. Theircatest stocklof on earth for la dles ind children for 10c. i adles' 75c fancy wrappers 35c. $3.50 rlnydy skirts the best that was ever shown $2.35, Dr'ss skirts SI. 35 $2 SO, $3.90 and $4.35. worth double the price, Mill ends of calicoes 2 I-2C Apron Clnttums 4c yd. Salem, Oregon V ?5Sl?5 STREET. FENNELL. WHEELMEN m &. 1 Jl l- rsw. I&SJIMJ. E Notice the extra Rein forced frames. STJ JXT Jt33EX3G! S ,p