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VOL. XII.
SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1902.
NO. loos.
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That's the Shape of
Our 50c Corset
It's tho best we've over seen for llio price
Full lino of the famous Tliomson'a ,,0!oe
Flttina" coreets in nil tho now shapes
95c to $1.50
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RECEIVES R
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REETINGS
N0.66
Everybody Wears Shoes
Wo have them to (It ever) body. Good f liote at low
prices. J lint s what makes our bunlnons rov.
Chamberlain Repeats His Challenge Everywhere That no One Can
Point to a Single Dishonest Transaction jin His Official Career
-People Shout for Honest Administration of State Affairs
and Fearless Attacks on'lthe Fees and Perquisites.
Journnl Special Sen It p.
speecli I ever heard. Hy grab, I'm )-
WfiH n ntnrni nf iri-imf Inir I'linnra nnil
I speecu i ever neurit. i m t" , "
Forest drove, May 13.-Threo him-K to voto for you." "" i''-r wue uiuiunuiumy on nut-
dred and fifty people camo out to Tho nudlunco wns roprosontauvo oi uit i m muuii. u ui. mi umu
hoar Cioo. K. Chamberlain and W. A.
Wann addross tho voters upon tho
cntupalgn Issues. It was an audience
the 1002 campaign gathering:. There
was plenty of enthusiasm, and llbornl
minimise ns the various points wore
of thoughtful cltlzons. Young votora ' made In the addrassos. Yet that was
Our new line of
Clothing
IsgolnKfast. Customers look nroitnd at "regu
lar stores" but como tons to buy, liecauso they llnd
thafregnlar stores" roll ulothin at "regular prices."
Wo undersell thorn all because wo sell forcnijh only, aud
wo'ro Bnllsfled with email profits.
STHE NEW YORK RACKET
Sulem's Chonpest One-Prloo Cnah Store.
E. T. BARNES "3-
wvastf ,i MsuiJiz&ssEsxrzxxjns usss
Are You Hunting
h ora real bargain? If you aro wo can
put you ou the scent of the real tliltur
Wo have a vorv lars stock of "1835 It.
Wallace" and "1817 Hoer ilros" trlplo
plated knives and forks, moro than wo
need for the Hutntnor trade. Wo aro
making a special low price of $185 per
dozen on them, tliiH mouth only. It will
pay jou to lay in a supply of good
knives and forks now as this price will
not last long. Next month tho prico
will go back to $4 CO ugnln.
Barr's Jewelry Store
Cor. State and Liberty St Salem.
Leaders la Low Trices.
wero thoro. Votorans In tho dovolop
mont of tho West wero thoro. And ev
ory man was there to llston attentive
ly to tho discussions. Thero was ap
parently a, doslro to loaru somothlug
concornlng trio affairs of state. At tho
end of tho meeting, scoros of peoplo
came forward to shako tho speakers
by the hand, and assure' thorn that
they would bo supported in tho Juno
election.
Ono man, well ndvaucod In years,
grasping Mr. Chamberlain by tho
hand, said:
"That was tho Tiottost political
In getting down to a discussion of the
Issues of the campaign, at first brlelly
referring to Pacific University, tho
college located at Forost Grove, and
known as an institution thorough in
its work, and having Bont out many
uung in on and women who havo boon
prominent in tho citizenship of Ore
gon.
His nddross covered tho Inlttatlvo
existing affairs at tho state house, nfli n' referendum, tho Philippines quos-
what changos aro proposed by tBo "". "my elections-ami sinio ui-
j i uurs, mo lust uuing ircniou in icngin.
Tho hall was filled and peoplo Btodd Eu successive point was recolvod by
. .. . m- I 0 ... ... .1... nntn.
not tno signiiicuiu iuuiuiu ui mu uw
8lon. Tho peoplo hud como out jo
hour n. iHseusslon of tho mattoro that
nurtnln to tho state of Oregon, ami
they wanted to havo ovon dry flgur
and statistics, so thoy might learn tf!
in all avallablo spaco until tho mc
ing ended.
Chamberlain on the Issue
When Chairman Purdln introduce
Mr. Chnmhorlain to tho audlonco, tho
fc. I the peoplo In a manner to prove that
tho visit hail either mado votes, or
demonstrated that tho voters wero nl-
d
S
t .tditwem'JSm
Repairing a
Watch...
Of tho finest workmanship is a
branch of our business that we give
special attention to. Our repairing
department is conducted witli tho
utmost cam and skill, diamond ?trn
reset, and Jewelry of all kinds is re-J
FOG
WRAPT
JSLAND
At St .Vincent Flow of
Laya Continues
Loss of Life Will Exceed Six
teen Hundred
The Stricken Section Cannot
Be Penetrated
London, May 13. Sixteen bundled
lives nro known to have boon lost on
St. Vincent Island, as a result of tho
eruption of La Souffrlerc. According
to a cablegram received hero this
morning, which givo an account of
tho continued flow of lava and Intenso
heut, tho strlckon suction cannot bo
ponotrnted. Refugees arriving at St.
Lucia say that tho loss of lifo will far
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Superlative
in strength
and purity
Improves the Havo? &mt adds
to ike kealtMuijiess of ike foods
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO,
CHICAGO.
Notk. Tlmro nro Imitation, baking powdars sold cheap by
many Rrocorn. TliOi" nro made from nltmi, n 'poison
ous ilniB, which ranuers the food Injurious to lialth.
CITY IN
DEEP
GL00M
St. Pierre Desertel
Save byJJoldiery
Rapid Disposal of the Burning:
Bodies. i
More Flnhtlng at Port.au Prince.
Capo Hnytlon, Haytl, May 13. Moro
lighting occurred In tho streets of
Port nu Prluco lust night and oarly
this morning. Almost nil tho on tiro
mnlo population is armed. Thoy do
maud ox-Presidont Sam's lmmcdlato
depnrturo from tho Island. Sovernl
revolutionary leadors havo talcon ref
uge In tho United States consulate.
neat is intense, and tpidcmic
is Feared.
Mlnlno Operations Tied Up.
Scrantou, Mny 13. A complete sus
pension of nnthraclto mining opera
tions throughout the stato coutinuos
Unlay. Tho result as to tho lluzoltlno
convention tomorrow Is uncertain, but
public opinion loans toward a continu
ation of tho tie up.
paired In tho most perfect manner, oxcood 1000. It is now a. weolc slnco
besides optical work of all kinds. tho oruptlon
C. T, Pomeroy
28BCom'ISt.
You Get it, Too
In every ounce of our pure whlukoy
that you take lion chilled from ex
posure to col 1. No Household should be
without our rje wlilekov. our California
brandy or blackberry brandy for medic
inal purposes. Our stock of choice
wines aud liquors of all kinds nro unexcelled.
J. P. ROGERS, BP"
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer
Watchmaker and Optician
?1P AN OLD ADAGE m
" "ZJ$$ buta true: nep
uptlon uotrnn, nud tho tromond-
ous oxploslons nud rumblings had uot
coasod whou tho cabIoram wns sont
from St. Lucia. This morning many
refugoos arrived at Dominica in
cuuoos, bt. Vincent cannot he sen
by the neighboring IslanaH on account
of fog. Tho sea In the vicinity Is cov
ered with trees and other debits swept
from the Island.
Have You Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor?
Ho absolutely cures cancors, tu
mors, gravel, lddnoy and bladder trou
bles, bone d I senses, asthma, skin dis
eases all without the use of the knife
or poisonous minerals or mineral of
any kind.
Instructions.
My Doar Friend;
You must bear in mind that this
modlclnu Is not a poisonous tonic, nor
a stimulant, nor a temporary relief,
which you get from poisonous drugs,
where the results aro sura death soon
er or later. Those ioisons go In your
bones and destroy the Ufa of them
aud create all kinds of diseases, can
cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy,
hone diseases, etc. Do not blame the
medicine when it taken an effect and
stirs up tho poisons or disease In the
system. You must not expect to be
cured In a few days, for your sickness
or disease lias been a long time com
ing on, and it will take a long time
to get It out of your system. It will
take months or a year 10 build up u
new body from the bones up. This Is
what the people do not
They aro used to being humbugged.
My medicines aro composed of na
ture's herbs what the human system
requires. When the animals get sick
they will help themselves to those
herbs, for thoy have the Instinct, and
the people have not. so we have to
make a study of It. It has beon a life
study with me. Do not get weary;
tills life is too short and too sweet to
worry out of this "world.
Dr. Cook cures all ldnds of diseases.
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty SL, 8a
lem,( Ore., Is the man you ought to
consult. He is a natural doctor. He Is
descended from a line of German herb
alists, the best physicians in the
world.
TIs Is his fourth year in Salem, and
scores of patients and friends can tes
understand, j tlfy to hls'sklll In their cases. . .
Several Villages Wiped Out.
Paris, May 13. The following Is
from the secretary of the Martinique
government, aud was received by the
mlnlstor of colonies teday: "The
Perlmoter ravaged by oruptlon in
cludos LoCarbot, LoProcheur, (hum!
Itlvero, Macoub and Daeso Polnto. Le
Precheur Is entirely destroyed, nnd It
is probuble the snmo fatu overtook
(jrund Hlvuro and Macouha. Despite
repoatod offorts Senator Knight has
been unable to reach St. Plorre, owing
to the ashes which the volcano is still
throwing. Ho wont to LoPrechour nnd
hurled -100 dead, and brought all the
survivors he could find buck to Fort
de France. The cable company mya
the cable will be repalrod tomorrow,
Foit do Franco, May 13. A groat
cloud still hangs over St. Plorro and
tho country for mllos nround. ICvory
person who escaped death from the'
eruption has Hod toward Fort do
Franco, leaving only soldiers nnd otli
ers sont hy tho government on the
Hcune. Tho work of burning bodlos Is
going on as lapldly nu possible. Oij't-
fit till lioln tu fill IfiL Its twiojlnjl linfjk 'I1 In
('u ! n n,tj IIUUKUU IIUIUi 4 IIW
town is flllod up with refugees. Tho
food supply at hand Is totally lundo-
qunie, mm terror or starvation con
fronts the sufferers, Tho hunt Is in
tense nnd the unhealthy senson is at
hand, and an epidemic is feared. Food
Is being dealt out cautiously, becnuso
of the shortnesii of the supply. It Is
estlmntod thnt many will die of starva
tion and exposure before perinanout
relief can reach the island. Tho con
ditions caused by tho decomposition
of duad bodies nt St. Plerro are hourly
becoming more unendurable.
Oregon Naval Reserve Mustered Out.
Portland, Or., Mny 13. Tho Oregon
Naval reserve will bo formally mus
tered nut tonight. An application of
olllceru nnd men to ho organized Into
a company of tho Third roglmont, Nn
tlounl Guard, was made, but tho mili
tary board refused It.
GAS
WORKERS
STRIKE
Precipitated by Refusal to Re
instate Union Men
HALF'
MILLION
J)0LLAR
Appropriation by Sen'
ate for Relief
Of the West Indian
Sufferers
Island
An English Victory.
Ixindon, May 13. An official dis
patch from Pretoria today says: Druoe
Hamilton has captured 27, Colenbrand
er Hi, 'Ian Hamilton 367 Iioera, with
practically all of the wagons and stock
of the commandos In the central area
east of Harts river, Transvaal. Since
March IJelarey's forces have been re
duced by 700
Earthquake at Guatemala.
New Orleans. May 13. Tho steamer
Anselm, from Port harries, Ountema-
la, arrived last night with additional
reports of the Guatemalan onrthquuko.
It confirms thy previous reports of tho
complete destruction of Quesnlteuan
go nnd other cities. It ostlmntes tho
total loss of life between 2K00 and
3000. Disturbances extend into Nocur
amu. The town of Muntoinbo Is also
partially destroyed. Mount Moutombo,
ou Lake Manamua, nu active volcano,
lias shown new signs of life. Hot
ashes are falling down Its sides, and
people are fleeing in fright.
Chicago, May 18. Six hundred gns
worker struck here this morning. JUv
ory coin puny In the city Is affueted. It
Is thought the present supply of gns In
the tanks will last 21 hours, and hy
Hfilct economy and by pressing tho
clerks and other olllce attaches Into
service It mny be made to Inst 40
hours. If the strike Is not settlod by
that time, It Is likely gas consumers
will be compelled to use lamps and
cundlee. The strike was precipitated
by u refusal of the company to rein
state men discharged for asking per
mission to organism a union.
PrcsIJent Appeals to People
of United States.
Washington, May 13. Tho Sonuto
today paHsed a resolution providing
for an appropriation of a hntf million
dollars for tho relief of tho peoplo of
Martinique and St. Vincent. In this Is
Included tho $'.100,000 appropriated
yesterday. Tho cabinet mooting today
wns duvotod almost entirely to a dls
mission of measures for tho relief of
tho Htrlckon of tho West Indlnn
Islands. They decided to appoint com
mittees, of cttloiiH in all tho large
cities of tho United States to take
ihargo of popular subscriptions. Lat
or tho president appealed' to the peo
ple of the Uultud States for Hiihsurlp
lions.
FATAL
NAPTHA
EXPLOSION
In a Pittsburg Rail'
road Yard
Alen, Women and Children
Wraped In Flames
slons. If tho gaa forces Its way
through to tho surfaco Monday's disas
ter will bo moro than duplicated.
Chas. Frost Pardoned.
Washington. 1). O.. Mny 13. Prosl
dent Uoosuvolt bus grunted a pardon
to units, rrost, formerly special attor
ney In the department of Justice who
servud a ouu year term In the Almeda
county Jail, California, for contempt
of court in connuotloii with the Nome
mining scundals, In which Judge
Noyos was involved,
Teamsters Receive Increased Wages.
Portland, May 13. The truck drtv
era nnd teamsters have been allowed
their demand for an Increase of wages
to 2 5o per day, thus averting a
strike The new scale goes into effei t
WOOLEN
MILLS
STRIKE
At Oregon Ciiy is Practically
Settled.
To Review Rathbone Case.
Washington, May 13. President
Itoosovolt has directed Secretary Hoot
to confer with the Ciilmn court of ap
peals as to its Jurisdiction to review
the case of Ilathbune, nud take addi
tional testimony.
Oregon City. Muy 13. The woolen
mills strike Is practically settled. The
proprietor will grant 06 per cents of
Lilliputian Dabe Dead.
Portland, Muy 13, The smallest
bube ever born la Oregon died last
night after living six weeks, In ap
parent good health. It weighed one
and three-fourths pounds. Mr. und
Mrs. Dadral are the parents. The
child would have lived hud they had
an Inoubntor.
Twenty-four Dead and Three
Hundred Injured.
Pittsburg, May 13. Tho fahorhmit
yard of tho Pan Handle nil I road wns
tho scone this evening of tho most dls
asteioiiH explosion and II ro known in
this section for many years. A score
of lives wore lost, and about 200 pur
soiiH wero so bndly burnod thnt, ac
cording to tho Judgment of tho phy
sicians in attundnnco, 7D per cent, of
them will die from tho efTeotH of their
Injuries.
Hpuctnturs nt the flro pressed too
close, and when three cases of mipthn
exploded, there was no oscapo for
them. Men, women nnd children wore
wrapped In (lames, and rutally llurnod.
Hefore tint oxploslon mnny wero run
dorud unconscious hy the extreme
hent ami gaseous fiimoH, and were be
ing carried away whon the torrent of
fire burst upon thorn.
A stream of the uHcnnliiK imntlin
caused an explosion at a point a mile
nnd a half away, wrecking three
houses, and Injuring mnny persons.
Later -It is estimated that thirteen
persons went killed nnd over 300 in
jured In the two explosions of naptha
last night In the Pan Handle yards at
Cork Hun. Many of the Injured are In
a serious condition toduy, and several
nro expected to dlo. Tho dead reported
now are: Jamee Koonan, Chns, Heuit
ig. W .W. Taylor, Harry Smltley, Kin
nerty (J. I. Hunter, Walter Wright,
Dallas Ilyrd, Pascal Mailer, Donald
Smith, George Wilson, Matthew Mar-
nou und an unknown hoy.
It Is feared a greater explosion than
those thnt occurred yesterday may re
sult as n possible disarrangement of a
30-Inch gas main situated below the
wreckage caused by the nnptlin explo-
Plttsburg, Pa., May 13. This after
noon tho total number of dead waa
placed nt 24.
0' '
Fear of Flood at The Dulles.
Tho Dallos, May 13. Warm woathor
or rain wijl causo floods at this point
of tho Columbia rivor. Tho rlvor roso
yeetorday 11 Inches, ana Is now ISM
feet abovo low water mark. At Cas
cade Locks It is nocoBsary to uso tho
high gates for steamers. Temporary
walls havo boon constructed to allow
bortts to pass during high water.
Coughed
It's the experience of every
one. Sooner or later we all
take cold. Colds naturally
tend downward, that's the
trouble. Aycr's Cherry Pec
toral stops this downward
tendency and quickly curves
these early colds. Ask your
doctor. If he says this isn't
so, don't believe us.
"I know from personal experience
that Aycr's Cherry Pectoral quickly
breaks up a heavy cold on the lungs."
D. C. Sncdcker, Pine Hill, N. Y.
Sc, Ilk., 11.09. J. C. AYCR CO., Uwill, Mm
Portland Playing With Helena.
'Portland. May 13. Tho Portland
bail team is playing with Holona thla
afternoon. The opening loaguo game
here Is attracting immenso crowds.
Chamberlain and Furnish
Wo have a button machine and mnko
our own buttons. Cronlso studio.
FRESH TODAY.
..Peanut Taffy..
AND
Peppermint Chews
-AT
154 State St-, Phone 2874.
Thursday There is no hange In the , the union's demands, and it Is he-
planlng mill situation. lleved that the strikers will accept.
gnTmnnrrnTirrrrmfmiTnrnnTnifmm
Read the Above Remarkable Cure.
Ice Cream in
Packages
25c per Quart
Open till 12 p. m.
114 State Street.
The Servant Girl Question
Doesn't worry those who are provided
with a gas range, It u always read t
whether you want to prepare a ligh,
meal or a Ih dinner, anil it is eo clean
and eaaveaieat to work with that yon
don't mind if you lake a tarn in tbe
kitcbea yoarself Toe re is nose of tbe
dirt and trouble of co4t or wood burn we.
Salem Gas Light Co.
Vixia 53, 4 O aaraekeU 81
g BYE &
SPECIALIST
A. M BANCROFT.
jnfr.oi isc
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
359 Coal Sr.
341(01. Of tie s
m
We i ocr ewa
(rU lists
Piiwtsiitoa free
NEW
PATTERN HATS
Arrived Saturday.
NEW
SHIRT WAIST HATS
By Express Today.
Prominent Journalist Dead.
I)IbvIIIb. Ky., May 11 Wu1tr
Haldemun, owner of the Courier-Journal,
of this city, died this morning
from injuries received (Saturday mom
Ing when lie was struck by a street
car.
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flfote. jfraeer'e
On account of the rush in our AtlLLlNERY DEPAKTAtENT we were compelled to
reorder PATTERN AND STREET HATS all of which are here now.
See Our Windows for Pretty Hats and Muslin Underwear.
lESVJESIRrS'- XmJ&JO-IZ0 VIES? "3C3CIWO-
Our store today declared -we had the most beautiful line of AtUSUN UNDER
WEAR ever shown in Salem. Come ard see the pretty things at
-rSI
tTbe abictf Store
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New Steamer Line to Alaska.
Portland. May 13. A new steamer
line from Portland to Alaska is to be
Intone rated this week. Merchant
hare guaranteed enough freight to
warrant the operation of yews els,
o
Defeat of Rebels In Chill.
PeklH. May 11 Ah official note a
ftounrlHg the defeat of the rebel forces
lit Chili province, aud the capture of
the leader, after two days' fighting,
was Issued by the government,
o
Wood for Salem Schools.
The amount of wood that has been
offered the Kalem seliool board Indi
cates that fuel Is again plentiful In
tills seotlen. and can be ttureliased at
a resonable figure. The Salem sehool
hoard recently adrertiaed for 37
cords of Mr and -10 eords of guk, and
rtK-etved bids aggregating StOO cords.
The wood was offered at ft 90 fur sec
ond growth Mr to fits for Itset body
flr ami $3. 10 to II for oak. The Wds
ware opened Monday and taken un
der consideration by the board. Which
will make an luepeetJon of the differ
ent lots offered before making the
awards.
Special Sale of Black Goods
M 'i ura and fJlellllani for lUtMnz Ooitumen.
PRIESTLEY'S BLACK DRESS GOODS
Maker's ntns oa Sclvcdit.
Kvery ive of Mask drew goods in the store will tie told at sale prices
ft 10 TV 1 M
...Men's Clothes...
We have the elothes to bo feasting In. Ami il.n nria u-iti iv un
I eneuiih to go feasting.
mere was another ojiening of new suits at the bin store last Wfteb.
Call and ase them.
DRESS SKIRTS
AND
..Tailor Suits.,
AT HALR PRIONS
ORGANDIES
Dimities, Lawns, Peieslw, Ging
hams, uto.
A splendid assortment to seket
from IluyiriK will be lively in this
t'epartmenl all week, as the offerinee
are exceptional.
BICYCLE SUITS
$4.50 to $8.00
mmmmmmmwm
NEW TIES
Wlniliior, Derbies, Imperial, Four
In hands.
25c - - - - 5i
orter
New Imoroved
T Athletic Supp
Kvery wUevImau and athlete
ihwiltl use one. J
WEDNESDAY ONLY "
A new line of full sue. heavy
weight FlClNQKl) QUILTS.
830
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