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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1902)
wu-. -. 4n,, tfH.iT, -!-. ,., r V S ii V. Ar , THE 6AiLV JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONOAY, JUNE 5J602. ' MtV i-i I' . , v ., - ( i ! I I 1 ( 4k f$ .' ' ir-X.. - - . - .$ p? ft b Mm " &t rlfk'lf N IMHf 'M9MMIIIgHNniiMeilMMHMMKIIHM& J Holverson's II m m m m ' m m m m . Yard Wide Percales Many different styles, suitable for shirt waists, etc jKc yard Pretty Ginghams Qc yard All the new stripe styles and plalu colors Most stores sell them for 10c yd. Apron Ginghams cjard The usual 6 l-4c grade In all colors Holverson's m H Ii M K m a m m u E E2 D a R H ej a a E n Hi El si H Q R a B KHHHNHHIIBjy WN IHH !! UN HUH Diililiipli; . I New Belts We've just received a new line of swell styles in ladies' belts. New Moire effects, velvet and ribbon combina tions; triple elastic belts etc. The buckles are dainty, the prices moderate. Rub-Drv Bath Towels,.. The finest bath towel eer produced. Very absorbent; made of imported Egyptian cotton; try one. It Only Takes Two Weeks To Get Unbreakable Hair Pins Made of fine shell in straight, curved, and crimpled; can be bent any shape and stay in place. 25c a box KILLED TR00P8 BY MINES. flilfll International Suit... And when it comes you'll be pleased with it. The style, fit and workmanship of International clothes wins the admiration of all swell dressers. $13,50 to $40.00 Dairumpies Graduation Watches We have a complete lino in presents for graduates In this line. We are overstocked In them at this time, and vvlsh to unload. To make an Induce ment of consequence we will offer everything In watches at a reduclton of 15 per cent. At such an offer every graduate should be started with a good time piece. OHAS, H. HINGEiS Watchmaker and Jeweler, 08 8tato St. Next Dbor to Ladd a Bush's Dank NEW POTATOES. ntESH PEAK. GRKKN UEAN8. OUOUMUEH8. TOMATOES. NJBW FOR THIS WEEK Our many outoiuors will be ploaaed to know of thutnsuy uood things wo have u more una weeu, STEAM BOILED HAM. 8TAK SUOED HAM, HAM SAUSAGE. PIOKLEI) PIQ8 FEET. SUMMER SAUSAGES. ARTICIIQKKS, bTAlt BREAKFAST BACON 8TRAWUKRR1BS. COUNTRY CURED BACON Anondlesa Hue of canned meats ou display nt our store, ROTH St GRABBR U4 Stale Sttttt. Teltcbon 511 MttmmmmumtmmmmmnummtmmMmmutmMttmttttutmmramt Strawberries HOME GROWN Homegrown Clarke Seedlings strawberries fresh every .morning. 'Phone us your order. FuHer & Douglas, Grocers Itf StAU St., DMix:y BMg. JPhoue Main 2201 F How the Revolutionists Slew the Ar my of Colombia Kingoton, Jamlaca, Juno 2. Tho British Bteamer Atrato arrived hope from Colon, Columbia. 8ho rcportB thnt thoro was heavy fighting at Bocas dol Toro last weok. Tho revolutionists arc nald to havo mined Ui town of Boons. Whllo tho govornmont troops wora marching into Bocas to recapturo It, tho mines wore exploded, and al most all tho government soldlors killed. Tho revolutionists still remain In possession of Bogas. Colon and I'ntinnm tfre tho only towns on tho lsthmlus now in control of tho govern ment and troops arc being poured Into thoso two ports with tho hopo of stem ming tho revolutionary advance. Tho revolutionists nro winning so much sympathy upon every hand that tho government has decided to reor ganlxo ito forcos. Tho Atrnto carried 40 govornmont flold ofllcors from Sava nllla to Colon, including Oenoral Qulvoras, who has boon solcctod, it is rumored, as the now govornor of Pan nma. Tho revolution in tho Isthmus now greatly hampers tho fruit busi ness there, and It is Imposslblo to pro dirt when quiet will bo restored. Philippine War a Mistake. Washington, Juno 2. In tho Senate today Mason charged that tho war in tho Philippines was tho gravest mis tnko that tho United States ovor made. Ho said its cost would havo paid double tho amount of tho ponslon roll, would havo put public buildings in a hundred cities, and would havo Haul dated tho river and harbor applications for a quartor of a contury, not to speak of tho human Hvos sacrificed. Butchers Favor a Strike. Chicago, Juno 2. It was lcarnod to day that a secret meeting was held today by representatives of 20,000 butchers, who favored ordering n strlko if the tcamBtors' Htrlko was not settled Boon. This movement would affect practically ovory meat market In Chit-ago, as woll as stop work In stock yards. o To Start With Non-Union Men. Denver, Juno 2. Tho strlko situa tion In tho building trades is un changed, oxcopt for tho declaration of tho Ornamental wlro works that thoy will start up tomorrow with non-union labor. No serious trouble Is antici pated If tho attempt Is made. A Birthday Party. Tho rolativos and frlonds of CI mini ma Patton gavo hor a surprlso at hor home, four milos oast of Macleay, on Saturday, May 31st, in honor of hor 72d birthday. TIiobo proBont woro Grandma Pat ton, Grandma Stanton, Mr. and Mrs, Doc Humphrey, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Darby, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. T. I) .Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Durnos, Mr. nnd Mrs, Jack Pat ton, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Darby, Mr. and Mrs. Hono Humphroy and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Humphroy, Mrs. Lou OrlflUli, Misses Jonnlo Grif fith, Kva Pntton, Kollnn Patton, Gonev lovo Pntton and lSthol Burns; Messrs. ISd. Patton, John Humphrey, Joseph Morloy, Pearl and Olio Humphroy, Kv orott Downing, Kd. Darby and Carl Grllllth. Corvallls Pioneer Dead. A. Catithnrn, for nonrly 10 yoars a well-known rosldont of Corvallls, died In Corvallls yostorday morning. Ho had been a Prco Muhoii for mom than GO yours, nnd tho sonit-contonnlnl col obrntlou of JiIh ndmlsslon to tho or der was colebrated with an elnhorato function given by tho various lodges of tho order last year. Ho was on- Ltfftrheads... "By n man's attire ye shall know him." Yen verily, by a business man's stationery ye may tell If ho Is a man of the ' presont, or twenty years ago. Let us refer you to several of our customers, who are pleased with the up-to-date class of work we do. We Deliver When Promised gaged In tho morcanUlo buslnoss in Corvallls, and has always been it high ly respected citizen, o Confederate Orator at Grant's Tomb. At tho Memorial day exercises nt tho tomb of Genernl Grant, Judgo I. G. Jones, of Montgomery, Ala., a former confederato, who surrendered at Ap pomattox, was tho chief orator. He said In part: "This hour Is ono of Indescribable grandeur. When a beardless youth I drank tho cup of defeat at Appomat tox, nnd was one of thoso 'allowed to return to his homo, not to bo dlnturbcd by tho United States authorities bo long nB thoy observed their parolo and laws in forco whero thoy rosided.' Prom that day to this thoro has novor boon an hour when I would willingly omit nny to do honor to tho memory of tho Immortal who forboro to add to tho burden of our sorrows then. "No truo sohlior can deny to tho IllustrloiiB man whose mortal rcmnlns Ho hero, tho possession of all the qualitlos of a great commander. The man who died at Mount McGregor was novor envious of tho captains who won bnttlofl for him, nnd ho sustained thorn loyally In tho flold. No Ignoble emotions camo to him In tho hour of triumph. Ho did not tnko time, after tho collapso at tiio llttlo Virginia vll lago to pass through to Richmond, the prize for which armies had bo long contended, but hurried direct to Wash ington to begin tho dlsbaudmont of the army. Ho was called to tha hlghost civic rank On earth. Tho gazo of tho world bent In upon him thoro nnd found no stain. "Prom tho hour ho turned from Ap pomnttox to tho last day at Mount McGrogor, tho dcslro uppemiost In the thoughts of tho victorious Boldlcr was to Booth and bettor tho condition of lila defeated countrymen. Ho lost no opportunity to speak in terms of nd miration of tho confederato soldier and after tho power of speech was gone ho wrote: "T fool that wo are on tho evo of a now era, and that there Is to he great harmony between tho federals and confederates. I cannot stny to bo a living witness of tho correctness of this prophecy, but I feel It within mo thnt It Is to bo so.' " Tho general conforonco of tho Meth odist Episcopal church, South, In ses sion at Dallas, Tex., ratified tho rec ommendation made by Dr. TIgort, In cluding circuses In tho list of worldly nmuscmonts thnt tho church member ship should not indulgo In. o PERSONALS. J, A. Allison has gone to Toledo to voto. A. O. Conillt had legal buslnoss nt Tumor today. Mrs. P. W. Sottlomlor, of Woodburn, Is visiting in Salem. Mrs. Myrtlo Williams, of Chemawa, was In Snlom today. Attomoy-Gonorai D. R. N. Blackburn wont to Albany today to voto. Hon. C. B. MoorcB, rogistor of tho Oregon City land odlcc, Is In tho city. Hon. nnd Mrs. Abner I.owls, of AuniBvlllo, hnvo returned from Cali fornia. W. II. Limit, of Clifton Springs, Now York, is In tho city to vlBlt his broth or-in-lnw, Clark Hooves, on Twonty flrBt BtreoL Mr. nnd Mrs. James Moore, of Shelbyvlllo, Illinois, nro on routo to Salem for a visit with Mrs. , Mooro s .brother, Councilman 10. P. Wnlker. P. M. Llmpufl, of Atlantic, Iown, nr- rived today to look ovor Snlom, nnd visit fnmlllos hero. Ho Is nn old friend of W. A. Llston, of this city. Mrs. I. M. Wngnor, who wns sorl ously Injured In a runaway laBt year, Ib stilt confined to hor homo in tho Red Hills, a pntlont sufferer for ono who was no much n part of tho dally business llfo of this city. A. W. Prescott, who has boon doing tho stato political campaign nows de partment on tho Orogonlnn has ro turned to IiIh homo In this city. It Is a groat compllmont to tho nowspnpor workors of tills city that so many of thorn nro cnllod for tho In tho largor metropolitan fluid. REPUBLICAN OREGON. Appropriation for Public Bidldlngs In Portland Cut Down and Why. Tho Scnnto amendment appropriat ing $250,000 for tho Portland post ofllco Jias been cut down to $200,000, a saving of $50,000. At tho same tlmo tho committee accoptcd tho amend ment appropriating nn additional $200,000 for Senttlo, making hor ap propriation $050,000. Spokano nnd Tncoma had their appropriation in creased from $60,000 to $100,000. Washington has a habit of occa sionally Bonding to Washington Dem ocratic aonators and representatives nnd electing populist governors. Sho keeps tho Republican lcadors In Washington in a caso of delightful un certainty. Hence, bolng coy, sho Is woood with gifts. Oregon, on tho other hnnd, hns mado it solid Republican record for moro than a quartor of a contury. This record Is a very good ono to cut off her appropriations In Washington, Orogon Is not doubtful. Thoy road tho Oregoiilan back thoro and roly on that Furnish enthusiasm that 15,000 Republican mnjorlty nnd they then nonchalantly tako tho $50,000 and glvo it to Seattle, with $15,000 moro, as oxtra Induce ment to get Into tho Republican col limn. 8o long as Oregon "goes can" tho powors at Washington will ho cnrcloss ns to hor shnro of tho "good things'' boenuso they havo nothing to lose by Ignoring hor. East Oregonlan. o He Followed Directions. In Washington they aro tolling of a congressman from rural Wisconsin who, until his arrival In tho national capital, had novor Btopped nt a big hotel. Tho other evening Just before retiring ho wnnted n drink of water, but found there wns nono In his room. Under ono of tho two small buttons In tho wall he saw tho werds: "Push twlco for water." Ho pushed tvico as directed, and when tho boll boy nr rived with tho water ho found tho bucolic statesmnn holding nn empty glnss under tho button. Cleveland Plain Dealer. Dr. . E. A- Pierce Injurd Sunday Dr. E. A. Plerco met with an acci dent Sunday afternoon by which ho received a fracturo of tho right Bhouldor blade.. Dr. Plerco was hitch ing his toam In tho harnynrd whon tho horsoB becamo frightened from somo frolicking colts, and tho doctor, who was wearing a long ulster, was thrown to tho ground nnd, becoming tangled up in tho harness, was drag ged for a considerable dlstanco beforo tho team could ho stopped. Tho doc tor was qulto 111 today, but no sorlous roBttlts will attend tho accident, o Emil Koppe, of tho BrowiiBVlllo wooltm mills, was In tho city nnd re turned today. T lu-Miia. WHEAT MARKET. Portland, Juno 2. Whoat, Walla Walla, CCc; Valloy, C7ej Bluostoni', 07 c. Tncoma, June 2. Wheat, CG&c. --GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY 8ldney, Oregon. Mndo for family use, ask your grocer for It Bran and shorts always on hand. A. T, WALN Aeent NO MORE STOP-OVER3. Slnco tho going Into offset of tho throe-cent por mlio faro on tho South ern Pacific lines in Oregon tho stop ovor prlvllogo hns boon withdrawn, and nil tickets sold In the stato aro continuous trip tlckots. Persons go ing to Hovoral stations on tho lino must buy tlckots from station to station. SCHAEFER & PALMER RACYCLE BICYCLE $35 to $60 Nou) is the Time To Have Your Bicycle Fixed Up 2C JTC Send it to us and wo will guarantee you the lowest prices and best work. We also have a full and completo line of sundries at lower prices than can be found elsewhere, 1902 G.& J. heavy tread casing:, cither Indiana or Goodrich make.. $3 50 Any Gas Lamp $2 50 Morgan & Wright No. 1 Inner tubes $v,l 00 Push Button bells 25c Single tube tires ca ..$2 00 Clayton F. Young Agt. S40rt,CotteSt Pboae Red 2556. Wheels called (or and delivered free. MARION COUNTY VOTE Cist at the June and November Elec tions In 1900. Nov. Juno." PRHCINOT. ? I 3? ? V B T3 B Aumsvlflo 70 ""C3 90 f.fi Aurora 80 10 84 13 Brultonbtmh 11 21 20 20 Brooks 81. GS 8C G5 Buttovlllo CI 50 CI 41 Chnmpoog ........ 26 17 2C 10 Wlkhom, 7 11 "7 8 Hnglowood 13B 117 149 132 Palrflold 31 28 20 30 Scotta Mills 48 4C GS 33 OorvntB GO 00 G6 100 Horol 32 4D 37 32 Howell U9 70 70 52 Hubhnrd 72 29 81 25 Jefferson 7t! G3 87 GG Mnolcmy 40 39 50 3G Marlon 34 37 41 40 Muhnma 39 27 52 30 Monitor 47 4G Gl 40 Mt. Angel 20 125 31 13G Prospect tyi G3 G8 75 Snlom No. 1 SO 71 108 GO Snlom No. 2 227 110 2G0 91 Snlom No. 3 97 42 139 52 Snlom No. 4 1S2 1Q5 189 105 Knat Snlom 40 29 3G 31 North Salem .... 115 87 114 lit South Snlom .... 5C 73 75 84 Sidney 62 45 47 31 Sllvor PnllH 8 10 14 12 8. Sllvortou C2 42 70 47 N. Sllvortou 77 30 83 45 Sllvortou 90 30 1?S 46 8L Paul 43 57 46 50 StaytQii 73 103 98 120 Sublimity GG OOi 78 99 Turner 96 47 110 41 Woodburn 145 121 1G4 182 Yow Park 93 67 113 06 Total aOS72218 8113 SS18 Jacob logf 265 Commercial St Good Stock of Shoes All Up-to-date 0 ." Prices Right "0 ' i Ready (or trade in our uow etaro, CU and H) us all. Kepatrlug doue on bortnotloo, ..JflC0BU06T.. WS Commoroial Btieot. This glvos you an Idea of tho "Jack of all trados" gasollno ongtno that wo aro soiling. It Is a product of tho Fair banks, Morso & Co., ono of tho largost manufacturers of gasoline engines in tho world, and is tlmo tried nnd relia ble. Thoy can bo had with tho pump ing nttnehmont ns shown here, or without It at $10 loss. Thoso onglnos aro lit uso nil ovor tho valloy, and nro umiuostlonably tho most oconomlcnl powor thnt ono enn uso for any work within their limit. This Is n VA horse powor, and wolghs, ns shown, 880 pounds. Tho question of weight Is highly Important, for you enn't got sat isfaction out of a light onglno that Is trying to dovolop powor. Thla linB phosphor broiuio boxings Instond of babbott motal, which lattor ovoryono knows Is not as good for gasollno on glnos. It has platinum points on Uio sparkor, much moro durablo than tho stool points found on othors. It Is tho suction food, instead of tho gravity food, thus giving tho onglno tho host of gnsoltno, instond of only tho lowor honvior portions. Wo will bo pleased to sond circulars and prices to all in quirers. Call and sou It in use nt tho storo. F. A. WIGGINS 255-P57 Liberty St., Salem. Farm Machlnory, Wagons, Buggies, Bicycles, Sowing Machlnos. ..Sewing Machine Repairing by N. H. Burley. ! P Agent wkxakVCV5tf F3v?vfCS-fwkjt. .;W0LFF.. AMERICAN BICYCLES One of the best h!ch grade wheels on the market. 1902 MODEL 55 $40 1902 MODEL 55, SUPERB RUBY FINISH $45 1901 MODEL 45 $35 1902 SPECIAL, MODEL 62 $25 The framoa nro ro constructed an to permit tho groatot applied Hon of power with the minimum exmindituici of etrcnetU. Call and roe our elegant line of hinh-grmln biuycleaat Freelaud'v, 160 State Street. o Merrit Dayis 4 RINEMAN'8 BARGAINS. Shoulders, per lb., 9c Deviled Ham (small) per can 5c 6 for 25c. Deviled Ham (large) per can 10c 3 cans 25c. Sardines, per box 5c 6 boxes 25c. Salmon, 3 cans 25c Gmoked Herring, Per box, 25c. Catsup, per pt bottle 15c 2 bottles 25c. Cocoanut (bulk) per Ib 15c. Good Soda (16-or pkg ) r 5c 6 pkgs 25c. Corn Starch, per pkg Gc. Washing Powder.per pkg 6c. Bring us your butter nnd eggs. Wo pay hlghost markot prlco, cash or merchandise M. T. RINEAIAN 132 State St. Telephone 131 Estray Notice. Notluo Ii hereby kIvoii that I havo taken up nml impounded tho following described nnlmnl found running ntlnrgo within tho City of Bfi-lem.to-wlt: One Hay maro about 7 or IS year old will to pot iu forehead, heavy tnanu and tall, wolhg nboiit 00 pound. Thoownorof raid animal omi havo tho seam by proving property and pnyliisr the loiral oharKM and expciieea of takliiR lip and keeping etc., anil in default thereof for live ilujs, I will proceed to Mill tho ald aulnutl at palilio auction as provided In ordinance No. '.DO of the aforo- snul city. Dated Salem, Jnuo 2, 190-:, D.w.omao.v, City Manlml. Estray Notice, Notice Is hereby (riven that I have taken up and imiKiuuded tha following doncrlbed animal round running at lare within tho City or 8a loin, to-wit: One Sorrel Home, 7 or 8 year old, fo'ctop upreo on, reigin about 6U0 pouuds, poor in lle.h. Tho owner of nald nnlnml can have tho namo by proving pioixrty and paylnx tho legal oliargeauud exronKiM of taking np and Jcecplng eio., and la doiaul l thereof for tire diiyn, I wl 1 proceed to mdltheiMld animal at pnhlio nun lion ax provided In ordinance No. 'JuO of tho aforvDAld olty. Dated Salem, June 3, 102. i). w oinsox, City Manthal. Grand Opera House. JQIIWr.ConDRAY. Manttr. 5 Nights Commencing Monday June 2. THE REPERTOIRE MONARCH WIEDEMANN'S BIG SHOW Prcten'Ing anKntirelv new rep. ertoire ol Comedy. 25 COMPANY OF 25 PEOPLE 25 Superb Hnnd and Orchestra 6 Six Strong Specialties 6 Opening bill, the iour.aU comedy nnwN iw cnvDT" NkJ0EwaEmrfortloa or Sou,hern ll"80,, LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT ii ...CHICAGO Lsdles will te admitted free on Monday nlht when accompanied by an escort .lady or Jentie' tnan) holdlni one 30 cent ticket purchased be tore 7 o'clock Monday eyenkr. lOur Prlces-lOc, 20c. 30c.no higher MLh.lIe.of5tfl,,otenSBt tne o of'ke on IMVUWIII y t U( ??&?&rj&?& STORE BBI PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. ro PEOPLE WONDER At the continual crowd who constantly keentl. Uhluago Mor.- busy. When vou earofullv lonlr ti.i. ,,,,... .,.. i. .l wonder wten you consider the wonderful induoamenta that we daily offer tho buying public. Our goods aro reliable and our prices are low- .- ... uiiira i.vi.eu iu ilia iHinuwuil. LOOK OUr Drli'PH nvur o. fully. FOll MONDAY AND TUKSDAY ONLY. P o black Grenadines lo Via hlaok sateen Tc Viyia fanny dimltioa ske 7Wo fancy lawue So lOo sllkafioe R, 50c heavy crram tablo linen. . .SOo 15o navy blue duck So 8iku colored clieoeo ol'oth lc 7i beat apron KinKhaiiis . . . 4e Mill ends best caltoous . ... SJe 1'ricea on Summer good 3 qii to pieces, OhHdren'e JOc Swiss oops . . . .lQo Children's Tl 50 cashmere oloaka Ohildron's 50o fancy hats 2fle 15o TorUsh towels, 3U20 . . .10o 60 adius' sailor hats lQe too lacrt trimmed oorset oovers 18e lOe hop gloves 50 Men's Me fancy overshlrts . ! '. .'tWc Boys' 36o straw hats 10c Men a 26o straw hats 10c Ladles Summer corsets... 85o loe silk sarter elastic 8c 36o Wack lace stookinga 16c Court Street. fflcEYOY BROS., Proprietors. baiem. Oregon x eitfeHWaiWy If Your Boy Wears STOCKINGS Or rather wears them out and your patience as well here's good news for you. Through an error at the fac tory we have received a shipment of 100 Dozen Pairs Of children's hose, the celebrated "Iron Clad" brand, sizes 7 to 10, which had not been ordered. Our custom ers will profit by the mistake, for we are going to Clean 'Em Out At 15c or two for a quarter. Come and see them ,i mi 1 :..-i:.,:M 'I iiiey 11 ueai uiYCMigiuiuii. We are headquarters for Boys' Suits, Hats, Caps, onirts, uncierwear, oweaiera, lixuu rams, overalls, etc - JUST IN--Bovs' soft bosom shirts, with two senary 'A . . . 1 " 1 , C" tn r 1 a A r r-.iv 1 douoie collars 10 maicn. oizes iu i- iu it. rrice 50c. Sab Mn 1 Sin 254-256 Commercial Street, Salem, Oreton, &MJUU -ok it m gglTitffW Sf"6 Hammocks Wo havo juet rocuived a big invoke i PALMER HAMMOCKS. Tho prices rnngo from GOc to f 1.00. 60c gets a good one Iron Bed Steads From $2.75 to $30 Any color; Grepm, Ivory, White, Nile, Brown, Black, Mahogany or Green. 1 1 ii r'xHJLtt Uji ! ' '! n rfirr i U ' 0 They are That Long Delayed Shipment of Morris Chai Bettor than over, and the prrtj what you can afford to pay Wl Booplo who mado Morris Chain cWfj aro still at it. We Make Awnings for Stores and Dwell! 6X3SS)SSi) feMftx: $35 - $1 BICYCLES CUSHION FHAAE, 1902 - - - &&0 CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME - - 5 Call ond eee tho 1002 RAMBLKR CU8HION FRAME, It i ' ahead of all. ROCKING CRANK HANGER dooa away with the t anJ & bpHok. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT, RirirtA Cntidfiac Olalldeecrlptloneat prlw Srl liivjviv UUUU11UO Bnywhoro.andwohavejuHwu..;- BICYCLE RKPAIRINQ-Wohaveacomploto bicycle repair m fit all .uakoa of blcvolo tires. We repair all makes ol "eJ1" U9 n call. We try to pleneo. SHIPP & HAUSEBi 258 Comtoercial Street Opposite Capital National BJ Saturday's Specials Regular $2.00 Denham skirts Regular St-50 Denham skirts e Ask for one of our fans. ...Theaadies' Bazaar... H8 State Street. Salem- A. M. Clough, successor tp D. E. Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 Stato ?" Phone, Offlte, 1351; residence, 221, 8a!cm, Oregon. o Bmw tit j m KM Vw Haw Altars Bsyfht The Variety MlsaA-M-Welch fiink. and Will 7 j iHSLV'S'Si SXTS wwtWKtttWKwtwmmtttnKttWKtiil Dutgn &" ' ., V ictCh if (&&m
