The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 06, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textg i irrw r-wir"r7fJiirvwpgtyr"T"ifig- wrrfw n N, ( t . It . Jti k , l1 : jjfi, - mY i.!1. V f f - MBMMMMBMWMB"MnUn I Holverson's. : M W M m M II Yard Wide Percales C9, sultat fs, etc- x vara Many different styles, suitable for shirt ,, waists, eic 15! Pretty Ginghams gc yard All the new stripe styles and plalu colors. Most stores sell them for 10c yd. ELKS' STAG SOCIAL Visiting Fraters Front Albany Gloriously Entertained m M Apron Ginghams 4c yard The usual 6 l-4c grade In all colors. M N m m B tfi U H m H Salem Antlered Fraternity Are Superb Hosts THE DAILY JOURNAL, bAlIM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 0, 1002, iTmniHR I rniLirrinc ISLAND JiROUPS Only a Portion of Archipelago Organized I., -1 iim - " o i ' ' 3 ' 1 I BSBJHHBne""""" : Holverson's ("in Graduation Watches We have a complete line In presents for graduates In this line. We are overstocked In them at this time, and wish to unload. To make an Induce ment of consequence we will offer everythlno In watches at a reduclton of 15 per cent. At suqh an offer every graduate should be started with a good time ploce. CHAS, H. Watchmaker and Jewefor, 88 Stato 8t. HINGES Next Door to Ladd & Dush's Dank Tho Salem Elks against tho world ns ontortnlnors! Tho lociil hord on Thursday ovonlng gave Its nnutil stng social, which, In point of huccobb, had novor hoforo boon roachod. Forty-five visiting E11b caino down from Albany In a Spttdal train, roachlng Salem about 8 o'clock, and roturned home about 1 o'clock this morning. Thoy formed a lino proeosslon of nntlorod manhood as thoy formod In proeosslon and marched up Commercial stroot. Tho Albany contingent brought down for Initiation throe candidates, who received ovorythlng that Is proscribed In tho Initiatory catalogue and It Is undcrHtood that thoy got their mon ey's worth nt tho handB of tholr Sa eom frlondH. Tho Initiation corcmon Iob dlBpoHcd of, an ontortainmont of tho highest charaotor, for which tho Salem Elks nro noted, was prcsontod, including a reproduction of tho host foaturea of tho mlnBtrol porfonnanco rccontly glvon In thin city by tho locnl lodge. Sovoral inomborB of tho Wiede mann troup woro In attendance, nnd gave dramatic recitations, and relat ed hurnoroiiH Htorlos, which contrib uted In no small moasuro to tho on tortainmont of tho Jovial assembly, Luncheon was Borved, and tho pro gram of tho ontlro ovonlng passed off In tho satisfactory manner that huh tnlna tho reputation of tho Salem Elks as tho boat ontortnlnors, ns well as tho "boat pooplo" of Iho Woatom Hango, Washington, Juno C A cablegram from Vlco-Qovornor Wright of the Philippines, published today by tho war department, Bays that outside of tho Moro country tho only portions of the archipelago now organized under nlvll covcrnmont aro Lo Panto, Hon toe, Uatangaa, La duna, Prlnclpo, In fanta, Mlndoro, Samar and tho Para guan and othor amull groupa. Ho says there Is no armed insurrection In any of thorn, and there la no roason why a civil govornmont may not be estab lished In all. SUPREME LODGE WORKMEN To Be Fed on Strawberries and Cream at Salem Local Reception Committee Engages Chemawa Band UNCLE SAM'S BLUEJACKETS. Thirty-five NJSW FOR THIS WEEK Our many cutomjra will bo ploaBod to know of tho many good things wo havo Instorothlswook. STEAM BOILED HAM. STAR SLICED HAM, HAM SAUSAGE. PIOKLEO PIGS FEET. SUMMER 8AU8AGE8. bTVR BREAKFAST J1AOON COUNTRY CURED I1AOON NEW POTATOES. FRESH PBAB. GREEN DEANS. OUOUMBER8. TOMATOES. ARTICHOKES. BTRAWBERRIE9. Anendlcss line of cannod moats on display at our store. ROTH St GRABBR 124 Slate Blrttt. Telephone 511 WeVe l iMing j Dresses Some Second Hand Sewing Machines And lots of them too, Folks who had us make their Fall suits are coming in and placing orders for Summer garments. This is an indication that the work was satisfactory. WANTED Good seamstress by the day. iDalrymple'sl Jacob Uogl 265 Commercial St Good Stock of Shoes l havo on hand n number of oxcollen1 bargains In second-hand tnnchiues tha I will soil at a low prlco lor cash. I havon't tho room to spare and must dis pose o( thuin at onco. Wo nro making so many sales ol now machlnos these days on which we accept tho old oiiob In part pny, that wo aro overstocked. Sotno oxcollunt snaps In high arm ma chines in good fopair, nt $10. Second-hand 1) cycles Havo somo right good bargains In both ladles' and gouts' wheels, nil In good repair nnd randy to rldo, nt all aorta ol prices. II you can't afford ft now Tribune, call nnd euo what we can do (or you. Spring eat posts nt 1.25 and f I 50, fitted to your old or now wheol. Tho greatest "comfort-giver evor placed on n whcol. Call and trjr one. Uloyulo sundries of nil torts, sewing maohlno oil and re pairs nnd anything you need for tho wheol or maohluo. F. A. WIGGINS 258-P57 Liberty 8L, Salem. Farm Mnohlnory, Wngons, Hugglos, Uloycloa, Sowing Machluos, ..Sewing Machine Repairing by N. H. Durley. Administratrix In Strong Estate. MrB. Ada Strong wnfl today ap pointed administratrix of tho oatato of her docoaBod husband, AmoB Strong, who loavos an ostnto of real and porflonal property of tho estimated value of $10,000. Tho holra-nt-law aro MrB. Strong, tho widow, and Ama Strong, daughter, aged 11 years. A tologrnm has boon received by the fnmlly thnt tho romnlnn woro hurled In Mexico, In purBiianco of law, and can not bo brought to tho United StntoB hoforo two years havo oxplrod. . o School Library Entertainment. Tho touchers and ladlos of tho Lin coln School Library Union havo plan nod an olnbornto ontortnlnmont by tho pupllH of tho school, to bo glvon nt tho Grand Opora House Tuesday ovon lng, Juno 17th, for tho benollt or tho library fund. o An Afternoon Party. Miss Mnud Mnckuy Ib enturtalnlug this nftornnnn, In honor of MIbb Car rlo WIIIIb, of Portlanil, nnd MIbs Con stanco Holland, who goes to Portland noxt wuok. Portlandcrs Accepted for the Navy. Thirty-five young, sturdy Amorlcans loft Portland yosterday In chnrge of Lloutonant J. P. Morton to proceed to San Francisco, whoro thoy will take tho first stops to Join Undo Sam's navy. TIlO Uoys Will go on uouiu uiv training Bhlp thoro, while tho young men who aro classed as yooman, coal passers, etc., will stop on board tho United Statos rccolvlng Bhlp at Mare Islnnd. Nearly 100 applicants were oxamlned In all, but a great many were rejected because of weak heart action, bad eyesight nnd enlarged tonsils. One. boy who appeared at first sight physic ally sound, was rojected because It was found ho had a glass oyo. Tho recruiting party loft last night for Whatcom, Wash., whoro Chief Master of Arms Josephson will open nuartorB today, and will romaln until noxt Wodnoailay. Ho will bo Joined thoro by Lloutonant Morton. The othor points In tho prosont Itinerary are: Olympla, Juno 13-18; Salem. JJiino 19-21, and Ashland, Juno 25-28. . k Ophthalmia Is Contagious. Now York, Juno C Uocnuso of the dlscovory thnt ophthalmia Is prevalent among a largo proportion of tho pupils In tho public schools In this city tho board of hoalth haB plncod It on the list of contagious diseases, and phy- sIclanH will hereafter bo compelled to mnUn rnnnrts of oncll cilBO fOUlld 111 tholr prlvnto practice. Thorough In vestigations made In two of tho pub lic schools, whoro tho eyos of about 2000 children woro examined, It was found thnt at loaHt 10 por cont had tho dlsoaBo. In one of tho schools 20 por cont of tho children wero muiciou, and In tho othor 1G pot cent. Tho general rocoptlon cotnmlttco from tho local A. O. U. W. and Degree of Honor lodges held a meeting Thurs day ovonlng and formulated a plan of entortalnmoftt to bo carried out on tho occasion of tho visit to Salem of tha membors of tho supremo lodge A. O. U. W., on Monday, Juno lGth. Tho rocoptlon commlttoo, on tho part of tho ladles conalsts of Mrs. R. D. Holmnn, Mrs. Ed. Pugh, Mrs. Mary Davis and Mrfl. M. L. Hamilton. S. A. McFaddon Is chairman of tho commit tee, but tho membors to sorvo on tho committee from tho two A. O. U. W. lodges have not yet boon appointed. Tho members of tho supreme lodge, on tholr Willamette valley excursion tour, hao allotted Salem about two hours. It Is expected tho excursion party wllll reach Salem about 10:30 o'clock Monday morning, Juno ICth, and leavo at 12:30 o'clock, noon, for Albany, returning to Portland via the West Side. Tho local committee has ongagod the services of tho Chemawa Indian Training School band for tho occasion, and It Is proposed to havo tho party stop at Chemawa, en route to Salem, and spend a half hour In forming thomsolves what the govern ment 1b doing on tho coast for tho ed ucation of tho Indian. Tho party will bo Joined nt Chemawa Dy tho Indian school band, whoso playing will prob ably bo a rovolatlon to tho Eastern ers, and dlBpol tho bollof that exists In many 'or tholr minds that Orogon and tho coast country is Inhabited largely by tho uncivilized Indian. Up on reaching Snlom tho party will be escorted lo Marlon Squnro, whore, If tho woathor Is favorable, tho visitors will bo Borved luncheon, which will Include Orogon's matchloss Btrnwbor- rlos and cream. If tho woathor Is un propitious, luncheon will ho sorved In tho corridors of tho stnto capltol build ing. Evorythlng will bo dono by tho local Workmon and tho auxiliary lodges to make tho visit of tho dis tinguished party to Oregon's Capital City, a momorablo ono In connoctlon with Its trip to tho Pacific coast. ROADS INTO YUKON Canadian Enterprise Making Valuable Improvements TnnnmiL. Wash.. JllllC G.TllO YU kon territory has undertaken tho building of 330 miles of now roads and trails this Bummer, Including 2C0 miles from Dawson to White Horao rapids, and othor roads along tho Klondike crooks. It is Just announced that tho Dawson-Yukon tolograph lines, built by tho Dominion government, from Aahcroft to Dawson, cost nearly f 800, 000. Seventy offlces are maintained. FLOODS IN KANSAS. High Water Doing Much Damage to Property and Crops. Kansas City, June G. Southern Kan sas streams nro still causing moro or loss sorious dnmago to crops and rail roads. Near Parsons wntcr atands sev eral feet deep In many houses, while at Durllngton tho bottoms aro Hooded and water is entering store basements, Tho Noshoo river Is said to havo brok en through the levees nt several points In Neosho and La Bello counties, In tho southeastern corner of tho state, and to havo Inundated much land and ruined crops. Tho Arkansas river Is yet very high and much damage to property has re sulted. It Ib thought, hqwevor, that tho stream has reached Its highest point, nnd that a fall may be expected within tho noxt fow hpurs. Tho Cot tonwood rlvor Is far above tho high water mark. Tho water has ovorllown tho banks to such an extent as to ruin many acros of corn and drown much small llvostock on tho farms. A wash out on tho Santa Fo near Emporia tied up all tho trains on tho main line. 0 DOZEN HATS Q We've just added to our fine assortment of men's hat -T-i - f.M t nrAnr ronrisAnfinor niir nrtnl wear, inis was a un-m uiuwi, .wK.w-w. b --. wu hat sales this Spring above what we had anticipated. It is no idle boast to say that we carry tne largest stock or haf hPtween Portland and Sacramento, and what is very important to the customers, we have accomodations for showing them over 100 styles in run view in our nne hat case. Those Boys' Hose. Are troinir like hot cakes. It would be good econo my to stock up a year in advance for your boys and girls They're a snap at two pair for a quarter, and iemember ,i ii rmi,o 'Mrnn ninrl." iney re me lamuuo n -.-. Of course everyone knows the place to go for a styl ish Spiing suit is the AGO PERSONALS. Pope Is Pleased With Americans. Rome, Juno C Tho Popo had a long conforonco with Cardinal Rampolll to day, with roforonco to tho Taft com mission. His HnllnosB said thnt ho had rocolvod tho host Impressions from "tho words of Governor Taft at tho nudlonco yostorday. THE HORSE'S FEET. DIED. SHORT. Thursday, Juno f, 1002, at 4 a. m., at tho family homo In tho Waldo Hills, near Macleay, Rov. J. W. Short, aged 87 years. Tho funeral will tako placo from tho house, burial at Warren comotory, Sunday at 11 a. m. . o- A. M. Clough, successor to D. E. Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 State Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence, 221, 8alem, Oregon. I Salem Woo I Store 254-256 Commercial Slreet. Salem, Orcfon, NEW TODAY. A Sad Drowning. Portland, Juno 0. August Clesnor was drownod while fishing. Ho loaves a wife and live small children. Notice... All Up-to-date . ' o Prices Right Ready for trado lu our now toro. Call anil boo us all. Repairing dono on b'jUOtlCQ. ..JACOB UOGT.. 365 Qoiuuierolttl Street. Mr. N. II. Uurloy Is still with mo hi thu sewliitf maohlno dopaitment, and any repairing left In his ohnrtio will bo nromnlly attended to nnd the work guarantor!, Mr. N. II. Uurloy la onu of tho most thoiough sowing tnuohino men In tho state and it competent to re pair any and all machines. Ho is lu no wlie connected with any othor sewing maohluo Iioubo, F. A. WIGGINS 'J65-y57 I.lbotty tit. I 2 Louise Whale, who has boon ejulto 111 from a bilious attack has rocovorod so as to bo able to ho out. MlftH Mario Ruof Hofor. who has buon Buporlntondent of vocal music In tho Rochester, N. Y., public schools for tho past your, has heon oluctud to that position on tho faculty of Colum bin University Teachers' College, of Now York City. Mr. and Mrs. Laiutlng, of 8alm. father nnd mother of Mrs. Prof. Rob urtson, drove over from tholr homo Thursday, anil spout a fow days culti vating tho nociunlntanco of that hoy, nnd lneldontnlly visiting thtt othor piombors of tho family. I'orost drove Tlmos. Mrs. J. W. MoKlnnay, of Turner, nottioil through Saluiii to Portland yos torday to visit Mr. MoKlnnoy's slstor. who Is 111. Sho wns neoompnnlod to Salem by Mr. MoKlnnoy nnd their lit tle daughter, who will visit hor grand mother. Mrs. H. I Colwell. on Kast State street. Fresh Today And ovory day, lino spring lamb nnd nice tender votil nnd nil kinds of smoked monts and sausngos, at I'ond rich's MarkoL Just Look At tho display at Uranson & Ra nan's. Hlg. bananas, frosh strawbor rlos and now vegetables from two pnnntlau nvurv mornliiK. Phono In your ordora oarly. Don't forget Bran sou & Rngan. o ' WHEAT MARKET. Strawberries San Krnnolwo, June C Wheat, L10,. Ohlengo. Juno 0. Wheat 71iff 71. i Portland, Juno C WhtrnL Walla Walla, OUo; Vnllay J7o! Uhmstom, G7V&0. Tncouia, Juno 0. Wheat. Club GU4 M Bargains Bargains " SS83P3ESCSTjek.a Thursday, Friday and Saturday GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by ,w THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Made for family use. oak your grocar for JL Mran and siiof t alwayu on hand- A, T. WALN Agent MymmHuumi y 'ii mw www I ..WOLFF-AMERICAN One of tho test hlgh-giade wheels on the market. 1902 MODEL 55 $40 1902 MODEL 55, SUPERB Jie IHJBY FINISH $45 1901 MODEL 45 -,$35 1902 SPECIAL, MODEL 62 $25 The frames aro so constructed at to permit the groateit applloa Mou of power with tho uitutiuuiu expenditure olitrenuth. Call and tee our elegant Una ol hlgli-Brade bloyolea at Kreeland'e, 160 Statu Street. Merrit Davis Asest. 1 I White Goods Sale All of the White floods In our store extend an InvlUtlon to you to como ami take them home with you, AT KKOUOBD PRIORS during this thieo days' sale. Not only tho prUww, but their beauty or utejulneea should Induce you to comply with their request. Table Linens, Children's Dresses. Towellne Children's Plaue Reefers, Bedspreads, White Dress Goods, Sheetlnz. Laces. Pillow Caslne Embroideries. Pillow Cases, Parasols. Sheets, Ribbons, Ladles' Muslin Underwear, Ties, Ladles' Knit Underwear. Belts, Men's Undershirts, Baby Bonnets. Men's Unlaundered Shirts, Shirtwaists. We are oeoamlnR known as tho bargain store of Blem. W intend te always give you barsalui this awounU Cor our Urge trade. Come and get our prices. (D. D. ICeolor, In Pacific Homostond.) I would llko to say a fow words In behalf of our noblo sorvnnt, tho horso. Those words nro lu regard to tho care of his foot. In ovory stablo there ought to bo found hanging In tho most convonlont placo a Uttlo Instrument known amongst horsemon ns a foot hook. Thin hook Is nindo easily by any blacksmith, by taking a throo alghth round rod for tho handle, and, with tho oyo at tho end, should meas ure nbout six lnchos. For tho hook tnko six lnchos of a half oval sovon olgth Iron ono ond should bo mado llko a common pick tho othor ond Hut tenud somewhat rosombllng a grub bing lioo. This ploco should bo bont In a half circle, or nonrly so. In tho contor of this should vo a square holo punchod nnd from tho concavo sldo thojinndlo previously Hpokon of should bo rlvltod. Now, whon fllod up good and smooth, our Instrument Is ready for use. and no toam or horso with shoes on should bo put away for tho night until onch foot has boon lifted and with this llttlo Instrumont en tirely cleaned out. Loavlng the Toot pnekod with mud and the dobrls that the horse has boon compelled to pass through while traveling tends to causo disease and a rotting of the foot. Uvery good farmor ought to see to it that his man look after this ns much, nnd even moro, than the bedding of tho team thoy work. Gentlemen's driving horsos should bo looked to In this rogard, oapoolnlly, and In fact n great many of the allmonts of the foot of our horses would not exist If some enro woro tnkon In this direction. Horsos In their native slnte would clean their foet several ttmos n day by playing or Jumping, thus throwing the pads out of their root whore thoy do not cling vory closely, having no shoes to pack In, but wo subjugnto tho horse, put him lu u bnrn, nnd compel him to wenr Irons on his foet. nnd we should do for him ns near as we can what he would do for himself If we had left him free. A horse Is brought lu from a loug drive, nnd he Is uotleed going a little lame, put away in n his Siaoie, RIUI lilt iuvjv uui i-tcuuwu mil, and whe nngnln wnntwl he te found ded lame. but. when .this horse enme in had this little Instrument been used on hU faet It would have boeu observed thnt his shoes were out of flx or thnt there was a stone wedged In between the frog ami the shoe. bruising the fooL or that a nnll was sticking In just deep enough to lacer ate the sensitive tissues of the foot, and it Is found that uuleea attended to by a competent persona the poor home will have the terrlUle f loakjaw, or same kindred trouble. tmtummmtmmmtmmwtmmwmmtttmtmmwmwtmtwwttma C JL m- lSi AH $ tJU dW kOJt L AVsO HOME GROWN Home grown Clarke Seedlings strawberries fresh every g morning. Thone us your oraer. Fuller & Douglas, Grocers 142 Stato St., B'Arcy BUg. Choao M"'n 2201 Ummmtmttt:mmm:tt:rn::m::mammmttnmKmn8 SSHSSfL5 ft IIB CAGO STORE.., PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. We are handling the famous CLARK SEEDLING Straw berries. They are beauties, and we can supply, your wants. . T. Rineman Phone 131. 132 State st. SMASHING DOWN PRICES For Friday and Saturday only will th lollowiug uoods bo on sale. Wo cannot afford to keep selllug good all the time less than manufacturers pricee. Bo on time If you want your share ol thoao RARE BARGAINS. Ladies' 20c black stocking! ICO dor. to select from only Hjc ivb misses' and children1! 15c buck linen towels, sire 34x18 Oo 31)c wash China silk 25c Vija dotted swiaa 8fl 15c fancy striped ticking . ... 10a l)5u lull elr.9 bod spreads 05c 15c covert cloth, belt made 0c Prices on calicoes, white goods, dimities and lawns, slaughtered. Ladies' shirt waists, white nnd fancy, prices out to pieces. Ladies' 60c white lialo gloves prico 25b 25c children's Summer under wear 10u Boys' mlsees' lfii! Atnok inns, rare liarcalns. .10c Children's school hdkfa lo Ladies' II. L. lawn hdkfa 3o 50 dozen ladles' swlsa ribbed vests only oe Ladles' Summor lislo thread veiti only ..... Grrat bargains in lacea, ribbom, and no'Iona. Beat white wash braid, yard... ie Best not veiling, only w We are the makers of low prices on reliable goods. HflAUiriii uuiiv iifnnriQTnrc a 1ULCTUI mUJ., riujJiiciuio. k g Court Street. saem, urcJ A Comparison &&22 ossx; DICYCLBS :35 - $40 If you hired a man to work for you sod specified that his worklof hours be from seven to six. and he persisted la comlnf to work at ten and quitting at four, would ou keep tucti a nan In your employ or would you fire him? Yet you tlye a printer a job of printing and specify that It be done by a certain date, nine chances out of ten you let the Job sev er! days after the time sttclf led. Can you see the drift of our argument? We deliver when we promise or your bill Isacthlot. CUSHION FKAME, 1902 - -CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME - Call and see the 1002 RAMBLER CUSHION FKAME, It Ib 3G5dji ahead of all. ROCKING CRANK HANGER does away with the Hat and clumJ spring CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT. at prices aa cheap ffDt. w SCHAEFER & PALMER PfllNTHUS as- Rooms 3. 4, and 5 Moore's block. Fh .ne. Red 24U. Bicycle Sundries rWrisiiZ'bSatea? BICYCLE REPAIRING Wo havo a comploto blcyclo repair shop w lit all ,iakes of bicycle tires. We repair all makes ol Mcyclea. oi us a call. We try to please. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street Opposite Capital National Bank. Grand Opera House. JOHN F. CORDRAY. Manner. 5 Nights Coramenclnr Monday June 2. FRIDAY MATINEE. I Bargains Bargains "What Is Man?" Is the title of a sjtlesidld NtU book by u S&Uem author, and should n road by everyone. A Hto pnawat for &n" young wan. Prof. V. a H&wlay says: "I hope for this book the wide read ing U deserves." For Ml at Pat tons' book store. Price c. G 62w ... 1 Ilv.. Wiedemann Big Show REPERTOIRE. THURSDAY "The Steam Laundry." FR1UA Y "Tha 8ea of Ice." FRIDAY MATINEE-"That Naughty Kid." Vaudeville performance between acts. Something dolog all the time. Basket Sale Qulualt, Grand Uotida and Santlam hatketi. reduced ouetblrd Friday nnd Saturday th s wk. C0. 56c, and )c, aad Japaneie hopvliiR baskets at 40c. ANNORA M. WELCH The Variety Store, yl Court Street. Friday and Saturday Morrow or Barwest coaster and brake put on your wheel ready to ride $5.00 $2.50 We will give a 2 lb. can of best carbide with any gas lamp at $2.50. a: aPRemem bar thia offer holds good on Kriday and Sat urday only, aa wo have an overstock of same. Clayton F. Young 510 North Cottage Street Telephone B-'! im.iv tatK