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THE DAII
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Watch the Fight for Flat Salaries.
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SALEM, OREGON, Sf&RDAY, JUNE 7, 1902.
VOL. XII.
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It's About Time to Think of
Summer XHn5ei wear
Theres no use roasting a few vveeks before buying It.
Ladies' White Sleeveless Vests 10c.
Finer Grades at 15c, 20c, 25c, 38c
Every ono of them la better for the price than you can find at "regular
otores." Ladles long slecvo, white summer vests at 20c, 25c, 48c.
They're cool and comfortable
Men's Summer Underwear
ISTHMIAN
CANAL
BILL
At 25, 30, 45, and 80c.
You ought to see the 45c line just to compare
course you're outfit Isn't complete without
It with others. Of
Summer Clothing
Summer Shirts
Summer Hats
You should look at our line before you buy. We're willing to trust to
your judgment after you've seen our goods and prices.
?FFtS?
Norwood
1 J wwrw,
walk" S
iiiPlilL
When You Buy
Shoes You
Want the
Best..
That's the kind we sell and at such reasonable prices that you're paying
15 to 20 per cent more for the sam e quality if you trade at "regular
stores."
THE MEW YORK RACKET
keeps growing. There's some reason for It.
Panama Route Favored
in Senate
ANOTHER
VOLCANIC
OUTBREAK
City in Central Amer:
ica Buried
Western Miners Will Not Join. I , Rich Copper Strike.
Deliver. Juno 7. Tho Wostorn Fod-i Grants Pass. Juno 7. What Is con-
erotldn of Minors' convention today sidorod tho richest copper atrllys In
'adopted the report of tho committee tho history of tho Pacific coast has
I on the Reed and wolfaro of tho ordor. boon made In tho minor Chotco dls-
I Instructing the socrotary to notify the trlct. In Southern Josophlno county.
I Amiill, n Pmlnnillrin nf T.nlinr nF tllla. nXtolldllllT nCrOSS tllO HnO IlltO Dol
tttnQln view of tho Tact Uiat tho West- Norte county, California. A largo I
orn 'Federation of Minors received no quantity of tho oro wns lirotiRht Into
boncuts from Us previous adulation tills city yesterday, it ih nonriy an
with-the American Federation, and bo- half copper, and is undoubtedly the
ARMY
OF IDLE
cnus-D of the action of tho Wostorn
Federation with rororonco to social
1am J the latter oi'Raulxatlou cannot
comply with the request to Join hands
wllfu the American Fodorntion. Tho
Woalorn Federation of Minors liroko
from the American Feneration
Labor In 1800.
Alitchell Pleads for Adoption! Estimated That 1000 Inhabrj
nf Nlrnrnnmia ltatltS PerlSttCd.
away
of ffnl
Delay Involves Useless Waste
of Aoney
Washington, June 7. Tho Isthmian
canal legislation will occupy the en
tile time of the Senate noxt week, but
a final vote may be reached by tho
18th. Indications nro that tho Pana
ma route will havo n safe majority on
the final vote. In tho House all work
will be devoted to tho Corliss bill for
the government construction of a Pa
cine cnble. and a bill to allow arid
Earthquake Shocks of Daily
Occurance Since April
Snn Francisco. Juno 7. The steam-
Beef Packers Will Use Railroads.
Cljlcaso, June 7. Tho packing
are preparing to introuueo
modern methods Into tholr sys-
of meat delivery for city trade.
will use tho railway linos, uur-
the recent strike of tho team-
the scheme, it is Bald, was glv-
thorotiKh and successful tost.
In effect the packers will requlro
ine-fourtli of the present farce of
rs. So antiquated Is the uso of
houses
more
taiiii
Thoy
in?!
stori
en a
Onef
Jhin
drlvf
THE NEW YORK RACKET
Sulam'o Chapnt Cno-Prloo CobU 3tor
E. T. BARNES
mi ii mm mil hi rnmwi'?,M'zg5
Blushing
Brides of June
Will be eliOHoroil not only with rice, but
with gifts aa well. Wo are proud to believe
that Barr's will be tho store where most of
tbom will be bought. Will l.e, becaimo we
not only carry a superb showing of appior
priate and useful giftware, but because of
tho "little lower" prices that area feature
of all we sell.
Hero is the finest of Out Glas, and Sil
verware of every kind, and the Handtemost
-l.i. . . rwl oil infii nf ilntiitv tun'flrv
1 II trinkfi'm. It will cost not a penny to see
1 II i .. ---- -- -. .i - .
3c l n WW flin before von bur. Ana wnere i me
iff r 1 VJ could you expect to do better In any way.
Barr's Tewelry Store
r... a... i riK.. k.- Rlfim. Leaders in Low Price.
V.Ur, plUlOflUU Kiuvn; w.wtf -.
firs- -r I 1 ' IL '
Between You
and I...
And the lamp post you oan't find
such a choice mock ol wines, llqnors,
whiskies, gins or brandies in town
as you can right here at all times,
and at prices that you, will pay for
inferior urades eUewheie. Our
whiskies, brandies and gins are un
excelled for medicinal purposes.
J. P. ROGERS, gg&-
Wholesale and Retail Llauor Dealer
stntos the uso of tho funds renllml , WMjci1( t H holloved, also suffered
from the sale of public lands for.lrri-i fiPVproiy.
gatlon puriiosos. j ti,0 oruptlnn occurred sevornl days
, . ' before tho Palonu nrrlved at Chnmpnii-
Washington, Juno 7. Hesumlns his ico rp,,,, VI,S(H,8 oincers word In
discussion on the Ithmian canal bill, forme,i ,y tho agent of tho Pacific
Mitchell, of Oregon, said that onough gtonm Navigation Company at that
had already been shown to call a halt ,,iU(.0 umt the volcano had shown
on the part of thoso senators who are 8gug 0f tlc ponding; eruption for sov
urging the adoption of the Spoonur' oral ,ay8 I)revloii8 to tho outbreak. In
amondmetit, favoring the Panama fftct Mount Tncona had been rostloas
route. A hugo mistake would bo made ' over 8nco the great earthquake of
by the United Statos if we should pay April 18th, which destroyed tho city
$4O,UOO,UO0 for the rights of a Fronch ' ,,r Qneznltcnango, For weeks a black
concern. Concluding, ho said thero',,nii 0f Bmoko hung over Its summit,
was danger of groat commercial loss anti 0 giar0 (rom tho crater fro
in delay. While this question Is held ,lUt,,u,y illuminated tho sky. Many of
In nbeyanco the world of commerce Is .MB inhabitants of Uetnbulon fled
subject to an enormous and uBoless f1011, their homes to placos of safety,
,, , : ,, ,. .i.i ,,i,. ,,, icnins nun anvciH, uu' iuiuhvib mj,
.Sl"; J f rfnt e1 nt S S f " ! '. !l "&
" . iitiitv f ntutrd 1,1 fun i rv iii.ni n run-
road, switch on some line connected
wltlv the belt system. Hut until forced
by the strikers to use the railroads tho
packers had not attempted seriously
to carry out their plan.
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TRIAL BY
Southern Hurts
tho town of Hotabulen, situated at
the foot of Mount Tacona. In Onnte
mala, has been burled under a mass of
lava. Htonos and ashes thrown from
the volcanic crater, and probably
1000 of Its nooiilo have porlshod. Tho
volcano Is about 2G miles from Chnm
panlco, and near tho town of Tupachu
wnsto of money, which would be suf
fit lent to build n cnnnl each year.
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President Will Not Interfere.
Washlngotn, June7. After a confer
ence with the member of his cabinet
today, Presldont itoosevolt decided
that there .was no legal grolind for In
terference by him in tho sottloniont or
tho dispute botwoon tho coal opera
tors and tho striking minors, as the
luw of 18U2, which conferred authority
upon tho presldont to appoint uch nn
olllce, has been ropoalod.
The Danish West Indies.
Washington, Juno 7. MlnlBtors
llrun, for Denmark, and Hay, for tho
United Stntos, this morning signed a
protocol oxtondlng the tlmo for the
(allocation of tho treaty for the pur.
chaso of tho Danish West Indies to
qiio year.
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Trouble With the Yaquls.
Phoonlx, Ariz., Juno 7. A dispatch
this morning from HormoBlIIo says
on account of some Yaquls having
thnt thoro is troublo with tho Yaquls.
given up to the oillcors two mon
charged with murdering a ranch fore
man at Klcarmon.
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Train Collides With Electric Car.
St. Louis. Juno 7. Missouri Pacific
train collldod this morning with u su
burban lino electric car. About 20
woro Injured, live of whom mny dio.
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Courting a girl Is like sitting in n
poker game: you never know whon
she's bluffing.
nml thoHP oscaned frluhtful deaths.
When tho eruption at last broke
forth In Its full fury, showerB of lava,
nshes and stones w.ore ejected, and
covered the country for mllcw around.
The bay of Champnnlco was a mass
of Heating pilmlce nnd ashes.
No ilxtnlls woro obtainable by tho
oillcors of the Palena, but the loss of
llfo was estimated at not Ichh tnnn
1000.
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COURT
MARTIAL
Against Rieting: American
Sailors in yenice.
WashliiEton. Juno 7. Tho navy de
partment announced this morning that
tho court or inquiry noiu upon mo
oin. ers and men of tho cruiser Chica
go, arrested In Venice for lighting.
rocMnmeiidH the trial by court-martial
or Lieutenant John Dodrldge. Onptnjn
Holieit Wynl. and Assistant Surgeon
Kotfert Ledbolter. and that no further
acthm he tukon against Cadet James
Krlirts nnd Private Wlldred l.angley.
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richest connor nunrtz evor uncovered
In Oregon. Much of tho rock carries
copper valuos of 30 to CO por cont.
TO CALL
EXTRA
SESSiON
Hundred and Seventy
Thousand
of
Trolley Car Accident.
Philadelphia, Pa.. Juno 7.- A trolley
car this morning crashod Into another,
on Sixteenth street, hurling the- latter
completely from tho rails nml injuring
10 persons, many of whom woro wo
men. Two of tho Injured nro expected
to mo. I
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Kaiser Will Meet Wllhelmlna.
Amsterdam, Juno 7. Kmporor Wll- ...... a i j-
Ham hns unnouncod his Intontlon to WeStem MltterS Will NOT JOltl
111UUL VIIL'UU V llllUIIIIIIIll til 11HIV1UI,
Wossol, on tho Illiiuo, whon sho is on
her way to Castle Sclmumburg, In the
Valley of tho I.ahn. whoro sho will
pass her porlod of convnloscence.
p in
New French Cabinet.
Paris, Juno 7.A new cabinet, as
formed by M. Combos, wns officially
announced today. Combos Is premier
Waiting for Settlement
Their Labor Troubles
Federation
AVIlltosbnrro. Pa Juno C This olty
today beenme tho headquarters for
tho strlkors, mimberlng nearly 170,000
men. Klghteon thousnnd miners of
Uo bitumlnouH region of West Virgin-
i,.vt...w. ,M i.n... .. , (i uiviifn tiiin iiinrnincr.
and minister of the -Interior. Delcrtssp rl,iltton to iraSod men now on
iiiitii nik -- .
remains
fairs.
as mlnlstor of foreign of
GOVERNOR
GEER'S
CANDIDACY
strike In the nnthraclto llehls. Proal-
dont Mitchell will manage tnoir enm
pnlgn from this city.
Wllkosbnrro. Pa., Juno 7. At tho
llllss colliery this morning a hundred
strikers nnd their wlvos nnd children
attacked two mon who disregarded tho
strike order. Stonoa and sticks woro
freely used. Sovornl woro Injured.
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TO
Governor Geer Talks
At Portland
Flat Salary Law May Be
Enacted
And Direct legislation May
Go Into Effect
Women Take a Hand.
Willfimlmrro. Pa.. Juno 7. Women
'are doing effective work in Inducing
non-union mon to Join tho strlko. nnd
I to urgo tho coal and Iron police to
'abandon tho collorlos. Tho strlko
I lndorn declared today that tho Hoods
Portland. Juno 7. Governor Uwr nro getting tho best of tho non-union
hns announced his cnudldney for tho
For United States Senator En
dorsed by Popular vote
. I jiitisltttiAfa nml millMl tllltli.
A CAS
11
WASH DAY WITH
RANGE
is no loi uer a blue Monday with
its heat aud sietm and.kiudr.d
anno)ane'8. Thoo houBekeeiwrs
who value a uood servant can
make the work lighter with a ts
range, as it saves lime and lahor
M well as fuel. Is fscditles for
all kinds of coding are Influitt-iy
superior to c al ranges or stoves.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO.
.si A Sl...,itftta fit.
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Castries. St. Lucia, June 7. At 2
o'clock this nftornoon darknoss wns
Intense over St. Lucia. A submarine
explosion hero today causod tho sea
here to recede to Its normnl level. No
dnniage wns done. Tho Souffrlero vol
cano, nt St. Vincent, Is qulot.
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Pelee's Shower of Stones.
Fort do Franco, June 7. Yostorduy's
oruptlon of Mt. Poleo was far worso
than nt first supposod. A sovoro earth
quako was felt at Morne lloguo nnd
a shower of stones foil flvo mllos
west Into the sea. Stonos nlso fell nt
Grand Anse, on the oast coast, Tho
town of Cnso Pilots, about 10 mllos
from Fort de France, hns been deserted.
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Underwood Still at Large.
Aberdeen. Wash.. June 7. Paul Un
derwood, tno alleged murderer of his
3-weekn-old Infant. Is still at largo. Ho
Is leading tho oillcors a lively chase,
and the closer they come to whore he
waa last seen the more dllllcult It
seems to be to catch him.
Mrs. Underwood, who Is Jointly
charged with her husband. Is nt pres
ent under guard In the mnrshnrs homo
In this city.
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Chicago Field'
Meet Today
Chicago. June 7 Whan the Cnllfor
nla and Chicago University track
ienmn inarched onto Marshull Field
this afternoon rain was threatening.
California wna tlje favorite when the
first event whs culled. It being gener
ally roiicwled that CIiIcnko had no
chance to win. with Captain MhIoii)
out, his Injuries preventing him from
participating.
In the 80-yard lace Cuhlll. Chicago,
won. Service. California, mcoiiU, Time
:'3B; shot-put. I'law. California, won.
417 inches; 100-yard run, lllalr. of
Chicago won ;i 10 Hat; lJo-yard
hurdle. Cheak. or California, won tu
IS flat. Points 10 each,
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California State Convention Called.
Han Kranclitco. June 7. The Demo
cratic state central committee today
adopted ft call for a state convention
in 8a ramento on September 1st.
TIRE
CREW
LOST
Fatal Steamer Collision on
Lake Superior
pimninnTniM
CWHt kioht'
'W
BYE
SPECIALIST X
A. M BANCROFT.
Mir. of the
3NCR0FT OPTICAL CO.
9 Coa't St. ttita. Oreton
Time is Precious;
oy's are a ways aeourate t.mekeeHrs ,
ami require the lsst repairs, w th ordi
nmry wrbful u.pe, They oan alicay. le
Sanded on. We are celling K
thim or Elgin nvwnent ib h 80 ywr
eoW filled esse at flS-W- We can lur-
n.sh any style ol eae.
C. T. Pomeroy
SCom'lSt. Wat.hp.akrr. Option
Kin Kin
A new drink at
Special Sale 1
I Monday
I Tuesday
I Wednesday
bailor
Ilbabe
Suits...
flhvQ, Jtaset's
Duluth, Mlniu ' 7- A collision
occurred In tho harbor hero this morn
ing botwoon tho wlialebnok stennior
Wilson and tho steamer lladluy, In
winch 17 of the former's crew lost
their lives.
Diiluth. Minn.. Juno 7. A great hole
wnu Ht(ivn In the WIIhou'h side, and
sho Bank almost lmniedlutuly, making
eight drowned. Until vools aro val
uel ut J76.0UU. The Hadley was bad
ly damaged, but mnnagod to reach the
shore, whoro she wns bonehed.
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Rnendlnn the People's Money.
Already during the llrst swrtlon of
the Flfty-sevontli congress uppropiin
tions hav bwn agreed upon by both
hoiiHofl or aro In conferenco which
ttuifroMatu t726.0liij.(li)0, uud this dooe
not include largo sums that ure con
teiuplatoil In other mwisuros, such as
ilia ship ittiiul bill, which Js yot to bo
inkiin tin In the Bonate and which In
tho event of Its piwsago will place
150.000,000 at the disposal of tho proa
blent nnd boord of control.
Thoro Is the ship subsidy bill pend
ing in the Iidush which would udd
ir.ii 000.000 to the amount of the ap
propriations, but It Ih pretty genet ally
conceded that tii measure i ni "
Ing to get thniugh at this session. II
It uver become a law, but that
nuliMi little dlffHrence with the desire
if th innHr number or the members
or tho mujorlty party In eongree who
are In favor of the miusiiiy grain.
Nearly fU,ooo,ooo ror postolllcwi
and customs house in various parts
of the country Is provided for In the
public buildings hill which has been
report! to the Hmiate.
In the House Is pending the Pacini
cable bill currying un wcpeudlture ol
from 111,000,000 to 1,000.000, unci so
strong Is the light in lt liehulf that It
Is likely to get th advantage of u
aneelal order to InSMNt 1U passage.
Iltttfldes these niwusures carrying
large appropriation there are hun
IredH or others with smuller amwiHts
that will swell the aggregate to un
amount hitherto unheard or.
The capacity or the prasent con
grew to spend the people money U
Althout a parallel In the history ol
this nation or that of any other. To
mt the enonniMU xpendltiirM
whlcli are mowing year by year the
tnia must liu IiiummhmI III the way ol
tariffs, and tha ImrUens grow with tin
demands for nionsy The lUnMlillcati
party Is In ihwnt, aHrt wiiat ll givtM
in the way or rellvf from taxatloi
burdwis to UtUe coHipertKl with IU
KitNtilM and clalHW of what ll hai
(ton.-
United States seunto, and In an Inter
1 " with the Jourtinl said: "Ah to
tho sonntorshlp. I will only say that
tho flatteringly largo vote given ino
by tho people will give me the olllco
without mtostlon, unburn the legisln
Air sees imipor to Ignore the popular
will, which Is not at all likely. While
I havo apparently carried every conn
ty. Wood only polled his party vote,
and my malorlty is fnr In excess or
tho iiowly-)lected ineinberM. And
since no man voted ror mo who favored
nny other innn for the United Statos
sunato. It Is dllllcult to suppose that
such members will have a disposition
to disregard tho Instructions of the
puoplo on the sonntorshlp. A presiden
tial (doctor would have tho same right
to Ignore the popular vote, uh would a
momhur of the legbilnturo under these
circumstances."
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PORTLAND
TRADES
COUNCIL
Morgan Hnntjed In Effigy.
Wilkesbnrro. Pit,. Juno 7. Plerpont
Morgan wns hnngod In olllgy hero this
morning. Crowd pelted the object
with Htonos, until dispersed by llio po
lice. '
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Non-Union Men -Assaulted.
ChHiiiohln. Pa.. Juno 7. Several bod
lee or marching men, womon and
children mmonmlail tholr homes nnd
houses here last night nnd built bnn
llres. on which tho onigles of non
union men wore displayed. Tho non
union men woro peltod with stonos
while en route to work today.
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Portland-Clackamas Trolley Line.
Advocates Arbitration, Mill
Alen Still Refuse
Portland. Juno 7. Tho Fodernted
Trade have decided to take action re
taliating against the mill owners ror
refusing to furnish material. It hns
been ordered thnt all union men In
Portluud hold themselves in readlnewil
for n geneuil nil ror a maM meeting.!
The Trades Council advocates uililtm-
turn uy tue ousiues num. out win nun
men refuse.
Portland. Juno 7. According to sup
plementary aitlclos of Incorporation
filed In tho county dork's olllco yes
tnrdny tho Oregon Oenernl Hloctrlc
Company, In ndilltlon to tho powors
already opproprlatod, may build nnd
n.mrntu nn oloctrlu lino or railroad.
Tho route as utfioriiimi is tiirougii uv
streets or Portland to the southern
limits or the city, nnd thence east to
n point In township I south, range 5
ast. where the north fork or tho
Clackamas rivar Hows Into the main
Clackamas river. In Clackamns coun
ty. The original urtlclue provided ror
tha construction or telegraph ami tel
ephone lines, electric power lines, etc.
U'ho Incorporators aro Fred 8. Morrln,
J. Frank Watson. A. U. Oroasmnti. W.
11. Iliiilburt ami W. T, Mulr.
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Portlnud, Juno 7. Thoro may ho an
extra session or tho- loglfllaturo. Gov.
emor Geer has Intimated that ho
would call ono to put Into oKodt that
plank or tho Republican stnto platrorm
which declares for flat salaries. l)y
enacting tho law bororo tho- jnowly
oluctcd ofdclala aro aworn in thoy
would havo to nbldo by It. Governor
Geer will also recommend that Uio ox
tra soflslon pass a law making opera
tive tho Inltlatlvo and rororendum, for
which tho votors declared by a largo
majority at Monday's election,
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On tho 10th ot Juno Connecticut will
vote on tho adoption ot tho now con
stitution recontly framed by n con
vention calloil for tho purpose. Thoso
who agitated tho subject ot n now or
ganic law ror tho atato did bo A tho
hope or KottiiiB rid of tha small town
control of tho stato nftalrs. Tho con
vnntlon framod on Instrument, howev
er, which makes practically no chango
lu tho Bltunllon. Tho largo frtws havo
only a slight Increase in tho legisla
tive ronrosontatlon over What tho con
stitution of 1818 glvos thum, nnd
practically onc-slxth of tho popula
tion of tho state will oloot a majority
of the momburs or tho lower liouso un
der the now constitution, if It Is rati
fied ut tho polls. It Is asn.umg.d, there
fore, that It will bo votod dawn.
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The ISngllsh papers published In tho
Oliltuwa treaty ports slit - lliislut
that the true way to reform tho empire
Is to strlko nt tho vIqIoub Bystoni
of collecting taxos, which has as Its
haslB the "squeeze." In this thoy aro
at ono with tho robuls, who. protest,,
against boIiiR sucked dry uy mo
provincial authoritlos, umior tno pro-.
tense that thoy nro being called upon
to pay an Indemnity to forelgnere.
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Plumbers' Strike Settled.
Portland. June 7Th pluinbtr'
strike was settled today by the union
men agreeing to work for only mem
ber of the Muster Plumbers' association.
HEAVY
WOOL
POOLS
Marion and Polk Connty
Growers Get Together
PERSONALS.
I 1Mb- ItMtbeo Lsw. fro tb WsUfc
Hills was Ih town today to lr
iMtrrtn alHMit hU ramm Um- H '
pleasMl at tue result of The Journal1!
dgluilon for lt Mtarte KlH InU
oslM-t. lie Ih o of the cluy-ks! Ite
uutilWaiis who want to se all the of
fliials at the state Immim put on a
straight salary.
UhtI Tommy Vtmarvr. from the
Sorth PiH-k. aUove Mekam. was Ir
own, attd sajra vot4 ft straight
'iku-k RpNblkii tltkml. xit gov
rnor- he vou4 tw OtawberlalH. IU
. wears by Tlip JoarMl. when he doe
tot mvHir at tu potlUes. and says ll
- V4MU Huik every iarmr take It he
tould ! sttowlNH Uioih kow to protect
turir own lHtreU.
Mrs ft W Rulfum. wi-OHspatiled by
Ht-r OatttftiWr. Mla Otailys, of an
I "tanrWM-o. Is ristUNf ftef mhhu"
IMi. J Kls
J M UrowH. of Hllverton, was in I
President Coleman Returns,
President J. II. Coleman, of Wlllnm
ett University, returned today from
OI4ini Fulls, N. Y., where ho has been
detained for stoerul weeks by the Ill
ness or hia family, who were unable
to accomiwiiy liliu to Oregon nt this
time. Dr. Colemnu will be Joined by
his family later. The annual haccn
laureate Mrinon of the Wlllmntte
University commencement smison will
be dsllverwl at the First Methodist
church ut 10:) o'clock klundny moru
la K.
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It Is said the llrltlsh authorities are
olaHHlnx to buy Texas cattle to r
ttock the devastatanl funns or ths
Roers. No objection Is likely to be
;ulwl to Bitoh llrltlsh bull mns on
Uncle Hum's will.
Doer Commandos Disperse.
Pretoria. Jun 7. CkHHWHHilant
(aim llotha and Sou Iloera surremlw-wtl
it Ileidelburg today. AftW rwtuTiug
Hood dlaiier they dUiwrwd txi Uiair
tomes, ll in existed a Htimber of
commuiHlos will disperses U
homes without surrendering.
A meeting of wool growero wom hold
yesterday lu tho Hook Point school
house, near Whllenher. at which tho
proposition was discussed of pooling
tliHlr fleece ror higher prices. Ovor
S00O lleeces were represented, nnd nil
Joined ror the combination. A sales
committee, composed oi a. r. nviuii,
W. II. Uownlng and Clias. Ileln, was
appointed to receive bids, as soon as
the pool Is completed, lloth Marlon
and Polk county growers are to be
Included In the organization, and good
result are expeotful.
The fanners in tho Iloeky Point
country have pooled their grain ror
several sHMins, with good results, and
this move Is nn outgrowth of that ex
perience. o
The governor of Mlsoiirl propose
to present the warship to be named
after the stub with a stiver bell. In
Htwul of following the tlmo-honored
fusluin of giving a sllvur service for
the sols benefit of the oltlcere' mess.
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Our nuval oneriitliHis in the Phlllii
plnM have cost tisarly f0.000,f)oO. No
AintrirKii wattly or tlic name would
their oxohaug Dewors victory alone ror
lbs mousy.
BIRDS
MUST BE
PROTECTED
Says Warden Qulmby and
Appointed a Constable
Hfute tlnmo Warden L. P. W. Quini
by Is In the city today, lu response to
tho notice given him by tho Salem
lllrd Study Club, to tho offuat thnt
soma wholesale slaughtering of song
birds hns been In progress north ot
the city, and is preparing to tako tho
steps necessary to put tills practice to
an end. It was clalmod by tha per
sons engaged lu this slaughter that tho
birds were destroying ohorrlos, but It
Is a scientific fact that the varltloi ot
birds In question do nut destroy fruit,
but live on seeds and Insects. It Is
nlso a fact that cherries are still too
green to tempt hucIi birds as do oat
them, hence the oxousa madu la not
considered valid, and It 1b Uio purpose
or Mr. Qulmby to put nn end to such
practices.
Tho countable has boon nppolntod
by Wunlon Qulmby ns his deputy, nnd
will go tu work on tho proposition at
once. Mr. Lewis Is ft friend of tho
birds, nnd ho will maka a model of-llcer.
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30c dozen
40c dozen
50c Dozen
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154 State St , Phone 2874.
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