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Newspaper Page TextljsaKKas. v iMMBBaJlijlJW THfl AILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 2p, 1&02. Utf. . uy& ' ' ' O u M! i E- r-j ET B . if'' ttfi-- ' yp AW i r-, , K mimjmmtujmmmmmjmutaHumttmw The White Sale in White goes at prisingly low prices. Wmmttttm:mimjmtmumtmtuatmtttmttttttttttntttiut?ttt:ttutiiimtttijtintimmtttu:mt 'SP Chas. H. Salem's Loading Optician. 88 Stato St. tittmtt:mutmtmimmmitttunmmmnMmttmwt Tip I 111 1 111 Self-oiling bearings throughout; 1-8 inch Diamond chains on all models; G .& J., Hartford, and Palmer tires. The bearings in the crank hanger of the RACYCLE are directly under the crank centers, hence we have the narrowest tread and the widest spread oi bearings, which insures the most perfect adjustment and easy running qualities, We use from 18 to 40 tooth front sprocket and from 7 to 14 rear. THE RACYCLE is the only bicycle that has eer used the large sprocket successfully. The front sprocket running between the bearings there is no side pull, but the sprocket runs perfectly true. PRICE S35 ...Sundii We are headquarters for obtainable at lowest prices. HeiuUr Price G.& J. Heavy troad casings M 00 Hartford Thorn tires, each f 5 00 M.A W. CaslDgs t.2 60 M. & W. Ho. 1, Special Inner tubo l 60 Rubbor Q rips, Loathor Oovored I 76 fiolar, 1002 Lamp, Qas 3 00 20th Century Lamp, Gas 3 00 Majestlo Lamp, Qa 13 00 Search Light, Gas, Wish Bono bracket 3 25 Everything else at equally low prices. 8 rair We repair all makes of I any other house in the city X ill I Re we maKe a special price on rims. Any wood rim furnished and put on $ 50 Plain black steel rims furnished and put on $ 75 1902 Morrow coaster brakes put on $5 50 ,Ring up phone red 2556 and make your troubles known and we will call for your wheel, repair and re turn it for less money than anybody else. aubon 540 North Cottage Street. ttmttmmtmtmttmmmmmmuwtmmttmusMmumtMtmtmttmtmt Firsf Class Bifjcl? Repairing And U Vindi of Buudrlea At VUm J. MOORE'S m 0wrt Bt, I'hone 2W4, Variety Store TILLAMOOK HUitKR HALLS TOLET JHJAF AWNOKA M WELCft Variety- tir, Hi Court BtMt, ... H'.faiA'iK is making a big hit the time you need them at sur Comparison's Comparisons Lrlng out the strong polnto In favor of our glasses, demon strate superiority in the mnko Bnd fin ish of our frames and show tlio highly polished, clonrcut nnd accurately cen tered excollonco of our Unscs. Wo court comparison In our goods, our lit ting and our methods and rcqulro but an opportunity to con vine o, as the oaso and comfort and pleasure nffordod In the porfect vision our correctness al ways glvo. Hinges, Next door to Ladd A Bush'o Bank TO IB the best line of sundries Our Price 13 60 .$1 CO 2 00 fl 25 t DO flS 50 2 60 (2 50 2 60 wheels at lower prices than and guarantee all work. --. Notice... Mr, N. II. Hurley ia still with mo In tho lowing nuehino dopartmont, and any repairing left in hi a charge will bo promptly attended to and tho work guaranteed. Mr. N. H, Hurley ia one pf tht most thoiough (Qwinx tnaehluo men in tho state aud la oouipetent to re- pair auy and all machine. Ho la in uo wle conuuetbd with any other tewing mnohluo house. F. A. WIGGINS 55-27 IJberty 8t, & .!KiMvWrUwAliWgBiii( es DeparM I F. youoo White Sale 11 1 ii Everything! Shirtwaists Entire line of white waists at special prices: $ 00 VALUES... 70 1 50 VALUES.. 98 $2 00 VALUES.. 41 35 2 50 VALUES.. .p 75 Parasols A lot of fine ones to close at less lhan half price. Summer Underwear Special wJuas in light weights. Also the new "KORSO" vests for la dies. Dalrymple's . HINEMAN'8 BARGAINS. Italian Prunes, 0 lbs., 25o Petite Prunes, 8 lbs., 26c. Pink Beans, 10 lbs., 25o Small Whlto Deans, 8 lbs., 25c. Good Flour, per sack, 70c. Sweat Oranges, per doxen, 16c. Blaok Fla, per lb., 5c. Good Cooking Molasses, per gallon, 30c. Fancy Table Syrup, per aatton. 50c. Scotch Oats, per pkg. 10c. Macaroni, No. 1, large, size boxes white or yellow, per box, 35c. Jumbo Mush, 2'fc lbs., 5c. nrlnc us your butter and oggs. Wo pny hlghost market prlco, cash or morchandlso. . M. T. RINEAUN 132 State 8t Telephone 131 Rubber Vehicle Tires We are llttlng rubbor tlroH to new and old biiKgloa, nnd guaranteeing all I of our work In every way. Tho cost of rubbering u rig la not as muoli as moat people Imagine, aud tho comfort Is woll worth the while. Wo lit all sizes, from tho small ale up to tho very largeat bUos for hnoks or cabs. We havo the latest Improved ma chine for tho work, nnd can lit tiros to anything that's wanted. Call and see us. I have a, goodly number of second hand wheels, In both hullea' nnd goiita' and will sell them low to clean up Htork. Wo keep soiling them down nil the whllo, but wo nlao keep on trading In others, and tho stock does not diminish as rapidly as it ought. Have n good second-hand upright engine and boiler for sale. Holler Is l-hoiue, engine S-horse. Call and see them. A bargain for some ono. Two Hocond-hand wagons for snle cheap, too. Wo are not oxaotly run ning a second-hand store, but the trade has been bo largo cm bloyolea and vehtclea of all aorta thnt we havo quite a number on theae I torus on baud for trading. Oajl and see F. A. WIGGINS 8836? Liberty St, Salem, INGRAM RECEIVES REWARD Has Been Granted Full Pardon by Governor Geer Brave Act in Aiding Unarmed Guards Ah a reward for hl model record an n prluonor, and tho aid given tho un nrmi'd tfuanljt In tho rocont peniten tiary outbreak, Frank S. Ingram was grnntod a full pardon by Governor Geer lato Thursday afternoon. Tho news of his pardon was not convoyed to Ingram until thlu morning, and his Joy was unbounded. Whllo tho par don dates from yesterday, Ingram will probably remain at tho ponltontlary until ho becomes stronger, and is ablo to bo removed without fear of Inter rupting his recovory from tho opera tion by which ho lost ono of his legs. Ho Is improving nicely, and It is thought will bo nblo to leavo tho Insti tution in a few days. Ingram was known as prisoner 2737, and tho following history of his rase appears on tliQ prison recerd: Minder In second degree, from Linn county; for Hfo. Committed March 22, 1892. Born in Oregon, was then 33 years old. Height 0 feet -lnch, weight 170; hair dark brown, oyes gray, complexion dark, shoos 10, single, no creed, reads nnd writes, by occupation a farmer. Speaking or Ingram, Superintendent Leo tills morning uald: "SInco his incarceration, ho has worked la tho shops, and hnB learned tho blacksmith trado. A very nlco speclmon of his handiwork may bo soon In tho governor's ofllco. It is a paper weight, mado In tho form of nn anvil. In fact it is a mlnaturo anvil. "Ho has been a modol prisoner, In- diistrlouB, uttontlve and diligent. "Ills Linn county friends havo boon In tho hnblt of calling nnd seeing him. Somo liavo volunteered to assist him In getting a pardon. Quito n strong ef fort was mndo In his bohnlf at ono tlmo, but a part of his rolatlvos took sides against him, nnd rendered work In his behalf very dinicult. "Tho killing of a brother Is a tor rlhlo crime, ovon whou thero Is tho strongest Justification for It. Ingram claims that it was to save his own life thnt ho took his brother's. Whothor he was fully Justified is a question that will probably novor lie? solved. Wo only know the'nctlon of tho court nnd Jury." Tho pardon sots forth ronsous for exorcising oxccutlvo olomoncy ho fol lows, that: "during his ten yonrs' of BpIj ;ht'S Disease Is Positively Cm-able. InUrvlew with tlitt iilonwr timoufaoturor, N W. RpnuMliig, jtrmtlritHit of tlm SiHiuklliHt Buw CiiiHimiiy, Situ l'ntuolavu. We uru teMI u meiiitw of your family wi on roil nt n ohm- Hint i OooiofM piueouuvuo tlrlKul'H 1Uhum, alllKHih It 1 Mluvwl to l liiiiuiulilh A. -Tliiit lit 00 rriit. tj Don't sou tbtuk Urn ravin ww'.t to lie kniwn t A-.iti, Hit will lielii unywie i'Uv ion ujuy my Hint u cuiv ui i-rTwiiHl 1-llWUHI. lululHi tllll! lllnKMNHl Dim IJ IIMI HUy lltUk torn.) it llrltibt'K DlhtNi.n J A.- BHtvntl luul. Tliy toUl tw tw I'OHtlllltH) itiv Ttnitlir. utui luul Ihvui rwt frlllul. wtwii my lllll by tlW l-'ullOU tVllllMHIBil, twill M of (l, au.l 1 c ul fur It. Q U'un It lung lfori' it clmnKM mus uolwl 1 A lu u fvr vttNilm tlm liuirivui(ut vim urkil Tlin kIihiiks lwtltr udiI i m tvim tsmduitl return tn Iwnlib, ultlwsh It wutt i i nr tt r wi- t-uukUltfrnl tln uur full a il liar jMtntmi Q.-Ki uf uuy mlmr phvh t A - Num huh ot ihom. I'm Mini I tultl porwi uboiil it. tj, -Wr llioro uuy tallur A. -I kuuw of immw wIiimh II hk taken Id mm mui. Q -Ciiii jou rwull any tmllv iliml cur ifwt il.-fOTMl ithljtll. Ii ntl 1 tolil ii n Kul-I Hh uiMiualnm r Unitn to mm.! Hthl ulllmuHMy ro- -avui-ail. uiul Uiik ll UH1iIt ilf Him iViuiiwmiiuI wiiii uim on niM miuru 10 KNtiiaiui ,:i. .ti:l :" . . ". .'i' v- "-- 2 " -'-"- I csHialilor u uuir fur lfilpht'a liUensn w hon tuUmi lu tn II nuilllt uni 10 Ih iwruillK.I imlln wllli Mm utfaditl.iwwrvr, itiui 1 urn kIui! lugotiul- iwi miv mt in wrwtutiii 11. uil I'tftlMVa nrv lat'unini. but l in r mm. am tMiluly ituHitiirlHK uuiUr tlm Vultoti Com i.iuiuki (I'uMiuwiu InriuM of Ulilin) (MilpUilMI iil riiruiHiiUim atnr Imt kUuti rHlMiUjw) IVttw. tl furtbe HHnlifa nifw ami fl$fuf .He DlaUitlf CumiMiuiMl. JiOib .. Pit Una Co., Ml) Wi.itmiouMry Kt , Saw FraneUtM), Wb wh- .miimIwh Kr lu uiailn for iwlUuW. lH- vrlptlv uttMblot mallwl frov. C C. Comfort, Sole Agent. Pdrfher Evidence That we are doing a .fair share of the job printing in Salem is from the fact, that today our plant is fully twice as large as when we started in the printing business less than four months ago. We Deliver When We Promise Schaefer & Palmer 0 Room 3, 4, aud 5 Moore blfc. Phono, SUi, Ked. incarceration lid hAs boon a modol prisoner, nnd for tho further reason that during tho recent outbreak lu the penitentiary ho risked his Hfo in tho dofonso of tho unarmed guards, by which act of bravery ho hud tho mis fortune to Ipso one of hlo legs." Many tiro acquainted with tho heroic act of Ingram at tho tlmo of tho cs capo of Tracy and Merrill. Thero 1b no question hut tho timely net of In gram, the life of Frank Girod, another of tho shop guards, was saved. After shooting Ken-ell, tho two convicts took after Glrod. They woro following him down a long corridor in tho foundry building, and woro rapidly gaining on him. Tracy, who was in the lead, had rained his deadly rlllo to his shoulder, and In anothor Instant would havo sont a bullet crashing into tho body of Glrod, who was a splendid target, when Ingram sprang Into tho corridor, dislodged Tracy's rlflo from Its Biiro aim, and hlmsolf reeolvcd, from Mer rill's gun, a bullet in the kneo that re quired tho amputation of the Injured limb. Iiy this tlmo Glrod hnd reached a place of safety, and tho murderous convicts transferred tholr deadly work to without the foundry building. SALEM WOMAN'S CLUB Parliamentary Law ' Drill Class Will Hold Mock Convention Tonight Tho parliamentary law class course, consisting of flvo lectures, will close with a drill tonight in Uio form of n mock convention, It being tho fourth annual meeting of tho National Roform Association. Delegates from all parts of tho United States, roprosontlng so clal and political vIowh, will ho on tho floor, nnd participate In tho doliborn tlons of tho convention. Much fun is oxpected, arising from tho blunders of tho embryonic parliamentarians, and tho husbands of tho ladlos partici pating In tho convention nro especially Invited (at 25 con.ta each) to como and witness n new rovolatlon of tholr bet ter halvos, tho lesson of which will stand thorn In good stood to avoid fu turo matrimonial dobatos. Following Is nn outline of tho preceedings: Program. Fourth Annual Convention of Nutlonnl Roform Association. 8 p. m. Convention called to order by pres ident f Roll call. Adopting program. Limiting tlmo of dobnte. Appointing pagos, sorBoants nt arms, tlmo koepor, committees. Resolutions, credentials, tolograms. Addross of wolcomo, Mrs. Govornor Ooor, Orogon. Rosponse, Mrs. Dodd, National congress of women, Mrs. Judge Roan. Gonornl fodoiatlon of clubs, Mrs. Bristol Kellhor. Credential commlttoos roport, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Cockorllno. Treasurer's ronort. Mrs. Dr. Cnl- broath. Auditor's report, Miss 13, Cox. Potltlon to congress. Mrs. Claud Gatch. Dulldlng natlonnl headquarters, Mrs. Judge Wolvorton. Receiving communications. Mlscollnnooua huslnuss. Roports of commlttoos. Whora hold noxt mooting of conven tion. Election of ofllcers. Adjournment. Lillian Cole Dothel. proaltlont. Nolllo Illy, sooretary, Mlsa Meredith. Mrs. Rookoreller, trenauror Mrs. Dr. Calbreath. Mary Hllen Leasaj Mrs. C. Jones. Uolva Ann I.ockwood, Miss Col breath. Grover Cleveland, Miss Duty. Mrs. Tom Reed, Roso'G. Osburn. Mrs. Mark Hnnua, Mrs. Martin. Mi-s. Win. Jennlnsa Kryan. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Mrs. I.. R. Stluson. Mrs. Jennese Miller. Mrs. Rlshop. Mrs. J. 11. Forakor, Mrs. Judge Hur no tt. Holon Gould, Mrs. U. J. Hendricks. Maud U. Rooth, Mrs. R. Cntlln. Clara Darton, Gouohor. Katherlne nrlco. Mrs. Judge Moore. Pansy, Mrs. a S. Hamilton. Mrs. Levi P. Morton, Mre. Cualck. Mrs. Frank Losllo, Mrs. C. I Ogle. Mr. Thos. Edison, Mrs. Monro. Alice Roosovelt, Alleo WrlRhL Mrs. Robt. Lincoln. Mm. J. H. Ack ermau. Mrs. Phil Armour; Mrs. Myrn A. WlgglnB. j Mra. Ooa Dowoj", Rlanche JOnea. Mm. John WaunnWor, Mr. Riaer. Mrs. Henry George, Mm. Dlnsmoare. Mrs. Jacob Astor, Mm. W. O. Crosa. Mrs. Gen. Mllos, Miss Taylor. Mrs. Matt Quay, Miss Taylor. Roee li Cleveland, Miss Kimball. Mm. J. G. Carlisle. Mm. KlmbalL Wla Wheeler Wilcox, Mrs. StovaU. Mrs, Senator Tillman, Mrs. Purvlpe. Ms. AndrW" Qarnegle, Mrs. Miller. Mra. Joe, Cook, Mrs, Ooiper. Mm. Richard Oroher, Mm. A. F. llofer. Mm. -fJavnior niuhHell Stra. Williamson. a jSJp Mm. ax1o-Pra(tft UoltarU Mm. Davison. Mrs, IJ'maR Gae, Mr. Hftlltoter. Mm. U. S .Gmut. Mm. Col( Pat to. Mrs. Seth Low. Mra T. UoivMon. Mra lUbtHta Lowe Mm Ir Patue DIED. Bt-ANKENSIIIP. At tho homo on tho Gnrdon Road, Thursday, Juno 19, 1002, Philip H. Dlankcnshlp, aged 50 years, after a several weeks ill ness. Tho deceased is survived by a wifo and flvo children, as follews: Craig Dlankcnshlp, Pellchuck, Wn.; Claud Dlankenshlp, Hatton, Wn.j Mrs, W. S. Crockett, Olympla, Wn.; Alma and Do Witt Dlankcnshlp, of Salem. Funeral services wero conducted by Rev. George Rltchey at the hour of 2 o'clock this afternoon, and burial was had In Leo Mission coinotery. A. M. Clough, successor to D. E. Hunslnger Funeral Dlroctor, 107 8tate Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence 221, 8alem, Oregon. NEW TODAY. For Sale. Coast or mountain wagon. Inquire of Grlswold & Cha3c. G-20-3t SPECIAL FOR TONIGHT Fountain Electric Entertainers. Who? The Prince of Entertainers! Under Hig Tent l.lhted up Hy KUc triclly. Seo Mrs. Dd La Fountain i'i her IVr- elun Poaingil'IftstiquojHcantifulClonV Ef fect. Thirty Thousand Moving Pictures. Carrie Nation Smnnhitig the Senate Saloon in Topeka. Uattlo of Panliago Fred Field, Banjo King. 3 Reautiful Illustrated Songs. A Big Show for a Small Prlco. Music by MioM. W. A. Brass Band. Admission, Big People, lGc. Littlo People, 10c. iwKmi: Tsgng Good mmmk yLL Havana Filler GOLD DUSi FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mado for family use, ask your grooer for it Bran and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Aeent Jacob logf 265 Commercial St, Good Stock of Shoes All Up-to-date 0 Prices Right Ready for tra.le Is'oer new More. Call and eee in all. tUpairtag deue m oort QoUe. JflCOB UOGT.. 296 Commercial Street mSoim for anybody 1 " FLORODORA " BANDS art 1 of samt value at tags from j "STAR," "HORSESHOE," -SPEARHEAD,""STANDAR0 fAVr," " OLD PEACH & HONEY." " SAW LOG, OLE VARG1NY" c midhi niwngiiffiriTOTniirira''iiHi ii rr n 1 1 iit )() DOZEN HATS 0 We've just added to our fine assortment of men's hat wear. This was a fill-in order, representing our actual hat sales this Spring above what we had anticipated. It is no idle boast to say that we carry the largest stock of hats between Portland and Sacramento, and what is very important to Jhe customers, we have accomodations for showing them over 100 styles in full view in our fine hat case. Those Boys' H Jo JL llUVM Are going like hot cakes. It would be good econo my to stock up a year in advance for your boys and cirls They're a snap at two pair they're the famous "Iron Clad. Of course everyone knows the place to go for a siyl ibh Spring suit is the Salem Men 254-256 Commercial MJirjKWffi&X3SXwSXJ(S s&c UiUlCLUS CUSHION RUAIE, 1902 . CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME - - Call and see the 1002 RAM BLKR CUSHION FRAMK, it is 305 days ahead of all. ROCKING CRANK HANGER doe? away with tho flat and clumny spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOU WILL LIKE fr, RlfVflA QllUflriAQ Of all descriptions nt pricoa as cheap as Dll'jviv OllllUllVu anywhore, and wobavo just what you want. BICYCLE REPAIRING Wo havo a complete bicycle repair shop We lit nil makes of bicyclo tires. Wo repair all makes of'Mnycloa. Give us a call. Wo try to plcneo. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank. CLARK'S SEEDLINGS ARK NOW AT THEIR VERY BE8T, Do You Want to Can Clark's Seedlings? If bo you must get them this weok. NEXT WEEK WILL BE TOO LATE. Give ns your orders for VAOUM, MASON8 AND SUN fruit Jars; the very best to be had. ROTH St 124 Stale Street. mmwtttttfflmmmmmttffltfflttrommmtmimuwiwmmiwwtmnffimttt Strawberries HOME GROWN Home grown Clarke Seedlings strawberries fresh every morning. 'Phone us your order. 1 1, i, Fuller & Douglas, Grocers l 142 State 8t., D'Arcy Bldg. Itmtttmrnttmtmttmtmtmrnmttmimamwtiwmtmmmmtmfflt Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles Are the most perfectly constructed bicycle made, Tho bearings ire toi proof, eelf-ollInK aud will run a thousand miles without requiring additional on. 1902 Model 55 . $0 1902 Model 55, Superb Ruby Finish $45 1901 Models...' $35 1902 Special Model $25 We tit any coaster brake, f 5 extra. See our elegant line of hlRh-grwI l cyche at lfifl State Htrtot. Merritt Davis, Agent. j4&H5vaHSS3 ...CHICAGO STORE.., a PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. Challenge Prices ,fe"trAat.C7&g.S i Bummer anuorwear and Hosiery, whore on eartu except "",' f cago Store can you boy reliable goods at such ridiculously low price . .... ! ' Indies' 10c stockings 4c Ladles' 20c fast black bote . . . . lOo Children's 16c fast blaok hose. . 10c Mitif h' Summer underwear ... 6c Ladies' 16c summer Jlsie under wear 10c Ladles' 29c white Ucle gloves. .23c Ladles' N)c satin platted lielu, 25c 35c No. 40 silk taffeta ribbon, ,16c 16c best aunbonneta 19e II CO white wviste st C6o S6c roret uoverB late trimmed 15c Mines- aoe tailor bata 19c -PRIOES OUT McEVOY BROS.. Proprietors. ,a ont U wurt street for a quarter, and temember S Street, Salem, Orerou, $35 - $40 GRABBR Tcletbou 511 Phone Main 2261 8 BoyB' 35o aummerunderwear- ; i Men's 8ko fancy socks- Boys' 86o overalls, best .;: I r. Kiht.rlff9'anundrwS: 1 -,. ". .r. ,.: Rlna tinder ?" ' Men'e S5c lisle thread under WOMlUI4iV""--- i..i. ik tilark nOfO Uvt4 P JuU I... ' - Men'a 36c best neck ties Men's 16c best linen cola". Men'a bop glovea Men'a 25o straw hats Men'a S9c crash hats. . He 0e . lfc Boya' dbc tailor nais.. TO THE QUfDK 0 Salt. I re J' ."-