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7 DAILY JOURNAL. J atch the Fight for Flat Salaries. Fair tonight and Tuesday warmer. r-Mry- VOL. XII. SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 7, 1902. NO. 131. THE i XL !-,-. T T J cx srkcxi ul ...Problem To drrss well without tiding extravagant tinlcsa you ore very careful in se lecting your tnullns place, i hero are pleniy ot stores where you can buy whnt you want, hut are the prlcoi right? Extravagant business methods mid credit accomodations mean lareer nroflteoti everv article. All mer- ciianta are beginning to rcalizo the crivnntaaea of tho spotcardi plan of IiubIui'ab. They would all like to do a caali business, but can't. They started wrong. ARTFUL DODGER HARRY TRACY The New Yerk: Racket la the only Strictly Spot-Caah Store in the city. Tliolr oxpenaoa nro light and they believe Unit tho only way to got trade nml to keep it is by giving cUBtoniors the advantage of every cash discount and overy saving of their economical plan of bualneBe. That Sulemltoa appreciate low prices for honest merchandise is shown by our constantly increasing pales. You're Going to Celebrate the Fourth? You NeedClothlwr. Shoes. Hats Shirts, Neckties, Collars. The plhce to gH them is at a cash store. You'll have more money left for tho celebration if you not xour outfit at tho Now York Racket. . Have you m-en our stock of 3E& IE IB K O OT S You'll neul for tho Fourth. Crossed Fuget Sound Boat- In a Row AGUINALDO A FREE i; MAN Took Possession of a House and Spent the Afternoon Salem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store Iraw&zzxas&sssx RE-INFORCING THE EYES Ko inloreing the eyea with the proper glasses ia not aa eonin peoplo Benin to think, n simple mid ohhv matter. It rcauireH the very niceat Fcfentillc uecurnoy Rind thoroughly pract'cal optical knowledge. Our confidence that n poseees BIippo reqitlrencnte is brPt expressed iti our absolute guarantee of satisfaction or Itnnney reiondrd Wo have jii4t addo 1 more now iiiBtrumenta for testing eyea. ;all and trv tliem. Barr's Jewelry Store Cor. Stato nt.d Libert) Stc, FhIuii Leaders In Low Prices. SfPODg ?(l bur pure nnd choice wiuos. liquors, whiskies, beers ale and porter have Kith the public who appreciate high gra'ie excellence in wet toods generally. IWe have a auperior ntock of the beet KTomestic and imported whiskey in the country that have purity, age and low fiVcea to recommend them, B. P. ROGERS, gga- Fourth of July Is Now Heading for the Dense Forests of Northwestern Washington. :mmuHunmwttmHtt:un:::mu:mmHtmt:m:mHtmm:tmm:mmmmm Seattle, Wash., July 7. At 2 o'clock this morning Tracy was seen In a boat passing Whldby Island, CO miles north of here, alone. It Is believed he killed the farm hand, Anderson, whom he impressed from the farm at Johnson's house. He boldly sailed outside the pas sage, Just beyond the navy yard and three forts. The revenue cutter Grant reports at 9 o'clock having seen no trace of the boat. The sheriff keeps up the patrol around Seattle. The officers, however, think that Tracy Is endeavoring to reach a brother of Mer rill, living at Whatcom. The fugitive Merrill Is believed to have held up a woman at Sidney last night, and taken to the woods. It Is esti mated that 1000 men are Interested In the chase. tmtmmt:mumMntmmu:nwm:unm:::tmtmm:wmwnmmwmmumx Get your eyes tested at C T, Pom eroy s so you can see the big fire works, Gold filled spectae'es warranted 10 years, formerly $3.50 now 2 00. Watches, jrold filled cases, Elgin or Waltham move'' nient from 10 to 20. C. T. Pomeroy . . . Jowpler and Optician, 288 Com'!. St. You Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor? f 'iiiiiiitmi"1 ' Ho absolutoly euros cancers, tu ors, gravel, kidney and bladder trou- es, bono dlscnsos, aathma, skin dis insections. Dear Friend: on must boar in mind that this dlcino Is not a poisonous tonic, nor stimulant, nor a tomporary relief, Ich you get from poisonous drugs, ere tho results aro sure death Boon or later Thoso poisons go In your bones and destroy tho life of them ami create all kinds of diseases, can corous tumors, consumption, dropsy, bono diseases, etc. Do not blarao tho medicine when it takes an effect and fflrs up tho poisons or disease In tho extern. You must not expect to tie oared in a few days, for your sickness or, disease has 'jeen a long time com JTTe on, and It will tako a long Umo tfi get it out of your system. It will take months or a year to build up a new body from the bones ip. This Is oasos all without the uso of the knife or poisonous minerals or mineral of any kind. They aro used to bolng humbugged. My medicines aro composod of nn turo's horbs what tho human systom requires. When tho animals get sick thoy will help Uieinselves to those horbs, for thoy havo tho Instinct, and tho peoplo havo not, so wo havo to make a Btudy of It. It has boon a Hfo study with me. Do not get woary; this Hfo is too short and too sweet to worry out of this world. tho peoplo do not understand.) tlfy to his skill in their cases. Read the Aboye Remarkable Cure. BYE X SPECIALIST IWhat '; rynjrte, $S& 1 r vO j&ta fl I.riMTB! ill-l Miff 1 Hi r-v 3 flr? &7 ASiu.W ft ft f&JtijL-. -8f)f -jg I &mt? Km liwwe whose kHchca U ulf-t4 wlta a M Dr. Cook cures all kinds or diseases. DrfD. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., Sa. 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. , This Id his fourth year In Salem, and scores of patients and friends can tes- jBOrtlMG DAY HAS KO TESH0H3 to e whose hHchca U ulf-t4 with a Wtnstt No beatuc up of the whale e on A hot rliv lira, U noli . IBm whtre ntedtd X a raiittr af KSBtitic tcoeoay a iu raaje wttl soaa lur nstii in Miuai ei inn. win jrc j wionen ii ci r wool ti vdu casat ovcrctthnite the (on nJ vaavtakace of ibis cktsiy SALEM CAS LIGHT CO, no 663. 4 ChemekeU 8t &S life I A. M- BANCROFT. mcr.oi ine BANCROFT 25 9Com'ISt, OPTICAL CO. Stlcsi, Orctoa We do our own frtaJIflf ExiraltLiltoD free. JLriaa m Tnconia, July 7. A stnff correspond ent of tho ICvenltiB Nows telegraphs from Scuttle thnt ho lttiB nbHolutoly verified tho information that Tracy, tho Oregon outlaw, spent Saturday night rowing for denr life townrd Vancouver Island, or somo point In rirltish territory. Tho tocord of Tra cy's movements since his second bat tle Thursdny night nt the Van Horn resldonce, In which two otllcers weto killed, rends llko a chapter from a blood-curdling dime novel. After that battlo he slept In a grave yard In the outskirts of Seattle lie proceeded to tho ranch of a Mr. Fish er Frldny morning, where ho secured' food. Mo slept nnd rested In the woods all that day and night. Early Saturday morning ho appeared at Mendow Point, on the water front, three mllos north of Seattle. Thero he compelled a Japunoso fisher boy to row him to Fort Madison, 12 miles nnd down Fuget Sound from Seattle. Ho dismissed tho Jnpanose, doclnring that tho latter would bo killed by Tracy's palls If ho ever told of tho trip. Tho Jnpnueso Is still keoping quiet. Tracy landed nonr tho homo of u rnuchor named Jonhson, nnd wntchod the house for an hour to make sure of the number of mon thoro. Finding hut two, ho onterod tho houso. He announced thnt ho hnd intendod to kill overy ono on tho ranch nnd tako charge of tho placo for a fow days. Ho added: "nut after soolng your protty little girl, I will kill no ono if you nil mind mo. I will bo horo all day." Tho family preparod breakfast for Tracy, and put ono pinto on n tnblo against tho wall. "This Isn't right." doclarod the con vlct. "Put the tnblo In tho middle of tho room, and all sit down with me." This wns done. Tracy thon rond Friday evoulng's papers, and, nftor learning how Mrs. Van Horn had betrayed his prosenea In her house to tho butcher boy, said he had been cnroless In not koeplng every one in that house constantly un der his eye, . "My carolewneftg In tills respect made It uocoMsary to kill two officers." After this conversation he made ev ery one nt the Johnson ranch go In a bunch where he wanted to go. He made them give him a large bundle of men's clothing and hats, nnd hnd six days' supply of fowl cooked for lilin, and put on Farmer Johnson's suit of Sunday black, and had food, clothing and blankets made Into bundles. At 8 o'clock he bound and tightly gagged the Johnson family, made their hired man, Anderson, carry the bundles to Johnson's white row boat, put Ander son In the boat at the oars, and started down Fuget Sound. Mrs. Johnson released herself ami others two hour later and notified Deputy Sheriff McKay, who II Yea at Fort Madison. McKay secured a boat and sent word to Seattle, which reached here at t o'clock this morn ing. Sheriff Cudlhee was mimbioimnI from nothell, and at 10:10 o'clock, with several wen, started down Fu get Sound in an eloctric launch, look ing for the white skiff containing the daring deeperttiloand the scared farm hand. Tracy had IS hours' start, how ever, and the tMiypoHloH Is that he will row ail night, hill Anderson, sink the boat, and dleappear In the wild Homowhoro In tho woods about 15 miles north of the town, nnd that to reach him bus been Tiacy's chief ob ject since he loft Thurston county In the gasoline launch. The mysterious buggy seen on the county rond near I Wayne Fi Idny night wns driven. In tho opinion of Dothcll peoplo, by tho brother-In-lnw. Tho convict left this side of tho Sound from Mendow Point. ' From Dotholl tho county road runs via ' Fremont nnd Italian! to Richmond Heach. Another road, however, loaves tho county road sovoral mllos above Uothell and runs to the vicinity of Meadow Point. It Is but rnrely used. Along this second rond, If tho theory of tho Uothell people Is correct, Tracy was driven In the buggy. Onco ho hnd passed thtough tho posse's linos on the north of Uothell ho would meet no opposition whatever. I o , Posse from Port Townscnd. i Port Townsend. Wash., July 7. Sheriff Hammond, with a posso loft yosterdny morning, and will guard all avonuoH of oscnpo townrd tho Olympic mountains. The posse went In tho cutter (J runt nnd revenue launch Scout, which will patrol tho water ways, while the sheriff's posse bents the brush from Seuhcck to llrlnuou. But Anxious for Amer ican Protection Afraid of Appearing on the Streets of Manila Has Many Enemies Who May Wreak Vengeance Upon Him Manila, July 7. As tv result of tho proclamation of amnesty, July 1th, tho guard of American soldiers hns been withdrawn from duty at the house where Agulnaldo lives and Lieutenant Johnson, Agulunldo's custodian, biought tho Filipino to see General Chaffee. It was tho first meeting be tween the American genornl and tho lender of tho Filipino Insurrection. Llentennnt Wllllnm h. McKInloy, of tho Ninth Cavalry, actod na Interpre ter. Agulnnhlo was told that ho was froc to go anywhere ho pleased, and Oenernl Chnffeo asked him If ho had any cotnplnlnt to mako of American discourtesy or harshness, Agulnaldo replied that ho had no such complaint to make. He told Gen eral Chaffee that ho was going to visit friends nt his homo In Cavlto VIeJo, In Cavlto Piovlnce, nnd inquired what protection American authorities would) nfford him. Ho seemed to bo afraid to venturo out. General ChafToo replied that Agulnaldo would get tho same protection as any other cltl.ou, Tho former Filipino loader thon asked General Chaffee to prevent tho courts from requiring him to testify In civil suits. General CluUToo roplled thnt ho had no authority to grant this request, and advised Agulnaldo to make a social call on Acting Civil Gov ernor Wright. This Agulnaldo said ho would do, but thnt he would go at night, as ho was timid about appearing on the streets In daylight. The release of tho ex-Filipino lead er has renowed speculation as to tho possible vengeance upon him by friends of Luna and his other enoiulus, I.tDia was a Filipino lender whom Ag ulnaldo caused to ho klljod in 18!)!). o- STORM SWEPT NEW YORK CHICAGO FREIGHT Rivers and Creeks Overflow Banks One Life Lost--$100,000 Damage to Property Fierce Tornado Raging Northern Wisconsin in nuffnlo, N. Y., July 7. A torrlfilc wind and rain storm swept over West ern New York at an early hour yostor day. ltlvors and creeks toso rapidly, overflowing their banks nnd sweeping away houses, barns and livestock. The loss will roach Into tho hundteds of thousands of dollars. Telegraphic and telephone communication with small towns Is dltllcult. This elty was, not In tho path of tho storm. At Arcndo the Hood cnused tho loss of one Hfo nnd did $100,000 damage to property. Mlnnlo Lopor, who kept a bakery on tho linnlc of tho creek, was drowned. Thero were many narrow escnpos. A Yorkshlro, near Arcndo, tho np pronches of tho bridges woro washed away, and miles of tho rond wns so gullied or burled In debris thnt they will havo to bo robullt. At Sandusky two houses woro washed away, and from overy direction comes report of livestock killed. Tho loss to Individu als will bo very high, and the loss to tho towns from tho destruction of bridges nnd toads will also be very heavy. SUNDAY CLOSING S VALID Supreme Court Holds Bar bers' Law Constitutional In an opinion roudered today, the habeas corpus proceeding of II, M. Northrup, of Portland, the supreme court holds that the barbers' Sunday closing luw in this state Is not uncon stitutional. This Is a decisive victory for the barbers of tho stato, since the suit wns brought for the express pur pose of testing the Inw prohibiting Sunday shaving, that was enacted by the last legislature. Northrup Is a Poitlund barber, .who purKMtely shaved on Sunday, that he might be arrested nnd test the luw In the courts. Ills arrest nnd conviction of the charge reunited, and he resorted to the habeas corpus proceedings, and carried the case to the supreme court. In passing upon the case the court sus tains the law. and holds that the man was properly convicted. BRITISH STATESMAN INJURED Joe Chamberlain Thrown Through a Cab Window THE KING IS GRATEFUL For Sympathy Expressed Send Message of Thanks Three Towns Under Water. Dunkirk, N. Y., July 7. Cnnadwuy and Wnlnut crooks nro over their banks, nnd tho towns of Arkwrlght, Pomfrot nnd Hnnovor nro under wntor. DP Will TRAFFIC TIED Affect Eyery Distributing Point in United States Result of Union Freight Handlers Going On Strike Squads of Police Guard All Warehouses and Storage Cars To Prevent Trouble. Chicago, July 7. Nvory union the jurisdiction of Washington. Ore. frolght handler In Chicago struck this gon and British Columbia. morning, uomg up wauic, not oniy in Chicago, but In every point In tho United Stutos for which Chicago Is tho distributing contor. Tho strike was ordered after a number of early morn ing conferences between representa tives of tho union and tho railroads. The conference was without result, other than to Impel the Issuance of n strike order. Pollco reserves nro or dered to hold thouiHelves In readiness for trouble. Squads havo boon sent to guard nil frolght houses. The freight handlers nro trying to Induco the longslioremon and tenni sters to strike In sympnthy. American Wins Preliminary Heat. Henley on Tluunos, July 7Tltus, Amorlcnti nnintottr, defeated Sliolos. Canadian champion, In a preliminary hent far tho diamond skulls hero this afternoon. Ho won by a length and a half. OREGON LAWYER SUICIDES Death from Heat In Chlcano. Chicago, July 7. Throo persons died iu Chlcngo yesterday fioin tho effects of tho extrome hent. Severn! others were stricken, hut will recover. Tho maximum tompotnture was Kl) de grees. o John J. Daly Ends His With Morphine Life London. July 7. This morning tho king's recovery Is uninterrupted. Ait official bulletin tends: "The king had nine hours' natural sleep; tho favor able progress continues to be milliter united. Tho wound is discharging freely, and Is less painful to dress." Ills majesty Intends to express his feelings of thanks for expressions of sympathy with him, In a special mes sage of thanksgiving to the world. London, July 7. Tho queon enter tained IK)00 domostle servants at tuu toiloy. Fierce Storm In Wisconsin. Milwaukee, July 7. Milwaukee was visited Inst night by a fierce wind mid rnlu storm thnt wiought much minor damage. Tho storm Is repoitod as se vere In the northern part of tho state, hut wires aro down. A tornado passed Just north of Phillips Saturday night, wrecking n portion of the mammoth tannery of the United States Leather Company, i At Jnnosvllle Inst night during n storm St. Patrick's Catholic chinch was struck by lightning, mid destroyed. Pueblo, Colo,, July 7. John J, Dnly, ' n lawyer prominent throughout the I Northwest suicided with morphine at a lodging house here. Tho cnitsu Is unknown. He left a letter to his sou, Floyd Dnly, of Dallas, Oro., and to the Grand Master Workman of the A, O. U. W., In Portland. From 188!) to 18!l Daly wns Giiind Muster Workman for Wouldn't Qlve Up. San Jose, July 7. This morning Mayor Mai tin nnd Clork Cottlo rofusod t(5 glvo up their offices to Mayor-elect Worswlck and Clork.olect Bolloli, al leging ftnud of olection. Thoy woro ujoclud by Chief of Pollco Hnloy, nnd the new olllclals Installed. . o- Mitchell In New York. Now York, July 7. President Mitch ell, of the Mlneworkors, who arrived here last night from tho mining dis trict, denies thnt ho mine for a con ference with the coal oporators. Tho latter niiiku n similar denial. FRESH TODAY! Salted Almonds Salted Peanuts jlL 1 IJl 1 JL S - 154 State St Phono 2874. Lli(l)Gtf)GG e$$$$t$e a 1 '03. JJfxumb iK Zi8l&j LOfmamw i '" i-wi'wigr O 4$ iflWPiillHtfM miMmMrmUKm A l I SQ I X dU v S 4 I (J , (7i Educators are in Session TWELVE HUNDRED MEN i Of Southern Pacific Lines Strike for Increased Pay l Mlniiiupolls, July 7. -With ueaily all the ptomiuent educators of the United States present, the foity-flrst annual convention of the National Edu cational Association will be called to ordtti here this afternoon. The ses sions of the national council began this morning. Taxation, as It relates to school questions, was the topic dis cussed. o July Corn Still On the Rise Houston, Tex., July 7. Twelve hundred shopmen of the Southern Pa cific Hues struck this morning. They Issued nu ultimatum a week ago de mantling nu all-round Hi per cent. Iu crease of pay. The comimuy offered six per cent., which wns i ejected. A stubborn contest Is Imminent. i A July blizzard will sweep wilh terrific force through the BIG STORE, currying with it the profits ;inu a pomon 01 me cost 01 an our aummcn uuuuj. July and August weather will be red hot and you will need cool clothes. i Made Dueling Reoord. Vienna. July 7. Amler Papp, a HungurlHii student, cieated a dueling record, by fighting eight consecutive duels, and disabling all his opponents. o I forests of North weetero Washington, where he caa live many days an hie A new drink at i supply of food, and tfcea reappear to I attempt another loss jnwp toward liberty. Opea till 12 p. o- 114 State Street. DM Traey Have HeipT Seattle. July T. That Tracy has rel ative Bear llothell who aided him to -aje froea the poie at that plae is the u4nlR of nearly fevry reel derit of that mtie town They state trf the ni'inWa brother la law lives' 1-ondou, July 7 While driving thla morning, Joseph Chamberlain, secre tary of the coloaiee, was thrown rk hwtly from a cab through a glass win dow. Ills head was badly cut, and he hied profusely. He was hurriedly coft reyed to a doctor's oJflce. The acci dent waa wlta eased by a large crowd. and create J great excitement. !aUr Chamberlain was removed to a hospital, where It was deemed ad visable to Mm all night. Ihyel tiaas said the wound waa severe, hat not dMiaroMg. Chicago. July 7- Jul) i orn made au other sensational Jump toda. going to Sle, an advanc of 7c over Thurs day's close. The rise Is due solely to the covering by shorta, and Illustrates the powerful hold that the Oatos-II ar ris syndicate haa on the market. o IlHlipf Tliouul't of n .'Inn In Vi. An operator fur a westeru railroad who luid served bis eomjwny lung uud well was called lulo the office gne day ii nd hUh1 If be thought be could hold down the Job of night dlejwtcher. II promptly replied that he could and wn told to n-port for duly that night, sad hia chief luNtructed him iu wbst In was to do. Jimt after the chief left tin ottice It began to blow and show, aoo the trains commenced Iu run late. Thi new night dispatcher soon had develep tul a bad ease of "ruttl" and liuol cried. He did not want an HeckleiiL, awl he could not ltandle the trains. He ' a lutpy thought struck hlui. As fas' as a renurt eauie In he roidled. dlrecUill ! I the coudtietor to lake a skiing and' Shirt Waists llnnilridHol beautiful it) lee to ulM)t from, Prices Reduced Qnc-Third f R0 hUU induced to . . $ ftJ f, 7J wrIhH reduced to . ( A0 t HI whiMh reduced to . I 67 fl IX) wsists reduced to i 07 jl M wmUi reduced to i Hi fl AOttrfhdMredinol lo . . II DO fl 7fi w sluts rwliiiwd to . . II 17 2 00 waNto reduced to . . .11 34 i'i f HsiHta rmlueed to ....tiftl ? 60 hhIsU rednued lo l "7 : 00 m slt reduced Ui f'J 00 Aid the reductions K all thioutfii the hue. Ladies Oxfords "Every iMlr a Perfect r It" Uh icli iitMtrp I, ileU uHcfa.iii'l C lli'oil I ) .!. thill Ufl'ldv, tt Mnr bun le mm kii n o ul ten fX(fiwx'0'l lo u" bore. Wash Goods The pruUlett pstterm shown In Salem. Reduced One-Third IStHe valutNi 9o lfio VftlllHI 10a l&j vnlut 12a 9K)4 vnliiM t Ho 'Jfkt values 17o Wc vslaeo lo lOe value ?7e 60 value -Hc flOd value 4t! f5j valBj .; --flo 7flo values J..C0o Hie values ., oio Wle vshiei It 67o rwt 'ail t i ih the whole Hue. $2.50 v dcod. Meals Arm always had at the White House Jteaiauraot We try to satisfy our pat rons, with flrsUtaas meals and cour t.m treatment Open day and night U'hl I.jii lolla. Te ch-nu a wlilif lae ll (toll It g-e J wait for orders, and It was not a great tly In a otuiloa of wblU- soap for lif while until lie bail every train on ihr teen iuinuta: thfu put H into a lasln of I dlvlsieti sbletracket). 'i'lien be took a 'warm water and soup gud kern iuU'ez I book, lighted bis pipe and sat down te iHg It mftly until dean follow ibis' wait for daylight. In the nieriiliig the by rlnalMg free of soap and (Hitting III ehlef appeared with mutely wrlttuu all lat a ImmIh of enhl water cemaluing a ' over hie face. drop or two ef lljnld blu. Xetf uiakj "Any sevidciiU, Johnny r' asked th( sow very clear gum arable water m ehlef. thin rice atrr and pass the rell "Hoi an acchleat I've got 'em ah through it Then stretch It out evenly j on the sidetrack, snowed in m wait awl pin It. risking the edge as ftralgbil lag for erders. and you wttl hare t as poeulbl ceo pinning each li,p gut 'em out. 1 urn going lo blow thlt separately ton Hbh cloth. auJ ellow li job." It took the chief and hie force to drj tu u 'Jr, co cr If r,".'i j of thin muslin ami Irou It on the vaunt side. nearly all day to get the traiue straight fb-d out ami IraIHe rsuued vit tb ruud. Indiauubults w. 1 SiXiQ Summer Petticoats TliKre is a particular uooilnsri aUtut them tlmt cummm their rap Id S4le. 50c to $1.50 New York Rage & Miniature I'ott'd-Plant Uut tonnleees, they are rare novelllei aud you should have one. Price 10c each Bffa7S. Mti&mSSm a 60xinii; rtftX2)Xi3PGir4 C
