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Newspaper Page TextmmmmmwT Wv,. - m '".I WHFiBW W j . ,' "IB 41 1 -CI s i s 4 m si? Jl - I 4 jW jwianBwaHWPmBHii8iww Holverson's M U final saw Of Ladies' Suits . . . B8 Values up to S15 W M m & s Holverson's IHJLMKBKaHKHHBHBMBlHIMHHMHCSnilll THESE ARE FACTS It Is freight and not ttcam that makts the car go. It In fulfillment and not prorulit that la ranking our repairing builnras grow. That no do repairing "on time" Is no fable with tin. It't ft aUrn reality. If no havo any d?a that we can't get year work out when you want it, we'll tell you no, To disappoint a cm, tomer is tho worst kind of disappointment to ourielvei. Wo pre fer not to have that customer than to havo him displeased In any manner whatever, We've the best equipped repair shop In the county, We do our repair work oursolves right here. Our own experience insnree expert workmanship, and wo havo eitabllahed thofact that wnarnmastrs of the art. We aro the originators of low prices, Try us and you will come again. CHAS, H. HINGES Next Door to Ladd & Dush'a DankWatchmaker and Jewelor, 08 State St. S IM !! II W 20- PER INT Off On all Carpets Nothing Reserved Wc wish to reduce stock before Aug, 1st, at which tiaio we invoice, These terms will apply from July 10th to Aug ust 1st. REMEMBER THE PLACE The House Furnishing Co. 303 Goin'l at., noit to Tost olllao, NOWFORTHE COAST ORMOUNTAINS Uefora buying your supplies for your outing you should rnll nt our store and anil Inspect tlie most complete lino oi catupiug goou over aiiuwn, HTAlt UAM8 HTAlt UACON. UTAH IIAU BAU8AOK. HTAlt BUMMKHHAUBAUIJ. HTAlt IJKIKD HKKK. BTtiAMKI) COOKBD HAM. Tbe most eoiupleto Hue of canned meats shown. ROTH 124 BUts Street. &. We Have No Competitors In the class of printing we are doing. Coup ling this with the fact we deliver when prom ised, has built us up the largest job printing business in Salem. Schaefer & Palmer fJaV Ilootus 8. 4, and 0 Mooree blk, Hone, 2414, Red, e sW o TfeaUjanot t excelled fer the m&nty. NY CELEBRATED sAKbci SOME TAN SHOES $3.56 valW-S to close tbM eutt NvJlriife neatly doae- 9 ...JArnR vnr.T KCbic. ICICIID tV IIC " ""-"" si -960 a Holverson's n H m m H n a! m H n N H M 4 for H H B H B B R Holverson's X X X Htoroe nt Hnlcin mid Albany Our Hod Itibbou canned woods are proper froodn to take with vou. TIIK ItKIHT KIND OK OOFIMCK. HTATK HOUHIi COFFKB. KIN II BB IIOFFBB. UKBIU1B COFFBB. Put up In air Unlit can's. Just the thing for you 0RABBR Telephone 511 RINIIMAN'S DARQAINS. Italian Prunes, 8 lbs., 2Bo Petite Prunes, 8 lbs., 23c Pink Deane, 10 lbs., 20o Small White Deans, 8 lbs., 23c. Qood Flour, per eaok, 70c, Blaok Figs, per lb., Bo. Qood Cooking Molasses, per gallon, 30c, Fancy Table Syrup, per uallon. SOc Scotch Oats, per pkn. 10c. Macaroni, No. 1, large site boxes white or yellow, per box, 35a. Jumbo Mush, Pour packages 25 cents. Bring us your butter and egg. Wo pay hlghoat market price, oash or merohaadlaa. M. T. MNEAIAN 132 State St Telephone 131 Variety Store Flausaml Fireworks. New lot of ludlsu iU'keteJust in. ANNORA M, WELCH The VaiMy Stow, VI Court Street Walnut Slice If H the rage la the Hast aud we are wsiiBg h iresu every day. UKMJINK PKNOQIIK eiTANOOAHAMBp PRN'BUMINT OliKWB PKANUT CRISP IM CABIN 0KK,M8 (J.ve US a trial If vnu ami DAIvl ... J...1.J. " - "" Jt "" uis HBU KD k'rraui -w uu no , , , HI Elslo etrtt, 20 SALEM AS IT WAS IN 1852 Interesting: Historical Papers Were Presented By Judge Boiscand G. H. Himes At Congregational Jubilee Tho anniversary oxorclses of tho First Congregational church were continued Inat evening, when n larjto audience filled the church and llatenud to the addresses, tlev. W. C. Kant- nor. pnHtor of tne c.mrcii, iirenm. After nn ItiHtrumontnl ouartet, and prayer. Judge It. F. Holae, the plonoer lawyer nnd Judge, delivered an ad dress on "Snloin In 1852." Judge Dolse arrived In Snlem In that year, nnil In describing the town anil Its people bh ho knew thorn a hnlf con tury iiro. ho related many amusing liieldeiitH, which created laughter, ami was wevoral time Interrupted with applatiHe, Ho described Salem ns It appoared when the old Mansion House was the fiiHhlonahlo hotel of tho Northwest and when tho llr trees in Marlon Hanaro wore but cnpllngs. Hough chnlrH sold for $12 per set, and a hand made tublo cost $20. lmllaiiH camped along tho banks of North and South Mill creek. Ilvlm: In Indolence, and surrounded with worthloss curs. Aiiioiik tho stories Judge Holso told was oiiii regarding J. -D. lloon, who, as state tiensuror, kept no hooks, but put all tho stnto's money In one sack, anil his own In another, lie paid war rants from the state sack, and saved tho warrants as vouchor. At the close of his term the secretary of state counted the money and found the bal unco on hand correct. Judge llolse remarked, In relating the story, that tho defalcations by which the state has lost money were not due to poor bookkeepliiK, but tn the error of of llclals In mittiiiK the money In the wroiiK sack. lloon hud an eye to business, mid. though ho was an elder In the chinch ho became negligent In his attend anco unoii mention, when a new minister remonstrated with lilm he replied that he was too busy to go to church, and then remarked that trav eling such a Ioiik distance ami settling In a now country must have cost the minister considerable money. He nskod tho pastor to accept a contribu tion of a $f() gold piece, and no fm til er remonstianeoN wme heard. (leorge II. 1 1 lines, of the Oregon Historical Society, at Portland, read an addreas rovlewlnx the religious work of the different denominations that sent missionaries to Oregon In the willy days, giving the Catholics credit for llrst mousing In the In dians an Interest In Chilstlaulty. During the meetliiK "I'eerlea Ore Moil," a song written by Clifford Knnt ner. was siiiik by the congregation. The exercises tonight will he under the auspices of the V. P. 8. C. It of the First Congregational church. A POSSIBILITY. ThntOeoame a Foot and Pleases Many Bald People. A. It. Lewis. M. I)., In a leiiKthy ar ticle In the columns of the American Journal of Health, says concerning hair: "It's deterioration Is a constant source of worrlinent to humanity, con sequently buhl people are readily de ceive! by 'fake' hair restoratives. The wish that a hair preparation will 'Mil the bill' Is father to the fancy that It la likely to do so. A rare esse lu point is that of Newbro's ilerplrlde, which actually does 'till the bill.' It destroys the imraalte that attacks the hair unit, and preveuta dandruff, falling hair and Ualdueu." MARRIED. CON.N'IbTT-COPPWY.-Ih tsuutlt 8a lem. lloiulHy. July 7. mt. Mlaa ICf He U Conultt ti K. I.. Coffey, Itcv. P M. Kulght uttli-lMtliiK. Dalrymple's A Full Line of Carlson - Currire Co's. Washable Art Silks Just in. New Battcnburg terns and Bra ds. Pat" New Turn-over Collars. Silk organdies in beauti ful patterns and coiop ines. Boys' Clothing Per All that's new and notn ! I by for summer wear. $1.00 Suit up THE DAILY JOURNAL, RALEM. ORfeQQN, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1902. GOLD OUTPUT INCREASING Reports E II. Flagg Who Is Home From Nome Says Repeated Scandals Prove Damaging to Country I 15. II. riagg, unpin msvohiiu ." . . ... 1 .. ......,t(im -f1(lt. tor for the dlstilct of Nome, who Is v .It an his family In Salem, talks very Interestingly coi.cernl.ig that country While Northwestern Alaska Is not' fabulously rich In mineral wealth, it has pioven one of the most reliable and best paying mining ills trlcts known. Mr. Flagg left Salem In March, l'JOl, and hns been located at Nome during his 17 months' absence. Nome Iibs a population of 7f.OO, Including about 3000 recent arrivals. Mr. Flagg says the output of gold at Nome Is Increas ing nnmially, and will continue to In crease. Companies with large capital are in stalling plants that will omploy from 1200 to 1S00 men. Nome Is n poor place for a poor man who expects to ongago In mining, for the reason that It Is all deop placor mining, tho ore. In many places, being below the sur face. Mr. Flugg ropo.ts the past season to havo been ono of the coldest known, but without any sevoro bliz zards, the thermometer going 1(5 de grees below zero. Only a few Salem Hen nro located at No.no. Mr. nnd Mrs. Levi Palmer aro the only Salem people living In Nome City. Or. and Mrs. Doihyshl.e, of Stayton, aie liv ing there. Mr. Flagg says the frequent scand als that are brought against officials, that in many Instances aro competent, not only cripples the administration of affairs, hut It very damnglng to the country Itself. The latest scandal In the territory was the recent arrest ami conviction of United States Marshal Richards on the charge of contempt of court, In attempting to defeat tho ends of Justice In an alleged tampering with a Jury. Richards was convicted before Judge Wlckersham, and It is said the men were political enemies In the state of Washington. Wlckor- sham, who succeeded Noyes, who was displaced, will soon he siiporcoedod by Judge Alfred S. Moore, of Heaver, Pennsylvania, and the replacement of Wlckershani will probably brovo more satisfactory. Tho lino of $300 that was Imposed upon Richards was not paid, pending an appeal that will probably be taken to cougroas, The Nome Nugget, an Independent paper, very severely and In uncompro mising terms, denounces the convic tion of Richards, and charges the pre siding Judge (Wlckersham) with being biased ami prejudiced. In n lengthy editorial In criticism of tho verdict of the court, the Nugget says, In part: I here have been many things In the administration of Justice In North western Alaska which were grievously wrong, and which are to lie deplored, hut there la nothing, to our mind, more regrettable than this latest In stance of what we believe to he n gross miscarriage of Justice ami grave Judicial error. It, to us. Is glaringly evil. With all due resiHHt to the ills. Ulct court, as at present constituted, we may he permitted to state our be lief that United States Marshal Rich ards Is no more guilty of the iiuasl criminal crime of which the couit has seen lit to convict him than Is Uio court himself. Mr. Richards has been marshal or this district for moie than a year m. During that time he has. In the estimarloii of ninety iter cent, of the triple of this Judicial diWeioii. proved himself a faithful, elllcleut and pulnstaMug offlclal. He has taken great pride In the conduct of his of fice, ami In the strict erforiuauce of every duty; his olHcial ami personal rtvtnla air clean In the eyes of tbe people; he stands uulmpearhed In the intuitu of the great majority of his fel low cltlseus. iMitlwthataudliiit the Judgment and aeuteuee of the tem porary Judge of the district court sat pioimuuced upuu bliii It may be tkat m the eyes of the uatloual administra tion his character will be blackened, and his reputation destroyed; but In the yn of his fellow cttlteus of .Noithwosteru Alaska who knew him. and Mho slue a faithful, honest, fair and Impartial admlulatrMtltm of official duties froe from iietty spite, and with out maleuileuce lo auy, his character sun npiitailoii remain unsullied ami untaiuUhtd NEW TODAY. Fer Sale.-- A light wagon. (iiisMuM X Chase. inquire at T-S-U For Sale To good milch cowa. In untie at Kids UKy'a market, at 13 Court strvft. Salem, Or. 7-S St Cherry Plekers Wanted At Ul Heardsley farm. Uula. Auolr at farm, or at fwamm-Paje Co.. oppo- u hilt. kau ..i.u - . - I Ht -" """"f- T-S-Jt !".. P9r Saa.6aeudrd kru maTTI welglilli 1UW pound and l"- (Wur iTAImm mii s rf-'v- ..i.i .. .. ' Oft run. K. A. Herctv at Tk. , ' " e ww wijS uau. m H (ks Cmpital airaet. i-iit ReHt.-Ctiii.M u. kin ., vl ....i. ........ ". """"""' lrv. adjoiiita Kd. Vuilivui. ajt-ln tliur ruoi. . ki.L .. " .-" - -"" "ww mnani, hiim inn! m rua uoetwra. All rfetU,. Amstro. M.ae Roe Kol Alban jW Two Unl.,d. u . E M. Moore T ?ueIbTr, tie T'e Mve ihaJra sue! Ubm. iii . . 1,. "uwourg. were at the bedrooms upetairs. All ,,MM " - W tor SM.lAklu,. I !... .u KM Ob-o.. Xewport. t,w. j, FRUIT BEING PRESERVED Salem Canning Plant Is Run ning Full Blast Damage to Royal Anne Cher- nes from Nam txiensive The Allen Packing Company Is run- 1 . .. i..... I.. ll.ln ll, full run us cnnmns ,,.h ... u... ., . blast, and employ!. 125 people. The strawberry crop has been disposed of and about K0 cases preserved. Cher- rles and raspberries are now being canne,, e oya, . . , clpal variety being handled, and from 2 to 1 cents per pound Is being" paid for them. The cherry crop, and par ticularly the Royal Anne variety, Is reported to bo badly damaged by tho recent lnlns. Tho fruit hns cracked badly, and much of It Is unmarket able. There Is an average crop of rasp berries. Tho conlpany Is paying 3 cents per pound for tho red and 3 cents for tho black. Thure will he no vegetnhlos canned by tho Salem plant this year, nnd It Is not a certainty that tho evnporatlng plant will bo opened thla fall. Its op eratlon, if at nil, will depend on the extent of the prune crop, which, nt the present time, does not p.omlse largo. NOTES FROM THE SEASIDE Season is Nearly a Month Late But Weather Fine Newport, July 7. Summor visitors are pouring In here now, nnd the beaches are beginning to show signs of life. An extra coach had to bo run over Saturday, ami Supt. Stone ex pects tho biggest season that thla place has over enjoyed. As usual, Sa lem peoplo predominate. Tho Ilarrlmau management of the railroads has secured oxcurslon rntes to Newport from many cities In Fast era Oregon and Washington, Idaho, Montana aud Utah, A Salt Lake bridal party (only ono wife) came over Saturday, aud tho groom told me here would he both Mormons aud (leiitile In numbers this season. The season is nearly a month late In the crop of campers, vegetables and other green things. For two weeks there have been showers, and potatoes are Just In bloom. The llrst green peas are coming on, strawberries nnd other berries will be In their prime during July and August. The vege tables it NewjKirt aro famous with all epicures. "Sea-IJou" Clmrloy, who Is a noted character at Yaquliiu bay, has built himself a new double-euder boat to go out deep-sea Mailing. lie sails his craft up ami down the coast as far as Seal Rocks south and Otter Rocks north. A iwrty of hunters captured an otter n few weeks ago, whose skin was reported worth $300 to Jim). Undlord Mays, at Klk City, Is get ti.iK an Increasing run of llshornieu and hunters. He sets a good table, aim is me ngnt kind or a man to please the sporting fraternity. Marsh Simpson, the mayor, and King Fisher of ICIk Clt. Is on deck, ami looks at least ten years younger than when we nrst met up with him, ten years ago. If he keeps growing good look lug he will have the girls after him. Aim. A. II. Croaatwan and family, of i'ortlaud. took their cottage July 2d. Not so famous as Oyster Ray, where Presldeut Roosevelt holds forth. Olesou's Ray is Just as comfortable, aud commands the most beautiful view of Newport. Mauy Improvements have been made, aud Captain OIsmu has several cottages for rent, all as clean as the most model man-of-war aHoat. Martin Rerry, the Irish carpenter, ha returned from worklug nt Kugene, I'euttletou and Walla Walla. He bought property at the latter place. Hia cabin was rilled of all Its contents but a boot-Jack, in his absence. Uvea his stove was taken, although It was a cold stove whew they took It. Mr. and Mrs. 14. Hotel- aud family and the Misses Ureesett aud Oilmore. of Youugauiwu. Onto, are In the Ulaaott cottage for tbe season. The Journal editorial headquarters, guard ed only by a white bulldog, are in a large aud beautiful weather-proof lent, made to order by K. M. Wade ft Co.. of Salem. On a diet of Dan and clams, the readers may look for breesy editorials. There are thirteen hotels runnlug here this season, beside the Bay 1w aud Abbey Hous. Urn. Caw Is run ulug tke Ocean House. A tauitarluw b," the high bank over VlU jam tl Mim wrwico telr ad Hr " wejeji. or HrtA iMelfciNii. h hw tvc weeAit. . "' "' Iwr of Mark Iteyha)- " " Nwl'rt vtottow. H . T. . '-"-' . p - J- "004. of QrMMVlile, Jll..k rt.. .-.,... T" ."' Z " '"-"' rt'"fl : N. Hoover aat mum. !ortlaMd- P. II. K. tHHa; Samuel 356 Ki- . .... I T 1tfrtrt,1it,nr,1 Aflll. more, ABiona; u. u. uuu ..., land; Alox Cohen, h. K. Pels, 'FrlBco; W. H. Myers and wife, Salt Lake; Mrs. A. Anderson. Miss L. Drown, San Francisco, nro at tho Bay View. Minor Mention. The state military board held Its rogular quarterly meeting at the cap ital Monday evening. Adjutant-General Gantenbeln and Messrs, Jackson, Dcebe, Spencer nnd Glllls were In at tendance. Tho principal business con sisted in auditing tho bills for the quarter, and other routine business. Tho board reports everything In read iness for tho annual O. N. G. encamp ment that will bo convened In Albany Thursday, July 17th, for a sovon days' period. A plot of tho camp site and Its location was today 'sent to Gov ernor Gecr through Adjutant-General Dcebe. A man named Moxley, of Uallns, claims to havo been held up by a lone footpad, nenr tho cannery, on Twelfth street. Sunday evening, and reports tho loss of n gold watch and ?10 In gold. The further consideration of the ap plication of counsel for John P. Mark- ley for a continuance of his trial for murder until the October term of court, was deferred until Monday, July 14th. The defense has filed two nfll davltB In support of tho application and the state has been given until Fri day, July 11th, to file counter affi davits. As a result of tho controversy be tween F. W. Steusloff nnd Farrlngton & Farrar. tho last two named Kontle- men have been arrested, charged with maklnc repairs within the city's flro maKing repairs wuniri i it ciy s nro limits In violation of the city ordl- nance. The men have employed John A. Carson ns attorney, and will hnvo n city has retained John A. Jeffrey ns Rh attorney. C. A. Gray, of this city. Is becoming a successful contractor, bo far as se curing contracts Is concerned. Whllo In Roschurg Saturday, Mr. Gray re ceived tho contract for the construc tion of a building to be occupied by the Douglas County Hank. The build ing will cost about $15,000. Charles Scott, assignee for tho Ore gon Land Company, today brought suit against R. 1). Mason and wife for $95, with interest and $45 nttomey's fees. The foreclosure of a mortgage on lot 12, block -15, Scott's Mills, is asked o DIED. HLACK. At Portland, Monday, July 7, 1SI02, Mrs. Juno DInck, aged 70 yeais. Tho deceased was tho slstor of Mrs. C. Spray, of this city, nnd pioneer of 185'.'. D. E. Huntslngcr, funeral director, 155 Court street. 'Phone Main 801. Residence 21 et street. WHEAT MARKET. San Francisco, July 8. Wheat, $1.15. Chicago. July 8. Wheat. 74'4ljr7fic. GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY money, uregon. Mado for family uso, obIc your grocor for It. Dran nnd shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Afffint Wheel leather Whon the sun shlnos now there will bo some, of tho finest riding of tho whole year. Wo havo quite a number j of tho 1901 models of tho Tribune nt $36. besides a plenty of tho 1902 mod-' els. all heights, lu bluo and black, nt! $ 10. Wo can give you any tire, any sadle or any bar. and lit you up at' once. Coaster brakos $5 extra. A1 Tribune wheel Is tho snfost whool in-' vestment you can mnko; It's like buy-! lug gold 20's. In nil tho Tribunes In uso hereabouts you never find one with ' defective bearings, cracked forkj crown, broken cranks, or any of the ulltnatitd ,,siiiwt. tn l..i n.n.., I .,imiiuii iu uiu uiwiiiiuy lull of wheels. Those aro facts thnt you can prove for yourself, I have a number of splendid snaps In second-hand wheel, both ladle' and geuta'. that will be worth tho while to see. Come today, and you'll get the pick. Carbide 2 pounds for Sfi ceuts. Fresh and pure. A heavy iast baso. bisss uickle plated foot pump. 18 by IVi Inches, 50 centa. Ifs a good one, naves back ache. Mauner gas kuups $g while they last. Special simp, a first-clan lamp, too. Oil lamps at all prieea. Leather toe ellpe, rubber gripe, tocka. belts, cyetometors. olta, graph ite a ad alt aeeMsorie you need for tke wheel; pouular price. l-NNW OHHIL (MOM troUMr uinU tknt protect tke trouwrs from grease. Hw oh kaU again, Pre air Just (gable the main en trance. e TkttM carO streets oitliud with the prohibited In bwck free to all eallere. F. A. WIGGINS - 257 Liberty Street Sale m 5AHSvSiSSS ffi and DONT'S V HAM'T by yllr rlotl'InK of K! U)l I something for nothing. TAWT buy c'otliini? of a home that httB n uino.cni ptico .or oery DUIl I customer. Some ono is ttoitig to pay too niucli. L'kely lo ft be yon as nnyotio. TAWT buy ft eult of ll ,loUeo t,mt m,vertlE09 15 00 8,ll,a ,mlnce(l l0 JDVll I $3.08. H'b a duliiBlon and n anaro. DO'S buy your clothing of a houre that alwnvB doos hiiBlncss In a etrnlgbtforuniil mauner, with no misrepresentation of any kind. trade with a Ijoiipo that eays to you, "DrliiR back your purclineeB and get your nioney If you aro not satiMlcd,'' No risk then., buy of a concern that never gives you disappointment in any way durability, stylo or prico. 1 lint's the kind of a house to tie to. DO DO G. W. JobDSOD & Co. Clothiers to the People -SSfSriSSSNSfSS DIXON DEHOFNER ' Deborn jour calves anl yc-ailings. Ion Ueborucr, a tiiiCK panio uiai ib appmii 10 uo iioin wmii a sinan uruBi.. Q ep(J t0 Toimyo tho born on any call from one dny to ono year old, or m0I19J, refunded, . nnnuiAirrr. n uiniTr ...BKfcYYMfcK Feedmon and Soodmon. 5(23eS( n v . lW rtraVVm rfTKfc "im HICYCLES CUSHION FKAME, 1902 CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME - Call and aeo tho 1902 It MBLKK CUSHION FItAMK. it is 305 daya abend of all. ROCKING CRANK HANGER doos away with tho Hat and clumsy spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT. RifMMlA ClltirlfiAC Of all descriptions at prices as cheap na Dll'jrvKs 3U11U1 ICO fliiywhcro, and wo hnvo just what you wnut. DIOYOr,E ItKPAIItINO Wohave a complete bicycle repair shop Wo fit all makes of bicycle tires. Wo repair all makes of bicycles. Give us a cull. We try to pleHgo. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank. 3Si)iXi( Celebrated Wolff - Aro the most perfectly constructed i proof, solf-olling and will run a thousand ! 1902 Model 55 1902 Model 55, Superb Ruby 1901 Models 1902 Special Model Wo tit any coaster brake, $5 extra. cvcles at 150 State Street. Merritt Davis, Agent. m:tttttt::tKtma:tmttm:M::tnjmtm:mtu IT TT Come an 5 Before you start on your summer outing. Wo have just what you want and aro now making a eprcialty of your wants. Everything carefully packed ready for abipmont whou deeired. : : Fuller & Douglas. Grocers U2 State St., U'AroylJIdg. ttm:m:mttnmmmmMtmm::mmmm:n:3mn:ttmt::wmmH:maM WiPEflFPfB" in wnjAUtfa; CjI no fo a. We also Have Camp Chairs Tables Tents, etc. ft? M, IPs! jMlUU- AmmmJVimMmtTlrWiXiii in m tr inru m ii i wi iimm .or m m Doilt'S "" tliot, alwaja ndvorlleet to give It can't be done. . , . . K I 257 Commercial St-, Salem. Do not upo n taw and c'irpera but life & Will lb... 01 Court Street, Salem, Or. iC2& American Bicycles blcyclo made. The bearings nro dunt- miles without requiring additional oil, $40 Finish $45 $35 $25 See our elegnnt lino of high grado &ee Phone Main 2201 $35 Ule Your Vacations' Will be more complete if you take one of our Palmer Hammocks atlfWlfl eTVirfe yi I 'Saw Am SfMf I IK f r to hi- 99m