The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 17, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textes -x?! THE DAILV JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1902. T t r-rwaBBBjBBBBBrMaiiHJ prriKnw ' 1AHHHMHHRRl''OTn .11 ll llimHllimHHIMHMUIMHmHMtMMtmt v oni. AT oui whito coiufen We Close at 6 O'clock every Even ing: Except Saturday Great Cleanup of Kai Ki Silks FRIDAY ONLY Tho remainder of (ho Summer etlks nt leer than ro.t. We will cell tho ngulsi 00c grade for s kJk) c ar FRIDAY ONLY See Window for Styles . . . SPECIAL PRICES On men's and boss' bathing suits. The largest line in the city. Don't Miss the Great July Sale Great Remnant! Sale All Remnants ONE-HALF Price MILITIA OFF FOR ALBANY Guardsmen Leave for Brigade Encampment. MHHIIIIMMIHHMIIIHl 1&x& sFm2 -MV A. i, c - r-tiis i- Wiirro c.oixJcn THESE ARE FACTS It is freight nnd not atontn that makes tha car go. proraiia that Ii making our repairing business grow. That wo do repairing ' niuc in uu ibujo nun ub, hi a stern reamy. n It It fulfillment and not n reality. If wn lmvo inv lilu tli can't got year work out when you want It, wo'll tell you so. To disappoint a ctu- juu4-r 10 kiu worm, ainu 01 tiiBanpoiniment to ourselves, wo pro for not to have that customer than to havo him dlspleasod In any . wanner whatoyor. VVo'vt tho best equipped repair ihop In tho county, Wo do our repair work ourielvos right hero. Our own experience Insure exporlworkmanehlp, and wo haro established thefact that wo nro matter of tho art. wo are tho originator of low prices. Try ua and you will como again. CHAS, H. HINGES Next Door to Ladd & Duah'a Dank Watchmaker and Jeweler, 88 State St. NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS Baforo huylng your euppllei for your outing you ahould cull nt our eloro and and Inapoct tho moat complete lino of camping gooda over ahown. mniv immn. , uur i(cu iiiuuon tanned uoot a nro STAIt IUOON. HTAU HAM BAU8AGK. 8TAU BUMMEKBAUSAdK. STAIt DKIKD BEEF. BTEAMED COOKED HAM. The moat comploto lino of canned meats ahown. ttronor uoode to Inkn with vnu. THE ItlQUT KIND OF COI'FEE. STATE HOUSE COFFEE. KIN HEE COFFEE. UltEUGB COFFEE. Put up In nlr tight cans. Just tho thing for you ROTH Si 0RABBR 134 BUU Street. Telephone 511 i i ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n m 1 1 1 n i m n n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 4-h h tut 1 $3sNpr $50 ; $45 'mW RA6Y6L ES iAnd can repair your infer tor wheels as often as they need it f A Special Train of Twelve Coaches Takes the Boys. Continued In khaki tumorum, aim lookltiK tliflr heel, the momlior of Company V. Fourth HoKlment, O. N. 0., of thl city IB ati emu Joined their fellow KimrilHiiien at the ftoiith cin Pacific puaaenger depot UiIm morn lug, and left for Alliany, for a week'M liilgade oneampment. The Salem hoyn, unilur command of (npluln Kurt:, made a very creditable Hliowlnis'. The hIhIiL of the HoldlerH, fully equipped, particularly at on (nmpmont nenon, Ih InaplrliiK, and the accne thin morning cniiHod one civilian to regretfully rIkIi: "I wIhIi I woro a. aoldler, Who with IiIh comradee Htandn, Dressed In a khaki uniform And a Hliotgtiu In IiIh humid." BweethcnrlH gulore woro at tho ata tlou to tell tho hoya Reed bye, mid tho ramial ohaerver waH Justified In the coiicIiihIoii that n war wan Impending. Tho apodal train of a dozen coaches, olio hnggngo coach, and two carH of horHOH, arrived at 10:30 o'clock, and tho Hiilom hoyH were given tho rear conch. In addition to tho companion pf th ii Third and Fourth regiment, the tialn also cnrrled Ilattory A, of Vort laml, with 80 memhorH, and the Third Ileglment hand, or Portland. Company F lion tho enviable record of having never had a mombor In the guard-hoiiHO, and It Ih the purpose of the memberH to keep thin record through the encampment that won cote veiled today. The Salem company Included Just in olllcem and men. The complete llHt of oiricern nml men going to Albany to day wiih iih folio wh: Caiitaln II. A. KurU. First lleiiteiiantr-0. A. Jiidaon. Becoud lleiitemiut II. II. Lucna. Flrat Horgennt Hoy I). Ilyrd. QunrUrniiiHteMHirHCNint E. Young. MiihIcIiwih J. Avery. K. Kleppln. Bernoulli A. Niiaom, (I. A. Sliulz nnd F. M. FlemliiK. CorporalH Howard Sharp, Ed. ThellHen, I.oiiIh JihImoii, Kail Sporry and Ohuiltm WllllauiHoii. Cooka Win. Oray, Win. llnnkM. I'rlvntuH Adolph, Aufrnnce, How en, Houlllardi Hrauiiliig, Hut ton, Hurch am, Hi ant, Duncan, FergiiKon, (led frey, lluinphreyH, Hewitt. Iwan, .lonea. Jiidaon, Kreea, Kantner, Keene, Knit. Ijingcor. Lloyd. Miller, Magulre. Mc Alee, I'ettliiMule. I'ntty, llluemaii, Hob ertM. Hliiiwon, Settlemler, Slexe, VaiiBhn, Vleakii. Wright. Wann. The Journal la fortunate, aluce It hn within tho company memhorMhlp a ivprwtentntlve In the permm of Hh llcllor. Fretl Ki-etM. who will keen the render or the paper poated on en campment newa. o NEGRO FIEND CREMATED Infuriated Mob Wreaks Ter rible Vengeance. Clayton, Minn., July 17. At an ear ly hour thla morning William Oder, n negro, wun tied to a tree and burned. Odey had outraged a young woman named Virginia Tucker. The negro wua (saturated with oil, and a match applied to the fagota around him. MIhh Tucker watt out riding In the country when attacked, and was no violently pulled fioin the buggy by the negro that both her lower llnilm were broken. She la at the point or death u the reoult or her liijurle. The young woman'a father la reported to have applied n match to the fagota piled around the negro. Jimt before midnight Odey wan cap tured by a poHae, bound nnd brought atonce to Clayton. In the meantime, uewM of Ills capture apread, and In nil direction moba begnu to form. The negro waH brought Into the preacuce or AIIbm Tucker, who positively Idon tilled him, although lie denied that he wan guilty. Odey wna taken to a con venient NH)t In tho country, near the Krone, mm a bonfire built around n tree. He waa told to proparc ror death, and when tho manner of IiIh execution became npparent to him he begged plteoiiHly for mercy. He was hound ho- curely nnd put Into the llamee, and In a Nhort time only IiIh charred body marked the place of execution. CONTINUES WORK OF IMPROVEMENT Three-Rail Street-Car Track for State Street Repairs of Permanent Char acter To Begin Next Week PULLING OF FLAX HAS BEGUN Eugene Jtosse Says Crop is of Average Quality Unseasonable Weather De feated Better Results TOLD HIS WIFE Consul Gen. Bragg In Trouble With the Government Wnahlngton, July 17. The atale de partment uunnuuceu thla afternoon that ItH attention had been olllclnlly culled to a recent atntenient of Conatil uenernl Hrugg, contained In n letter to IiIh wife, to the effect that the United Stntea eotihj not hope for anything good from the CubaiiH. All the pnpor In the cane, Including lining' explana tion, were forwarded to Kooauvolt, who will decide whether or not Hragg la to remain In the couaular aervlce. Hoacoe Drumhellar, of Walla Walla, la vleitlug Halem frlemU. A complete line of SUNDRIES and TIRES nt nrfees tuwer man can ue iouna eisewnere. Coaster brakes put on $5,50 G. , Heavy tread casing $3,50 I he interest of J. A. Pal mer of the firm of Schaefer & Palmer, has been secured by A. II. Schaefer. The busi' ness will henceforth be con ducted under the firm name of Schaefer Prfntinr c- Three Alaskan Floaters. Seattle. Wn.. July 17. A Dnwwin apeclul atntuM two bodiea were found In the Yukon river, one containing three bullet holea, and another with the head muaHhed. One Ih thought to be (leorge U'lliiun. A third body waa aiwn limiting below Duwmin, hut waa not aecuiod. E. N. H.irrlman Succeeds. New York. July 17. Chaa. Tweed Una leolgiiMl the presidency of the l'acllle Mall Hteamahlp C'oiuMiny. IC. II. Harrlimiu waa elected to auccoed him. It la imdei'MtiHHl Tweed nakel to be relieved ot the dutliHi of IiIh olllce. hwuiiw of IiIh uiimenum other inter uata. MERRILL'S BODY RE TURNED TO SALEM W Kooma 3, A. ami ft Miwrea blk. l'lione, lj. It!. Giauton f. youno ! Wione Ked 2556. 50 North Cottage St. -Miiim.iiiiiniimiiiiniiiiimiiiiniii H-fWt mmatttttttmitmmtattttmtu:ttttttttmntjMwtttt: (Eome an6 See TPle lleftio yeu ilart ou your lumuier vutlng. We have Juct what you raut am) aru new muktug a loU!ty of your wanJa. Kvorythlug arefuMy psoVed rwsd tar ihipmeut wbn dJred. i : Follef & Douglas, Grocers Boys' Suits The "Banner Brand" Sulta the bays for style; suits the Mammas beaauie there Is Ism mending, and suits the papas b- ause there's a saving In prise. $1.00 and up Young Men's Suits Styles up to now; new aaitar sahemes; made of best material and linings. You do yourself an lojuitlee If you miss seetng oHr values at $9 and $10 Suit Shirts Fanay negligee with fay bem ewtlrely new pattes.' pearl but Ionk. All fine values far tne (Mae. 7Sc $1. $1.75 each (Contluuod from ftrut page.) poaltlvely oatubllaTied Air. Jane ayn b la antUttml that Tracy will be even tually captured, ami he thinks the quiet aetirch that Ih being prosecuted by Sherlir t'udlhee will he pnxluctlve of reaulta In the very near future. Effect Will Be Ueneflcl.il. The finding ami returning of Mer rill' body to the atute twwlteutlary for burial will have a moat bMeflell ef fect cm the general dlM-ipllue irf the other prittiwera at that luatltutton. Thf ract that Tmey munlerel Merrill, his aooompllce In crime, will have a great er moral effect ou the prteouer thau hl he been killed by a member of the aewrchlttg party. It will tend to die ciwraaje the forming r cwnblue nmoHi ine pnatwiem to eaca)e. aiuce Ihwv will U a atnwm dlapoaltlow tu watruat euch other. The preaent nianugement of the Sa lem Light, I'ower & Traction Com pany's plant, which ban been making aiinie substantial improvements to Its property In thla city, will next week Inauguiato even more oxtotiBlvo ro paint nnd change In Its lines. Work will begin early next week on a three rail track that will be constructed from tbe Intersection of State and Winter atreots and west to Commer-i clal street, over which both linos of cars will oe operated, nrancuing ai their terminal points to tho original lines and destinations, as are now In force. Tho work will be In charge of Manager Hrown and Superintendent FlannaKan. The Combined trnck will follow the line or the "little car" track down tho center or Stnto street to Commercial, where connections will be made with the North and South Commercial street lines, as they now exist. This plan will necessitate tho reconstruc tion or one block of new track from Liberty to Commercial street since neither or the tracks now used on that section of the street occupies the center or the street. For tho remain dor of tho distance, the new track will be constructed ou tho present roadbed of the "little car" track. This Important change In the com pany's system, in addition to simpli fying the operation of Its cms, will re sult In a pronounced improvement In the Keneinl appearance of State street, one of the city's principal thorouKhfnroH. which at the present time Is largely occupied by street car tracks. A compound switch for the transfer of cars will he established at the Winter-street tormlnal of tho triple-rail trnck, and the "Y" nt the Intersection or State and Llhorty streets, will not bo removed. A now trolley wire will he strotcbed from the state penltentlnry to Wlntor street, making connection at the latter point with tho wire that was recently stretched ror the "little car" lino. The company tins been making some extensive repairs to Its roadbed throughout the city. Cars are being overhauled, and preparations belli made ror the heavy trnlllc (IuiIiik the rulr season, and other special occa sions. It had been planned this sum mer to extent! tlio triple-rnll track to tho Tulr grounds over the line or tho "little car" track, and nbandon the (union Head hianch or the "big line," but MnmiKer Hrown says the company has all the work or even greater Im portance thau It ixmalbly pan do be fore fair time. This, ami other change, will receive consideration later. The (inrtlen roatl hianch will be reimlred ami placed ill serviceable condition ror the rail's business. Tho harvesting of tho 1002 ciop of flax, urown about Salem under the peisonnl direction of Kugcne Hossc bouan this mornhiK. The work of pulling the straw was begun in three small fields representing an acreage of 18 acres. The harvesting or the flax crop will bo carried forward until the 223 acres have been pulled, and the straw Is ready for the more ndvaneed procoss of manufacture. Mr. Dosbo, who represents Eastern capitalists In the cultivation of this crop here, has suspended work In the llax fibre plant until the maturing crop can be harvested. The threshing of the llax straw will begin In nbout ten days, when the different steps In tho harvesting and curing process- pulling, retting and threshing the straw will be In operation at the same time, affording employniont to many people. "Tho crop this year Is not a com plete success, nor Is It up to expecta tions." said Mr. Hosse this morning, out tlio disappointment in tins re spect Is not without explanation The weather has been most unseasonable for tho condition of the crop. For this reason, tho crop this year ennnot be accepted as a satisfactory tost. Tho result would no doubt hnvo been up to all expectations had tho weather been at all favorable. "Of tho 100 acres that were sown In April, nbout GO acre are of first grado llax, the remainder being only fair, or the remaining 123 acres I hail sown, the quality ranges trom poor to good, according to the soil and tho manner or cultivation. Poor soil was produc tive or a poor quality or llax. The quality, However, of tho llax will ho Improved as the farmers acquaint themselves with Its proper cultivation. Taking Into consideration the unfavor able weather, nnd the further rnct that I am unncqunlntetl with the soli and climate or tne Willamette valley, the result Is nil that could be expected fiom the first year. Just Dreams X The Silks in Our X New Spring Neckwear Are Dreams of Beauty Wc arc famed for selling choice neckwear, but our stock this Spring surpasses ony wc have hereto shown. Wc h?vc the swcllcst conceits in new shapes. made by thc best makers in the land, The stock is here.ready for your choosing, and the styles arc such as the swells arc wearing. Now the fact is, if you arc tic hunting and will favor us with a call, that you will cither iind thc tic you arc 11 want thc tie you will sec ana Duy ro seeking, or you wi X X X 71 K V U it. Try it. ft. G. W, Johnson & Co. . .. . .- ..-. rw--i . . . QK7 Commercial St-. Satcm- v r others io xnc reumc -- The public is invited to purchase our household effects on Aonday J.nd Tuesday, (21st and 22nd) between the hours 9 and 11 a. m, and 2 and 4 p. m. We have an elegant parlor set in mahogany, upholstered in silk tapestry; a mahogany parlor table, a fine walnut sideboard, extra heavy walnut bedroom set, a good ash bed room suit, a 10 foot extension table, card tables, dining room chairs, willow chairs and rockers, China and other dishes, decorated chamber set, jardinieres, flowers and numerous articles at PRIBDMAN'S 362 Church St., Cor. Center. Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles Are tho moat perfectly constructed bicycle tnado. Tho hearings nro dust proof, eelf-oiling nnd will run a thousand milea without requiring additional oil, 1902 Model 55 $40 1902 Model 55, Superb Rufcy Nnlsh $45 1901 Models $35 1902 Special Model , $25 U'n fit nnv I'nnfltnr lirntc i.'i .f tiii. .ska nur nlpi.nnl linn nf liluli.ni-mln l.t. cycles nt ICO State btreet. Minor Mention Locil Jmport I C. (?. Schramm has brounht stilt aKnlnst Abraham Walty Tor $2C.8.25. with Interest and attorneys' feeB o . Merritt Davis, Agent. irfte? $35 10 WCYCLES $40 Wife Murderer Lynched Owensboro. Ky.. July 17. Josh An- deiKHUi, convicted of wife murder, was taken from the Jail this morning and hanged. Burial of Explosion Victims. Snlt l.aho. Utah, July 17. All busi ness In 1'nrk City has been suspended until after the funerals of the victims of the Daly-West mine disaster. This morning the work of recovering the bodies was resumed. The mine of tlclals sny 34 were killed, and 3o bodies have been recoveied. CUSHION FKAME, 1902 CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME SSO New Star Opened. A hsrUwsre store hss ben opeueu In the comer atom of the Murphy block. 8IHU Httd CiMHwenlHl street. Th new trw. PM-guam Usual n. tvtuM from lorttatta. sod will t rvftUy fur busluew Ih m fw foy. Thy wlir buy a bow, and twrwu . prut HWttt CMldMlU. Cum ft4 taw a plwt vvuiuj ftUter ttickl Ml kmr Sfttout'a Una, U U HfttKI YMI fMt lawn w nwt ttnwt. wm( of Church. 4K o Ti Hr lovoly aigfcu fur Mc cltHc ImmUhc. MNrUMiiiiifc sMuutertof ww wnr lu.pMtslr jthMisurM. I.lllleuthul llnw.. the New York, hop nuyer. piirclmtHM! Jl.lHHi immiiuIs of Iioim frtMU Chu'kamas ctmnty growers, paying St) cents a ikhiiuI. the highest price iMbl for hens In that sei'tlon this yr. o Telegraphic Driefi. IteHwls of the olilcers of the An cl(Ht OMer or lllhernlaus were pre sented this morning at executive mm Uw at the uhhuh! conventUw tHlay. The reading ctHsuwel the greater IMWtlon T the day. Property Sold. Sebastian Kriedman und wir have l their houw and kt. ctM-Her r Church and CtMtter strvet. to SivUh mott Durblu fur tfQ0. Tribune Bicycles 'The Easy Running Kind" You tlud the army of satisfied riders of the Tribune constantly on the In. ereasu. Hvary customer Is a constant friend or the wheel. Why shouldn't they ha. , If the alNMHce of repair hllU count for anything IU worth the while to consider what wheel to buy. llroken cranks, broken fork crowns, defective bearings are things that dtm't trouble tho Tribune rider. Ask tham ,i,. ,. KUOW. ou are iuvlted to the lawn sik-IhI. given by tbe llaptUt Yiwwg 1hh1 t wmw night. jit NEW TODAY. Wanted. A ctwhl wmm for nolle duU'. In rehtUoM tu the eolkctio of llrwuHM for oogs, aud the CH)kuS and dlapoaHl 0 unlicensed 4o. Ap ply at once to IX w. Ulbaon. city umrahnl 7.l7.,w Ortan Ferry. Th ferry at Cros Urn haa not bw wove,! to SmKmu. as roorni, but U ntnHinr Hhjht ami imy. una innOoya, bttr thH -vur. A. L. rfigjohM. wanuger. M74t A giHhlly lot of BMMd-baHd wiiaek, all sorts at popular pricM. We have some spunum twrgalns In wheals all reatiy to ride at 10. In aundrhM w have everything tha cusuHuara naad, from tire tap to tampa. The Rannar aus lamp at la a Nratlaaa lamp, bought cheap to ii. Sotar taihpa. MaJatl taWBA himpa of all aorta, Call and Bee tho 1902 KVMIiKKR CUSHION KHAMF. It la .105 deya ahead of all. ROCKING CRANK HANGER does away with tho Hat and clumsy apriug. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT. BlCVClft SlltlflriP Olall descriptions nt prices ns chonp as uivjviv uuuuilWO anywhere, and wohavo just what you want. BIOYOLE ItEPAIRINQ-Wohavoncomploto bicycle repair shop Wo tit all uiakes of blcyclo tlro. We repair all makes of lilpyuloa. Give us a call. e try to please. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank. SSS DIXON DEHORNER Dixon b.hTlll!tek ffiS'XV ,0"0,tU, a,ealv and clPP" but use Guaranteed toJemovo 0 horn on a, l(P l the ,orn. wlUl a 8,,ia" b"'Blj' monev rafnmla.1 U' "om on a"y "" 'rom a day to one year old. or money refuuded. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court Stroet, Salem, Or. Foedmeu and Seedmen OarUWe. z POHHlU fw eUi. A nuwbar 0 young Udr rwdora oak tha XHaitai to iuu iku, il u rr Kh mH fhrlllilM for 4tlu G'!'" 0ut SaleI ua crmw at Sntam m at Younc won. ink notir. proaeat. 1M 4t (H D'Ar7 Bid. i'heaa Main mi mwnmmttmuimmtwmttmttnuitt DALRYMPLE'S immu wiu no in atUMulauce at ho MhjMM Young rNwulo'a Uwa o- ewi. umwrrow night lea rr and rano. iu oMta Jlt -o. WHEAT MARKET. Chita, July IT Whet 73 will soil out my UK-k of Kooda. at No. ioa rvuiw iroot, th aoeofttikuud store, at coat Tha building has bei sold. Mint wiwt bo vaeatatl on or baforo urn ia or Auut lCvory thing wih M aoid at actual coat. R. v. WMU. MHw U-w 0 D. E. Huntalnger, funeral director. 155 Court street. Phone Main soi. Hesldenoo 390 2181 OUck. A Ana lllnek feot-pump. haavy east baao, M eenta. Rubber Tlret for Buggies. We fit rubbar tiraa U nil i. ... rtga any slie. ohannal and tira. and guaranteo the work. Call anU aoa ua. Tha prico Is not so much aa wouhl imagine. Rubber tlran sv your rig. and add to your comfort. Court atreet, phone F. A. WIGGINS RINEMAN'S BARCAINS. Italian Prunes, 8 lbs., 25c Petite Prunes, 8 lbs., 25c. Pink Beans, 10 lbs., 25c Small White Beans, 8 lbs, 25c. Good Flour, per sack, 70c. Black Figs, per lb., 5c. Good Cooking Molasses, per gallon, 30c Fancy Table Syrup, per gallon. 50c Mawronl, No. 1, Urge , boxes white or yellow, per box, 35c. Scotch Oats, oer nkn 10c. Jumbo Mush, Ftwr packages 26 cents. Bulk Caaaanut 1&c oer rh. Bring us your butter and ny niwaat markat merchandise. 'laa ifooee.. Prtca. We eaak or M. T. RINEMAN 13 State St. T.. ... "-...Hnone 131 That cannot be excelled for the money. MANY CELEBRATED MAKES.., SOME TAN SHOES S3. 50 values to close them out at 2LSTfo Repairing neatly done. ...JACOB Y0GT... i 05 Com'l. St. O e 0 0 o 9 ((i GOLD DUST FLOUR THE re Variety Sto Jait rMni.l u . , gnU "wil '.TO Cbia,. ,U1W M. WELCH Variety Sift . " " v;oort Street Tk, ! .... . bD .... Made by SIDNEY POWER finMBiNV u.,0 ,Sid". Oregon. SS20rr fani,.,jr use- yor K..iiop lu Bran snorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Affent Walnut Slice ,, 1-OU CABIN RltRAMQ m illlMai! yoQ waDt 8xl - eare i i i i i ttBW Liberty 8trtet Salem I "r jjon tlwubla you -FLEURDE LIS... " aiate Btreet r-.m 1 -"" ' ra: t,.