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AILY J6URNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULV J2,
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Oi.u Wurro ionnn
Headquarters for ; :
Trunks, Bags,etcj:
TheGreatJulvSale
Is On in Real Earnest
IvATiiur.
ruiinu
CONTEST
GROWING
Journal's Seaside Out
ing Vote Booming
' cation, and Dunn Ih In dangor of holng
lyndiod.
1 The war dapartmont has boon ad
' vised of tho alllng of the transport
Crook from Manila, July 18th, with
30f unlisted mn of tne Twoniynun
Infantry, and If) prlsonora.
i'rod I'reciivnslia, drlvor for a dairy
ranch, near Ilutto, Mont., wuh thrown
jfrom his scat hunoath his wagon and
'instantly killed. Two whools of the
, vohlclo passed over his hronst, crush
ing him fearfully.
Extraordinary Bargains
IN ALL SUMMER GOODS;!
Hal
Don't Miss .the
f Price
All This Week.
Sale
Remnant Sale o
1-2 Price
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dome an6 See Ute
Jleforo you atnrt on your eummor outing. Wo
liavo just what you rant and aro now making n
specialty of your wants. Everything carofully
packod ready for shipment when desired. : :
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
H2 Btato St., D'Aioy Bldg. Phono Main 2J(Jt
$fmmtmmmumwumtmttwwtmwmwtmMtmmmmmwtmtwmmmm;
NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS
Boforo buying your supplios for your outing you should call at our sloro and
and inspect tha most completo lino of camping goods over shown.
STAR IIAMH. Our Rod Itlbbon canned koj "ro
STAH BACON, pronor goods to tnko with you.
HTAK HAM HAU8AOK. TUB RIGHT KIND OF OOFKKB.
8TA11 HUMMER 8AUBAGH. HTATB II0UBI5 GOPKKB.
8TAU 1JKIBD BBBlf. KIN HKB COFFKB.
BTBAMBD COOKKi) HAM. GR1CGG8 COFFBB.
Tho most compluto lino o( canned I'utup In ulr tight cans. Just Iho
meats shown. thing 'or you.
ROTH
134 Btslt Street.
Sl 0RABBR
TelepboneiSIt
9ZX&)S3&XS
Mwk $35 - $40
Js BICYCLES
Miss Slielton Generously
Withdraws Her Name
A Fact to Be Appreciated By
Otiier Contestants
VotOS.
NninoH,
Uentrlco Shelton 210
Iva Smith W
Leona Ityan 1C
Killlh Sapplngflold in
Colosta I.lston .....131
Cora McAteo 1M
Leona HrlRgn 4
Nolllo IJorby I"
Mvrtln Ollinuro Hi
Tho abovo voto hIiowm that Intorust
Is KrowliiR In tho contost, and that tho
ftlonds of somo of Haloin's most do
scrvliiK young ladlos aro not Idle.
Sliico tho contoHt has boon opumid
MIhb Bholton's friondH have luurnod
that an outing for that young lady has
already boon arrangod, and Tho Jour
nal Ih now authorized by hor to ro
(liiost that no inoro bnllots bo voted
hmirltu? hor nnino. MIhb Hbolton nln
ciToly npprecintos what hor friondH
havo dono In this matter, but conuld
orB It hor duty not to nr-cupt both out
lugn (provldod hIio Hliotilil bo the win
ner) and for that reason wltlidrawH
bur nnmo, to lonvo an opon flold for
the other dosorvliiB contestants. This
Ih a neat act on the part or Miss
Bhelton, nud will certainly commend
her tho moro to hor numerous friends.
For this reason MIhb Hhelton's name
will not apptmr In tho list nfter this
date.
Tho I'oIIhIi urutniv Hon. John So
liliwhl, tho able, logical, humorouN and
iilotiuont teuiporancu lecturer, will
Hionk at tho FlrHt M. K. church Wed
iisdny, July 23d, at 8 p. m. Tho lec
turer Un descendant of King John Ho
hloslcl, and hoii of Count John Hohles
ll, commander of tho I'oIIhIi army In
IS 17, when ho was captured by the
HtisHbius and Poland again HUbdited.
CUSHION FKAME, 1902
CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAAE - $65
Call and mhj tho 11)02 RAMBLKR OU8HION Pit AMP., It Is 3W days
ahead of all.
ROCKING CRANK HANGER does away with Ilia tint and clumsy
spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOU WILL LIKE IT.
D3r'1a Clltlflriac 01 all descriptions at prlcos as chonp as
DltjtiC OUllVlllCd any wlioro, and wo hnvo just what you want.
MOYOLK KBPAIRINQ Wolmvo aoomploto blpyclu ropalr shop.
Ut all makes of bloyoln tiros, wo repair nil iiiukos oi uwymun.
Wo try to ploato.
Wo
Oivo
us a call.
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank.
'M
in single and double
breasted.
White and Black.
Red and Green.
Navy and White.
Red and Black, and
solid colors, all the
girls are buying them.
This is the finest lot
we've shown and the
prices are considerably
lower "iiiAii before.
$2.00
and up
DALRYMPLFS
jMilllMtrMiWtlM
S3SSf2
RINEMAN'O OAROAINO.
Shouldora,
Per tb 10c.
Deviled Ham xmH) per can
So 0 for 23c.
Deviled Ham (large) per can
10oS can 25c.
Sardines, per box
Bo 0 boxes 25c
Salmon, 3 cans
2Bo
Smoked Herrlna,
Per box, 25o,
Catsup, per pt bottle
15c2 bottles 25c.
Qood Soda (15- a pkg )
So 0 pkas 25o.
Corn Starch, per pkg
Bo.
Washing Powder,per pkg
So.
UrluK us your butter And eggs. We
puy highest tuarkat nnc, ohh or
tuorohandlso.
W. T. RINEMAN
138 State St. Telephone
131
m" 9
i&boed..
Indian War Pensions
Xw law T ) VI. 10W. 8mA fr
tf ? Cluttu ffW. o fee
WS1M XCMU,
Miw It. tfsvM & Co., AUy,
917 Wife m . Wblttton, U. .
7S& 4w 1st
That cannot te excelled!
for tho money.
MANY CELEBRATED
MAKES . . .
SOAE TAN SHOES
$3.50 values to dose
them out at
Repairing Really done-
...JACOB V0GT...
36 J Cent St
Judge Boise
Grants Divorce
A mnnluKi license was this after
noon IsHUed by Coimly Clcrli Uolaiul
to OhuMter Allen l'arvln and (Irace
Mao Praper.
V. li. Hoblnson, iiKed 7! yonw, n
farmer resldhiK at Piatum. was com
mitted to tho Insane aayluin today, af
tor an examination conducted by l)r
J. N. rlmlth heforti County JiuIho Hcott.
Circuit JiuIho Dolso today Krantl
Sarah PluuioKiir a divorce from Jacob
I'lient'KHi. and inadu tho followlnn or er
der: W. J. Irvine vs. WaHhluHtou Nation
al llulldliiK. Loan &. InvoHtmuut Aawi-
cliiUou, demurrer to complaint over
ruled, and defendant Klvmi until July
aKth, to llle mi answer.
T. T. (leer, et ul.. vs. Ifldwln Oittu.
settled and dlsinlwtwl.
Telegraphic Brevities.
Alfrml M. Fnuton, a wealthy farmer
uf tunlivlllt. Mo was shot on the
streets by Murk Dunn Monday nllit.
Dunn, who, It Is alleged, hud ben
drlukhiK, was arrtMitd. IfMiuipliiK fnHii
(ho olllewr, he sucured a shotKUii aud
shot Kenton, who wits imwiluK In a
biiKKy. Kenton died this mornliiK. The
sluHitlui waa entirely wIlhtHit prou-
Fire In Grain Field.
I'nnilteton. Or.. July 22. A flold of
wheat boloiiKliiB to A. I Knight, a
renter of latyl on tho Umatilla reser
vation, caiiBht lire yustorday aftornoon
from )arhH from a combined harvest
r, and bsforo tho flamen could bo
checked 3d ncreB of wheat woro do
atroyed. Hut for tho pronoiico of a
largo number of labororn, tho fire
would havo boon dlsantrouK. Ah It
wuk, It took four hour to Htny tho fire,
which was accomplished by plowing a
number of furrows around It. Tho loss
Ih ubout $000, covered by Insurance.
Tho combined liarvostor wuh anved
with dllllculty.
A hot wind prevailed hero all day,
and while It did not do much damage
In tho way of shriveling tho wheat, It
Hhattored tho ripe grain to Home ox
tent, IncreiiHlng tho damago dono by
tho wind storm of a week ago. Ah ovl-
donee of tho Injury dono by tho wind
Htorm, a flold of wheat which belonged
to John Crow, a Umatilla roHorvotlon
farmer, nnd which waH efltl mated to
give 35 hufiholH, turned out only 17V&
oiihIioIh to tho acre when It wbh bar
vented yesterday.
RACE
PROGRAM
PREPARED
For Annual State Fair Meet
This Fall
Board of Agriculture Plans
Additional Improvements
Boy Crushed to Death by Log.
Drain, Or., July 22. Frank, tho 12
year-old son of Joel Tracy, a farmer
living three uiIIoh north of horo, wns
Infltantly killed yoHtorday, whllo iih
alHtlng an employe of IiIh father In
hauling piling timber from tho woods
to the railroad track. Tho team had
Just Htnrted a log, which caught the
boy. It rolled entirely over him,
crushing his Mkull, and causing In
Htnut denth.
MORE
RANGERS
APPOINTED
Additional Guardians of the
Forest Named by Hermann
Secretin y Hitchcock, of the depart
meut of the Interior, upon the recom
mendation of CmnmlMdoner Dinger
Hermann, him nnoplutod nluo nddl
tlonnl rangers for mirvleo thin year on
the Oreniin foiimt reserve. The last
appointees were. John A. W. Hel
dock. Detreit: H. (Jates Cochran, Sa
lorn : It. (1. White. Salem: A. I Mor
ris, HnrrUburg; Newton J. Korroll, Su
lein; a. W. Taylor, Mucleay; Wm. H
llesllinan, Mlnto; Henry Foster, SIh
teiH. nud Kidirlam limine, Detroit.
The men have not yet litwn aaslKiied
dUtrlcts, but It Is presumed their In
structions will Hi'comimny their coin-missions.
Under the new system of caring for
the forest reserve of the ntnl. Oregon
was divided into two districts, each
district to be guarded by 25 rangers.
Only 2l tungers have thus far lunm
announced, and If the original plan Ih
adhered to, other appointment may
be expected soon.
ANOTHER
STORE IS
BURGLARIZED
IfiCftDfiP'Q
lulUlWi" "
PLURALITY
IS 276
Revised Figures Give Cham
berlain 20 More Yotes
Total Ballot on Governor Was
90,692.
I
An unofficial abstract of tho tote
cast for governor at the general "I -
tlon, held Juno 2d. gives Chamberlain.
te people's governor-elect J a
of 27C votes, Instead of 250. an has
heretofore been published. Iho ab
struct was complied f.Btatemcnt8
furnished by the county clerks of ho
various countloH of tho "late from 1 he
official abstract- filed In their offices.
The voto wns as follows.
,.., n.nmber. Furn llUlilA-
lwl"1" Uln.D.
Uakcr
Denton 82
Clackamas . ..1721
Clntsop W1
Columbia .. -- 185
Coos "89
Crook C38
Curry 182
Douglas . .
Gilliam ..
Grunt ..
Harney . .
Jackson .
Josephine
Klamath .
Lake . . .
I.nno . . .
Lincoln . .
I.lnn .. ..
Malheur .
Marlon ..
..1881
.. 39fi
.. 81G
.. 421
..IC25
.. 703
,. 414
,. 328
..2172
,. 300
. .2001
,. 5I1
,.2815
Morrow OH
Multnomah ...8222
Polk 1121
Sherman .. ..311
Tillamook .
Umatilla ..
Union .. ..
Wallowa ..
Wnscoc . .
Washington
Wheeler ..
Yamhill ..
. 112
2177
.1760
. 823
.1171
.1318
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590
312
1093
445
820
458
1523
890
501
491
2132
518
1700
513
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SISSC 3771
GasolineJEngines
W hamlle thi ceUbratod lVlrbsuks
Mors engine, In all sites, from tlis
m honw Mwer up. This small oiiv
Is the wll-kH0WH "Jsrk uf all Trade"
that is cowing Into such ususrsl uss
all over tks cwiutry. This euilM
tke bsHVlwt fur Its sis uf say mud,
awd ho imty that but in Its cott
InwUv fwtHrwi it oMtranks auy uf
tkm. lustwd of tko gravity fsd. as
fbHHd oh WHuy smMhm. It bus tkt sue
tkut ft4. whlck works automatically,
tkua avoldiHc any dHr of rtooUUm
Iks Ih. it also Was Ut tkust)H
krouM buxiitg In pine of tks bMblwtt.
as fwitd Ih hush gtHM of Its kind.
Tbs simrksr ha pttUlBHW mtata, too.
Ih Ih of stool. Tkls) Is Ik must
sooMowksU tt'r obtatOMbst lor
omylHc. for croaw sMirtors, for all
klvU of vrisrk nootit Uio fkrw, suck
as puHtplHf . irlHdlHg. tc . sud fur city
work suck w ! ctvam frvosoi't,
oriMtlaji oeltcss. ic.. otc .
Call and sh It at work any Usse.
Longcor's Second-Hand Store
Entered Alonday Night.
Another burglary was iwrpetratsd
Monday night. The sectHid-huiul store
uf IS. O Umgcor. at No. 12S Statu
strtxt, was vlsttod, and, auiung the
articles carried away wr two now
2J-CHlltit rll1t. a nw St-cHltkr re
volver, about too cartridges, a pockst
kulfo, rasor aad about a doxeu rlns.
It ts Itsllovod tke burglars eotsrwd the
ator rtMMH tknwgk a side wludow,
tkst bad boon kft jwrtly ops-ii. The
cms has boou reported to tke twllcs,
who aro HUiklng an iHvostbiHtlou.
WHEAT MARKET.
San Fmoclsco, July IS. Wheat.
CkUago. July 31-Whnst. 7&Sm
NEW TODAY.
lolw Bridge CliixL
sing at Uuculu.
Fir Rent. live-room
nood rerrjr rttk
T-M-lttk
col(4V.
F. A. WIGGINS
M54S7 Liberty Street
oaasv
wsHt aud water. Call on Aug.
tckrsltwr. 414 High stravt. T 21-tf
P'sr Sale,-A Moad-kaBi l licl.
I wacoH. wlik boi;. all In good condl
tluM for $30. A snajt for somebody
WlltCT.-,; good dialal rooit Jl'rl at
The State Hoard of Agriculture Is In
session in Salem, and expects to con
clude Its work and adjourn this ovon-
Ing. There Is a full attendunco of tho
board, which Includes President W. H.
Well rung, of Hlllshoro; Secretary M.
D. Wisdom, of Portland; J. H. Settle-
mlor, of Woodburn; Japor Wilklns,
Cohurg; George Chandler, Uakor City.
President Wehrung, Secretary M. D.
Wisdom nnd Hon. J. H. Sottlemier, of
the Statu Ilonrd of Agriculture, aro In
the city In tho interest of tho annual
state fair, to be held Soptcmber 1G to
20th.
Tho subjoined program of rncos has
boon prepnred:
Monday, September 20th.
Pacini: division Oregon stnkes for
2-ycar-olds, closed, $000.
Pacing, 2:20 class Two In three,
$100.
Trotting, 2:27 class Two In three,
$100.
Itunnlng, llvo furlongs, Illlheo stake
for 2-year-olds, closed; added $300.
Tuesday, September 16th.
Pacing. 2:30 class Two In three,
$ 100.
Trotting, 2:10 class Two In throe.
$500.
Itunnlng, t V4 furlongs Selling,
$000, weight for ngo. Two pounds al
lowed Tor onch $100 to $100, then three
pounds for ench $100 to $200. Horsos
not to he sold to curry seven pounds
extra, $150.
Wednesday, September 17th.
Trotting, division, Oregon stake.
For 2-year-olds, closed, $900.
Trotting 3-year-olds, two In three,
closed, $500.
Pacing, (i router Salem stake, 2:18
class, closed, $2001).
KtinuliiK Snlem Day Handicap, lVt
miles For 3-yoar-olds and upwards,
$20 to accompany nomlnntlous, nnd
$30 additional to start; ontrles close
Monday, August 25th, weights an
nounced Tuesday, September 10th nt
lo a. m..; declarations due at 2 p. in.,
$1000.
Hiinnlng, llvo furlongs For 2-year-olds,
selling, $000; weight for ngo;
three pounds allowed for ench $100 to
$200; additional allowances, district
bred colts allowed seven pounds,
innldeus twelve pounds, $150.
Thursday, September 18th.
Pacing, Inland Kmpiro Stnlo Two
In thiee, for .'1-year-olds, closed, $500,
Pacing, free-for-all Two In throe,
$500.
Trotting, Capital City Stuho. for
2:31 class Two in three, closed, $100.
Itunnlng. live furlongs Selling.
$000. for 3-yoar-olds and upwards,
weight fcr age; two pounds nllowed
for each $lo, to $800, then three
pounds for each $100 to $100, $150.
Kuiinlng, one nillo For 3-yenrohls
nud upwards, ten pounds below tho
scale, winner of one race to carry five
pounds penalty; two or more, soven
pounds; non-wl liners allowed llvo
pounds; maidens, seven pounds, $200.
Friday, September 19th.
Trotting 8:10 class, two la three,
$400.
Paclnir Consolation for non-winners
in the Greater Salem Stake, three lu
live, $600.
illuming, milt, all ages For
horses that havo not run flrt or sec
ond nt this meeting, $150.
Hiuuilng, six furlongs Selling.
$S00, all ages, weight for ago; three
IKiiiuds allowed for each $100 to $800
$175.
Saturday, September 20th.
Pacing S: 15 class, two In tine
$600.
Trotting J: JO class, two In tkre
$100.
IttiHiilng. lfc mlki-Sliig, $SOO.
for 8-yoar-olds and upwards, weight
for ago; two imuhiIs almwwl for oach
$100 to $400. then thrtw pounds a!
lowed for osch $100 to $00, $60.
Running, six furlongs Consolation,
ours for bvaten horsss at this niet-
IHW lull lUUlM! l.l,... .1- - . .
". . i"r,.i.i,. uvi-un uto iK'Bie, tnose
HOt HlMlMMl rt)IOWS.l MVI1 IKMIIUlS adtll
tloaal, $176.
JH -trs iri '!:.. irrr . aH,""Miia
-. . ,, Bwrm. MpfiHHl oi Ule H
iroMHits and bulMlags at tke fair
grounds, it was decided to make some
xtouslro Iwnrovswsats. under the dl
rwtloN aud suMrvkdou of tke carpn
tor Ih lk wuptoy of tks board. Tke
pavilion will U provided with ventila
tors, 1$ how stalls and a new paddock
hTlH double tks caiwcity of the old
oa. will Ih constructed for tke rac.
horses, new approaches will b built
to the graud staud. tks poultry bulkl
lug will be Mtsr llgktod and. ,V(1
dltiou to this, tker will b auy amount
of geuerai Improvement work done
Silcm Stroag's rosiaursst
rsstr
The Busv
Branch...
Of our wwlsej is tke
ofliosl line. Hit years
su4sHt Mttefsitiou
lis tivea us a place oh
the top round. Wo
have jut completed
Mekiug up w ike larg
est Use in sold. ohl.
that ewr wtua to this oily. Our leia ara tbe Mat tkst esa be kd. and wa
etiry all tke uawHlicstcd ouiklHsttai and hh Bfiml tkm ofi lot order.
CHAS. H. HINGES
41.SG7 -ll.GSl
Total vote, 90,092.
Chamberlain's plurality. 270.
Tho abovo abstract of votes re
veals that nt tho Juno election about
2000 electors failed to voto for a gu
bernatorial candidate at nil The to
tal vote cost for governor was 90,092,
while tho number of votes cast for oth
er of tho stato officers oxevodud 92,000.
Tho deficiency In tho vote on governor
Is explainable to iui extent nt least.
Thoro wero many Republicans who
would not vote for Furnish, and at the
sumo time would not nid in electing
a Democrat. Tho result was a falling
off In tho vote on govornor.
o
A fine lino of cutlery all guaranteed
goods at Manning & Ferguson's now
hardware store. 7-21-tf-dw
ef
ft
I Just
Dreams
rr-l . SiUB Sd Otlf A
oHnp- Neckwear
New Spring
Are Dreams of Beauty
famcd lor scUbg choice nccUwconbutou, I
passes any wc nave ..-..
ft
We arc
s f . '-.-, ftif
stock this apnua r flcw madc by j
Wc have the swcllcst once hcrc5rcadv!for 9
i : Hi inna. i -
the best maucr i"
your choosing, a
wra "Z ,c w i, y- "vir! '
.i -,11 that 'Ol Win ciuici . --
US " ' "I, wil, wan. .he . r -H-buy
a
t. -r 4ir etif1le rn
md the styles are such , . -- .v
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Try it,
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Kit.
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nut rtnmnrlnl St. 'Jnlnni Ik
8 Cottilors to IM Peoplt "
Johnson & Co.
TXaet
Call
Z
Only a few left. The last
lot of Automatic Refrigerators
came in a few days ago, but
only a few remain. There is
plenty of hot weather ahead,
so don't delay if you want an
automatic. The good kind.
l El A.
irHmkH sllll 11 I l f J
I'H. ''ii W 'Ml liliiifflrlJf 'f Ji U1
ai)uk
A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State
street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore
gon, sueeeeoor to D. E. Huntslnaer.
Residence Broadway and Mill, North
Salem. Phone Main 221.
D. E. Huntslnger, funeral director,
155 Court street. Phone Main 801.
Residence 390 Court street, phone
2181 Black.
Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
Are the most perloctly constructed Mcycle made. Tho bearings oro dust
prool, Bol(-oilln and will Tun a thonaund miles without requiring additional o ,
1902 Model 55 f40
1902 Model 55. Superb Ruby Finish 545
1901 Models iH
1902 Special Model ":;,",. n
"Wo ftt snv cosBter brake, $5 extra. Peo our cleRant lino of iiigh-grado HI-
crcles at 150 Atnto Streut.
Merritt Davis, Agent.
1 H I I II I I l l 1 1 1 I 111 H--M-H-I I 1 1 13 1 II I I I I I I I I I I l-H-H-H
We Have No Pull
Our only claim upon your
Patronage is our ability to do
your YYork beitcr than any
body else. Our's Is not the
lareest printing plant In Sa-
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We Deliver When
Promised.
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$35 X&r $50
$40 fill $55
$45 'W $60
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A comolete line nf l INnRIF; 4.i,i TIRR; i nrices
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Coaster brakes put-on $5,50
G. SI J, Heavy tread casing $3,50
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