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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1902)
ILKHBras BreTr. ..w. ,i,umt nm iwiiMimiMMtmmmm TJ " j- . iiu niiiiDwiiiftimniwitiiiii i i i in THE DAILY JOVRHAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER, K . M-frt"H-M'9- I11H8 t fr H-1-1H 9 " 1M MHH I i ' s a 1 be atest $aebion flMates i i I , 'I r if F4 I. rS .J i 1 1 4 J" ; Mr. E, JL Anaatraa. HNaraaeatfas; Wast H. Millar A: C of De- I trait, America's laitg farrfatw. a saawr la mmr atom th great Mae of far erer eabtbKed ha flaleaa. R WW haflasV eeerythtBg ta the ; far Jtee, Seat aad Persian tea hwfcets, aoaa, to tea asaf, BMaMam feagib; fuMnaMe eaWaretfc. aaiak atarfs. eV. XmMtm whether I a a ' fm watfe to way or aot, aC arias thesa. There'll a tan to at tc7 mm! arary . m4 the arVaa aaarb bataw tagalar. $1.50 to $300.00 Each Reaseatbar It f fr ' lay r WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15.1 IteiLF R$ -H-M-frfrH 1 1 t h it t ihkiiihihiiihiumihh Steel Mud Guards, $1.50, put on f Steel Rims to Fit I any make of Bicycle I . 2 Umbrella Recovering and Re-f pairing, Handles Put On, Etc. ( Rambler Bicycles, the good kind, $35, $40. A Complete line of Keen Kutter Pocket Knives, Razors, Shears. Don't Forget Us We try to Please. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street Octoslte Cacltal National Bank GP&9 SEWING WACHNE FRO(H $25 UF. We have aeain fjkcn Ihe agency f'ft 1 )IS Standard and Paragon Sewing Machines fn them you find Ihe highest degree s - or mechanical perfection and artistic beauty. Not a machine 'made has more friends amon the sewing worlds Dressmakers are in love with it because of its superior work, it does the finest stitching of any machine on the market. A full set of the fatest atfacfimerftS go with every machine, aMaaM5aiiii88WSTjMf3BS aaBBBBaaBBaEafPSlwl&JaalBaGai BPBMlBWB"ttlT1Saal aaattlflm fwhtM I llM Hill " ivTt l" Zn ill l rzr . - - - -j.s JOURNAL X-nAYS f A Saturn snloon la to he enllad "Sho- 1 Tht) United iltatiat.ptouus will haror oatah up with Salem's imputation. t ! Tlie peanut tWHt linn oollatMHMt. Must Imva litMtn "roaatwl" too muiih. O. C T, Co's PAS3UK0CH 8TKAMUK3 Pomona and Altona Lenvt fur 1'ortlanil dally xcpt HunJay at 7 a. in. Quick Time, Cheap tfatos fc' F.TL,n. Art Wlint In tint inn- of having any city llintta at, all, If It U only to jtuUIUh a 11 Mntl gtva yirlf a bkek y? !i Maxtor BaJKTar. of town. pretllitM Uut tha trnaU will full of u.r iyn waMtbt.. Ihit WHOM tbay do fall, they wlll jirolwhly mo ta It that thw coin won oh1o ar NHdoriugtit. fit vkkiUiaiHHy ftrvaat are all flat tariiiK tN lovarHor for Itmvliwi ihlpku ut an tlioy ar "JlMt UH I MM. withailt UUA nlaa But Uwva, ok. kmv tli nfu to in." Tb" ljk guod nm4a eoHVvntkm will um (wr uih oh0 10 nei in hhu luaKii oao miio of ihmmI rual liy tho Wiy. wtat bM baiNi rtou for ViTl ydiira with Uio lAionay kw to work ronujatu on Ui rujr 'J fn After 1 fiafcjr t la tfce r foUitJC tac taby' bfrta ekw x loar aa-aul anwnV to nearer sartMgtfc, xad tfc- sp ametf ia tae arecariaa of eHMt ui arotas far Uk iavalai. Waea Dr Kree' FTtrite Pnaertp Hoa m aiei af a presafaoWe for wurair bowl tae twajr ireat k oncnaolly mmmVm. there is abaadaat tinaglk ta aaneJaVl aaarirfi the da W, a4 4 noU swtsr from the aeck aaii jtwai ts teOftraaie friwa amtt 1 ait j . Im iiiM Bta Dr Merer au Irtur wrae Mr C V TiC- i Xant Me llw Prt WHiMfeMii. I"i WVa t kxt tlwK iiiuf'i I bnra ta tMak I mM v-i'j ar caOfrra Mr ' I aiawMC Vr'r aa4 I ww sc ': at llama a hte MCft IwHiita IM hi faMw vb la : lAtr w atif awftr rr Ml I v to 4rc4 I S . I iett fcr ni ci'rM I Mofc ttMCvav tfck;aatae AniyM UUr Br tTSMF 141 aatfcetaI tTSMF SM4 Ilk?v ihArvvr wT ' j(f( Bwff aCsT 9v4H t "Se I ? a arfaet reMBO) f a Ky. he it nle MfM af r ta; I hi trtitj-ran aU iwl mr T K i ctcht 1 artu OL IwM We IMMK MfKH vtry Xfaiean itr Ok t4 mm( we arc Ma Maaar M r fwaaaVi. aad Ok aW i'- tkMUu W Dr Moer werftrtae." Dr. Pierce' Pfcasaot Pellets keep the bowek hearUty. I THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northvrert Afternoon New paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally One Year, 14JD0 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, SO Cent Per Month. Weekly One Year, 91X0 in Avance. LOUD TALK BUTT Som Oregon ReoabUcaa papers are 4-nrnxncittK the tariff Jv now as be- lo? the power behind tae taroac of th robber tnurt. This Umd talk Is alwar ladnlged irhen tbr is so campaign, aad IhMt jat bafor th bau) tby sarreoder tfcs eaae of the peopta. What s wham the Oregoatea hi. ftgntr laK tariffs, talklaa; free trade, de nouncing treats, ratlin? at corpora Uons, aad when a notional election takes plara awatkrvriaa; all IU vtter- aaces for 21 months to help the "poo- He enemies' xjet a firmer grip on the throat of free InaUtaUoas. Dot the people are easy game for broadgaoge metropolitan oarnaliam that throw's dost three-foarths of the time, and the other ono-foorth "stands In." There will be an honest Joaraal- Ism aome day that will have charac ter and cooslstency that is not some thing between a hawk and a busaard. At present the cymbals are clashing and swords flashing In the nerceness of the oostangbL Harvey Scott Is leading the Republican demagogues to battle against the great tariff nour ish! corporation octopus and every mother's son of the gang watching for a favorable moment to sell out and get under cover. "Just before tho batUe, mother,' we are mailed heroes ami smite the monsters that are fattening at Uie vitals of the common people. Ilut at the first shot from the great corruption sack we crawl under the trundle-bed. ami hide until the trusts have safely got their agents In office for another term. Oh. we are brave. When there Is no nghtlHg to be done! On with the fiay! Abolish the tariff! Down with the trusts! Hurrah for reform! And the masses eonUnue to swallow this double distilled rot. It Is now said there will be no ex tut session of the state legislature. Cer tain ptillUoiatis have probably heard from the people. Hrownsvllle Times. N'o. all the petitioners, from Mr. Oor bett to the humblest Astoria Usher man, were for a special heseion. Cer tain politicians have heard something else. Ilut some newspapers deal In misinformation. A CITY EDITOR Brlght'tt OIhciihc und Dlnbotco Arc lualtlvcly Curtiblc. COSTLY FU8. Ex- ,afras: OOfMrs J ertr tttr ta the then sr.d "J aHI tass-r aad have a bsasd optaaac C T4tret atal laas tiaht a sferr mi soft a ec Trfret. A Ml em wit ta ar Cear saa-t ras Ma-lrikJ l r tbe Latent . Intiauv. Mrs wW aser ljr taaa erer dartisr Har eaaaaat mum. ttr aW "re nam anMea am asarsa jsssea . - ha aap aad assay - dartag the la4 Ie y-r wM a ' 1 SLs, trim 4 r-.rJ far wist Jay e t-raw TT" . ,- tkm. walrh Pr A fW ttajat salts .euj- ami ariaJL -.Erfhiaa, fneara tKjrrr aa4 all 1 ifcla -r hstns? astd fat she east ihady ti tf at the farrVrv jrt 'Oat af AhkrfU uml hav hasv p oaHais of Xasoesa Mtaae fjjaJeeMt tin lagaaaaaM 111 111 n m h mnm -n salts a gl dl ot t secy trimming l th wsy Ttrtt bjd aad rttias. Tfc triple ar & catts. part.-rly Uoe of the Moete j-alb ammx cttcrz vr. cmxz. Id f-mtt-fol carve, asd they are Moed wIU rtr-h Irrucadtxi. Other smart coats of s are in tb I'.awUB tdooo shape, wif!i Dtrfivfly cut bawoei, loag er short, sod Ifftr corbtfi of sable, mink or coin' bills. In some ess the costs sre farther ornamented with bette of saede or khl daintily embroidered, some with tar qoolsoe ami silver aad others with ort fitl llk and grdd thread embroidery. iVrheps the meet costly garments sre thus of muleskln, for severs 1 ban drnds of these tiny idcine go to the making of one Kssanan bknte, sad the wnnn who owns a cost of this has the satisfaction of kjwwmt; she doug not p-aveas a commonplace garment. The dree Illustrated hs of pale green Tpe de chine trimmed with white chiffon end pale yeiiow lace. JL'DIO CHOLLBT. rthWafi M filSt iallX'tWREE-QOARTER EFFECTS. aot he warn as ausch this wfoster as fanaerty. it wfll beoiplted by serv lceebie aatlaed Woow of peaa oe taK woal aad silk moire aad heavy Mated satfa. Tbefe will he sasde jBite shapty. aad the greater aart of tham fettrw the tyle ef the sommer aaa faetea aawna the hack vrttK Uny ft VetTet ai Med b a very Mpotsr shade. A very bright gersalam tint is coaahlered the ssasrieat. bat this shooM be worn with ddhcredaa. A aalaty afternoon toilet is of rose broadcloth ttssased with Irery gal pare lace aad teaches of deep red taf feta. As seea 1a the nHsetimtkta, It Is rather plain, with a wide collar, fall sleeves aad an overdress effect in the irwuaiag of the siirt. JUDIC CHOLLET. ftoldcn Itomenta. She-Yes, I'U aa If yon rxossfae Bt to get aapatlent while I'm OtesMog. You always seem to think that my appear aaee Is a matter of ae moment. He Oa the contrary, my dear. It Is anally a matter ef a great msByl Brooklyn Life. GRAY IS FASHIONABLE. Tint Uanxlae 1'roRi DarU tu Llsfal CemblBed Wllb OrlKht C'olars. There are two smart grays. One I that steely slate color which, relleted by brfcrbt rd aad Ivory bee. mak- an ideal list. The other a a Mcbttr xbatk aod is worn with orange. helU.:ri- ct archsd alak. it tones w4l with lt- I erc lace. Small aedallioos or (mueU ' ef Telvtt ire astxed with Irsi'k-d nio , ttit and hire aa aocommon effec t " j f xweced doth. J Tie herriogtoalog and stitch lug vjx aare oeea 0 ipuiar iui. miih sser are still in favor, hut arc now pUeed over Barrow velvet or xatlii ril too. This Is very effectho on a cloth Laea Ceata Prlacoaj Cavraa. The tone tbree-qQartcr coat will b the style this winter for those whose height will enable thera to wear tt These coats are made of rtlvet ribbed sUk and even of brocades and are usu ally worn over a waist or dress whkh has a foil fall of lace. Sometimes the effect of the loBg coat Is nlso carried out on the skirt In the shape of gored Cottaee at even distances. These are trimmed oa the edges after the man ner of the coaL Loose coats of lace are very smart for theater wear and accompany skirts of pale colored broadcloth or crepe de thine. The princess dress wilt be seen a great deal this winter at smart furic- THE NEY COATS. Home rr- Made Wllliuut CollaraVeU let Trlniuilajtu. One wf the moot sensible Innovations in woojen'K attire will be the making of costs this autamu without a collar band, and In fact high collars will be dispensed with. Tats allows dainty Jnhfita and ties to be worn, and the fur or fr-sthT tie sits comfortably over the roilarless i-oat. The new i-oet sleeves are very desira ble, as they are large and voluminous all xies coti Carlo variety. These awe wlH be worn thruoeh the w'jtT t.d wlU be of d-Ab. hcary m4r. bengalltte sftks and rHrrt. The DrB4ratinB dowt a smart rnln cost It U made of rainproof covert. The sbKjves hare wide lower edgi'M trimmed with Mrapatogi. Tho fulliicHs b tvelted la at the back after the lntwt fashkwi With this U worn a hat of stltciietl doth trimmed with a hciirf of dotted panne. JUDIC CIIOLI.KT. SEPARATE WAISTS. IMare the lwnua Mas was laaafaeralait ta rullea OuiMiiaai taetaal Umj aat thaai to Iba teat In iIkixh w( mm llaarta- ifeat K U WtoJ,taaaitoraB4iraartalarrfTlt Wins and HtrU Mavlaw, at ew Moalfejaary Hi , tuj a owutla aae at Urtshi IMiMMta. Im wauaes( ItMiM) mk4 lwi It Tfc iollowlac laitw wHI uuw bs nnilanHO'iJ t0Mm Wise aat Spirit Karlew, ' SOJ UNlf weary St , rfo rVtMhw. " saui t not "(ImiUwm : I aasiMar It mj duiy'te Mil Iba wwkt waat la Pultos OukhwubiU did la mr mm In NovttS)tr, l&O, attar a hMMC ilt B4M. vrWti aarrtcd ma te taa large ti tba ltraa, a aelasUSa aaaljFoU by Iba moi oolct aaaljrat Is isla alt- UUlxel that 1 a rta tluot UfUht'a DUaajM My nfcyalelaa mUbm I but wr osly bopa Iky ta a Uuu euaatitutleB and a change m a warm clinic, fie kuKiM Saata (tarbara, aodl went ihar, bat i at (alias (rem pettatla to lis tbas KW la a kbart tlwa, - burls nty aUaaeo ta Iba aoutfe a Saa Fr staao biuIseM waa MilleJ upon my wija, aad teldbar el Iba Pultea Osetpeuad. Ikat It aaluaUy eurta llrtgbt'a Ulaaaaa, aad ariiad tbat I try II. I Wsan uedar protaal I aoea (all Uellor Keiatal lp letorawl. aad ia a Jew swath I raNialBad v health. I bow watiib U poua.li. a b ajT battar bsalth tbaa I bra la Sttecci yaara Naturally I told aarafal trlasda, aad lu ovary laitasaa tba roaulta ware tae taMM. area Mberc tLj bad baaa mrinir tar rear- Tba uorlj ousbt to kaew tbat 11 neat' in cIm RlTa i l)e la at last ouraUl sir my own raribardaia 1 1 t last ourabls. aad pir Keod fort use. I win be glad to ill to luteretied parwas. -llii Wooo." ftCBOOMIIHlH OOAT. ami esHKht In at the wrists, lealng wkle frills to fall ovur the lutmU. Those are wearable over thti most ewb orate dreas sloeves. Velvet will agabi be faoldonable for UiMMalags during the autumn, and Very elegaut effects are obtained by uslug Uwver awl wordorc vehst on inasttr pale fawn awl atiteJoim tints, u tooeb of brbtbter cotor apiarlBg In the fronL llanibHtmu shucked awl idald velvets are ahw asel In Parts fur lo-:i-uh sad vests. Oh a (dulii clwth guu a vest awl umU'raieuv of u.t phiid ghe Hlte a dUtlugubihed sir. A auwrt tailor made coat suitable fur -i oung girl hi bare shown. The mate rl I la rough wool marked with a hair nil bimI deep blue in tona The i-ol lar I fsced with deep blue elset. snd fur trlnitnatg there s the gored rulll wi au cate faablou from uwbir a imi iui jidic ciioi.Lhrr Tliey Will Tint He So Much Worn Tbla Winter. For morning wear the separate bioase and skirt still prevail. The Mas rt woman, however, arranges tbat her skirt shall harmonize with her waist in coloring. (Jrass green lanne velvet walt.i are among the latest novelties. A waist of a good quality of black china silk Is very smart as well as useful. Combine 7rAw'i'nSBr av w ' i AFrKK.SOOS DltrM. tlons, nud robes of crepe de chine In crusted with renaissance lace will In; utilized for this purpose. White In nil materials promises to be more iwuulnr than ever, ami It Is par tlculnrly becoming to brunettes nml women with auburn hair. The afternoon dress illustrated comes from n well known French, house. It Is of gray and white liberty silk trim med with guipure tnoussellno and rib bon velvet. . Tho shirred Bklrt Is espe cially worthy of notice, ns It llluv tratea the latest style JTJDI0 CHOLLET. Fur Sale Dalrymple's. Tomorrow a oiur tua veu.no coat. (,'own, using silk thread of the saiuo bhade as the cloth, velvet of a contrast ing tint and piece velvet of the same color for cuffs and tint collar. Gray metallic volvet In all the shades from gun metal to iiearl will bo all the style this whiter, and entire gray cos tunios, evsii to the furs and gloves, will be worn. The traveling coat Illustrated Is from a leading Freuch hotiric. The material is grsy cloth relieved with touches of deep crimson volvet. The garment la collarless, but has a stitched cape ter minating In front with the two oddly bbaped diamond revers illustrated. The full sleeve are gathered Into a tightly flt'ed stitched cuff. The hat which goes with this Is of gray velvet bound with deep red velvet and trimmed with a white bird of psradim talL JUDIC CHOLLET. AFTRBSOO.V TOILET. See the Sealskin Jackets at Dalrymple's. Fina Furs at Dalrymple's. Bad Bread. There is nothing so annoying as to have poor baking. If you buy your bread and pastry at the Pioneer Bak ery you arc sure to bo satisfied. The White House Rostaurant Is still In the lead for flrst-class meals. Tho only up-to-date eating house In tho cltyr Open day anil night. . Dancing School. Lesson nlghte Monday and Thurs day. Social dance every Saturday night. Tioga Hall. 10-13-lw GREATER SALEM CLUB. Called Meeting for Next Wednesday Evening. There will bo a called meeting of tho Greater Salem Commercial Club, at tho olty hall noxt Wednesday evening, Octobor 15th, to whloh all members are urged to come. By order of H. B. THIELSEN, 10-13-3t President ' " ' " " " M ! " 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 n i n 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in 1 1 ii t -Ht w no nave come to inspect the new linos now being unpacked at our,, store all seem to thoroughly appreciate them. Of course, this is not the larg- ', ', est line in the world, but all who have son the goods so far acknowledge '. that the selections are of superior merit. For instance, tho Ilutt III MiiUr rummuul Maearuoiit, I .'rule a cocuauut lue awl wolaten it n lib tuilk. Add the beaten white of it ii egg awl a cupful of powdered sug si Whip light awl drop on buttered Mn-i- iii a baklMg Iki. Hake Immedl ately in a tinlek evan. Let the maca roons got cold before slipping u kulfe under oaeh and removing from the paper. WHAT IS WORN. MMlUut work airrco tbat Uriabt'i nuaam I and ilMabatessralaeafabta, bat Kf pr east ami TurUUli aud Hell blcce The Triple mi uww ise niuao uuu. i mm at Mttlroly raaetarla IWJbJJ- kldaav eamnlalnt vhi aaart ratuiaaae.) Bar (Mil abort nulitituu Hrlgbl-a iHtaate atnl it.iO tt (CWaHuea aad rasumatlMO eft rrfee. II for Iba Hrli tt OlaNiU OhsioubJ. Jobo J. Futoa OL, M klolgoary'ilril, Saa VtaBalssd, mZ coatpfuadeia,! IVm taata mada for patient. Oosatlpttva paupbtat mallad frea. font Outie. The bolaro made quite short and somewhat loose, but not quite of the sack order. Is still wont, ami the sleeves at present In ftn are xf trotuely elegaut Sowo f taaaa t I Many (jailers II Liioffiim f:l The ut Glass ii: 1 1 Solid Silver ! Fane? Clocks j J hi direct from the factory, and Includes the very bast things of tho kind J that ean be made. Consist of a perfect assortment of tho most saloable plaoos that experl- J ence could selaet. The Plecal ay superb in pattern and selection, Just what the most exacting J mbt www want far a present to a friend. Tho Are surprising even to ourselves. They are not all opened up yot, but IktV im BMin.. I.....H ' n .... . .- '' ...(nvMnuauB,, iouis in anu least your 'eyes on these up-to-oaio artktes. Our stock Is not so extensive as some, but you can got new things a a result, and by turning over our money often we aro onabled to niaKe ' figures that will surprise you. C. H. Hinges. 88 State Street Next Door to Bush's Bank, f ffWfW4tiiiiiiniiiMHWtiTH.Hiiiiiiii innniimiiimniiiiiiirvt nu8y sj08 ,W0iMiO 0 0 IjiaalSaaaajTii'' iistfiraasii.asstll m fc,aggBaSaJUJjJg '' " ' "J'UJbla- tiiXnrfmX'ViZHSifXSZ' isrttet