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THE D AILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1802.
PAQE FOUR.
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TRACY
Has Now a Bill Against
Stale
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JWas in One of the Numerous
Unsuccessful Posses
W. 15. Morris, of Vancouver, Wash
ington, who was ncoldontally shot
jvhllo pursuing Harry Tracy, tho Ore
gon bandit, In Washington, last sum
mer, was In Salem today. Mr. Morris
was shot In tho loft log, noar tho
thigh, by members of auothor posso,
that was alsosoarchlng for Tracy, nnd
Jjy whom Morris was mistaken for tho
iugltlvo convict. Tho mombcrs of that
jjosso woro Doputy Sheriff Lou Wag
nor, of Portland; Waltor Lyon and J.
3U Sltlpton, prosout doputy shorlff,
both of this city. Whllo in Salem to
day Mr. Morris called on Prlvato Soc-
xetary Lyon, at tho governor's offlco,
and also had an Interview with Doputy
Shorlff Slclpton, whoso sorvlcos and
assistance ho onllstod In an effort that
ho will malco to have tho state of Oro-
gon refund hlra tho amount of money
ho waB obliged to oxpond for hospital
and modlcal bills as a consequenco of
tho Injury.
Morris Is a painter by occupation,
and lives at Vancouver. Tho scono of
tho accidental shooting wns nlno mllos
from Vancouver, The treatment of
tho Injury caused Morris to be confined
io uio Hospital for about 14 wooks.
Tho rlflo bullet shattorod yio bono In
his limb, and two operations woro nec
essary beforo tho wound was proporly
treated. As a conscquonco of tho acci
dent, Morris will alwayB bo a cripple.
Tho Injured limb is crlpojcd nnd de
formed, and Is two Inchon shortor than
Its natural longth. Morris says ho had
to pay n hospital bill of $100 and o
further bill of $200 for tho sorvlcos of
a physician. In addition to thoso ox-,
ponso Horns, Mori 1b says ho waB laid
up all summer, and could not follow
his trado. For theso reasons ho thinks
it would not bo asking too much of the
stato of Orogon to refund to him at
least a part of tho money ho has boon
compelled to expend bocauso of tho
Injury ho sustained whllo participat
ing In the pursuit of Tracy, Mr. Mor
ris will bo able to rosumo his painting,
and has tho pluck 'nnd energy nbout
him to fully mako up for tho enforced
vacation he has boon obliged to tnko.
Ho dopnrtcd for his homo at Van
coueor this afternoon.
Mrs. C. Cunningham, a well-known
Southorn Orogon woman, died very
suddenly at the family homo In Ash
land Wodnosday evening, nged G7
years and 27 days. Only 1G minutes
prior to her death had Bho complained
of a dizziness. Physicians pronounced
tho causo of hor death hemorrhago of
tho brain. Until tho past fow months
tho deceased has, bcon a well-known
resident at Klamath for tho past 17
years. Sho leaves, bcsldos hor hus
band, Cushman Cunningham, nix child
ren, who nre: Allan, of Salem j How
ard, of Klamath; John, of Pennsylva
nia; Donton, of Ashland; Mrs. C. II.
Dalrymple, of Lnkovlow, and Mrs. II.
T. Chotwood, of Klamath Falls.
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COMMITTED
TO 1 HE'
ASYLUM
appointed ngont for Uio stato of Oro
gon In returning Johnson to Uio coun.
ty In which tho folony was committed.
Whllo working for JamoB Paul, a Har
ney county stockman, Johnson ralsod
n check of ?G to $ B0.
He
Escape'd from
Silverton
Jail ni
Broke the Bones In Both
Arms and Jumped Again
Tho Czar linn pardoned nil the stu
dents nnd 158 othors now cxllod In Siberia.
pM imimiiiiiiin hwhwH'W i-H'j nil nni 1 1-
Alfred Ulakemnn, aged 35, a pntleut
at the Salem Hospital, was committed
to tho Insnuo asylum this afternoon.
Ohtltomnn Is a strnugor in thoso parts.
Knrly this wook he was placed under
arrest at Sllverlon, nnd placod in the
county Jail, bocauso of his Insnno ac
tions. He oscnped from tho Jail, and,
after climbing- Into a troo, fell to the
ground nnd fractured tho bones In
both arms. Ho was brought to tho Sa
eom Hospital on Tuesday. Tho follow
Insisted on tenting tho bandages from
his arms, nnd Dr. Byrd was In Uio net
of placing thoinJurcd arniB In plnster
parts casts this morning, whon tho
follow Jerked away from tho physi
cian, leaped over tho opo rating table,
and through n window to tho pave
ment, Borne 25 feet holow. Almost
President's Trip West.
Wnshlni'on, Duo. 19.- President
H ' A ulroady giving his ntton
,u'.n io tho Wefltorn trip which ho
plans to tnko In tho spring. Secretary
Cortelyou Ib at work on the Itinerary,
or, rnthor, the Intlnoiarlos, for ho Is
maklug sovornl. At least throo trips
will bo laid out, and circumstances
will dotormlno whloh shall bo chosen.
If stato affairs aro urgent it will bo
tho shortor ono, whllo If nffalrB aro go
ing smoothly, tho President will bo
uway bIx wooks or moro.
Chicago will bo visited early In tho
trip. Then ho will go to Mlhvnukco,
through Wisconsin to St. Paul nnd
Minneapolis nnd wostwnrd to tho Yol
lowBtono Park and on to tho coast,
stopping nt Pugot Sound cities, Port
laud and San Francisco. Tho Presi
dent has Invitations from ovcry state
In tho Union west of the Mississippi
river. "
Soldiers Miss Cantten.
Leavenworth, Doc. 10. Tho number
of desortlons from tho United States
army at Fort Lcavonworth has bocomo
alarming. Thoro were ovor 40 desor
tloiis lost month. Colonel Mllnor,
commnudant, requested opinions of
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THE LfcADbK
THE LEADER
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Wits Faser 's
Practical Xmas Presents
Fo Women and Children
Here is some yonderfol
Undctfpticing o this week only,
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EVERYBODY SURPRISED
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Those dark spots on your teetli,
they are the first sips of decay
and become large cavities very
soon. We can saye them at
very little cost and no pain.
When they see our elegant showing of Christmas bargains. We
have nbver been in position to do as well by our friends and patrons
as this season. Our bright new line Is made up of 'the very latest
novelties. It Is Indeed surprising to our customers to find how far a
3 little money goes to secure ouch pretty and appropriate gifts. Let us
2 help you In the selections of gifts for your friends. Plenty of help to
8 wait on you.
gTATHTOK BOOK STORP"
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miraculously, tho man oscnpod with
out any Injury, othor than n badly
scratched faco. Ho started on a run,
but was ovortakon and roturned to tho
hospital. The cause of tho man's dam
aged montal condition Is, not definite
ly known.
noh-commlssloned omcora as to tho
causo of tho trouble. Many nttrlbuto
It to tho abolishment of tho enntoon,
and hick of amusomout for enlisted
in ou.
!Dr.Bpl$&Stfn0er
i KSSE'&S: Salem, Oregon.
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Raised a
Small Check
Governor Qcor has mado requisition
on Governor Gngo for tho dollvory to
tho Oregon ofllclnls of ono A. I). John
son, who Is wanted In Hnrnoy county
to niiBwor to tho crlmo of forgory.
Johnson Ib nt Uklah, Mondlclno coun
ty, California, and Shorlff Jnmos R.
Tho Fronch authorities havo become
convinced that tho death of Mrs. El
Ion Goro was nccldontnl, and havo do
elded to ontlroly drop tho ense agaliiBt
M. do ItydzowskJ.
Children Cry for
300 Pieces
Of the very finest, newest
novelty all pure silk
RIBBONS
In the new plaids, Roman
striped and double faced
satin, varying in width
ft from 3 to 7 inches. Worth
HUiil JUt IU Jl, UIIO
week's special for
25c
A counter full of No. 5
to 9 all silk ribbons in all
colors, underpriced this
week for
5c
Worth double.
No. 12 and 16 all silk in
satin and taffeta, worth
up to 20c, this week's
special
JOc
If you would like to se
cure some of these splen
did bargains in ribbons
come early in the week
before the assortment is
broken, because they will
surely sell fast.
One Half PCc
All our colored silk waists
in all sizes and in a jjreat
variety of colors. New
goods.
At 1-2 price,
Kid Gloves
Underpiiced this week
All of 1.25 guaranteed
gloves in colors and black
special ror
95c
At Wholesale Cost
All our ladies' and child
ren's cloaks and jackets
and ladies' tailored suits
and skirts at wholesale
factory cost, none reserv
ed. Such an offering
should rid us of every
garment in the stock in
one week, so tlon't wait
too lonir.
5500 worth of fine China
and glassware to be given
away between now and
Christmas. Ask at the
store lor particulars.
Fletcher's Castorla.
GHA8TLY PEN8ION JOKE.
(ConUnued from first pago.)
5 Notwithstanding we have added several sales peo
j pie to our already efficient corps of willing workers
:N this week's selling will be large and we would sup-
jj gest that you come in the forenoon to avoid the after-
;5 noon rush.
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vonts adulteration of foods or drugs,
It divides tho country Into territories
nnd roguIntoB Interstate traffic In all
l.nwronco, of Malheur county, hns boon adulterated food HtuffB or modlclnoB.
The Leader
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HEADQUARTERS FOR SALEM-MADE BLANKETS, MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING AND LADIE8' 8UITINQ8.
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stmas Uritts b or Men and isovs
WE DON'T PRETEND TO CARRY A LOT OF TRASH AND NONSENSICAL JIMCRACK8, BUT WE WOULD L1KET0
CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO 80ME USEFUL, PRACTICAL ALTICLE3 THAT WILL APPEAL TO YOUR GOOD JUDGMENT.
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A Smoking Jacket
X Or houao Jnckot It Is such a comfrt to havo ono to wear while sitting
T about tho flro on thoso long wlntor ovonlngs. Wo'vo a now lino of vorit-
T noio uonuuoa at
$5 to $15.00
A Suit of Clothes
; ; No gift could bo moro pracUcnl for man or boy. Our Mon's Suits ntngo
n . . mi uio way up to xu.oo, uut wo would uot rocommond ono at loss than
. : $10.00.
; ; Youth's Suits, our own goods, at $7.50 andup.
Knee-pant Suits, with nnd without vosts, agas 3 to 10, at $1.50 to $7.00.
:;An Overcoat
X Mon'a Ovorcoats, long, medium and short at $5 to $25.
T Boys' Overcoats at
$4 and up
A Suit Case
Kvory young man takes prldo In possessing ono. Ho noeds It on overy
trip. It's tho only way to carry a nlco suit In good ordor.
We have them at $1.25 to $11.00
Also grips, trnvollng bags and telescopes In great variety.
A Pair of Gloyes.
Mon's dross gloves, the very latest at
$1 to $2
Wool gloves and lined gloves for men and boys at
25c to 75c
A Pair of Fine Suspenders
Slllc and fanoy ftuspondors at 50o to $2,50.
Tho Trosldent Suspondor, put up ono In a box, especially for Xmas
gifts, at SOcents.
rionty of choap onas, If wanted.
A Silk Handkerchief
Wo'vo novor shown such an assortment of plain and fancy silk. Too
must soo them to apprcclato their beauty and tho valuos will astonish J
Wo havo thorn for mon and also for childron nt
25c to $1.25
A Necktie
Noarly 150 dozon brand new tlos arrlvod this wook bo you e V1"
havo almost an unlimited varloty of tho now colorings In all tho late iW1
from which to fioloct, and at prices at
25c and up
A Pair of Cuff Buttons
Wo show a handsome assortmont at 25o to $2.25.
A Pair of Blankets
Is a flno proaent for any ono, especially for mother or wife.
Whlto. Grey. Mottlod. RnarW nnil Vlminn TllnnlrntiJ at
$3.-15 to $12.25
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$J500 wottix of new Hats just opened 59 new lines
at $1.50 to $4.00 the vety newest foeaks of fasfeiiono
If You Don't Know What to Get Come and See Our Other Christmas Offerings,
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