The Daily journal., February 13, 1903, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

THE DAILY JOUftNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBR"
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MARION
MEMBERS
UNITED
On Bill to Use Convicts on
Roads
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Shoe Sale
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A NEW AND PRETTY LINE OF
Crystal Cotfct
WASH SILKS
Dainty Patterns and Colors, the kind you pay 65c
j ana sue ror eisewnsre.
Special
II New Silks and
. . Dress
FOR 1903
I ARE HERE, and more will
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;; Our Optical Department is second to none !!
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it in um muic. we art: cijuippcu wim un inc i;ucm hi- :;
' cirnniontc fnr ninlintr T iefc n iUf 17 vr;ttrlit In fif.
;; tintf lenses we use only the finest French Crystal-- !!
;; better than pebble. Solid Gold Frames at less than !!
; ; cold filled are sold elsewhere. Eyes Tested Free. 2
; Wf ran Hnnlirnie broken lenses nnd frames while i
' unit limit fMmnrnc rnlcmmMn
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CHAS, M.
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88 State Street.
23 years prnctlcnl experience.
!! i staientMHot
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Bay ZUZU'S,
5 Cents a Package
Fuller & Douglass,
GROCERS,
142 Stale SIrctl. Pbont 2261
Business
Mens'
Lunch
Flrsboltm Jugthet tf fed at the now
Noble lunch counter at all heurt, day
er night. We will male a ipeolal
ty of sandwiches, saner kraut, and
wlener-wunt, elata ehowder, and
in (act all that goce to aanko up a first
cxm luoeb We dre to eall ea
facial attention to the bulue isea's
tvuh that trill he seTted dally (rest 11
a, . watJI 3 a.
ALIX. G'ORHOf BR Prop.
39 Cents
. .
Goods
soon follow
I
rep
WAYNE KNIT
PONY STOCKINGS
Made to burely satisfy
25c Pai
For Children, Misses and Boys
AlEN'S FURNISHINGS
We show tlus r ihf ihinif
at the
rihl time and place. You are
ritfhllv atliud it yni buy your fur
nishings lieu ...
Special this Vr'-V. WACIIUSETT SHIRTS.
$1 50 values $1.10. Jl 00 values 80c. Sec
them tin our Commercial street window, and
don't wait until the one you had your eye
on Is cone
ii?
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WIIMGrES,
AnTiri I u
uriiwiui a
Next Door to Duih't Dank. X
H4Maf icmbki Mnstf
Fresh Peanut Ice
and Fresh Cocoanut Bar
With every 50c or SI pur
chase of candy you get a pic
ture of. the State House at the
$ltun,de
Edward Ellis.
144 State 8t.
WHEAT MARKETS.
Chicago
T8fcc.
K-b u -Whwit. 78e
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
THE 8IDNCY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Oreoon,
Made (or faintly uie, ask your
grocer (or it. Bran and
snorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN Aeent
SeSi
A. I. EOFF. E. HARTLEY
Pure Lard.with no
Tallow::::::::::::
Rendered with trntiftetA
stuff. Also the Ust smoked (not S
uiupcu or cmcjiracai cacon ana
hams, cut up by us. Jj
3 EOFF, & HARTLEY j
J 140 State Street
S Phone 2853 Mala.
1
2 Salem. Oregon. i
J. A. HOWELL
Cash Market
iu oitowri rut Jiariet, aiaie street
KrMh tUfUU ai mil kliuia btu. ftkmatJ
dr, haeta, Urd. tie, profaot Smlce
Phone, Main 1401.
dU&i
a
Better Highways Leading to
State Institutions
Thn nnnnl fltrht wnn tnndn In thfi
houBo today against tho. bill by Hob
son appropnauiiK fuuu lor uiu uunu
Ing by convict labor of good roods be
tweon tho various stato Institutions.
Tho measure wnB championed by ev
ery member of Uio Marion county del
cgntlon.
Kay, Davoy and Judd nil urged the
enactment of the bill. Gault and Or
ton nlono opposed tho bill.
"I don't doubt but this Is a good
bill," suggested Eddy, "I can seo ono'S
good tiffoct rrom It already. It has
produced n fooling of harmony among
Uie mombors of tlio Marlon county
dolocatlon."
After a fow remarks against tlio bill
by Humo, Davoy was rocoKnlzod. and
said: "Whllo It Is tlio stato's good
fortuno. hnd it not boon that tho hon
oralile gentleman from Tillamook was
olotitoil to tho state loclslnfnro. nil
would hnro been peaco and harmony
at nil times within tho Marlon ilnl
gatlonM Mr. Davey. in oxnlanatlon
of tho measure, Mild that the bill Him
ply makes operative a law that was
enarted by the legislature two years '
ago.
Judd, Kay and Ilalley all anoko for
tho favorable consideration of tho hill
us a progresfilve step by the state in !
the building of pwmanont ronds.
Orton offerod nn amondmout to sec I
lion 2 of tho bill, removing tho au'S
thorlty of the suporlntondont to np
point a competent road bulldor at $00
por month to suporlntond tho work,
After considerable discussion, Orton
naked permission to withdraw his
amundmont.
Mlloe oITorel an amondmont roduclx
Ing tho appropriation from 92GOO to
$1000, nnd It prevailed by a vote of
28 to 17. The vote by which the
nmonilmont ItfavattAtl tlfna fAintmlit I
v . t & w nstvri if tia iv.uiia
ered, and, after soma further dlsciiB
lon, the nmonihnent wns doteated. 1
unininiv nuu IllliiriBU llllll DIUKi'II HI
favor of the amendment, nurlelxh
was sill., sore over the repeal of the
scalp bounty law, and did not want
Marion county to get anything.
An amendment by Comett prevailed
requiring Marion cuunty to furnish
tho materials for the road construc
tion. The bill, as amended in the com
mitten of the whole, wns adopted and
pnused, with Hanks and Shelley vot
ing nKnlust It. .
GAULT
CAUGHT
NAPPING
Wanted Publicily Through
Papers Instead of Pamphlets
The adoption of the IntUatiw and
referendum by th house Friday
make secure what has been attetait
tMt for several yean.
The original bill paaae4 with but
alight amendment. One amendment,
offered by Qftuk, km adopted by a
committee of the whole, but after
wards votetl Oown. Tills v, to
chaage the form of advertising dtv
maads for Initiative and referendum.
The bill tirovlden that the saaie 1k Ir
need in pampklet form, and Mr.
Oault's ateee4weNt was that the pra$
osttkMMi he pufcUafced la two news,
rftpera la each umMf of the state .
After this was adopted once, Mr
tlault Ul ti - and tku ....... 1
3iritttt was loet tr Oault waa Mat
awar o( this, howevfr. nattl the b(U
raw up for ansj iHUtage. act it wns
u, m"
Slugger
a Negro
Uomom FN. 11. The grand jui In
dieted Harry, the aero murdvrvr o?
Clara Meno. aiHl AJloe McPhe lli
la keifcived b. L. vM .,...1!
(la tottered to We Ike ltaeioA slugRmr
Mho altAched so waH' wteo Der
ry to IU w4U UwteM (aver. If he re.
covers kla tMal wtK uteUVly be the.
wet imereewng wm Das ever take
toa in .Vew RugtaiMl. The criwes
were Arat charted to Maaoe
i - -
euM Net Stand Pressure
The aweciaj (tale to Portlaed a( 1
Vleok thto afteteeen wee a halt that,
CALL ANO SEE OUR aARSAJN
COUNTER At the Orteen Shoe Co.
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s un an uao isia
I A Reduction on Every Shoe in the House at $2 or above
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Ladies' Kid and
Cloth, Top Turn
and Welt Shoe.
Kid and Patent
g yf- i - - Chnoc
Bl l V ." L L ol,u'.:,
I OICG IittCrS; WOrtn
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$5.00.
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Big Reduction
In . .
MEN'S
SHOES.
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Terms of Sale
STRICTLY CASH
Goods fittedat the
store if desired
$1.99
an
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3T ",- "4i'i.'3
LADIES" $3 00 &
S4 OOkldandcloth
top. vlcl kid and
patent leather, low
and i onie heels. A
GENUINE SNAH.
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O'esron
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could not be resisted, so the house re
considered its motion to hold a ece
elon tomorrow, and most of thorn loft
tho city this afternoon.
Tho notion of tho Sonnto was not
wldoly known when tho house decid
ed on a seaslon for tomonow, but as
soon as the announcomont of tho early
oftornoon train wns made, there wna
a determination to quit work.
Thoro are 58 houee bUJs on third
roadlnK, nnd several special orders.
a number of senate bills and number-
lose committee report to be heard
from, with at least 10 bills awaiting In
troduction. Notwithstanding these facU and
the recommendation of the sneaker.
the house this afternoon decided to nc
to Portland.
At 2:30 the house changed its mind
and concluded to work tomorrow. As
we no to press the special train has
not loft, so there may still he anothor
Oliaage of mind
GRAFTERS
DODGING
THE LAW
St Louis is Still in
a
Turmoil
SL 1-ouis Keb 13 -K. J Arnold,
head of the Turf Investment Cue
.tjaay. which made a sensational fall.
ure, arrived from Hot Springe this
morning He got oC the train imum1.u
j the dtr UeUu. thus avoMinr the 1-
feienje crowds mUeret at the ealofi
tat. skotu of tee Mboeeea serv-
18 to And either him or hie trnftjer,
iviu. wwre uesucceaMui.
OLD SHOES WAN-rrn -r ..
ftve cents allewed far one (Mir ef old
5t" tawi V . . .
TA' When v a "ew M' for
12.00 er over.
Gone to Olympla.
A Wat committee, eeeleUag of
weetore Myer. Daly a4 DlwMtck and
HeprseetaUvee ney. lUku bj
tlleeMe. left tor Olynoia. Wg this af
wwee to cower with the WaaWn.
Sm tesWatwre ossteenter tw t.,i.
imjM nark uir puuhi
oi eo.
n
Wl.4-t.u4- T yioc nt rmlrft I .ntc
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COMMERCIAL STREET.
Howt'll Prairie, nonr Pratum, on Fri
day morning. February 13. 1003, at tt
a, m., arter u lingering llluoss. Do
ceased was born In Iroland 07 years
ago.
Mr. Gash resided near Salem 20
yours, where ho conduited a dairy,
supplylug milk to Salem rosldonts,
until 1800. when ho romovod to his
fnrm on Howoll Pralrio, where ho
died, thus being n reuldont of tho stato
13 yoare. He loavou two chlldron, J.
W. Onsh and .Mrs. Ulltaheth Jnnz,
both of IIowolI Prairie, to mourn his
lose.
Funeral services will be conducted
from St, Paul's Bplscopnl church, at
Snlein. Saturday. February 11th. be
Uuun the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock,
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AGENCY OF:::::::: ;;
V A mm HHBH - h . k
KA KHITD fTTT'T'tirsTr? o ar
WWAN, UUiilCOI, 1'.
GRAIN BUYERS AND SHIPPEWCTR A TW
V Warehouses at Salem. Brooks, Swllzerland. Pratum. Macleay.
finnWSnvlSr2.e.t Smi' "a,sey Loans raa(Je on Fara3'
HOP GROWERS SUPPLIES.
j J. G. Grata, Agent,
C53ES:XC3aLC3rO
FHUFLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
SLAUGHTERING PRICES
For Tharsday. Friday and Satarday Oflly
Sweeping reductions all over the store. We will irive vou orkes for the
Sin? ffjg coesS
lfhtSfflALtt'-?1"- yd J'
lie uiw FSMmW y 4c
ioecffiiK&Swfui'.ii?0
75 S8rSS?w8.tettE ? 125
75c Corduroy Walstlngs.vd
48c Table Damask, yd .
10c Vassar Hair Combs . .
25c Double Hose Supporters
50c Parktt RaaVc n.i
45c
ieve
5c
15c
29c
2 25 11-4 Anirora Blankets'
i I...I-.. "";" onacis -i jy
I l-3c FaierSS?1?.--- . Sl?5
e i-jc hancy Outing Flannel 4V
THE GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE,
McEYOY BROS., gSSfiK. or.
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JIbCV
Ladies' Kid and CInth
Tod, also Patent Leather
1 nnift Hpp1; nn-tn-rlntA w
Toes, same as sold every
where for $5.00.
Now is the time
to tuy - .
CHILDREN'S
SHOES.
X TC X
No Exchange or Money
Refunded, owing to the
Great Values Given and
broken sizes. . . .
thonco to tho I. O. O. F, cemetery,
ROSS. At tho homo of hor grand-
paronts, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Cronk,
on Commorclnl street, Fobruary 12,
1903, Tholraa Itoss, nged C years, or
typhoid pneumonia.
Funeral sorvlcos woro conducted at
tho Cronk homo nt 10 o'clock this
morning by Roy. H. A, Kotchura. Dux-
lal was had In I. O. O. F. comotory,
NEW TODAY
Wanted Wood cboppors to cut big
fir wood In flrst-olnse timber, $1
per cord paid; alao wood for sale
Inqulro of M. P. DennlB. between
23 and 24 Loslle st. 213-3
207 tamercia, st &lm, 0. i
S "OC O 0E& 3E5
SSKSAt'Sfc01
BtDaaffinSfcoftao" '.
26f. Ladles' Warm Underviear
ChUJrert's20c Stockings
Oc Pearl Buttoas.dor
5c
4c
4e
3c
ic
15c
SC
5C
5C
21
AC
2C
29c
Packaees Needles for
oc rinisning urald
10c Dresslne Combs
BC H.s. Handkerchiefs, each
Men's A&r WnrL-dlilrfc
noy s ioc Suscenders -v
MfB'8 45cHe1vy Derby Ribbed
Underwear . . 25c
40a
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