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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1903)
yysymyipi ypy!pi(yf f; " tlffKHWBi irfyypsy f -amuvrnvn r"9Wf?wr T "PSfw 'IW''' -VP"V-.? w "" T7Tw"PnV(rr'"'TT"' f eantyr';B THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM,'.OEG0N, MONDAY, APRIL 13. 1903. paqe nvt i i t ABE YOU BID TO THE MARRIAGE? If you arc. you will not, of course, go empty handed and we want to 'suggest to you Hint before you choose tho wcddlnp ijlft you will do well to 1 visit the Harr Stoic Wo havo a hoot of beautiful things for you to chooso from In ailvurware. Cut Glass, Mantel clocKs ana jewelry Trinitets and KnlcUnnckH and also (nolo this especially) in tho newfand artistic Kay- larrxura Ware, tho "tonlest" tho most oxcIubIvo of tablewares. Not alone f. ' Jdoos Harrn' doscrvo your suffrago throuRh tho beauty and good tastejf the Jgoods It has to offer; but our waresaro priced on a moro modest Rcale fthan Ib usual In stores of this kind.' Wo prefer a. growing business to ; largo profltH. v Mr. Coleman will return for com mencement at Willamette University. S. L. Jones. W. T. Gray and J. M. Woodruff wero among Salem's com. merclal travelers spending Sunday In this city. They departed this morn ing for points south. BARR'S JEWELRY STORE State & Liberty Sts Leaders la Low Prices- hHiniiiiiilliiniiiniii Local Events In the IIIUIt Social Realm: Minn mi mmh Easter Band Concert. Tho popularity of Marlon uquarc as n placo for out-door recreation was In evidence Sunday nfternoon when tho Salem military band, under the direc tion of Oscar Stcclhammor, gavo a concert In the grove. At thc-samo tlmo the nood of permanently lmprov InK the nppenranco of the square was noted by the largo number of citizens ln nttendnnru When the Indies con htltiitlng tho membership of tho Ma' lion Square Improvement Lenguo hns completed tho work of bcautlfylnu this property that Is lncontomplatlon. the square will scnrcly bo recognized l&s the long neglected proporty It now Die band gavo an oxcollont progrnm ni music npnroprlato to tho season. jnuer the leadership or Mr. Htcomani- lWM;r tills musical organization Is im proving rnpldly and Is ovon now a croon 10 wio cuy. inc. progrnm yea- f relay nftornoon Included tho follow g numbers: ,w.nto National March.. F. P. Athorton )virturo Homoresko .,11. O. Wheeler T.owls and Clark Centennial .March Mrs. J. N. Starr, of Salem; Miss Oer trade Johnson, of Albany; Robert Varley, Clair O'Flyng, Miss Pearl Ma. cy, Miss Emma Swarts. South Salem Personals. MIb8 Vlda Leverldge spent Satin day and Sunday In Albany, visiting with her parents. Miss Gortrudo Johnson came down on tho early train yesterday from Ab bany, to spond Sunday with her pa rents. W. B. Simpson, after a lingering Ill ness of several months. Is again able to be out. ELDER GETS SOLDIER'S HOME Marion County Gets Import ant Position ,V', Uarnos Final Dancing Party. Tho Friday Night Club will glvo Us final dancing party of tho season In Tioga hall on Friday evening, April 17th. Arrangements aro being made by tho members to mako this party the most elaborat" of the season. The, best of music has been ongaged, and a splendid tlmo Is expected, as such Iti oxpocted whenever this popular or ganization nssumes the role of host. Members of tho club are requested to bo In attendance. No further notice will bo given. A Novel Entertainment. Tho ladles of St. Paul's Episcopal church nro planning a delightful en tertainment for next v?ok. It Is known that tho affair will bo some thing out of the ordinary nnd In addi tion to bolug novel will Include rare nnd entertaining features. About n Rcore of Salem's prettiest young wo mon will participate. PER80NALS. Miriam Gavotte O. D. Damhnrd "Gem of Sfovon FoHter." overture T. M. Tolmnl "Our American Holts," march A. I.lborall ' Murmuring of the Forest" overture , noulllon March "Gates City" ....A. F. Woldon The Great Barlow Minstrels. On next Wednesday ovonlng tho i ahovo company will nnpour at, the (Grand opera house In an Innovation of inluBtreley, Introducing Borne of tho j&best "burnt cork" talont In tho pro ITnsslon, singers of reputation as well noted speciality artists, who form Jin strong Olio with Wis orgamza lion Tho magnificent "first part" en- iltlod "A Royal Reception In Beauti ful Venlco" togethor with the artistic costumes of Venltlan stylo worn by the entlro company, reveals a scenic display seldom witnessed In minstrel f opening. Among Uie well known comedians 'Whoso names will be found among tho. members of this company are Chas. iW Milton, tho Mansfield of Mlnstrol sy, Jas, Stuart. Waltor 8. Wilson, (who bears the distinction of being the composer of tho popular negro fbsurdlty "Alnt Dat a ShamC") Giles Juttons. Chas. Strong. The Olio, the Ipubllc may bo assured Is as strong, If lot strongor, than any similar com- pany may present. Scats on sale at Dxofilco at 9 a. m. Wodnesday. "Macbeth." iJohn Griffith, a young man of un mistakable dramatic Instinct, and twanaorrui intelligence, appears here on Tuesday evonlng, April H, at tho Grand opera houso as Macbeth. .Mr. JJrlffUh Is a reqognlzed star, ho Is handsome, quick, magnetic and con sistent. Indicating by swift touches Fand well toned elocution tha meaning i of the situation. His reading of Shakespeare's lines Is superb, ho tem pers enthusiasm with discretion gir ting a deft nnd artistic conception or the character Mr. Griffith plays with : a dash and agrceanie irum. ma nne figure, expressive faco contribute ma- iterlally to tho character deception. I and a deep, modulated voice adds to ' the general Impression of fitness. Seats on sale at boxoffice Tuesday, April 14. 9 a. ra. South Salem Personals. There was an Easter day family i party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. U Johnson, the mining man, who I lives la the Geo. W. Davis residence on Nob JIUL at which there was a happy reunion of all his children, and a number of friends. Besides the fam ily there wero present Geo. II. Harris land family of Polk county; Mr. and II. J. Bigger lB homo from Portjaud. A. MaRou, the contractor, Is In tho .!. .-"v. t Mrs. J. M. llrowii Is homo tami a visit In Portland. K. M. Crolsan and II C. Glltnur wero in Portland today. George 8. Reed, of Portland, visited In Salem Sunday. Mrs. D. U FIsBter. of Portland. Is visiting In this city. WU Shlpp and Lloyd Mauser wore In Portland Sunday. Stnto Land Agent Morrow returned today from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. O I Dick returned today from Portland. J. Q. Wilson has gone tr Heppner. where ho owns a ronclu Mrs. Ida Vaughn was tha guest of Portland frlonds over EaBtor. ' Judge Goo. Burnett left for Tilla mook lost Saturday on business. J. P. Robertson and Wobstor Holmes spent tho day In Portland. Jack McCrum, of Portland, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. W. H. Byrd. Miss Goorgene Hopf, of Portland, visited with 8alem relatives Sunday. Hamilton Fletcher has gone to Northeastern Canada on a business trip. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. A. Thomas aro homo from a tun-days' visit-in Portland. Will Morris, of tho Portland High School, spent Sunday with Salem friends. Aasbel Hush,' Jr., Is home from a Portland college, spending a few days In Salem. . , Prof. L. A. Kerr has gone to various wasmngton towns for a trip, but will return to Salem. Dr. 8. C, White, president of tho Genals Good Roads Association, was a Salem visitor today. J. K. Charlton Ms returned to Al bany, after a visit in this city with nis son, O. M. Charlton. Mrs. A. I Thomas, of Tumor, spent Easter Sunday with her' daughter, Miss Hallle. In this city. H. F. Ellsworth and Clara H. Lewis wore today granted a marriage license by County Clerk Roland. Mrs. Thurston Shaw has returned to her homo at Jacksonville, after a visit j with her brother. W. 8. Low, in this city. Mrs. E. Cooke aPtton and daughter, Luolla, have gone to Oresham for a visit with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. U W. Gulss. C. A. Park and I T. Reynolds arc In Portland. In attendance at the an nual meeting of the state board of horticulture. Dr. B. C. dinger returns toolty from Portland, wnero be has been at tending a dental college. He will spend the summer In this city. Rev. J. IL Coleman and family will leave today tor a visit in New York. REHEARING PETITION J)EN1ED Henry St Raynor is Per manently Disbarred The state supreme court today ad versely decided tho petition for a re hearing In the. dlsbarmont proceed ings of Henry St. Raynor. of Portland. This tilling of the appellate court finally disposes of the case, and Mr. St Haynor Is permanently disbarred from practicing the legal profession' In the courts of UiIb stnU. St Haynor was convicted of having altered tho records of tho testimony In tho celebrated McDanlcl murder trial In Portland. Ho wna Uio attor ney for McDanlcl. nnd In ranking up a transcript of tho testimony it was shown at tho trial that ho caused to bo omitted material parts of the vl donee offered by the state In prose cuting the charge. By thus altering tho testimony It was tho Intention of tho lawyer to secure n reversal by tho supreme court of the Judgment of tho trial court, and get for his client a McDanlcl Is now serving n Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year. ggPMM ths rAiiars rAvntrnt hmmhk, aacauto locT 2S, 50cT W. W. Elder, of Stayton, was today appointed by Governor Chamberlain to succeed W. J, Shipley, as command ant at tho Oregon Soldiers' Home, at , now lr,n'- Roscburg. Mr. Elder will take charge . sentence of 1C years for tho muldcr of tho homo on May 1st. iwIUi which ho was charged, nnvlnn Mr. Eldor Is a well-known resident , uoon ronvlcted of manslaughter. of this county, nnd nn old soldier, nnd ' CANDY OXTHARTtC BEST FOR THE BOWELS Ah DrenUts ynnititnnunumtnnnimmnKmmn,,! ono of the most promlnont Domocrntii! In tho county. In 1900 ho was the I candidate on the Domocrntle ticket, I In this county, for county Judge. Mora rocontly ho has sorvod his home town ' ns city, recorder. j Governor Chamberlain also today Admitted to Oar. Norton I). Walling, of Klamath Falls, was today admitted to practlco In Hie couits of Oregon by the su preme court. Morrow County Sheep. Stock Inspector C. S. Kirk returned appointed P. A. Worthlngton a mem- last Friday from a 10-days' trip bur of tho hoard of regunts of tho Wes-, throiinh Sand Hollow, tho lower sand ton Normal self. School, to Biicceed hln country and Rhea Croek. whoro ho has Immmi Inspecting sheep, says Out Candy Easter Eggs and Hand Painted Egg Shell Novelties at The Spa Confectionery J J 4 State Street. Capt. Humphrey Dead. Capt N. 11. Humpluoy died Frldny at his rooms In tho Frnnklln House, Albany, of cancer of the throat. Ho. was born In Ixmlsa county. Inwn, Janudry'30. 1840, on a farm. Ho was admitted to the bar ut, Alblu In 18G1, and at oncu enlisted as nn orderly sergeant In 1) Company, 2d Infantry. Uo wns In tho runks nlntt months when ho was elected first lieutenant, and was soon promoted to tho cap tnlnoy. Ho was in tho front In the bnttlo of Vlcksbifrg, nnd served brave ly through tho war, tho Idol of his company. Of 100 who enlisted In the company only 28 came out allvo. He enmo to Oregon In 18CC, and rosldod at Albany Blnco, except a fow years at Pendleton, wheru ho lost a log. He wns district attorney, a member of the state legislature In 1883, nnd mayor nnd recorder of Albany. Ono of tho bright mon of the state. A wlfo and one child, resldont of Polk county sup vivo him, also two brothers, George, of Portland) Ross, of Blaine, Wash., and three sisters, Mrs. W. Q. Stewart, of this city; Mrs. Hoon, of Walla Walla, and Mes. Burmnstor. of Van, dergrlfL Pa. Thu funoral services were held at tho residence of C. II. Stewart Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, tho G. A. R and tho mombera of tho IJnn County Bar attending In a body. Heppner Times. Ho reports that while sheep nro yet quite thin In thuso suctions, they are strengthening on tho new grnss. There has been scarcely any feeding In Hie sand country during the .win tor, and naturally shsep nro rather torn In lltwh, hut Mr. Klrlt Hays thoro hus been no loss except some old Hilltop linvo succumbed ns a conso nuonoo of old age. rather than from n lack of forage. Ho reports some scab among tho (lochs In tho northorii end of the coun ty, but that shoop thus affected havo boon ordored to bo dipped as soon as the lambing and shearing season Is over. Shearing hns been In progress In that section tho past two weeks.nnd lambing Is about a thing of the past for tho season. Tho Hocks of Morrow county gener ally havo como through fairly well, considering tho long forage feeding season. The "FLORSHEIM" Stoe THE VERY ULTIMATE OF SHOE FASHION. Ita tho "FLORSHklM" Shoe -Mado tho way your Bhocmakor would maKo thorn lino bench work good materials custom made appearance a pcrfoct, foot-fitting shape , THE NEW STYLES nro now ready for your Inspection today Is tho boat, tlmo to call I your slxo may bo gone tomorrow. If vm & Pettys Z Phone No. 201 Blue. REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT. H State Street tlWf f ItltH vf lwlf !! HHllf IIHIHItt f f iamf f f f iwifitaitff mHHwt Attention Hop Growers! Hop Fertiliser No. tO. Especially for your purposo, combined upon roaulta of oxporlmonta. Gakdkn imdl'iKMi Fkiitilizkhb Nos. 1, 'J, 3, t, nnd 5 will bo uiuiiu io hint nn ruquircinouiH. Ijiiiiu piamcr, etc. Vour ordors aolioltod. SAVAGE & FLETCHER I Boo, Scod nnd Poultry Supplies). SALEM, OUKGON. HALL'S FERRY Now Open and Ready For Business The short route to Independence, Monmouth, Duena VwU, Suver, Corvallis and other points on the West Side, Good roads leading to ferry and good service on the boat. A. D. Pettyjohn, Prop. n-tMtallfr-lsHItMl MARRIED. Willamette 32 University -flflM-HK BR4Ml!-tlKB-MI i i MWMMsssaMsssMaMNspsjsssswsssBisMssBHMWHnsBMSHiSBMasBiMMinsvMisisanHsJMBa in week Miss Minnie Kothmlcder. '03, had tho serious misfortune last Saturday to lose a portion of her thumb. Tho first Joint was completely severed di agonally across the nail through the bono by tho blow of an ax. As Mist Koslualeder is captain of tho ladles' basket ball team It will suriously In- terforo with tho remaining ball games of the season. Ilev. Hiram dould, pastor of tho M. j a church at Newbcrg, led the Unl- M. C. A. yotterday, and was the WOOI.SBY-llBMIS. At tho Salem IlotQl, at i p. m.. Sunday, April 12, 1903, Miss Lillian 'Woolsey, of Ber lin, Linn county, and Mr. V. A. Homls, of this county. Rev. Lester, of Itoseburg, officiating. ' The brldo has been a resldont of verslty V, this city only a short time, and has i Introduced to the studonts at chapel made her homo at the Salem Hotel. J thltt morning. Rev. Oauld attended Tho groom Is a young printer, and has the sessions, of tho Bpworth Iagui been employed in Tho Journal's roe- i convention bold In Salem last week, obanlcal department. .Several of the j The 3Cth annual recital of the Col- associates of the groom accompanied l"e of Music and Oratory will take tho couple to tho train .!at night, placo this evening at tho University uud llberallyv sprinkled rice and con- -napeI at 8 o'clock. This Is tho lat fettl upon thorn, In addition to dec recital, but one, of tho school year, orating their baggage. After a short Kverybody invito.!. Admlmiloii fne. visit with relatives of tho bride In J903wifl aive or 10 days Don't invest in a wheel till you see them. n meantime we are repairing bicycles. Does your wheelneed it? If so call or ring us up. We call for and deliver free and guarantee satisfaction at prices that are right. CLAYTON F. YOUNG. Phone Black 2551 540 Cottage Street Linn ceunty. Mr. and Mrs. Homls will return .to this city and nwld DIEp. WlHTIfc At the borne on Front street In this city, Saturday ovoning, April 11, 1903, tha flvp weeks old child of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Whlto. Fun oral services were held Sunday nfternoon. Why Not. Co where you can get the best? The Whitp Houio Restaurant is the most popular restaurant In the city. Open day and night Strong's Oaktry And restaurant Is Salem's best est log house. Thls house Is patronized by everybody. Tho best service that can bo bad. BORN. McNAJlY. At this Salem hospital, t Saturday. April 11. 1903. to Mr. and Mrs. If. P. McNary. a son. oxuvonxA. Choice Dried. FrulL We are offering a quantity of choice dried fruit, at prices that will salt you. Guaranteed tp bo of standard quality. Send lu your orders early. BRANSON k ItAOAN. Gormen is opposed to Parker procidentia candidate. f4H4V4IHBHflHM4JBfli4ll4M4l4-a4ffrffH4HI4l I f.MvTiAii) KJ4. WTt.f 540,00031070163 wero sold in tho United States last yeur. Tho Ileasou? It's not for off; U'd in youraelf; You never felt hotter in your lifo than when you rodo tt bioyclo regularly did you? That's what thoy all say and tlial'u why they aro all coining back. Aro you with us for good health, it good time, good ronda and good bicycles? If so then drop iti nnd oxamino our lines. You've been out of tho gamo for a fow years and tho new featured will astonish you. Jf you think thoto hoa been no change in bicycles, drop in and tell u wjiat you think of tho Columbia for, a $-10.00 proposition. Columbia, Hartford, Cleveland, Raeycles, Vedetts, Otto J. Wilson ; Agent for Good Bicycles. 135 Cort Street, f I! at iMimiifinwffigmf n liiiiBiBmmiMiiHBiMimt
