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THE DAILY JOURNAL. SALEM, OnEQON, THURSDAY, APRIL 33. 1903.
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BINGER
HERMANN
LEAVES
Meets With Much Encouragement
i 1 i i i t t
iiiiimtMtiiiJ.
rows
Lace Sale
Topular designs in dainty laces
and insortion. It will be greatly
to yodr hdvanlngo to buy laces
Monday, worth from (5c to 10c
Monday Only
4c
See Display
Saturday
Night
Special
Ncwrtt ideas in Bolts at
greatly reduced priceF.
1.00 bolta 80c, 1.25 bolts 81.12
$1.50 belts $1.35 otc.
Monday and Thursday nto special
days.
Tuesday and Friday aro dish
days."
Salem Republicans are Be
ginning to Pull Together
Hon Dinger Hermann, ex-congress-man
and ex-general land offlco com
missioner. Republican candldato for
congress, has been at Salem since
Tuesday morning, and left today for
Eucene. to confer with District Chair
man Harris about the details of his
coming campaign.
While hero ho met many prominent
and Influential Republicans, and re
ceived many cordial assurances of
o'nniirt the most nromlnent leaders
of tho party agreeing to pull off their
coats and go to work with hearty good
will, and tho ablest men nraong them
will go out and do battle on the stump
for Republican principles.
Mr. Hermann docs not deny that he
has a fight on his hands, and Is not
blind to the fact that there Is a Re
publican disaffection. Many of the
country precincts are full of Republi
cans who will not say what they will
do, but some will scratch him, and
others declare thttf. will not vote at
all. On the other nand a following of
Democrats Is conilntc to Mr. Hermann
that Is surprising, even to that optmls-
tic gentleman.
Whether this can be overcome as
the campaign warms up. remains to be
nosn. The defeat of Furnish lost
spring, and the turning down of fleer,
after he had the impular vote for sen
ator, have hail n disorganizing effect
that will ln felt In thin campaign.
Republicans renllxo that the elec
tion of n congressman who would bo
with tho minority In congress, .and
tho possibility of n sonntor having to
bo appointed would give them a
weakened ami divided dologatlon. nnd
henco argue thnt It Is now or never
for the party to pull together, and re-
Kaln tho ascendency that enn alono
bocome possible by the restoration of
tho broken party linos.
Among prominent Republicans who
will make speeches In this district for
Mr lliM-innnti are Tllmon Ford, T. T
a. Hsk.s"V Wssa
TjCilililsssssss
A0 u Wwnn orf
FRUIT
GROWER'S
UNION
Meets In Salem this Week
Saturday
Directors to Confer With
Cannery Manager
SENATOR
FULTON
HERE
Arrives on the Train
Hermann Goes
as
Members of tho Salem Fruit Grow
era Union aro rapidly signing up the
contract with the Union to pick, pack.
grade and deliver shipping products.
such as strawberries, cherries, peaches
and small fruits, through tho Union
and Its Salem and Portland distribut
ing house.
There aro about forty contracts
closed Including roost of the principal
strawberry and cherry growers. The
directors are to meet with Manager
Holcomb of the Salem tannery at 10
o'clock Saturday at tho office of the
president, and confer over a larger
canner- pack than was cvor put up
at Salem.
The Salem cannery will run this
yenr and Its manager is prepared to
handle tho cntlro cherry crop of Ma
rlon. Polk and Yamhill counties, and
they enn nil be marketed here. As
was tho case last year, members of
the Union will get n llttlo moro for
their product than thoso outside the
Union, and as it costs very "llttlo to
Join the Union, there will not be many
growers outside of the Union.
Manager Holcomb expects there
will be a Inrge pack to put up at Sa
lem this yonr possibly twenty thous
and cases and ho now confidently
oxpects to be able to pay quite nn ad
vance on last yar depondlng on the
volume of fruit that 'ho can get
through tho Union. Tho acreage Is
vory much increased nnd noxt yenr
will be still larger. If Mr. Holcomb a
expectations nro roallzcd ho will next
year double tho eajwclty or the cannery.
Archbishops
Are in Session
WRBhlnicton. April 23. Tho regular
moetlnie of the archbUliopa of the
ntl.1i !. .! It tho. United Qtfitrta
.ill nw inn ii ii i" - - llllllullL- Wiiuivn ia w w ". ww
0w. Clmiil natch. Frank DaVoy. Col. ,KOt j,, to actual work this mornhig.
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Desperado
Crucified
Victoria. II C. April 23 Adlcwi
mro received by the steamer Km
pre of China of Ue eniclnxtlon of a
Chinese desperado In Kwang Tung,
who eon fowied to 00 murders. This
raurdorer. Mali lting- Jim; was decoyed
Into Bhunten Hslon by a man whoso
father ho hud murdered, nnd when he
confuted to so many erlinus It was
decided that decapitation was tdb len
ient a punishment, and ho was cruel
fled. I
Ho was nailed by bis hands nnd fet
to n wooden cross and placed on one
of Uio city's bridges as a warning to
inalvfnctont Ho lingered lor three
lays when he succumbed to his tor
ilblo surTorinKs-
Ormsby. John H. McNnry. T. 11. Kay.
It 11. FlaK and many others, who will
bo assigned Important appointments
as the campaign proaeods.
Mr. Hermann went away very much
encouraged over his prospects, nnd
will enter the campaign with all his
fencoa well repaired, nnd his forces In
cood nuhtliiK trim. It will be nn ng-
groeslvo campaign, with the full back
inir of tho nntlnnnl administration, tho
nntliinnl rnmmlttiHt and tho COnKTOS-
Mlonal and county commlteos as will
bo revealed by the progress of evonts.
In Conference With
Friends at Salem
Old
Unl'ed States Senator Fulton, of
Oregon, arrived pn the local train to
day that Hon. Blnger Hermann de
parted on, and the two had a great
tlmo shaking hands and slapping eacn
other on the back.
"Hermann, old man, how aro you
making It?" said Fulton, with another
twist, from which even tho adept
handshaker from Coos winced.
"I realize 1'vo got a figh't on my
hands, but things aro coming my way.
Wo will soon have tho enemy on the
run."
"I am coming over nnd help you
rarrv tho district. If you need me."
said the man from Clatsop, looking se
rious. "Hut I don't believe you need
me." added Fulton, with a broader
smile.
"I am counting on you to lead tho
hnatB to victory." said Hermann. "I
havo my host flghtors already picked,
and they will mnke mincemeat or the
Ilenmos argumonts, as soon It enn be
known what thoy aro."
Fulton was heartily cougrntulnted by
many old friends, nnd took a short cut
for the state house. He Is looking as
Jaunty and bouynnt as ever, nnd his
senatorial enreor does not seem to dis
agree with him.
Jockey's Wife Is Sick,
l'nrls. Anril 23. The wife of Jockey
Tod Slonn Is seriously 111 with typhoid
fever. Only Intimate friends of tho
famous Jockey are aware of tho fact
thnt nearly two years ago ho marrleo
a handsome Parisian girl.
NEW TODAY
For Sale or Trade. tor suruurunn
residence proporty nsar enr lino,
five acres one mile onBt of nsylum,
a small house, good well, nnd or
chnid of mixed fruits ovor 170
trees In full bearing. Call soon,
must be disposed of. C. A. Lewis.
Rt. C Olty. t-M-tw
Governor Lee
WfflTestify
Chlanjw, Anril 2.1. UeuUuant,aov
ernor Lee, who has been hiding here
for u week, returned to St. IhiIs this
morning, and will toll all ho knows
about, tho bribery In tho last legislature,
Japanese
SeedOysters
Whatcom. Wash.. April 83. T-n
thousand barrels of Japanese osyterw
hnve boon plantod within the last
threo days by the IleMnaham Hay
Oyster Otmpany on their reserves on
Snmlsh Flats, below this elty. Tho
fisheries detriment of .(ho United
States government has been recom
moudlng this experiment to the oys-tor-ralsere
of the Pacific coast for the
pnst four years.
Tho Japanese oysters nro of the
same sho os those of Chespeake Hay.
and can bo bought at Hlroahoma and
brought here cheaper than the)' can
be transported from the Bast. Tho
United States Ash department stnte
it ns Its belief that Japanese oysters.
being natlvo to Inplllc ocean waters.
should propagate better nere tnnu
thoso from tho Alantlc. This Is the
first experiment made on the eoast
with them.
Ainonic tho nuoRtlons to be considered
are the contemplated rovlslon of the
Cnthollc Sunday School 'catechism :
nlans for the extension of education
among tho Indians, and for preserving!
tho faith of Catholic immigrants In
tho United States. This afternoon
Cardinal Olbbons will lay tho coruor
stone of tho Apostolic Mission House.
King Edward
In Italy
Naples. April 33. King Kdwnrd.
aboard tho royal yacht, arrived hero
this morning, and was greeted by a
salute of 100 guns by the Italian Medl
teranean squadron. Threo hundred
thousand pooplo won gathered to
view the arrival. Tho authorities who
huardod tho royal yacht say His Mai
osty looks well, but Is badly In ned
of rt. TUe King expressed the de
sire that thrt be no naval review
, o
rr R.nt Farm of SO nciO. S mll8
from 'Salem. -IB acre good bottom
i,1 ,.lni- nml runilv for croo of
hay or potato. Apply to John
Molr. 27 Commercial street.
l-23-3t
Lost. Ten dollars In currency. Find
or will be rewarded by leaving same
nt Journal olileo. 4--3-3t
The Miners
Will Accept
Mahone) 'ity Pa.. April 15 Fif
teen thousand locked-oul mine work
ers of Mahoney and Shenandoah val
leys today voted to accept, pending
tho arbitration of the Reading com
pany's Interpretation Saturday of the
short workday rule. As a result all
collleriee will resume work tomorrow.
c. R.-ii.- RJuht room hottso and 10
lots. Price $Soo Address "I.. C
i are Journal 4-23-1 wk
V J THE PURE
In comparing Grain-0 and coffee
remember that while tho taste I
the samo Graln-O gives health nnd
strength whllo coffee shatters the
nervous system and breeds disease
of the digestive organs. Thinking
people prefer Graln-O and its ben
efits. TRY IT TO-DAY.
At &ocn ttry whu Ue. nd We. per pint
A DROP
TOO MUCH
The least particle of Ink
that unexpectedly drops
from a fountain pen Is a
"drop too much.'.' Get a
pen thatJJdoes not drop
writes smooth even and
easy-ttiatiskcpt clean by
fllllne-thats tne famous
"SWAN FOUNTAIN PEN"
Continuous wrltinir flwlth
continuous satlsfac 1 1 o n.
You can get one at
Pattons Book Store.
WHEAT MARKET.
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GOLD DUST FlOUfi
itinae oy a
rHB IDNKY POWER COMnJ
ftldnav. Clrn VU'A-
Made for family use, uk to,
xoeer for it Bran S
korta alwaya on kaaa.
A. T. WALN Aee
J. Brownstein & Son.
136 Court street- Highest cash price
paid for Hides, Pelts. Wool. Tallow
and furs: also 'general dealer In old
Iron, Rubbcrarid Metals-
Something Good.
Youwlll thlnkso if you give those old
accounls and notes for collection to
The VAN ALSTINE. GORDON & CO.
Exrrt Collectors.
Room 4. 275 12 Commercial St-
Phone Main 801.
A. R. MORGAN & CO. Managers
A Daintv
TURNOUT
We have tho lnrgost nnd best as
sortment of un-to-dato driving wagons
tills season that wo have evor shown.
Our now lloor arrangement pormlta us
to keep tho. most of our dainty light
rigs on tho lower iloor. Wo would bo
pleased to have you call nt any time.
Opon Driving Wagons.
Top nugglos.
Dike Wagons.
Surrlos.
Spring Wagons. .
Farm Hnolts.
Delivery Wagons.
Rural, Mail Wagons..
And evor thing that belongs to a
first-class vohlcle , nnd Implement
house.
We fit rubbor tires to nny rig wo
sell hard rubbor tiros, cushion tiros
or pneumatic tires.
We also fit all sorts of rubber tires
to old and new rigs of any make
Call and let us nguro with you.
F. A. WIGGINS
Implement House.
255-257 Liberty 8t., 8alem.
Farm Machinery. Bicycle, Sewing
Machines and Supplies.
N. H. Burley,
Sewing Machine wnlin .
William Suavely j
Successor to
Farrington & Farror
Cash Meat
130 Court Street
Will continue to serve the cutlkk;
ici man cm. auu uui UI11C5 WU
naiswiuc iuni ;
Will keepthe vervcbolcestofmj
uu iiauu bunpuiuiijr
Fresh Chocolate
Chips and
Angel Creams...
fl6cuK de M
Edward Ellis.
144 tt
rsr closing sale js
Fine Stock of bhocs for
Mon nnd Women
I Must go nt your own pnee
Jacob Vosjt. 265 Com'lS
C6)eMSfe)H
K I. EOFF. E. HARTLEt
NOT IN THE TRUSl!
But for quality of our
9 Meats. Lard and Poultry
S we challenge any com-
5 petltor to meet us In ex-
5 ccllence Ilousckeeten
si know this
J EOFF & HARTLEY
I 140 State Street
Phone 2853 Main-
I Salem. Oregon. '
NEEDHAW & CO. 1
-PAINTERS- lj&
Palntln?. Calsomlnln? sol h cti
Haneln? Work all Guarantee!
Leave orders at Savaee & Flet
Feed Store. SALEM. OREGON
J.M.HOWELL
Cash Market
In Kteiner's Fish Market, BUM i!
Freih meats of all kinds, html,
ders, bcon,lRrd. etc. PromctSn
Phone, Main Mffil
Its Time
To have ur Dlcycle overhauled.
Cleaned. Rims or Tlrea put on, or any
thing else you may need, and this Is
a good place to bring It.
FRANK J. M00RES
100 Court St. Phdne 2&44
Albany will probably have a street
carnival, commending July Cth.
i ii
Senator Fulton's frlonils tendered
that Kontleman a banquet at Astoria
Tuesday ulfibt.
Jew Riots
In Russia
llerlta. April 3S.Siow aatUxni.
itlc riots are raporUul at KakhengfT.
Rttsala. i were killed ad lf wftumb
Preparing
Exchange Your
Old Glasses.
for now ones. Tho beautifully made rimless glussos nro tho thing Cvllihi'f
just now, probably you linvo a good pair you wout uiatlo into rim- C All I UI I
1e or oxohnnged. We will do this lor you and you will bo surpris-
ed at tho littlo oxinmse. We liavn just received a now line of lenses iiava, April n. General Maximo
' which are exceptionally hard, don't break so easy and neither scratch aru for St. UwU Saturdav to pre-
lino louses for 1 a pair. Most goiug anu mounungsiosuuygur purse i w ,m wiwt iir.
CHAS, H. HINGES,
PIONEER OPTICIAN.
Next Door to Bush's Bnk.W State 8trt
:3 years prf ctlcal experience.
I The Socialists lll aeeci their nam-
lalKtt in Ofaekamas cottaty. at Oregon
City next week.
The restdeaee or F. J. Barker, of
Roseburg. aa destroyed by fire Wed
nesday, loss $330.
Exclusive
Safety Devices
Tho Ilurllngton has equipped all its
through traius with the Westlnghouse
HJgh-speed Brake.
AVhat Is moro It Is tho only rail
road to the Kaat that has placed this
groat safety-device on all thro' trains.
The new brako will stop a train In
30 per cent loss dtstanco than re
quired with the next best braking ap
pliance. Take the Burlington Route East
via. Billings, Denver, or St Paul
"as you like It."
A. C. SHE-DON, General Agsnt.
lOO TimtD STKEET,
PORTLAND.
HALL'S FERRY
The short route to Independence, Monmouth. BuenaK
buver, L)rvallis and other points on tne West siae,
Good roads leading to ferry and good service on the1
A. D. Pettyjohn, PropH
PEOPLES JSAHG4JCyjffOlSJB-
X FOR FRIDAY ONLY
Every day in the week has to stand by itself d
do its own work, We put goods onawle toy
that might not be advertised again for a moo.
so you see the necessity of attending to our sales.
We put on sale today white muslin underskirts,
white China silk waists, remnants of embroider'
ies from 2c yard up. torchon,' medallion and v
encienncs lacts, certain lines of notions and hov
iery, black Peaudesoie silk and wash silks. Be'
tore you buy you should get our prices, as c
don't allow any house to undersell us.
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