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:i w yy-'iwjwyPipip nrv vmmi!i''iriQtvm-&n' tu mpprmiK ' ' J""''y-,ri"w fmmmw.'wmnmma tvw),-ny;,iiiiwny iyfiy . ymn'i " jinynij .TH&-tAILY.OUR,AL.JaAtUEM( OfrEOON,. '.SAXURDAY, APr3)L.a&J03. , siting Left, Bitt Stone Gone. Setting gets loose, stone drops out unnoticed, search fruitless. This is a not Infrequent experience with handsome rings. Come in. and let us ee if the setiing to your ring is. safe. We chanre nothimr for 1 the inspection and it may save you the (os of,a,vaU I irble stone. Re-s'c'tHng rings is a Birr specialty .r so is aimosi any ion or jeweiry. repauuijj; so is making over old gold into rings. There are a good many sides to the Barr business. qu;t ' ?-. BARR'S JEWELRY STORE State & Liberty Sts- . Leaders In Low Prices. Sinn iiniiimi,iiiii Local Iventa the iiiinitnniiiiiiiini BIG BERRY INDUSTRY Has Been Developed in a Few ': k Years Hood River's Strawberry Crop a Record Breaker Social Realm: A Farewell Party. Kfffcoro was a farewell party given by ;J, C. Huffman and her daugh (Cora and Roxana, at their rest. nt Liberty, In honor of Mrs. J. and her daughter. Miss Nolllo ItsiMlWednoaday. Tlioy all enjoyod Bives morougniy, ana ni ino Yaqu five. SUNDAY CERVICES. First Baptist Church. it' (Hood lllvor Olaeler, April 22d.) Tho Davidson Fruit comnnnv hns L-nicngo, wno win return with her for estimated tho coming season's straw a visit. hurry crop at 1Q9175 orates. These Hon. T. T. Geer and Mrs. Gecr re- ?Burt'8 are almost startllnp. Tho car turned from Astoria on ln.t niM.i . pstlmntC9 wore bct.wcen 80.000 train, sire. Gccr has been at tho bed- aro now exceeded by 40.000 crates, side of her sick mother for Boveral but 17,000 loss than the total crop for days; her mother Is much Improved 1902- x,r- Davidson says the pros- necTwUhT' Wh hM br,T -tSwKffluXpffif'Si nected with tho management of the tho valley look vigorous, and thrifty. asylum for several years, resigned his and give every promise of an nbund- position, and took the evening train ant y,olll n' "80 ' fertilizers last for Pendleton last night, where he ' V? 'tt UJ,8J!lC5ln F?JZ tiSmTet 4 p. m. nn olegant lunch was will accept a position with tho Kast as oneycnr-olds .With such a largo WI7M. ' OrCCOnlail. rriin It In ImnnrntU-n thnt Mm crrnn-. ftkoo present to bid tho parties n lr. ,,. mnr ii.,. nr,unrv ,, i jjMB farowcll weror Mrs. A, , W.I Agency Transferred. putting their fruit on tho market, and IJKHM. Mrs. b. II IlatCIt. Mrs. Wnl. i 'Wii tin v.. lrmfn.r..l il. .... .. It. ,. il.nl l..r.tn- ..!. I. ... ijjjsg. Mrs. James Gibson, Mrs. M. C. tho Standard Sewing Machine to Geo. out. which will havo a tendency to do Knwm, Mrs. Kate I.athrop. Mrs. A. E. c. Will, tho old sewing machlno ami morallzo tho mnrkets This tuntter iMsa, Mrs. m A. ciaypooi, sirs. J. music dmior Am- nnn ...ii. t win i, urn).n.t !.... i,nn ... i, e. Mro. John Datt. Mrs. L. Wor- Standard sewing machlno or any sun- the shipping concorns.and every effort j.i iuiu jjuiiK. jii. j. . wu.i- plD8 ror Uu, ,anu, w pIong ma,i0 to ship only flrstclasa fruit In Mrs, Mary Zosel, Mrs. Annlo Zo- hereafter' rm Mr win mi n " tirot.ni.... d,nnn Mrs. J C, Hoffman, Mrs. Hughes, clnl sirooi i -ri.n ii.i Tiic ..,,. ,.. MFm! Hnrdwlck. Mrs. West, nnd tho tiim oT.ki..... n...... ... i ..., .... .. ... . aitwes Ijrdla Claypool. 1 jiura Clay- CHINK COMPANY. 109.175 cratos The Davidson Fruit Mv.M'enhwwPM'eClovo. -.-.. Company has complM n few stntls- JrijJ, Gold oLnthrop. Cora Hoffman. livery truo Amurlcan citizen should tics furnished tho comwtnyby tho Iioiana tioiiman, Ilinne llOIiman, demand n fair trinl tnr ..v.,-., .......... Bmu-ora whirl. ..to mimrUlnir in tl.r.; ntr Ulu . . "W "muiil - . " -" -- r. -- . on sclentllle l ln'ormw'- l"o company sent ro- n.iu.t. t,i nil tlm umwttrm nulli.tv f.tr n PrOVldftfl a atntnn.an n. tl.n nMMm.n In Itnn.lni Ralph Warden. Vera Htihos nnd thorough training In nil thnt nor nnd In now ninni nnd n. cniwoni' lO ClnypOOl InlnS to thn MW of l.nnttl. .....I ........ ivllmnla nn hlu ..mil I ii ..r.iii Tu-n rs Fuseo nnd daughter will Imve mtmt f ,,1,,,, " . hunilrod nnd forty growera reported i for Pendleton, Ore., where they . . .. Irtiu, n-rMi i. ixorinr i.im.tH nn.i pet to reside . acnomuo. imrr a nnrr. Oitcopnlhs, 7U no in now .,h.V.t. ui.n n. Opern House Illock. SIom. j total estimate for this year's crop Is : placed nt 100.175 cratos. 11 F Pav Anoinej- Shapohal. I uiton says thero nr about 30 growers l!B?.a?a "ofrnm,n' J ... . .lY1"' ,1"'"'l i alr trial for i Violet Hoffmnn Ix)a lludd. Kate Mlr.e, nt ,ni. ,.. , , , Nojlle Ueid Messrs. ChosUsr Heff: f 1h?Ia,'nK tl,at ls ,la8, B5!h. Walter Hoffman. Orlo .Hoffman. Principles and that F W". CUffe,. pastor; Morning wor ship with 'sermon al 10:30; niblo school nt 12;C. K.-nt 6:30; evening service at 1 7,: 3. ,j Lutheran Church , Kast 8tato street, Itev. Ad. Kberle, fidstorj Sunday school at 10 a, jn. Altar service, 11 a. ui.; scnuon. 11:30 n. m Strangeri "olcomo. United Orethren. 'Corner Twelftln nnd Mission, Oscar Olivor. rastoi. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; prcachlnn senico at 11 a, m. nnd 7:30 p. m.; Christian ICndeavor nt 6:30. Subject of evening nddrots, "Courage." First Presbytetrlan Church. II. A. Kctchum. pastor. Preaching scrvlco at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Young People's meeting at 6:30 p. m. Subject of morning' sermon from l.uko 7:36-60, "Henrt 8orvlco for Christ vs. Policy Scrvlco:" evening Jnde 3. "Zeal for tho Fnlth." Christian Science. First Church or Christ, Scientist. Services: lesson sermon and child ren's classes nt 11 a. m.; subject of lesson sermon "Kcrlastlng Iuntsh mont." Wednesday 'evening mooting nt 7:30 p, m.; rending room open dally, oxcept Sunday, from 1 to 4 p. m. Christian Sclenei" Hall, corher of Court nnd Liberty strelfts. Church of Qod. The church or the living nnd truo God Is holding a ttm-dnyit' mooting at thf W. C. T U hall ovory night except Saturday night Thero will be three meetlrgt Sunday at 10 30. 2 3n and 7 30 .The Old Apostolic teaching. Kamestly contending for tho faith onto delivered to tho saints. Divine healing for both soul and body through faith in Jesus Christ and tho oneness of God'a people. Como nnd hear tho whole gospel. You will not bo nuked for your money. W. C. T. U. Elder George C. Ultchey wilt preach at tho W. C. T. U. hall Sunday. April 26th, at 4 p. m. All aro cordially lu vlteil. , r V. M, C. A. (r. J. 1). Lister. ot'Kugcno. will ad dress tho meeting for men only nt tho Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoon nt 3:30 p. m. All men cordially Invited. Congregational Church. W. C Kantnor, D. D., pastor Preaching at 10:30 n. m. and 7:30 p m. Morning subject: "Giving God a Largo Place In Our Uvea." Kvoalaaj subject: 'Tho neauty or OM." Junior Dudeavorat 3:15 p. m. Y. PJ?B. C. HI at 6:30. Sunday School at 12 m. To Keep Well evory organ must be doinp its duty stomach, liver and kid noys must each bo in thorough working order. If you aro toot as well as you ought to bo take a email doso of Beecham's' Pills SoM Errrrlirre. Jnbon 10cnd!Sc iitii(tmii)nitf ifffiaiiinif The FLORSHEIW Shoe THE VERY ULTIMATE OF SHOE FASHION. f Us the "FLOR8HEIM" Shoe Mado Uiq way jour Shoemaker would make thorn flno bench work good materials custom mad appearance a perfect, foot-flttlus shape. THE NEW STYLES aro now ready for your Inspection today la tho best tlmo to call your slzo may bo gono tomorrow. Itvia & Petteys Phono No. 201 Olue. RftPAiniNQ WHILE YOU WAIT. SM4M6Tttta)fQQ9a)iwiVlwi'9IVw tfwTi 04 State 8trett. South Salem Personals. , ro itnfter has roturned homo, nf- month'a visit with hor dnuglitera storla us Downs of Portland, visited 1I3 In South Salem yostordny nnd nod home today ' , I.lkins anil family, of tho Waldo, are moWng Into tlitt Otis prop on Miliar street. ' v H L Prntt. of Portland. Is ng his blstor Mrs. It. C. Illack-: 1,' In South Snlem. eorgo O'Flyng, who Is tenohlng rlh of town, enme u last evenini: 'O'ifpund Sunday with hla rnthor. Mraand Mrs L. IaiwIs, of Ilutto itn visiting at the homo of Yosb on South Commorolal L Bra. Clias WVloh. nf MiNlford. wns frfting with South Snlom friends yim-' cjgjijtan ' lrH Jolin Cnrson roturned yeKMdny from a visit to San Fran SCO Krnest Piper of Portland. Is In thai Bh business "w I here v.n8 n pleasant little enter- pnl and reception nt tho Lincoln ISjjogl yesterday afternoon, given by IKpJiiuplla of Miss Moyors and MIhh Ballan'a rooms to tho mothers. Thoro jjFSTa nice program given by tho pu PllilTaiitl punch was served to tho .jfunSlS' and those that wore fortunate 1 IcKii !' l" aul nu pronounced 11 n roostlbnjoynble nffalr fllty2i tninmp WNE WmM 1' A Card of Thanks. '.the ladles of St Paul's Guild. to thank the young Indies, each ory ono of the children, and tho u who so kindly assisted In tho ciion or tho "Mystic Midgets." PERSONAL8. dgo Dean Is spending Sunday at port . It Morgan returned last night a business trip to Jefferson. fa Tin Ibah la t nn In mnblnn 4 M MIIOUU ID ilk WltUU, uiunii'ti proof on some tlmbor claims. a Lena Molsan Is spending tho 's end at her homo In Brooks. s Ethel Knight left for an ox- d Eastern trip on this morning's J F Kerns, of Stayton. Is in looking up the tlmbor busl- 'Hurley of Independence, l vis- vlth Mr and Mrs. J. F. Cal- teunlco noberts. of Portland. Jng her daughter. Mrs, W. I. niV. 1 1 " .a Vin,niu ,ft,1'- of tills yet to report who havo nn additional ' ..n j..ot wmmu n letiwr rrom lotnl acreage or n ncrea. which would Among; Salem's Bright Young People offers. Miss Anna M. Ilarr Is ono of Salem's prugroHHlve young Indies. In whom n largo circle of friends aro ver Interostoil. She has lieon known ror several yoars nn n popular sales lady In tho Darr Jawolry store, 11 ml. having grown up In Snlum, hns many rrlsndi. 8ht) reolvod a good oduen-) tlon at tho Araitemy of tho Sacred 1 1 van, nnu a iw years ago iiecided upon a professional enreer. for which she Is woll fitted. Miss Uarr took the full courso In osteopathy at Kirks vlllo. Mo., during l.ooi.ioog, nnd hns Just rotmned with houoi-a. hnlng ' stood high In her clnsw. Among the siiiiiiee cnrriei at the college w-n-nynecology, obstetrlCB, anatomy, phvs liloy. surgory and chomlstry. nil of which are eeeeutlal to tho profession , r;- --- nl iiinali rf 1I.a 1lll.1 ...... il.i.t 7 "in ui inn nnuiwi uniuojiniumt ( .., i-u.u.u.,,.,17 ,,, u ,,,i.k M(tt8 ,mrr ,8 ft. (lovotm nrtuorent of peoplo In whom thero Is a general In- this opitar now school of hoallng I terest, and Salem Is not an exception and hor many filonds wfsh hor mic to the rulo. WV have not a few bright lm- ano nn8 oponcil praotlco with ner nroinor nnu Blstor In the Odd Fellows' Templo. and Is almadv a 1 j$ aKy $MW 1 mi 5 si-T jrsa 1 W&vJffij Wall Paper mm is one of the things that , occu pies the attention of most every house-keepe? at this season We ate especially well prepar ed to supply yotr wants in this 14 fv i are the latest AZJlae Ut jJOjJ,i;z a the lowest in the city. and patterns. co'orings PRICES ajLifjavfiivjiiaammjmiJsammmrsiitimyt m young peoplo, of whom all aro. proud, nnn .1 is a raro p.oasuro to say a 1,,,,,-young woman In hor chosen pro-' worn anoui mom wnen opportunity fosslon. hor husband, who Is now In England. 'add 0.360 to tho total oetlmnte mak saying that his suddon disappearance Ing It Over 116,000 cratos. Those sta a year ago,' on tho day of her arrival .tlstlcs do not Include any new acre was caused by tho fact that he was ago ownod by peoplo who do not have DiiuuKiimi'u uiiuuru a nniiHu snip, auu . uearing plants. hns Just reached tho homo port Ktmdors of tho Dally News will recall Its account of the strnngo disappear- anco or Mr. Aho on tho day of tho ar rival or hla wire and family from Fin land, about a year ago. It was sup posed at tho tlmo that tho husband was recreant to his duty, and had de serted his helpless wlfo and children. Tho letter gives no details as to tho names and methods of tho kidnapers. Astoria Nows. Earnest Bean, who is attending tho atejtunlverslty. Is spending Sunday tjhoroo. IMfiU Edith Iiongmoro, of San Fran- ' Is visiting at tho horn? of F. I). wick n Cordano. a detective on tho In Portland, was In Sajepi on ess yesterday bs Ruby Burrows, of Roeeburg, est at the home of Robert Hous- jon Confer street Irs. J. M. Patterson, or Tho Dalies, i'Mre. Ed. Patterson, of 8eattIo, i"gnests of Salem relatives, tailed States Senator Charles W. ton left for Portland and Astoria, r arguing a caso beforo tho bu- sno court. (rs. Margaret Hoating and grand- PRhter returned to Portland last ev- g. after a visit with fronds' and, VAN uvea in this city. I No Mddlemen. The unions are' all trying to cut out tho mlddlomen. Thoro Is ono union manufacturer that has done It tho Packard Men's Shoe Is sold direct from the factory to tho man who wears It, through one agent In a city Geo. W. Johnson, rellablo clothier, at Salem. All styles, at 3.50. Bob Fitzslmmons Penniless. Now York, April 26. After more than 200 battles, covering a period of 20 years, Dob Fltzslmmona, tho old man of the prlzo ring, supposed by his friends to be worth at least f 100.- 000 deolares that he has no money left and that tho houso at Bath Beach which Is owned by his wife, repre sents his entire wealth.. As Mrs. Fitz slmmons died without making a will the tltlo to this property passes to her children amf "Lanky Bob" Is left with a llfo Interest only. If Fltzalm- mona statement to his lawyers Is ao- surato, all bo has to show for hla years of fighting Is tho right to lire in a house for tho rest of his life. This ostlmato appoara all the more startling when It Is considered that for tho past two years tho Davidson Fruit company has gathered stalls ties In the same mannor, and oarh UnflfLiti i hn nm,. nv.nh.liul .1... ....... mate Last season tho ostlmato was' about 40.Mk). when tho total shipment exceeded 67.000 orates. The estimate this year of 110.000 crates (In round numbers) from 880 acres is at the rate of 1S6 crates to the aero a very ' conservative ostlmato. If prices aro as good as last year. tho Hood Illver atrawborry growers will receive over fSW.OOO this sum mer. The Best That's Made We carry the best lines of machinery that's obtainable We are building our business on quality, and if you get things here you get the best that's to be had in any mar' ket We guarantee our gooes and stand back of that guarantee. The Odd Fellows anniversary cele bration Is abandoned. Odd Fellows, Attention. Out of respect to tho memory of our lato brother. John Hughes, the celebration of to Odd Fellows' anni versary, previously announced for this evening, has been abandoned. U. T POMErtOY. N. O.. Ckeroeketa Lodge No. 1 FItANIC F. TOKV8. N. 0.. Olive Lodge No. 1. MAItY PAnMHNTKTl N. O., Salem Bebokah I.odg8 No. 1 Sharpies Tubular Cream Separators MARRIED. MOSS-HOWE. At the real- denca of the offlolailng clergyman. ,.,. r.,i 1 nM -nf t iv,rf ' April !4. 1M3. Mr. Henry VanMoaa (Isa Mable I Carter went to Port-, M,M jj, u How0f of 8 but night to spend 8undar, and poiir county. Oregon. Iter. W. C. fk her friend Miss Lena Smith, of) Kantner D. D. officiating Suffered 8 Months I can heartily recommend Acker's Tablets for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. I havo been suffering for eight months, and tried many reme dies without any relief, until I got Acker's Dyspepsia Tablet, which I used only a short tlmo, and am now perfectly well. Thanking yon for tho speedy recovery. I am gratefully yours. Franefs I, Qannog, Vancouver,, Wash. Stnd to W. H. Hooker & Co.BuOa- lo, N. Y.. for a free trial paokage. Nothing like Uiem. Our trade on this moat iKipuIar Separator Is constantly on the In crease, It's not oneo In twenty times . that a prospective buyer, who will look Into tho relative merits of this and any or all other Separators will fall to' decide en the Sharp ie. Low hung supply tank, long, hollow bowl, no Inner part, sear ing enclosed and running In ell, high speed and perfect safety, all comblcod la one All sixes ready for Immediate delivery. Machines sold on easy payments. Try one and you'l never giro It up. Send for catalogue and other material. Studebaker Wagons and Spring Vehicles A warehouse full of them ready for you. Our oiitlro lower floor filled with olioloe spring veJfWon, In road wagons, driving wagons, top buggies, surrlus, rubber tiros ami evorythlng 'uUo jrou might de ulro. Call and see lis. PLOWS, GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, HARROWS, CULTIVATORS, WIRE FENCINO, And everything usually found lu a first-class Implement house. Our first car of McCormlck harvesting machinery already on the way Tribune Bicycles The choice of experts. The choice of the ladles. The choice of mechanics. The tholco of boys, and all for tho ouo general reason Uiat they run easily, und aro the best wheels that money van buy or skill pro duce. Best, for the one aud sim ple reason that every feature on them Is tlmo tried aud touted. SewingMachines WHITE ROTARY. WHEELER & WILSON. WHITE SHUTTLE. QUEEN SHUTTLE. And other machlnmi as low as 18. Our trado on our bust rotary machines Is something phonome. ual. Wo seldom fall to convlco the most prejudiced looker that tho rotary uhuttlo Is tho correct one, and (hat the White and Wheeler ft Wilson aro the hlfthoet embodl meat of that Call and see our lines. F. A. WIGGINS IMPLEMENT HOUSE v Sramsw X 255-257 LAerty Sfcetf, Salem, X Farm .Nfachinery, Jiicycles, evvlug Machines and Soppily N. II. BUJILGYi Sowing Machiue Repairing. X v