THE DAILY JOURNAL 8ALEMrOREOQN, THURSDAY, MAY '14,1903.
The Gospel
Of Good Gift Giving
KPHHOIl ftiul Ollt thf Hnrr Rtrvrn nnolr.11.. .. 1... ii i
nf llm nrnotipnl in rocnnnl n ,Ti :..: ... , ., ... .
. .,.... .wrvU. Bufc jjiviug. ii usoiui gut is more
bo desired tbon a morely nrotty one. But. fortunntplv. tlin who
Iiooso Rifts at the Barr Store do uot have to sacrifice either quality,
fur Cut Glass, our Silverware, our Clocks, and tho liko are ns hand-
,me as artistic workmanship can fashion, yet they aro undeniably
joful too so useful thut they form tho most annronriato of mfta
tr the blushing brido, who likes bost of all some tasteful addition
' tho equipment of her new homo. Wo'd liko to havo vou corao in
id seo our beautiful wedding gift stock. It's inspection will prove
alensure.
..,PAQE.riVE.
Corner of
State and .
Liberty Sts
iiiiiniiiiiniiiiiinii
1 Local
(Events
In the
rill I Itvlll lllllllllllll
Social Realm!
May Festival Concert.
inn Arbor, Mien., amy 14. The
Kth annual norlos of tho May fcRtU
coucortH under tho auspices of tho
IaIc department of tho University
J Michigan bedns tonight In unlvcrel-
tiall, and music lovers aro arriving
m all rmrtH of the stato. There
il lie five concerts by tho choral
on of .TOO voices, tho Uoston FesU-
Orrhostra of fifty plecoH under tho
ri-ctlon of Km 1 1 Mollouhnuor, and
no of tho most relebrnted soloists
tho country
flio list of soloists Includes Miss
r.lto Itlo end Miss Shonna CummlnR,
pranos, Madame Loulso Homer,, of
Metropolitan Opera Company, and
sdnmo iHs.aliello Hon ton, contraltos;
orr Andreas Dlppel, tenor; Slgnor
illlo Do QoKorzo, baritone; Kroder
srtln. bnss, Madame Knnnlo Hloom
Md Bolster, pianist, and Carl Vol
r, violoncellist,
HARD
TO MAKE
CHOICE
Where all are Beauti
ful Who Shall Be
the Queen?
Blonde, Brown or Brunette,
Blue Eyes or Black, Salem's
Idea of Beauty to be
Put to Test
The commltteo In chnrgo of tho
Carnival Queen contest has been very
over-present real estate man of yoro. I ,),,s' during the last week, making
who now resides at Prosser, Wash., final arrangements, and tomorrow tho
Is In the city, fat and Bassy as ever.' ballot boxes will be placed at Tho
He had his physical health restored by 'g p,CMp u M . ,
tho Hot Lnko springs, and then sold , . , . ' , .... .
them for a neat fortune, and is now,atcrfi c'Kar Mor0' 'Wmplo'i. Hot-
enjoying his religion moro than over. ' vt,rson'8' JoR Meyers & Sons and
Hen would make a splendid collcgo or Stockton's.
hotel or bank president, and we hopo ' Tho ballots will be placed on sale
ho will consent to locate In Salem,
and tako up some light and profitable
occupation.
The Vendetta.
Par above tho average stock organ-
!tlons Is , tho "Rondlck Company,"
that comes for two nights to the
3nora house
(SHio management have loft nothing
uiluuiiu tu uiunu iiiuii uwmiiuiij jui-
fecboven to thn most minute detail.
Tho acting, costuming, scenic of-
fcctsSnro each what thoy should bo
SSSyrtho audlonca Is never dlsnp-
!tol. Tho 'Vendotta" and tho
Unknown" aro tho playo to bo pro-
tod and In each play all tho cmo-
s aro portrayed comedy and pa-
Bos, and both aro full of heart inter-
At tho Grand opora houso Friday
ht In tho "Vondotta." Saturday
t tho "Unknown" nnd Saturday
Ineo "Cnmllle."
ft v
Tomorow Night.
Who oratorios of "Tho Ttodomptlon"
Feast of Adonis" will be ren-
pod nt the First M. B. church by
Salem Oratorio Socloty, assisted
the Portland Symphony Op
stra. Miss Stlnson. Prof, ulcn,
Doyer and Mr. Zan. These am
stla presenting great musical corn-
ions. This Is tendered to Prof.
y who has done- niucn to educate
Ipeoplo of Salem to an npprecla-
i.'ot good music
Kit your reserved seats at Wills'
lie Store Better get them today
tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock, and
the boxes will bo opened for the first
count Saturday evening.
Luncheon Party. Tho lodges will not bo asked to
Mrs. C. A. dray entertained at 1 nnmo candidates for tho contest, nnd
o'clock luncheon today, In honor of nil nominations will tin made by dl
Mm Byron E. I.oomls nnd Mrs. Kd- roct voto.
win K. MeMahlll. Tho Inttor leaves The young lady who Is lucky onough
for the Kant tomorrow. Covers were to be olectod will recolvo her cos
laid for eight, and everything the most tume free of charRo. $100 In gold and
elegant, both In service nnd decora- will havo a cnrrlngo at her disposal
tlons, wore in evidence during the entire cnrnlvnl week. In
fact, she will bo tho city's guest of
honor.
John Carson wns a Portland visitor The commltteo has not yet decld-
yosterday. xl on tho number of mnlds nttendnnt
State Ijuid Agent Morrow Is In upon tho Queen, but will allow her to
PERSONALS.
Portland on business today.
Secretary Gatcns was railed to
Portland on business Inst night, re
turning todny.
Charlie Meyers, Jack Rogers nnd F.
chooo them herself
Former Salem Man Dies
(Contnupd from First Page.)
P. Tnlklngtnn took In the prho fight try wny 1)rom,n,llt rhllrph workori
at Portland last night
the societies of
WILL
MAKE
RATES
(wpectnlly among
young people.
Conscious to tho very last moment,
Mr. Brooks sent bis farewells to his
i many absent friends, authored at his
.bedside woro his wlfo and 14-yoar-old
daughter, his brother, Dt Frank
Brookn. of Sllvertou, nnd Ids slsiors,
, Mm. H. P. Iloduott nnd Miss I.enoro
. BrookH, both of Portland. Others of
his family reside near Salem, and It Is
jprobablo that that the body will bo
tnkon there for Intermont.
J. J. Honry. proprietor; Chlof Kn-, 'm Hrooks wns born In Missouri
glneor Whit toil ami Mnnngor Springer isci. Ho cam to Oregon with his
nro working on a now schodulo for parents In ISCI. and was educnted In
roslilenco- nnd commercial lighting, the public schools and In Dallas col-
that will he submitted to tho city coun- 0K. Most of his life was spent In
oil for acceptance before going Into nowspnpor nnd religious porlodlcnl
offecL 'work in Oregon City and Indeuond-
It Is not known what tho raU will onca Sovcn years ago he camo to
bo, but It Is certain It will place oleo Portland to tako the position of man
trie lights within tho reach of a larg- aging editor on tho Pacific BaptlsL
er number than have been using them which office he held until a little moro
Henry and IKstfcnarc Con
siderlns a New Schedule
for Bomo tlmo pasL
South Salem Personals.
itss Ulllan Lewis attonded tho fu-
of Miss Alice Headrick. nt Cor-
rgo Vlesko has gone to Salt
Utah, whero he expects to re
tho coming summer.
Vlnco, of Vhlpplo Creek, Colo.,
siting his friend, Chostor Italph.
uth Salem this week.
Scob VanDuy and Claronco Mann,
iflWcago. III., who aro visiting tho
west, stooned oft In Salem yes-
SrSSr, and were much pleased with
southern part of tho city.
ih'ejseut:
Mr
Former Salemlte Here.
!-'B5a?S. Cook, tbo indomitable and
fa Tnda?
ilVll lUUtt
HI
Small svgeLt'Ciited
is, weighing from
(to 8 pounds at 5
its a pound.
at
PEER BROS.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
M. 8. Wordcock. Corvnllls.
J. B. Putnam, city.
Henry Stntos. Junoau. Alaska.
Juliui Ijuw. Portland.
Cam j. Goldsmith, Portland.
A. V.'. Halftoy. Nw York.
Caviil WcConniiKhy, Now York,
n. T. Clarke I.exington. Ky.
H. It Cussman, San Frnnolsco.
Oeo. A. Beavls, San Franoisco.
W. If. Oroat, San Franoisco.
H. U Ilothsahlld, San Franoisco.
S. C. SpenccT, Portland.
B. B. Watson, Portland
C. IC Henry, Portland.
A. P. Nelson. Portland.
Walter Lyon, Portland.
W. T. Gray. Portland.
Thos. J. Flavin, Portland
J Prag. Portland.
C. L Schcm, Chicago.
F. C. Hull, Chicago.
W. II. McNalr. Juneau. Alaska.
Wm. D. Grant. Wrangel, Alaska,
BInger Hermann. Roseburg.
W. II. Frost. Chicago.
L. Black, aSn Francisco.
Geo. Hebo, San Franoisco.
J. 8. Cooper. Independence.
W. a BennetL New York.
U. O. Wynkark. Tacoma.
I. I Patetrson. city.
Miss H. Clayton. Spokane,
W. F. Jeffrlse, Portland.
Newton Philips. San Franoisco.
P. Zemansky. San Francisco.
M. C. Whealdon, Monmouth.
E. M. Roseathal, Portland.
A. N. Smith, Portland.
J. W. Skver, Portland.
M. A. Sloury, Portland.
T. W. Potter, Chemawa.
John Smith, Vancouver.
Geo. N. O'Brien. San Franslsco.
STOP THE TRAIN!
El forgot to get my bottle of Pbosco. tbo great health drink, in ,
vigoratlng, lefreahing. You'll surely like it
than threo months ago, when ho re
signed to untor tho work of tho Young
Men's Christian Association. Tho em
ployment bureau wns a new depar
ture, nnd Mr. Brooks was, by common
consont of tho management placed In
charge.
"In tho three months ho has been
with us he has built up a romarkable
department." said II. Wt Stone, gen
eral Hoeretary of the association. "He
.was an Indefatigable worker, and hlB
department succeeded far boyond our
expectations."
The death of Mr. ' Brooks was a
shock to his relatives and many
frtonds at Salem, whore he was raised
to manhood, and formerly ongagod In
buslnoss. Ho was a young man of
sterling rharacter. and many loveable
qualities. Ho leavos a sister In this
olty. Mrs. It. II. Ieabo. two brothers
at Sllvorton. John and Frank Brooks
and has a numbor of other brothers
nnd slstors, and father. John Brooks,
Sr.. who has ben making his home
with him,
The funeral at Salem la to- be held
at the First Baptist ohurch, Immedi
ately after the arrival of the 11am
train Friday.
DIED.
OKBGO. At tho Salem Hospital. Sa
lem. Oregon. May 14, 1903. at It: IS
o'clock a. m.. nobert Crego. aged 8S
years, of old ago.
Deoeased. who has been a resident
of Salem for many years, was the
father of Mrs. J. U MsCIalne, of this
elty: Mrs. Sarah E. Pelfrer, of Cham
bersburg. Pa., and of J. J. Crego, of
Los Angeles.
Funeral Friday from Rigdon's un
dertaking parlors at 2 o'clock p. m.
DIED.
DODOB. At the family home, on tho
Garden Ttoad, at 12 p. m Wednes
day. May II. 1M, -Mrs. ElUabeth
Bodge, aged 58 yars.
The ftjneralwrtl b held Sunday a-
lornoon. May 17th. at lit 30 i-'ra.. from
the home. Interment In City View
chattel?
MUSIC
CHARMS
JUGENE
The Willamette Yalley
Choral Union at
Eugene Tuesday
t
An Event In Which Well
Known Salem Talent
Took Prominent
Part
The fifth annunl musical festival of
tho Willamette Valley Choral Union
wfcvmost auspiciously opened last
evening by tho Portland 8ymphony
orchestra. Vlllard hall was filled with
an enthusiastic nudlenco eager to pay
honor to tho finest orchestra of the
Northwost and well deserved. Tho
ovorturo "Kurynntho" (Weber), open
ing thn program with Its llfo nnd ow.
or. vnrylng gentleness and Intensity
brought oxtrcme satisfaction. Tho
second number, Ynlso Lento Op. 85,
captivated tho hetrors with Its light,
fairy-like measures nnd demanded an
encore. "Album Leaf" (Wagner), was
rendored with nit th'i dreaminess and
pathos the beautiful selection Inspires.
It wns one of the bust numbers of tho
evening. The Intormosso from "Nalla"
with Its weird grace and captivating
spriKhtllneM broke the stillness ab
ruptly nnd rather pleasingly Tho two
following selections. "Andante Can
tablle" anil "Fly Minuet," demon
strated well the versatility and nil
sufficiency of stringed Instruments,
while they pleased nnd soothed tho
popular far. Tho William Toll ovorturo
closd the program with tho unspenk
ablo grandeur, the magnificent powor
ombodled In tho old legend as Inter
preted by Rossini. One of tho single
numbers of tho ovonlng was n violin
solo by Mrs. SliM-man Brown, the
sklllod first violinist of the orchestra.
Her selection was calculated to dis
play all her skill In thn Intricacies nt
touch, her marvolausly clenr tones nnd
hernno movements. She refused' to
respond to tho oncoro heartily accord
ed hor masterly cfforL Mr. Bom Zan
made his first nppcarnnco In ICugeno,
nnd .charmed the nudlenco with his
pleasing harltomt His two selections
served to show his artistic handling
of light tones, ns well as tho more
passionate. His encore gave opportu
nity for tho tondor. and ho showed
hlmsolf nt easo and n master of all
provinces. Tho entire gamut wns
rendered In a manner thnt dsflod ad
verse comment, nnd served as a most
elaborate Introduction for the feasts
of exqulslto harmonies which are to
follow.
Tonight's Musical Menu.
Cantata "Tho Feast of Adonis"
Adolf Jonscn.
Oratorio "Tho Redemption." parts
1 and ! Gounod.
Soloists Mr. Jas. T. Preston, Mr
Burn Zau, Miss Rva I Stlnson. Mrs.
Rose "Bloch Bauer. Mrs. Bushong
Director, Irving M. Glen.
Mr. W. H. Boyer Is lndisiosed, and
will bo unablo to appear In "Redemp
tion " Jas. T. Preston, who Is billed
for "Elijah," will take his place. How
ever Mr. Boyer will be ablo to conduct
"Klljah" Thursday evening.
The Salem chorus was composed
as follews: Mrs Wiggins, Mrs.
Moorea, Mrs. W. O Smith, Mrs. Do-
zorth. Mrs. Young, Mrs. Staley; Misses
Kdytho.Halloy, McCoy, Inos Nichols,
Paine. Q'fyng. MrGhee. Stockton,
Paine, Lottlo Bennett, Ruby Porklns,
Warfloldj Cochran, Wgln. Cavnnaugh;
Charles Roth. J. Bemardl, J. B. T
Tuthlll. C. U. Mlnton. F. A. Wiggins.
Mr Kwiu. Mr. Mott. Mr Boxortli
nnaislistiitsnsf ijnnaiaiisiimiisisiraiaisiiisii
I JUST ARRIVED
A fine line of Ladies' Patent
Kid Shoes in heavy and light
soles. Call early while
sizes are complete. No
trouble to show goods.
QORN.
REYNOLDS. In Portland. Oregon, on
Wednesday, MajCr'lS. 1. to Mr
and Mrs. TomjH Reynolds a daughter
GRAIN-f)
V J THE PURE V
GRAIN COFFEE "
If you um Graln-0 in p)a.e uf
coffee you wtll enjoy It jut u
much for it tastes the saino ; yt, it
is like a food to the system, dis
tributing th full substance of the
pure grain with every drop.
THY IT TO-DAY.
It poem TiwUt: 1S& tad 13c pr pckr.
Astoria Beer
The best bev In Oregon now on tap
at the Council. Ill Stole street Come
and try it, and If you don't liko It
your money will be refunded.
FREp NBCKEJtilAN.
IS
Itvitx & Petteys
The Practical Shoe Men.
Phone No. 201 Blue. 04 8tafa Strtst
REPAIRING WHILE YOU WAIT.
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Z The Leader
MRS, FRASER'S
The Leader
Special 'Sale Of
t.Stimme Waistmgs, ..
Ftiday and Satafday
See what this means to you.
12 -2c Watetlngs for 9c yard
25c Walstlngs for J 6c a yard
35c Waistings for 23c a yard
59c Watsttngs for 38c a yard
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY.
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27 Commercial St.
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Just Recieved
this morning, the nobbiest street hats o'&the
season- Call and jee them
k for
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tram
Mrs. HOOKER, Mgr. 317 Commercial St.
IT'S CONSTANTLY COMING.
Our Wall'Paper trade
has been better this sea
son than ever before;
Perhaps it is because
we keep one stock up
by constantly filling in
and offering the latest
fv- productions as they
1 come out Another
large shipment arrived
today Another reason for our immense
trade in this line is that we sell at prices that
are not duplicated elsewhere on goods of
equal value.
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HALL'S FERRY
The short route to Independence. Aonmouth. Buena Visia
Suver, Corvallis and other points on the West side.. '
Good roads leading to ferry and good service on the' uoat,
A. D. Pettyjohn, Proj$l
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First National Bank BullJInsr. Salem. Oregon
. i. t., uiill na Miv Athtnii eontleua fiavtn weeks'. TBOMCMi
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win MforMl la a I branches reoulreifor Ut ail f0uutVMHn.fmM
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each terti will uii wltn as avIiltleMlfc far cackoftM Uit flvf tfMCtef.
More is" 5W UicUis of Orci m Kar tM4lMony to U vtitm !
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For Sale at THE SPA, i 14 State street
C-l! lw Proprietor