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THE DAILY JOURNAL, 6A1.EM, OR EQON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1903.
FIVE
A Ptide in Precision
There are multitudes of men who take pride in precision
especially in precision in meeting business and social en
gagements. Yet fyow often such a man will find his best in
tentions defeated through the capriciousn'ess of an unreliable
uniepicud iuuic uiu. cuauc aiiair on wnicn ne can never
place dependence New watches do not cost so much that it
13 iici.v.o3oi jr iwi aujf mail iu ouii uai 1 y (in uiu une or U1I5 Kina
Thoroughly good watches were, in fact never so cheap as in
the present era of improved machinery and manufacturing
methods, We have watches that keep good time at as little
as 1.50 and from that up to $t2i 00 We think it very
likely that some one among them was intended for you to
carry.
Corner State and.
Liberty Streets,
Salem.
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Social Realm
Mrs. Burford went to Newport this
morning for a two-weoks' stay
THE BIG
SHOW
COMING
Ringling Brothers Exhibit the
Rarest Collection of Ani
mals in the World.
The announcement that Rlngllng
Di others' world's greatest shows will
exhibit In Salem, Wednesday August
2Gth, Is one that will bo hailed with
dpllght by every man, woman and
child In Salem and tho surrounding
country. "All tho world loves a clr
cub," and this especially true of the
one owned by Rlngllng Brothers,
which is transported from city to city
In nvo splendidly equipped trains 8G
inj ciT ,...'iT 21'"'J I "'" .CTTL-T.1 ? ' '.?""'"" ?'- " !"'' l "
. u uuoucio ui uuiu lur um nurses, ms purpose, u refit excitement pre
have to bo Secured dally In the city vails In the neighborhood. 'but so far
where tho show is exhibiting. no arrests htvj porvma'do 1
Amateur Night
at Shields Park
Some Coming Events.
Ninth annual regatta, Astoria, Au
gust 19-21.
Stato fair, Salem, September 14-19.
Second Southern Oregon District
Fair, Eugene, September 29 October 3.
Summer association of tho North
west Indian ngcnclcs, Newport, Au
gust 17-27.
Klamath county fair, Klamath Falls,
October C-9.
Good roads convention, Jackson
ville, August 1C. ,
Fruit growers' convention, Jackson
ville August 15.
Knights of Pythias convention, Ab-
torla, August 20-21. ,
Teachers' InBtltuto, La Grande, Au
gust 17-21.
Mr and Mrs. J. II. Whllnnv wnnt tn'. i..i.i- . .. .
, , . ' "luuumu lungui cars 111 an which are
Albany this morning for a brief visit. cqlln, ,n 8,ze nnd , capacity to
Louis Lachmund left this morning '170 riitnr.. pr ti, nin .'...
rll fl nttn liiinlHHHia llA I u A. V.. I O O
"" ouu.i uuiiucsa vibii ill iu uu
gene.
J. Q. Wilson went to Turner this
mnrnlntr fnr n vlfalF tn l.tj nn ..An I
......0 Bw. ..u.v ...0 BU.U, IVUI
thnt placo.
W. II. Dancy was a pnssengor for
SUrerton last oonlngi going on busi
ness for tho tolophono company.
Itov. J. II. Coleman nnd family went
to Mehnma this morning for a fow
weoks' outing In tho mountains.
ors, scrupulously honest In their vari
ous systemB of advertising, have long
mado the unchallenged claim of hav
ing tho biggest, best nnd most enter
taining collection of high-class novol
ty features nnd rnro wild animals In
all the world. This Is especially true
of tho mammoth mcnagcrlo, which
contains by nctual count 108 cages
lairs, dons and tanks of tho beast.
fowl nnd nenuntlr nnnHna rmm ..
Mr. and Mra J. A. Morrison and"Jungle, ,, nni, oconn 0 tho fnco of
MIbh Marie Stono returned Wodnes- mother onrih. P.mnin m., ...
day .from a week's stay at Newport, hundreds of nnrf,w nwi,.i 1.
Friday night has been set aside as
amateur night at Shields Park, and,
from tho great Interest being taken, a
pocked house Is expected. Tho ama
teur part of U10 bill takes placo direct
ly aftor tho regular1 performance, nnd
as tho program Is quite lengthy tho
management havo decided to com
mence tho program at S o'clock. Thoro
will bo no ndvanco In prices on ac
count of tho doublo bill, nnd a vory
unlquo entertainment Is promised.
Among some of tho amateur talent to
bo seen aro Hans Hokensmlth, a Dutch
acrobatic comedian, who claims he
can put all professionals to shame,
and tho wny ho does It will crcato all
kinds of fun. Lanky Jim, of North
Snlem, and his chu.ra from Polk coun
ty Inform tho management that they
will bo thoro, and amuso tho nudlncco
In a physical culture turn. A young
man from South Snlom will appear In
a black-face monologuo, who claims
that ho has prepared a lot of fresh
Jokes, of his own manufacture, and
fully expects to mako a hit, providing
ho does not got Btngo fright, and for
get them. Ono of Salem's most pop
ular banjo artists has asked for a
place on tho bill, nnd expocts to rattle
off n tuno of his own composition-. If
ho Is encored ho will pjay anothor of
a moro classic nature. Tho audlonco
8unday School Picnic.
Yesterday tho Lcsllo M. 13. Sunday
School nnd the frlonds of tho school
held a most onjoyahlo picnic nt East
wood Park. Tho picnickers tilled two
cars, and nil carried woll-flllcd lunch
baskets. Thoy nrrlvod at U10 park
nbout 10:30, and tho day passed nil
too quickly.
Everybody enjoyed tho luncheon
hour, nnd also tho phonograph music
that wns furnished by Mr. Ned Gnm
hoi. Tho younger members of tho
party kept tho swings In motion, nnd
it was with regret thoy had to leave
when tho ttmo enmo to go homo, and
every ono, young nnd old, returned
homo fooling bettor nftor tho dny
spont In unnlloyod pleasure
Falrmount Park Is also getting Its
blinro of picnics, thoro having been
sovorni moonlight picnics this week.
Mrs. F. A. Wiggins and daughter, ' mpna in th- ,lnrVnimi .in,,Mmn 'will' bo tho Judgo of tho attraction
Miss Mildred, loft this morning for two beautiful giraffes, tho last of anwh,',hor the act B,10U,d receive tho on
Newport for n fow weoks' stay at tho almost oxtlnrt mm Th. .,,., 'ilorscmcnt of tho management, and If
80"9lde- I were secured at an onormous cost, thw ,nn,0 B001 the' w,u bo engaged
Mrs. S. W. Thompson nnd daugh- nn,i to tho nineilni? nmiUr, .., - to appear again at tho Park. As thta
tors leavo today for San Rafnol. CaL, prlcoloss. Scientists nnd Btudents of tho flr8t attempt of tho kind, nil will
wnero tho latter will attend school ( natllri history say they aro tho lone
this winter. nVng members of tholr kind. In or-
Mrs. A. J. Dayton wont to Astoria der t0 oe thein nIvo ,n tho t ,
this morning for a short stay during g climate of tho United States thoy aro
uiu renaiM, wncn sno win reiurn to gVOn oven more attention than a baby
n hM,0v'n lB,0, ,BC0,,rC8 from lts )rmld nni tovlns Pa-
David Mantis left this morning for rents. Tho ulrnff.-w. nr i..n,..i i
Newport for a weeks' stay, to enjoy specially constructor rnP .i, ..,.
surf-bathing nnd to hoar what tho sad 0f which can bo raised and lowered at
t ' m I' . , . ' Wl"- Cns8 ot Jhl8 klnd nrQ ndlspon.
Ji. W. T Jones, of Spokano, '8IbIo on account of tho great holght
loaves for her homo tomorrow, aftor f the animals. Tho walls ot the
n six-weeks' visit to hor slsUr, Mrs. enges aro thlcklv tm,i,i..,i iih ..-..i
George, of this city. !hnr nni, nno wlro ,nr. tn ,....
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Mrs. Qc-orgo W. Bolt nnd dnughtor nosslhlo Inlurv tn n.n nnn,..,n. -r...
loft his morning for tholr homo In food Is prepared according to-sclontlflc
Spoknno. nftor a visit to Mrs. Dolt's., i, lni.i .in i. ..... .....:
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South Salem Personals.
Mrs. Walter Warner nnd daughter,
Allco, returned last night from a two
wooks outing at Wllholt springs.
MIsb ICnto O'Flyng left this morn
ing for Orogon City, where she will
visit friends.
Amos Vnss Is lying 111 at his homo
on South Commercial atroot with an
attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Clara Warner returned yostor
day from a two-wotks' vacation nt
Wllholt.
Frank Brown loft last evening for
Albany, whero ho will nttend to some
buslnoss, and then go for a few days'
rest at Newport, whore his wuo Is al
ready settled.
children loft this morning for San born and successfully reared In cap!
, """" " '" """l" '"- -. tivity In North America. "Baby Boo"
for a months visit with rolatlvos. wn8 m January 8, 1903, Is Just 3C
Mre. O. P. HolT, of Portland, enmo ch08 ho,Bh woIb,18 but 110 fl
up this morning on n visit to hor bus- nd 8 n8 cuto nnd full of Ilfo as a fox
..!.?.. 8tnt labr comm,S8,oner' terrier puppy. Sho Is tho prldo of the
menngorlo attachos. and, with hor fond
brothor, M. L. Chamborlaln.
Mrs. W. J. Mulkey nnd dnughter,
Miss Alta, of Kugone, loft this morn
ing for tholr homo, aftor a fow day's
visit to Mr. and Mrs E. Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. T. Tuthlll and
lans. Another fenturo of this collns
sal monagorlo. ono that Is In keeping
with tho progresslvonoss thnt Is a
part of tho Rlngllng Brothers' success
as amusomont projectors, Is "Baby
1100," tho only baby oloimant brod.
be eager to tako In tho performance,
for thoro will bo barrels of fun of ev
ery description. Remember all should
bp In their scats promptly at 8 o'clock
Friday night.
o
Loses Money
or Her Lover
mother. Is tho pampered pot of -10 big
I-rnsor. formerly of this city.' and llttlo olonhnnts onrrin.i i,v in,.
PERSONALS.
Geo. F Rodgors hns roturnod from
Newport.
Doug Ball, of Corvallia, was In tho
rtty yostorday.
J. II. McKoovor, of Mollno, III., Is
la tho city on business.
Sydney Beck, of Portland, Is a
business visitor in this city.
Miss Emma Crawford, of Corvallls,
Is Usltlng friends In this city.
E, J. Ellison, of Eugene, Is In the
city for a brief business visit "
C, D. Gnbrlelson left for Ashland
at night on Insuranco business.
Miss Edith Rngan returnod yester
day from a week's visit In Turner.
Herman Hlrschberg, of Independ
ence, went to Portland Jast evening,
Senator W. W. Stelwor went to
Portland this morning for a short
Hay.
Otto Metachan, of Portland, has
Pent tho past two days with Salem
relatives.
W C James was a visitor to Ma.
Hon yesterday, returning on tho after-
Bn train.
Douglas Jossup returnod Wednos-
flV from a three-weeks' Ashing trip
ear Tillamook.
Judge A. L. Sears, of Portland, left
'or Portland last ovonlng, after a
M-ort visit In Salem.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Powers ro.
turned last evening from a two-weeks'
ing at Foley Springs.
and will this afternoon look for a res
Idencc.
D. W.
but now of Corvallls, whero he han line nrntimm h,i ,. rri. j. 1
charge of tho flouring mills, enrao the largost In all animal creation, aro
down yostorday afternoon for a short 10ro than half of all tho elephants In
visit, returning home this morning, captivity. Tho Infant member of this
Prof, and Mrs. 55. M. Parvln loft this Ule herd Is as fnt nn,i m.,n,i n i..
morning for a visit to Portland; On tor ball fresh from tho churn, and
o...uy tuning ur. i-nrviu oxpocts Kl0aty enjoys tho attontlon showored
.u ko 10 oau rrauciBco 10 nuonu tno upon her by tho thousands of children
national encampment of the G. A. R. wi,0 dally vUlt tho big tsnt. Tho
Miss Jessie Corbett. of Alleiton, j rhinoceros is another raw animal In
Iowa, and Miss Ruth Corbett. of Con this Interesting menngorlo. It has
vallls. camo down from tho latter boon many years since an animal of
placo last evening for n visit at the)thls kind has been exhibited In either
homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Hall, of oIrcUB or logical collection, and
this city. th0 ono ,n ningHng Brothers' circus
Mrs. M. L. Howe, of Roseburg, who i 8ald to ho tho solo survivor nr j,i
snont tho past week In this city, on a .kind. The gnu. or horned horse, tho
turn 10 uer uaugnier, Airs, iiattia oland, the
ocnaum, roturnou to hor homo this
morning, accompanied by her moth
er-In-lawf Mrs. Howe, of Turner.
o-
His 8urnmer Vacation,
Constable Amos Beach, of Wood
burn, last evening brought to the
county Jail Andrew Mazlngo, who had
been committed to serve 25 days for
assault nnd battery. Tho man wns
fined $50, and In default of payment
will serve out the fine.
0
Not an Improvement.
When a fellow Is known as a bad
ogg It doesn't make him any more sav
ory to be broke. j
yak, from the highlands of
. n A nice well browned loaf of tread cones from food material
HARD WHEAT FLOUR. THe California iakery uses the test of
every thine and mikes every tilae tlwiHst.
Leave aa order for oar waeoa to stop at your kaus. 93 Court Street.
Prnnriolnr
ca Wfr'tlWlW
On Sale at Tie Spa, I i 4 State St.
Thlbot, tho monBtor hippopotamus,
tho vlack vjarck, from South Africa:
the cassowary, seals and sea lions, the
pure whlto Chlneso peafowls and the
saored cattlo of India, are to bo fouTid
only in this monagorlo, which also
, contains magnificent specimens df the
lion, tiger, puma, hyqna, buffalo and
panther, herds ot camels, 60 species ot
doer, and other animals and blnU
from cvory quarter of tho globe. This
collection ot tho ilowor of tho animal
kingdom Is worth a fortune alono. and
stands alone In Its magnitude and di
verslty of subjects. Rlngllng Droth
era' present, also, a thrilling Cl-horse
not. 375 nerlnl, menage, equestrian
and acrobatic artlsU In tholr circus
Telling: the truth: Schlllinsr's "tonwco. o famous downs, and
' I the most lavish spactacular produc
tion vr attempted, a superb repre
sentatlon of Jerusalem and the Cm
sadso, la which 1200 characters are
shown. Two cqmploto performnaces
and a magnificent free streetpageant
are given dally. Reserved soats can
be secured, as well as general admltf
slon tickets, at Patton's book store,
at the samo prlco charged on tho show
grounds.
Rlngllng Brothers employ over 1200
men, women and children. To feed
this great company of people requires
a dally average ot 1000 pounds of
bread, 1150 pounds of meat, 500 gal
Ions of coffee, and everything else In
proportion These supplies, as well as
15 tons of hay, 430 bushels ot oats.
Josslo Hart, a young domestic of
Gonovn, Now York rccolvcd word to
day from Seattle, Wash., that hor un
clo, James M. Hawlcy, a mlno ownor,
had died, leaving hor his ontiro for
tune of 12,000,000. Tho money la
nenrly nil Invested In stocks nnd In
mining proporty In Alaska. Miss
j inn is ongngou to marry a young
man who works on a farm near thoro,
but according to the provisions of hor
unclo's will, sho must, In ordor to In
herit his fortune, marry Joromo Med
eloy, at Dawson City, Alaska, whom
sho has novor oven seon.
A lotter to Miss Hart from a Seat
tlo attornoy states that tho young mnn
1b tho son of hor dead unclo's chum,
Joseph Modloy, who went wost from
Chicago with tho deceasod Hawloy In
1S9C. If Miss Hart should wed thq
man of her cholco sho will forrolt the
fortune nnd tho money will go to
more distant rolatlvos and to chnrlty.
"I shall mako up my mind within a
few days," sho said. "If I glvo up my
Intondod hushnnd I loso n vast for
tuno. My undo was always ouoor.
Wo havo not hoard from him iu years.
Ho was attached to tho young man In
tho will, nnd undoubtedly wished hit
family blood linked with ours."
O i .
Assaulted Aurora Girl.
Facts havo Just loaked out concern
ing an attompted assault upon a girl
at Aurora, Marlon county, last Satur
day. Two girls, aged 15 and 17, ro
speotlvoly. wero out riding In a buggy
when thoy wero stoppod by some
man, who dragged ono of the fright
ened occupants out of tho vehlclo and
Into the woods. An approaching
stranger frightened tho bruto away,
however, beforo ho could accomplish
BlggesV' Harvester In the World.
Lasi year there was In operation In
tho San Fernando valley of Califor
nia the largest combined harvester in
tho world. It conslsteU ot a traction
ongine capabla ot hauling 75 tons and
which takes tho placo ot CO horses; n
header or mowing machlno which cuts
n 3C'foot swnth, nnd a complete
threshing machlno. Tho header and
threshing machlno aro run by a sopa
rato 30-horso-power engine getting Its
steam from tho same boiler as tho
threshing englno Tho drlvo wheels
of this monster traction englno nro
eight foot In diameter, with tires 48
Inches wldo on which nro ridges nn
Inch and n half high. H can nvorago
threo and a half miles nn hour In
good grain. Tho thresher has a Ca
pacity of 100 acres a day. Eighty
men are employed on tho thresher.
Tho grain Is threshed clenn and final
ly carried to a bin from which It Is
sackod. Whon 12 Backs havo boon
filled they nro allowed to slldo off tho
cart to tho ground. This huge ma
chlno will work equally well on lovol
or hilly country, having sufficient
power to take, a 20 per cent grade
without dlfflculty. It Is CO feot
long, half ns wldo, and wclgha more
than 100 tons. Oil Is used as fuel.
This harvester has boon successfully
used for shelllngv peas nnd beans ns
well ns grain. It Is purely a Call
fornla production. W. B. Thornton In
World's Worlo.
a i ,
Grand Throunh Mid-Summer Excursion
Dotrolt and all points west to Now
port and roturn over tho Corvallls &
Eastern railroad, Sunday, August 16th.
Trains will leave Dotrolt nt 4 n. m.j
Mill city, 51G; Alhnny, 7:00; Corval
lls at 7:30; arriving at Newport at
11:30 a. m. Returning leavo Newport
nt 5:30 p. nt., giving six hours at tho
beach. Probably tho last through ex
cursion from Detroit.
Faro to Newport and return: Do
trolt to Mill City. Inclusive J2.60:
Have you tfce Fever
RAPfflt
has worked its
way into most
every home in
Salem.
Ladies every
where you ro
are making bas
kets, hats, belts,
cushions, etc.,
etc., from it. We
received today
another lot of
the natural col
or raphia
Many styles of IncUaa
Baskets on display here.
m
mm
Tho Lebanon Crltorlon sneors at
General Mllos caroor, by saying:
"Howovor, Gcnoralj Mllos has much tq
his credit, and his, re'eord, 'as a wholo.
Is not n imil ono." There is no corn-
west of Mill City to Kingston, 12.00;, mont conllng.
West of Kingston to Maxwell, U.7G;
Albany, CorvnlllB and Philomath,,
$1.50; wost of Philomath to Chitwood,
Inclusive S1.00; nil points west ot
Chitwood, 75 cenjs.
Numorous attractions. Including
band concert, surf bathing. Ilfo saving
drill,- boating, fishing nnd hunting
EDWIN STONE, Manager.
Christian Flirting.
Tho prosont-day behavior of younj
pooplo Is n contlnunl source of rogrot
to aged trnvolora. "Wo used to filit
when I wns young. I don't say we
didn't." said nn old lady, a Sunday ot
two ngo, who was trnvoling In a sub
urban train to hear hor favorlto clor
gymnn preach, "r did It myself. Lut"
with full consciousness of bygono
attractions "I filrtod In a Christian
Somo cunning railroad president
has devised a plan to provont strlkors
lntorforlng with frolcbt trains? It In
to mako conductors mall agents,' nnd
carry newspapers nnd soma other
kinds of mail on freight trains, vrfie
schemo Is artfully planned, and Is,
presumably in tho Interests ot the
nowspapqrs, nono of which know any
thing about It. It will work all right,
A young girl, working ns n domestic
In Geneva, Now York, has been loft
$2,000,000 by her uncle, conditioned on
hor marrying n son of hor former part
ner. Tho girl Is already engaged to
n young mnn working on a farpi, and
sho Is "considering." The woman
who hesitates In a cnuo ot this kind
Is lost to hoc flnncoo. Tho writer'
manner, not as girls do now." Spoo-llmmenso private fortuno goes 10 to 1
tor- 'tho S3.000.000 wins.
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! GRAIN BDYERS AND SH1PPERS0F OR A TKf !!
Oats For Sale.
HOP GROWERS SUPPLIES. Crude and stick Sulphur.
I J. Gt Graham, Agent
aan n l m r i
) cur uommerciai b., saiem, ure.
glf itMJltaiff f HHM1T
fMtl
fcxla
Best
Ira
0Ve faming out.
contribute to comfort and save
money.
Mw7buJ; alyourffooi't.
EAUTY IS
NEVER
COMPLETE
without a thick.
JuxuiUnt head of
& .S'or hlr.
which U m trutft
"wouua'i crown.
KewWo'IIeri4ct(la
ntrer UIU to pro
due tudr of IhU
character, tor, by
deitrojrlng tba
deadly germi that
feed upon Ihs oil of
wo oair root, u
uakei dandruff.
falUngbalriuulall
tcalo dbeaiea lm-
pofelblt. it tbta
pmotef a new
ind thick RTOWUl
to i(laeo ilMold
thin, WiU hair.
M OatotUwaiTcr
Uy itxaa auumsau.
rorSalaitftlirir.
n utut !.
Harritt 5 Lawrence
Sell more Orocerles sod tetter Groceries tbia ANYBODY
There's where you get GOOD treatment and GOOD goods
Stop in and seo foryoursolf. old p. o. qrocery.
THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE
The University comprises the following colleges and schools
The Graduate School, The College of Literature, Science
and Arts, The College of Science and Engineering, Civil.
Electrical, Mining apd Chemical Engineering, The Univers
ity Academy, The School of Music, Th3 School of Law,
The School of Medicine.
TUITION PREE. Incidental Fee $10 00. Student Dody Tax $5.00.
The twenty eighth session opens Wednesday, September 16, 1903. For
catalogue address Registrar. University of Oregon, Eugene.
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For sale by Daniel J. Fry. Send 10
cent In atampe for sample to The
Herplclde Co., Detroit Mich.
Repairing a Watch
Of tho finest workmanship Is a barnc'h
ot our business that we glvo special
attontlon to. Our repairing- depart
ment is conducted with the utmost
(kill, diamonds are reset, and Jewelry
ot all kinds la repaired to tho roont
perfect manner, besides optical wprk
of all kinds. ,h"
C. Te Peperoy ....
Jeweler sbJ OptUtus, 296 Ooaa, St,
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