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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1903)
f f'qVT ''!"tjpiSir'T(J5iyM yvw ''?iK(DjKprw -nfr FftTf"vn-',n"T" t-tt-up (tf earl Painty Cfiains Fai Wcae s We have received a line ought to1 pass into tne possession of appreciative lovers of jewelry daintiness in shortorder. They are among the most charming ladies chains we have ever shownfine gold-filled ones, wrought in new arid striking designs, and their prices range from 2.50 to 9.00. Every one being admirable value for its price. We cordially invite every lady reading this to come in and see these chains. We feel confident you will fall in love with them at sight. Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem. tii 1 1 ii imuimiiniii h Unsocial Realm Ullllllillllllllllllllll' Some Coming Events. Stato fair, Salem, Soptombor 1419. Photographers Association of Pa cific Northwest, September 23-26. Second Southern Oregon District Fair, Eugene, Soptombor 29 October 3. Klamath county fair, Klamath Falls, October 6-9. Oregon Educational Dates. Salem public schools 'will opon Mon day, Soptembcr 28th. Wlllamotto University opens Mon day, Soptombor 21st. PER80NAL8. L. D. Frank went to Portland today for a brief stay. Ben Vandorhydo, of Jefferson, spent Wcdnosday In Salem. Miss Mabel WIthycombo, of Corval Us, Is visiting In Salem. Miss Edna Irvlno, of Corvallls, Is visiting Mm R. D. Gilbert, Edward McAfco and son, of Asto ria, visited Salem yesterday. Will Crane, of Portland, was a guost of Salem frlondB Wednesday. Miss Fay Itononstoln, of Portland, Is visiting Miss Agnes Colbert ' Walter Qrlflln, of Elgin, was a busl noss visitor In Salem yesterday. Miss Lucy Morcom, of Wood burn, was a Stato Fair visitor yratorday. Harry Thompson, a formor Salom Ho, Is spending Fair wcok In thp city. John Molr was a passenger for Portland today, going down on busi ness. Miss Anna McNary, of Portland Is visiting Mrs. N. J. Damon for a wcok. Ed. Hazzard, cashier of tho Stato Dank of Jefferson, took In tho Fair today, Frank Loomls, who spont tho past summer In Corvallls, Is a guest of Dr. E. A. Pierce. R. D. Holman went to Portland to day to attend court In an Important suit as a witness. Rev. Dr. J. H. Coleman was a pas songcr for Portland this morning for a brief business visit. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. French and Rus sell Wnllaco, of Albany, woro visit ors to the Fair yesterday. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Doso, of Wood burn, woro at tho Fair yesterday, re turning homo this morning. Miss Lillian Metschan, of Portland, Is a guost of her ststor, Mrs. L. F. Griffith, on ABylum avonuo. Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith went to Portland tills morning to attond tho funoral of a ltttlo grandchild. A. S. Autersorr, of tho Woodburn In dependent, attended tho Fair yester day, returning homo this morning. Rev. J. Dowersox, of Portland, was In Salem for tho past fow days and loft for bis homo In Portland this fore noon. Mrs. Royal Wlttochon, of Oregon City, noe Miss Cora Orlswold. Is In the city for a fow days' visit to her father, George Grlswold. Mrs. M. D. Wisdom and children camo up from Portland yesterday and will spend tho remainder of tho week with Secretary Wisdom. A nice will oro wad loaf of breaJ comes from good material HARD WHEAT FLOUR. The California Bakery uses tbe best of everything an! makes everytnla the best. m Leave an order for oar wapon to stop at your house. 93 Court Street. "W- 1?- STOX-SK, Proprietor On Sale at Tne Spa, I i 4 State St. fo of Ladies Watch Chains that M. Hanshaw, a substantial Linn county farmer, Is taking In tho Fair, and visiting his old friend, George Molson, of tho Dee Hive store. Arthur Conklln, editor of tho Oro gon Mining Journal and president of tho Stato Press association, Is In tho city for a fow days stay. P. R. Slmonsma and family, of Sioux county, Iowa, who has resided a year In California, has como to Oregon to make his home. Ho Is located at Jefferson. o South Salem Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paget, of Glad stone, nro visiting at the homo of Mrs. Amolia Miller, on South Com mercial strict, Miss Pearl Phrcnctton, of Albany, is spending a fow weeks visiting with Mrs William Welch. Harry Mourcr camo down from Eu geno yesterday and is attending tho Stato Fair. Mrs. E. S, Ellor, of Seattle who has been visiting with Mrs. C. W, Evans tho past two wooks, wont to Albany yestorlay for a short visit with rela tives and roturnod this morning. Miss Lllllo Yates, of Grant's Pass, spent yestorday with friends In South Salem and also attonded Uio Fair. Arthur Doles, of Philomath, Is In tho city attending tho Stato Fair and visiting with his slstor, Mrs. Elbert Thompson, who returned from an ex tended visit with her parents at Phi lomath yestorday. 0 Curbstone Chronicles. Frod Rock, tho Doraocratlc war horso of Stayton, Is In town today and with Mrs. Rock aro taking In tho big Fair. With E. C. Titus and Mrs. Hobson, ho Is oroctlng n now general morchandlso store at Stayton. Ho says times aro too good, as you can hardly get anybody to work at any wages and many of them will not do a good day's work when you pay thorn big wages for an olght or nlno-hour day. Ho was going to build of brick at first, but tho bricklayers wanted J7 or 8 a day. Then they decided on lumber, but It was found a great deal higher than It used to bo. A houso ho built for $110 a few years ago ho could not ''lid now for less than $2,000, wages and material havo gono up so much. They havo had a hard tlmo getting mechanics of any kind and tho building Is vory much de layed. Rock swears bo will nevor voto tho Ropubllcan ticket In future, as thdy havo mado 'times too prosper ous, and ovon common labor Is out of reach of any ordinary capitalist. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. White aro In town soelng the Fair and taking in tho sights. Thoy made $65 In 12 days picking hops. All Dill did to wards earning tho money was to take Mrs. Whlto acrosB tho river to tho yard In tho morning and bring her Don't you know Schilling's Best baling powd Sirsring titracU fflec tod coOV are moneyback? grocer's. All at your Sgmky Repairing: a Watch Of the finest workmanship Is a barnch of our business that we give special attention to. Our repairing depart ment la conducted with tho utmost skill, diamonds are reset, and Jewelry ot all kinds Is repaired la tho most, perfect manner, besides optical work of all kinds. C. T. Poeroy .... Jeweler and OpUeiaa, Mi Com, t THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER - ' ' -1 I m . f.'n-HiT- W k'.m !, I I. ft. . . . bock at night Ho naturally feels proud of the lady'a achievement If what Bill tolls Is true,. Mrs. " Whjto Is tho banner hop picker. Amdnff cltv iboytJ 4 CarlKQabrlelson holds tho bell as champion nop plckor, having picked 30 boxes botweon Sun days, and earned a clear $15. special GAME WARDENS The Deputies Who Have Charge of Enforcing the Game Laws John W. Baker, stato gamo wardon, was In the city for a day and nnnunccs that ho has appointed his deputies al lowed by law nnd tho list Is given bo low. Ho Bays thp law also makes every constable a game wardon with full powers to tako cognlzanco of of fonccs against tho game laws raid mnko arrests. Tho special deputies are as follews: A. W. Nye, Pendleton. T. E. Mnher, Portland. R. P. Bird, McMlnhvllle. O C. Loc, Albany. Goo. W. Lowls, Wlldorvlllo. M. E. Hutchinson, Klamath Falls. Quality Is our watchword. Now York Millinery Co., 317 Commercial street Cut out a Piece. Harry Keen, of tho Maxwell mlno, who was ruptured somo tlmo ago, camo to tho city ten days slnco und was operated upon by Drs. May and Curry at tho corner of Fifth nnd Mad ison stroctB. Kcono's condition was vory serious and mortification of tho bowels had already set In. Tho pa tient was cut open and his entrails re moved, threo feet of tho decayed part being cut out, tho ends of tho Intes tines bolng spliced together and ro turnod In place. Sunday was tho twelfth day after tho operation and tho patient was ablo to sit up In bed, circulation havlng boon restored through tho nffectod parts. Daker City Democrat. 0 rn ainnn it a an t im a . uhdiuvi uiu Buviiitt uui I'liw-jn ford, Now York Mllllnory Co., 317 Commercial strcot GRAND houses JOHNFjCORDRAY, Manager. All This Week Margarita Fischer Co in ft difibront bill each night 'Homespun Hearts' Prices 25o, 35c, 50c Seats now on sale at box office i ISUITINGS.I Ladies Fall Suits Made up exclusively for The Leader on the the most fashionable lines of scientific tailor ing. NO DUPLICATES. Watch the crowds of fashionably dressed women that throng this store. That answers all questions. Many customers are kept wait ing in the busiest part of the day, but when a suit is promised it is ready on time. No Misfits Mrs. Fraser personall superintends fitting her patrons, and every suit goes out accurately ad justed to the figureand gives perfect satisfaction i HTUo T oAo lit Commercial Street. Jl He leaoer Next door to Strong's Restaurant wiinHifiinnHiwiinnt fiat f CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK of Salem. Only National Sank In Marlon Co. Transacts a sen., Banking business. : Sayings Department : Pays interest on saving account!. Psia book iuutd to e&chdepoilUr, which mutt accompany each depositor withdrawal. Interest credit ed oo the first dtju ot July and January of each rear. Conducted under regular wring bank raiee. Deposits of one dollar recelred at any time. QUEER ARKANSAS PEOPLE Vegetarian Colony That Expects to Liye Forever Say They Will be Found on the Ozark Hills When Gabiiet Blows His Horn Jndgo Edward Wnllaco Conablo, known as tho foundor of tho original vegetarian colony In Roswell, Colo., a number of years ago, has Just bought 8000 acres of rough land near Rogers, Arkansas and founded an original colony of non-meat eaters. Outsldo of this feature there nro others which commend tho colony to those sooktng things curious. Any man who cats anything but breakfast1 food In origin, al packages for his morning meal Is banlshod from tho colony, and ono who swears or chows tobacco must forfeit his citizenship, and lo and behold tho man who looks upon a wo man and loves her nt sight Is doomed to everlasting disgrace. Judgo Conablo has laid down somo strict rules to follow If one wishes to ontcr this earthly paradise, as ho Is pleased to term It Ho says ho will mako his Pathfinders' park tho real Garden of Eden. That tho Idea Is a popular one Is ovldcncod by tho unu - sual actlylty In tho salo ot his blocks ot otock to followors of the principles sot forth In his by-layo. Thoro aro over 2000 persons In tho Unltod States, sayo tho judgo, who bollovo In this samo doctrlno, and ho thinks ho Is going to got his sharo ot them. "I travolod tho United States ovor," ho told tho writer, "In search ot a col ony whor I thought tho cllmato and tho soil was all to mako ono happy. And then I camo to North Arkansas. Horo tho NorUi and tho South scorn to moot, so far as tho cllmato Is con cerned. This tract ot land In tho woods Is all that could bo wish ad for an earthly paradloo, and with tho -..... w . i jj - 1 nlu K,nu ol Pci" wo cnn Iiavo "'"and uso In tho Holds most entertaining colony In tho United States. Whon tho correspondent reached I Rogers all tho talk on tho street of that llttto vlllngo was about tho vege tarian colony on tho Frisco system not far from town. Tho wrltor, ac companied by sovoral citizens of Rogers, drovo to tho placo. Tho 8000 acres aro covered with a growth ot tall plnos nnd oak trees, whllo on tho mountain sides, according to tho na- Uvea, Is tho best kind ot soil upon which grow applos, poaches and small fruit. Only a fow Inches beneath tho soil lies tho rich, black earth and tho rock which sorvo to hold tho molsturo during tho dry weather. To quota from tho Judges own mouthpiece, tho Pathflndor, let tho ihmm a i jm amei ! MILLINERY.I j 17, 1903 . iJoclrlno of this soct bo told! "I pro- poso to teach tho pooplo how' to 11 vo to attain tho highest stato of bhyslcal and mental culture. This embraces, all tho extended periods of fastlng"'for tho purification of tho body and soul and tho elimination ot disease" Tho most extraordinary, fcaturo of tho colony is that not ovon a snako mny bo killed upon 'tho premises. If ono Is sick they fast Tho sorvlcos of no physicians aro nocdod or accepted. Ofton when tho Judgo hlmsolt fools dlsenso and sickness approaching ho leaves oft oatlng ovon a slmplo faro apd starves out tho approaching ill ness. No meats of nny kind aro oaten by tho followors of Conablo. No break fast Is eaten except raw produce such as wholo wheat Bllced tomatoes, etc. As a rulo, tho memborB of tho colony do not eat any morning meal at all, Conablo himself says that ho novor cats a meal of cooked food. Their religion is llkowlso extraor dinary. Conablo sayB: "Tho Pathflndor (namo of soct) docs not bollovo In tho oxlstenco of a personal God. It bolloves that God Is tho untvorsal Hfo forco that perme ates ovory living thing. It bolloves that It Is poslblo for man to so por foct himself physically as to como In absolute harmony with tho soul, and llvo otornally In flesh. ThlB latter statement that ono can llvo forover It proper treatment Is taken of onossolt Is slncoroly bollovcd by many mombors ot tho colony and thoso who aro taking up tholr homes on tho crest of tho Ozarks think that thoy will bo horo when Gabrlol blows his horn. At least they profosB to havo such bolfof. No animal, fowl or fish will bo pop mlttod on tho premises of this unique colony tor cltuor selling, Killing or 1 food purposos. Of courso, s aya tho by-lawB, this has no refcronco to tho keeping ot animals for work purposes or pots. Tho Intont Is to bring pcoplo Into tho uncookod dlety as quickly as jposslblu, Fruits, nutB, coreals nnd'Tno ioral will bo hold tomorrow, vegetables that aro palatablo will bo tho only products of tho colony. A fow cattlo havo boon bought by tho judgo, tho milk and butter to bo usod In tho beginning by thoso tendorfoot who ennnot llvo without somo grcaso. But within tho next fow months, or by tho tlmo fruit and gardon truck Is ready for consumption noxt spring, tt Is ox pected that all animal Hfo will havo vanished from this 8000 aero tract oven to horses for driving purposes i - " - - Tho work of plowing what thoro Is to do will bo dono by steam, and tho residents will walk to town, and carry tholr nmrkotj Jwlwf tf UHHUUH iWf IU 8lf HMH Sam x J Gentlemen's I Garments Made tp Specially I lot Out Tt&de and not D j j plicated Elsewhere in the City j j Out lme wear, and surpassed I awe) f Sole Dealer at ,. jIMI f f ! f tHMHHH ' a "KV fyli IS IH 111111111111111VI M WIIHlllmMWflll8t HUHHHWtl ; ::::::A G E N C i BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO.;; j ftK A IN BUYERS AND SHIPPER80? GR AINJ I Oats For Sale. MOP GROWERS SUPPLIES. Cnie a4 stick Sn1ftur. 1 ' i ' J. Q. Graliam, Agent, m PIVK Btoatu onglho will bo hitched to a baskets with them. Whnn "ng load" of, produco Is to bo Jiaulod away a wigon.fM8v modern ctfton'y ,wltb such advanced Ideas Irt certainly' at tracting considerable attention and many aro going there to tako up their abode. Arrest Sam Morris. Sam Morris, tho famous Indian pitcher of tho Portland Browns, looked upon tho firewater several .times last ovonlng, and as a consoquonco bo was arrested at 2 o'clock this morning near tho Union depot. Vory much tho worso for wear ho was landed In tho pollco Btatlon. Sovoral per sons on Sixth street hoard two pistol shots a tow minutes boforo Morris was landed in Jail. Thoy saw tho patrol wagon stop as tho Bhots woro flrod, and also saw tho man who had attempted to oscapo hauled Inside again. Tho officers who mado the arrest admit thoro was troublo with Morris, but as tiod-mouth ordors pre vail around tho station Just now, they daro not say thoy shot at tho escap ing prisoner. Orcgonlan. 0 MARRIED. BondMlshler At Salem Hotel, Sop tombor 16, 1003, by RoV. P. 8. Knight Miss Suo Mlshlor and Wil liam Bend, of Aurora, Marlon coun ty. ' 0 DIED. Desart At tho family homo In North Salem, Wcdnosday, Soptombor 16, 1903, at C p. m., O. W. Dooart, agod CO years, ot heart troublo. Mr. Dosurt was born (n Illinois, and norvod In tho Union army dur ing tho civil war, coming to Ore gon by ox team In 1801. Ho located In tho Waldo Hills, and lived thoro tint!! tliroo years ago, whon ho camo to Salem. Ho leaves a widow r.nd 13 children, 30 grandchildren nnd ono groat grand child to mourn his death. at 1 p. m., nt tho Mlllor church, throo miles from Sllvorton, whoro burial will bo hnd under tho auspices ot tho G-, A. R. Lynch At tho family homo In North Salem, Wednesday, Soptombor, IS, 1003, at 4 p. m Bart Lynch, agod 31 years, of tuborculoslB. Dcccasod llvod In Salem for many years, and was a printer by trade.' Somo years ago conaumptlon'attackcd him, and ho has boon falling gradually slnco that tlmo until tho end came ycstorda. Tho funornl will bo hold tomorrow. Adolphj Fine Clothing. 1 1 of Shifts, Under- Clotnint; is Un- 295 Commercial St !! ! HWHUIII' E. S. LAMPORT, Est. 1869 OLDEST HARNESS HOUSE in Oregon. Largest Stock (Jet my prices on a ilno BUGGYHARNESS 289 Commercial St Y O F:::::: ooMreki &., si, o. I ij ! MilHllniiiliHiniwwieiii'"ii'ei"i"iei