The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, September 21, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text"V . r " -DAILY ft-1 tSHPWFw "- ''texkMt. T NO, 216. 7 s ?-A vol. xtn i SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY", SEPTEMBER 21, 1903. i .- k. iwr. JOCTRNAMI 1--' r--"','m ( -TT tB4-H-l(-i--Hlt:Hi-l frfrkSWHtt.B I IM Hil . THIS TIME OF EVERYBODY HAS CASH TO SPEND , You'll Have More Left After Trading, If Yotf Spend It At A :' Spot Cash Store. ........ imrin unm uniw fiiiw till 1 I 1,4 1 ii i ii i i 111 1 i inn. lunivaMiiii Sab's Cheapest One J. flnr irrnnf vrtlnmn nf htlRinp.qq quantity prices oil what wo buy. Wo discount every bill. $ Our expenses nro very light. Wo sell for ensh only. That's J 5 why wo can undersoil "regular etoros." Have you visited our J new J ? Dry Goods Department It's full of tho latest novelties in Dress Goods Zibellnes, Etamlnes, Boaclc?ZibGHnes, Our Line StapleDressGoods Very Complete HI 4r We're selling ovcryttiing in tho margin of profit that hits mado Is there a Man or Bo If there is ho now lino of 4. fi TfiX Our suits are the newest patterns mado tlin Wstnf tailors. Thov'rs marked from 7 n r l. Men's suits from tho cheaper mixed goods m up to 17.60 for extra fine worsteds. A full lino Is unusually .tnn.1 hovs' wear, they are not Yotmg Tako particular pride in thoir to a dot. mam . . . .i H ?irrso71mvVrsh7e made especially for the boy hat , flUywanl aid I evlry shoe gives satisfaction Ir J f o j we W styles suitable for every requirement You II find the right quality there every time. jjj . m V a W M IB W I Z"i?'tltiT on each hat. Our factory is ono count itry und they rnalce me ngui.iii.yiiM. Hosiery, Underwear u "" iar,.rf PTunfcwriS i-asMsaaas&tffi'ifiBS'Ai cause uwi w . - E. T. Barnes, Prop, .- 'lIMll''- J.. (W - f THE YEAR J mm - Price Cash Store-1 i ftlfthlpS 119 to FOt tllO lowest M Marconi Cloth, Meltons S M s Serges, Cheviots, Cashmeres, Henriettas, Poplins, Mohairs M HADirnip You don't have to pny tho H "regular prices" nt "regular fi stores" for this class of goods when you trade with us, fi Dry'Goods lino at tho sarno 5 our other departments grow, fi in your Family 4- 5 can't afford overlook to our tlovt-rifriNQ MUITAHT CLOTHING by? 15 2 .l.nn .'ll fiil Alcanrlinrn M School Suits largo. Nobby liltlo suits mado expensive, either. men clothing. We can suit them Our Shoe f Department! Is tho prido of tho store; tho style and quality pf ; aim wa carrv is equal to any you can find in exclu- AnAi.rnl difference m prices. I I 1 lit --- . ' We .-you ft, JO.. J. I of the most rename in uj -. ..MtkiN lt l-A( ni1 - mTtmiAim niimiiiiiiiii. . TURKISH MURDERS CONTINUE The Sick and Helpless put Ruthlessly to the Sword Smoky Ruins, Unburied Corpses and the Silence of Death Wark Their Bloody Path Lomlon. Sept. 21. A report from high diplomatic sources says tho powers are by no means unanimous regarding tho action to bo taken In tho Macedonian affair. Tho Kalncr has partially gained Austria's sanction to his policy, which Ic to nllow tho Sultan to contlnuo his plan of exter mination. Russia Is wavering. Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 21. Fresh massacres are reported In tho districts of Monnstlr, Adrjanoplo and Kostovo. Many towns havo been destroyed by Turkish artillery. On Wednesday" last tho artillery killed 100 nt Zcoddorlch anl. 150 nt Uodlclm and nt Okrenl 1200 woro shot or put to dentil. A largo number of tho victims woro wo men and children, ana tno sick ana aged, who woro una io to scok Bafoty. Sofia. Dulgnrln, Septal. A serious engagement Is reported between Turk ish troops and Insurgents In tho Perlm mountains, near Molnlk. Tho Turks lost BOfl killed, Including two proml. nent colonels. o Naval Officers Get a Roast Washington, Sept. 21. Tho mail re ports to tho navy dopr.rtmcnt this morning contain what is probably tho most Bovoro-xastlgntlon over adminis tered to members of a court-martial. It was in vho ci'ao of Aoslatnnt Pay mr.3tor Fichworth Nicholson, who is a nntivo of California llo cntored tho Bcrvlco two years ago, r.nd was tried and convicted on a chprgo of drunkon ncss and scandalous conduct, tending to tho destruction of good morals. It was alleged that while on choro In Choo Foo, China, Nicholson, whllo In toxicated, assaulted an-elderly civil Inn. Tho sentenco of tho court was lint Nicholson bo reduced flvo num bers In his grade. Itoar-Adralral Ev nrt3. In rovlowlng tho cwie, says tho ovldonco was of men a character that the Boitonco should havo been noUi Ing less than dismissal from tho navy, Threo of tho officers of tho court rec ommended clemency. Evans says these ofllcors. Lieutenant Williams and Pnymnstore Blecoo and Donnblo, havo proved to tho convening author ity, and to the lloet, their unworthl ness to act horeaftor as members of any court, and won't again bo placed In a position of passing judgmont up on other porsons. or guarding and maintaining tho dignity of tho pavnl sorvlco. In Addition to tho threo above named oicmbors of tho court, who are thus unprecedcntly rebuked, are Captain Scbreo and Commanders Marshall. Dodd, Klnklcy and Uout. Tompkins, who was Judgo advocate. Were After Big Money Chicago, Sept. 21. Itobbers last night attacked, beat Into unconscious. ncss with a load pipe, and gagged the express car loader. Win. Aughran, cm ployed on the Michigan Central. Thoy then searched tho American Express car, which leaves hero on the 3:30 1 morning train. Two safes were rifled, but only a small amount was taken, according to tho officials. Tho regular shlpmont of )2S,000, mado Monday's, la not brought down until tho train starts, and tho robbers were evidently after this. Hard 'Times in Russia St. Potcrshurg. Sept. 21 Great dif fering is reported In tho drought prov , Ince. At Ostrog a flro left 600 fainl l lies hoinslesa. The villages of 8er girths and Kokelshnrogol wero nea.ly destroyed by fire, and -100 houses were destroyed. 'In tho former eight per' sons wero killed, and fcQ houses and , Immense stores of grain burned. In tho Trans Casplnn states locusts have i entirely destroyed the cotton crop1, 1 amounting to nearly 100.000 bales, as I well as the immense growing crops of . wueai uuu i)v. uuu utun; uu iuo trees. o Cabinet is Filled London, SepC 21. Tho St. James Gazetts today announces that Edward has approved tho appointment of tho following men to cnblnet positions, made vacant by, resignatiens: Auotcn Chamberlain, chancellor of tho ex chequer; Lord Selborno, colonial ccc rotary; Arnold Foster, secretary of war; St John Brodorlck, sccrotnry for India. Tho Gazette adds It has good reason to bellovo Lord Stanley will be mado po3imaator-gcnoral, ta Biicccod Austen Chamberlain. Talks Through His Fedora Qlosgow, Scotland, Sept. 21. De signer Fife arrived home today. Ho advanced the Idea that British ship builders must collectively crcato tho next challenger. Ho says tho Ameri cans copied the design In Shamrock II. nnd improved on It, and thus pro duced the Reliance. ,; Miller Case to Come up Washington, Sept. 21. A quartorly meeting of the executive council of tho American Federation of Labor be gan horo this morning. An attempt will bo mado by tho Central Labor Union, of this city, to bring tho Mil ler case before tho body. Hanna Will not Resign Cleveland, Sept. 21. Ilnnna donlos that ho Intends to withdraw from tho chairmanship of tho Republican nn- tlonnl committeo on account or ill healthv r Good-Goods This Store is Brimful of Money-Saving Opportunities Wc serve yoa with iutute dealings paramount in mind. We "know thatwnen yoa arc satisfied with yoar first purchase you will try us for your second. So we always strive to keep up and out-reach tht mark, remembering the weight that today's satis faction will have upon your future dealings with us. Suits, Coats and Jackets Fnehion'a Intost tendencies aro correctly reflected in this su perb gathering of fall frocks. This offering Ts calculated to attract your nttontion and do raonstrato the superiority of this collection. You'll seek in vain to duplicate our values. New Tailor-Made Suits In mixed Scotch Homespuns $ i 3.50 Fancy mixed all wool suils, plain walking length skirt, cor set coat $16.50 Other styles aud values up to 28.50 Just Opened A swell new line of fancy waists, in Bedford cordB.whito Oxfords Sicilians, cct with embroidered effects; colors, black, cream and white, $4.50, $6.75, $7.50 Just Rcivd A full and complete line of outing un derwear for ladies. Tho lino in clude gownB skirls and drawers. Also a full lineifMUecs and Child- rens gowns Walstlngs We have the now two toned vel vet wnialingsthatareso popular in colors such as you will want for your fall or winter waists. Corduroy Waistiags In all popular shades. Ourcom plele line of fancy Mercerized Oxfords in new designs are ready for your inspection, 111 J7M VX.; fr"- ;t'A ui . MILITIA DEFIES COURTS Colorado State Troops are Making Ser ious Trouble Will Bring Prisoners Into Court, But Under Escort and will Not Sur render Them . Cripple Crook, Colo., Sept. 21. Ha beas corpus proceedings woro resumed In tho district court this morning. Tho Judgo gavo tho military authorities until 2 o'clock this afternoon to bring tho four petitioners from the bull pen Into court. CIiobo announced ho would bring tho prisoners, but under a heavy detachment of soldiers, who would bo Instructed to resist any at tempt on their nrrlvnl of officers to tako chargo of tho men. May Cause a Big Strike Pltslmrg, Pa. Sopt, 21. All tho lodges of tho Amalgamated Associa tion of Btcol, Iron and Tin Workers tho secretary notified today to hold a special meeting. An Iraportnnt moot. DIESS GOODS Our dress goods department is tho most completo in tho Wil lamette Valley. Wo aro show ing all the nowest pattorna and wouves. Scotch mixed suitings, 30 in. wide, in colors, garnet, tan, blue, grey, greon, etc., at 42c yard 00 inch Scotch Tweed suitings for your new tailor-raado, vory newest weaves and colorings. Knub etamincs, boutnee. crono do Paris, oolines, tho swell fab rics for your new recoptlon or evening gowns. New all Wool PUld Regular 65o fancy Scotch home spuns in snitablo colors SO in. wide, our price 35c yard NEW TRIMMINGS In chiffon, Venice, Persian, fish Bcalo and jets, allovor chiffons, spangled lish scale nets, in fact all the new effects in trimmings Oar i fock of G'07i bs sersr ta so compleU si It Is at th preiwat Urns, ad In tcops snd tff'ct embrace k'l the good brands, such a TreiQVMe, l)nti, Mslettle, Monsrcs, CBtisr, Mswotand Msycrs, V sit Ibis fep'r. RffiBONS H.tlaTffetNo. 40, Is all colors, Ttlsbon insdsol portrtt nlk, 9cyti Soft TsAeta, cerdd stripe, plsla colors, 4 Inches wide, tScyud mmmmmmmKmtmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmKtiea $$$&us Q yJ Ing is scheduled to tako placo at na tional headquarters this week. It Is currently believed d general tfrlku will bo ordered ngnlnst nil companies which refused to sign the wage bcaIc. Among thceo ta the United States steel corporation. Kaiser Wants . Tliem Killed Berlin, Scpo. 21. Tho German motal manufacturers today decided to crush tho strike of tho 3000 workers, which has been fn progress (or several days, by locking out tho remaining 7000 em ployes, until nil tho others nro ready to resume work. Ono hundred nnd seventy factories nro Idle. Short on HisAccounts Buffalo. N. Y Scptu 21. Llewellyn Smith, bookkeeper for tho Elrlck commission firm. Is alleged to bo short $20,000 In his accounts, nnd haa fled, his whereabouts bring unknown. Ftesh. Today Soft Centered Chocolate Creams AT- Zinn's 154 BUte Bt Phone 1971 Main. Lovest'l Prices C3G0 cumer, iF0RBOT m BOYS' CLOTHING Here yon Und nil llir nscettsry tblnsi (or Brhwl Wrnr tnch st clolh ng, hoInry, dmie. Jnckrer, waUU, hair rlblwoi, tic. The .avlnif, If bay ing Ii done )ir mort bo spproolsteb by erery t-coiiomlc) .i. Boyt' all wool S-lrca Sulti, extia boojI quslity, well u)Ji, (ervlcesblo ralxturtu, In prices runglnglroui $2.50 up New Arrivals In II, S.M. Suit. Ntfst word and mixtures for illsas a well m tout. We csb fltyoKsll. $18.50, $22.50, $25.00 NECKWEAR The Btwsst tlilagt In Kuglfib t cinsree $1.00, $1.50 A compktu Hoe o( Pmir-lK-bsuds, 25c and 50c SHOES Meyers' $3.50 Shoes In the nnef t 1In. inelndlng the Tr. Uermanl. Crcll end Tfswp. Ak UT VtKellMl SOUS- Baby Shoes We hsyp opened a pew depsitwrnt (or bby boe. Our line is i-otnplet with all tlMHte styles and ptws In n greet vrlely ol eolure, uch as pink, blue, blue apd white, chocolate wblto. black aud lull patnt esteer, S0c, 60ca-4 75c Foil Use Moks, alleotors. 35C jY '' a a . HHiM' tWwb I rl?1lJ7l if twp9m' ;v B Ml 4 n ,ti I t4 J i