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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTODER 20, 1003
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rrifice quality to cheapness of rice it is in the buying
eaaing ring, i ue nine Dana or foiq mar. symooiizes
appiest-event is not a tefnpdrary keepsake, to bewprif
ion? ab mc wearer lancies u. custom ana nci na
ike prescribe its lifelong wear when once it has been
upon a wife's finger. For such a purpose a cheap in-
quahty ring means a sad disappointment to its wearer
ter wears. Our "Barr" Wedding Rtncrs are made of one
without solder and are 18k and 14k gold, and we can
lately guarantee their goodness and worth. Named as
prand is atter the founder of this firm, we need scarcely
hat our duty as well as our interet makes us give scru-
s care to the honorable quality ot the brand.
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$ i' PERSONALS.
Senator S. Farrar wont to Hubbard
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MlBHfScovell wont to Portland last
Shlpp wont to Portland last
DQtinls came down from Rose-
jaBt evening.
LE. P. Murphy was a. passongor
tland this morning.
Cornoyor wab a passenger
tland this morning.
fengor went to Portland this
for a brtof visit with frlonds.
.James Heenan went to' Port'
lanrf,',thla morning for a visit to rola
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vmia uuu inn, j. j. lurviii tvuui. iu
jdrlland this morning for a fow days'
A. P. Gordon, of Fossil, Is In
Ity on a visit to tho family of
"Smith.
T. D. Ford, of Eugene, was a
fSalwh visitor last evening, on his way
Portland.
Drinker wont to his homo In
tland this morning, after a few
tdaysV shooting near this city.
Helen D. Harford, of Newberg,
Fdcnt of tho state convention ot
. C. T. U., Is in tho city.
It. J. Qlnn, wlfo of Ro'preaonta-
iiVetdlnn, of Wasco county, is in Uio
attending Uio W. C. T. U. con
Tontii
'Mm: A. O. Marstors, of Roseburg,
wuaSf Senator Marstors, is attending
C. T. U. convention horo this
J. R. irinklo, of Hubbard, was
alem yostorday, visiting her
tor, Mrs. 0. L. Darling. Sho ro-
d homo lost night.
J, Fry and A. S. Epply roturncd
iovonlng from a week's fishing at
INftwbort. Thoy wore loaded dowi
salmon and other trophies, and
port a lino time.
Mra. isva u. wneoior, or cottago
rrtvo wlfn nt n nrnmfnanf mlnlncr
faatilflmbor man, Is In the- oity, to at-
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noauio v. j. i. u. cunronnon. aim
lljStprornlnent worker in that organl
tatffiK
J. H.. Farrar wont to Jefferson
this morning.
W. Li Jones, ot Jefferson, was a Sa
lem visitor this morning.
Russell Catltn went to Jefferson this
forenoon for a short stay.
G. F. Robertson, thp Tumor post
master, was a Salem visitor this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Moores camo up
from Oregon City this morning for a
fow (lays' visit.
Ellory's Italian band came up from
Portland this morning, and will appear
at tho opera hotiBO tonight.
Roy Goodhue loft this morning for
Grants Pass and other Southom Ore
gon points in tho intorost ot tho
creamery.
South Salem Personals.
Robort Langdon, of Portland, Is
spending a few days In South Salem,
visiting frlonds.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mack havo re
turned to Portland, after a visit at
the. homo of Waltor Warner, on South
Liberty street.
Thcro was an interesting gamo of
football played between the South Sa
lorn team and tho East Salem team
Saturday, which resulted in a scoro ot
G to 0 in favor of the South Salem
team. There was good playing
throughout tho gamo on both teams,
but tho superior playing of tho South
Salem boys resulted In a victory for
them. Tho return gamo will bo played
on tho South Salem grounds on tho
coming Saturday at 2 o'clock.
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Supreme Court Business.
In tho suurctno court this after
noon two cases woro argued and sub
mitted, as follews:
R. C. Anderson, respondent, vs. J,
F. Adams, appellant; an appoal from
Klamath county. A. S. Hammond ap
peared for respondent and J. W. Ham
akor for appellant
I-ako county, respondent, vs. A. J.
Miller, et at., appellant's; appeal from
Lake county. A. E. Reames, district
attorney, and U F. Conn, district at
torney, nppoared for Lake county and
C. A. Coggswell and A. S. Hammond
for appellant
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RakPrV S?urt Street, for Delivery ,
fJdriciy Wstoa. orask yoorCrocer 1 1
Kroid for It Bakked bribe Oil ..
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Signs of Winter.
Rogor S. Montgomery and Mlsfl Bm-
ma Goole were today granted a mar
riage lloense upon application of W,
Y. Richardson. They roslde at Stay
Programs It Each
the Four Big
Buildings
The Elson Collection Of Re
productions of the
Great Master
' pieces
The A. W. Elson & Co , Boston, col
lection of reproductions of great mas
terpiecos of art will bo on exhibition
at the Salem public schools this
week, as follews:
North school, Tuesday, October
20th.
East school, Wednesday and Thurs
day, October 21st and 22d.
Park school, Friday, October 23d
Lincoln school, Saturday, October
24th.
These art exhibitions will be frorn 1
to 5 p. m and from 7 to 10 p; m. ot
each day at the building named. Ad
mission 10 cents. In tho ovonlng suit
able and Interesting literary and mu
sical programs will bo given. Admis
sion at nil tltnoa ten cents. Tho col
lection of masterpieces was mado by
Dr. John C. Van Dyko, professor of
art at Rutgor's college, and Is espe
cially adapted to school exhibitions,
and to arouse popular intorost In art.
The proceeds of those exhibitions will
be oxpended on pictures for the
schools, and tho pictures will be taken
from thoso collections, with which our
children and the public will bo familiar.
At North Salem.
A fine literary and musical program
has boen arranged at tho North Bchool
for this evening, at 7:30, to which the
public is cordially Invited.
Tho East school will have flno pro
grams Wednesday and Thursday ov
enlngs, In addition to tho ICG largo
productions of masterpieces.
Program for Wednesday.
Instrumental solo Althea Moores
Address Miss Holen Calbreath
Solo .... Mrs. Hallio Parrlsh Hinges
Address
Children and patrons of cast dis
trict aro anticipating great pleasure
and much Instruction from a visit to
their school building tomorrow. A
numbor of ladles, woll acquainted
with tho plcturos, will bo thoro to an
swer any questions In regard to sub
jects. Program for Thursday In tomor
row's papor.
Schilling's Best is the fore
runner of great improvement
in life and trade.
At jout fFOcn'i; BMuybMk.
When Time Is In Dispute
The watch from C. T. Pomeroy's al
ways decides. A watch from thore Is
reliable. The name itself is a guaran
tee. Every watah sent out of this
store Is accurately regulated -and can
always be depended upon. That's the
only kind ot n watch to carry. A big
stock to select from. PRICES, silver
watches, J2.G0 to 910; 30-year gold
filled, $10 to $30.
C. T. Pomeroy . . . .
Jeweler and Optician, 298 Cora, St.
A nice well browned lof of bread comes from good material
HARD WHEAT FLOUR. The California Bakery uses the best of ,
everything and makes everytnln? the best.
Leave an order for our wagon to stoo at your house. 93 Court Street.
l?r. T. SOFOX-SS;., Proprietor
On Sale at The Spa, U4 State St.
X ASSOCIATION NIGHT SCHOOL X. X
STUDENTS ENTERIKO DAILY
PRACTICAL SUBJECTS: BEST TEACHERS: SMALL COST.
Gymnasium. Baths. Reading Room, Library in Connection.
Y. A. C A. Coasmerclal and Cseneketa Sts Phone 2081. Catalog 1ttt
Organize
Elsewhere
In view of tho long dolay in a tost
of Uio constitutionality of tho Eddy
corporation tax law, passed at the
last session or tuo legislature, a gen
eral movement Is on foot amongst
the mining corporations of tho stato
to disorganize the mining companies
her and reincorporate them under
the laws of Washington or some othor
stats more favorable to the mining In
tereats than Is Oregon.
Mining men say that the dema
gogues and political bosses ot Oregon
eannot havo everything their own
way all the time. The Bddy bill was
a direct blow to the mining Interests
of the state and mine operators do
not take kindly to It.
Hereafter th mining companies ot
Oregon for the most part will be
known as foreign corporations and
while owning property here they will
pay to Oregon the minimum of taxes.
The mining men were satisfied with a
fair deal, but the Bddy law was un
fair In 00 per cent of Its provisions.
Not only the mining companies it
the stats are Interested In this ques
tion, but all other corporations are
affaotsd. A tsst case 1ms been start
ed at the Instance ot the secretary
of Mats awl by the ooMBlvance of the
ilfaUt company, but ltowersr Ibis
treiuiriras, most of ths raining com
puties will ak ahoUsr under tin
tows of oMr ntiUss.
found the side door or tho otfco wide
opon. Knowing that' tho Jluors ero
alt closed and locked th&rilgfjt, bofoto,
Mr. Humphrey, know .thoro was some
thing wrong, and pro'copde to invcstl-
to. Tho' first thing but? of tho way
Swwasd common stool bit lying
8ri lie" -floor? and then ho saw throe
holes In tho 6a fo door, about a quarter
of nn Inch doop, around" tho combination.
Tho would-be robbors had heard Mr.
Humphrey coming, and fled out Uio
door.
Disappointed ovor tholr falluro to
brook opon tho mill safo, tho robbers
ovldontly concluded to try a rcsldenco
for a change Thoy mado an attempt
to'ontor Postmaster James L. Clark's
houso. Mrs. Clark was awakened dur
ing tho night by a nolso. Sho called
to her husband, who got up In time to
see Bomeono run noross tho porch. In
tho morning thoy tilscovorcd that ono
of tho largo front windows had boon
raised about two Inches, and tho
marks of a stool bar woro plainly vls
lble on tho window sill. Eugene
Guard.
Get T&e Ha&t of TacKn
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Regtila $lo25 Kid Gloves
A Few Questions.
Ed Jeurnal: I want to ask, when
aro wo going to havo tho promised
blcyclo paths T Winter Is coining, and
wo can't always ride tho walks In de
fiance of law. When will tho council
give tho outlying wards any volco In
tho city govornmcntT It takes months
to get public work under headway, and
If wo aro to havo anything but our
dogs taxed and our stock shut up. wo
would llko to know why? I am n lan,nnd havo not llvod In Snlom all
young man. and I hopo to llvo long 'my fo. and only pay ront and work
enough to hnvo a decent sldowalk and ror a living, but I fool as If I had aomo
an occasional crosswalk and somo . Interest In this town, It I am youne
All sites In fine Pique Sewn Walking Gloves, tits
bestlselling style, gloves that fit and give
great service We had a sale on
'em yesterday. Expect an
other today. If you need
Walking Gloves, here's
your opportunity....
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sowors. Tho county will soon bo col
lecting our road taxes and poll taxes,
on tho assossmont of 1903, and wa
will still bo having It spont somewhere
olso. Thoy say wo aro to havo noth
ing until wo pay some taxes, but it
looks as It wo should havo Bomo volco
In saying what shall bo dono with our
taxes, whon wo do pay thorn, and that
has to be said In advanco ot payment,
pr It Is too late to get uny results. It
looks as though tho old city wants to
hog the wholo tiling. Wo havo no ono
on tho park board, and no ono on tho
health board, yet wo aro tho groator
part ot Greater Salem, and will con
tinue to bo. I am only a Skandlnav-
and a nowcomor from Nobraoky,
OLE CUMTUX.
Sherman County Pays Up.
Tho treasurer of Sherman county
today paid tho last half ot that coun
ty's stato tax to tho stato treasurer,
as follews: Stato tax, 93107.25; agri
cultural college tax, 3102.75,
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E Affords you complete protec
ts tlon against tbe LOSS of valu 3
able
1 Papers,
i Jewels,
i Silverware, etc.
Burglars at Springfield.
An aUamnt was mads to blow up
and rob ths safs In Washburn it
Son's hour mill, at SprlagfleW, lant
nigfct, and ths robbers would hat a
boon successful bad it not been that
Head Mlllor Humphrey frightened
them away In ths nlek of time.
Ths mill bos bssn running over
time of bit to keep up oa orders, and
Mr. Humphrey treat to (be mill at 12
o'oteck last nfgbt to start ths ma
ohlnsry. He stopped at the head
gato ea the rase to guoge the water,
and thsa went to ths mill, where he
1 It Costs You 25c 1
a Month .
I Salem Abstract I
and Land Go. !
F.W. WATERS, Mgr.
Hii"ii"'M'Uiiumii3
Corne to Out
Surprise part
Tbe dally arrival of Holiday
goods calls for more room in
which to display them.
Therefore wc have instituted
a clearance sale fo one
week ONLY.
Come and we will surprise
yoa. Seven patterns of dec
' orated Semi-porcelain to he
be closed out at Clearance
Sale prices. Note thz fol fel fol
eowing: Regular $J,20 per set Cops and Saucers now
Regular ,iO per set Dinner Plates now -
Regular $f .00 per set Mush Bowls - - - -
1 ! Regulac $0.40 3 Inch Vegetable Dish - - -
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; Thoeo aro only n fow eamplos of our ealo prices,
; ; soo tho reat.
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Fine Coffee a Specialty.
i Phone Black 2411.
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65c n
20c Ji
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Free Delivery.
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The Salem B?eweiy
Is Running in Full Capacity now
TheNewBrew
OF SALEM BEER
It is so good you will want more New machinery has been
installed, and the plant is practically a new one, with nearly
double its former capacity. Patronize home industry Buy
the home article, It is the best, and you thus help to build up
your own city. Order a case of Salem bottled beer Call
Phone Main 2131. We will bring it to you
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