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DAILY CAIlTAWJOUBNAWMtEMabSQQN,. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11904.
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mended that a permanent survey of
the city bo made to establish grades,
and on motion was adopted.
The committee on streets recom
mended that the petition of Fred
Hur3t(and others, for the establish
ment of grades on certain streets, be
allowed. Adopted.
The committee on streets was em-
Nickle in the Slot taw Has pwored to emPloy a surveyor to lay
. urn uennin sireeis in worm saaiem.
Hard Road to Travel and
Is Returned 'to Com-'
mittee
At the city council Tuesday oven-
Alderman Qesner states that the
state ofllclals who had charge of the
old court house sower, constructed by
the state, were willing to turn It over
to tho city, as they had discontinued
to U3e It. On motion the recorder
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lng all members were present except was instructed to ask tho state for a
Sims and Walker. formal transfer of tho same to tho
Tho committee on ordinances re-1 city, and also to ask tho directors of
ported that they had examined ordl-( school district No,. 24 to, relinquish
nance No. 279, relating to sotting their Interests In the Thirteenth
light and telephone pole3, and found
that it contained a provision for pun
ishing violators by a flno of from ?5
to ?50.
Tho same committee filed majority
street sewer to the city.
Saloon- llcenso was granted to J.
A. Cooper.
Tho park ocmmltteo reported that
It had refused to allow the Salvation
and minority reports on tho slot ma- Army tho use of Marlon square for
chine license ordinance The majorl- the purpose of holding revival meet-
ty report, signed by Alderman Bayne,
reported favorably on tho bill as
amended. The amendments cancelled
Ings under a tent.
Alderman Catlln Introduced a res
olution fixing tho time for tho coun-
all licenses heretofore Issued under ell to meet at 7:30 p, m., Instead of
the old rate, and aimed to force tho . 8 p.- m as at present. It failed to
machine men to take out new licenses.
The minority was signed by Alder-
man Gesnor andvopposed tho passage
of tho bill. The
wero that tho
pass.
Tho council named John Q. Wil
son, John" Craig 'and Fred Hurst as
reasons nsslgnfcd appraisers to astfess.the damages to
llcenso was high property along tho Court street ex
enough at present, and that any furth
er change would defeat the object of
the measure, as originally Jntondod.'
A motion to adopt tho minority re
port was adopted, but failed to carry,
and the majority report was carried.
When tho bill camo up for final con
sideration with tho amendments, It
was discovered that one section would
make a bad tangle, and, while tho au-
tenslon.
Alderman Gesnor moved that tho
committee on licenses be instructed
to prepare an ordlnanco to keop trav
eling fakirs out of the city. Adopted.
Petition of M. I. Flnley and others
for crosswalk In Frlckey's addition
was referred to the commltteo on
stroets.
Petition of A. F. Hofer and others
thor, Mr. Bayne, contended that It for establishment of a grade on
was perfectly legal, others of the 20th street between Court street and
council were afraid to act In haste, Asylum avenue, was referred to com
and postponed consideration until the mltee on streets,
next regular meeting. Tne special committee appointed
Tho following bills against tho city, to rename and renumber the streets.
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were allewed:
Goodale Lumber Co $ 44.58
Sim H. White .... 1.00
J. P. Veatch .. .. I 12.35
W. P. George 18.00
Patton Bros 4.00
Savage & Fletcher
asked for a small allowance for cleric
al aid, and It was granted.
Alderman Gesner introduced an or
dinance to amend tho sidewalk ordl
nanco, to allow the building of walks
in certain districts to be less than
Geodale Lumber Co 33.20
Pac. States T. & T. Co 1.00
Pac. States T. & T. Co 1.40
Capital Drug Co ,60
D. A. White & Son 3 75
Palace Pharmacy 1.25
It. M. Wado & Co ,.., 1.35
Salem Water Co 129.12
Geo. F. Rodgers 16.00
Geo. W. Armstrong 22.00
W. H Burghardt Co 50
N. J. Judah 1.00
F. E. Shafor 4.00
Slegmund & Pugh 6.89
W. E. DeLong 10.00
Warner Bros 2.50
John Hughes Co . . . . 3.40
Citizens' L. & T. Co 194.08
Citizens' L. & T. Co 17.50
Citizens' L. & T. Co 10.25
J. C. Marsh was appointed pound
master of Ward No. 5.
The committee on streets recom-
5 90 four feot jn width. It was read twice
It pays to do business gener
ously. The proef: Schilling's
Best. Full-strength and pure,
and the prices only enough to
pay for the quality.
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and referred to the committee on ordi
nances. The ordlnanco prohibiting tho uTo
oil barb wire in the city was read three
times and passed.
Councilman Bayne stirred up the
city council last evening when ho
charged that the committee on streets
had' sold tho city road scraper for $100
and a horse belonging to tho street de
partment for ?30.
Alderman Gesner admitted that the
sales had been made, but said that tho
committee was acting for the best In
terests of the city, and that both wero
concluded at tlme3 when It was Impos
sible for the council to act, and that
eight councllmen had told him to sell
tho scraper.
Alderman Acheson explained that
the city had made a good saving by
selling the old scraper, as It was too
largo to use to good advantage In tho
city. Council adjourned without furth
er action.
The Portland police arrested a ho
bo giving his name as Harry Hender
son yesterday morning, and thoy
found a number of barber tools, In
cluding razors, strops and clippers.
They at onco telephoned to Jack Ry
an, and George Harris, his barber,
went down last evening to Identify
the proporty, and, after an examina
tion, proved to the satisfaction of tho
officers that tho stuff belonged to Mr.
Ryan.
Mr. Harris did not see the man last
evening, and It Is not known wheth
er ho is acquainted In Salem, or is a
traveling hobo, who had tho place
spotted. Chief Gibson will go down
to Portland in the morning, and os-
cort him back to this city, whore ho
will stand trial.
The barber shop was entered at an
early hour Sunday morning, and al
most everything of value In the shop
was carried away. There wasNno cluo
to tho robbers, but the polled sent out
a description of the articles, and the
Portland officers located the fellow In
a very short time.
Extra Trousers
This sqason we aro showing tho greatest and best assortment of extra
trousers over shown in thlB city.
The latest shapes and newest designs with bolt strap on ovory pair.
Boys' Suits
Wo ar6 now ready to show tho boys' Spring Suits of exceptional values
Boys between tho ages of 4 and 11 toll your mothers that you jfet a
handsome now waist with ovory suit, if you buy this week.
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Prices from $2 to $7
alem Woolen Mill Store
Wanted, a young man to learn the
shoe business. Inquire at Oregon
Shoe Company. , 8-18-tf
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wright returned
this morning from a few days spent at
tho farm home of George Ruef, near
Independence.'
Governor Fletcher, of Jefferson-, re
luctantly left his farm work today,
and came down to Salem to see the
circus parade.
Governor Chamberlain appointed N.
H. Looney and H. E. Bickers as ad
ditional delegates to the national
meeting of the charities and correc
tions meeting.
Will D. Evans, formerly at Burg
hardt's book store, has purchased tho
cigar stand on Stato street owned by
Sam Foster, and will conduct a first-
class place.
Hon. and Mrs C. D. Hartman, of
Scott's Mills loft yesterday for tho
East, where thoy will spend several
months, visiting tho world's fair, and
other places of interest.
C. P. BISHOP; Pop.
FIRST
MAY
FESTIVAL
Concert Tuesday Evening, Was
a Magnificent Success
The first concert of the 1904 May
Festival of mu3lc was hold at tho First
M.. E. church last evening. The pro
gram consisted of eight numbers by
classic composers, which needs must
be heard to bo rightly appreciated.
The program was good from beginning
to end, every number agem of musical
art, j well Interpreted and well exe
cuted, each deserving especial praise.
Tonight
Rev. E W. Crandall, of Turner, will
lecture In the Presbyterian church to
night. His BUbJect will bo "The Child."
Did you attend the May Festival
orchestral concert last night? If not
don't miss tho chorus concert tonight
and tomorrow night. Only $1.50 fpr
the two nights. Single nights $1.0Q.
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South Salem Personals.
Mr. Fred Baker, of Spokane, left for
home today, after several days' visit
with his parents. Mrs. Baker and
children will remain a week longer.
Mr. Baker Is advertising man for the
Spokesman-Review.
Grant Klgntllngor who has been vis
iting his brothers In this city, re
turned to Portland yesterday.
Mrand Mrs. E. A. Thompson, who
have spent the winter In West Salem,
have again located in South, Salem.
Miss Lottie Ronnie, of Portland, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. H. Arm
strong. Mr. Alfred Simmons has gono to
Shedds to visit his brother, who Is re
ported quite sick. He will go to Eu
gene to visit his son before returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Bort Veal, of Albany,
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CONVENTION
Second- Day Shows a Much
Larger Attendance
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Mrs. Rose Bloch-Bauer,
Who sings tho soprano solos at tho
May Festival tonight.
Among those best pleasing tho audi
ence being Wagner's grand march,
Tanhauaor, waltzes; "Tales 'from Vi
enna Woods," by StrauBs; "Scenos
from Lohengrin," Wagnor, and "An
dante Cantabllo," by Tschalkowsky,
the last being beautifully rendered un-
Mr. Frank Brown, loft yesterday for
Portland, for a few days' visit.
Rev. T. F. Royal, who has been quito
ill for tho past six weeks, Is improv
ing, and will soon bo able to bo about
again.
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A Growing Business
TVe are only throe montts old. our third month shows a 31 ror
cent Increase over our first month. Careful and conscientious at
tention to every order Is what's doing it. Any unsatisfactory pur
chase may bo returned and money cheerfully refunded. Try us for
groceries, vegetables" fruits, etc.
dOr tllO fllronfnr'a hntnn ttt, tftn !
who have been visiting at tho home of orchestra
inose not In qttondanco certainly
missed a musical treat, tho opportunity
to near as good coming rarely to Solem
people. Tho music flllod full tho largo
auditorium, yet was always mellow
and sweet, the effoct.that that of ono
grand Instrument, played by a mastor
hand.
Director Chas, L. Brown and the
members of his orchestra are to bo
congratulated on tho oxcollonce of
their musical achievement, and will
certainly long bo remembered by tho
music-lovers of Salem.
There was a fair audience presont
at tho opening performance
Memorial Sermon.
Not as an order or a command, but
as a wish, which I consider a duty, tho
clergymen of tho city of-Salem aro re
quested to deliver a memorial sermon
at their respective churches on Sun
day, May 20th, in memory of tho sol
diers and sailors of America who gave
their lives for their country, which wo
now enjoy with so much pcado and
prosperity, signed.
MRS. LIZZIE ROSS,
Patriotic Instructor Woman's Relief
Corps, Sedgwick Post, G. A, R.
The county convention of tho Wo
man's Christian Temporanco Union
closed at Ramp hall this afternoon.1
Thoro wero some now delegates In
from unions not hitherto represented,
but tho gonoral attendance was small
er than In former years. Interest in
tho local option campaign has cut In
to tho w,ork of this organization. Tho
convention closes by an address this
Evening at tho Presbyterian church
by Rev. Lee Crandall,' of Turner, on
"Tho Child." Rev. Crandall has" a
family of children.
Mrs. Steele presided, with Mrs.
Ovorton as secretary, and depart
mental reports wero heard from sov-
oral superintendents. Mrs, Rounds
read an interesting paper on tho
"Poaco and Mercy Work," which in
eludes tho proventlon of cruelty to
animals. Miss Williams sang a beau
tiful solo. Mrs. Spray roportod on
Evangelistic work In tho reformatory
Institutions at Salem and tho Rose
dale union was voted thanks for work
dono at tho reform school. Miss Os
borne and Mrs. Busby, of Turner, sub
mitted reports of an lntorosting char
actor. Election of officers takes
place this afternoon at 3 o'clock, when
tho convention will adjpurn.
Tho resolutions adopted endorse lo
cal option, condemn lawlessness, and
carrying pn of business, excursions
DELAYED
BY THE
MUD
Morris Rowe Circus Trail
Arrives Late From
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Tho Norrls & Rowo circus trals
reached Salem shortly afternoon to
day, and tho delay Is accounted for
by tho fact that tho. wagons of the
show mirod down in the streets at
Eugene at an early hour this morn
ing, while moving from tho show
grounds to tho, train. Tho wagons
cortainiy Indicate that such was th
case. Tho train arrived too .lata to
give a performance in tho 'aftornoori,
but tho parade was held at 4:30, aacT
was creditable, under the circum
stances, Tho show wlir bo held to
night at the dopot grounds.
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Cowa Are Friendly.
A number of inhabitants of Ehgle-
waod aro complaining that a herd of
cows feed on tho lawns and ynrds oC
tho residents' of that part of tho city.
Tho pound master has taken the mat
tor In hand.'und will have some fun
with tho bovlnes In tho near futuror
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Social Event.
Invitations aro out for a piano re
cital to bo given by Miss Evollno Cal
breath, at tho Grand Opera House,
Juno 1st. '
2 Fountain Pens 2
Wo havo that will please tho C
m man with hit own notions A
A no matter how particular ho
Is In selecting tho nib, Wo Z
J cn suit him without any J
w troublo- from our immonso 2
H stock of Swan's Watterman's
0 and Lincolns. If you have ''
H nevor usod a "fountain pen" gg
fc wo would Hlco to havo you A
m try ono, We've the timo to 5
J give you, if you have. 5
Patton's Book Store. ?
ATWOOD & FISHER
Pfcoae 57 J . Successes to Branson A. Raan.
tIIIHIIIIlllHimiHj.
Eat the
Best Meal
in town at the
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: : GcOf ffC Bros- Prone.
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First night of tho May Festival ex
ceeded expectations. Just two moro
nights; 11.60 for tho two nights.
: Wall Paper :
Latest designs in stock,
J and good work guaran-
teed. We have the smaH
J store and small prices
E. L. Lemmon I
I 299 Liberty St.
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J. W. Belcher,
Oregon's greatest tenor, who sinus the
tonor solos at tho May Festival To-'
night.
and ball games on Sunday, condemn
polygamy, and approve woman suf
frage, and thank the Salem ladles for
entertainment. ,
Fulton and Herman,
Senator Fulton and Congressman
Hermann will both spealo In. Salem on
Tuesday evening, May 24th, Republi
cans aro preparing to give tnora a
grand recoptlon on tho occasion of
their visit. ,
J. W. Bolchor, .Orogon'B greatest
tenor, will bo hoard at the M. B.
church, tonight and tomorrow night
Only fl.GO for the two concerts'.
The Republicans of Ohio1 renomi
nated their state ticket, and endorsed
Roosevelt.
Proud Dealers
More firms are being added
to the list of grocers wha
handle ''
Eppley's Perfection
Baking Powder v
Salem Dealers
Jos. Albright,
Harritt & Lawrence, -Fuller
& Douglas
Atwood & fisher,
A. L Harvey,
Frank Bowersox, Yew
Park,
A. Daue, South Salem,
Don't feel obliged to order
of the manufacturer, but
caH on your nearest grocer,
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