DAILY CAP ITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, THUR8DAY, JUNE 16, 1904,
EIGHT
TROUBLE.
GREAT
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JEFFRIES
MUNR0E
FIGHT
Only a Fc
STOCKTON
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BOOMING
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GOLD
STRIKE
BREWS
IS
THE
WORD
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People of Medford Rush to
Where Fortunates Await
Them
May Be Cancelled Because,
Money Is Too Tight
San Francisco, Juno 16. The News
says today there Is a strong proba
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At the Old White Corner.
Satin Git dies
65c
Thcro aro a hundred kinds
of glrdlo corsets on the market
that sell from 25c to $10 each.
Some merchants might mako
you bellovo that black "is white.
Dut they cannot convince you
that they are selling girdles as
good as ours at 65c. SuchAglr
dlcft as others sell at 60c wo
sell for 60. But our Satin
Girdles are 65c special Worth
$1.00.
Silk for shirt waist suits In
the very latest patterns.
58c and
69c yard
Some stores Bell them for
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Mi. J. J. Reed, of Portland, who
Iifta been spending a few days with Sa
lem friends, goes to Sllverton this ev
ening, and will return home Saturday.
More
Cushion-Tired
Runabouts
ArlD 8TILL THEY GO.
Whon wo can't got them quick
-enough by freight, wo express thorn.
It's a fact. Wo ran short of these a
few days since, and, rather than keep
ouf customer waiting for frolght, we
Jn&cf his purchase expressed to Salem.
Well supplied again with our stand
ard sellers, $95, $100 and upward.
Our sales on these goods are throe
times that of last year.
Reason enough.
We've had the goods on hand to
deliver, and tho prices aro right.
Sco them and you'll say yes.
F. A. Wiggi
Implement House 255-257 Liberty St
Farm Implements, Automobiles,
Sewing Machines and Supplies.
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We fit all makes of Tires at all Prices
$225 and Upwards
We fit all makes of Rims.
Bicycle Frames and Forks.
nave it.
Best Workmanship and Prompt Attention. Phone Red 2151 ! !
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Restoring Failing E esight i
Is our buslnoss. Wo bavo hundreds of customors who are testimo
nials, who sing our pralsos, for tho reason of having received per
fect satisfaction. Eyostght rondo as good as it ever was. We aro
progressiva opticians, and latoly havo addod tho oxcluslve agency
for tho greatest optical Invention over invented.
Tlie Invisible Bifocal Lenses
With a pair of theso you ovorcomo all tho old drawbacks of seeing
tho seams, going up or dowu stairs, in fact they aro perfect. We
also fit thorn.
Torlk, depressed and round segment Bifocals. Come in and re
ceive tho advantago of skill and Improved instruments. Our charges
aro reasonable,
Cfias. HL
Pioneer OpUolan, 83 State Streot
mumniimiiitiMnntiiiwimtniHuniMin
Colorado Continues an Un
checked (Fountain of
News
Cripple Creek, Colo., June 16. -Teller
county commissioners voted ?10,
000 for running down the perpetrators
of the Independence outrage. To date
145 men were deported and 72 are yet
in the bull pens.
Tellurlde, June 16. President Moy
er has been surrendered to the sher-
1ft, and an effort 1st being made to se
cure bonds. He Is charged with dese
crating the flag. The Federation at
torneys claim they have evidence that
Pcabody did not Issue a proclamation
declaring martial law off In San Mi
guel county, anl releasing Moyor, un
til after he learned that Judge Thay
er, of St. Louis, had Issued a writ of
habeas corpus. They will try to have
Peabody charged with contempt of
court, for technical evasion of Thay
er's orders.
THOUSAND
LINES MAY
BE LOST
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covered 539. Only 165 were identi
fied at that time.
Supt. Richards, of the Beflevieu
hospital, said: "It will take days to
Identify all tho .bodies. In 18 years of
hospital experience this Is tho most
appalling accident I ever heard of.
Bellevue has 1200 dead. The mystery
as to tho cause remains Impenetrable.
None can bo found who saw the actu
al start of tho flames. Theories aro
numerous.
At 3 p. m, 577 bodies have reached
tho morgue. Fourteen launches,
manned by harbor police, and equip
ped with drags and other appliances,
aro at work looking for more victims.
Fetor Galllgan and Samuel Cullock,
tho divers, have mado a careful ex
amination of the hull of tho Slocum
during tho morning, and reported that
not less than 100 bodies aro penned
under tho wreck of tho superstructure.
France Sends sympathies,
Washington, Juno 19. President
Loubot cabled hla sympathy in the
Slocum disaster. President Roosevelt
replied that he appreciated tho mes
sage. t8Wy
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We repair all makes ' of j ;
If it is for a Bicycle, we ! !
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The Bicycle Man.
Hinges,
Next door to Ladd & Bush Dank
Medfbrd, Or., Juno 1C. There Is a
great stampede of miners from this
city to Graybaclc mountains- 30
miles east of here, the scene of the
greatest gold strike over made In
Southern Oregon. An 18-year-old boy
and a companion found a ledge wlille
hunting, and brought In ?700, gathered
with a mortar and pestle. Three oth
er men rushed out, and gathered 3800
In one doy's work, yesterday. The
location of the strike Is almo3t on the
California line, near the scene of the
early placer diggings.
FIRE
UNDER
CONTROL
Forest Grove, Or., June 16. The for
est fire Is now under control. No cas
ualties aro reported, but the loss to
timber will reach several hundred
thousand dollars. Estimates now vary
from $250,000 to $750,000.
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Republican National Committee.
Chicago, Juno 16. Tho second ses
sion of the Republican national com
mltee began this morning, with Vice
Chalrman Payno presiding. The first
case taken up was that of the fourth
Alabama, and decided In favor of the
"black and tan," or administration
delegates, Aldrlch and Cook. The fa
mous Dolaware case waa then begun.
The fight 1b between Addlcks and
antl-Addlcks forces, for four delegates
at large and two congressional dis
tricts. Tho committee decided to give
tho Philippines and Porto Rice repre
sentation with two delegates from
each Island possession, with both
voice and vote. Tho Wisconsin dis
pute will bo taken up tomorrow.
Addlcks won his delegates-aHarge!
two district delegates also being seat
ed. The Louisiana case will be next
taken up.
o
Boiled Down. "
An extradition treaty between
Spain and tho United States was
signed at Madrid today.
Tho Moroccan government will
probably accede to tho further de
mands of Raisuli, according to cable
gram from Consul Gummore, who says
ho Is Informed by tho minister of for-.
olgn affairs that one shlek and his
two brothers had been arrested In
accordance with the demands of
Ralsull.
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Palace Train Wrecked.
St. Louis, June 16 The westbound
Royal Blue Flyer on tho Baltimore &
Ohio road collided with a freight train
at Caseyvllle, 111., thl morning. Tho
engineer was killed and several In
jured. It -Is tho handsomest train on
tho rond, and Is badly damaged. It
was crowded" with Easterners on their
way to tho fair.
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Newspaper Man Quit.
San Francisco, June 16. George
Aspben, assistant editor of the Call,
suicided at Golden Gato Park this
morning, shooting himself through the
heart. Despondency over illness vn3
tho cause of tho trouble.
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Cortelyou Will Investigate.
Washington, Juno 16. Secretary
Cortelyou today ordered a rlgll inves
tigation of tho Slocum disaster.
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A PRACTICAL
MAOAIINE
ron the
GENTEEL HOUSEKEEPER
BACH ISSUE CONTAINS BEAUTIFULLY
ILLUSTRATED DISHES, DECORATIONS
TOR THE TABLE, DAINTY MENUS TOR
ALL OCCASIONS, ETC.
IT IS THE AMERICAN AUTHORITY
ON CULINARY TOriCS AND TASHIONS.
Cuhmnt lu too. St.OO rn Ykar
TABLE TALK PUD. CO., PHILA.
OUdTOH WANT.O ,, CHMTNUT ST,
UMUL TftMl
FRANK. REISTLE
ENOJ AVER and ELEGTROTYPER
mur nu uia-24 tmntRcc ouvta coto.
And it Is tho Big Piano Sale
we are talking about, and about
which every man, woman and
child In Salem is talking. Salem
ha3 never witnessed such a col
lotion of sensational piano
prices as are now being ten
dered at this sale
PIANOS for the rich.
PIANOS for the poor.
PIANOS for everybody.
ORGANS too, In plenty
Every one a rare bargain, and
offered on terms to suit the pur
chaser. HURRY
OPEN EVENINGS.
Allen &
Co
SALEM BRANCH
299 Commercial Street.
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HOTELS
- The Willamette.
John S. Mack, Portland.
J. B. Davison, Portland.
E. W. Stone, Portland.
J. E. Martin, Portland. '
C. K. Harbaugh, Portland.
R. D. Larabll, Portland. '
W. A. Storey, Portland.
Geo. Terrell, San Francisco. '
R. Klgor and wife, Corvallls.
M. Brown, Astoria.
Eddie Walker, Oregon City.
D. B. Sldeman, Chicago.
M. Sldeman, Chicago,
Leo. Leventhal, Chicago.
B. E. Goldberg, Chicago.
I. L Patterson, city.
A. Comeygs, city.
F. J. Durham, Indianapolis.
Vernon Waldron, San Francisco,
Cr L. Weldler, San Francisco.
Charles F. Long, Portland.
W. F. Mills, New York.
gaseball;
Salem vs.
Eugene
; Athletic Park
S June 16-1 7-1 8-1 9 I
NEW TODAY
For Sale. Thoroughbred Irish Setter
pups. Inquire at the office of the
Salem Brewery Association.
6-16-3t
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Notice.
Sealed bids will bo received at the
office of tho undersigned, at tho Ore
gon State Ponltontlary, Salem, Ore
gon, until 12 m., Wednesday, June 29,
1904, for palutlng tho outside brick
walls, wood and iron work of tho pen
itentiary buildings. Specifications for
samo can bo rfeen at the office of the
superintendent.
All bids must bo acompanled by a
certified check in tho sum of One
Hundred Dollars, to be forfeited to
tho state In case the biddor to whom
tho contract la awarded fails to qual
ify. -
Tho right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
Salem. Oregon, Juno 15, 1904.
C. W. JAMES,
Superintendent Oregon State Peni
tentiary. 6-16 17-28-24
bility .that tho fight between Jeffries
and Munroe may never taloo place.
The match no doubt will bo cancelled
for tho time being, and wise onea aro
clinging to tho belief that It is a
financial matter and not Jeffries' knee
that will 'cause an Indefinite postpone
ment. It Is conceded the advance sale
of seats Is so slow as to mako it im
possible for tho club to proceed with
out Incurring a great loss. It is point
ed out that a great many who would
otherwise attend! tho fight have gone
to the world's fair or on their sum
mer vacation.
RUSSIANS RE
PORTED TO
HAVE LOST
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ty officers, whoso names are un
known, were also killed or wounded,
beside 311 soldiers, of which the First
Siberian lost 12 officers and 200 men.
Tho first brigade of artillery lost six
officers and 50 men.
Later War News.
Toklo, Juno 16. The capture of
Tellssa, between Kal Chou end Seoul
antlen, by the Japanese forces Is con
firmed. Tho Itusslans lost six guns
and many regimental colors. The
sinking of tho Japanese transports
HItach and Sado by the Russians is
also confirmed. Only 397 survivors
of tho Sado reached Kuraka. Further
details of the sinking are not ob
tainable. Japanese Succeafcful.
Toklo, Juno 16. General Oku re
ports a heavy battle Juno 14 and 15
between two columns of Japanese and
tho Russian army. The latotr were
routed and left 500 killed and wounded
on the field. Tho Japanese lost nearly
1000 men.
Tho Russians lost their colors, 14
quick-firing guns, and about 300 were
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er of Infantry sharp shooters.
"Queen Esther"
The Beaotffal Queen
KingAhaseraus
M3
And his Coar t. With a Chor
us of iOO voices.
Friday and Saturday
Nights at the
Gtanct
PRICES 35c, 50c and 75c
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JREO&&ES SAnGAXN!XXOTfS&
Out Prices Talk
Wednesday and Thursday's Specials
There Is not one item in tho fo
closoHt attention. The goods aro
compared to what you have to pay
Read on.
Best standard callcooa, yd ,.3?ic
7c fancy uhallles, yd 4c
GV4 torchon laces, yd 3V6c
Valenclonnos lace3, yard, lc 2c
3c and 4c
10c Ktock foundations each .... 5c
18c dotted Swiss, 36-in yd.. 12o
Mosquito bar, yard 5c
200 yds best spool thread ,...lo
Full count pins paper ,..,.... lc
15c hair rats each 8c
39c India silk, will wash like
muslin, flno quality, yd ...,25c
THE CHEAPEST STORE
M'EvoyBrotliersXoort SUjajeffl
Days Mote of
the
Jtme
White
Days
Take advantage
of tlie low prices
on all muslin tin-
dewea,etc.retc.
now
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DIED.
EIIMER. On Wednesday evening,
Juno 15, 1904, at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Ehmer,
No. 294 High street, of membran
ous croup, Amy Pauline, aged 5
years.
Tho funeral was held this afternoon
and tho services were conducted by
Rev. W. C. Hawley.
'Chicago Markets.
Chicago, Juno 16. July wheat, il
85; new 84844; July com 49
48.
WftgWt MUM
Gold Dost Flour :
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Made by THE 8IDNEY POW- 1 1
ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore-
gon. Made for family use. Ask J
your grocer for it. Bran and j
shorts always on hand. i
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P. B. Wallace i I
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BICYCLE HOSPITAL.
Best work at honest prices.
Tires, Rims, Coaster Brakes and
all other repairs. All work ful
ly guaranteed. Free air In
connection. F. J. MOORE.
REAL ESTATE
Call and leave a list of your city
Pyoperty and farm lands "which
you wish to put on the market with
DEMOREST & HANNING.
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD,
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank. Salem. Or.
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llowlng price list but deserves yor ,
tho best, and the prices very
small'
elsewhere for tho same
values.
45c Kal Kai crystal cord wash
silk,' yard 29c
Stacks of summer goods at lit-
' tie prices ,
We aro offering great values In
white goods, laces tand em
broideries Ladies' 75c fancy dimity wa!sU.49c
35c Scotch tweed suiting, yd 19c
Wo aro showing a magnificent
assortment of fancy braids
and trimmings.
IN THE tJORTSWEBT.