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STATE DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE EDITION
ILYjOAPITAL JOURNAL
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SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1000
NO. 210.
REE BIG
HARMONIOUS
CONVENTIONS
Igram of State Development League
to be field at the Auditorium
of the State Fair Grounds
three day session of tho Stato
opnient League at Salem dur
itate Fair week will bo hold
mber 11, 12, and 13, opening
ay ' at 1 o'clock. Tho local
tlttee In charge of entcrtuln-
tnd reception of the delegates
rill be present from all over
ute, met last night at tho ofllco
nnty Judge Scott. Vacancies on
rammltteo caused by tho ab-
ol Isaac Manning and Geo. F.
pi, were nlled by electing
H. Albert and R. J. Hendricks.
committee is composed of Pres-
F. X. Derby and Secretary P.
terof tho Greater Salem Com
mercial Club, and John II. Scott, H.
B. Thlelsen and E. Hofer as tho
other members.
Sub-committees were appointed to
provide badges for the reception
committee of fifty Salem boomers,
and special badges for tho two or
three hundred visiting delegates
from the commercial bodies all over
tho state. Beautiful Invitations will
bo sent out to every club In the state,
and excursions will be arranged to
show the visitors what Salem Is
doing as the center of tho Good
Roads movement, and tho electric
railroad center of Wester Oregon.
It Is Intended to glvo tho visitors
a royal good time and show them
the city that does things In tho prop
er style. Tho Greater Salem Com
mercial Club will have chargo of
the local arrangements and asks tho
hearty co-operation of all who are
Interested In the upbuilding of the
state.
(Continued on Pngo Thrco.)
PARDEE
FINDS
NO LAW
1CAG0 STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
3 DROP PAREE kwans...
San Francisco, Spot. 1. In re
sponse to an Inquiry from tho Dally
News regarding tho attltudo of tho
state authorities toward tho Im
ported strike brenkors, Governor
Pardee today replied: "I regret I
have no power under tho law to pre
vent the coming into tho stato of
such bodies of armed men. It
does not constitute an invasion with
in the meaning of tho law. I havo
notified tho United Railways that
their reported importation of armed
men, If not unlawful, is against pub
lic policy, and subversive to good
order, and in reply have received a
denial of tho truth of tho newspaper
reports that they aro Importing
bodies of armed men into tho state.
question of hours, did not material
ize, as tho company ignored tho
meeting altogether. Tho efforts of
Mayor Sehmitz to bring tho parties
(to the strife together, has failed so
fn nil.1.. mi TV-it. -
"" umueiy. me unucu iinuroaus
continue the preparations to houso
Farley's men, who aro expected
some time Sunday. It is freely pie
dicted their arrival will bo tho sig
nal for an outbreak of violonco.
o
Josh Hillings' Stylo.
Washington, Sept. 1. Tho army
and Navy Register, soml-ofllcial,
the first journal in this city thnt
adopted the reformed spelling, says:
"Should it bo adopted throughout
tho country, tho purists will havo a
spasm."
WE ARE NOW
teady to Show
You
wplete Line of New Merchandise in
following Departments and at
es that no house on the Pacific
ast can Beat. It is a Big Volume
business we are after, not Big
rfits.
AFTER
MORMON
ELDERS
Berlin, Sept. 1. The German gov
ernment Is aroused by reported pros
elyting by Mormons, who aro seeking
women to go to Utah to Join tho
Mormon communities. Tho govern
ment has ordered an official investi
gation. Frauleln Maria WInckler
has been ordered to go to Utah and
report upon conditions. If they aro
found as reported, tho work of mis
sionaries In this country will bo
stopped.
FOREST
GROVE
PROGRAM
Greatest Array of Speakers Ever Presen
ted at Next Meeting of Willamette
Valley Development Convention
Refuse to Arbitrate,
San Francisco, Sept. 1. Striking
carmen this morning voted to reject
nil overtures of tho company made
through tho mayor ond offering ar
bitration, and hold out for their EinB- Prussia. Sept, 1. Thoro was
orlclnal demands of $3 a dnv. nml an enrthquake
eight hours.
Program of tho fifth quarterly
convention of the Willamctto Valley
Development League, to bo held at
Forest Grove, Friday, September 7
There will bo thrco sessions of
tho convention, at 9 a. m., 1:30 p.
m., and 7:30 p. m., at Marsh hall,
tho assembly room of Pacific uni
versity. Program 0. A. M.
Convention called to order by Hon.
E. W. Haines, president Board of
Trade, Forest Grove.
Address of welcome by M. Peter
son, mayor of Forest Grove.
"Tho Benefits of Orgnnizntlon as
Illustrntcd Through tho Work of tho
Willamctto Valley Dovolopmont
League," E. Hofer, president.
Appointments of Committees.
"Fruit Growing as a Factor of De
velopment in tho Willamctto Valloy"
H. C. Atwoll, Washington county.
"Tho Statq Grange and Dovolop
ment" A. T. Buxton, Forest Grove,
stato lecturor.
"Condonsod Milk Industry of For
est Grove" Superintendent Callou
dcr. (Continued on pngo ten.)
Earthquake In Prussia.
an earthquake here at G:o this
morning, followed by three sllghtor
shocks.
Played Kkirioo.
A truant from tho reform school
ran away from thnt institution and
was taken In custody at Harrisburg
last night, he having rode tho "blind
to that town. Tho boy
'I'
r DRESS GOODS
5 BILKS
f VELVETS
' NEW COATS
S' XEW SUITS
f SHIRT WAISTS
r JACKETS ' "
I SILK PETTICOATS
JRS
'IIUSDiF.n TTATO
'OSTRicrr PT,Tmn?n"
fcAXCV FEATHERS
EVS NEW COATS
REN'S New n-pn
RESS SICTTlTfl
&ILK WAISTS
aionoxs
'UCES
JESS TRIMMINGS
f5CL COLLARS .
JIT WOOL SHAWLS
WARM UNDERWKAB
r( --v& UM)ERWEAIt
LADIES' HOSIERY
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS
LADIES UNION SUITS
MEN'S HEAVY UNDERWEAR
MEN'S WARM HOSIERY
MEN'S CLOTHING
LADIES' FINE SHOES
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES
NEW WAISTINGS
NEW OUTING FLANNELS
WOOLEN FLANNELS
NEW FLANNELETTES
NEW TABLE LINENS
NEW DOJUESTICS
NEW HLANKETS
NEW COMFORTS
NEW NOTIONS
NEW CORSETS
NEW ROSE SUPPORTERS
NEW STANDARD PATTERNS
NEW GLOVES
NEW BELTS
NKW nANDKERCRTEFS
MEN'S NEW NECKTIES
San Francisco, Sept. 1. Twelvo
hundred men rising to their foot
voiced their approval of tho ultima
tum to tho company to accept noth
ing but their original demands. Tho
published intention of tho company.
to accept tho union offer to return . baggage
to work for $3, and arbitrato tho was returned to tho school today.
I I 9 1 9 1 I I WtlWItH
Restaurant, Confec
tionery and Bakery.
Open from 6 a. m.
to 1 0 p. m Regular dinner including ice cream 25c.
Angelus ice cream is the best.
181 19 !! I i9i9m94Q9499 99M
BIIIBIII1 lllllHtliiM
The Angelus,
Postoillco Hours for Labor Dny.
General Delivery oponB from 7:30
to 9 a. m. City carriers mako morn
ing delivery and collection. Rural
carriers do not mako any delivery,
and there is no money order busi
ness transacted,
sAumi'n msjuxars aaowixa itoul
OY BROS.
Comer of CoMer
cfcl aid Court Stmts
Revolt is Spreading. .
Havana, Sept. 1. The rovolt has
spread to the- provinco of Puerto
Principe. Seventy insurgents aro!
marauding. '
THE SPA
Try our California Orango Candy,
in boxes, Just llko oranges. Cream
Caramels, something new and good.
Our lino of candy Is comploto. Ice
cream in any style. Sherbcrts a
specialty.
W. T. Stofc, F. G. Myers.
Pleased and Dissat
isf ied Patients
AS EVERY PERSON WITH A WELL BALANCED MINI) JtNOWS IT IS
IMPOSSIBLE TO PLEASE EACH AND EVERY PERSON YOU COME IN
CONTACT WITH, AND I AM NO ECEPTION TO THE RULE.
BUT AVIIENEVER YOU HEAR OF ANY PERSON RHINO DISSATIS
FIED WITH ANY WORK DONE IN MY OFFICE, SIMPLY PUT IT
DOWN AS THEIR OWN FAULT AND FOR THIS REASON.
..I POSITIVELY DO OVER ANY WORK WHICH PROVES UNSATIS
FACTORY WITHOUT ANY COST TO THE PATIENT WHATEVER.
THIS IS ONE RULE I POSITIVELY STAND BY. I AM GIVING
AWAY ON JAN. J, A 912.1 DIAMOND WHICH IS ON DISPLAY IN
BARR'S JEWELRY WINDOW. IF YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE ANY
DENTAL WORK I)6.VE LET ME TELL YOU HOW TO HAVE MONEY,
AND AT THE SAME TIME HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO OICT THIS
VALUABLE PRESENT.
382 STATE STEEET.
Refreshments Good Music
Enjoy the Launch Ride Sunday to
"THE MAPLES"
Round Trip 1 5c
CONCERT IN THE EVENING nY MAPLES' ORCHESTRA, ILLUS
TRATED SONGS, ETC. A FINE PROGRA.M HAS BEEN ARRANGED
FOR SUNDAY, WHICH WILL BE THE LAST UNTIL AFTER THE
FAIR. THE CONCERTS THEN, IF THE WEATHER, PERMITS, WILL
BE RESUMED.
Delightful Grounds
Safe Boats
F. E. Newberry
Has opened a musk studio in
I. O. O. F. Temple. Your pa-
tronage is soacicea. rupas
may register at any time.
Dr. J. F. CookMJ
to 340 Liberty street, where
he wiM meet all old and new
patients. For any disease,
caM on Dr. Cook. Consulta
tion free.
July U5, 1900.
If Dr. Wright can't pleaso you
with n sot of teeth, no dentist can.
I had a partial lower plato mado
some years ago, and which was worth
less. I went to Dr. Wrlcht and ho
mado mo ono which does tho work
'.Iko natural teeth. MRS. KYLE,
1048 Mission.
Juno 0, 1000. A year ago Dr. Wright
pub two bridges in- for mo by his porn
Jo motihod, and hoy havo given ex.
ecllent satisfaction. So much so that
ho has today put on a cold erwwn.
which wna don without pain. If you
wish satisfactory work go to Dr.
Wright. MRS. a. F. YOUNG,
R. F. D. No. 1, Salem.
Juno 8, 1000. Dr. Wright ihit la two
bridges for mo and several goldl Ail
ing, absolutely without pain Thoy
aro highly wtisfacto-ty and I nirt now
having Mm Insert two rooro bridges.
Candidly, if yon want high-claw, pain
low denitistiy, my advice la -to go to
blm. MTta PETER ZILINBKI,
Brooks, Or.
Juno 0, 1000. Dr. Wright mado mo
a full lower platkrto roplnco tho ono I
had mado by another l-iitiBt, and It Is
a perfect lit MRS. W. FENNEL,
803 Liberty St Salem,
July 4, 190G,
If you want painless dentistry, go
to Dr. B. E. Wright. Ho put on n
crown for mo absolutely without
pain. O. D. SLAUGHTER,
Bcotts Mills, Oro.
Juno 24, 1000. T bad a tooth ox
tiroctod by Dr. Wright' painless meth
od, and; can say that it dida'A hurt a
paitiolo. 1). VAUGHN,
Salem, Or.
Juno 13, 1000. I hod Dr. Wright re
movo a bridge which was put In my
mouth by anotlor dentin and insert
ono by his potatoes method. Ho ulo
oxtmctedi a tooth tor mo, and I must
say the work was palnWs and looks
perfectly natural,
MRS. E. E. WIRfllNO.
Gold Crowns $5.00, Plates $5.00
.. Fillings 50c, Examination Free
Dr. B. E. Wright, The Painless Dentist
MtomMt JUdfc, Ctew sHmt,. Hmi B a, . to 6 . sa.; 7 to 8 p. ,
waters; 19 . m. 12 . FboM 1M Mala.
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