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Bearskin Cloth
B Wo nro Just In recolpt of a ship
ment of this popular goods' In
Plain and Curly GO and CI!
Inches wldo. Tho nicest materia!
for children's coats, jackets nnd
robes.
RIBBONS
llrllllant Taffeta
All shndca
G Inches wldo . .
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GOOD GOODS ALWAYS
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CITY NEWS
A flollojUon of Important Pnra
graphs for Your Conrldcratloa
Looking Over Situation
H. H. Corey, of Baker City, who
(s slated for tho lucrntlvo position of
Auditing clerk In tho otllco of Secre
tary of Stnto during tho ndmlnlatrn
tlon of Becretary-eloct P. W. Ben
son, Is In the city, and made a visit
to tho department yesterday to slxo
tho situation, In order to fainlllnrlzo
himself with tho work somowhnt bo-
foro getting Into tllo hnrnnoss. Ho
will tnko S. A. Kosor'a place In tho
otllce, nnd Mr. Koaor will succeod
Frank K. Lovoll. as chief olork, un
dor Mr. Bonson. 8ocretnry-olout
llenson Is oxpoctod almost nny day
to tnko up hts pormnueut residence
horo.
tVftlcem Elected
Thu following offlcora wero olectod
Saturday by Vloln, No. 88, D. of II:
Mrs. Ruby PnuJndo. P. C. of 11 ;
ikhu Bmmn Wolff, 0. of II.; MUn
,Anna Stonstrom, L. af II.; Mrs. Eliza
Albright, C. of C; Mra. Viola Mason,
recorder; Mrs. Edith Dnrr, nunnclor;
Mrs. Annu Anderson, receiver; Mrs.
JL DIAMOND..
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Oa your finger or In your scarf or
cfelrt front will raiso yonr social and
kln standing,
It will bo an opou lottor of credtt
f A diamond euggoata prosperity,
"It stands for auccesa,
It represents flnnuclal responsl
WKty.
IIUY A DIAMOND
fd let It talk fpr you. Its con
4t InHttonco will draw big dlvl
dUils and It car bo converted Into
tmk at any time, and at a profit.
Hm? are steadily advanclsg lu vnluo
YNt will bo safe In buying a diamond
from us.
Barr's Jewelry
Store
Car. Make mm! UHy SK.
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Safe Or
DAILY OATITAi
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Shopping I
Days I
Then Christmas
'TJs n merry day, nnd n glorious
(lay glorified by expressions of
good will anil innn's best privilege
GIVING.
Aro you prepared for It? There
are- only sixteen Intervening dny.
Each of these you should turn In-
to a shopping day spend H, here,
to make merrier your dear ones'
Christmas, then your own will 1:
merrier.
Wo'vo had, (two) weeks of the
buBlcst kind of holiday soiling
"Wo frankly any they have been
profitable- ones. It Is not that our
prlceB wero high that the shokols
came- our way. Instead because
they were low; nnd so greatly In
creased tho voluriio of our sales.
Holiday Neckwear
Everything that'B now nnd styl
ish 1b shown In our ncckwnro de
partment nnd our Bhowlng has
boon grcntly Incronscd by tho ar
rival of a great variety of splen
did ties for tho holiday season.
FINE UMBRELLAS
HATH HOMES
GLOVES
SILK SUSPENDERS.
Dora Aufrnnco, usher; Mrs. Sylvia
Forroll, I. W.; Mrs.. Sarah Donnld
son, O, W.; MIbs Lena Buck, must-
!clau.
Hud Purse Stolen I
Miss Trcasa Mofiltt, who returned
Saturday from n visit In Salem, had
hor purso and hand-bag stolen from I
her us alio was getting on tho train,
n that place Tho purso waa In tho,
hand-bag, which waa hanging on her j
arm, and contained about 18, or,
tloko and some keys. She uH
ered her loss beforo tho train atartod
and got souio more money from her
father. Lobunon Express.
Better Than Six
The Midland Opera Quintet ap
peared beforo an nppreclatlvo audi
euco last night In tho now Elks' hull.
Tho alngors wero auccossful, insofar
us they gratified tho popular domnnd
for muslu that nil could understand.
They reminded ono of u collcgo glco
club, nnd brought back to many the
memory of their "alma mater," nnd
their happy collego days. Tho tenor
was Buffering from a sevens cold,
which was autto noticeable In hU
voice.
Gucht tit Hotel Jnmc
8horlff J. M. Grant, of Polk coun
tv. yostorduy delivered Irvln Dj
Bolco to tho ponltontiary yesterday
to servo an Indeterminate Boutonco,
noon conviction of committing a
statutory crlmo,
Showers of Bloviate
In tho Una of fresh meats and
provisions aro always falling from
tho racks In Partington's market.
Your every want satisfied there.
Never Too Lat4
J. 0. Pholps, aged 63, yesterday
procured a license to marry Mrs.
Porllna P. Phelps, who Is 48 years
of age. Both parties aro residents of
this county. This Is tho third mar
rlugo for tho groom and tho fourth
for tho brldo.
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James H. Corey, aupposed to bo
nn Alaskan mtno owner, was taken
off tho train at Eugene Tuesday In
nn Insano condition. Shortly after
ho boarded tho car at Portland ho be
Ran to act queerly, and at times bo
cHtq vlolont.
Tke aatl-aalooa etenweat out-voted
ta eiWH-towR neol at Tillawoo
Cttr hi tk eWcUo Xewtay.
Or, A. G. Prill ku W a)
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JOURNAXJ, SALEM, OREGON.
SECRETARY
F. W. BENSON
1SM0Y1NG
Wanted A dozen or "more able-bod-led
men and boys to volunteer to
nsBlst In laying enrpots, place fur
niture, hang curtains, split nnd
put in. Wood, Call at my now resl-
. denco on Capital street. Prank W.
Benson, secretary of stato-elect.
Frank W. Benson "secretary .of
state-elect, has arrived In Salem with
t.f- i... it. . M.i .mi
I ms JUiiiu.v, vanuiuuK, iu. umi w.m
ostabllsh a permanent residence here
'or nt least will make Salem his, place
I of abodo during his Incumbency. His
! hands nro blistered nnd calloused
and his trousers, nearly worn out nt
i tho knees from tho strenuous. ,exqr-
tlons attendant upon moving, nnd;
with a groan of despair as a caravan
passed by tho hotel with a, heaping
lload of house'hold goods lobeled "P.
W. Benson, Salem," he positively re
fused to discusB affairs of state, and
shambled along In tho wpko of tho
truck to receive tho goods at his new
homo.
"Tho next tlmo I run for tho of
fice of secretary of stato, or any oth-
jcr," ho panted, "I Bhnll havo It ex
plicitly understood that tho offlco Is
I to be moved to me, and not mo to
tho offlco. 1 thought I was having n
'strenuous time during tho campaign,
but tho physical and mental stress I
jwas under then Is not to bo com
pared In nny Bcnso with tho worries
of moving. If tho duties of tho of
flco nro naBOvero as thoso of moving
I will resign before my term ox
plros." , (Exit Mr. Bonson.)
Terrllllc Storm Jtngcs.
Norfolk, Vn., Dec. 0. A torrlile
B.BlUrill IB lilblllb lliuilfi nu wuuov w...
; Florida to Delaware, and nil ship
ping Is BCtiamng ior sneuer.
Committed to Ayltun.
William II. Boss was today com
mitted to tho Insnno asylum by the
county court upon tlio potltlon of G.
W. Clymor.
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The Olllcer and the Man.
Tho following Is tho exporionco of
a Gorman army private:
"During tho second mnnouvors,"
ho says. " I was sent on ahead to
1 Belect quarters for my company.
Tho police supplied .tho nninoa of
householders who nro expected to
shelter tho soldiery, and I had to
dccldo on tho number of mon who
Bhould bo n88iBned to each place. It
Umt dl8patchcd n
collrlw wUh ft m 0 fof our c ,.
BQmQ VQMm Q, other tho
mo8g o wnfl not tkllvoredi Tho
nn cncd mo ou
Jn Qf tho who,0
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cuiujiuiij , ivuunvu tnu iwi ,iuv uvtn-
orlng tho mussago.
"I did uot receive any mosaago,"'
1 vontured.
"Shut your mouth, you liar," ho
thuudorud. And again ho hollewed:
"Why didn't you deliver that mes
sage, you ?" 1 told Kim a socond
time that I had not recolved any
mossngc. Tho captain tompor broke
nil bounds. With an oath he rode
his horse nt me full tilt, hurling
filthy names at me tho while. Wher
ho had ridden right up to mo I fully
expected ho would run over me, bik
I dared not move he suddenly roln
cd In his horse, and drawing a long
dagger from his bolt, shouted, livid
with pnBsten: "I havo halt a mind
to stick this through your vile body,
you Schwolnhund!"
Once more ho asked mo about the
messugo, and one more I answered
him.
"Then five day's confinement and
bread and wator be your punishment,
you liar!" ho retorted.
He repeated the question several
times and Increased my term of Im
prisonment each time I answered in
tho negative until my term of im
prisonment equaled fourteen days.
I was placed under arrest. Next day
1 was released, I afterward found
that tho captain had discovered hts
mistake, but ho nover referred to It.
Livingston Wright In Tho World
ToDay,
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Not All Stolen.
Tesa Ho saya ho stole a dozen
kisses, from you.
Jess 01 that's a big fib.
Tess Ol come nowt
Jess It Is so. Ho only stole ono;
I eavo him tho others.
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Know to HapfCB.
Tho sturdy oak and clinging vino
Aro shows oa any car. mayhap;
TIm anlr eak: Jt kee kit sat.
t cUft viae ka oa the
air,
, . Ktw Totfk Baa.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 0, 100(1.
INSISTS ON CONTROL
OF THE SCHOOLS
(Cpntlnued on page eight.)
head of tho department of constitu
tional law" at thtS 'University of Cali
fornia, declared today that Mr.
Boosevolt, in his contention, did "not
havo a leg to stand on."
COnsul-aenernl Miller, of Yokoha
ma, who Is In California on n visit,
met this morning' with tho school
board and received full statistics on
the subject. United States District
Attornoy Robert T. Devlin, acting on
Instructions from Attorney-General
Moody, at the request of Secretary'
of Stato Boot, conferred nt lengtfi
this afternoon with City Attorney
William Burke, In an endeavor to
nrrlvo nt an agreement on the law In
volved, with a view to a test suit In
tho stnto or federal courts.
Governor-elect Glllett refused to
discuss the Issue, but members of the
legislature which will meet In Janu
ary, aro almost n unit in their asser
tion thnt the stnto law providing for
separate schools for Japanese will bo
strengthened, lnstcnd of relaxed, and
tho California delegntion In. congress
will bo Instructed to redouble Its
efforts to secure the passage of n Jap
ancBO exclusion bill.
Culls HoosocIt Insincere.
Following nro extracts from tho
stato press;
San Francisco-Chronicle This Is
nn implied thrent to uso tho military
forces to put Japanese children Into
our schools, when ho well knows
thnt he has no authority to do any
thing of tho kind, nnd that any such
attempt could only load to his own
lmpoachmont. That oxpression win
strlko tho country as an oxhlbltlon of
Impotent rngo, which it is very mor
tifying to soo In n formnl mossago of
the Prosldont. But tho worst of nil
Is tho Prosidont's evident Insinceri
ty. When referring to Hawaii, he
Bays:
"Hawaii is now making nn effort
to secure Immigrntlon fit In tho end
to u8sumo tho duties and burdens of
full American citizenship."
That language nnd tho context
show that the President recognizes
thnt tho Immigrntlon which Hawaii
has been receiving is not so fit. That
immigration, however, hns recently
been nlmost exclusively Japanese.
New Subject for Rhetoric.
Cnll There Is a good deal of -excited
rhetoric In tho message, based
on Information. Wo refuse to nc
cept a rebuke that springs from mlB
npprohonslon, nnd, ns for these
"mutterlngs' 'of which tho President
nmuslngly speaks, they tako their
rlso In n seuso thnt tho American
standard of living Is Impossible In
competition with tho Jnpnnoso. Wo
commend thnt to tho President ns n
subject worthy of his eloquonce.
Sacramento Union The Presldont
hns denlt with this , matter lmpotu
ously; ho hns argued from wrong
promises nnd ho hns reached wrong
conclusions. Not even the big stick
Is big enough to compel tho peoplo of
California to do a thins which they
huve u fixed dotormlnntlon not to do.
ForeMers Elect Olllcora.
Court Sherwood, Forost of F. of
A., met last Tuosday ovonlug lu tholr
hall, olocted officers nnd partook of
a sumptous banquet which thoy had
prepared. Tho, following ottlcors
wore olocted : ,
Chief ranger Lee Abby.
Sub-chief Clnrenco Perry.
Trensuror Ira Jorgenson.
Financial secretary A. L. Brown.
Recording secretary F. E. Ander
son. Senior woodard Martin Vlesko.
Lecturer Dr. O. B. Miles.
Senior boodle -Levette Miller.
Junior beedle H. Molson.
Trustee Geo. Patterson,
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Price of Pig Iron Increasing.
Philadelphia, Pa., Dec 6. The
owners of all furnaces here nro en
deavoring to secure their supply of
pig Iron tor tho coming year and also
for 190S. The oro Js soaring in prlco
and It Is calculated that, owing to
slow production, prices during tho
coming year will be tho highest In
tho history of the country.
Ship Subsidy Illll.
Washington, Dec, 6. Senator
Bovcrldgo Introduced a bill today
providing that tho cost of meat In
spection bo paid by tho packers.
GroaYenor agreed to the revision of
tho ship Bubsldy to confine aid to
South American and Oriental lines
only.
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Tho fourteenth annual meeting of
tho Oregon Dairymen's Association
will meet at Ashland Tuesday and
Wednesday, Decomber Uth and 12th
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Cfckaffe Harkrts,
Chkaao. De. . Wheat 1Z Cf
Ut eora 4tt41, oat .
Personals
G. Stolzwcnt,to Albnpy today oh"
business. , . - . i
Dr. Ransqm, of Turner, is,a Salem
visitor today. . , - . )
'Hon. T. B. Kay returned this
mnrninc from Eugene.
J. W, Bailey, of Portland, was.lir,
town on, business yesterday. ,.
G. P. Robertson postmastea;. at
Turner, is In the city today. a j
Mrs, G. R. Stahl, of tio retforiji
school, w6'nt to Portland today.' ..;
krg. Oswald West and Miss ityt
ton nro visiting' friends In Portland
Mrs. J. R. Leq left this morning
for Ros'e'burg, where she will reside.
Arthur C. Booschon, of Newport,
Is vlBltlng 'relatives' xand frionds in
Salem. ,
J.' G. Graham returned this morn
ing from tho car shortage meeting In
Eugene.
Mrs. ChllderB rtnd daughter, Miss
Claudia, havo returned from n viBlt
in Portland.
J. D. Barber, the dairyman of Mn;
rlon, made a business trip to this
city yesterdny.
J. C. Coffey, nfter a fow days!
visit with his family here, returned
to Oregon City this morning.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles Gray rvont
to Portland- today on business. '
Miss Louise Fryslio was n pns.
Bengor this morning bound for Port
land, to bo tho guest of friends.
Chnrles G. Roblln, nfter a viBlt
with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. P.
Roblin, returned to his homo in Fort
Slmcoe, Washington, yestordny.
II. W. Stone, general secretary of
tho Portland Y. M. C. A., is in tho
city. Ho will assist in tho funornl
sorvlcos of tho Into C. L. Shepard,
who Is to bo burled at Zena today.
Mrs. W. II. Lamb8on. stnto com-
mnndcr of tho Orogon and Washing
ton Lady Maccabees, visited the Hive
hero on Its last mooting night, and
loft for Portland this morning.
Mrs. 13. II. Rotnn, who hns been
tho guest of Mrs. E. F. Pnrkhurst, re
turned to her homo In Portlnnd this
morning. Sho Will bo accompanied
by Mrs. Pnrkhurst, who will visit In
tho metropolis for n fow dnys.
II. Dee and wlfo left this morning
for Eurekn, Cnllfornln, to visit tho
former's mother, who recently nr
rlved In Eurekn from hor homo In
Mnlne. Mr. Dee lins not scon his
mother for 39 years.
Mrs. Holman nnd daughters, Mnt
tlo and Pearl, went to Albany this
morning to visit rolntlves for two
weokB. '
II. Snelllng nnd wife, of Dallas,
passed through tho city this morn
ing, on route to Albany, whoro thoy
will visit relatives.
Eugene Shelby, superintendent of
Woll-Fnrgo & Co., of Snn Frnnclsco,
wns In tho city yesterday. Ho loft
this morning for Albany on business.
Mr. Shelby wns connected with tho
Salem Mercury In 1873.
Mrs. E. Davis and Mrs. Tom Mc
Hugh returned this morning from a
visit In Portland.
A, Welch nnd Mr. Hall, who wero
formerly connected with tho Citizens'
Light & Traction Company, of this
city, came up from Portland thU
morning.
Worked for the Company.
East Liverpool, 0., Dee. 6. A
street car stopped hero In tho dark
noss last night, while tho conductor
entered the shods. A stranger board
ed tho car, ran ft four miles, collect
ed all the fares, and escaped. Tho
motormnn wns fooled by tho perfect
signal, he being curtained on ac
count of the rain.
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Chicago's New Court.
Chicago, Dec. 6. Tho new munlc-
Ipnl court unexpectedly promised to
bo tho greatest forco yet discovered
In suppression of the ovlls of the un
der world. Judge Going president
of tho district frequented by levee
hnbltues, today order 60 women to
leave tho city, and Issued a subpoena
for the clerks of tho former Justices
under tho old system. It Is charged
that strawbonds wero made, and it Is
said that convictions of officials con
niving at tho trade are certain.
Caughlng Spell Caused Death.
"Harry Duckwell. aed 25 years.
choked to death early yesterday
morning at his home, In tho presence
of hlB wife and child. He contracted
a slight cold a fow days ago and
paid but little attention to It. Yes
terday morning ho waa seized with a
fit of coughing which continued for
somo time. Hla wlfo sent for a
physician but beforo he could ar
rive, another coughing spell came on
and Duckwell died from suffocation.
St. Louis Globo-Democrat, Dec
iBt., 1901."
Ballard's Horehound Syrup
would havo saved him. 25c, 50c atfd
n.00 Sold by D. J. Pry'a drug store,
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Sheep on Shra. w, H, 13gan has
s stock sheep which ke desire to
let out on shares. AddrMa. fiat-.
va. route No. 2, or ska Faro-1
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Don't Let Your
-r Piles to
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HrcrywIIemorrholdal rir .
-tllo' Field for Cancer .i rC.'WoU
. t l n .
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J "-'V.lM.'S.
Trial Pncknirn r
'CohstfpKtlon unchecked brinh
llftritmatlbn, Inflammation I
piles' -and pile's too often suhjjl
tiimnri'Af Molten.. . iwibm
- "" "- """6iu muurp. i
lTf mt".nfmnnf nll.. ,. .. i
condition to continue, it Vn
piles tho yoius of tho rectuQ
kuubbbu, .una mo excessive $.
ing of hp nbdomlnal walla u.
n passage In mnny cases 1
rupture and cracking of the ty
Thero Is no greater Suffering
this. If you aro a sufferpf
piles you know it. It Is fpoit-U
ininic mat any nmouut of cathtft.
will rollovo you. On tho n.
nnrfnttvna nrn tnrrn., ..
:"'D: " w """" lowetM
uucuon oi nemmorrnoids. Dono(l
aeceiveu euuer ny tho lluslft. .
nn operntlon nlways cures, u w
Thero Is Ho Greater Torturo Tburilu. Be
times docs, but the ngony of theol
ation is too grcnt to warrant then!
perlmont, except ns a last resort
Thero Is only ono natural wijtol
euro piles. Thoro aro incdlcanic:'
which togcthor heal tho nucra
membrnno of tho bowels and rect:
and glvo it life. Tho Pyramid Drs
Co, hnvo prepared suppositories ca-
venient for Insertion into tho affecU
pnrt nnd containing tho sooti!:;
healing, Invigorating mcdlcIneiCKJ
ed to effect n quick nnd pcrmuts
euro. That thoso do cure pita
proved by tho voluntary tcstlmoi!
of thousands.
By every mall wo get lettenM
this:
"Wishing to glvo credit vW
credit is due, I feel It ray duty ton
mnnlty ns well ns. yourselraH'
write you rcgnrdlng your pllo rtst
dy. I havo not finished my nntta
and nm now well. After the W
treatment of Prymid Pile Cure, tU
soreness loft, nnd tho swelllngi k
kept decreasing. I also used joe
pills' and nm fooling Jlko mptf
ngain. Thnnklng you kindly, I
yours truly, C. Crowley, 170 9th A".
Senttlo, Wash."
We do .not nsk you to take
word. Wo nro wlHInK that I"
should try our treatment and decl
for yourself. Send to tho Pjne-
DniK Co.. 72 Pyramid Bldg-,
shall, Mich., and you will receive
trnn rlnl nn'ptnnn hv return M
After you have UBed the content! rf
this package you can securo encw
Hin snmn nieillfilno. If 1'OU ffH' "
for tho Pyramid Pllo Cure. (
For aalo at all druggists, 50 cesa
per box.
Monev to Loan
THOMAS K. F0
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Sale.0
Nocwklj Unkm Vist Il
amce aoaerjr. '
n i- w jiii. TjMent At-'
r",v-v'",:ca
HH WIW Tim. or""" - -
lljCeamereUl Street.
NEW TODAY
rr.-. -T r... vall.lired
n aaL
hki.mm a rinrnpr nau dvt
at my place In South Saleoi-
icMa
Wanted Stock hogs for J rf j
chickens, ducka and all W
poultry. Highest price
Lee Co., 181 CoromercW J ,
Ralnrai. Or. .
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A Few Qkk Bargains. One i
8 yeara oia. bou , ,. i
WWBU tVs " " Inil (X
a new a w- tia,m
for $75; 35 head of t pTc i
9226. ie-Dy '
.k . aa b. H H IIKII LXa 1
W4l.-Maaier for hr J
we wa to jw im
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TV Mri. W.aolewl .
elmauaM. Okto. J
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