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DAILT OAPWAIi JOURMAL, SALSM, OREGON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1000.
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Do Your
Shopping
Early Today
more
You cun move about with
comfort and will enjoy yoitr shopping
more. Assortments will be hotter In
tho morning than they will bo later.
Again shop In tho morning.
New Toys Today !
Another Delayed Shipment Attived.
New Teddy Beast Efepfianis,
Mechanical Toys, Gamese
Shop In the Morning. Prices In every instance the lowest yotf will find.
GOOD
GOODS
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GOOD
GOODS
CITY JNEWS
A Collodion of Important Para
graph for Your Cea4rlratlon
Lamps, dialing dishes and Jnrdu
nloro at coat. Yokohama Tea Storo.
Tho IuciTUHlng Demand fo
Tho Spa's candles is concluslvo ov
Idenco of its quality. Put up In tho
fancy boxes wo liavo for Christmas,
it makcB a presont hard to boat, 382 j Mij3 arnhain will tako pupils In
Stato street. 12-21-3t J0i painting after January 12. Thoso
interested In this lino of work nro
sclontlous teachers who tako a per
sonal interest in tho welfare of each
pupil. Class and Individual Instruc
tion. Lot us sond you our catalogue
mi.
You Can Get Stovo Wood
At tho sawmill, on short notice
Phono 88." 12-17-tf.
liovt'H for Christmas
Yes, wo havo Just what will plcaso
you, filled with tho host candy Salem
produces. Tho "Spa," 382 Stato St.
Japancao waro, vasos and statuary
cMt to tho lowest figure Yokohama
Ten Storo.
invited to call Thursday or Satur
days at 050, South 12th St.
Jiiht Received
A beautiful lino of deposit waro,
in varlouB pieces. Perfume bottlos,
ten and coffeo sots, mugs, etc. C. II.
Hinges' Jowolry Btoro. 3t
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At tho Kllnger
Tho curtnln goes up at tho
Kaingor-Grand tonight at 8:30, bo
causo tho management realizes that
tho theater-going public is pretty
uusy uuyiiiu unriBimns presems. Ami Hint tih.v v.nmi.
rTho May Is a delightful ono, and nut thoro 1b n Htoady stream of
whon you havo bought tho presents. ',mtronB on hand to keep tho turkeys.
go round and boo how utterly good ;0hlokons. ducks and gooso on tho
you fool, inovo so you will havo to como early
In ordor to secure a good bird for
tho Christmas feast at Farrlngton's
Markot, 125 Stato street.
Why Blmvo Yourself
Whon you can got a llrst-clasa
shavo for lOo and a swoll haircut fori
20o at tho Capital burbor shop, 373
Btato otroot. 2t
It Muki'H n RIITerennv
It mukes a difference which Bchool
you attend. It will pay to attend a
school that la woll established in tho
buainoss community ono that Is
known for Ita thorough work. Tho
Capital nuslnosrt College, of Salum,
fa such a school. It has strong
courses, modern equipment, and con-
Finn Umbrella
And many useful and bountiful ar
ticles at tho loading Jowolry storo on
Commercial street. Chas. II, Hinges.
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Haro plates and cup and saucers
at bargains at tho Yokahoma Tea
Storo.
Christ inns Kong Service
At the First MothodUt
Church
Exclusive Jewelry !
A PLKA8ING CHARACTERISTIC OP OUR CHRISTMAS
WARES 18 T1IKI RMXCLU81VBNE89, PEOPLE OF HIS
CRIMINATING TASTE APPRECIATE THIS POINT. Tlin
BOMKT IIING.NKWKR-IN.PATTERNR-HESIGN ADDS MA.
TKRIALLY TO THH PLEASURE OP GIVING OR RHOKIMNQ.
LOOK AROUND IP YOU OARH TO WB INVITE COM.
PARIRON THEN COMH AND INSPECT OUR SHOWING.
HKK HOW WELL WH HAVH PROVIDED FOR MAKING
YOUR CHRISTMAS MUYING A PLKASURK.
St3Ki
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
for MENt
gleova lluttons
mgml Ring
Fountain Pens
Watchea
Watoh Chain
Folw
Diamonds
gcarf Pla
fttrt 8tutta
FOR LADIES:
Stono Rings.
Signet Rings
Oval, Flat Tiffany Rings
Hracolots. 32.50 to $25
Rack Combs
Sldo Combs i
Brooches
Pieces ot Cut Glass
or Silverware.
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Wr, iMTf ft nwwliw ( HANDSOME KLKCTOOL1KRS, to f0.
A Mm coHbcMm t XrtkMy OfHr GUeeea from f 3 to $3).
"Get luilw etnt fr Vm mo" at
Barr's Jewelry Store
under tho direction of Dr. It. A.
Heritage Good program everybody
invited.
Dr. R. A. Horltngo leaves Sunday
ovonlng at 9:28 for Spokane to oat
Christmas turkey with his family and
onjoy a family rouulon. Mrs. Horl
tago will return with tho doctor next
Saturday.
Real hand pnlnted novelties for
snlo Monday at Mrs. Junks studio.
555Mnrlon street. It.
Don't fall to visit tho Yokohama
Tea Storo for Christmas nrgalns.
Sterling Sliver
Tablo waro, at tho prices beforo
tho ralso, at Hinges' Joworly storo.
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Chrolco chocolato sots bctow cost
at tho Yokohama Tea Tea Store.
Wo Havo Dry Fir Wood
For ealo In 100 cord lots, $3.25
por cord f. o. b. scow. Inquire at
olllco ot Salem sawmill.
12-20-3t.
Cut glass at prlcos that defy com
petition. Yokohnma Tea Storo.
CHICK HOUGHTON RETURNS.
Governor Will Test the Law on Re
calling u Pardon or Parole.
Whether tho chlof executive of tho
stato has tho legal right to condi
tionally pardon a convict is a ques
tion that (Jovornor Chamberlain will
cause to be nut to tho test.
"Chick" Houghton, well known in
Portland ami at tho stato peniten
tiary will bo tho humblo instrument
used to ninko a test caso of.
In 1004 "Chick" was sent to tho
ponltontiary for flvo years for lar
couy. Lnst March ho was condition
ally pardoned by tho governor. That
la ho was released from tho ponlton
tiary with tho understanding that his
pardon would bo rovoked on tho oc
casion of his first violation ot tho law.
Rocontly "Chick" got Into troublo
In Portland ngatn and has beon con
victed lu thnt city of slmplo larcony,
which is not a poultontlary offense.
At tho request of tho district attor
ney of Multnomah county, Govornor
Chamberlain will annul the pardon
of Hounhtou and ho will bo returned
to tho prison to Borvo out tho re
mainder of his torm.
Houghton's nttornoys will fight
tho caso and Bet up tho plea that
tho govornor cannot conditionally
pardon n convicted prisoner who is
Bontoncod to sorvo a deflnlto torm.
Tho matter nover boforo camo up
In this stato and It will havo to bo
passed upon by tho courts.
Vast Toms Ijuids for Sale.
Washington, Dec, 21. Over ono
million acres of public lands in
Toxaa will bo sold on January 1. It
will bo sold to tho highest bidder in
lots of from ono to eight sections, the
stato giving tho purchasers forty
years' tlmo to pay for It. Moat of
tho laud U altuatod In tho western
part ot tho state.
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Dia Not Liko Him Read.
Indianapolis, Dec. 22. Arthur
MoUlor, a drug clerk, shot and klllod
Al Harvoy, a negro, this morning.
After tho shooting fee said, "como
and haul away the dead nigger I have
juat klU4."
Personals
Miss Lena Mclntlre went to Wood-
Consumption of Salmon Abnormal.
New York, Dec. 2.1. Tho great de
mand for British Columbia and PugGt
sound sockeyo salmon continues and
tha consumption for thlB season of
r d f,.. Durbin nro I. Itor K --abol. T,,o
........-... .1- Lacklnc of 1900 red salmon falls
nrr nnr vmni u iiiciiua.
Mrs. Ray Gilbert went to Jefferson
today to remain over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Cross went to Jefferson
this mornlns to visit relatives.
Miss Lulu Brown went to Gervnls
this morning for a holiday visit.
Miss Helen Gleason left yesterday
for Oregon City to visit her parents
Miss Merle Dnvey. of Baker City,
is home for the Christmas' holidays.
Miss Lorena Smith, who Is teach
ing nt Macleay, Is expected homo to
day. Miss Elmlra BIttner. of Portland,
Is vlstlnz Miss Llla Swafford of this
city.
Mr3. N. B. Hart and daughter.
Mary, left this morning for Portland,
whero they will spend tho holidays.
Mrs. C. L. Cornoll went to Port
land today to visit her soni F. W.
Collier.
Mrs. B. L. Geer has gone to To
ledo to visit hor daughter, Mrs. Dr.
Dabuoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Rowo havo
gono to Philomath to visit tho lat
tcr's parents.
Asher Houston enmo up from
Portland today to visit his uncle, R
B, Houston.
Mrs. E. T. Mooros nnd children
hnvo gono to Sllvorton to spend
Christmas.
J. O. Matthls. a modlcal student
nt tho university, left for his homo
in Amity today.
A. G. Naco left this morning for
his homo In Tacoma. whero ho will
oat holiday turkey. l
Mrs. F. E. Llbby returned to hor
homo In Marion this morning, after
a visit In this city.
Prof. 13. B. Eastham loft today for
his homo In Oregon City, whero ho
will Bpcnd tho holidays.
Mrs. T. Irons, who has boon visit
ing her daughter hero, haB returned
to her homo In Mehnma.
Miss Knttio Shollcy left this nftor
noon for her homo In Stnyton to
spend tho holiday vacation.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Benedict nro
in Springfield to spend Christmas
with their son. O. D. Benedict.
Mrs. John Hughes left this morn
ing for Gold Hill, Oregon, to visit
hor daughter. Mrs. O. V. Carter.
Miss Jesslo Stout left this morning
for her homo in Mohnma. Sho was
accompanied by her brother, Roy.
Miss Rena Hlggins, of Woodburn,
arrived in tho city this morning nnd
is tho guest of Mrs. George Rudolph.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Albert return
ed this ovonlng from La Grande, at
tondlng the Good RoiuIb convention.
H. Molrlng wont to Gorvnls this
morning on business. Ho nt ono
tlmo owned tho flour mill In that
placo.
Miss May Smith, who Is a tcachor
in Oregon City, 1b hero to spend tho
holidays with her mother. Mrs. S. A.
Smith.
Mrs. M. E. Austin, who has been
visiting Snlom relatives nnd friends.
left this morning for her homo in
Falrvlow.
Shorlft W. W. Gngo, of Coos coun
ty who witnessed tho hanging nt tho
prison yosterday. loft for Portland
last ovonlng.
Miss Mildred Kruso, ono of tho
successful tenchors in tho blind
school, loft this morning for her
homo In Oregon City, to havo a
Christinas visit.
Robert R. Duvey, who Is a studont
of Columbia University, Portland,
camo up lnst evening to spend tho
vacation with hi3 parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Davoy.
Don Yautls returned homo this
morning from Coivallls, whero ho
has been attending school. JIo will
spond vncnMon here.
E. Hofor, editor of The Capital
Journal, returned this morning from
his trio to tho RIvors and Harbors
congress nt Washington.
J. I. RubsoII, who Is attending tho
modlcal school here, went to Eugene
this morning whore ho will eat
Christmas turkey at homo.
Miss Eva Marlatte, ono of tho suc
cessful teachora of this city, loft this
morning for her homo near Jeffer
son, whero sho will spend tho holi
days.
Chas. C. Patrick, of Des Moines,
la., who has been with tho Tongue
Point Lumber Co. for two years, is
spending tho holidays at Salem, and
expects to tako charge of a bank in
western Oregon In January.
Miss Margaret McClellen, ot Roso
hurg, who is attending college In
Portland has been tho guest ot Miss
Bertha Allen for the past few days
Sho left this morning for her home,
whero sho will spend tho holiday vacation.
short by about ono million cases of
that of last year. Thero was a carry
over from previous years' packs in
tho hands of the Pacific ennners and
speculators In the east and west, nnd
In England, of almost 2,000,000
cases, so that tho world's available
supply was fully 0,000,000, tho-largest
quantity of salmon unsold In the
history of tho salmon business. Low
prlcos of red Alaska was the result
of this condition. From 1900N to
1905 tho total pack was 20,884,000
cases.
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Amerlcn'fJ First Teiv Crop.
Charleston, S. C, Dec. 22. Tho
marketing of America's first tea crop
Is now in full BWlng, no less than
twelve thousand pounds having been
grown on a plantation in. Colleton
county a fow miles from here. Tea
has been grown In Ponhurst, at the
government experimental garden, for
tho past two years at Summorvlllo,
but tho product marketed now is tho
first of a purely commercial venture.
It la expected that next year's out
put will bo a very largo ono, as tea
Is to bo grown on a very largo num
ber of plantations.
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Increased Cost of Living.
Boston, Dec. 22. Statistics pre
pared by a woll known export will bo
published In pamphlet form tomor
row, showing tho causo and effect of
tho lncrcnsed cost of living. Tho
high-water mark was reached on tho
first fow dnys this month, whon It
increased from 100 to 108.77, but In
San Francisco nnd somo cities on tho
Paclllo coast tho advanco is greatly
in excess of thoso figures. Tho price
of food is now calculated to bo much
higher thnn at any tlmo sinco 1884.
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Rank Defaulters.
Chicago, Dec. 22. In bankruptcy
proceedings this morning allegations
mado by W. J. Atkinson of tho de
funct Lincoln bank of Morton Park,
Illinois, accued of being guilty of
maintaining dummy accounts, disap
pearing with nssotB. and wnsh sales
of notes signed in blnnk by ficticious
persons. Atkinson admitted to tho
roforeo that all except tho note
signers wcro ficticious. Ho states tho
notes nro good. Tho assets uncer
tain, liabilities found $122,000.
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Dam in the Colorado.
Washington, Dec. 22. Tho Presi
dent received a telegram from tho
govornor of California today thank
ing him for his efforts to havo the
Colorado river checked. Tho gov
ernor snys ho has saved thousands
of pcoplo from ruin, and thousands
of acres from destruction as tho ro
Btilt of tho President efforts, under
tho consent of tho Southern Pacific
jto proceed to Immediately repair tho
break ponding settlement of tho
matter by the next congress.
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Wholesale Shocmcii'H Convention.
Milwaukee, Dec. 21. Tho Nation
al Association of Shooworkora hold
tholr annual convention hero today.
Tho association is composed of whole
Balo merchants west of Ohio and In
Canada. Tho president of the asso
ciation, Mr. W. N. Fitzgerald, pro
sided and thero was a vory largo nt
toudanco of delegates. Several Im
portant matters In connection with
tho trado wore discussed.
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Alleged Murderer May Go Free.
Lansing, Mich., Doc. 21. It is pos
sible thnt Harry Lowls. at presont
In custody charged with tho wilful
murder of Mike Ward, tho pugilist,
may never faca a jury. Tho case will
not como up before January 1, when
tho present prosecuting attorney's
term of office expires, and It Is un
derstood that his successor will not
prosecute Lowls,
Had ho Pocohoutas.
Coal City. IU Dec. 22. W. E,
Smith, president of tho United Mine
Workers, ot Illinois, is dead of pneu
oaU tX Us hoaw la thU city.
lBO-Ycar-Old .Mill Destroyed
Whlto Plains, N. Y., Dec. 21. Hal
lock'a mill at Yorktown, which has
beon destroyed by Are. was ono of
tho old revolutionary landmarks of
this state. Tho old miller, "Sandy"
Rhodes, who nearly lost hla life try
ing to Bave tho historic old building,
la in a precarious condition.
Florida's Mullet Fishery.
Tampa, Fla., Dec. 22. During tho
season Just closed 3,516,400 pounds
of mullet and other flsh were export
ed from tho small Ashing port of
Punta Garda. The bulk of tho ship
ments went to Jacksonville, Savan
nah and Charleston, from which
points they were distributed. The
crows havo all been paid off and will
not resume work until January 1.
Bottom flsh is now being exteaslvely
taken along the east coast aad part
of the fleet Is after Spanisk Mackerel.
Mclba Sails forvTn
London. TW ,. r 'U
sailed today for liZ
sho will appear n thQ !,'
opera house. Hor m,.. m
Italian opera at cr
the most successful durfnJ?
recr. Interviewed i,, 0f
nhn nnnniinnml i.. .
till tfnlxn n.,.1 .,.,.. . WaS'
w""u """cuiated thatfc,
nnni-nnnr. In A--i Uk Off
1 ""w '" """--nca wouidbj
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Scotch Girl Lj,i,n,. !.,
Boston, Dec. 22.-MI83 J
f4W"",u' ol onoon. win
herein a few days In tho 1
wuuiuim irauo unionism. j&
Arthur is secretary of the.
xiuuu union league, or orgj&
of British women wnge-worta
boring over 135,444 and J
rapidly. Sho will speak In ti(
cipai ciues in tno states.
Went With tho H0mCt
Now York. Don 99 '
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McWithv and chll.iron n.,. 1
C, and Elizabeth aged 4,were!t
iu uuawi in a nro which dest
their homo at Pomonton Lake
j., mis morning.
A Happy Thine.
Auburn, N. Y.. Dec. 22.-aJ
Tiling, president of the Wei
Reserve University, was married
touny to Miss Mary C. Durring.
Agnes Meyers.
Kansna City, Dec. 22. Thefedl
court today ordered tho sheriff 1
produco Agnes Meyers or show c
for holding her.
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Killed by Explosion.
at. mollis, uec. 2, Ten ml
ported as killed la a mine uplcj
six miles east of Cnrlyle, Illinois,)
morning.
Only King High.
Stockholm, Dec. 22. The l
condition Is stationary. Heii
well, but his recovery Is Blot,
Chicago Market.
umengo, uec. a. wne
corn 41 041, oats 33&GJ1SI
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Chivalry nnd "Unwritten I.
(Now York World.)
If tho facts wero correctly i
In tho dispatches thero has pf
ly boon a mlscarrlnco of MLa
JiiBtlco In tho conviction cl
Anglo BIrdsong of maMlaugltoj
killing Dr. Butler for castlwte
tlonB on hor character Mr. BA
showed a nlco obscrvanco of t!
contod traditions. Naturally W'
diet has excited astonishment
woman nnd a southerner, and t
tor's nlcco at that, confronted'
a Jail torm of possibly five jrail
avonglng hor honor In the w
tlonal way! Is southern cm"
.loHinini? nnd Is tho weaker W
nlod man's refugo In tho "JaJ
law" or is that law losing IU "j
lty? If Mrs. Blrdsong's huiosM"
,l?w,n thn ohnntlne. WOUld
I...- n..i.tni? Tim Hnilehnnt
has Impaled Itsolf on tho hcrsiM
awkward dllommn.
Solemn nnd Absurd DffW
(Detroit Freo Press. J
mi. lnmn nalnlnlty "S '
i,u ow.w.. ...d
tho European press comm
, "TnYinnosfwAmerlcan ItwM
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reminds ono of tuo ww
Cruelty of Dehornws "
Rams."
Tommy Offers a SoffM
Mother Yes, &"'
comes down tho chimney w
that you never hear him.
Tommy-Why oet ,
ing homo that way. MLi
Moner to Low
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WaHted Energetic, trut!w,
n to work In Oref
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resenting la0 "' 0 iH
company. Sala5"
month, paid www. m
vanced. J. H. Moore. J
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