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SPRING
HOUSE CLEANING
Demands many new things in house furnishings.
For the kitchen we recommend new Linoleum and
Varnished Tile Paper. These two things reduce the
cleaning 25 per cent, making kitchen work a pleasure
instead of a drudgery. Then a new Buck or Malle
able Range would perfect this most important part of
the home.
Next comes the dining room, living room and par
lor. For each of these we have Furniture, Carpets,
Wall Paper and Drapery suitable in style and price
to meet all requirements.
This season we are showing an exceptionally large
line of ingrain papers, with borders and ceilings of
light morie the latest effects.
Watch for our sale this week on Plate Racks for
dining rooms.
BUREN & HAMILTON
STAGELAND
ATTRACT!
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CURRENT
TOPICS
TODAY
l'raparvd for dm 1'iilillc HcliooU
jum! tho Family Olrrlo.
Tliuro U a grunt sraiclly of lime
in OroKou for NpmyliiK fruit trooa.
Tilt city of Mllwuukoo, Win., will
Imvo gnu ut 80 twit per 1000 ftwt.
A inuHH niHutliiK wan liald at ICu
sono to help tlin Olilnwu famine
fund.
Tliuro aiu houvy Honda on ilia Dan
Jibe rlvur.
TIlO RtMUIIlhlp Lit SllVOltt, oroMtiiK
the AUaullo, wn tuuiidaUd by atrlk
Ihk a wave 10 foot IHkIi.
I.ouUvllla, Ky lit lit til throat or
a llroftl our strike.
Caiilnln lllrnut Morw ill ad at A In
inudn. Cul., after u M-yawr mh-Im
at HH.
It Ih now iiHileniiooit that tho trtHl
f Moynr. Haywood ami I'vtllbon
for kllllnx ax-Oovernor HUuuwiberK,
if Iduho, will Im li.lil Arll 1ft.
Tht umploye of tin Oregon City
jpapar iiiIIIh Iihto Ihmii kIvuu w tu
tr Will mlM, III WHKM HlllOlllltlllK
In niiu ytr to $18,000 Inorixut).
ammtor I'ultou anil wlfo Imvo re
turned from Vuhlnlon, I). C. to
tlmlr lioum In Aaturln.
Tho Unllwl HtattM iiKrlonltiirul de
jinrimunl tliU afiuruoon mndo tho
following prop uuununuomeul:
"vVhunt luiuulnlim In fnriuurV liamU
iWaroh Ut. aufl.im.OOO huaholi;
Hiorn, l.m.000,000 huhW; out.
38I.3C1.000 IiuiIiuU.
SAW MILL MAN'S
NARROW ESCAPE
In the Jaws of Death, Sherman Stroup
Escapes With His Life
P. N. Lnlliron, the woll-known
fcouimuioliil man, aftor n vUll with
lila fniull) liuro, I wit today for hh x
bonded btulnuM trip In Bouthorn Or
scon. Mr. Mini Mm. ll. HtolU loft thla
anornlng for an tutoudod trip In the
i:oKt.
no-
YOU oan atnrt qheqklnK
fount with ua nt any Unto and
with nay amount. It U only nuoea
wry that yun have enmmli inonoy
In tho hank to covor tho total
nmount of tho ohftoka jou lmuo
IP )our ohwka nmount to only
JJfc.OO iiiqiiUi, that sum will
carry your aeoount.
THIi money In th UahU mukw
utir ClHHlk HlHHl.
PAV by ohiwk. 1ksmiw it k
tho afit. nnrNt ami meni otf
enlent met hod
Ssitm Sta.it Bant
L. K. PAGE, PxiiUmt
, W. HAZARD. GuW
HroNvnivlll tipsolul Hhernmn
Stroup aliixwl tiinteil death HiUnr-
day, and wltwi 0110 U fiimlllar with
tlm oli'cumtUnoi hl eacnptt MeuiH
almnal tulractilou.
Mr. Stroup and IBIinur I'wtrl havo
recently put In a hiiiuU wiwmlll on
thalr plaoN MiuthMiHt of town and
ww hwwIiik on a kiiimII khI. whan
lb Hccldtnt ocoiirrwl. Mr. Stroup
wni NetliiK itHwywr, and had Jual
out off a tllolc 1 ItieliM thick. II
Ihcum will and IS or II fwl Ioiik.
hwI .liwtiwd of walling for tlta oft
hwirar to taku II from tho eMrrtaii,
Mr. Stroup thouvht to mti tlm by
lattlng ll remHlH until h hud mud
aiiolh.r rut Wliua th earring
iKHtrod tho Mtw, howwvvr, omt end df
lhn Hllok droppad to tha lloor. and
no Hoonor had It dona no than tha
iww (auitlit It, Heiidlug It through tha
air with IlKlitnltiK rapidity for a din
In Ita lllKht It Dtruck Mr. Htrroup'a
hand, and tha wondar la It did not
navor It from IiIm hody. IIU mUiiU
and mww woro hadly hrokon, and a
Koodly portion of hU lowor Up wna
almoNt Hovurvnl, and hi a faoo lnully
lauoratud. Dr. Kolly ua aant.for
pnt-haitt. nud when ho arrived tho
patlont pHvuonted it sorrowful look
ing aprrtnrle. No ono thought io
rould live moro than a few hours
IIIh woumli wero hlaadlng profuadv
and hla ayaa wera Hwollau shut. Ttif
doctor Hi onca dlroctad that ho !
rt-movad to tho hoHpltul, aftor whlth
tha Itlood that had rollertud upon
tha liralu waa ramovad, the plerca of
skull that wara praaalng upon thu
hralu wora mhiad, tho intte Htralght
anad and tha aavarad IIih nowihI In
pluca. I'orlunataly tha fraKnuMim
of tho akiill did not peuatrato th.'
tirnltt. hut praaaail down upon U to
a ronaldarHbla extant, tho nicm
braura, hnwavar, balng aultUlcnlly
atrong to protiH-l the brain. It wu
found nacaaiwr) to lenw out two
placaa of tha akull, one about half
an Inch long and half aa ld? The
olhor plodo waa much Hiualler For
about thruo daya tha patient did not
roKtilu coiiHuloiiauaaa, and his llfo
tnnca of 10 foot outalda of tho mill. iaomod to ho aimpuuded by a mere
throad, that idIkIiI annp at any mo
mant. lie U now kuIhIuk. IioIiik ablo
to raoelvo a llttlo uourUhmont, and
tha L'haucoa nre considered moro
than ou that ho will recover, nud
he will not ho HorloiiMly dlaflKurel
Mr Stroup U an IndtiRtrloua man
and a Kood cltlten. and hU sad mls
fnrtune la to ho greatly regretted
Uout uncut of Kducatlou.
The Monmouth atata normal
aohool board of rocouta hud a moot
ing nl tha otlloe of tho atnto auporln
tondant this aftornoon. nt which tha
ttrfalra of that Institution woro gone
ovar. In vlaw of he vato of tunlr ap
propriation ty tho governor. It
seoius to be tho Buoml plan to onr
ry on the work of tno sohonl and
Althor Mucuro yu appropriation of
mono' from tha state or rnlae tho
funds by loan or prlvuta auhserip
tlons." Tho Htata Hoard of HdHonllun goas
to Corvallls Friday to tuaat with tha
rouont of tho Stata Agrlaulutrul
Collaga. and take up tho mutter of
elect I ujr a naw prosldont to Moeed
PrUlont Ontoh, rtMlgnod.
Tha atnta botml has deoldad U nl
law tho Wuyttuul some uf tha glrU of
tha doaf mule aohool to have the use
of miss of tha state luud for gurdau
lug. and than buy tho produots of tha
chtlilrau nt tho markot twleo. Tkoy
aro then to bo required to ka)i
books and check on tho money thus
earned In tho bauds, of tho superin
tendent. This Is an extension of
manual training and. buslnww meth
ods of a practical sort, and both cull
droit and teachers aro taking t up
with enthusiasm.
Trill Hum Mmiy lVlnuls.
There waa no notion taken at tho
meeting of tha Willamette student
body In the regular chnpel session
this morning. Tha usual exeiclsos
wero carried out. and at the close
Mr. Trill wont forward and received
many warm oxprosstons of friendship
and sympathy tor tho Injustice that
has been done him by the new simper
raporU. It Is tho genera) ronsen
sua of opinion among tho students
that ho has not beau treated fairh,
and that tho faculty were hast) In
condemning him upon tho hearsa
taatlmony that got lato the nc sim
ilar. Tho ovldaneo bus not been
submitted to an Impartial and disin
terested committee, and ka has had
no hearing In his own behalf A rase
made up agalust htm that looks bad,
but Is entirely without backlog of
tho mala foots will not stand an liu
Itartlal dbwwUoa. But the general
opinion is that he Is entitled to an
exoneration aftor a full heating
Tha matter might have tame up this
morning, but Prasldant Colnuan was
not present Tho f doting is that tho
resolutions of tho faculty wero ne
easary to protect tho interest of the
University In future contents, but
that they were not final a to Mr.
Trill. ll will hay hit day in oourt
mid college spirit Ih thlckor than
water will be heard from.
a
Found m Jjint.
J. A. Hnrmon, of Ltzomoro, West
Vn , says: "At last I Imvo found tho
perfect pill thnt novor disappoints
me; and for tho bonoflt of othors af
flicted with torptd livor and chronic
ronstlpatlon, will Bay: take Dr.
King's Now Llfo Pills." Guaranteed to n stage career, moro vnrlod
sntlsinctory 2Dc at J. C Ferry, drug
COMJXO ATTRACTIONS.
Tenight: Dark.
Wednesday, March 13. CJreaton
Clarke In "The Ragged Messenger."
Saturday, March 10: Charles B.
Hanord In ".lulus Caosar."
Friday, March 15: Benefit to
Margnrlta Fischer.
Wednesday, April 10: Sousn's lat
est opera, "The Freo Lance."
Raymond Hitchcock, In "The Ynn
keo Tourist."
"Alice Sit by tho Fire."
"Tho Tendorfoot."
Ktlngcr-nrnml.
Tenight: Tho FIschor company In
"The Golden Giant Mine."
Auditorium Roller Rink.
Morning, afternoon and evening
sessions.
Tuesday evening: Special society
event 10 to 12 p. m. for Albnny ex
cursionists. The HlkV Hnll.
Thursday night: Elks' social, mu
sical program nnd dancing,
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CRHSTOX CLARKE WEDNESDAY
Mr. Frank Mumllth Has Issued the
Following Card to Salem Theatre-Goers.
When Creston Clarke presented
his exquisite "Monsieur Baucalro" in
this city last soason, ho was not very
well known to nmny of our thoatrc
goers. They did not know that ho
Inherits tho rnro hlstronic tnlont of
his Illustrious undo, tho Into Edwin
Booth; Hint ho Is considered tho best
delineator of "Hnmlot" upon tho
stage today; that for sevornl seasons
ho wns lending mnn in tho Augustln
Daly Stock compnny of Now York
City the most fnmous stock com
pany America has over hnd; thnt ho
whh a ro-star with Miss Julia Mar
low nnd, In fnct, that ho can polnf
nnd
honored than any of his contompo-
glBt.
Irarles So n number of our thenter-
bUCJa u, not attend v
performance-tb .:,.Mr
very ereat ,11,,.,.. "ir
- - "vwintineat
AS fnr m-l
actor of tho dm. .? he h!rt!
thnt Mr. r.n, ... Btfi
deiectationofourrr9'
soason I would respmfni,
tontlon to the fiC?.hnr u3
criticism by the P 8 (I
Francisco, Uere he hTr;
l)eareu: "
"Creston Clarke ,
greatest actor in Anr
.trri":ci
thentn, nn,, I """'UBlSbl
actiB,rr":.-hwii
la a nephew of Edwin Boo??
quiet representation of is. "1
tl'o young minister tt!
c lurch work among the p,
New York slum. u. .wrl
fnRPlnntln. ,... ' " " " e
. , lua arl aa4
i-.aiufc iiiimenseiy. The im
occasion tni n ot. . . "T-l
. ouowlngot
relationship, and Mr. Clark, ,U
...-. -,u m a manner that 1
ors his uncle's memorr iB..
net climax, whore Morton M .
story of the adventuress h ,
1ms loved and mnrrled Huma J
woman has by that time reJ
o(niAn ...1. . . i "K1
o.w.. vro Sll0 Ig ihrtjirf,
to conceal the past and lire tito(
t-uiiiwiiuii ui uer new life tht
slty of emotion port wed jh
expiesslon, olce, action anipsg
10 wuruij 01 cun Booth hlnjl'
BULLOCK BROS.
..RESTAURANT
Two doors south of
Bush's Bank
"Open Day ami Niefo
The best of evcritlw.
Clean and quick senke.
Spring is Here
JMICHAtLS-STERN
FINE CLOTHING
, min(i. max a ca.
Call at the Woolen
Store and see what well
dressed men will wear this
season.
Spring
Models in
SUITS
Spring
Models in
Top Coats
Spring
Models in
HATS
I here are many new kinks in
the Sonne SIvIm. Nnw is tte
time to sec advanced styles.
SALEM WOOLEN
MILL STORE
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