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I CITY NEWS !
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I A Collection of Important 1'ar.
X mcrp?Mi nw xoar uonaiaexawiH a
gettYenlr l'ontal
New subject! today, at Patton'.
8mvt Cream Always-
For sale by tho Townsond Groam
ery Co., 187 Commercial atreot. . .
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It In Approprlat
During thlo btkry season, It la
good to know that you cntt always
buy ewoot cream In any quantity, of
the Townaond Creamory Co., 137
Commercial etreot, 0-20-4t
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W. II. Hiirriiian Flncl
W. II. Sliornmn, who wna'arreatod
sevoral days ngo on thu chnrgo of
awwultlng Conutublo Johnson wax
arraigned In Juatlco Wobnlor'a court
Monday and llnud IB. Tho troublo
wiui tho result of a dtnputo botweon
Johnson and Bhorman ovor n cow
which tho former guntlomnti attach
ed. It was shown thnt tho row was x-
ompt from attachment and over thin
affair tho constnblo nnd Mr. Sher
man havo boon nt outa. It nppoarn
that on ono of Mr. JohnHon'a recent
vlalta to Jefferuon, hu weut over to
Bhorman'u atoro and told tho gentle
man whom he lind offoudod that It
would bo best to ehuko handa and
umko up, or w'orda to that offcot but
tljo veteran atoro keeper thinking
of tho InJiiHtlco that had boon done
to himself and his Innouont IiimsIo
rfuiKsl to oxtuud thu glad limul.
Some cruel words were spoken and
Mr. Johnson wnu amltteu by some
thing, w tho complaint allege, In
the shape of u list.
Will Fnliirgo Building
' Tho Western Nlootrlc Manufactur
ing Company held n meeting Mon
day ovonlng of all Its stockholders,
and ratified tho notion of tho board
of directors In buying the property
that the linn oeouploa. It was de
cided to build Immediately a two
story addition on tho proaout build
ing to umko room for tin Inrgo stoek
of fixture, eupplle and mnohlnery.
Appolut-d Stato Veterinarian
' Dr. C J Corlufk. of this ell), was
appointed state veterinarian at n
meeting of the Oregon Domestic An-
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The Salem Shoe Store
PRICES ALL RIGHT
QUALITY ALL RIGHT
Ami the pooplo treat us all rlnht. fir they keep coining In num
ber that moro than satUfy our expectation. Wo mast bo mak
ing good, eht
Salem Shoe Store
EYRE & MAPLETHORPE
i lami aiseee -
imal Commission, held yesterday In
tho oxocutlvo oinco. Dr. Corlnck,
who will micccod Dr. William Mc
Lean, Ib a graduato of tho votcrlnnry
colloiro In Ontario. Canada, and has
boon a resident of Salem for several
years.
fieo Hiuiwr 110)1. ,
Show window today,
now.
Somothlng
I'liinclnir Hdvd
You will see many bwoII turnouts
Ion tho Fourth, and whon you look nt
thorn romombor tho nnoBt nnrnoss is
turned out by F. B. Shnfor, In thu
Turner block.
Keo Iliiuser IlroH.'
Show window today. Something
now.
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GYPSIES
HUNTING
TROUBLE
Sovornl swarthy- looking gontlo
moii, said to bo Kyimlos, camo Into
town yestordny afternoon, nnd nfler
partaking aullo fro"ly of firowntor
and othor Intoxicating Juicos pro
ceeded to go on tho warpath. Thoy
visited August Schrolbor'a placo of
biiHliuis on Stnto atreot, but pre
sumably thinking that August wuh
too big a proposition for them thoy
turned to loave tho place, and upon
going out camo In contact with I'oto
Grnbor. who waH standing nonr tho
sidewalk. Now, l'oto would be no
small proposition, elthor, when It
cornea to a rough and tumble, If ho
woh given nu opportunity to got his
pinions In position, but, In I'oto'a
language, tho ruttlans Just camo up
and "poked" him before ho fnlrly
realised that lio was bit. Tho bunch
of tougliH then vlsltod Jack Cooper's
barroom, where they oon succeed
ed In making troublo. Jack Green
was onught on the walk In front of
tho saloon, and pounded about the
fnco nnd body. The bunch of bullies
then took Mr. Green's hat and wont
around the blook, where they hnd
their team bitched. In a blinding
ralaetorm tho party drove around sev
era I blocks In detlftiire of any of
Salem's puglllsU, and started out
Stattt street. A warrant wa sworn
out last nlxbt lu Judue Moore'4
-nun for tlii' arrest of the man who
hit Mr Graber. and It U probable
thi wuudi'ting Willies will boon be
PACIFIC COAST SALES
brought to Justice. At the time of
tho nBsault Mr. Schrelbor says that
ho blow n police whistle, but there
hnppenoJ. to bo no officers In hear
ing dlBtnncc.
Nolthor of tlr- gentlemen assault
ed nro fiorlouBly hurt, but Mr. Grab
er would llko to boo tho man thnt
"poked" htm, while Jack would bo
Batlsflod If ho could recover his hat.
The gypfllos oro said to bo camped
near Salem on tho Turner road.
TAKES
ANOTHER
SCALP
Won. Lost. Pet.
Y. M. C. A 3 1 .750
Merchants 3 2 .GOO
Woolen Mills 2 3 .400
Falrmounta 1 3 ,2G0
Tho Y. M. C. A. brought their
stndnlng up nnother notch last night
lu a City League game against tho
Woolen Mills, winning by the scofo
of 3 to 2. ''
Up to tho fourth Inning it was a
pretty exhibition of good bull, but In
thu first of the fourth Inning tho
Woolen Mills wont up In tho air, and
tho Association mon bunchod In
tbroo runs in quick succession. Noth
ing more happonod until tho last of
tho tlfth, when tho mill mon had
their streak of luck. Fry and Sheri
dan oach got a run, but tho toam
failed to get tho third, giving tho
game to tho Y. M. C. A.
In tho absenco of Forbos, South
wick pitched a good game for the Y.
M. C. A., wnlklng but fow mon, and Jnnco of tho oaarntinl roqulromonts of
holding tho number of hits down to this most wholesomo law guarantoe
ii low margin. ing tho right of the Initiative and
King, at tho Morcbants, uniplrod.
,Tho naxt gnmo Is botwuun tho Y. M.
C. A. nnd tho FalrmounU, next Frl-
day.
!Mrs. W. W. Sklnnor, left yesterday
Torrlbly Distressing. i for hor homo In Novnda. Sho was
Nothing can causo moro pain and jnceompnnlod by her brothor, W. V.
moro dlstroaa than I'llos. Skinner. Thoy will visit Portland
No wonder many Pllo sufferers say! ... .. .. ' ,, . T ,
l.nl llvna nro l.nr.lmiH tn Mim. t til llftOr tllO Fourth Of July, Olid
Oolntmont nnd local treatments
may rollevo but cannot euro.
Dr. Loonhnrdt's llom-ltold Is guar
nntood to euro any case of Piles.
If Hem-Hold doosn't euro you, you
gut your monoy back
Horn-Hold Is a tablet takon Inter-
nnlly, thus removing tho cause.
$1.00 nt druggists, or Dr. Leon-
hardt Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y., Pro-
prlotors. Sold by Dr. S. C. Stone,
Sftlom.
Tho Hike. Huelanl
Klmo Mllee had tUa wtsfortuuf to
subiatn a bad full wUlla rUltug hl bl-eM'le-
Ut Monday, wear the I'ahrsl-
tv KMimaehim. Ills wheel struck a
ral.d plank wltk such force as to
throw the rider several feet. No
tmifti were broken, but Mr. Mile sus
tuiued several painful UruUes.
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The Doctor Away from Home When
I .Most Xivtletl,
' People, are vory maeh diappolat
el to flud that thMr family pUklan
U away from home whon they most
need his eervlcos. Diseases like cramp
oolio and eliolora morbus requlro
prompt treatment, aad have In many
lntauoa provon fatal betor medl
clno could bo pioourod from or n
physician summouoj. Tho right way
U to keop on band a bottle of
Chaniborlalu'd Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Rompdy. No physician
cau pnvorlbi bettor madlclno for
theeo dlsoasoa. By having It In tho
houso you oecapo much pain and
rufferlng and all risk. Buy U now;
It may ravo life. For lo by Dr,
Stono'a Drug Store.
PROMOTERS IN CHARGE
PETITIONS
KNOCKED
OVERBOARD
Judge Galloway Holds Petitions Filed
For Referendum Arc Defective
Judgo Gnlloway today overruled
tho domurrors in tho two Injunction
suits against tho ofllclal free pass
referendum, nnd tho referendum to
submit tho bill for nllowlng tho
sheriff of Multnomah county to
board prisoners, and dismissed tho
nltornatlvo writ of mnndnmus naked
against tho Stato University tax bill.
This mcnnB that, In tho opinion of
Judgo Galloway, tho failure to print
tho wnrnlng ngnlnst Illegal signa
tures at tho head of each sheet of 20
names Is fntnl to tho first two named
potltlonB filed with tho secretary of
Btate, and tho failure to copy tho
full and correct title of tho Univer
sity tnx bill Is fatal to that petition.
This virtually knocks out all tho
referendum petitions thnt havo been
fllod this year with tho socrotarjt of
state, as tho $100,000 bill for armor
los Is Just the snmo In having a de
fective title.
In conclusion of his decision Judgo
Gnlloway snys: "Thoso suits nro
uniquo in tho Jurisprudence of tho
Btuto and wo bcllovo tho court
should bo most liberal In construing
tho law In tho lnteroit of tho public
woal; but wo also bellovo tho evont
tual welfaro of all tho pooplo will bo
bast conserved by n strict perform
referendum to tho pooplo."
Mrs. Thomas II. O'Noll, who ha3
i boon visiting hor paronts, Mr. and
will bo Joined today by tholr father.
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A Wonderful Happening.
Port Byrou, N. Y has witnessed
one of tho moit romarkablo c.asas
of hoallne ever rooordinL Amn P.
Kng of tlmt plnoo B k.
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Ion 8 Arnl balv cure'J soro on
my log with which I sad suffjrod
over SO jtMrs, I am now olghty-
fivo." Guara.it ovd to euro all sores,
by J. C. Pony, druggist. 25c.
Just Received
A Shipment of Fine
Limberger
and
Cream Brick
Cheese
Try Them and
Be Convinced
Moir Grocery
Company
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f DPDCArVI A I Q
tn i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m i m n 1 1 1 n 1 1
Mr3. Gray, of Portland, Is visiting
Salem relatives.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Utterback loft
today for a visit in Eugene.
Harry Adklns, of Scotts Mills, ar
rived this morning to visit relatives.
MrB. O. Lunn has gone to Sllvor
ton for n visit to friends.
B. Lesley has gone to Eugene to
visit his brother, Montio Lesley.
Ralph Donhnm of Portland, Is vis
iting relatives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Erickson havo
gono to Orants Pass to spend tho
Fourth.
Miss Lillian Sellwood returned
last cvonlng from a visit in Port
land. Mrs. Earl, who has been visiting
In this city, has returned to her homo
in Turner.
Miss Anna E. Dakcr, of Scio, has
returned to her home, after attend
ing tho teachers' convention.
James Crawford and his cousin,
Suo Wntson, are in Southern Oregon,
whero thoy will spend tho summer.
Philip Kolzor left this morning for
Newport, whore ho will spend tho
summer.
Mrs. Mary Campbell left yestor
day morning for a visit to frlonds
lu Stnyton.
Miss Anna Hnzon, of Lebanon,
who hns beon visiting In tho city
has roturned to hor home.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Poe, after a
visit hore, hnvo roturned to their
homo In Roseburg.
I Miss Flora Jones of Potnluma,
Cal is tho guest of Miss Mary
.iTance, or soutn sniom.
i Miss Jessie Daley and Mis, Vesta
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France, of South Snlom.
jjaiscnwoiu lort this morning for a
visit to Portland.
II. H. Ling loft Monday for Eure
ka, Ca., whoro ho has accopted a pos
ition In the Wolls-Fargo office.
Mrs. Idn Hammond left today for
Hillings, Montana, to remain there
pormanontly.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Benedict loft
this morning for nn oxtonded visit
to relatives at Tonlno, Washington.
Mra. Frank Durbin and daughter,
Miets Maud and son Frnnk, loft yes
terday for a two wooks' visit In East-
oi n Orogon.
Mrs. Frank Toboy, Miss Hall and
Mlas France of Eastern Orogon, nro
.tho gueeu of Miss Mary France of
South Salem.
MUs Hilda Olson, of Sllvorton, has
rnurnwi. arter vlaltlng Salora
friends, and attending the teachers'
meeting.
Governor Chamberlain left todav
for Jacksonville, where ho will do
liver the Fourth of July oration.
I Miss Clayte Burrow, of Baker
City, arrived in the city Inst oenlng
ti vUlt Mrs. R. B. Houston.
I Attorney and Mrs. A. M. Cannon
went to Albany this morning, where
tney will spam! tho Fourth.
I Miss Cowan and Miss Welltr, of
Albany, havo roturned to their
homes after visiting Salem friends.
Miss Harriott Craghead. of Brlg
jham City, Utah, Is the guest of her
i brothor, J. W. Craghead, of The Cap-
uai journal rorce.
Miss Lizzie Cornelius, who has
beon attending the toaohors' conven
tion, has returned to he home In
Turner.
A. M. Crawford left this morning
for Roseburg. where ho will deliver
au auuress tomorrow. He was ac
companied by Mrs. Crawford.
Mrs. B. F. Snelllng and daughters,
Miss Laura and Mis Euzenla, are
tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. James E
Godfrey, of East Salem.
Dress Goods
Suitings, Silks
Buy them now at ONE.
HALF. Make them up dur
ing the summer months for
next fall.
TV nml, Afro. W. TT Tlvrd lefi
evening for Portland to meet t
daughter, Miss Wlnnlfrcd, wholly!
turning from Bo3ton.
Tho MIbscb Hammond, SpooteJ
Butler nnd Lambert hnvo returned
their homes in Portland, after yM
Ing hero nnd attending ,tho teaci-i
ers convention.
Mrs. Robor,t Gardner and Httil
Bon, who havo beon visiting Mr. till
MrB. A. D. Gardner, havo roturncdtij
their homo In Portland.
Miss June DoWitt loft this moul
Ing for a Bummer's vtelt In Chlapj
Sho was accompanied as far as Ml
land by her brothor, Holden DeWltJ
Miss Nina McNary loft today tar j
Spoknno to attend tho convention cfj
BaptlBt Young People Sho iM
then go to Senttlo to attend theCEJ
convention.
Mrs. W. C. Dent loft this mornbj
for Portland, whoro sho will Joints
husband, who 1b omployed on ontrf
tho vessels now anchored at the
tropolls.
Mrs. G. II. Carter and con, ChwUfj
and daughter, Wann, of Santa Bl
bara, Cal., who havo boon vblth
Mra. W. B. Warner loft yeslerdan
for tholr homo. Mrs. Carter te lH
tor of Mrs. Warner.
Mrs. C. L. Watt, who has been III
Spokano In tho interest of the Unit
ed Artisans for tho nnst thml
months, and has recently been Tid
ing relatives In Seattlo, will retw
to her homo In this city this event
A Memorable Day.
Ono of tho days wo romomber t
pleasure, as woll as with profit
our health on which wo became it
qaulntod with Dr. King's Now Ufc
Pills, tho painless purifiers tW
euro headnAhQ nnd bllllOUSDOSS, l
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Ccp ,tho, bowe 8 r,eht- 2G Bt J
iPftrrv'n ilnif ntrtrn.
Perry's drug store.
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Sockttl
Frank Meredith, ReBldent Agl
Office with Win. Brown & Co., ft
129 Commercial street
..M0NFY TO LOAN,
THOMAS K. FOWi
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank. Salem, &j
NEW TODAY
Notice On and after July 1. &. H
Ryan's real estate, loan, losur
and employment office will 9
Commercial Hall, corner of Coej
merclal and Contor stroots.
6-29-tf-
For flalfw-RAvornl hnllBGfi In Sl
on, f..m 1 .l . havVllln. trlj
iUl NaUonal Bank. 6-1-eoa-
For Snle Soven-room, hard flnls
house, two lots. barn, fruit,
water and crnn 1 cellar. Also 01!
single ton carriage, and1
spring wagon. Enquire of j
Uati.it, x'-v. i7tn !
until., LU11IUI .UHU .
"A" streets, Salora, Or. 7-3-1
Wanted Goorl twimster for
ranch. Annlv tn T. A. Livesiej'
Co. Phono Main 109 or Far41!
1C1. 7-3-
For Sale Logau
berries 100 JH
Pflll ft r am RAa Tnt
riifO. i
them yourself. J. M. Howell,
mllo south of depot. y.
Lost Coming over big bridge
up Court street, July 1st, J
cane, with alligator carved
Bfimo tu.in. i... u Tmirnal
for reward. T-J-V