THE DAILY CAMT AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 181 J.
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DOWN GO THE PRICES
We have them on. the run; the fruit trust has held sway for tod long a time.
tlbuy it3 WHY?' g 3 m0ney than !t COsts the othe deaIers
Because we do not pay two or three middlemen a longprofit. We buy our goods
Kw!? grWerS VWeS.PfsibIePr
the other dealers, our profits are shorter; why shouldn't we sell cheaper?
We have enjoyed a large patronage duiing the short time that we have been in
Sa em and WE ARE HERE TO STAY. The commission houses' S do he r
best to drive us out of business, but THEY CAN'T DO IT
Another carload of watermelons just arrived; a large consignment of choice
onions is on sale; every conceivable kind of fruit wiH be handled here and the
prices will always be AWAY DOWN. '
Slem? f ll0Wing PriCe Caref UUy- WaS g00d f ruit ever of fered 80 cheaPJy
Fresh consignment choice Watermelons at 15c, 20c and 25c
Remember, we plug them before you buy.
Large Grape Fruit 4 for 25c Cantaloups, fan Ur, Atoz-
r - -j ivi idJ,
.SUPREME COURT THIRD TRIAL OF ROY
SUSTAINS DECISION; CARROLL, TOMORROW
Terwu Hull Tried Be- The third trial of the case of the
! lor. Judge Kelly Six Other Opin-I tate against Hoy Carroll on charge of
Ions Handed Down. ; murder in the first degree will begin iu
j the circuit eourt tomorrow at 1 o'clock,
" I Carroll la accused of the mudrer of
Hul one Marion count v rate aD- i lty Marshal John Zoller, of Uervais,
, - , uum -ue8lay j.!""" incti iusi 1'ceemuer in a pis-
cisions handed down bv the Supreme ,o1 bttle with two hoboes, Carroll
foiirt this morning. The decision of!" raptured the next day when he
Ju.ige lercy it. Kelly in the circuit I'lared at the police atation in this
;'oiirt wa upheld in the rase of W ciiy an(1 "oi'Kbt medical attention for
, t-ortiy respondent, against O. J. Hull' wound made by the marshal's bullet.
I.leremlant, and D. R. Amandn.. tnA ! arroll admits that he was in the
latiin ' mi-u i UU ClBliiiM II1HE nn nun nn oilti
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tenons 25c per dozen
Tomatoes 6 pounds for 25c
Bananas 18 for 25c
Oranges, sweet and juicy, 2 doz. for 25c
Cantaloupes, small sound ones, 5c each
Peaches 50c per crate
Fine Walla Walla Onions, 9 pounds 25c
WOHL'S FRUIT MARKET 383 state street
ii in iiim mi MWMyi MJsJUMMlJSJiUMJ WpBaaaMaj
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EVERY DAY
M Itthaal I, .
on. i)enanzn. .11
iioore wrote the opinion affirming the : U1 "v" f''eJ shot, and that his
in I I iT Justice aMcBrlde, jl,"rtn?r """I'1 ,ne marshal. The jury in
I "'J .laillBrr con-I .-. iiimKicru lull werw nn-
curreii. . t,t - .. . , ,,
m,i . w irn h vtrruici, some noimng
..!'.. "St"?, a.';tion b' - w- crhv t murder in the first degree and
C W vY u ! ' V- Rl An'"l u'd o" '' acquittal. The jury in the
nlrf,,'... . ' thfl two latet bf'ng econd trial stood six for acquittal and
wrinnra in a real estate h,,. i. " ii far nnnyliiiii;,i
dama J.0.'"."!. U"? ,?1",)anv' ,0 ' The '""owing witnesses hnve been
by h"v been "'""lined i lPOenaed by the state: Dr. II. 0.
made to th. n..f ''""-""ations Hitman , Krnest M. Klinger, Stephen
.1 I'uiHiiarit fn th ' IlHIDRCK. .intfPlili Knw nv nl flur,-o a.
'lerenuants eonr,iro.. . .. , .'. . tv:nt 't. '.. , 7 ' T ... ' . '
i.ijimiii r.scn, r u. naucn, vi. ( arle
ton Smith, of Salem, and C. If. Downev
of Sisters, Oregon. Ur. Hickman nnd
I)r. Downey were the attending phy-
Mcians oi jonn .ouar, the city mar
shal of Gervaia, for whose minder Car
roll is being tried. Ernest M. Klinger
was with Air. Zollcr just before the
(hooting which resulted in tne death
of Mr. Zoller, nnd he will testify that
he heard Zoller tell his assailant not
to shoot. Stephen Helback is a witness
fn in the circuit court T , ,.oe" 1 , lne ,"V'S "w,t'on f the ilecens
down his ..ecisioi, ?Z- l luuld,nK ! an'' w- S"''th attended Cnrroll
in part- ' Jllf,," e said J when he appeared at the Salem police
Th . e?n"pira 10 M1 him.
th. 1 "" he""( ' ia"l,,, w tried n
it. ,1" f"rt " j'"'Kmef af ,t
the defendants in the sum of "n wa
it e'to'Tne UaM'1 ,h""
on- i .!.. :,.- . lUB wd be
Summer or winter, sunshine or rain, it makes no dif
ference. The gas stove is ready for duty INSTANTLY
and at any time.
Cooks a Meal Quickly. -Cooks it Well
Why procrastinate? Eventually you will enjoy the
convenience that a gas stove affords; why not attend
to it now? Call at the salesrooms or phone 84 and
we will gladly demonstrate the numerous advantages
to be had by the use of gas in the home.
Salem Gas Works
part:
eatate 'nt by trnthfallv
"uUnJtn "m ,l,on fal!",v '-Pre
uc nas no knowledge orniht nnt V
! perm tto.i .i. . u"Knt nof ' be
or allow;, ,r ZZhrii0n
that r " ,rd nnt o .Wecth-e
sho'ubl be'Tfftrmed "f Uni
oroered." Bfhr,,,',1 '! it is 90
n.trMoM hl"""l Jown wore
AffirmVd fr 1,,,r,,0"al 'jry.
station suffering from
in his right shoulder.
a bullet wound
AUSTRIA-SERVIAN
.Kuth A. Stanley vs. Oooice P Tnn
verse clai.; '''t .'p"'" an nd-
to renl property. Af-
mES NEAB 8ILVERT0N
DOING NO DAMAGE '
SPECIAL TKAININO FOR WOMEN.
REPORT INDICATES
THAT BOALT LIED!
Saw Part of the ScraD and Bases wi.
. . - jiuiii j.nn pm
upiiuon on Knowledge Gained at the advances made
JL rflDort sent In ,, . i l;'wo'"i'n today are specially trained
Hiin , i i T inquiry ot i for their life work. The sneeinlia-
.cS:VH::r:,t': .''".."'iL,',-
J triih'v: :.'r;T ... biim
from a dnnltnv .,.T.,, " . niouern in every respect and thorough- i J"' turoulent re-
upon a nerm t f. . , , : ,y 0,ll,Pted to their intended use. The !T. ' ot 'o Orande, during I ... TIA1. . .
th.7 K 'r0m f're WarJ(ln injr-Aifi '-"i" broad and time, jailed .?5 NATIONAL COMPANY
Front.
On his wav bnck
three, years spent in
verse claim
firmed
Hijrness & Hartin vs. Portland TW
mechanics nn, Zufi 'Om,,0S" "
VXLI'? vs.
i-Hes. Reversed. " perS'"" in"
from i a PI'p'el
on a contract. Re.
to Mexico after
I he turBulent re
versed
uira .Marks vs.
ir.
pellnnt. .,n.nL.i . 'V V,lso"- "P"
! '"! congas eniintv
an act.on in ejectment; Reverse-!.
hat territory ...nnu uuu is uroau ana j . , . . , J"' "u
The fire, were fi,.t . , , 1 ,horoKh. 'or the elficient woman must t""e ,,cl,01r,eJ. as. Dillon Wood, who
itv SunTv ,.ln , frU,m tw'oir why as well as how. The home prosc, tc-.i ? Knglish news agency
ny ounaay eM'ninu am cnusc. miir.ii i ... ... . ... durinir the M. m iiw ,
----- u ncru iruill tins
my Sunday evening and cnuscd much
conjecture as to their location. Some
parties up the river thinking the smoke
Was rolling nn frm k ...... -a
ity called their picnic off and rushed j Hies,
back to town only to discover that the
nwlr n,nfrm Te ,'ire. are Unless a man is willing to admit hi.
HOOU SIX n lies Bnnthnnut t. 1, 1-- , .. . :
Silvertnn 0 "KuurBnce, ne win never be in a post
I tion to learn.
economic, students am likuuMu i;i,.
ally instructed In lniuniBan mi,,.,.!..
economics nnd sociology, in preparation
iur ineir groat community resiwns bi -
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PROTECT
R HOME
YOU
by installing all wires in metal conduit.
FIREPROOF SHOCK PROOF
See the difference between the old way and
the new SAFE method as demonstrated in
our window.
during the Aladero, Otonco and consti
uitionnhst rebellions, passed through
Salem today.
Wood, who is youthful and tanned,
said tnat he was given the choice of
being deported or leaving under persua
sion Ave weeks ago in Mexico City, and
that he came by boat to Seattle from
Uihaean. When the United States ma
rine, entered Vera Cruz, Wood was in
jail, held in eommuiiicado, in Mexico
ii r. no was enarirp. with
.... V,8TO wun laisnymg . . . ' n"a yesierrtav up-
news from the rebel army in order t I cltl the contentions of the corporation
harrass the onnr.tinna nf k. ..i i. commissioner aunino. .1.. .
MUST QUIT BUSINESS
vi? r " J BtlU the tivities of the
National Mercantile company forever
R-inhu. . ttorPr8tio t.'on.mi,sioer
Kalph i Watson has asked Attorney Oen-
,(,,wfr1 t0 bring either injunc
tion proceedings in the circuit court of
Multnomah county or quo warranto pro
ceedings inn.t L.
. " me vumpuny. xne
fe era) court .t Portland yesterday up.
held the nnntnr,tin. ii. "
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AFETY
FIRST
" if' electric come to u$"
F1! . r
mmectnrLo.
laie
Masonic Temple
Phone 1200
- I v IU17 4CUVIIIB,
this charge Woml n,lmif
: . o'i oo-.rua: reporter this morn
I nig. "The wires over which I sent niv
I stuff," he said, "were all owned and
i censored by the rebels, and in the event
I rebel defeat my dispatch relating
: . i... i mine om at tne other end
invariably an overwhelming victory. So
jit wasn't much use trying to be espe
cially accurate where new. of constitu
tionalist reverses were concerned."
Wood was at several battles, among
hem those at Ojinaga, Chihuahua, 8an
: ta Rosalia, Jimenez, Monterey. Torre
on and the bloody conflict at Uuranga,
at which over 2000 troops on both sides
;were slain. He slept in the tent of
Francisco ("Fancho'') Villa, saief gea
icral of the constitutionalists, for three
months. Another general he described
himself as having been fairly intimate
: with was General Felipe Angeles, whom
: Wood Stated he helieva.l mi,u h.
ed by Villa as his candidate for the
: i . . . ...
l-ii-niupurr oi JliexiCO.
"It will either be Angeles or Raoul
Moilero," the newspaperman stated.
" Raoul is a brother of the late Fran
cisco Vnocento Madero, who was assas
sinated under the lay fuegas law, and
is a splendid type of man. The name
alone is sufficient to make him the can
didate of the masses.''
The newspaperman said that he did
not regard the insurrection of Pascnal
Oror.oe in Chihuahua seriously. "Or-
osco is about played out," he said.
"He will never be as strong again as he
in me revolution ot IS 11..'
Mercantile company and President Stil-
KS2.?freVery ea nJ th ' brought
by Ht.ll.ngs wa thrown out of court
The suit brought by the company was
d.snussed on the ground, that the con,
pany wa. Hnino K.:n .
i . . "u,'u". wiiDouc com
plvmir with th. i - .... . .
Ik v V " " UI lnB nate and
herefore had no statu, . , ,ompany
under the law, of the state. StilC,
company was brought to notice when It
was refused permission to sell stock in
this state hv M u-. . .
j .iwa .irrr an in
vestigation of the charter of the com-
(Continued from Tage One.)
.
sentntives of the big German financial!
institutions were in conference. j
The kaiser has ordered the crown
prince to remain at Zoppot, a seaside i
resort seven miles from Danzig, where:
the prince has been playing tennis, j
This was takn as an indication that
his majesty feared his son, carried;
uwny by war fever, might act indis-l
erectly if allowpd I ft return tn Tt.idin '
rendering a conflict certain. '
The Austrian consulate nnd. the
railroad stations were packed with
Austrian consulate and tho railroad
stetions were packed with Austrian,
who live or have been visiting in Ger
many, lenvillir to inin tho!,.
and with their friends and members of
their families bidding them good bye.
The Formal Declaration.
Vienna. Julv 2S. Tiu tii.ii,i..u,.. !
gnrian declaration of war against Ser-
"i '" lutiav, was as tollows:
"The royal government of Servia i
not having replied in a satisfactory 1
manner to the note submitted to it by 1
the Austrian-Hungarian minister at Bel-!
grade July 2.1, the imperial and roval I
government of Anstria-Hungarv fiuds
itself compelled to proceed to safeguard ;
it, right and interests ami tn l,nv. i
course for this purpose to force of arms. :
"Austria-Hungary considers itself,1
therefore, from this moment in a state
of war with Servia."
The declaration bori the
of ForeiguMinister Count Von Dereb-
toui. ii was ordered transmitted at;
once to the Servian government. !
Home, July 28. The Italian govern-'
tnent regarded the European war sit-:
nation today with deep anxiety.
The general view both in official cir-i
cles and among the people was that
Italy could gain nothing and must lose
heavily if ilrnwn intn a s. .:.k
" oniign:, WIIU i
Uormany and Austria, against Kflssia, i
wKiuu nun jrance.
inougn allied with the f rt ...
ond of these five countries, the Ital-
" '" wiaii symjiathy with Austria
and little inclination was shown to lend
it aid in its present campaign.
There seemed
in ease of a general conflict, that the
..uiu guvcrnnieni would refuse to join
it.
In Italy there has been no outburst
of war enthusiasm, such as is reported
Austria, Germany, Russia and
Prance. The popular sympathy has
been with the anti-militarists.
Franc. Is rarernl.
Pari,, July 28. The .nti-militarists
were closely watched by the author
itie hero today.
In ffeneral thom xra n.nk n .i :
uul, wno opposed r reneh partiei
iwuit in m European struutde
I " " P "OI.
numerous enoutrh to rinu imniii.
pany and their methods of doing bus!-' . L?t night they av street demon
ness. Subsequent litigation result. i f"ation which resulted in serious riot
ing. Socialist and anarchist seechc
, PUNISHMENT DIPTEBS
rSOM AMERICAN BRAND
Brussels, July 2S. .Cestor Wilmart
the Helgiau financier, was fined -HO0
today and sentenced to 10 years' im
prisonment on a charge of "swindling
the public out of fcMUOjOOO by over
issuing Ghent-Terneiuen railroad' shares
Wilmart disappeared in 19ia but was
arrested after a irnioA.i
,ltheims, Prance. 0
tive otncials of the Ghent-Terneuxe.
line received shorter sentences.
i i ne o. r. to. bridge
lamette Pacific will
month.
iv rolls on AVil-
23,00tf per
uo investigation of Stilling,' record
and it was found out that he had been
connected with a number of set rich
quick schemes in other states.
Rec.rdlee F i:- ...
Qt;n;..i I . uviganon,
Stillings' agents have proceeded to
transact business and to .olieit patron-
age. aceorilinir tn aJ.
, , 11K19QD, anu
daily letters are received by the cor-
luii.uiissioner seeking informa
tion regarding the company. Mr. Wat-
8011 wk.that the Proceedings to
quash the National Mercantile eompany
have been brought to protect innocent
investor, wi might be induced to
Sign lit) With the m,i.. TV. .
of the eompany is to wll a sort of a!
policy wnich will insure the pavmeut
tn a short timn nf .t.iAj - 1.
, . - v- - oi.iru sum io tne
purchaser of the policy. The purchaser
of the policy to return the mono- to
the eompany in installments. The' lib
erality of the offer savor, of suspicion.
Mil . Ii now .. 1 - . . i . . . 1 '
,.r,t. vl ,ne s,ate nave done
business with the company, whieh StU
ling, stoutly maintains is legitimate
Attorney General Oawford will iustl
,u, proceedings within a few days.
770 NAMES TO OO
, ' - . ONTHB STATE BALLOT
Nicramonto, Ca!., Ju.y 28. T.te state
-n vi.- n vary toiiay propa.'ing
i .- fTTjtuva
wore made, red flags were waved and
luiuniuiPMry songs were sung. En-1
raged t the anti-government outburst '
at such a time, crowds attacked the
demonstrators, who fought back fierce- i
j- !
Tue republican guard, were called !
out to help the police and there were
repeated cavalry charges.
Many persons were badly beaten or
tramil(!il hv tho knn.. I
loward morning comparative order
was restored but the air was still elcc
tria today.
Only a Rumor.
Berlin. July 2H I -
, - ... iopnuiit'B rc-
porting that Russia had declared war
against Austria were generally dis
credited here. None of the Berlin
newspapers printed the reports.
Thirty-two battalions of infantry, six
regiments of cavalry and several de
tachment, of field artillery were re
moved today from Bohemia and order-
Rostein & Greenbaum'
SemhAnnual
CLEARANCE SALE
Now op. Millinery Almost Given Away
Nice Trimmed Hats, Shapes and Flow
ers AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES
t MMyy4444TT4
T Mmi'i n-n. X .. . . T
Men'. Overalls
60c
Big Overalls, the
kind some stores
advertise at $1.
Color's gray or
tan. Sale price
Men'. 66c Union
Suits, 46c
Pine grade, light
weight, knee
length or nnklo
length. ISpeciiil
69c
45c
Ladies'
25c Drawer., 18c
pair
Fine white rib
bed, luce trim
med, kueo length.
18c
i
Boys Overalls
45c
Bib O y e r a 1 1 s,
grey or blue; the
blue ones are
double seat and
knees. .Sale price
35c Fancy Rib
bons, 20c
All 8ilk Ribbons,
figured and flonil
effects. Tard
45c
20c
$1 House Dresses
60c
Good check ging
hum neatly made.
Only
69c
4 4U
t Men'. $2.00 Pants 4 Girls' 38c Union 25c Hose, 10c a t
now $1.25
Good stronc pood
lookers and good
wenr. Well worth
the $2.00. Now
$1.25
Suits, 25c
Fine bleached,
medium Weight; a
special bargain
25c
Hose, 10c a T
pair
Silk" Lisle Lr.ee
Huso
10c
T CMlrlren'o TnJI. i m... T
Children's Indian
Suits, 75c
ilnde of khaki,
very elaborate,
well worth $1.00.
Special
Flue Table Cloth,
3flc yard
A, good merceriz
ed Table Cloth; is
being called a
H5c cloth by some
stores, Now, yard
ftc ! 39c t $1.50
....7
Ladies' Shoes,
$1.50 pair
Worth double
ill sizes, just f
ngnt tor outing
and camping
240 and 246 COMMERCIAL ST.
Happiness in the Home
Will be augmented by increasing your wife's
comfort. Do not make her life a burden by
giving her poor tools to work with. She is en
titled to your highest consideration. A large
part of her time is devoted to sewing for the
needs of the family.
A Good Sewing Machine
will smooth out the wrinkles and broaden her
smile. Our line of machines is extensive and
we will be glad to have you make us a call and
mira nn - vi ahm. j j i
6,c uo an ujjpunuiuiy'to explain to you their
merits and show you wherein you will be bene
fitted by buying one of the new ones from us
chase g yUr ld machine in on a new Pur"
GEO. C. WILL
knows sewing machines all the way from fac
tory to user. The seamstress many times thinks
that something is radically wrong with the ma
chine when all that is needed is the adjustment
of some little -screw or other trifling irregular
ity. Often he can direct you over the telephone
regarding what to do, whereas many another
dealer would insist upon having the machine
brought to his warerooms, charging the cost of
the cartage and causing a loss of time.
Geo. G. Will
Oregon's Oldest Sewing Machine and Music Dealer
432 STATE STREET
ed to the Servian frontier.
British rieet Beady.
London, July 28. The British dread-
naught fleet w.s held in readiness to
day t Portsmouth. All the vessels
were coaled, fully armed and ready for
i service at a minute 's notice. Publics
I tion of naval movements has ceased.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BUSGHXRST ft MEEEDITS
Swldent Agents. 335 fit. Btieaa.
IT PAYS
sample ballot, for the priniirv election!?"1 VZ T"' t0 kefP thc PPrtit
August 25. Just 770 candidate, have I ."'v . Ke?tion B"al. the liver
quaiitied for Mat. .nrt ,...i..i "u Poweta active a
r ; ; ""-. lie sample bal
lots w.ll be forwatd to the various
county clerk, as aooa a. they come oft
the press.
Hood Ui tM ttmm ....... .1 A .
,ter J'teJ n opea-air tl.e-
j United State. Neutral.
j Washington, July 28. Secretary of
T-wr,.- i V " iaii neiore the cabinet to.
MiaJ Jday confidential advices concerning the
: European war situation. It was agreed
that in the event of a great conflict,
. oura ?iaes would be neutral.
May Go Trom Portland.
nd t. M I Portland, Ure., Jury 2S. Declaration
For this particular work just ttv 1 , rar b,',WWn rvia and Austria to-
' 1 uav arou-sed th nfFin;. n
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Has medicine which
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disease.
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Salem, Ore. Phone 283.
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