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OIIEGON STATESMAN miDAT. JANT"AP.T. 3, l::. LAID TO REST AT PUYALL11P three years This fund -a tcl- ! letted for evangellstie,3ucatlonaI and pcnantaroplc worr. . i i 1 ( i THE REFORM SCHOOL INSURANCE POLICIES lit- . f- 4" f1". ljj alia Dl A for infantc and Children., 'CasiorfiTfs o liarrhless ubstitut for Castor Olf, Parts' wyri-, Irops aad Soothing Syrups. It AlwJi contain neither Opttrtm, iSIorpblno nor. other f""o icbstance. it destroy Worms and aIViy f.I"1 It cnrcn Iarrhaja and Wind Colic. - W1";Ue1'; In- Trembles and cures Constipation. It "Jf.!13 Ktornn and Bowels, srlvinjr "hy amrnatural sleep. The Children's PanaceaToo Mother's Friend. . , The Kind .Toui' Have Always Bought Bears the 7 ! In Use . For Over 30 Years. 'JtilT ' - ; - -" .- .i - -' i DOWN THE GREATLAKES In the- old dnyi the trjp.up 'favorite trip of travelers there then n;Wd did not' compare with j . 'V , maitui the-finest ho' In .the world Tt'o Northern! Pacific. Tla Duluth, conncets ' with the SrWtMrs.Sai a trip on tho rNOIlTH . COASr LIMITEDX--In In ajr'' 'Jlay ."th-'aml these steamers, to the Pan-AniVriejm exposi tion at TViifTaio, "will be something to recount to jour children's chil dren fvnd hli 'cents tor "Wonderland 8, Fi:i:. St. Paul, Minn. Any" local agent1 will 'quote rate. Tre Pacific 5tfiMA te Leading Farm Paper west. 20page illustrated We want, good xgent3 and solicitors, and to gucit will pay a liberal corn mission Writo for terms. ? Ad vcrtisers should patronize the ifomcstcad-.. CIRCULATION, 8,000 WEEKLY 8jKcial mtfg on long time contracts. Clubbing rate with the Twice-a-Wcok .Statesman, if paid, in advance, or within six months after giving the order, $1.75, ' V : i i l . Address: , PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, Oilice in Statesman nuilding. - ' V , SALEM, GIL FlfNE JOEt ,2t6 Commenlal Street, t -k r :; .1-' HAI.EM, f- CLUBBING LIST" - .or ll Twlce-a-Veek In WEEK LY OREGON TAN, per Jyear.-. J. . TWICE-A-WEEK STATESMAN, per' OUR PRICE, BOTH PAPERS ... PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, per' year....; . TWICE A-WCE K STATESMAN, ; per I ' i coth papers:,......... , VMICAGO INTER. OCEAN, oer vnr....A. i BOTH PAPERS!...i ..... HOARDS DAIRYMAN L-U,-.. TWlCEvA-WEEK STATESM AnT per" BOTH PAPERS... it. . 4 t ) CREGON POULTRY JOURN ALr.jjr TVV iC E . A W EE K STATESMAN, per COTH PAPERS. i -W?rrEiA"K NEW VORK WORLD, per year. fWlCC-A-WEEK STATESMAN, per year...... ... i COTrJ PAPERS.... a uk. . TWtl.wrrwc ''"VIZ? . ,- - " - . j- i woin.n, pee BOTH PAPERS. LEGA ! Dl A RlfQ ALL : FORMS fAOT FIKE L DLMNlVU BLUNTING,-; At h STATES MAN JOB OFFICE, SALEM I r Signature of ITtCrtjttrWTOW CIaaaaBsre 44- and flown the great Lakes, was the were -no. -tourists then. The boats those on the Likes, and the trip te - , . . j . ,v - of its sort." y ' I f t iJike scrr-' 1901, rendy May 1st, to CU AS. Homestead OREGON of the Pacific 'North- j weekly, $1 per year. PRINTING .1 A STATESMAN JOB OFFICE IIKEUON. ihe - ; Statesman . .'. . rri$t.5o year. ,.r..2.oo .... i year. - ...1J5 ......... ...... .l.SIUXl . ,t year. ... .i...........$1i)0 ....J00 ..1J5 i.$li year : year. . .. j. ............ 1 . ; " t- i ....$1.43 1,00 ....si.es ....$1.00 P" h Swbriber) year.;. .....x$133 Lest S2J Rites Over the late Csv. Joha R. Rogers f SIMPLE FUNERAL CEREMONY) IN HIS .HOME TOWN ATTENDED ' BY. MANY OF HIS FRIENDS." - The Militia of the State Well, Rep ented to Do Honor to Their Late Chief, Whose Life Work Wa Done The Bdy Consigned to Mother Earth with Masonic Rites Thou sands in Attendance, j j" (From Thursday's SLateman. -XTACOMA, Jan. 1 In the?soft misty twilight of a typical -.vintep evening in the valley district, the body of Johl Rankin Rogers, the third Governor cf the state of Washington, was . today laid to rest in the Hiljcide Cenr.etery of Puyallup. Thousands of people thrcng streets, and there was hardly a house in own that was not drped in black. Compahies B and D, of the Na tional Guard, and the First Regiment Band, had come from Seattle, and were in waiting at the depot when the fun eraf train arrived.from Tacoma. ! - Oir rent-hlni? the house of tho'jl.-Ue Governor's Bon, Kdwln -It. RBwrs, the coffin wan ijlaeed In -the n:iln-vron;i47 Governor McIJHde. ex-Governor! ilc Graw, and the. atate offlflaJs oceujiied. Ihe adJoJtjIng- room, .and the other were tilled with Jhe member o the Mitsonic order and friends. ( After thu hymn, "Jeaua Keep Me Nestr !Thy Cro" had -been sun; a Nwn w.is read and the.ehoir sanjff "Abide .With Me.1 Rev. w: O.Bernadon. of the First Metliotllst church. of IuyiUlusr, vuule prayer. Rev. Bpentrer JSullltervssehapr plain of the First Washington nelmientj th.-n delivered nn addrewt, b:ied cn tW text. "Thy Sun Shall Cm DownfNo Mom." When the choir an ng. "Nearer MyfOod to Thee, V the rHHc wn ad ml t ted to view the deadOGovernor.i fr ; On the road to the cemetery the FU'st Washing-ton Iteglinerff Kuvi, playing the Dead March; tcjfis. tlie lead, follow -t by fiye comrvmles iof . thflf National Guard, and fifty files of Masons, jttho preceded the heorse. iThe services at the cemetery, wer a cotMluctAl by i the MiiwuiH, in the ireeiice of fully I20t.) persona, at the close of which I Wi m'ilit in fired three volleys, "and aound AT THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT " ROOSEVELTS FIRST f RECEPTION WELL ATTENDED. Many Thousands Shook Hands With ' i the Nation's - Chief The Crowd Was iari Unusually Lorge One None Were Turned Away from tre Executive Mansion's Door. fFrom Thursday's Statesman.) : .WASHINGTON",. Jan, 1. IT. vid ni lUMnevMit a 'Itrst puitilc reception was iiljendeili more largely than any 'New Yiirs reception In a number of Yewi. tflf.II t MOO jM-rnons filed through the White Houee and hok hands with the I'resident. Mr. Roosevelt, tn being op priiel that the crowd In line. outidde the White- House . wasTbnusuulfy- large, gave orders that 'the gates should-not be cIosA lintll ttie last peraon desiring ( do So should have an opportunity to my Ms reiects. The recet'Slon be gan' promptly at 11 oVlock, and it was 3:20 o'chtck before the lart person.; In line ha tietHL presentied to' the Pj-esd- At the Theatre. ; Washington, JaruljThe Pre!dent run.Jel out a very huwyday by- visit ing the tiew National Theatre tonight, to witness Francis Wilaori, In ."The Toreador." ."- LARGE FUND RAISED. English Methodists Collected. a Million Guineas for Educational Work. I-NIONV Jan. 1. A p l.-tl n.llt.-. tion. UikeA up bt SuwlMy, which la wild to have realized"tpf0 .pounds, and by proTiilfp-s f rrm other sartera, tha Wesl-an Metholists". have pretkft!ly competed the collection of the Wetey an Metholift Twtntietn Century"-ttiffc- of a million guineaJV which was Matted C. GEE.WO ; Tie reat Ckisese Ooctsr ? 1 eI!M rt lr":iMt, hi wnoderfttl -rare e so wetl kTwtbmo?f eirt the rutted .. Hatmt and heen n dhb pipl. ere t ltok fnt to k n for artn their lte from ieraticio. He treat say and all tuMae wit t""rfui Cbfrwie herha. pthmk. tnkln. barsiand vecefletbat are entirety d- thrtMicb the imc rrf tlnr-e harmk-es remwjie. Thm famoiH doctor kno tlw aietKHt of vrr-r ! dtlterent rermsties that he he ewnrMfody 4 in different dfeennex. He KeertMe to rttree -trrb, vthm, lane trrw!. ritevmatliB, m-rrnwiwa. Mnoiaeb, Urrr, kt)n-ys W-rwio lnMih, arid ail triTte d(-i. Hamlifri of SrUBKoil. Charsev atn1'rte. 'Call and see blia. r5r,ni!!in fne. FatUw ent of the ritT wnu fnr Mank rtmuiar. t..n etnec itemn Addrww The ;.?e VSj 'ep Xi-t irtne Co.: ! .". Third Street. I'oItUel. t'reoo. MfDtionthipvr. . j The Companies Decide That the Indus trial Building Was Not Covered by the- Insurance en the School. ,The adjuster, representing the -Insurance companies cairytngr policies on the Reform School, baa decided, ipon advice of the attorneys of the com pardes, that the jolicies on .the Iteform St hool, do not' cover the . Industrial building-, and that, therefore, there is no loss to adjuat. The companies claim that, aa the jpolieiea only cover the Tour-story, metal -roof brick building:, and it additions adjoining and com raUntcatins." the Industrial butldlnc is not included,! the latter belngr-a aejar ate structure, about SO to 25 feet fru:n the. main building.' I ' . v Since this, decision was madV. the matter ras refrred to Attorney General' D.-Il: Ji. niatkburn. and : that yentl man is locking into the matter.' and will .give an opinion on the matter in a few days. - ) " THE REFORM v SCHOOL RRE Icdustrlal Baildlcg Not Coven d . I by Insurance Policies r v SO DECIDED BY ATTORNEY GEN V ERAL BLACKBURJN IN AN OP INION RENDERED YESTERDAY It Was a Separate Structure, and Not an Addition to or Connected With the Main School Insurance Com - panics Hold the Same View. The Board'of Trnstees for the-State Reform School a'.few daya alnce sjub Bilttod to Attorney General ' :!. R, N. Dhukbum, for an opinion, the matter of the insurance policies covering -the Reform School. Several Insurance cunii panics laatied policies to the -Board of Trustees, in sums ranging' from $1000 to $4000, on property described in .each policy, a ; follows: "On their four-story,- metal roof brick building and its additions, adolnfnff and communicat ing, including: mantles, -electrlp light txturen, Kas, , steam Mad water ptpc tnd fixture, steam hatingr apaxa.tus and connections: and all Improvements therein," etc. The Attorney General, In giving- his opinion In the matter yes terda-y, ay thaX only tw'of the poll cies appear to have been, basd upon an application tfor Insurance, and he Continues: "And I anv informed that It Is customary for state officers to make written application for Insurance upon buildings which ar owned by the tat-" " 1 . . 1 . ' ? He recltea the Tact that the. Industri al If uilding was erected ln,lSS4, and J thatlthe descriptions used in the policies prior to that date are used now.-Tho question to be answered by the Attor ney IGeneral jls: "Was the Industrial riuil4iinir covered by policies In forco at the time the nre occurred?" The Attorney General recites the. fact that the building in question was erect - .ed aa a. m pa rate structure, and was, 25 fee -away from the main building," and he ulicidtw Jhat It was an addKion, nor was I ! it ad Joining , or communicating wlthj-rthe main building, and be con ctutHs: ; - . .; "HiM-mt pliciea could not be reformed for tjhe reason that the !nsurancecm pat'ij-t not only claim that the Jndustr! at Uutlding was not' inaureJ,. but tbey alsok laim that It wa not lntendeI that It f 5uld be cmercl by the pfjlielen, and that j. if there waa a. mistake In the de scription, it wa ntji a mutual mistake. .. lnder all the- ctreumwtaneea. . It is my opinion that the Induatrial Duildt Irrg at the. Reform . School was not in rcludHI In the description of i the prop erty j, covered by the policies. and that. tnererore. it was not tnsutea tt the ilmel it was burned." 1 MARRIED. i'EiiltI3-STf)piARL.-At the; Indian TiaJninic SchVjol, Clrernawa; in-egon. , : WHn!ar, January 1, -IWIi at 2 .o'clock J. itu. Mis Mary If. "Stoddard 'to Mr. William Ferris. Rev. John Parsons, 1.1., officiating. . " BLACKfiHUV FIsilBR At tbe home of Prof, and Mrs. E. T. Moores. No. S76 IIih atreet, Salr-m, Oregtn. on Wedneaday January J, iy2r at hteh : tifum, ''Miss Stella. E. Fisher -to Mf. 5 Itart 1 UJackerby, both t Sllver- ton, Itev. X. Shupp ofncIa,ting. 1 Miss Fifber is a cLiugtiter of Itcv, Flsler, formrly pasr of the 17th street Evangelical church,' and IS highly. accfltnpllshed, young lady. Mr. Blaekerbjr ia a poputar business rnan of Stlverton, a son of T.'R. lilaclecrby. TBe-ljappy could will reside In fUlver- ... . - ACHENIJREfEn CURRINV At the home -of theTtde a ,nt"th-r, Mrs, 1 EL ?.larr. on the Garden Road; Sa Itmi,; Oregon. WednewlayanuAry t, ljw)2. at big-h noon. 'Mias OHre . Mae Cunrtn to Mr. George, W Aschen--brertner, of SalemJ , .' ). ' ',' ; ,- m Theceremony waa tierfornred by IJev. J. II. EarfyV aVter which a dainty wed- jding pureikfast wtas dicu.ted. nly me tmmefliaie , retail v- i ine-imiiy were (present..:' Mr. and Mrs. Astben brenehf esiwct to aaiil. for Manila about Febrdary 1st, where Mr, 'Aac-henbren-ner wfH enter the aervlee of the le partment of Education under the lhil iptine Commlwion. i i : ' ' Y i SQAI MAKING. One little Item that Is'of much valu on the farm Is placing a couple of empty salt t'arrela ' in , a "convenient place aa a reeepta.de for the wl afh es from the b'tlng stove for making f - - - Makes Clean. Bred With Royal Baking Powder there ijs no ;' mixing Avith the ' hands, no sweat i o(j the brow. Perfect cleanliness', greatest facility, sweet, clean, healthful food. i Tae Roy at Baker any Patry " Cook." cortainmK over Sou mmt practical and valaaMe : Rooking icccijf tree to evrtr ttaUon. Send postal card - , wan; your mti ! 4- . r Sotm. tun aowete eo.. soap W the spring. The old-fashioned soft 'spa p that our grandmothers made Is Just as good and JusV as essential to day as ever. It Is very easily made, and when finished you always have plenty, "which is not always true when flic IUU UU IUiMwIO. , IF NOT, 1)0 YOU' IM EITIIEU CASE YOU SllOCJiU :TATlTTlIK Pacific Homestead ; I .'. ;;..- , . '- y : ': , ;,: j-. -:.-r- -. t '; ..... ...' r ' J "I ' tl.OO per year. If .you have not the "dollar. cu out and sign this coupon, and mair It today: ' ' - - ; - .- -i' -. .' ; i '.' !' '' -" " ' '."' " ! ' "'. ' - ' , Ur - f: -y I :.:--"ylP .:;-.'-';V-'.Vv-'-.::' -"': ' ' K' -To lIOMESTED CO., Salem, Oregon. Date I'lease send the I'atiflcTIoin sleaJ month.4, for which I agree to pay jfl.00 If not pal.l -within pi months, ice IloOieftead and Statesman. $1.7S ier HERE' .IS WHAT SUM 15 Editor Homestead . . i Encloael llnd ftrder for JI.25 for ojie year's subscription to. the lbmeteat$ Snd the Oregon -JJnultry Journal. Whe.ti $-our agent called In June I did not fe-l like, taking your payr but- he v.-lHhei! me to try it for three months, and said If I did not like :it at the nd of I hat. timeJt" would nbt cost me anything. Hut we like your pa-r very much n! send order for one year's subscription from last June. Wishing success : , J .3. II. ItEI.YEA. :- FnohomlKh. AVaFh. 4'pt. S7. IWl. II lomesVead and I'oultry ; Jouinal Is now J1.10.) . . ; ' - f - ':. ' '"" - 1 Editor Homestead: - .: - neace- find (enscloed - for my suh serl;tion to !the Homestead. ; I am very much, pleaw-d with yotir pair. Tlere is so much valuable lnrormathm contained In It. J. A. ItfMjERS. Freewater. Or,. Sept. , 1901 E1 itor llomesteadi ' I like the llotneatead ' very mucb- couldn't 'Very' well lo .without 'It. ; The artirlea written ard reports from different sections or parts of-the coun try, published, every week, are knowl edge which Is t- be gotten ' from no other Tsource. If Intelligently applicl. , ; - ' . -: U. H. AL.LEN. nidgefield. Wash,, Aug. 13. ; v Ed iter Homestead: " ' Enclosed findiositomcc oritrr for one dotjar for one-yetifs subscript ion t' Vmr (valuable Jajr. I would be lost without 16 Tours 'Iruly. . .' ?!. J. BONOSIimil ; ThaUh'f. Or.V Nov. 11. W;U .- - l E'lhf- Homesteads I am rnoch pleaded with' the Ilooie strsa.d and Stat-tnan; l tleve them e'jual to any pi-rs m this ,eat. It not Iwitter, I remain, your rpeetf f:!y. -y-r- r I -CRAVEN. ' alesvllle. Or NoV. JL2, Wl- EditOKllORM-atead: ! ' IleaaeNfind tmclowed J1.75 : lor triy suisr Tlptbnto the Jlom-stoa ni Stterman. I m much pi-ascd with the .Homestead. There Is much vsilu-i . . . . . . . '. . S x t lfl..t. a rile imurmaiK'n i-uuwHwii - in you aut-ess, . Ulkcty,- Or. Nov. s. mi. Frank Strong, of Mrrtle I'olntJ C count v. Orreon. am U two ew nu riptlon to the Uwroewtead aad S'tyn: "I lit-o the Hwnejit-ad very . n;uc: could not gefalor.g lthiu If. "' " A rerfwal T nfu II. C Jai.kwn. of Si'"M, frcion. lias' the following en (wuraglng words 8dd'"i thereto; -"via e f r Alum iedlnsotnehak$ne fwdrrt ad in most of tlie o-calld plmaphale po drr. because It i cheap. ai't makv a rhraner powder. Hut alum i a corrrwive noiHPn which, takrn kn lod. acta "Hr. ,? ' Koblyipoatlieuociaca,UvciaudkKUica. wa wumi t , new roan. we depend on our grocer for our sup ply. Every fafm hasvmore waste meat straps than can.be utilized In soap during the year, so the cost Is only tlie value of our labor. Drove rs Journal. WANT. TO BE? . - X- tomy address, as given below, for twelve within six months from tlilsjlate,. " " " " " "" will be f 1.25. ' year cash, or If paid within aljmrtths OFjiUIt SUHSCitlUERS SAY: ,( . would not lii.e to n witnout it.- vtfisii- Ins? you success, ' J. l. -Martin, of Vancouver. Wash- ; I......... .... Via .lltr.ti lh I 1 1 tt rlMl lM l 1 1 1 I ' ' i , Fit j rt j j ' ' ---- - - :, frplcfidid." f Wm. I ritewart, ! of .fnohomlsli; Wa. hingtn, wishsH the Homestead gr'Jkt ru:cesf. ' V. E. Williams, of: Outlook," Wash- A; ' - liij;toi, thinks "the Homestead Is . k," f lll.e the I'ncllic : Hotriearead flno and think it Is the beet farm loper I huve '"taken." says . A. Goerlg. of -VVxrI!.rtd. Or, 'J- W. Keller, of" Waterloo, Oregon, :iy!?t Iiiid ertcod.$l for one year's uis. t iptlon to th I lomestead. ! I Iav. tnsr recently come here from Hanford, ' lfM.I.i. have'' failed '..to-'' get- several mi ii m tf your ejoellcnt v iapr, and hrfHe tnlSHed tht m very nun hi" .1 i am well; plea Sed with the paper.f writes IV It. Karh'y, of. Monro's Ore gon, ditto O. C; Herger, of Avon. Wash-Ji inicton. .. . ; LV..I. -"rAtllna nf liiLnrn Waafilnir. ton." says: We like your farm paper very .much, better than any farm pa- J ixlf we have ever taken," -' . fl.' W. Tcmpleton, of Marysylll, 7 Washington, thinks Mthe-I'aclfl Ilnie-'-" -. stead Is . k," . r'James Louder, of Tacorpa. Wash In rton. ,epreiea himself In jlhls Way: "Would nof lx without your palmer for. ten times dta price , J . . Yi F Inhale, . of Seghers, Oregon. ys: "'ould not be without. your pa-I-r uny longer, never missed anything so rnu h." . . . . ' ;" '2. M, nher, of Welaer. Idao, In re-i hewing hi subscription to the Iburi-j steadsays he "la well xleasvi" with thi tun , .4 ft- - XV. I; Patch. Of Well-Mr, 7d.iho, takes several fa rn;4uferij. "but likes " th" Ilorntntea l lc.t of all." ..''':. ''" . i lr. A, : Hkipton, . of Payette, Mali', likes the HomeWtead very much and j thinks "any ne Jftterrsted In farming" j should take 'It." $'". ''-.-.'' JP- diirltm Coyte, -owning a big what . . and rtwik ranch two '. milca wct of j Walla -Walla, ways "the Pacinc Home- j stead Is tlie best paper on fanning I IL II, McXesl. having a Irf-auriful farm seven m.iI- west of Walla .Walla, oh Walla. WalJa. river;- Is going liHo dairying and diversified farrfilng. He iraKv-M ihe Hoiru-atead-by saying J is t What t need. , i i Thpapcr of 1I papers to send it your EnHrn frb-nds, for It gives a mw throih liiflght thi any r.th'r f'tibllc at Ion InfKtho. farming -and ln- l'0trial coiidttifn.f t the Norttmert. I t : y