The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 16, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'WWMHWSPHWesicju.j i"mvKi" iwnrttMimhiimtnfri'iimma J. r i t v I ; tn i fafi 2 - Sl tV , need a fop coal? These last few incs have morn- no doubt been oowefful remind - iKa trnn nwrl n too coat of some kind to tccp you comfort- aMe Wcare better prepared to supply your every wants m jhis line than ever before, and arc offering some extraordinary values in fashionable top coats, m t , Our price for a flno Oxford Coat velvet collars, trlmraod and 7. , , ItnoU 11KO a J1B coni, uuu wuuiu by many clothiers bo called a bargain at 10 our price $3, $8 $10 Wo havo some regular $12 values which we havo placed on salo at tlO. Wo liave.thoin in ninn nnd Grov. and yon will never overlook these coats troublo of comparing ofTerings eleowhoro. yo if 3 if yon thorn tnko with the $10 Oxford Grey Coats, $8, $12, $15 to $17. Tan Covert Coats, $9.50, $12,50 to $17.50, Blue Kersey Coats, $7.50, $10 to $16,50 A Complete lino of Children's, Bovb' nnd Young Men's Box Coats at prices that will surprtso you. G, W, Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers ,: ...THE DM JODRNAL DV HOFSR DROTHBR8. " TUESDAY', OCT. 10, 1900. Dally Ono Year, 3.00 In Advnnoo Dally Pour Month 91. In Advnnoo Wookly Ono Yonr ffll.OO In Advance EDITORIAL MOTES. It seems likely that gold will yet bo discovered In paying quantities on that fabled nnd tortuous Btroam through tho f wildornoss of Alaska, called Copper rlvor. - Consus CommiBaioner Dock roporta that , on July 4 gold was found at Teslina River. lu three weeks four men took out $4000 In coarso gold. Mr. Sox ton thinks tho copper belt of Princo William Sound will produce untold millions. Ho trnv oled Bovernl days with Govornmont Geologist Schrnuor who expressed him self ns believing that tho deposits of copper there aro unequalled in tho world. Tho pooplo must oxpoct tho news papers to bo filled with a groat deal of 1 campaign rot ns oloction draws nonr. One Portland paper that Is supporting MoKlnley In n porfunctory, hnlMienrtod manner, snys n brewery thoro is hold ing back about enlarging its plant until McKlnleyls elected, nnd that several railroads aro not going to oxtond their lines until thoy nro safely assured that expansion will not bo votoddown. What does this moan? Bimply that tho peoplo Bhall bo forced to ondorso McKinley, or all business and ontorprlso Bhall bo crushed, Is this Amorlcan? No. This la tho doctrlno of tho dictator. In Mox co nnd soma of tho,, South American Republics no opposition campaign is portnlltcd. Thoro 1b but ono party and that is tho military dospot. The sooner browerles, railroads nnd othor IntoroBtB get onto tho broad ground that thoy can Jlvo and do business under any admin istration, tho better it will bo for tho country. Tho great danger to our coun try Hows from tho stnto of political apathy tlicso people would produco If thoy could. Tho businoss of tho country was novor in n healthior condition ponding n presi dential oloctl6n than today. Tho busi. nosu interests novor had loss to frar from tho result of an oloction than from the ono that will bo hold Nov. Gth. Tho monoy quostlon was Bottlod for a period of yoars in 1800, and tho tariff question is not oven dobated. McKinley is grow ing inoro consorvativo ns is shown in his nollcv In Ghina.Brvan has mndo n cloan conservatho campaign for tho constitu tion. If such n cnmpilgn cannot do mndo hv a clean nud nblo man, without tho corporations crying out "destruction is upon us." wo might us voll quit try ing to enrrv on Bolf-Kovcrnmout by froo public discussion and become a sort of military monarchy nt onco. Ono great corporation JnOregon seems to bo paying no attention to politics. Tho Southorn Pacific is reported to havo recently placed orders for 3800 frolght cars. What does this moan? That it has confldonco thoro will bo businoss next year, no matter who is President. It 1b n dolMal of tho nowspapor campaign rot, that tho business of tho country is going to bo paralyzod if Bryan is oloctod. Tho S. P. Co. is not directing its em ployes how thoy Bhall vote. Itoosovolt's campaign has many of tho olomonts of tho travelling comedy company. Ho wont down to tho na tional Republican convention in his slouch hat and military uniform worn at tho ba.ttlo of San Juan hill and with blood in li!a oyo. Ho wont thoro to Btampedo tho irresponsible, unthink ing otllco-brokorago elemonts of tho Re publican party nnd ho succccd&d. At a time when tho Republican party nceilod its thinking cap and tho leadership of of its coolest brains this man Roosovolt trampled Us conservative interests nnd tho welfare of tho country under tho feat of his too rapidly ripening ambi tion. As n campaigner his attitudes havo been boy-like. Ho marches into tho public mooting places in his mili tary togs uniform, followed by ti train of porformors nil togged out for military effect. Then ho nslts a hero of IhU wnr nnd thnt war nnd his own war to gut up and ho eulogizes his array of heroes ns though tho principal busi ness of tho Atarrinui peoplo wns fight ing for a living and drawing n bead on all tho rest of mankind. Ho can seo no patriotism in tho citlzouship that quietly ntti'iuls to tl o business nenrost at hand and thnt docs not seek oppor tunity for dress pnrado nnd neglects tho duty it has takon im oath to porfsrm. Tno hop growers havo won their first victory through organization. Oregon hop growers uro Unlay on top of the sit- Uiutlon and inn hundred per cent bottor condition eo far na continuing in tho businoss of hop producors. Thoy would havo been In u two hundred por cont better fix if thoy had hold onto their crop until thoy could boo tho whitus of thooyes of the enemy, so to speak, be foro firing a gun. Tho market has been weakened by tho weakness of weak holdors finnnclnlly men who had to soil. Rut it is romnrkable -tltnt thero woro not more of these, considering tho depression of tho hop business for tho past throo years. It is a wonder thnt moro of them wero not bankrupt nud in tho hnnds of tho receiver. It proves the wonderful rcsourcetulnces of Western Oregon, whore producers of n crop havo been nblo to keop out of tho poor liouso under conditions thnt would havonlmost bankrupted nil that engaged in it for tho past three years. Now for tho first timo tho hopgrower gets n profit nblo prico, nnd this is largely duo to tho help tho organization has given him, as well as tho banks and tho conuorvatUo buyers who havo dono thoir utmost to proven! tho crop of 1000 from being pre cipitately dumped on tho market beforo tflo market wns nt it 8 best stags. Give Bomo of our heavy buyers credit. Thoy havo given good advico. If it had been bettor followed it would havo been mo noy In the pockots of tho growers. Tho buyer has coino to learn that buying hops nt ruinous prices will not only drive tho growor out of business but the buyer ns well. Hence tlio best buyers havo come to represent tho true interest of tho grower us well ns tho firms thoy roprcaout. Wnllis Nash, nn Knglish-Amuricau frco trador, of Denton county, is out making speeches for McKinley, nn arch-protectionist. Thus do wo Hip nud flop in our politics when issues chnngu. Mr. Nnsh is nn educated guntlemnu mul has n perfect right to go over to tho re publican Bide. Ho only proves thnt tho tariff is not an issuo in this campaign. Thk Jouiwat, prints a sooond lottor in this Issuo on tho truo policy to bo pur sued by our govornmont toward our is land possessions, from tho pen of Hon. II . W. Corbett of Portland. It is nn d nbbrntlen Of Mr. Corbetl's first letter that has boon printed Hovcral times ns n declnrntlun of what should be tho truo American expansion policy. It will bo noticed thnt Mr. Corbctt does not refer to tho wnr that President McKin eoy Is carrying on ns n means of solution or civilisation. Ho takes tho broad ground that tho Island possessions nro to bo treated just tho same ns nny other now territory thnt conies under the jurisdiction of tho Hag nnd tho constitution. Ho makes no exception of tho Tagal Filipinos, nnd if his letters uoru rend to nn assemblage of Filipinos thoy would bo applauded us convoying trim American doctrines of liberty nud free institutions. If Mr. Corbett's lettor, especially hisj second letter, was read in the light of tho first ono, nud attain any circulation in the Philippino Islands they will convince tho peoplo over thero thnt there nro consorvativo Republicans who believe in expansion by porfectly constitutional methods, and wliodonot beliovo that you con force n peoplo liko tho Filipinos to lovo tho American peoplo and Ameri can policies at tho point of tho bayonet. Mr. Corbett talks dangerously liko Abraham Lincoln. Ho got right onto the horrible old fashioned kind of Re publicans that Jas. G. Blaine tnuirht when ho doclarcd that free trado with our own possesions was a cardinal principle of tho Republican party. That principlo is bolng violntcd in tho case of nil our island possessions. Tho administration is bragging how much moro customs rovenuo it is col lecting off tho Porto Ricnns and tho Fil ipinos then wns collected under tho palmiest days of Spanish rule. It is draining the last dollar of gold out of the HawaiiuiiB for duties on our own goods shipped to our own ports and sold to our own peoplo. Mr. Corbctt has tho courage nnd tlia ability tooppos) these pollcieb. Ho Is n man rich enough not have to bow down to the trusts nnd get from thorn his theories of commorco nud ox pansion. It is a nolicoable-fnct that tho fellows out lhaking speeches for tho administration avoid Mr. Corbett's declarations on. these questions. They havo to Riippnss thoir intolligonco as woll as thoir Republicanism, because tho McKinley policy of dealing with our island possessions will not endure tho light of common sense nor stand the test of good old-fashioned republican doctrlno to which no ono,'bo he n patriot nud n lover of liberty nud the con stitution, can tako exception. The Best Prescription for Malaria. Chilli nnil fuver li a bottlo af Ornvu'hTiuteloM Chit Tonic. It l simply Iron mul uululno inn laiitcle form. No cure do pay, l'rlco fDc, MOCm-ood T2 Ui ncccptablr Idcat. v V state If patented. ' TUcniTrirnrnnnn i nt in era i ncbunU) Baltimore. Aid. II HfX "a Wh 9 Ml $u&tkUL&& Thlf root of many evils Glandumr tumors, abscswes, pimples and other cutaneous eruptions, sore oars, Inflamed eyelids, rickets, dyspep sia, catarrh, readiness to catch cold and Inability to get rid of It easily, pale ness, nervousness and other ailments Including the consumptive tendency Can be completely and permanently rcmovod no matter how young or old the sufhfrer. Hood's SnriRpariltft was Riven tho dnusrhter of Slim Vornooy, Wownrslnir, N. V., lio had broken out with scrofula sores Ml over her face nnd head. Tho first bottle brined her mid when she had taXen all tho sore were all healed and her faeo wns smooth. Ho writes that slio hni never shown any slen of tho ucrofuln returning. Hoosi's SairsnpsurHEsa Promises to cure and keeps the promise. Ask your druggist for it today and accept no substitute. The Croat Bryan Meeting In New York. New York, Oct-10. Tho hum of pro Duration for tho reception of William J. Hrynn, tho Democratic candidate for tho preosldoncy, stirs tho Democracy ot tne Metropolis to its heart core. Kvery nniiirMrntic! club is nrouiul. and nil will bo out tonight, Mr. Croker says to the tuno of 100,000 strong. Madison Sqtinre GnrdnorwIU bo tho central point of tho great demonstration tonight. Thero tho meeting at which Mr. Hrynn will first speak will bo held. Mr. Kdward M. Shepard will preside and Mr. Hrynn will bo first speakor. Ho will talk for an hour, nnd then proceed to three other meetings Tummnny Hull will bo ablaze with color, nndonthusinsm will reach its highest point In tho old wigwam, lion. Rourko Cochran will follow Mr. Steven son ns tho speakor at Mndieon Square Gardon, tho candidato for vice president following Bryan. Scores of sponkors w ill bo on hand nnd firowork of tho most brilliant description will Illuminates the scene. CLEANLY WOMAN Erronlously Thinks by Scouring tier Scalp That She Cures Dandruff. Cleanly woman has an erroneous idea that by tcouriug tho scalp, which ro movostho dandruff scales, sho is curing tho dandruff. Sho may wash her scalp every elay, and yotjiavo dandruff heir life long, accompanied by falling hair, too. Tho only way In the world to euro dandruff is to kill tho dandruff germ, nnd there is no hair preparation that will elo that but Nowbro's Herplcido. Herpicido killing tho dandruff germ, leaves tho hair free to grow ds healthy Nature Intended. Destroy tho cause, you remove tho effect. Kill the danehuff gurm with Horpicide Don't Forget When you aro going Hast to tnko best road. That moans to go via Northern Pacific. This company runs two throuuh tlbuled trains dally between Portland nnd St. Paul. Leaves Portuuintl2 p. m. nnd 11:30 p.m. 10 1(1 1 If tho tho vo roncsTBR's contest. The'CffTcers Chosen In Their Battle Royal for Forestry. Tho local lodge of tho Foresters of America havo divided thoir members Into two teams for n membership con test. Captains wore chosen as follows! H. H. Prior, captain of tho Hluos ; A. A, Mlllor, captain o( tho Reds. I.lQuton "ants for tho Ulues uro ni follows : J. M. Chase, Cliff Mellon, O. Nash, Irn Hamil ton, Jos. Adolph, W. A. Uuuson, W. W. Williams, .loo Cameron nnd Chns. Wll HaniB. Sergeants for tho Hluos nre: U.K. Willnrd, P. Miller. I). R. YnnUw, It. II. WosUcott, N. 1). Klllolt, K. M. Sorber, Watt Shlpp, O. A. Harr, .1. G. King. For tho Reds the liuutenaiits hre: Fred Anderson, W. Ruck, C. 11. Irvine, M Hills, Frank Fnrroll, Geo. Irwin, M. L. Hamilton, K. Kckerlln, Frank Haas. Sorgounts for tho Reds nre: H. Holmkor, K. O. Hansen, A. A. Me Nnry, K. K. Nichols, Geo. Rolfo, J. W. Townsend, F. A. Raker, Roy Rcntloy, 15. F.'West. The prize's offoreel in tills contest nre: For the first, $10 ; mr tjio second, $7.00 ; for tho third, )! for tho fourth, 2 CO. Tho side getting tho least number of mombors uro to gio tho winners n uan -quet, the contest to close tho first moot ing night In December. Thero nro Ot membura i-hosoti on each side and nil nro on tho Q. V. for members. Many combinations havo already been made in a small way to capture tho honors in tho shapo of tho prizes, nt least UO new momburs hnvo been added this week by tho various lieutenants, captains, majors and sorgeants. Thoro aro 44 olllcors out of 128 nnd now tho common ordinary captnins-in-tho-rear-mnks aro boirinninir to work n combi nation which will nmko tho colonels nnd gonorats nud high commnndors-In-chlof think that thoy aro not In it with tho roar-rankers. All in all tho battle is one of tho most Interesting fonturos for n membership contest ever sprung in Salem. Every member in tho rear uuiks bus pledged himself to procure ono niembor nt least. COUGH SYRUPi cureq Hncklnc Coughs, Soro Lungs, Bronchitis, Grippe, Pneumonia- nnu nil sovoro lunpnfi'ections. Why thon risk consump tion, it Blow, euro donth? Tnlto warning I Act nt onco I Buy a bottlo of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, a doctor's prescription, used ovor CO years. Prico, only 25 cento. Insist on having it. Don't bo im posed upon. Rofuso tho elenlor'B oubstltulo; it ia not na good na Dr. Bull'd. Solvation Oil cures Rheumatism Aches and Pains. 13&23ctt. I 74 BUSINESS CARDS O. JH. OIAOK Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, of Whlto Corner Snlom Or. Parties doslr Ing superior opo ttlons nt modoruto feos in any branch nro in ospeeinl request. aIberTaTessup. Phono 1071.1 KOOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY ULK, B. ;f. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Law Toledo, Oroion Wns Clork or Circuit Court t 1 yours MitlhM nil up-tiHlAto abstract oi ni i e I ly in Muroln comity. ll-m OidPost - OfficeStables Aro largo nnt hnvo rollnblo attend ants, your teum boartled by tho week or day. Gooel teams for hiro. PrlroH ren oonablei, Your patronage solicited. H. M. Brown 02 Ferrv Street. SOUL 15 JUIOS, Piano Tuners and 11 pares PORTLAND ORE. For Salem nnd vicinity lenvo ordors at Goo. Will's Music Store. Boots and Shoes Mndo loonier. Lndloa Shoos a spec ialty. Kepalrlng neatly done, J. M. Ncedham, 181 Com st T , Sullivan, State Street Tailor. Kali Huttings Itm In. Tho OboriulorrT pat terns from Clilcnso. lk-tt ImstiiCHS suits 816. li pants ti Brewster & White THE FEED MEN Phono 1781 OI Court St liny, Grain, Mill Feed, Flour, Straw, Seeels, Poultry SupplioH, etc. : : : Free Delivery. Prompt, reliable ser vice. Lowest Prices. Reliable goods. Said far Co., OFFICE, CITY HALL. For water bcrvlco unply nt ofllco. Rills payublo monthly lu advance. Mnko nil complaints at tho olllc Loans and Insurance Mnnnv fn Innn from It In R inr nnnf according to security no expenso for uxiimiimuuii. iimurnnco oiiecieu on hops and other property nt lowest rates. John Moir 290 Com, st, C"&& PAQ And Soo U nc, FirBt-clnss nnd Tourist SLEEPERS DAI PasBongors booked to atlllr ALL POINTS EM , 1' or full particular,,.., , E. J. COYLE, J R A. Q. P. A , lUl'M Vancouvo AfinirmJ tin "i'iiJ "a vm r. u. n gWiMIJllll - m WHEN YOU PAY YOUR 800D Wd I; or n ticket Ka t, yon natntal. ...... ,,, B1u you l(l0 verybeti datbns nt ill.. !,.., L..,,ctl Henco, you should ask your UcC '" 'mi our iickoi read ylatl GREAT ROCK ISLAM ROUTE Olir DOrmlnr nnrannnllu ... tourist ('Xl'llrsinna In mn.fl... n fflllrfol uln.ititn.. m. 1.... n I ...... .u oiuv..uB who iunvo csieas luunuiiy livening nnn itiuridtt1 vin Bacrnmonto nml nvnrvTit.. ing nnd Saturday mornhigvUPon nnti run tnrotigit to Chicago vuuugu via mo worm's mojtin conueciiug ni unicago with all n trains East, also witli tho Rock personally coniluctod tonriit HOHton. TIlGRK tnilrlRt lfsnr,U,. broad vostibulod, lighted with h Gas nnd nrovldoil wltii nil viuvi.,- tntted periodicals and mngazintil ireo uso ot our patrons and are i punted through to destination bj resuntnlivo of tint (Iron! rtvV Hon to. Wo also lmvn n iktlv Km) HletM)lliL' car florvirn In riliimimtn Bcenio Line, nnd the best Lisj service) In tho world. For full lnformntlon. mapiett, on or w rito to, A. E. Loom, Gti or Portland Ortya. V. W. Skinnkh. O. M. Poirni AgontS. P. Co. Agent 0R4l biiiein ur. balemUr, Huie Wing Sai 3S39S Chinese andJacanese Fancy ul Dry Goods. Silks Ladles, lata wear. Tut nlshla(Gools.Minltn Ornaments. Silk llanlktichlm, Chlnawnre. Ltc. All looJi act , selllni cheap. if, M-'.d,ow 110 STATE STREET. Sa!a" THE TVvHRZ ELOUS NOLH ", - 4 V ' ? V 0-, !-- lf". V V1 , -. &mt't i .& 4tfo, . t . ' t rtfA rte nm Ml ' i THIS Only !M.ft iut. . Representalivcs of tho Aeolian Company arc now at the Willamette Hotel and will keep open l)ouse all this week. They will gladly show the "Pianola and the Aeolian tpi everyone who. calls. All are cordially, invited io drop in and I oar ' some good music. If you aro merely curious it will richly pay you to call ? f t i ?s ;iUtJ0 , i ' ls an instrument By means of which any one can play the piano PIAN0U IH COnNECTION WITH UPRIGHT PIANO WHEREVER THERE ISoA PIANO THERE SHOULD .BE A PIANOLA. r H r . , Concer This Ivenif At Willamette Hotel "EYeryl)odyInyW ProgramOct. 16, I90O. , Piano Solo AUirillo Allegio de Cqncert, Terscbai ' C i3.verture-MQrning, Noon and Night ' : Suppe, Aeolian Orchestrelle ' 3. Piano Solo-Polka de Concert Bartlelt 4- Cavelleria Rusticana Intermezzo Atoscagn jeojian Orchestrelle 3. Pwno Solo-La Norma Fantaise"Brifli5nt by Levbach Bellini v- rmi .jicuu .uiiuuenie Robandi, Aeolian, OrcJiesfrcHe . t Jfyun Solo-vLucia di LamniermoorJ-jRintusie .' J bv LisJit :'. l!.A....Don&ell' ------ r fi vl .i H..AnA r...,: .i- - l v. vvi'w'v vawjc uc vunceri - m Trsechak, Aeolian Orchestrelle '; XV JL XrJLi QdB, SOL.B AGENT POR ORBGOg V v REPRBSBNTINQ THE AEOLIAN OO. SSSSW ihe lakuesi MANUHciURERS op ausical iNsiRiMfcNis in iHEwoRiii. Paris. 32 Avenue d'L'Opera. .. rwfrtlt Vrcteries: Aeriden.Conn., Worcester, Aiassi .'-' nsjuiJ fcfi