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VOL. XI
SALEM, OREGON UllIDAY JUNE 21 1901
NO 146
JOURNAL
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S'A SOUTHERN MAN
FOR NEXT PRESIDENT
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Names of a Number of Straight Laced Old
Fashioned Democrats.
CUBA STRUGGLING UNDER A
TREMENDOUS MORTGAGE DEBT
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THE LARGEST line in. Salem. A minute inspection
Sof our stock will convince you that we are showing the"
largest assortment of clothing of any house in the city
Speaker of the Lower House of Congress Honored With a Dinner on the
Fourth of July at Which Delegates From the British Colonies
' Will Be present. ),
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of both Democratic and Republi
can Presidents; also, havo t not
sovornl ox-Confcdcratcs sorved in tho
Cabinets of both Republican ana ijeuio
eratic Presidents? CongroBB basjbeen
full of ex-Confederatoa for 30 tears.
Suroly, if ox-Con'tedorntes can bo trusted
SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED; CLOTH,
FIT AND WORKMANSHIP.
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WARM
Days makes a demand for
cool footwear. We are well
supplied with low shoes, ten
nis shoes and slippers. Look
us up if you are in need of
anything in our line.
KRAUSSB
BROS
Repairing a Watch
Of the finest workmanship is a branch
of our business that wo give special at
tention to. Our repairing department is
conducted with tho utmost caro and
skill; diamonds are reset, nnd jowelry
of all kinds is repaired in tho most per
fect manner, besides optical work of nil
kinds.
Nkw York, Juno 21. A special to
tho Tribune from Washington says:
Congressman John Wesley Gaines, of
Tnnncsseo, in an interview favors the
nomination of a Southern man for Pres
ident in 1001. IIeBays: "My proposi
tion for the nomination of a Southern
man for President in 1004 is
taking like wild fire. Since I
t
mado it a neck ago 1 ' have
received stacks of lottors from all parts
of the country commondtng tue. For
more than CO years this country was
ruled by tho south a. d I am Btaisfled
wo can regain control if wo go about it
in tho right way. Tho first step in this
direction should bo tho nomination
of a straight, old fashion southern Dem
ocrat for President in 1001.
Tho man who says that tho Bouth does
not now possess an abundance of Presi
dential material is a fool. I can name
a dozen men or more, any ono of whom
would make us a winning candidate"
Then Mr. Gainttt mentioned these
names;
Senator Morgan of Alabama, Sonator
Cockrell of Missouri, Sonator Cormack
and Ex-Senator Turley of Tennoasoo;
Senators Culberson and Bailey of Texas ;
Senator Uacon and Clark Howell ot
Georgia ; Associate Justice White of
LouUiuiia.
"And," said Mr. Gaines, "you might
add to this list tho nnrao of John
Marshall Harlan of Kentucky who,
though appointed to the United States
Supremo Court ai a Republican has
enunciated fine old Democratic doctrines
from the bonch moro than onco.
"Tho war is ovor and tho couth is an
integral part of tho union aud not a in
sular possession or a Porto Rice und be
sides have not numerous ex-Confodor
atus served on tho bench of tho Su
promo Court and in other positions of
tho Federal Judiciary by appointment
C, T. Pomeroy
288 Coro'l St. Watchmaker sod Optician
CRYSTAL ICE WORKS
Is now ready to deliver ice to the consumers of Salem
and surrounding country at existing rates A specialty is
made of Cm? ice cream. Free delivery on Sunday.
He Has Sayed My Life
to make and interpret laws... tlioy
can bo trusted to oxecuto thorn. -There-
foro my voico.from this tlmo on alkali ba
for a Southern man for President'
Nkw Yoiik, Juno 21. A special to tho
Horald from Washington says : Reports
of distress contlnuoto reach Washington
from debtors in Cuba. Governor-Gon-
eral Wood lias announced that all claes
ea o( creditors aro at liborty to take ac
tion and enforce the cojloction of mort
gage credits on all kinds of property.
Mortgages on proportylnCuba amount
to fL'ua.uuu.uw, f iou,uuw,uuu oi wnicu is
on city real ustato nnd tho remaindor
on rural property. 8ovontynino por
cent of tho vnluo of tho city real estate
is Indebtedness und 63 por cont
of tho value of tho rural
property is indebtedness. Tho averago
annual income from tho city real estate
is 10 per cent nnd that from rural prop
erty is 11 nor cont. lu view of these
figures, War Department officials ex
proHs the opinion that thero is likely
to be u great change of ownership of
property in Cuba.
Rdral nnd agricultural properties, tho
buildings on which wore dostroyed
during tho war, on which impiovouiunts
have not yot been made aro exempted
from tho enforcement of tho mortgago
claims.
scribed to the Victorian Memorial and
loft J. Plorpont in chargo of this mil
lionaire tribute. It was nol considered
good taste to lmvo any premature
announcement of this subscription
and tho delegntos soparatcd with tho
nnderetanding that tho matter should
bo left to tho dlriuotion of Mr. Morgan
and bo brought out aftor their return to
to Amtrica. Partial subscriptions are
raported to havo amounted to XOOUO
without Mr. Morgan's own check nnd
it has beoirundorstood that tho amount
may bo enlarged to X'20,0000, Thoro was
a proposal that the delegates
mouoy should bo turnod ovor
to tho Mansion llouso fund
but this was not acted upon. Tho dele
gates retired from tho feutlvo sceno of
tliolr own ontortainment aftor empow
ering Mr. Morgan to sottle all tho do
tails. It will bo untortunato if this dis
position bo made of their subscriptions,
as thoro is another fund controlled by a
roprosentative committee of tho
American Socloty and started af
ter an oxchnngo of communi
ions with Lord Eshor and tho King.
Theeo two funds ought to bo amalgamate
ed and usod exclusively for the erection
of n distinctively American memorial to
tho Queen, designed and executed by on
American sculptor. Englishmen do not
want Amoricans to help them out in
paying for tliolr memorial. They pro
for to have a distinctive American
tribute without any connection with tho
Mansion House. The king was consult
ed on this point and acquiesced.''
THE RUSSIANS RESENT
SOME LATE CRITICISMS
Prohibition the Issue.
Tf.mi-i.i-, Texas Jnno21. Prohibition is
tho issue boing fought out in tho Bell
county election to-day and the contost is
ono of tho most exciting in the political
annals of this section of tho atao. Both
sides have beou campaigning vigorously
and tho vote is expected to be close.
Paul du Chaillu, the African Explorer, Will
Look Them Up.
THE CZARS SUBJECTS ARE LOYAL
PROSPEROUS AND CONTENTED
Russian Students Like all Other College Boys the Czar Animated Only
Good Will Toward all the Rest of the Civilized
World.
By
Nkw Yoiik, Juno 21. Tho Trlbuno
Bnys: Just boforo ailing on tho Augusta
Victoria, Paul du Chaillu, tho oxplorer,
explained the objects of his trip to Rus
sia iib follews: ,
"Russia is inlsundurst'-od and that is
becauso such an immeneo amount ot
misinformation Is printed about it In
tills country. Enemies of Russia send
out theeo lloa for tho purposo of sproad-
and Gonoral Williams who represents
tho Cramp Shipbuilding firm in Russia
who witnossod tho disturbances, have
atatod moro than once that thoro was
nothing ominous of dangorous in them,
1 suppose that when school boys In
this country become unruly and riotouB
tbo police aro called on to surpross thorn.
That is nil that was dono by my govern
ment during tho students riots last
ing ovil opinions of tho country. I havo , March.
mot many Russians In tliolr own coun
try nnd in other countries, nnd I havo
found thorn to bo n wondorfully fine
people, full of life, energy and intollect
"Russia, llko ourselves, is young.
There will bo atromondous expansion of
our commercial relations with Russia
conBequout'upon tho development of tho
JAPANESE MINISTER
IS ASSASSINATED
Yokoiioua, June 21 Hcshl' Tom,
who was minister "in communication"
In tho hut Ito cabinet was Blabbed to'
day at tho meeting ot the city aspumbly,
and died shortly afterwards. lloshl
Torn was Japanese Minister nt Washing
ton nnd was farmorly president of tho
Hcuse.
The nssassliiatlon is supposed to havo
been due to politics.
"Ploaso say for mo that tho govern
ment which I represent was novor moro
Bocuro and stablo nor wero tho Czar'a
subjects throughout his vast empire
ever moro loyal, prosperous nnd con
tented. Thoy aro progressing in all tho
arts of peace and in common with tboir
Imperial master thoy havo nothing bnt
goodwill toward oli tho peoples of. tho
earth."
...Crystal Ice Works...
J. MAQUIRE, Mgr
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Tolephone
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2071 Main
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CouutWrlon . May, ' 100
To whom thoto prcciiU thai), come nroetlntr.
TliU U locortlly Hint 1 tiuvo been n I lie led with
Ovarian Tumors fur number of yearn, also
II rer trouble. I dcalro to publicly slate upon
oath that Dr: J. F.Cook, of tJalcra, Oregon, liaa
removed (aid tumori, two lu numbur, without
the use of knife, plaiier or jolaonou drug, and
that I am entirely, and as I bellere permanent,
ly cured. I cheerfully recommend Dr, Cook to all
I, .VISUM. .UliVIVU M 1 VTM, I IVU1 HM UU Umm
lured my life. My home It three mile touth of
i iiuner, urcgon,
Aiua. lAiiuuinr. iiuitui.i.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo thia flrat
day of May, 1V01.
Seal attached. W. W. HAM.,
County Cleric.
Do Not Listen, to "Cappers"
Who are hired to defame ma and mv tnAflin.1.
of treatment. If I could not cure people thero
would bo no ute to tight me. It li because I do
cure people that I am pertinently mltrepn
ken ted, but I keep on curing folki Jmt the
fame, aud home or tho beat people In Oregon
aland by me, for which I am thankful
Bend for Circular containing leatlmoulala
from paUeuta cured both lu Oregon and In tho
r.ui. i tin t netpmr recauae you nave been told
jou have been told vou could not I cured. Dr
i'ook baa cured hundred! of people whoto caaea
iiutu oeeii pronoiinoeu nopeieai py the "old,
tchoola" pbyalclaua.
The doctor haadeTOted the beat yean of hU
life to the itudyofdlaeate, aud the ue and ac
tion of Nature' vegetable remedje, until he
kiiuwa auaoiuwiy juii wual he cau do. TIU
iKi
Nkw Yoiik, Juno 21. A dispatch to
tho Tribune from Loudon suyB : Speaker
Henderson with his wlfo and daughtor
have arrived at Carlton Home for a
fortnight in lxmdon. Tho Speaker will
receive many courtesies from Speaker
Gully and mombers of Parliament und
will be a prominent figuro at tho
Fo-rth of July dinnor where ho will
speak. This dinnor will bo unusually
largo and important. Represent
ntivea of ovory self governing
British colonoy will have seats
of honor and l)rd Strathcona
will respond for them. Lord Goschen,
Bir Ian Hamilton, Levi P. Mor
ton nnd Frederick II. Gillette will attond
the dinner and speeches will he mndo by
Ambassador Cboato, It. W. Ilnnbuiy,
Ilisliop Welldon of Calcutta, It'iv. Dr.
Joseph Pnrkor und tl o head innetor of
Rugby.
CAMPING
ON THE
BORDER
Thousands Suffer Destitution
in Hope of Grabbing Land
Outlaws JReady to Kill Others
Who are More Successful
Than They. .
tea him confidence.
Dr. J. F. Cook HhyVofon
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AMERICAN
TRIBUTE
TO QUEEN
Nkw Yobk June 21 A dlgpatch to the
Tribune from I)ndon says; When the
delegates of the New York Chamber of
Commerce were In London they sub-
THE WISE
This weather insists on your investing at once.
H There are other refrigerators on the market, but none
p like the Automatic. It saves ice where other waste.
It's good points are numerous, come in and let us ex-
E plain them.
BUREN & HAMILTON
The Low Price Furniture House.
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Know "an
ounce of
eutltfaotiou
is worth a ton of talk." Ho wo will give
ou an outiceof talk und a ton 01 satis
faction if you will buy our "Hawks"
high grade cut glais, and our lino of
Htorllng silverware will also give you a
ton of satisfaction. Notldtg nicer for
wedding presents than theeu two lines,
for thoy are "a thing of beauty and Joy
forever."
BARR'S JEWELY STORE
UaJers In Low Prltcs IIS State St.
.- Votlsc coupons on toth plioos fives for 2 5
cent cash purchase.
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S I A IT t3L TFSi-
I fewwissr.
1 ' ?3gjffi0
The Man With
Cold Feet
Netd a "Uiuvvt" a wi.ll as the man
with an lriiH'tod upHttite netsU uu
appetizer. Asa tome, an appetizer,
oraaaii ahl to digttioii lliero la
nothing Iko 4 gnl Kire whltkoy.
For niel'ttHl 'gMiwral" ptirpo
there i Hoi'i'tia hat tuuttitM tho
nght jK)t like loin Howff Whiskey.
I J. P. R0GERS,irL,
Kanhah Citv, June 21. Thourauds of
poople camping on tho border of tho
Kiowa, Comanche aud Apncliu reserva
tions in Oklahoma, awaiting opening of
tliat land to sottlumont, are in duntituto
circumstances, according to I). J,
McKouna, who hns just returned
from tho scone, "Only last Monday,"
said Dr. McKonnn, "two friends and
myself drove over to tho border from
OklajioiunCity and the sight that greet
ed ub was ono of terrible destitution.
Twenty thousand men, women and child
ren are massed on tho border, and hulf
of thorn are utterly dostitttto. Only a
small percentage havo evtm tents to
Bleep in, but huddlo under wagons and
such sheltering trees as they can find.
At least 5000 of thorn havo beou there
a year nnd a half.
They went witli possibly 200, or f!100,
and havo made nothing eluco thoy ar
rived. The pitiable thing about it all la
that there are hundreds of desperadoes
on tho border, who have picked out
claims, and will not scruple to kill suc
cessful ones in tho drawing, In caso they
have a lottery.
BOXER
TROUBLE
far east of that country by means of tho
railroad across Siberia. Wo all trmlo
with IliiBsiu to tho extent of millions of
dot lu ru a year. Ilonco wu should kuow
each o'lior butter In oritur that wo may
lmvo hotter com ineruiul rululloiiH.
'I do not go to tho Russians to look
for flaws, but to mitstor their character
and their systom of living, socially, po
litically und economically. I boltovo my
finding will bo of valuo to both thla
country and to theirs. I go to boo tho
poople aa thoy aro and I hayoconlldouco
that what I ahsll loarn uhall bo gratify
ing to me and to nil thoso who want to
lmvo Ituesia and tho United States como
Int.) closer relation witli each other.
Nkw Yoiik, Juno 21. Ajspoclul to tho
Trlbuno from Washington says: Count
Casslui, the Russian Ambassador hnd
his attention called to au article entitled:
"Tho Kiiailau Situation from tlis In-
aido" which appeared in thla week's
nil in ho r of the New York Independent.
After reading the article Count Casslui
said :
'I novor before heard of the author
of this article. I spend ubouttivo months
ovory year lu Paris and am well I
acquainted with our Ambassador thoro.
I shall cable to Paris immediately to
learn if thoro W any inch persons on
the staff of. the Ambassador n legal
adviser or lu any other capacity,
i cannot uoiiovo inui tuai a
servant of the Czr would mako
such gross misrepresentations of
his government and of Rusulan affairs In
general na aro contained in this article.
The disturbances among tho university
students lust March, of whioh thla man
PLEADING
HARMONY
FOR 1904
Ci.kvki.ani), 0., Juno 21. Contrary to
general oxpoetatloa, harmony prevailed
I at the Republican County Convention
Senator Ilanun occupied a seat on tho
p1atform,aud mado n ntrong apeoch in
favor of peace betweon tho two factlona
ot tho party.
"Seldom has thoro been any cam
paign," ho inid, "of such importance aa
last year, bearing on questions of such
moment, and tills year it is tho satno. It
will have great bearing on tho Presi
dent's woik, und wo should uphold him.
This Is tho year wo oloct a Legislature to
cliooso a successor to mv dlstln.
prorated the country that it McKlnley
was elected on tho St. Louis platform all
promlsos of propriety would bo fulfilled,
Thoy wero fulfilled. Tho renewed coafi.
donee of tha people carua with tho fulfill
ment. Lot us give notice tothoopp
siton in Ohio and In tho United States
that the Republican ranks aro filling up
and preparing for the battlo of 1001.
iai hub do me notico to the stato and
the United States.
Tho nominations subsequently made
wero pretty evenly divided botween ttii
two factions ot thoy party.
MODOC
COUNTY
LYNCHING
AtTunAB, Cal., June 21. Tho grand
jury of Modoo county, which has bon
investigating tho lynching on May 30
ot Calvin Hall, his throo sons and Dan
Lyantls for alleged thefts, has returned
three indictments for murder. Robert
Levonton, Isotn Eades and James W.
Brown are the porsons named. It isun
doratood that ovidenco was brought out
by tho investigation showing that these
men wore tho principal participants in
tho ovantBlcadlng up to tho wholeMlo
lynching.
BOOMER
BALLIET
IS SUED
Rakku Crrv, June 21. An action waa
commenced here today to collect 75
from Lateon JBalllot, who has been Jn
tho public oyo much of Iato as the mino
promotor whose mall haa been stopped
by the government, and also as the pro
prietor ot tho Baker City Herald. John
Whcolor chargos that tho amount la duo
him in the nature ofaaiary, thodobt
growing out of ndoal for tho sale of a
confidential tolephono transmitter, Ral
llet is not hero at prosent, aa ho de
parted immediately after visiting Baker
to look into the stoppage of his mall
hore.
jgulshcd colleague, Sonator Forakor,
jand wo should bo united in
tlio demand that ho bo sont
back. No argument Is so strong aa an
object lesson. Tho Republican party
...Fresh...
enotiH
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Ellis & Zinifs
WE GIVU COUPONS
54 State Street, Salem 'Phoas 2874
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Is whot you got when you mako a purchaso at tho big store.
UlaluH of supremacy aro Ineffectual unless they aro backed by solid argu
ments that establish absolute facta.
Exaggeration flows easily from any rotuil sources, hut crediting tho publio
with Intolllgoneo and power of discrimination, wo profor to print our modest
statements and calmly nustaln tliom.
....FOR INSTANCE....
Fancy Crashes lie yd.
NOT OVER :
profeieea to writ uuthorhttlvely were
no worse than they usually are Russian
tho
Dk-uuN, June 21. The Cologne Volks
Zotung contains a special from aUorinuii
missionary lu Shan Tuug in which it
is asserted that the lloxor trouble la
by no means over, that the rebels are
quietly enjoying the plunder from the
missions, that philo foreign ediots are
only blind, and that another und worse
rising la expected soon. At the foreign
office a gentleman ou Chancellor Von
Hulow'a authority told representative of
the Associated Press that this news waa
in no wise corroborated by ollloials news
from China.
Over (iOO men employed In car shops
of the Reading Railroad Company havo
struck for shorter hours and increased
pay. Immediately thereafter the boiler
makers struck.
The jury in the I)rkr cafu at Jersey
City returned a vurdlot of guilty of at
tempt to kill Iluv. John K.llur.
J Tha attempt to fioAt the eapaized
army transport Ingalla at Brooklyn will
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer be made tomorrow.
ludetits are llko
of America and every other
country. Tney are merely boys
full of vitality which somo times ex
presses Itself in reedloia aud lawless
form. 1 speak not only with a general
knowledge of tho facta becauso I once
was a university atudeut in Russia my
self, but I am alio ablo to speak with
specific aud detailed knowledgo of
the dlstuibauces of last March, At no
time did they amount to a serious dem
onstration against the government and
at tin time was the students supported
by the worklngir.en of St. Petersburg
or elsewhere. The most exaggerated
accounts ot thu disturbances wvro cabled
to (ho newspapers of thu United States
and Knglaud aud I am glad
of the opportunity to deny these
reports ami tt my government
rlntht in this pari of thu world.
Two distinguished Americans-Consul
General Holloway at St. Petersburg1
Seo display ot npcoiul values lu
our corner window.
Fancy Ducks and Piques
11 cents yard.
The best offering of the season.
25c to 50c Laces, lie
Set corner window they are ac
tually there just aa wu advertise.
indents I ioc Insertions, 8c yd.
Seo Liberty street window.
Great Sale of White Shirt
Waists, 39c to $2,98
Summer Underwear
A full line ot vests 10c up to 8o
eaoh.
Union Suits
In white, pink, blue, and ecru,
N)o, i I 2 Wud J 1.75. ' .
Cushion Tops, 50c.
A swell new line of cauvavca with
hum florul and conventional designs.
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Alen's Shoes, $2.98
Our entire line of $3.60 values at
$2,08 just to make shoe selling
lively,
Straw Hats
Crusher shapes and rough braids
25c to 2.00.
Felt Crushers
'I lie celebrated Rummel crusher
In white, tan nnd pearl, l,00 to
$1.60.
Duck Pants
We have the new styles for sum
mer. A Man's Suit
Must lie built like a house from
. the ground up. It must have
good foundation and bo built by
good mechanics.
All the good points of workiaa-.
ship lira fouud in our lino cloth,
Free...
Ueautilul nUtlno copiea with
saeels and votes ou the plauo.
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