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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1902)
KMHtJ ;i I &&$&mtl 'U7& :j 5r-i fXSBSSR. wtwimmnaxsn FIRST AUTHENTIC HALF-TONE OF NEW REGULATION CORONATION ROBES Bl kkkkHlfcah?V fltsBSV 'T! ... - 1 " - - -JJ'"''J' JXI (Snapshot by our special pbotographor nt London, England. Although (ho Coronation of King Edward la riot schodulod to tnko place until next June, London society Is already busily preparing for tbo ovont. A groat many pooroBsos who expect to havfl tlio honor of participating in the gorgeous pa geant aro now busily studying tho models of the regulation coronation attires now boing exhibited at the Norfolk Hotiso, tha reildenco of tho Karl Marshall. Our special pbotographor at London has managed to secure a snapshot of thoao cos tumes and this paper Is thus nblo to present to Its readers tbo first oxcluslvo halMono on this subject. fllhppjr TliouctUt nt n Man In m. Via., An operator for n western railroad who bad served bis company long and well wan called Into tho ofllco ono day and askod If be thought ho could hold down tho job of night dispatcher. lie promptly replied that he could nud was told to report for duty that night, and Ills chief Instructed him In whnt hi was to do. Just nf tor tho chief left the ofllco It begun to blow nud snow, nnd tho trains commenced to run late. Tbi uow night dtopatcher noon bad develop ed a bad caso of "rnttlen" nnd almost cried, lie did not want nn nccldcnr, and bo could not bandlo tho trains. 80 a happy thought struck him. An fas) rn a report caino In ho replied, directing tbo conductor to tnko a siding and vnlt for orders, nnd It wua not a great wbllo until bo had every train on tb division Bldctmckod. Then bo took a book, lighted his plim nnd Bat down to wnlt for daylight In tho morning the chief nppenred with anxiety written nil over hla face. "Any uccldcntfl, Johnny?" asked the chief. ''Not nn acoldont. I'vo got 'cm nil ou tho sidetrack, miowed In nnd wait lus for ordcra, nnd you will bavo to cot 'cm out I mu going to blow this Job." It took tbo chief nud bis force nearly nil day to got tbo trains (straight encd out and trntllc reaumed ou the road. ludlnunpollH Nows. X,itlne Tnlla For Horae. ' False tails nro oxtonslvely mado for borrow, old fnvorltos especially, whose caudal appendages proseut n wornout nnd moth qathou nppounuico, llko I'e truchlo's "old inothy saddlo," and bli prodigiously mothy get up ("Turning ol tbo Bhrow," III, 2). They uro also worn by funeral horsoo, nnd by other horses of oxciululto outline selected for 11 par tlcular kind of work, but which nrt vomowbat spoiled In nppearnnco by tho poBSCBslon of 11 rat tall (bald, llko it rat's), Theso useful appliances, how ever, aro not constructed oxolun'vclj for harness horses. I havo seen rowi of bogus tails, artistically Joined ou to tho crupper, hnuglng up In a cavalry barracks ready for Instant service, bo lug slipped ou Juit llko a linger stall Tho "tine cuds" or fuUo tails used by uobody but "homo copers" or low BWlndloru aro most IngoiilouHly fastened on tbo animal's bare back by Invisible moans. A dealer In horse now looki tit a bone with a bad tall, nud ho al wny eoes to tho best market only. Obam.ben Journal. Htlbtne May nt llvlnif Dnnil. Om morning a well kuowu nuturallnl was greatly eurprUod to eo n roblu lying on bit baok evidently dead, being rapidly pulled round aud round by an other bird of tbo samo specie. Tbo naturalist at onco eaino to tin conclusion that bu bad coma In Unit to witness tbo end of a deadly en counter, and that tbo llvo robin was Indulging lu tbo cruel triumph of drag gling bla vlctlm'a llfeleas body over the jlut "bo was mistaken, for suddenly the Uro bird went down upon bis back, bin wlaga oud logs wero Btlffened, ami bo gave every uppeanuico of being dpad, vhllo tbo other robin who bad been abammlng death bopped ou bli leg aud proceeded to aorvo bis com panion la tbo amo way as bo bad laaa Mm. Finally tbo two bird Hew wT toglbr to a Mirfgbbortug tree- ..I 1 1 flow 1 I'I ot Snualr Kt Tliu. The poplo of Banglr, an Island of tbo Malay archipelago, keep tliuo by th aid of aa bourglass formed by arnuig ias. two bottle ueok to uwk. Tbo sand rftaa oat Ja half aa hour, when tbo bot Xle rB revonwd, Oloso by them a line U irtrctobed, ou which bang twelve , atlekii innrked with notcbe from one ' treW, wltb a booked stick, which Ui laed betweea tbo hour last struek MHttbe t one Ouo of thc &' km tb tlaio for each village, for wUm Durpew tfa0 uoura 0KI B,,U,,(,,H, t A gg l7 b keeper. , Yt Ktuil -t lkHIU. Tiw Tall4 ya tber are four kinds eg 1J tVe vPC-uge and the funnel, S tekir ad tho "leva. Tfc sponge iTL. wka tefcttii ud evovytblng, and )Vk& &J2l me m iM ww f '"i"' $8ZXMZ.J3SOt jJ'JiW jtAKONJLrr jliVxon Is ho that leKcWgo the wlno and re- talnetli tho dross, nnd the alovo Is ho that lottetb go tbo bran nud rctalneth tho lino flour. Tlio student who be gins nt least to wish to belong to the last named class will not havo been scut to college In vain. Ilia Wnfolitlonr. Mrs. Suburb Oh, my dear, that mag. nlflccnt watchdog you brought home yestorduy Is gone. Mr. 8uburb-Kh7 Did ho break Uie chain? "No; but an ugly looking tramp came around and acted so terribly that I lei tho dog loose, but Instead of tearliig tbo tramp to pieces bo wcut off with him." "Great Bcotl It must bavo been the snmo tramp I bought him of." A I.lilto flironfllr. Mnld (to lady nt door) Mis. Hponcer Is not nt homo. Caller (who knows differently) Oh, I'm so Boiryl Hut uoer nil nil. Tell Mrs. Hponcer when sho connw In that I called to Hay that I'm awfully glad sho goes out more than she did. I've always wondered why bIio kept herself cooped up In tho houso all tho time. llostou Transcript. Citruloa All out Thulr llnlr. Peasant women In Hlborhi weni shawls or kerchiefs ou their heads, wbllo tho rich women wonr no head covering whatever. A traveler recent ty returned from that part of tho wot Id says that a Russian woman who l otherwise trim mid modern In tiros will go about with her hair dlHhoveled to tho point of tho ludicrous. Arnli 4Ui Arnb music has beon iloscrlhsd as tho singing of a prima donna who has tup tured her voice lu trying to sing 11 duet with herself. Hnuh note starts from somowhoro between n Hlmrp and n Hat, but does not stop even there nnd splits up Into four or more portions, of which 110 person can bo expected to oateh more than ono at n time. To Nave. Time. Visitor No, I won't como In. Could I boo Mr. Jouos for two minutes? Hervaut What name shall 01 say, sorr? Visitor Prof ossor Vonderspllnkentoo, tleholmer. Servant Oeh, sure yo'd better step In and hrlug It wld ye, sorrl Punch. Nut Necennrjr. "When you nro at u loss for a suita ble word, do you over apply to your wlfo?" "No," replied tho writer; "I don't bnvo to. Utr eutlro vocabulary Is coming my way most of tbo time." OhleaKo Post. BELMONT-CROKER PUED Millionaire aud Tammany Chief at War Over Former's Candida ture for Congress. fCRHY BELMONT Parry Belmont, tba well kuowo mil lionaire aud society man is lighting hard tor a teat in Congress dwplto Rlelurd Oroknjr's expreuM dotermlntion to keep blm w jRmHPsHk V vhmF M 1 fbjKL 'M f Kg3 Urn ft '' B&k. ..tjaal' jH ftp!-, jflBppps sHB eovtrusf OAdBf "TWNBi "-'- - -"-,"r ujSsjjj, Tttvr In Tour Kldniijr I I)r nabkt'npariruirilltcaraaUktdnortllt.Oft'D. Hrre. Add KtIlHtmarC,C'hliioorK.V. Why not iro whoro you can get the licit? Klnio Itestaurant is serving meals In tho city. Tbo St. tho best eeei3d t. Ut.1 XT aI iUSeSSi)S Diluting ten. Few housekeepers remember, ns they should, tlmt when It Is necessary to dilute strong tea It should bo done with water nt tho boiling point. Tho poer flavor of tea, made strong at first and then reduced, such ns Is too often serv ed at receptions nnd "nt homes," Is usually caused by the addition of bot, not boiling, water to the Hist Infusion. A lesson In this matter mny bo had from the IUmslnns, who serve the most dellclotiB ten In the world, nnd w bo pre pare It 111 st very utioujr, making It al most an rssenco of tea. This Is diluted to tho strength wished, with water kept boiling In the samovar. This water Is not allowed to boll and rcboll, but Is renewed as needed. Freshly boiled water Is Insisted upon by all connoisseurs lu tcumaklng. Ollluun nnil Venlllnllon. ltooms with low celling? or with cell lugs even with the window tops nro susceptible of more perfect ventilation than those with high ceilings. In such rooms tho leakage at tho windows, which Is constantly going ou, keeps tbo nlr lu motion throughout tho room, whereas If the celling Is higher only tho lower part of tho air Is moved, and an Inverted lako of foul and hot nlr Is left floating lu tho space abovo the window tops. This lake, uudcr tho Inw of dif fusion of gases, keeps actively at work, fouling tho fresh currents circulating beneath It Lonaevltr of Irlah Penianla. It Is curious to notice the great num ber of centenarians whose deaths arc recorded In the olllclnl returns of Irish rural districts. As an instance of the longevity of tho Irish peasant It may bo pointed out that tho death of per sons upward of sixty yeara of age reg istered In Connaught last year amount td to over DO per cent of the eutlro Deaths of the province. lie Knew Wall Street. Upson Downes There's a mnn over thero who owes all his wealth to bis deep knowledgo of tho waya of Wall Btrcet Wlnan Luco Went In nnd won bis pile, eh? Upson Downes No; stayed out and kept what ho bad. New York Times. Pineapples come Into bearing In Ila wall when the plants aro four months old and bear In abundance for years. Lettuce can bo planted nt nny time, and It develops quickly. Tho samo Is truo of celery. Tho fellow who nover has anything of Importance to say always manages to say It. Philadelphia Record. New New New The Cash Shoe Store 303 Commercial Street Opposite the Postoflice J ft . ii viWt rir;?;.: .r 'A 9 . . f t W Learn Ins the dame. V'heb that great plainsman J. B. Hlckok, better known ns "Wild Bill," came east on what ho called a "redhot trail to learn something," he stopped one Saturday night at n hotel In Port land, Me. Wlipn tin wont to his room to soeif rest, ho found that the adjoining room wns oecunled by a company or rasuion able and rich young sports of Portland who. It did not take him long to dls cover, were playing nn Interesting game of poker for high stakes. In vain did he try to sleep. Ho could not do so, nnd after an hour arose, dressed himself nud knocked on tho door. Instantly all wns silent; but he In quired politely that ns they would not let him sleep would they let him come In nnd wntch the game? They did so and were Impressed with the appearance of tho man and asked If he would Join thorn. "I will If you will post me; but, you know, I'm a tenderfoot cast," ho re plied. They were willing to "post" him, and, playing awkwardly, making blun ders and asking questions, but Bcem Ingly greatly Interested, he continued to play until daylight, when ho put his winnings, some 1,500, In his pocket. "I thank jou, gentlemen," ho said, "and I'm rather glad you would not let mo sleep. I'll be here until tomorrow, so keep me awake some more." But the players did not appear again. Detroit Free Press. fctrtsa Cluisot People Who are Injured by the use of coffee. Recently there has been placed In all tbo grocery stores a new preparation called OltAIN-O, made of pure gialns, that takes the plnce of colfee. Tho most delicate stomach receives It without distress, and but few can tell it from coffee. It does not cost over y as much. Children may drink It with great benefit IB cts. and 25 cts. per package. Try It. Ask for GRAIN-O Ask your grocor lor Q. Btolz's boiie mado mincemeat not aa your mother mado but as you'd mako It yourself. 1 20 tf. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. TTie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Slgnataroof Z!ffi 1 (m) iR. w L I EDUCATIONAL ...Northwest Normal College... r.i-i. V rnmniorrl.it StS.. Salem. OrCROrT. Cour,esol udy: O.a.s.c, Scientific, "aSt-nSiung'.uilc Art, and Elocution, Tho latost .and he , best Booj fnero.a' Woik in tha nnu ojiuriiiuiju. jiiu nn-y.vA..".v- - , .,niiiifi. r ni? nz cinnaco Tlio most exioimu n...... ..i.in. (, hiirlniLec unit alinrlhind 1 m...ii.....i i'ii. tuner iiTiniiNiin iiiiu 11 uj -- -- . . !-.. Northwest. Evening So ; ,00 on ' r'".;'. Vico culture, Piano, . rtaiuruay oven nas. ,u:r-,,"".n.,nipriunt. Fuanl, elc. run cour.rs xa"h?rmnn"i. rra; coi; 'i, w ntln .?.V".V"V'"'. -7- :.i.M- 's-ml for catalomie. O uuenu iu ioi m " ." "" 1 M DAnVIN MIIS UOC. A. J UAHLArtu, A m. President- r sK" jr. jMutfrfM CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLJiGh can secur emp,oymen. For eleven years, but one y.. : ... TtiTtoZoTlZ' department after first cmBletloi the bus . coarse .JM"'" Z leief , de- rZ"" ""'MM, t,.nclpa,. Salem. Oreron, rived. Send for catalotue. Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at HARRIT &. LvAOJRBNOB Have You Cold Feet? .- . . ,1 . .. II r.. . T.l. - room, uet oeo oi our email was iiMir,uji.vr - - bedroom for riclnu and retiring Tho turn of a key and the touch ol a muti u is all that is needed to mart tho tiro. chemeKotast. SALEAl GAS LIGHT CO. TeleP110Pf 563;- BALFOUR GUTHRIE AND CO. Havo secured and will oporato tha Humphrey wnrehoueo nt Salem, the Tumor mill and warehouse and the warehouses atMacleay. I'm turn, Switzerland, Shaw and Brooks, conducting a general Ttarehouso and atorago business. ', '' '' '' '-' ''- Salem office 207 Com. St. Sacks will bo hold nt thefo points for delivery on pnmo tormB as pre vailed previous uoasonB. See them before disposing of your grain. Top Prices are Always Paid for Grain J. G. GRAHAM. Manager CAPITAL BREWERY Ueor has stood the test of experience. Then why not rlvo a houo production tho preference. Home capital, home labor and bono browod beer are growing in popularity. People loyal to' bono iadas try give It tho preforenco. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS .ram .CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. i OantiuCMf Juicy Morsel Breakfast for Or tinner you can enjoy from one of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb or muttonjehops' veal cutfots or pork, Our meats are all cut from the fittest and nrimest cattlo, and wo can supplv your table with fresh, nutritious and wholetome.meata at Led rock priced. E C, CROSS SALEM CRE Phon 291 T j&k ntB cocyhicmt -Zi-Z IHL rLORtNCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON throughout tho building. Heated bFlo watar ami 111 fJIf h Irlyta home, combined with all the adwnUuMofiMBJi?i.!SfftnJ without the noise, confusion, and rbliX attemlinf ou1 feW physeians bringing cases in tnatad . ..- .1 "5. "e. lde asaliteJ in operations If re.!.! tlonwrlto or apply nerseuallv: CARTWRIGHT, "5ltUH WELCOMED S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPRIETOR OF 1 btone's UTM Stnrpc 'Mi !.?. IK HAT.RU nDL'imi V. ?13 COsMMfcUI street, and re eu stockt i with wmtfete Mae of druis asd ? WUe, Mkt wk.es. rerfum.ryXsS ,?.' DR. STONE Hi till cjMA r . """;- ..-,,. 1 m DAnv n - ' . ' f ' -..- M..l Director 01 iuuckcui iw"" ARETlofirELDnYIKCOWPETETENTS. fro molloa ani preferment la boslnes j Is the result SlHlytodo. At IW. school Is tKe best Ple toobtalnlheknowledtcof liow to do. There Is an Iccttaslni demand for competent help COtirSCS dt ttie mnUMW Blanke's Coffee Touches the Spot If eo It may have been paused by gottinBont of bed this mora itiifon a cold lloor lu x cola - fLJ -.l a. ..nil nVttlttlll llllVrt H UHTIll Minn linn iiwiummim i igtM LUMBER FOR CHRISTMAS should not bo overlooked wblU you aro buying other things. Therei a Kood many things vou can do in tho building lino II you plan thorn now. Pricing and selecting the lumber are important factors in the plan ning. We have tho best lumbar f every kind prices lowest fr tho quality. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. PaBs'r. depot. Phono 651, Getting Points On laundry work isalwnjn advisable be fore taking your garments to n i ,f ted. AllVOIlO ttllO llftB had thnlr Innn daring dona at tha Saloui Steam laundry knows the quality ol our word. It's al ways good, giving tho correct fitiiah to nnttn uiai eii-drdueu men appreciate. Wb oall for and deliver you neod only to seud us your address. Salem Steam Laundry COLOSSI, J OLMSTKD. PRoraiETon DOB008 D. 0LII8TKD. 1MB. rhouo -111 S24 Liberty Strest v- iU" !''T,r".!'vu"M7. 4 " "'"' ,uru?8r in forme M. D. SUPT. BETWEEN 2 AND 4 p. M Royal Insurance Co. .tlJife'! "w8nt of abov Insurance Co. is Uru I ..."..:. ."". l"l"tWl 10 HO a fmu. n.. . Will alio a team ami JWMtSS riz$ ! capital uirv Express and Transfer DISQUE 4 HOMYER iMBfAlaM H HI HPfiiiliD 0 REGAN Sum wmnFAwm AND UKI'AKT FOlt TJMI2 8CIIEDULr.S From IMrtlnnO, Or, ARHIVK FllOM Chicago I'ottland Special 8 60 a. m via Hunt- ingtoii ""ATlautlc" Kxpreta 9 p. ID. vlit Iluut- lncton fl.H lkp. DMiror. Ft, Worth, omana, rbiihiu Olty, St. XiOUli, cairngo 4 so p m, aud East. flH Inkc. Denver Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kansac City, St. IaiUIs, Chlcugu 8 m. 11. Mid Ka-tt. Ht. Paul Fnat Mall 0:16 p. hi. via Bpokane Walla Walla. Lcwlnton, Biiokanc, Wollac. I'nll- mll. MltltlfAIH'llll HL 'stf'a ui Paul. Dnliith.Mllwaukt't Chlcaco, aud ut. 79 HOURS w PORTLAND TO CHICAGO 72 no Chance or cars Through tickets via this route to all Eastern points on sale at Southern Ta ciflc depot ofllco. OCUAN AND niVOR SCUBDULn From Portland' All anlltng ilatea aubject to change For $ an Francisco 8 p.m. r.m j Halt eve y oujb Dally OXjUpt Bundny 8. p m. tiAturilay 10 .m COLUMBIA BtVEIl To AatQila and Way Lnndlngt. iji. m. ax. Uundtt WILLAMETTE ItlVEK Stonmer Ituth leaves Salem for Port land and way landings on Tuopday.Thura days nnd Saturdays, nbout 10 a. m. For Oorvnllis und nny landings, Mondays, Wednesdays nnd Fridays at about 5 A.LiOHAIG, M. P. BALDWIN, ' Gen. I'bbs. Agt. Agt. 0. R. A N. dock Portloud, Oro. Balom, Ora. Central R. B Efficiently Serves a Vast Territory Dytbrouth service to sad from the principal cities la the folio wlni states: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA WISCONSIN MISSOURI TENNESSEE LOUISIANA SOUTH DAKOTA ARKANSAS KENTUCKY MISSISSIPPI Through Tourist Cars From Tim Hzrfr Cnnoi a uv a uwiiiw wuHok TO Chicago aaa Cincinnati Connecting wit h'.tbroueh trains for all points East, South and Southeast Fast and handsomely equloced, steam-heated irams uinine tars, uuwci L.iciy v.in bleeclnc Cars. Free itedlnlst Chairs Cars. Send fifteen cents la stamps for wall a of the United States and Cubs for far titulars retarding rates, time, service etc., call on or address .. D.ll.TRUnDULL. 142 Third St. Com'l. Ag't. Portland, Oregon. Corvallis h Eastern Railroad TIME OAED. No. 2 For Yaqulua: Train leaves Albany 12:60 p. m Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:60 p. iu Train arrives Taqulna . 8:45 p. tu No. 1 Returnlnn: Leaves Yaqulua O'OOa. ui Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. in. Arrives Albany 12:16 p. na. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00 a.m. Arrives Detroit 12:15 p. m No. 4 From Dotrelt: Leaves Detroit 12:45 p. w, Arrives Albany 5:40 p. u. Trains 1 arrives In Albany in tine to connect with the 8. P. south bound, train, as well as Riving two or thrso hours In Albany boforo departure of 8. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 conneota with tho B, t. west side train at Oorvullis Crossing for Independence, McMInnvilla and all points north to Portland. J. Tobnir, Kdwii Stoh, Agent, Albany. Manage Thf rra Ia the onIT U J 11C VJredl ODflrBtlnir w,,t- Rock Island SoS&e&J&S: t . 1st Excursion csr KOUte betwoon Port- , , . laadand Cbica- K0 chango via the World's greatest Seen lo line, makinircloaa cnnnentfnn'-.a ni... if 1U "nion iopot lor all points East. i rT w.p. xy 1 points East. as'iPH I'mir eiHuunru sieemnc car bfitivonn Rail I .v.. vuy, Denver and ChicaRo, muuoi, horary smoklnc cars between Pueblo, Don ver anu Ulilcaeo. Tho best and most KLpnl00: "you arogolnu to -..-- ,,,,, yuj, j7os wotnes, Uhl cajto or any place east, yon should en quire about the Great Rock Island Route Deore purchasing yonr ticket. Aak your nearest ticket agent about It, or WritO for folium an.l o If '., Jesired.' A. E.' fT "oa Gen'l. Act., Portland, Or. n M VVJS PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA uS!iv.es Jor Potliad Monday. Wednesdaynnd Frlday.iua Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade st. m. r. BALDWIN. At. cvrWmQ BU n MTIWE Illinois 11 1 ""rr::r it n r t a -'i -a x I' . " BALDWIN. Alt. SLOT MACHINES W am 7a wieiita yi"7 If AnitilnM wJS'.r """. ,no wwio. HILLS HoWifY 00 a..go. l 23 South JeBenon Sii "' lit Fit m B k I n
