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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1902)
aftiwBiiBwwtwwwMww w uawm HE32E H522HE25J !l I few M, jsV it . - I ) X M " y- ?!; ; 3 THE DAILY JOURNAL Member Northwest Afternoon Newspater League, DY HOFKR BHOTHKB3. MONDAY, FKLt. 17, 1902 Dally One Year, $4,00 la Advance Dally Three Months $1,00 la Advance, Dally fcy Carrier SO cents Per Month Weekly One Year $1.00 In Advance, m. hUl I UK AL Vwyrinrwvw WHY HOT A YOUNG MAN FOR SENATOR? Tho peoplo aliould bo interested more in good government and tliu welfare and influence of Oroyoti than they are in any man's personal aspiration to be Senator of the Urillt-d States. Hon, Jos. tiitnun, for whom a aucccb aor is to be chosen, has served the state not without some dignity and ability. Ho has the samo rlizbt as any public man to try to ! uccced himself, and can not bo ruled out. Tho coalition of tho flold may defeat him, as it did Dolph and Corbolt. Then why not tako a cotumontenso view of the matter from tho standpoint of the interest of tho stato and good govern ment? With all respect to tho ability and character of such men as Sol illrsoh, Harvey Scott and oven Mr. Oorbett, would not the stato bo bettor served by a voungor man? Oregon Republicans should turn their back on the factional strife of tho past and send a man in his prlmo to tho senate and koop him there for twenty yoars If thoy would havo intiuenco in tho councils of tho nation. Tho now policies of the national gov orntnont eitablished under tho Mc Kinloy and Roosevelt administration noed the support of progressive states manship The vigor and onorgy of tho age. The wholo atato should turn itn back on tho warfare and scandals within tho parties of Oregon and rise to a bettor attltuilo on this question, n senator would be chosen without demoralising mothods. Tho buying of ponatorships with cor poration and other influence has bo como so notorious as to bo a national crimo In whloh no decent citizen should bo willing to bocomo further embroiled. THE BLOT UPON CLACKAMAS COUNTY. Tho rest of tho state nre learning to havo n mingled sympathy and coutompt for tho pooplo of Clackamas county, on account of their infatuation with low and unscrupulous politics. Undor tho leadership of two senators from that county thoy have a county dobt ol $200,000 and about tho highest tax In tho state. Thoy paid $10,000 in terest on warrants last year. Tho two senators from Olaukamas county aro republicans and dotnlnatu tho rest of tho legislative delegation and tho county ofllcials whoaro all putty In their hands and daro not reform anything. One ol iIibbo Senators is llrownoll and tho other Is Porter who runs tho repult llcan paper, n man of more intelligence than Urownoll hut not so plausible on tho stump and bunco beholden tn Urow noll. l'ortor wants to bo state printer and will have tho delegation from that county for that purpose, llrownoll haa made Governor Qeer belluvo that tho Olauka mas delegation will bo for Geer. With Porter (or stato printer, an bo has nothing ho will havo to pay W pur cent of the receipts to tho old atato print Ing, plant and then hit and Urownoll nnd others will hustle to "miiko it pay". Theso Senators from Ohuikumas aro of the uon-resistaut, easily porauadml graftor typo of politician, who wmtUr publlo funds In their county with an open hand and will do tho statu In tho same manner. To the shamo of tho people of Olaeku mas county, aud especially tho Rtumu lican party, they bow down to this type of "promiscuous lutorcourso" statesman ship, Tho Republican parly of that county once boasted of honest, honorable leader, ship of tho people, It was led by muu who commanded, rotipoot rather than in spired terror and debauched their eon itttueuta. Tho twin blot of scalp-bounty states manship loemi to rise to the full level if the morals and intelligence of the major ity of that county. Hut it should not dominate the wholo stato. Kvon If it does there those will navor how down and worship. THE DECISION ON LOANING STATE PUNDS It is a piece of humur that It required a court to deularu that the doing of somethlug by a state otllelal. whluh una forbiddeu by law, was Illegal, when the tact was not uonlou, It is still more maivslous that a state otllelal could violate the state laws and his oath ofolUoe in loautug state funds . and then bring suit iu the state oourta to collect his illlegsl Interest. Most marvelous of all Is it tlttt after the fact Is established iu a state court that ft state otUoinl has committed a crime against the laws of tho state, no one proposa that ho bo punished for it. "Tiik Joohnal does not oall up this matter to ask that state treasurer Metschau bo punished. It assumes that he. did loan state (uuds just as others havo doua. Judge Itoiso'a decision establishes that. Tho real violation ot trust does not consist in having loaned state funds aud pocketed the Interest. It Ilea in the hut Uiat n public, ofiloial should wilfully and.kuowiugly violate a state law and then have tho brawn effrontnrv tn . HlU aUte uourta to oollsot jils graft. If men Ilka theMetsohana and Cllltuers al otheif, who know the lawn, who aro trusted sentinels Iu the oitade of the msmiaartac 23 Weak aud ner vous p eo p I o hould try a few loscBof the Bit- tore It will strengthen the nervfs, restore Sgt.r to the on ro HVHloin nd 'i nrn sjlndleestlon, Dyspepsia, ' Liver and Klrlncv STOMACH ITTER Troubles and elarla Fever d Ague. atoto government, unblnshingly violate thoso laws, shall tho prlvote oltizen obey law? It should bo remembered that tho Metschan claim for interest against tho receiver of this one llttlo busted bank is probably only a mlto compared to tho sums of money loaned from tho stato treasury toother banks and flrma on which ho got interest undetected, In how many cases would reco'ds of banks reveal theGlltnera acting as agents for the treasurorsTFortunately tho borlka ol not many banka havo been thrown Into court. No wonder this faction of Oregon Re publicanism could 'rnako and unmako senators and can dictate candidates for governor, Tho people of this state Bhould understand that the gr'p of this faction is not brokon. Rut tho peoplo havo learned enough of thohbusoa of tltofTfltato treasury on tho trials beforo Judgo Boleo to bo put on their guard and thoy ought at least dornanU a hotter system of treasury management. The treasurer Bhould bo put on a etatud salary and nil mrplua and idle funda should bo loaned to baio institutions or uned in other B.fo ways to earn intorcst for the stato. Without relleitlng on tho present treasurer, the Boise decision Bhould mark n new era iu tho history of state treasury tnanuuemont in Oregon. The old game has grown n trillo aged. THE SATURDAY JOURNAL AN AD VERTISER. Over n thousand copies of Tho Satur day Illustrated Journal wero Bent out! nil over tho stato and many of them went to peoplo in the east who are think ing of coming bore. The advertisements of Salem business men nnd new enterprises noted, gave an impression of life aud activity here that is the bout matorlal to bring people and now business to Hultm. People want to go to livo whore there is business doing nnd there Is an at mospheroof enterprise. Business goes whero there is businoss. Tho Saturday .Iouiinai. Is brimming over with Salem business. When Senator Nesmith left Washing ton the lust time for Oregon ills friends urged him to remain nnd epond tho rest of his lile. Ho wild liu hud many regrets at leaving tho beautiful national capital uity. But lie emd hu wanted to go back to Orogon to die, us there was ono town there he ooulil leavo without any regrets whatever when ho went to the other world, Ho named it and it wasn't Sa lem. Tho Saturday Jounx.u. will contain matter to convince anyouo lioro or abroad that there are tilings doing at Sulem and that It 1h the liveliest and best business town in the state. It you have letters from peo plo iu the ooHt inquiring about Oregon climato and crops, bring them in and havo them answered or send thorn u Saturday Jouhnai. Il you want to uome to Salem to locate or want to tlud un opening in any lino of busiiiiN write this papr uud it will help you gl hIooriIoii. 'lliere ts nothing iqiinl to a live, well UIIihI dthy paper to advertise a town and bring Mtuile uud husiiiewM la it, UllU UUUe H UMUK TlIK JOUHWAI. Will tit given up uiitiiely to the dMVelopiuniii of bahtui UiteruMd. Suutor Bacon, uf (jeorgiu, who has Just ratumtwl from u tour of study in the Philippines, has wiiitdii for The Sitimluy hvtuung Post, of Philadelphia, a valuable paper un thu business ucpeut of our insular uffuird, He comes to the conclusion that our account with tho Philippine must, for nu iudetlutto time, be on tho wrong side of tho ledger. ANER Sufferers from this horrible malady nearly always iitiwritit iivt necessarily from the pare-uU, but way h from some remote ancestor, for Curn-er often runs through aeverul generations. This deadly poiaon may lay uortiuut iu the blood for year, or until you much middles life, tUu the first little aore or ukar luaktts its i pearHuet or a awolleu gland in the breast , or some other art of the body, gl-a the Ant warning. To euro Cancer thoroughly and permit neatly all tb Hiauituus vfrua wutt bo ehmlnatcxl from the ltleod every vettagc of It dnvti out. Tbia S. S. S. doe. anv la the only atedicit tkat out nsach tltoiv aaataJ, oUtiiute blood trouble like thfc, WkeM all tb poison haa been forced out of th ayateiu the Cancer tools, and tho disease) never returns. Cancer begins of ten in a small way, as the following letter from Mr. Mtirvr shows t A matt pimple eameoamjriawat -ut n I arb btlow thr cr oi thr Ufl kute ol luy U.. )l gave clnct, uj J 'i..nUl hate futlrHaUut it h-l il Siht It wiulj 1I?4 a UltU, thu Kuli ovr, Imt woul.l uol brl Tins omm1hhJ tor tooie tint, wkH My i t(iii to wcii, occoiuing very palaful. The l'uocr 1k gH to Cat b4 Ipcil, tall dolUr.whru fh. 4 uiu 11 litiauii ifS S aiilMriUHi. rJ jo eie it a (air tnt, sua it irnurkaWe it Ud from iheriv Ufinnlnir; tfaeswebnta liMtauilanrr tkniza (rvr UoiIm Mumui cslirtly Tl.,stt.u1.fJutd, tlicif ir li no K(j(ua( ttl un.ti kiul uy grurial htallh cvallutJ. M K tHiHaa, Ll-Uu.Me. u the RTeateet of all blood jHtrtneni, awl the only one guaraaUM! purely -ectable. Sewl for our free book, an Chbcw. coaUiQinKN-aluaUkajid j$rea( Ing iuformatlou abovt tkia UweitcV ami write our nhyaiciaua about your cose, We make up charge, for medic! advice. ' THE IVVtft WECIH0 CO, ATUNTA. 0JL jnTETTrifr I CEIEBHATED "0 KSVJC,fiL WsWPWB JOURNAL X R4Y3. Just aa though any ot tho politicians wouldn't play one another, 4 Has the Municipal Improvement spurt eo eoou viKled? Hope iiol. Tho Lewis and Clark Kxpo. is being run as though it weie purely a loowl en terprise. f' Young man, tliodo spring days will remind her that tho ice-cream reason ia at hand, a Tojudge from tho Scotch peoplo, tiiero is a close relation between oatmeal and conscience. 9 9 9 Salem ban ono barber shop where only politics Is talked, another whero rod and gun liars do congregate. 0 9 9 "In the play Ruport of Handsaw two carponters fight aduil with handsaws," says an Kola dramatic critic. tft Eighty por cent of tho tontine dia mond contract people drop out. That's why the other 20 wear tho diamonds. a A A now evunlng paper is to start at Portland, March 1, with Alfred D. Bowon, formerly of tho Telegram, nt tho wheel, a 0 m Riggs and Walker,the horso jockeys of tho Hayseed council, bought a much needed new horfo for tho Are depart ment. It's a real horso and eatfl liny. a A General Odell wna completely exonera ted by Judge Bolso, while tho gang; ho aro howling loudest ngoinat him wero all convicted of criminal practices. Tho General has boon n Republican for fifty yoars, and has novor been convicted of nnything wrongful a reranrkable record for a Republican. HJeautiful lir makes Tjeautifu! Sjomcn NEWnUO'8 IIKM'IOIDE MAKES BEAUTIFUL H AHt, becuuso it de stroys tho deadly microbe nt work upon tho hair roots, thus making dundruiT und falling hair impos sible and promoting a thick. luxu riant growth of hair, increasing tho owners good looks fully 100 percent. It wilt alio enre yonr father, trottir, lini lnd or iwMthtaii or nnr acaln allrction tliej may hart, rrn baldnru, for It wotka tjsan cnanil upon iiib uaiunt iira. vm u jourtclf , Una you wUl surely tocammentl It, For Sale at all Flrst-Ctass Drue Stores. OQ 0 . 4 Centa a pair for Hoy's aud Youth's Rubbers, 303 Commercial -3ECSC Well Preserved Women often astonish new acquaint ances, who are introduced to a large family of strong boys aud healthy girls, who call this young looking woman mother. It is popularly supposed that maternity is the foe y-rJ-, of bcautv, and tuc Ujtaifavj worn and faded face (, aJ? ?jr seems to warrant the belief. But it is Hard to believe that nature should compel a woman to sacri fice the rightful dower other beauty in order to carry out a natural function of her being. And nature docs not. The pains and sufferings incident to motherhood are, to a large ex tent, unnatural. This in proved by the use of Dr. Picrce'a Favorite -Prescription, which prevents aud curea nausea, tranqullizes the nerves, encour ages the appetite, induces refreshing Bleep, and makes the baby's advent prac tically painless. Mrs. Orrln Ktlles.of Downing, Dunn Co., Wis., wrilea i " I have bn lutenUinj? to write to you ever since my baby wai tioru in record to what your ' 1'nvorite I'recrlptlon ' lias done for me. I cannot praise It enough, for I have not been nu well for five yean as I am now. In July last I had n baby lwy, weight II lbs., and I was only sick a short time, and since I got up have not had one sick day. I have not had any uteriue trouble since I jjot up. I was not only surpriMd myself but all my friends here are surprised to see me so well." "Favorite Prescription" has the testi mony of thousands of women to its com plete cure of womanly diseases. Do not accept an unknown and unproved sub stitute in its place. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear the complexion nnd sweeten the breath. Theso aro twenty ways of advertising that 1b of gotting money for advertis ing but there ia only ono way to get returna for advertising and that Is by tho intelligent use of a newspaper. A a Tho X Ray roan is not chasing after Kings, Princes or high odlcials, but ho considers an invitation to raeot Prince Henry nt a banquet in Now York the greatest honor of his life, next to having bosn a member of the Oregon legislature ? 9 Tho Salem Journal says that nearly all tho lawyers Bald tho Anson bond could not be col looted. Rut it was just tho samo. That is what bonds are for, and it is tlmo Hint the public ia made to know that when a boud in signed it ia no funny business. Albany Democrat. K S3 8 "I toko a Portland popor, but my wife wnuted mo to havo this item put in your paper so that Iter friends would sco it and not call when alio Is away," wob tho way n man talked to a Salem editor tho other day. He had a whole lot of respect for his wlfo'a gump tion. J Nowhnrir firmililn- Tliarn m.. n ganized at tho capital city Home llttlo tlmo ago, what ia known as tho Salem Push Club, tho obvious object of which is to promote tho general business and industrial Interests of that place. An appreciable result of the organization already comos in the securing of a lum bor mill hb an addition to Salem's industries. KW 7 .JBfefc Wmm ( oppy A) Even if it is "Sloppy" weather and the walking is ever so disagreeable, you won't mind it if your feet arc protected with a pair of our waterproof rubbers. ?C X X X Anybody and everybody can find here just exactly what they arc looking for in WET WEATHER FOOTWEAR and our prices arc so moderate that it will be far better and easier to buy rubbers than it will to pay doctor bills, X X Omte a pair fQr LadleB' Rubbers ...CASH SHOE STORE... Street. Opposite MUMi Quotations Today, "Make Salem a Coed Hone Market" e. 'W Wheat, Oats, Etc. Wheat -62c. Oata 31c Barley $10 por ton. Flax Cash, Northwest, $1.70. Hop Market. Hops 12012,4c Strictly choice 13c. Liverpool, Dec. 5 Hops at London Pacific Coast steady, 3 6b. to JC-i. Live Stock Market. SteorB 44c. Cowa 34fi)4c. Sheep 13.60 grosa to $3,75 Droasod veal 0)fc Hogs, allvo 4(. Hoga, drossod Oc. Flour. Hay. Feed, Etc. Baled cheat $7.60 to $8. Clover 17.00. Feed baney $19 por ton, Bran $17. Shorts $10.60. Flour, wholesale $2.65. Potatoes Apples, Etc. Potatoes 66c. to 00 Apples (060c por box. Fancy packed $1.00. Onione, $1.60 to $1.90 per 100 lbs. Dried Fruits. Dried applea 66c. Italian prunea 40a to 60s 3i? to 3 Petite Prunes 40s to 60s. 3) 4c. Wood. Fence Posts, Etc. Big fir $3.60. Second growth $8.09. Ash-$3 60. Body oak $1.00. Polo oak $4.00. Cedar posts 8 to 10c. Dairy and Creamery Products. Dairy butter 1520c. Creamery 2630c. Store 16c. FirBt-clasB country, per roll 36c. Cream at creamery, pan skimmed 23c. Separator skimmed 25c. Ens and Poultry. Eggs 17c. Turkeys, livo 10c per pound. Geese $0 por dozen. Ducks $4 to $4 4pcr dozen. Wool and Mobalr. Coarse wool 13c. Medium 14c. Fine 14c. Mohair 20 to 21c. Hides. Pelts andFurs. Green hides, No. 1 5c. Green hides, No. 2 4c. Calf skins l5c. Sheep 25 to 76c. Goat Bklna 25c to $1.89. Gray fox 26 to 50c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.25. Ottor-$l to $5. Skunk 10 to 26c. Muakrat 1 to 5c. Wildcat 10 to 25c. Stelaer's Market, Chickens to 10c. Eggs por duzon, cash 18c. Portlaal Marker. PortTLANn, Fob 17. Wheat Walla Walla, 01 05. Flour Portland, beat grade $2.I0 $3.40. Graham $2.80 Oats Choice White $l,15c 0 $1.25. Barley $10 $10.50 per ton. Millstuff Bran, $18. Hay Timothy $11(B$12 per ton. Onione $1.50 1.75. Potatoes 100 $1.25 por cental. Butter Best dairy. 1820: fancv crenmorv,2527c;Storo 13$16:.tti Eggs-Oregon, ranch. 19 Q 20 Poultry Chlckena, mixed $4.00 $4 25; bona $1; tnrkoys, livo 10 lie. Mutton Gross, 4c Hoga Gross 5fc. Beef Gross 3.75Q$4.09 Vool GroBs, 8o &o n-. Hops 12 0120 lb. Cents a pair for Men's Rubbers the Post Office. I EDUCATIONAL ...Northwest Normal College... rnrntf Qfrtto .ind Commercial Sts.. Salem. Oregon. seaof Study: Classic, Scientific, Normal, High School, BubIiobb, Music, Elocution. The latest and tho best In Book keeping, Ttyo writing. MubIo V . mi.. i .... It,, linn nt nfllrn Inr Rnmmnrti a' Wnrlr I. ,. Courses Art. and Art and E ocution. ino iiui nuu " " " ""7 -"i--bi '.,,,,"". ubic and Shorthand. Tho most extensive lino of offlcoa for Commero'a' Work in the Northweit Kwnlng School on Jlonday nnd Friday evonlngB. b.nglng classes norinwLsi. J-"" is .. , r,i11atlnn. fllllmr In Voice outturn pi. Northwest. Evening School on Monday nnd Friday evenings, b.nglng classes ti day ovenlrigB. Full couraei to uraduatlon, olthor In Voice culture, Pan0 violin. Orchestral Instrtimontfl, Harmony, Counterpoint, Fugu, otc. Full couraei also In Flno Art, Painting In oIIb, Water Colora, PaBtol, and Crayon Drawing Students may enter at any time. Send forcataloguo. M. A.J. r.Ani ANn A.M. President. That Cargo has arrived and several arc already in use. They were a longtime on the way, but those who waited. for them are more than pleased with' their GOOD QUALITIES R. M. WADE &XO. YES DM You Get a Free Cup; Wc Did at HARRIT Si Haye You Cold Feet? room, uet ono ot our Bmail UAH uuAimts anu at, amau expense uavoj it warm bedroom for rising and retiring. Tho turn ofn'koy and tho touch ol a, match is all that ia needed to start tho Are. 4CfiemekctaSt. SALEM' GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone-563. The best feed tor hogs. We have a lafge stock of fine Canadian Fie'd Peas and are quoting' a very low price on them. Call or write for prices. ...BREWSTER 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON. A flrst-clasa piivate hospital for the treatment of chronic and enicical cases, iiuiltthepart year ospoclally for the purposo for which It is used. Oonvenently located within four blocks of tho business part of tho city. Tho most modorn furnishings and latest appliances throughout the building, Heated by hot water and lighted by gaa and electlcity Hero the sick can havo tho comforts ol an olegant private homo, combined with all tho advantages of a goneral hospital without tho noise, conluaion, and publicity attondlng one. Oataido phvscianB bringing casos in troatod with tho greatest courtoay, aud assisted in oporationo if requested. For torms and further informa tion wrlto or apply pereonally. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VI0ITOH8 WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can'enjoy from one of our tender and iinlloinna man a 0ni. i. ,. or mutton chops' veal Jcutl'eU or 'pork, wu. muouj ro an cui.irom tne fattest anil nrimPHt tiloah,i .,. .. ?',-" "! .?"!, nutritious' "..,oouujq uienis ai ueu rock pricos. E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 201 K? v vw t fmi 'rrKTV nw Uttll PC. Al wawri 'it ,i j :t.. i i in:v r m'.wk : ii' A V WamM V1 iV WjstS) I i feoYRICMT unne'e Solfo pra0 -WE HAVE THEM... CALL AND lift ft i r Vf I'lUO' aUUU. Director rjf Collcs?6rjf Music Mijj mi "I'.h'aajmii n Blanke's Coffee Touches the Spot LAOJREMOB If bo it may havo bebn-cauied by gotting out of bod tbiamorn ins on' n cold' iloor'Mii & cold & WHITE... SEEDSMEN. Salem, Oregon' A Happy New Year And just a word in your ear about the superior qualities of our lumber. Toll your boss that he can't got better sea soned Btuff than what we carry. We have every kind of lumber, all of tbs beet aud at the lowest prices for the best. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8 P. Pam'r. depot. Phone 65 Popular Decision . . IS that ttin flnlam Clonm lannilrv II . r " . -"" u,v""' .-"-- noieu lor the superiority of its service. Ait linen laundered there is done by toe best, latest and most perfect methodi, and is in every way the most satiifM tory. This is a question of fact that good dressers will appreciate. alem team Laundry COLONKl, J. OLM8TJSD, PBOPBIBTOB. DOBODB D. OLMBTXO, MOB. . Phone -111 320 Uberty Btret GET PRICES. SAVAGE &i R1BIJD 8AIPI SEEDMEN. SALEM. OREGON 1-4
