The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, March 03, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text" ' i i. i i j THE DAILY JOURNAL Member Mortbwest Afternoon NewJWtr Uarue, BY HOFEB BROTHERS. MONDAY MARCH, 3, 1002. Dally One Year, $4,00 In Advance Dally Three Months $1.00 la Advance, Dally ty Carrier 50 cents Per Moath Weekly One Year $1.00 la Aivii: EDITORIAL NEWBERG BERRY INDUSTRY Committee Appointed to Make a Canvas. Mass Meeting to Discuss Pro fits on Business Brings Out a Large Attendance. A SPASM OF HYPOCRISY. Oregon politics Boms -nay. Is pass ing through n period of superabundant hypocrisy. Thoro seems nay, is very littlo earnestness and honesty in tho pro-convention discussion o( men and matters. All the talk among Republicans, pro and con, about abuses in the public land business, 1b not aimed eo much at refor mation as at some injury to thin faction or that candidate. Thb Jouimr. has for years charged frauds in tho federal and stato land departments thoy still exist. The discussion of tho governorship is not based on whether Qcor has made a fairly good or a loss than average execu tive. It Is In tho interest of factions who want the place so as to reward frlonds. Tho fight over the senatorship is not honest nor aimed at any abuse in the federal sorvico. All the abuses of federal appointments aro now glossed ovor and tho state press was full of them for years aud even insulted McKinley personally on account of thu character of some of them. 8ome of tho papers that talk tho loud est about bosslsm and corruption aro themsoivos participants in boodle on a large scalo. Fure politics at tho hands of any fac tion fighting for spoils is a myth, and that is all tho factions aio fighting for. Not ono of their lenders is sincere in wanting bettor govornment. Thoy want office. Tho peoplo who want good overn mont should not bo deceived by a zeal for roform that is only a cloak for politi cal rapacity. If the pooplo got a bettor servico in tho Henato or a better stato administration It will come from other sourcesjthan spasmodic hypocrisy based on hunaor for place. If wo got a hotter stato govornmont it will be by tho taxpayers and patriotic cltlzons who love good govornmont for its own satisfactory roturn, holding a club ovor all tliuso politicians clamoring for spoils. Don't fall In with their factions. Don't promise your voles until you can soo some progresi made besides hatred of ono aspirant over another. COSPER FORD AND GILBERT Nkiyubiki. Marcli 3. (Special) An enthusiastic meeting of fruitgrowers was held here this foronoon, and wan addressed by E. Hofer, of Salem, for some time. The meeting was held for the purpose ot golting the people in terested In strawberry culture as an in dustry. It was well attended, and the amount of interest tnimfected very en couraging. The tenor of Mr. Hofer's talk was In favor of establishing a Irult- growers' union similar to thote of Hood River and Salem, in order that borrie may he marketed In quantity and shipped In carload lots Mr. Hofer.told his andlence that if 25 or 50 people would each raise one-half to two acres of strawberries, it would be tho greatest thing industrially that could come to this community. Iu tne first place, the grower is sure of f 100 to f'JOO nut profit per acre from his land. Thire is work for tho laboring people of tho community at a time of tho year when otherwlso there Is no work. Money in distributed throughout tho neighbor hood. No appreciablo amount of capital or new equipment is required, and all may engago in the industry. Thoro is absolutely no fear of overproduction when homes can bo shipped in the im proved refrigerator cara to Ohicago or Boston. The strawberry Industry lias mado Hood River, and Mr Hofer ex prcstud himself confident that Newberg Is aH woll adapted to strawberry culture as Hood River. A lively discussion followed the ad dress and the sentlmont expressed was strongly In favor of taking up the in dustry and;formiug a union. Another meeting Is to be held March 10, and a committee consisting ot Joseph Hall, E. 0. Armstrong, J. L. Haworth, G. O. Carl and Zimri Mills was appointed to inako a cauvass for strawberry acreage, Tin. ii.iiiinr In luilncr taL'on nn in a prompt, DuiineBS-iiuo way mai promises delimit results. A Gool Cough Medicine for Children. I huvu nu hesitanuy in recommend ing Chamberlain's Cough Rotuedy," says F. 1'. Moran, a well known aud popular baker, of rotersburg, Vn. "Wo hao oluiiii it. ii mir nlitldriin whim troubled with bad cougliH, also whooping cough, aud it has always given perlucl eutlslnc- lion. 11 was recommuiiueu 10 mu uy u druggist as tho best cough medicine fur childruu us it contained no opium or other harmful drug." Sold by Dr. titoue's Drug Stores. Marlon Countyllop Contracts Duieltu Drolliura, of Fairfield, con tracted 10,000 pounds to Krcbslirolhftrs, tho price In each caeu being 11 cents. No External Symptoms The blood mar be in bad condition, yet with no external signs, no 8kin eruption or cores to jnuicaie iu xuz symptoms in such cases being a variable ippetitc, poor digestion, an indescribable weakness and nervousness, loss of flesh and a general run-down condition of the jystcm clearly showing the blood has tost its nutritive qualities, has become thin and watery. It is In just such cases that S. S. S. has done some of Us quickest and most effective work by building up the blood and supplying the elements lacking to make it strong and vigorous. foL WVJR' "My wife used scv ml tattles of S. S. S. as a blood purifier and to tone Up a vrcaic anu emaciated system, with vnrv tnarVeil effect br way of improvement. "We regard it a great tonic and blood purifier." J P.DOPF, Princeton, Mo. is the irreatest of all tonics, and you will find the appetite im proves at once, strength returns, and nervousness vanishes aa new rich pure blood once more circulates through all parts of the system. S. S. S. is the only purely vegetable blood puriGcr known. It contains no min erals whatever. Send for our free book in blood and skin diseases and write our physicians for any information or advice wanted. No charge for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA, OA. noni?roasman Moody won out in the Republican primaries at Tho Dalles on Saturday. He will easily carry the county. Bed Time take a pleasant herb drink, the next morning I feol bright and my com plexion is better. My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, ana is a pieasum, i. is mado of herbs, and is prepared as easilv as tea. It is called Lane's Medi cine.' All druggists sell it at 25c. and GO cts. Lane's Family Medicine moves tho bowels each day. If you cannot cot it, send for free sample. Address, Orator Woodward, LeRoy, N. Y. OREGON NATIONAL GUARD Now Getting Pay Due Since Spanish War. Tho remaining members of Compary K.'O.N. G who served during tl o war with Spain aro receiving their checks for tho extra pay given by them by thn government. They aro paid at the rato of f 1 50 perday from tho date of their assembly at camp McKinley until they wero mustered out of the U. S. Bervlco. This is the second payment mado by tho government and is in ac cordance with a stato law, which pro vides that they shall receive the same pay and rations as troops in the rervlce of the United States, unless such service bo for less lhan 30 days, when they aro to receive $1.50 perday. Tho entire Salem Company wero in Camp Mi KInley fourteen days, and eo receive $21 cash, All are given an oppor- 0$EM mm!mkWM Sitters To fttrensthen your stomach it BltnpOBBIDlO iu find a better medicine tnan tho Hitters. It makes tho di gestion normal, builds nerve tis I .no and tones Sip tne enure ipsystem. Try it lur Belchlnc, Flatulency, Dyspepsia ana Insomnia, ..u- tribute to the monument fund at the rate of ten per cent of the sum they receive. fri. mnniimnni in to be erected on the plot In Blverview cemetery overlooking Portland, which was purcnaecu ,u ." hurlal spot of those killed In the Span-ieh-American war. Thart is space there for tho burial of 75 bodies. In the above manner about $2,000 will bo ra sed. The names of all the dead soldiers will bo engraved on the monument. nn Ynn Drink? Coffee? Do you drink good coffee or poor coffee7 Havo you over trieA Chase Sanborn's celebrated roasted cofteo? The trad on it is increasing. Bran on 4. Ragan are the sole agents for faalem. iwn'-'!i"' EDUCATIONAL nsasj Your Success Depends "pon thoroueh ftf VeKS SobSfS ltr aSS K makes' eK of S. work. The Northwest Normal College is such an 10 Complete routes iu Uneinw, Music, Art. Elocution, Typewriting, and Short band "X in Chmlral. fccientlflc, Hnd Normal work. Z. M. PARVIN, Mus. Doc, Director of College of Music A. J- GARLAND, A-M. President. MARKET QUOTATIONS TODAY "Make Salem a Good Home Market." Complications in the Receiver ship of the State Bank Whon the suit for an accounting brought by Tllmon Ford against Gilbert llros, et al came up in court today. Tilmou Ford asked r. futhor extontlon of time for tho caso, as negotiations wore imnillnir with tho Cos nor heirs for n settlement. George W Johnson la thu mediator. II. J. Ulgger as O. A. Whale's attorney, asked that $700 bo advanced Mr. Whalo on his noto for $1237 hold by tho re ceiver. Ho noedod tho money to con tinue to carry on his pluuo business, and J, N. llrown, who is Mr. Gatcli'a at torney consoutod to tho petition. Mr. Drown also stated that a matter had been brought to his notice that ro tiulrod futhor time for tho trial of the caso, but It was deoldod that there would bo sufllolont tlmo on account of tho settlement negotiations. This is that onto of tho creditors of tho bank intend to employ counsel to protect their In terosta agalust the proiurred creditors outside of tho recolver and he asked that the receiver ba required to publish n list of tho preferred claims. THE BALANCE OF HEALTH Will Open Office Dr. M. Theresa Schoettlo, osteopath, expects to open her ofllces early next woek In tho aulto of rooms over the 8ia on Stato street, when she will ho pleased to seo nor menus woo ut services. Mrs. Schoettle is a graduate oi tho American School oi Osteopathy at Klrbyville, Mo., and Is competent to treat any and all cases. 2 '1 tf CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. TIib Kind You Have Always Bought (&&&X Doors tho Elgnaturo of "Wheat, Oats, Etc. Wheat -53c. Oats 32o Barley fl7 per ton. Flax Cash, Northwest, $1 i0. Hop Market. HopB 14. Sti ictiv choice He. Liverpool, Doc. 5 Hops at London -Pacific Coast steady, 3 6s. to J. Live Stock Ms rket. Steers l4c. Cows 3J$4c. Bheop $3.60 gross to $3,75 Dressed veal 0c Hogs, alivo I?. Hogs, dreasod Co. Wool and Mobalr. Coarse wool 13c. Medium 14c. Fine 14c. Molialr-20 to 21c. Flour. Ilsy. Feed. Etc. Baled cheat $7.50 to $8. Clover-$7.00. Feed barley $21 per ton. Bran-fl7. Shorts $19.60. Flour, wholosale $2 G5. potatoes Apples, Etc. Potatoos 55e. to 00 Apples 40 (atflc per box. Fancy packed $1 00. Onions, $1.50 to f I 00 per 100 lbs. Dried Fruits. Dried apples 5Q7c. Italian prunes 40s to 50s JK to 3? Petite Prunes 40a to 60?, 3 (14c. Wood. Fence Posts, Etc, Big Or-$3 60. Second growth $8.00. Ash-13 50. Body oak-$t.00. Polo oak M-00. Cedar posts 3 to 10c. Ens and Poultry. Kegs 15 TurxeyB, live 10c per pound. Geese fO por dozou. Ducks $4 to $4 KPr doten. Dairy and Cresmery Products. Dairy butter 1620c. Creamery 2530c. htore 10C. First-class country, por roll 35c. Cream at creamery, pan skimmed 21c. Separator Bklmmed 23c. Hides. Pelts andFurs. Green hides, No. 1 5c. Green hides, No. 2 4c. Calf skins 45c. I Bheep 70C. Goat skln8-25c to $1.00. Gray fox 25 to 50c. I Coon 10 to 40c. Mlnk-25c to $1.20. Otter- $1 to $5. fcfkunk 10 to 25c. Muskrat 1 to 6c. Wildcat 10 to 25c. Stelner's Market, Chickens 7 to 8c. Eggs per dozen, cash 14 . Portland Market. Portland. March 3. - Wheal Walia I Walla, 05 05). , l , 4 .n Flour Portland, uosi Kraut . $3.40. Graham $2 50 $-'.80 Oats Choico White $1.15c Q $1.25. Barley $10 & $19.50 per ton. Milstufl-Bran, $10. Hay Timothy $12$13 per ton. Onlons-$1.50 2 00. Potatoes 1.10 $1 35 per cental. Butter Best dairy, 1820; fancy croamory,2527ic;6tore 13 $ 15:.ni Eggs-Oregon, ranch 25 & 25 Poultry Chickons, mixed $4.00 $125; hens $4 turkoys, live 12)4 lac Mutton Gross, 4c H.-x,o fJrnn i'.'r". Beef Groes 3.75 $4.09 Veal-Gross, 8c 8)c B-. Hops 14c tb. 14c Wool Valley, 13 15cft ; Eapfrn Oregon, 812$c; Mohalr,2121ictt., Hides Dry hides, 10 pounds and up wards, 15c 15)4 . All Ladies Who Buy SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPER Arc pleased with it, and they will pass alone the word that the Gem is an indispensable kitchen utensil, that it is useful daily, that there is nothing like it for preparing substantial and dainty dishes, that it adds to home economy by utilizing "left overs," Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food Chopper as soon as they hear of it. X X R. M. WADE & CO. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON. A drat-claBB piivate hoapital for tho treatraont of chrouic and surgical cases. Built tho past year especially for the purpose for which it is used. Convenentlv located within four blocks of the buBlnoBB part of tho city. The 'most modern furnishings and latest appliances throughout tho building. Heated by hot wator and Hghtod by gas Bnd elocticity Here tho sick can bavo the comforts of art ologant private home, combined with all the advantages of a general hospital without the noise, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Ontside phyeciaus bringing cases in treated with tho greatest courtesy, and assisted in operations if requostod. For terms and further Informs tionwrlte or apply personally. R, CARTWRIGHT, M.-D. SuPT, VISITORS WELCOMED BBTWBEN 3 AMD 4 P. M xr f1J r",.4.V If so it may hayo been caused Have You Cold Feet? awa-ssffrai room. Got ono of our small GAS HEATERS and at small expnnso hayo a warm bedroom for rising and retirine. Tho tur f a koy and tho touch f aaatck ii ail that is needed to start tho lire. acticmekctast. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. TcreP",n? F?3. ...BARR & PETZEL. ,XlX3Sai3aXBX&S -AND- Ten Days For a Drunk Edward Long was given ten days In the city Jail today for drtinkeness. The sentence was made heavier than usual on account of his frequent appearauet In court. Remarkable Cures of Rheumatism. From lti Ylutllur, ltulherfinlttw, N O. Tho editor of the Vindicator has had occasion to test the ellloleiicy of Chain beiUlu's Pain Ba in twice with the most remarkable roiults in each case, First, with rheumatism in the shoulder from which ho suffered xoruoiating pain for ,mm ildw. wiilMi lm r..liMvil Mill, tivn applications of Pain Balm, rubbing the parts alUlctod aud roalliingliutant bene fit aud entire relief iu a short timo. Sciv ond,iu rheuiratitm iu thigh joint, al most prostrating him with severe pain, which was relieved by two applications, rubbing tho liniment on rolirlnif at night, and getting up lra from pain For sale by Dr. Stone's Drug Stow. Vassili Verestchsglu, the great Rustiau paluter Is to mako a plotureof the battle ol Ban Juan (or Roosevelt, Is often very much iiKaiiiHt the wife. II nr RttrlH'tll is Ull- (ltriilitied, she loses (ImIi mul lier eiierev and courflge slowly leak nway from her. rnwliiuliu iti. ivMiirudeahln of liusbaiid and wife is broken up. At first he takes t.U nlitnn. nlpnaiiriHi reluctantly, btlt inter lie Imnlly seems to reniember the nil ilnv ovr which his wife in her weakueM mourns dally. Women who find their health fallitiK, and oiuanl v ailmeiita fastening on them, .i,ni.i tironiivilv lwt'lu the use of Dr. Pierce's l'.uonte Proscription. It cor rects irregularity, dries the drains which .. .i-M.i u.imii. hmiU inlluiuuiHtioii and ulceration, and cures female waaknoM. It niakes wsak women strong, sick, women well. Sick women are invited to consult it. iiL.,... I,,. iattr. fr. All corres- poiiilencc 'held us strictly private and sacredly coiiluleutlal. Ailiirewt iit k, Pierce. lhiHulo, N. V. -t W NH wt tuOtttt from (tmtto wU RMwnbon. of Oom, Wnyur Co. Uy. ; "CW i ,Li mv wutk twit of tW lime 1 teak RMtr WllM of Or IHrVt fruittiit ltteil, l fill U I W '? ""J1 '" 7.- ijil. mI hiv ihiMl when I nwM mIw iwtilaw " iii ivmmiIm'a Ofiiiiiiion Sne Medical Adviwr, iai8 pM, vr. on receipt ol stamps for nulling only, semi ii one cent stamp for the paper-covered book, r., tt .luinm fivr the clotll-bouild tN- hum, to Dr. K V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Bring in Yotir Peel An Honest Medicine for La Grippe. George W. Waltt, ol South Gardiner, Me., says: "1 have had the worn cough, cold, chills aud grip aud have taken lots of trash of no account but profit to th vendor. GLauiborlaln's Cough Remedy is the only thing that has done any good whatever. I havo uned one bot tle ol it aud the chills, cold aud grip bavo all left me. I congratulate the manufacturers ol an honest medWue." For sals by Dr. Btoua'a Drug Stousi. The Famous Shasta. In going over the famous "Shasta Route" ol thfi Southern Paolflo Co., tho traveler over finds something new to ex- .tlt.t Ills M.lmlrrtlinii mul Intarttfit- Rturt. ing at Portland, one traverses the whole length ol the Willamette valley, mo gem ot the norlliwwt. MX. lloou, .tit. .I.JfapAAi, mill llirt Thrl Slstrfl Hint other snow capped paks aro kept In Ight for hou's The iHutiful valleys ol tho umpqua anil uoguo Kivera, with ttieir orcuarus oi prune, peacues, apples and other fruits are a delight in thumselve. The crossing of thu ureal mountain Uirrler Imtween Orogon and California reveals tha urandosl mountalu oenory in th United States. Ttie wonderful turuiiiRS, twistiugs.aud doub lings of tho railroad bring into view a grand array of lowering mountains and profound gorges into which wo gas from diuy heights, forest clad mouiw tain slopes stretching up to the lino of w,r,u,tiiitl ftmliv Atnl tlin fiimtittu iiuniti. tain streams dashing tiercolv down deep eanyous. now and then stopping for a short rest in some quiet pool After a days enjoyment of old Mt. Shasta, the nutMi hmc oh me roHiiuvni, ho urrp ratildlv down thu i-tin von of the Saura- mento to the broad plains e.t the Sacra mento Valley in California and Uieneo through vuieyarus ana oiohsius tsDan Fran(roQ. For maps and dewrlptive Mlarature addrwM, , 11. .11IUJSB, fleu'l Pass'r. Ageut, Portland, II-7U tl VYB- I Be your wants what they may, we of fer you a stock to choose from that will meet your ideas as to looks, quality and price. . s lS U 1s SOS flU SALEM, Hot Air, Hot Water, and Steam Heating: a Specialty. OREGON. Land Plaster A car lot just received. We are selling it at the lowest prices ever quoted in Salem. Come and see us. A full stock ot FRESH SEEDS always on hand. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. Salem, Oregon' Men's patent leather lace shoe, Edwin Clapp make sold everywhere for $5,00. Our price $3,00 men's Hanan Son's make of fine pat ent leather serge top a dress shoe sold for $5, our price $3.50. Men's PUPE TAN Rus sia Kid stock cloth top, also leather top sold for $3.50 elsewhere. Our price on these shoes $2, ...CASH SHOE STORE... MALTA VITA FOOD FOR BRAIN AND MUSCLE. Comblnt s the well-known foo I values of wheat and the medicinal virtues of wait Natures own tonic. Best Breakfast Food, Needs no Cooking. Harritt st Laojrbncb Old Poit Office Grocery. . DRY! Hough and dressed lumber, laths and iblagles about every kind you'ro apt to need excellent aa to material, manu facture, teasonlng and all that goes to make good building and fencing mater ials don't require an hour's search to find If you have read this The nsme and address of the proprietor of the lumber yard are to bo found immeai ately following. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Paes'r. depot. Phone 651. 777 " Ct ;5 n iMv for 303 Commercial Street, Opposite the Post Office. A Juicy Morsel Breakfast Or dinner yu can eniov from nn nf ,. ;e,,!.r.. 'li,:,0l "eats, steaks, lrjb or mutton eW veil outlet! or wrk. ur www are i Cit from thejjfattest v orimaii eattle, snd we can supply yaur table with frsh, nutritious aad .... nk lcu rooK prices, E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 201 I A Bosom Friend That is next to yonr wife is ynnr 'hrt so you wint to gee that it Is treated e wlien other people handlr it. 1nere,' no one that will handle line llmu. i eith-r shirt, cellars, or "ff. n'0"'?",, derly or wlili greater earn when neios renovated than the Salem team l' dry. Try our laundry work If you " y.ur linen to look like pe.w. Salem Steam Laundry OOfjOXKLJ OLUBTMO, fViQti'fT0M' DOKODB D. OLMSTKD, MOB , J hone 4U S30 Uberty "