3"
j?aHSJaS
I
X
Lav it away tenderly.
Pack It with care.
The Old Winter Suit
That Has Given such wear.
X
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
Wow for
Something IRew
tt For the man who is not so pitifully poor, or so
Jf recklessly rich, wc have suits in fancy cheviots, worsteds, ft
cassmicrc:, piuiu ukviwis uuu m"" " iv-( ,
and $20.
Every Suit is Worth the Money
w'c ask for it, and every man who buys one of j?
these suits will be well satisfied You can pay more jfi
money to the tailor, but you'Jl get no bctlcr suit. We
would like to show you the new spring styles, even if you
have no notion of buying. Come in, 'anyhow, just for
a look, ft
mil n m " i i ii ii i inn i i in i i ' ' "ft
G. W, cIobnsoD & Co.
The Popular Outfitters. - 257 Commercial St., Salem. A
eK?f22i2
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Member Northvteit Afternoon Newspaper
Leue,
BV HOPER DROTHEna.
SATURDAY, MAItCII 22, 1002.
Dally One Yeir. $4,00 la Advance.
DtuyTbrro Month! $1,00 la Advance,
Daily ty Carrier SO ctnti Per Month.
Weekly Oae Yeir $1.00 In Advaoe
C
EDITORIAL
POLK COUNTY SALARY REFORM.
Tho Journal watt mistaken hi saying
that tho Polk county Ropubllcnna hnd
naked that only tho state printer bo put
on a loglslatlvo salnry. Tho Ropublt
can county conyontlon doclaroa for
placing all Btato and county offlcors on
a flat salary, and putting all foos Into
tho etnto treasury.
Many of tho county conventions, es
pecially whoro thoro Is a candldato for
a atato office, have Ignored this mat
ter. Dut Marlon county, that has sev
eral candldatoa for Btnto offices, will
not keop allont.
Tho Journal aaw only a garbled re
port of tho platform that was
sent to a Portland papor, and
roaontod tho Idea of attacking tho
otnto printing ofllco alono, whan all
should bo put on a salary baala.
Polk county doBorvoa a modal for
loading oft In this fight, and tho fight
lu now euro to bo carrlod Into tho atato
convontlon of tho dominant party, and
then tho Democrats will bo auto to
tnko It up.
To forco a clean-up - of tho atato
housa from top to bottom, ua a bust,
noaa proposition, Ib tho slnglo lasuo bo
foro tho Republican of Orogon that
tho pooplo aro lutoroatod In.
Tho custom of tho signed caucus
call Ib unknown In many of tho East
ern statoa. It should bo abolished
horo. To Blgn a call, agreeing to abide
by It lBa confoaalon of fraud or an ad
mission of weakness.
In Congress spoakors aro olocted on
a mora vorbal announcement, and that
Ih tho most Important ofllco In tho na
tlon.
A Blgnod call of tho membora la only
permitted when It is doalrcd to chnngo
tho ruloa of tho Houbo or Sonato, and
then tho call statoa tho rule that la
sought to bo changed. A party caucua
that la Blgnod up la sold.
THE TRUE CAUCUS PRINCIPLE.
No man should hn sent to tho logls
laturo for any party that cannot bo
trusted to go Into nu ordinary caucua
of hla party on any mattor whoro a
caucua la nocossary, without signing
an Iron-clad plodgo.
That kind of n signed caucua call
dofoatod Senator Dolph and dofoatod
Bouator Mitchell lu 1897, and dofoatod
Senator Corbett In tho last legislature.
Tho Saturday Journal.
Tho llliistrntcd Saturday Journal la
again a ton-pago papor, four pagoa
printed on book paper, and full of ad
vertisements of our llvo bUBlnosa peo
plo. Thin la not a boom edition, but Just
huc.1i a dally papor as Is rcaulrod to
handlo tho day's nowa and business of
our llvo and growing city. Tho conaus
llo that Salem has only 4,600 peoplo la
boat nnsworod by tho publication of
such a papor aa Tho Journal.
Tho Journal haa now noarly tho most
porfoct nowspapor plant In tho state,
outsldo of Portland, and It does not
purauo tho policy of using political
partlos and crucifying public men to
keop In oxlstonco.
Tho Journal la very proud of Its
record for local news. It employs six
porsonn on Its local staff, and prints all
tho local nowa. It has four men and
two womon roportors a Btaff unoqual
led In tho atato.
Tho Saturday Journal la mora wldoly
rend than any paper printed In Salem.
It la rend Saturday ovonlng and Sun
day and Monday by at loast ton thou
sand peoplo, and overy page la Inter
esting. Tho Journal's tologrnphlo roport
dooa not cotno through tho Portland
nowa monopoly. It gota tho nowa dl
root from San Frnnolaco and Chicago,
and will gtvo tho peoplo all of tho Im
portant nowa each day tho day It oc
curs,
o
Bryan haa donouncod Cleveland as a
political uonontty. Cleveland, In an
Interview, Bays ho Ib not disturbed by
IL
Hon, Tom Walto is preparing to fur
nish monuments for tho Democratic
party, as usual,
John Gray says there will bo har
mony in the Democratic county con
vention, if nothing oIbo.
The Democrats havo several strong
men to run for sheriff. Tho Republi
cans will not get that ofllco without a
fight
The introduction of Slskyou mineral
wator depot at Salem Is bellovod to bo
the forerunner of n spirited senatorial
campaign.
Billy Holmes can havo tho nomina
tion for Joint senator on the opposi
tion ticket, the placo Sam Haydcn was
slated for.
o
Prlnco Varkoff, of Russia, nas been
arrested, charged with complicity In
an oxtenslvo conspiracy.
, o
Esteem cannot be where there Ih in
confidence, nnd there can bo no con
fldence where tliore la no rcspect.-Gllos.
m'SXVED THE SCOW
A CLEVER BIT OF 8TRATEQY IN AN
ENGINEERING JOB.
How it Vounjr Amerlcnn engineer
IlratiKlit HI Spirit of Invention to
Aid In Solrlnff a Wreck Problem In
Snath America.
"It Is easy enough for nu engineer to
show ability In New York or in other
big towns where he can get about nil
the tools und conveniences ever devis
ed. It Is when nn engineer finds him
self" In the wilds of n Juuglo or up in
the mountains, hundreds of miles from
civilization, that his own natural In
genuity nnd Invention count" snld a
veteran engineer to n youngster who
had been admitted to tho ranks of the
Engineers' club.'
"Down in Surinam, Dutch Oulnnn,
where the arrival of n Bailing schooner
muses a sensation, where n mall
stentner enters the inuOdy harbor onco
in two weeks to tnrry two hours to get
rid of. its mail mid to take on u few
passengers, thcro was once a young
American engineer who showed that
he had the proper spirit of Invention to
advance him to the front ranks of the
profession. Llko nil the best inven
tions, his was the simplest one, nnd It
wns one. that wns widely tnlked about
A Reform That is Up to all Parties
(From tho Cottage Grove Leader).
The Capital Journal's work of advocating the flat salary plan and show
ing up tho evils of the fee system, Is timely, and In strict keeping with non
partisan politics the only right worthy kind there Is at present. This effort
can be supported by all parties without compromise, and It ddubtleaa will be.
It Is far more liable to be a complete success in this way and settlement, not
endless continuation will be aimed at. Partisan methods settle nothing. Set
tlement la neither sought, nor recognized. Issues that have characterized
great political campaigns were never settled; they have simply been shelved.
Non-partisan movements are mutual, co-operative movements; sincere and
liable to amount to something.
An Intereatlua IteMc.
III tho matter of diminutive batik
notes u correspondent sends nn ac
count of a curious nolo which ho bus
in his possession. It Is a card measur
ing 2 by 2lj Inches, on one side of
which Is twice printed the word "Two-
ponce," while on tho otiicr tho sum U
printed In words nnd figures round the
border. In the middle Is the follewing:
"I promise to pay the bearer, on de-
mnud, twoponcc. Ry order of tho Cor
poration of the City of Now York, Feb.
20, 1700. D. Phoenix, City Trensurer."
London Graphic.
Not Durable.
"Marriages may be mudo In heaven,"
he said thoughtfully, "but If bo. they're
dealing In a cheaper grade of goods up
there every year. They don't Inst nny
thing like tbo wny they used to."
Chicago Post
A Fair Supposition.
"Who Is that man who keeps Bnying
It Is always tho unexpected that hap
pens?" "I'm not sure probably an nttncho
of tho weather bureau." Washington
Star.
Not So II rave.
niobbs lie says lie would rather
fight than eat.
Slobs-'Pugnnclous, eh?
DIobbs No; dyspeptic Philadelphia J
Record.
Work Like a Cliurm,
Hnnsou Wonder how It Is that the
Juggltmons get along so harmoniously.
They nover linvo nuy quarrels, appar
ently. Hurt The reason Is simple enough.
Jugglusou always lets Mrs. J. have the
Inst word and she never tries to pre
vent him from having his owu way.
Boston Transcript.
According to Scale.
Mrs. Wunder It seems to inn that
that music teacher Is always asking
for money.
Mr. W.under That's perfectly natur
al. Ills scale, you know, begins nnd
cuds with "dough." Bultlmorc American.
nuiotii; the profession to tlic credit oi
the Inventor.
"To undtTHtnnd the story propcrlj
you ticfil ii trilling Insight Into Hurl
nn in iiml Hn linhltH. Here Indians ma
bo need on the streets wearing only n
liroechelolh. The white population Ik
hi ni'iiriv Hint nil tiro thrown together
nrf If hi one hi rite family, Englishmen
Anierlr-nux. ileinimm, Dutchmen and
Frenchmen nil combining together nnd
forming club and society to keep
tlienmelven rrom dying of sheer lone
HOliieliexH.
"Ill this pilmltlve town there wns n
mnii who held (ho splendid monopolj
of owning a largo scow That, up
there, secuix a remarkably small thliut
to be proud of, hut the value of even n
scow depeinN entitely upon where (he
wow is nnd what It will coat to repine
It. This piiitlenhir wow hud been Imllt
by Amerleiiii xhlp carpenters Hunt es
perlnlly from the United States at
great e.pi't"e There wns not nnothei
scow In the entire linrunr, nnd nboiit
all of the lietivy river work to be clom
for the city nnd plantations nnd mill
lug companies uiih done by this aim
vesKel Its Ions, therefore, would hnvi
been not onl. a severe one for the own
er, who lutil -u monopoly of I he bust
liens In th.w dnys, but It would lutvc
been little short of n national en lam
It.v
"One day, while tho scow wns an
rhored In midstream, one of thnsi
smashing black squalls for which tin
tropics are ruinous brolte over tho rlv
er. nnd for twenty minutes you coulu
not see ten feet nwny or hear n mat)
shouting at your elbow When tin
slorin tlnnlly abated, the scow wns uoi
to be seen, nnd It wns found she hail
gone down, deck load nnd nil. To most
of us there seemed nbout ns much
chance of raising tho vessel ns there
would be to raise nn ocean steamci
sunk In tho middle of tho Atlantic.
"It wns nbout this tlmo that the
young engineer took a hand In tho
problem. He asked tho dimensions of
the scow and was told that It was 12
by 00 feet, and then ho announced that
If tho owner would provide bltn with
four men he would rnlso tbo scow for
a certain sum of money. The bargain
wns made, though tho contractor re
fused to say how ho would go about
the lob. ,
R. 7VL WHDE 5t CO.
i iMJ'ian -v n i
i ill I n r
tmroi
'bvU-'1
FOR DAKINO, BROILING, OOILINQ,
8TEWINQ AND FRYING,
And all othor manner of cooking, wo
havo everything you aro apt to roaulro
In kottlos, pots, pans, eto., etc Cook
ing utensils horo whlah would require
u big cataloguo -to onumorato. Fiud
what you want, and boo It wo haven't
It In Btook If wo havo not, wo can got
It without wasto of tltnu. Frankly wo
deslro your pntroiuigo. nnd hopo to
merit it.
BICYCLES FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
Aro obtainable at Wado's. Kven tho
weo onoa havo wheels adopted to their
diminutive proportions, and tho Cros
cont chllds' wheel dallgtits tho smallost
totnblo to ait straight and push n pod
al. For grown-ups, wo havo sovoral
styles of bicycles, any one of them suf
ficient to make glad tho heart of a
whool lovor. Coma singly, come In
pairs, como with your wholo fnmlly.
"Now, you must know that aside
from the ebb nnd flood tide, which al
ternate every olx hours, there Ii also
what Ir known as a spring tide. This
comes with the full of the moon, nnd It
has the ofTeet of mnUlng a. higher flood
tide than nny during the month. The
opposite to the spring tide Is the nenp
tide, nnd that happens nt the dark of
the moon, with the effect that nt no
other title during the month is tbo ebb
tide so low ns It Is nt thnt time. The
difference In the height of wntcr be
tween the ebb nt neap tide nnd tho
Mood nt spring tide Is considerable.
"Tlif eujrlneer waited until neap tide.
On tunt dnj he towed a uumber of logs
down the nvei Thee he anchored
over the scow nnd mnt men below to
fasten chains to 0111 side of the fccow,
nnd tbeso be fabteued to the logs on
tbo surface. Then be wilted patiently.
As the spring tide npproaelied ho tow
ed other logs down the river until be
hnd enough to make quite a raft, and
on the day of the highest tide all the
logs were tied together and fastened.
The tide roRe steadily, and the more It
rose the moro the raft went down un
der tbo strain of the pull on the chnlns.
At Inst Just ns It seemed thnt the raft
wns unequnl to the occasion. It wns
seen to bob up violently, nnd n moment
Inter there wns n commotion in the
water, and the scow nppenred. What
hnd happened, of course, wns this: Th
chains pulling upwnrd on one side of
the scow tilted It moro and more until
the deck lond began to slide off, nnd
finally, when all the stones bud slid In
to the river, the scow enme up under
Its own buoyancy. The remainder wns
simple. The vessel wns toweu 10 me
shore, where it wns hauled up on the
sand, nnd when the wnter receded
boles bored Into the hull caused the
ocow to empty. Later the holes were
plugged up again, and the old ship wn
ns line ns silk." New York Times.
Ueorae tVns Slow.
She If you could have one wish
George, whnt would It be?
Uo It would be that thnt-thnt oh
if 1 only dnrcd tell yon whnt It would
bel
She Oh, plenso go onl Do tell met
lie I dare not But, oh, If only I
could I
She Well, why don't you? What dc
you suppose I brought the wishing sub
ject up for? London Tit-DIts.
POULTRY POINTERS.
A safe rulo In feeding Is to give
enough to satisfy and no more.
Droppings should not bo allowed to
accumulate In the poultry houso longer
than n week.
Bone dust supplies nn nbuudanco of
boucmaklng material and counteract!
nny tendency to diarrhea.
When nosslbie. civo.the poultry house
n southern exposure nnd furnish that
side with an abundance of light
While wheat Is one of tho best grains
to feed to fowls, It should not bo fed to
excess or It mny causo dlurrhen. Feed
It with other grains.
Lobs of feathers .Is generally caused
by wnut of green food or wnut of n
dust both. Supply both, and, as a locnl
application use mercurial ointment
Breed the best flesh formers for mar
ket; tlieu feed tlicm up to ns great :i
weight ns possible. Well fattened, well
dressed poultry bring the best prices.
Silk Waists... iji W
Ijt Tho now el Ik V-v5c jv f"T! "
try waists are beau. 'fVssL fc,,IJ
&A ties. Such nn K4s ' jf 1
Tr y array of fancy fyf rj! '
Vff cmbroidorod I I pd 1
Jmb fronts; somo A R-j ..-.
jfflrmm&, wlth ,ar8 cro" -X. IW iSSE
wwsM cheted eyelets V vi t xy ,q
uffliOTftVv vk 'ace(' w'lu ''('a x f-v
lM'wwWfll&$ of satin; others ij A 00
(H$MtLPtr stitched all over I 1
W sNKffiii Bty'ea thnt but" w? V ro
llii vmW ton in th0 b8ck H . I C"D
"i W $3.50 to H ' ,-
M V $15.00 each . S-
$5 i IL ss I
FBiv . D I
Ntufr-7 III
A Tolnt of Order.
One of the conspicuous features lu
tho decorations of n certnlu otliclnl
building Is a full leugth portrait of
George Wnshlngton. Being Just be
hind tho speaker's chair, It Is In full
sight of everybody who rises to spenk
During a heated discussion, which In
voived tho honor of tho btnto aud nn
tlon, n member roso nnd, pointing to
the portrait began In oratorical style
"By tlioso eyes thnt never quailed be
fore an enemy, by that nose"
Then lie was Interrupted by a mem
bcr In the rear, who roso to a point
of ordpr.
"Mr. Chairman," said tho objector.
"I claim It Is out of order under par
llamcntary rules to call tho ayes and
noes In n committee of tho whole."
New York Times.
Or Coarae She Wa Glnd.
"So you overenmo that old antipathy
of yours," her husband remarked, "and
called on Mrs. Bobbles?"
"Yes."
"Do you think sho was glad to see
you?"
"I am suro of It"
"Ahem! You must have some reason
for that belief outsldo of her assur
ances." "1 have. I had on tho old dress that
was made over twice, my hat was out
of style, and my hair bad becomo un
curled, while she had on a gown that
could not havo come from anywhere
but Paris. Could she help being glad
to see mo?" Leslie's Weekly.
HHRDMH RE
IT'S EASY TO CLEAN,
Kusy to keep clean; easy to sharpen,
easy to keop sharp the grwdo of table,
ami kltuhon cutlery wo offer tho good
peoplo of Bnlom. Reason not dtfUcult
to flud; mado from tho A 1 kind of
stool and othor materials, mndo by
skillful workmen, proporly ground,
finely tempered and polished. Hand
somo handles lu multitudinous do
signs. Carving sots In fauoy boxo-
kegp tho dirt and rust out, you know.
'I
THEY ALWAYS ATTRACT ATTEN
TION. Tho vehicles shown In our sales
rooms catch and hold tho eye and do
moro. for their gracofuluoss of design
and boauty of finish aro equaled by tho
oxcollence of tho materials and work
manship ontoriug Into their construc
tion. Our prices are not ono whit be
hind In popularity, aud the falmoss of
our dealing la well known. This ia a
good place to. buy.
SKLJEM: OREGON
Harvard Unlverltr.
Harvard university derives Its name
from Rev. John narvard. Its earliest
benefactor, who In 1038 bequeathed 0110
hnlf of his estate, amounting to 800.
for the endowment of the college
Harvard hall was built In 1703, Hoi
worthy ball of brick In 1812 and Ilolllf
Hull, also of brick, In 1701. Stoughtou
hall, being of the same dimensions and
material as nollls, wns built In 1801
and a writer of 1817 states that "lU
appearance Is somewhat in the modern
style.-' Boston Budget
0
Bankruptcy Notice.
In the District Court of tho .United
States, for the District of Oreuen:
In tho matter of Ralph A. Shopard.
bankrupt No. 691. in bankruptcy.
To tho creditors of Ralph A. Shepard,
of Brooks, In tho county of Marlon,
district aforesaid, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
8th day of March. A. D., 1902. the said
Ralph A. Shepard was duly adjudicated
bankrupt upon his own potltion; and
that tho first meeting of his creditors
will be held In my office, 277 Commer
clal stroot, Salem, Oregon, on the first
day of April. 1902. at 10 o'clock In tho
forenoon, at which tlmo tho said cred
itors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine tho bank
rupt, and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meoUng.
Dated at Salem, Qregou, this 21st
day or March, A, R, 1902.
JOHN BAYNE.
Referee In Bankruptoy.
Table Linens
Another lot of
fine linens just
came. All clioico
patterns with nan.
kins to match.
This is tho largest
linen stock pliown
In tho city. Linens
In sets or by tho
yard.
Being direct importers you will
buy better linens horo for loes monoy
than elsewhere.
New Chiffon
Yelling
With large dots
nnd hemstitched
bordors, suitablo
for hats.
fiSafs
50c
yard.
ALL "INTERNATIONAL" GAR
MENTS are cut and made strictly to
to tho individual measure of each
man who orders them. The highest
Encod tailor In tho land oannot fit
etter or please hotter than w do, no
matter how much ho charirea. Wo
make up our garments in tho best
stvlo and with tho boat bbIH. Thoy
fit when firBt put on and thoy contin
ue to hold their shapo as long ns they
are worn. Of course, woar tolls on
nil clothes, but we put work into ours
that makes it tell leat; and if any
fault comes to li?ht you ran rost as
sured that wo will make it iiht, We
satisfy our customers iu overy partic
ular. Wo do tho utmost that nny
tailor can do, yet we maintain tho
the smallest possible prices. This Is
why thousands of the best dreatud
mon in Amorica woar our garments.
This is why our business grows biugor
and bigger ouch season. That Is whv
you snonld woar "International"
raauo to measuro ctoinos.
&d
This signature is on every box of tho cenoln
Laxative BromoQuinineTabicu
yV'&Zglho rcmody that enron o cotil lu nno dmr.
Fa B
ma
flUGllOI)
ae
COR. STATK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS,
SATURDAY, MARCH 27TH, THE AUCTION SALES HELD AT THE
ABOVE PLACE WLL CLOSE; THE REMAINING STOCK TO BE RE
MOVED TO NO. 307 COMMERCIAL STREET, WHERE IT WILL BE
CLOSED OUT AT PRICES DEFYING ALL COMPETITION.
THE AUCTIONS HAVE PROVEN VERY ADVANTAGEOUS TO THE
NUMEROUS BUYERS, AND AS WE STILL HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT OF
USEFUL GOODS TO DI8P0SE OF DURING THE LAST WEEK'S 8ALES
IT WILL BE IN THE INTEREST OF EVERY CAREFUL BUYER TO AT
TEND SOME OR ALL OF THEM, AND BENEFIT BY THE OPPORTUNITY
OF GETTING GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
R. L,. SABIN
Hbe 3La6ie8' DBa3aar
118 STATE STREET.-1
JUST ARRIVED-A full line o( tho celebrated F. O. nnd Amorlcan
Beauty corsets, Perfect fitting aud well mado. Don't fail to examine
tlieeo goods before buying elsowhoro. Our now line of lace collars on
display Seo our windows.
MRS. M. FENNELL.
ttX63S
B&,
Tfclarignatareia on every box of tho gennlne
Laxative BromoOiiinine Tablet.
?T,'V,tha rmod that eurea at cold In 000 dr.
ills
Fitting Your Eyes
Requires the greatest possible care.
It is essential that no mistakes be made.
We do it properlygive an examination
which guarantees better sight and fit
your eyes so that they- maylast longer
and give comfort.
, Herman W, Bar r
Scientific Optician.
Cor. State and Liberty St.. StUs
A Family Safeguard...
tlUt Will nrPVHMt rnllU oml nrlno ....
cliillff, cramps, dyspepsia, and many
Otne ailmpnta nml la ti,a .,. ,,,.......
pf prevention" in the household, Is a
bottle of good, pure whiskey or brandy.
VH ran oanonlallu n.i.j .i. . '
holt Ryo whiskey as being pure and high
(trade, and no family should be without
IVa
J. P. ROGERS, ISis?1
Wholesale and Retail Llauor Dealer
miPlta !lHEALTH
f3 BIO
rwwii
...New York Millinery Parlors...
317 COMMERCIAL STREET-
NO FORMAT npRMIMf! out. nrir.u .. . . .t.i.
. -...... v.miiu! uui rcaui run IlllalntiSS ica iums
oprlnghats. Choiceat collection of fine ready-to wear hata and ladies trlm
b and bonnets, ewet ideas and moitporant service in our work room. 3
iiia