The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 22, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textfctoi ,-wifl HV"H"BH1MMM ySMMrtBWMMK-.M "vHjspwr1 rtwiiwiiiMiriiiii ii v &. z&ssl " " siiplBiiiii " aVBBBBWaBBBiBBBBBBBBBBBB JfeBy sk iWMMygiaWftaaawWii1iU JHnaMigMCaLAb,;f ft-f 1 1 Hum Here tlie Great -Sale is if Going On ,,..--j"8 D AILV JOUHWAt,, ALEM, omoon, WS6M6MY, 66f6Bfi M. IMt , 1000 Pairs of Ladies Felt Slides i Worth $1.50 for 75c; a pair. These slioes are made of the finest felt and furs in Juliet or Romeo fur top, red or black felt HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS Has been before the paW. for GO year, awl has mt with remarkable mores as family raJicne beoaute it is reliable and will cure when other reared ea fall. Itis therefwe rero-nmemted to tboe who ssffer form Lom of Annetlte in. I spina la, Indleestlon. DyscecslA or Malaria. Focr and Agui one bottle W'll coBVlnce yoa that tt ia the b-it teedlcfne in tho world for the stomaob Be snre to try It THE DAILY. JOURNAL Member Northwest Afternoon Newt paper League. I i Alllsizes and all widths. 75c will lie the price tomorrow at Factory Sale of State & Commerical Sts. BY HOFER BROTHERS. ffqftasapMpadlil POftTLAtfb TAX.PAVerA AM The actio of the Portland Taxpaj ra' League, m revolving to petition the governor for a special seeelon la minimised as much as possible by the Salem and Portland papers that are against a seeefal seeelon. Frank Darey, tft Salem renreeenta Uve of the Portland Telegram, rti.he several columns to his paper that the referendum needs no leglfcfatlon, bnf s already In effect. These off-haad options settle noth ing. Can any of these newspaper or Frank DaVey, cn Governor Oetr i,im self, give a good, logical reason why It la not Just and fair and right to enact laws to put the Ro'ereiidnm in to effect? Can the -explain why fhk m., !. - "-T. ine wuon would be aelf-opera J tire, and all other parts of the censti .-.... .,.illo legislation? A ajh Topsy - Jurvy. " II ifTll llTTMaHllTl TH IMIIII'HIIIH lilliKill llllllilll win raise a) their boys tfcat tftr W- fi T I mm SES. Mall Ordera Premptly Filled. J. MORRIS, Manager. Closing Sale at Friedman's SPECIAL VERSUS REGULAR , SION. Thri fa a gredt deal of needless f IrcMmlocllttoB thee flays orer a plain matter of public duty, i All know that regular session of the . Oregon Legtelattire, "as she Is carried on, is a "holy terror.' I ah khow mat in rorty days, the shortest session of any state In the Unto, there Is barely time to pase the appropriation bills, and even that Is done In a hugger-mugger, under t handed manner, savoring of grand lar ceny. I The first ten days of the session Is lakes In organizing, .and the rest In lighting over who shall ho senator. There are three great mattors that need to be did posed of In nn orderly ' way the Referendum, a flat salary em and the Lewis and Clark exposi tion. These things should not be thor oughly besllnied In the whirlpool of personal grafts and political dirty linen, called the regular sosslon. I The people have voluntarily pe titioned for a special session. The Oregonfan said 600 names wero signed otltlons. The Statesman sava 032 fact remains that a special see was asked for. No petitions were IrcHleted hut through The Journal. Nit rnnn n&il liaea ,. I !,.... t ,. Call at Journal office and get new catalog of fifteen beat varletlea. Ex- ,nM ,' " naraZTnt .... tra choice hand-layered plant. at $20 per hundred, 30 cent, per dozen. A u adeeePy " a ZTllZ very flne let of plant, of Wilson, 8harp.es., New Par... Magoon, O.n'lZTJST m" j vi""'f "ni urn vin grow largo quantities or Berries at Only a short time left, and those who will take advantage of the closing sale will save money In buying overcoats, suits, hats, blankets, oil goods, underwear, notions, ribbons, laces, embroideries, etc., at private sale- only. Got a move on If you want bargains. Come to 207 Commercial stroH, whero Friedman's goods wants -J to talk to you. You will not go Tltbout them, If you have the article Friedman want. IMiaiipWim SB CMce Staff oerrv Plants'! one Year. S4.00 In Arfw,,.. i ...,..,. .. '" " "'"- Dally Three Month.. $1.00 In Advancll fLT! ' l.V'9, am Mn '"rectory. , oauy by Carrier, 60 Cenu Per Month. KT '" t 7, , VUMUrt '". A i i7wnc iear, iaw in Avance." """ amunument, without legislation. Is n dead cock In the pit Can they glre a plain, lo-i. .-. why it would not be Jnst and fair - mu io enact a flat salary law to take effect In January, fneUad of wait lug two or four years? Can they tell why it would not bo fair and Just and right to make pro- '..ton tor the Lewis and Clark Hxpo Instead of letting It go over Into the regular session to become trading Mock to cost the state a million? With a state tax levy of orer twelve mills, the people have a right to the fullest protection and hnfn r .i.- Referendum, not in any theoretical form, but In full force and vigor. The Portland taxpayors can se these matters In their full Importance and are perfectly right In petitioning for what should bo done as a matter of Plain duty to the people. lu. , UIU mon WJ0 C(Jm PMo that organization noeds no cer tljlcato of approval from any source mat uiey array themselves against the thrifty agencies of the ack does thorn credit. While we give credit, for honesty of purpose to those who differ from our v.ows, It must he remembered that only Inch by Inch are any rfnr,n. won from existing conditions. Pro gross Is not won by flatteries or traf licking with sllpendarles of existing That's a faTOrite attltttde of the small boy. And in thti again "the child u the fathrr of the man " Tbe man do no eaaay to walk tnroegta life on bit bands, but he creates for himself a king- aom of topsy-turvy-ikmt. He terns night into day. He eats re gardles of time and physical neceasitle. He makes a pleasure of hU iMalneM and a busineM of hi pleas ure in tact, he ef fectually reverses the order of natural li. ing. The rewlt U pbyrical disalHlttv generally introduced by " weak " stomach. The food he eats deer not nourish bftn le- caue the stomach and its associated organs are not able to extract the nour ishment from tbe food. Hence, the tjodr is uoder nour ished ami disease de- fcy elops in one form MjJr or another. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. It cures through the stomach diseases which originate in a diseased condition of the stomach and its allied organ. Hence, it cures "weak" lungs, 'weak" heart, " weaL" nerves and other forma of so-called weakness. " t tod h iKMbtol with caUrrh oT the tomach and tiMrt trouble " rrtteo Mr W. 1) Merchaat. of Tytentwiig. Ciariea Qs , Praa'. -lUd doctored lor ikwk time wtthoat reltcf. tbea I begaa to take Or tierce' DoMeti Med lal Lleer) I look wvea botttoi. Refere I hqMa to take H t weighed 119 pound, and now I w4ffh it I m wofkias? timtdly and (eel like a well roan I cnd ycj many thanki " Dr. Pierce's 1'leaaam Pellets cure con-fctijMti-on. & come profosalonal BaaahhKy. All Is interesting, to say nota.mf.af nroeai nent Htliens who are wtaniii to prove tbe crime Is being coeaMltted. The state made famoes by Carrie Nation Is furnishing another sensation of an extraordinary feminine type This time It is a girl with many aliases, two husbands and a baby, masquerading as a school girl in the role of an heiress to a wealthy uncle, all the while drawing her revenue from another prospective husband. 00 Tip Humphrey, of the Jefferson Re view, has a new suit of lothes. and Is so uncomfortable over the fact that he says he has hid from his subscribers. WILL DISCUSS OUR INTEREST GOLD DUST. "Lei tho GOLD DUST twins ato your work." I -. aay Hon. H. B. Miller, American Consul to China, to Lecture for Commercial Club. E. HOFER, Salem, Oregon. Vfc. 51.00 per hdndreo4, 30 cents per dozen. Our Seed Department Yen should, perhaps, like to know something about It. A few years ago we started to handling seeds, today we have the larg est seed btMNness In the state, outside of Portland. That means that our "' 8r t Interested In any aspirant motto, "RELIABLE SEEDS," Is a fact and that people know" wheimi bur f"p aMHWUir or any graft. Thoy are clt- secas or us uiey are getting what thoy call for. Grery ordor given our personal attention. , Just why the figures are given out MDoui tne special sestfion petition no one ran tell. They are not given out by any one who wants a siwcIhI see- I so, but by those who want the graft and disorders to go on. Those petitioning for a special ses- 19 Court Street. Brewster & White Feedmen and Seedmcn. Salem, Oregon. iiHiiiiiiniiniiiniiHHiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiii m-t. HRVIN Sz PETTEYS Leaders in to - date Footwear UR Repairing while you wait- 'Phene: Blue 201. 04 State 8trect, Salem, Oregon. i I tl 1 1 1 I I I II I HI IM 1 1 M M It It I I ) I u H- I lilt Bfiii sE'!Pl kasnsHl llirKl SBSsSii Librarv ine Lies Assortment Combination Cases and Tables Iseiw and taxpnysrs, and their names are clean. The slur that many of them are from Marlon county Is gra tuitous. From a political standpoint the Detn ociatlc party lias everything to gain by the failure of the ReptihlUanH to put lint salaries and direct legislation Into effect. No friend and well-wisher of the Re publican jtarty can want to see it guilty of neglect or treason (0 great reforms. Hut the (tarty has Midi a majority In Oregon that IU leadera Imagine nothing will vr turn the people against then. liiHlead pr conceding a few reforms In h decent, ordrly man-n-r. they must drive the people to the last ditch of deMiratjpn. That Is the logic of purblind parti aan Ism That Is the genius of Hour bmilsm. It blindly iHirsues Us scav enging methods until It becomes fa tally iMdeoued finin an overdue of MHlla. Let alleged ReMihllcnn politiclnns beware liow they trttle with Hih poo pie on matter where there la no (tar ty division. The slime and morass of iwlltlcs has unken our fair state about as far as tho pwnl can stand. They are wad Ing U) their necks in n sea of burdens end abuses that can only ) Hftd by a fight for what Is right. The Taxpayers' League will get abuse from many sources for taking this stand on the side of the people of this state. Hut It will have the satis faction of rejoicing If R gains a single "'in 111 us iiomands. JOURNAL X-RAY3. Of course, the Direct, Legislation amendment Is oporatlvo without log Islatinn. ISvery reform Is self-operative in Orogon. A stret is to be named by the X.Ray man in one of tho Populist towns of Southern Oregon. It Is to be called Sauerkraut avenue.- o a The Congregationallsts are in town Whllo something in the lino of yel low-legged chicken destroyers thonv selves, they are not equal to a Metho dist conference. An Albany man advertises "Heav enly Hash." Now that the factory at Llnnton has burned down, tills enter prising merchant will ho obliged to diange his brand. . The only provision of the Constitu tion relating to a specinl soeslon is to the effect that the governor muy call it at any time by proclamation, and tho session Is limited to 30 days. Miss Rebecca Taylor, the discharged clerk of tho treasury department, Is, womanlike, talking back to tho admin Utrutlon, with a caustic attack In tho public press on Roosevelt's attitude on the Monroe doctrine. John D. Rockefeller's revenue, it Is sold, amounts to 110.000 per hour, for n minute $flfifl; and $11 for a single second. Yet with nil this wealth at his command he cannot mnkc a single hair giow on his bald head. There should lie a large attendance of Salem people at the special meeting of the Greater Salem Commercial Club, to lie held in the council cham her. st the city hall, tonight The meeting will be addressed by Hon H U. Miller, American consul to China, who will discuss the "Interests of Ore gon in the Orient." This Is a subject of particular interest to the Northwest Mr. Miller is a good speaker, and should be greeted by a good audience tonight. The addres will be a treat for those who attend. 0 Bed Time I take a pleasant herb drink, the next morning I feel bright and my com plexion ia better. My doctor says it acts gently on the stomachc, liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is made of herbs, and Is prepared as easily as tea. It Is called Lane's med icine. Ail druggists sell It at 25c and SO cents. Lane's Family Medicines moves the bowels each day. If you cannot get It, send for free samples. Address, Orator Woodward, LeRoy. N. Y. B m s Ji 3n w No Soap, Borax, Soda or Ammonia is needed with GOLD DUST With little water and less effort you can clean anything about the house better, easier and cheaper than with Soap or any other cleanser. Once try it, you'll always buy it. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANKICOMPANY, Chicaro. New York. Boston. St Louis. Makers of QVAL FAIRY SOAP. yglissaa - - 7 r3" 22 1 i rt "l m Shingles and Shakes Tho roof is shingled best If you ine tho kind of sblnglos and shakes wo sell, and wo ask you to noto the goad wear and economy of the roof for which wo furnish the shingles or shakos. Wo carry a largo stock of shingles and shakes of good quality, cnrofully selected to mnko a sound, tight, durablo roof, and wo are al ways ready to glvo estimates. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Pas. Depot. Phone 651. Dancing School. Lesson nights Monday and Thurs day. Social dance every Saturday night. Tioga Hall. 10-20-lw Four Doctors Failed Ever shown in Salem can now be seen at our store. No use to wait longer if you need a book case. They range from $11.00 up. rOAliUmilfc J&S1!iKfy I S?Pniilr.",-"T " " taw!) I ff'BBfrff ' 1 ' i TV v f.lt I 1 ansnsssssnsBBBSSBMl ' l fl.aL tt i " -m- -Istnis.il s- f iiT a ii n ! .3 mw WMit I'll in i mp an a ti - - ABOUT OHARTER AMENDMENTS. The Salem ramwlttee on charter amoHilmoHta should hare their ntteu lion railed to soma Important cluing UihI aUould he uuule In that tHHtru ment. Hie rlty should have power to take up In a iHipuhtr hwh the tlS.iHR) or bridge IhiiiiI.. drawii for 5 er cent and tloat them at a popular loan of I per 'eut flat. Thv charter all on Id be amended mi that the street ear lino owner enn be made to put down the prober epuieut ruiianulka. All UiMt la good of tiiM charter "lu uld b retained, uul only such umeiidinenta be enacted as will make tt better CONSUNIPTION the moat dreaavd and deadly or all dls.asee. as well as pnuumoiilu, and all Lung Troubles are relieved ut once and cured by Aoker's English Remedy Lhu king of all Cough Cures." Cures roughs nud Colds In a dixy.. U cents. Your money back If iiiMntiuiio,! Write for free sample. W. II. Hooker & Co.. Uuffakj. N. Y. a J. Pry. Drug SALEM WATER COMPANY! lh uatU-e of eiuploylug girls as hi 4iHi.ii intHdfiigera t. lu vogue lul And anil that Pity bouita of (be iutereetiMg alao to publish kov each chMreh gives, THE MATTER OF EXTENDING CITY BOUNDARIES. l Important, but should not be en lered into hastily, and with a dlspo altlon to wrong any man. Certainly this city has ben lir no haste to oxpand, and In all past cam imlgns of this kind the people have been found on the side ,,f uonserva-Usui. The people are theie now, but they will resent effort to asperse the mo tlves of the boundary expansionists, " though thej; were public enemies. For tn years the city, as It now Ntands. has borne the burdens of gov ernment for the suburbs, and has fair ly got Its bond above water. It has been proved fr four years that the city can be run on safe lines, and not a dollar of public money ml appropriated. 80 tho poopb, of the city aie at least on ground where thoy can Invite the suburbs to enter, and not he branded aa highwayman or persons who wish to plunder their neighbors. This mutter of oxtenslon of city boundaries Is a hulnM pmimeltlon. Tbre Is nothing personal about It. aiul Uioo who push personalities to u mint have surely their own .wr. oiial Interests to hide or serve. Many worthy people live outside the vr, uiui nave surely u riant, aloua-i with other cltliens, to be asked to be ,, iRliiMI III It lu .... ..-I I 'I ii" vriiiiB. Many have the use or city water and elwtrlc light and telephones, and pay Hot a penny of city taxes ou their i-m. ideiires. That I the condition of many of the lople of Salem. They have great ad vantages from doing business and llv : In the cly for all practical pur poses, and yet pay nothing to wain tain tbe city government. Two committees are at work on (Li. question of what is reasonable In the way of etHdlug eltj- bouHdarlee. j Tin Ir action ami report can be await-ed. Those who aro how on Uld e the llm them that fatty foods give ttp and get all the advantag.. & l.r,tU .,,1 ;cl...a be wHHhi to jay some I , , I For those who have colrl rh J T: ' !mK tlun bodiwi or are threat- Thi SiWm churches are to follow 1 ?.i . lh.. goo.1 e.xample of Iter. Ily. o( Sc . 'W W,WI con"U or a' Joseph's church, and have a aeriuon nad a collection for the beneAt of the striking minors. As they have pub lUhed their good Intentlona, and mny publish part of their MrsaoM. it would Tlie busliuss men of Portland do well to arouse themselves lu bobalf of an extra session. Thoy should never forget that there Is $60,000 a year In fees and a whole lot of timber-land fraud boodle against the proposition. A man who wishes to come to Ore gon from Florhlu, nnd desires to know whether he can raise any alligators or Mississippi crockodlles here Any one having any good land for these crops please write The Journal Immigra tion Hureaii. Salem Justice witnessed the unusual spectacle Tuesday afternoon of the State of Oregon prosecuting on a crim inal charge of obtaining money under fnlsi pretenses, a man who had been fleeced In n gambling game in this city. Hut It Is the law. seems to be established In a Jus tlce court that there Is gambling car t-ied on In Snlem, and the unsophlstl cated Itastern man may lose his cash right readily. Also that soma people THE ESQUIMO The Esquimo eats blubber. The lumbermen eat pork. These people are constantly exposed to cold and physical strain. Experience has taught Dr. Darrln bns been so thoroughly heralded by the press of Oregon that there are none who aro not aware of his presence or conversant with tho many hearty indorsomonts that come to him from evory section of Orogon. Many of those are from well-known nnd prominent persons persons whose word is unquestioned by their friends and neighbors, whoso voracity Is recognized far beyond tho commu nlty In which thoy II vo, and whose en dorsemont carrlos with It moro than oidlnary conviction; yet even tho tes timony of thosa of mora than local rep utation falls to carry with it quite the degree of conviction that Is borne by thnt of the testimonial, relating facts personally known to tho roador. Mr A. Peel, of Eaglo Point, a well-known resident of Jackson county of many years' standing, submits over his sig nature what ho knows of Dr. Darrln's professional ability lu a complicated case, in which four doctors hnd pre viously failed, and tolls of a neighbor who is also able to bear splendid evi dence of tho doctor's curative powers. He writes as follews: Mr. Kditer: I hold it to be my duty as well as a pleasure to holp to make known any means of relieving the suf- tering or humanity. Ton years ago I was taken with heart trouble and nalns through my chest and body. I had then been under the caro of four doc tors, and thoy gavo mo up as Incur able. I was so weak and run down that I could scarcoly walk across the street. All my friends and neighbors thought my days on oarth were nearly spent. I visited Dr. Darrln. In Portland, ten years ago, and was cured by him in two months. I have nevnr iua.i 111 slnoe, and I fool able to work. My neighbor, Mr. Mathews, of Hagle Point, visited Dr. Darrln, the same year, and was cured of lung trouble called consumption, and a large tumor In his side. Refer to me at Hagle Point. Oregon, whore I reside, and nave ror twenty years. A. POOU Dr. Darrln remains In Salem until November 1st. at the Willamette Hotel, and at Woodbum ut Hotel Wood burn November Sd to December 1st. A Juicy Morsel fo Breakfast Or dinner you cau enjoy from cne of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, lamb or mutton chops. Teal cutlets or tork, Our meet are all cut from thoja'test ml nnineat cuttle, nnd wo can suoply font table wl'h freah, nutritions nd wholesome mnts st lied rook prices. E. C, CEOSS SALEM CRE Phon 391 K7f?pjfly3Qn VaFvaBLanA A Lucky Find But It's hard to And anything bolter 'Tiaacasjof hoUh and strength. nm this in mind: thuro's nothing to equal Salem beer us n touic and mild stimu lant. Cooling, refreshing, nourishing, invigorating, it is npotfoct brew. Strict y pure, of high grade and uniform id quality the beer par oxcollonco. Capital Brewery Co. Mra. M Beck, Proprietor. You Can't Beat Them Is what everyone says that wears the collars ami cuffs laundered heu. They are exquisite In their perfect finish and faultless color, and look fiesh and clean when sultry weathor makes those of your lens wise friends wilt and wrinkle with perspiration. Our fine laundry work is beyond com- petition. Salem Steam Laundry; C01. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorou. D. Olmsted, Mgr. 230 Liberty St. Phone 411. r -f city should tH'ng for It. Albert Dray, well-known In p0k county, was killed by a train near 0 trander, Wash.. Mondny. wasting disease, there is no fat in so digestible and palatable a form as Scott's Emulsion.! 1M... ... ... l)r h j-iiyaii:iiiiib prvscnQO H. Mokl Tea Doiitlveiu r.i... pi... u.i,.i.. i..r -;:;:"' rwi" c ,..--., .uuneuuon ana Constipa tion. A delightful herb drink Ro Riovee all eruptions of tho skin, pro duclng a perfect complexion or money refunded. 2c. and Wc. Write to us n rfr,e l?n,p,e' w- "ooker & Co Buffalo. N. Y. D. J. pry. nrP,r0" hisweek-m'S D'3 GdS a'ld Ml,,lner' Store Bargains for Lace Curtains, 2 1-2 yards long, 50c pr. Lace Curtains, 2 3-4 yards long 75c pr. m r.?n? Is' yards lonff. 40 in. wide, $1.00 pr. R?f5ewlSlns,f 3 yd!;irc. 58 in. wd. $1.75 pr. Snl clmis i?rge size 7 5c each. PsKe?ds' Marsailles, worth $2.75, for $1.85. corsets from 25c up. Shawls, Fascinators, 25c up. s Tin? Win thu-IaJestDst-vles' Buck,es- Cabashone, Feath Laces h'- v r 4P ?m;Pons' Velvels Felts, Ribbons, SSrhtv.-n U find thls deParl'"ent strictly up-to-date, lirst-ciaw in every respect, and reasonable prices. Greeotoum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to the Postofflee . 302 Commercial 6t. humaiie aoclety. OFFICE CITY HALL Vat, trater aorvice npjily at offlce, ilsf peyablo monthly la advance, Ifaiv all nrnn1nlfllai est 4 Warn itffiMa mm TiB ELITE CAFE 209 Commercial Street. The M.O j8S) Cbrapoiii Berv4 ia the best o style and with the peJt guJUble WMjpauIments. , R HCKBRLBN, Proprietor HHHHMBttB aaaalnaaK aaLlnBB inaaaaaaaaaaaaaW flnaaaaT iBBlnaBV aalnV WtllwfcJ oj 4 t.Uio r.U Mt: Kunrv fc i.tu k. j, w. m v-tk. - -- . ,J. A. I.AiHlMska ,r 4 11 .. ... , nrie iueuay, fracturing two rib, and reeelvlag numerous bad brubaw. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL uootie Harluir r i,.,.. eaetb. All n.r: VV" ., "'l '" roriit --, o . umiuinc material, aud, g.avel, Utb, Bhinglee.etc ihvi D'siiti I'orllniMl Cement. WOOD : eaw ed or ft u D, S. BENTLEY Hl-183 Coin'I Puone 601 Msid rjflBHBBnnBmh Uf!l, L,h,tPait,y Ltakc, Light Work Light Cost.-SURE and- Quick-as-avink I p-n-A Sense, shortnasS' and salt.