The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 05, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textl.-MreMfcrl t, SJWfci itiA SKRTi T3r" THE DAILY JOURHAU SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 5. 1902. I? 'J l f THE DAILY JOOBMLS bare eee vleyiaWwt fa ' in ami H VMRM !BBB BK e Hid Membtn Northwest Afternoon N paper Leagve. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally One Year, HC9 In Advance. oany Three msdw, ijw in ovjdcc. aNy by Carrier, "S Cents Per rrte-ntn. Veekfy One Year. L09 In Avance. HONOR TO GEOJM3E PEARCE. wflt wnr mail, wit gret tetacnMM f Oewmr J. ?Mt to tee Ottfceee cosnsBittee, Morseed tftatt te whose Ctti tahkfaKraUoa bed teo rwirn uk m Let tfee petm isireioe 'of a cestftal aathortOr, and see ant hfc or her Work k hee dee. Let tfc wbete MMIi MM tftm he ni isssjr gM. Winked Use tkrkct encores, aoii AmY j"oI to tectar tkat M fJnlm plea sfcoeld prersJl every erfeer. Tfceee wr eirosut umjupmm settmsnln flresn a BcfmbHeaa lender, write Km afar od for etaaa IraoV mh metfioes wliata the party, bet knows ths tk samara stea of tsml the eJty bw prove a falters. That Magnus, sfcosM be feasted ky jbvmm; sum as a souvenir of a kartl luiafct cositeet foocbt neon a record imparaJfeled acMerossont oa w Ma. sad with eaeselos perttaeuctty art parpoee oa the other side. Mr. Pearee ic a naa who aaosM sot e oeetieoked. He baa firmness of -parpeee, aad a clearness of tMob that -SjoaMfi kirn for filltag say oHce ia the state. la ttvetr effort, aad tot a have whole THE OVERHEAD CHECK. At tfcte season of the year, wkaa TO&as are soft and sHppery, fail of ImMs aad bard to travel, tka orar iMnd cheek ia aa Instrument of great rety. This la especially tree of horses tkat Jar loaa; journeys to make, or hoary toad to palL Tkay should ba gJvea Che free uaa of tkair head and necks, to Uirow their koalas forward and do hair work easier. Maay korsaa bare boon trained to irtve with orarhsad chocks until It In almost anaafa to drlra tkaai any othor ray. Sseb koraao shosld ba alraa sloBcka, and gradually tauaht to owrard thaw. Tka ovarkcad chock, with a breast harness on, on horse to pull a heavy lop bsss7 on wnddy roads, uphill and "down, ought to be forbidden by law. Tat It is a combtnatton frequently seen driven by Christian people. Tke overhand check, except on high jHrlteil aalnuds. thai are kept wrtely for pieaeHre, and that cannot be tlrlv i In any other way, nam up the nnl rnal," datracta. from .Its fx)tver, spirit and uaefulneas. IIprH'w driven without a raerkrein 1a(. lon8r, go farther, taka lass fed, selilom ran away or fall down, and are In every way safer, and inore eco nomical to the ownar. The checkreln )s a snrvivHl of fashion and Ignorance, ami the blinders are about the samn thing. ROOM FOR CIVIC IMPROVEMENT. We cannot all be luy about polltlon Had the city In much In ntml of cleaner trsets ami alleys. Thare Is not a kiosk hut needs cleaning up in a gen eral war. and can ba Imnrovad SO nar cml. Turn out tonight and attend I popular. sale earakrtftea fh th eirlc flrtse of xeStsr owm be yards rfces). Let so oat Invoke the law eatil psiisiaalm nasi ro-operatsos have eeeaj triad. Let as hasr moorta oa the coadl doas of erh Mark ht the eky. asade firm persona) inspertkw. aad wHhost sseatioetag aaaaea let as know the rleaa blocks a) the dirty Mocks. Let as all inform rmrsorvas. The will be better, thea emsesylWi extra poHeo sad saahary laspectors and apeodiag pobUe stoaer oa what we shomld do earseivee. Let as form a society to sweep before our own doors, aad attend a aHUe to oar own svsrness. la a kossery. aood-aarad way. act "srfc-oa' ABOUT PORTLAND PAPERS The Portland Joaraal Is at trtlng Salem fairly. It had no hard wordi dnrlag oar receat city cam paign, aad It spoke at least respect fully of the achievement of the Hay seed adnrlnhKraUoa. The other Portland papers boosted the Posh, aad did all they could to orerthrow the progress there baa been made ia tho city toward honest aad solvent administration. Aa article complimentary of the I Capital City is usually throws Into the waste banket at Portland. The tow standards that prevail ia such cIL les makftfl It Impossible for them to comprehend a high standard of civic duty, such as prevails at Salem. The cold-blooded lackadaisical treat man t of all reform by the Pert land papers reveals aa un-American spirit of mossbacklsm that bodes 111 for that town becoming a city of va quarter of a million right away. They spread a great dal of pulmon ary apathy over our state by their heartless treatment of all the better sentiments of the people, and give the Impression that nothing Is done but for the aark. A good cause It generally sneered at, and some trifling matter Is made great, to keep the people from think lag seriously about anything. But Sa lam can fight out her own salvation without help from Portland journal ism, "as she has been conducted." HOSTETTER'S .TOIUACH BITTER. as eeea the standard remedy f 4Bara. nrer aad. klrtser compleiat r attjr years. Then don't accept aa her If yoa wish to recover yos aits. It win sosltrrelr care Heac he. Nawfrsa, Be4eh!n$, Fisttrteocy dfgeetten. Dyspepsia and KMoe -Wos. Try a kettle aad be cct need of Its ralae. Tie saaatse ha Jr Private btamp ever Ua nerk o bottJ. AveM aH aefeetttatcs am litatleos. I tar yaws pay a state priater aad swr--al other state ontcfate la to twenty a year tttsf-. - , JOURNAL X-RAYS. WHERE THE COMMON PEOLPLE WERE FOOLED. Were tho people for or against a special session? So far as they ox. pressed thsmselvee at all they were for it The business men and big tax payers and Uie city government of Portland, representing a lt of IIS, 000 people, were for It The petitions from farmers and laborers sent In by The Journal, to the tune of a thousand, asked for It. The ISugene Register says of.ltfl fight against a special sessien: "Tho people wsro with us, and backed us In ouropoeItlon to such n needlees expenditure of public funds. Hence Jhe special session was tin. Please don't overlook the the meeting at the city hall at 70 o'clock. The Civic Improvement League af fords opportunity for a rally along the lino of municipal aleaullnees, which Ik next to Godliness. We cannot stop overyltody drinking or gambling, hut we can help clean our city. We can do the duty that lies nearost at hnnd, about which we are agreed. The Journal favors making Alder common people, whoso advocates you claim to be." This Is the seronest height of Impu dence yet reached, a graft land office organ claiming to represent the peo ple. Not a single petition was filed by your alleged "common people." against holding n upoelal session. Tho governor took the word of a handful of poHtofllre and timber land man Btolr. presldr-nt of the bague, Ipubllrntfons as to the wishes of the Thnt will givo tho city representation 'common people In tho orgaulzatlon and then let in rto tho common peopl" will for i mil in i i in iiii mafcMS J" oSeVyV Jd'sjHrill I wF ..QaBsJsHH r Ctiorai I r ' mme A couch means a great deal to a young person, when there Is a family history of weak lungs, with perhaps a case of con sumption itself. Coughs weaken the tissues, congest the mem branes, and prevent healing. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral controls the congestion and inflammation, and the cough disappears. Your doctor will explain, for we give ail doctors the formula. J, 0. Ajc Co., XwU, MtM. . " TV tT utU Ajtt'i Ohirrr rctorl In oar dmllr for err a jn. Par all tunc tranUu 1 4m mr thr ! no medlciu lu qul,- iiu. A. f omkkot, AppUtoo. Ulna, If yoa wast to Ova h". aood oh ige keep at work. V The editor of this paper aow proav Umm to devote more tiasa to the straw berry ladaatry If Thossas JesTarsoa hi as good aa actor as his aaatesaks was a politic tea we will hear a good stay ! IS It is announced that Mies Cecelia Loftas sails from London today to Join Sothern's company as Ophelia. Glad to welcome you bade. 'Cissy." The Bxpanetoa Christmas Journal will do good aad. help bring about better feeling between Marion county aad the Lewis and Clark exposition. It is pretty near aa seen thing In this town between the taxpayers aad those who want the town to run re gardless of their rights. The former are sUll In the majority. According to the l.akerlew Herald there seems to be an egg aad butter famine in that town at present It says "the hens have goe oa a strike aad the cows have all dried up. Butter la scare it M to II cents per roll and eggs are hard to buy for SO rents to 11.00 per doses... The Joaraal renews Its eugg'stion that all petty politics be dropped and all come together In a-grand Jolllfl cation aad whoop greater Salem of the tweaUeth century. Let us set an ex ample to others (hat we tan ggbt out our differences and coma together as meH tor the welfare of the entire com munity. Jark Ryan's Union Imrber-sliop has a tonsorisl artist named Wm. Hsch, who fixed up the X-Ray man the other day so nice that he got into trouble. He gave his hair the latest Interna tional cut. his mwistach the German Jtmneror out, and a shave thatwould have delighted King Hdward. The editor had business at Meyer's de partment store and stood waiting at the elevator when a fine-looking lady came up also Intent on taking the elevator and bumped against him saying In a friendly way: 'May I go down with you, dear". He turned, lifted tils' bat and said, "Certainly, Madam." She begged his pardon In great confusion for the familiarity, and said, "Kxcuse me I took you far a dummy." She had mistaken him for one of the wire fashion flguros on which the latest styles of men's clothing are displayed. Uussell Sage, the "dean of Wall street," today recolved the congratu lations of his frlonds nnd business associates on the oleventh anniversary of his escape from death on Dec. 4, 1801. at the hands of a lunatlo, who exploded dynamite ,tn the aged finan ciers' office. On that day Henry Nor cross of Boston approached Mr. Sago and demanded sevoral hundred thous and dollars, threatening unless It was Immediately paid to drop on tho floor a valise he carried and which ho said was tilled wlUi dynamite. Mr, Sage did not produce the money promptly enough, and his visitor let the satchel fall. A terrific explosion occurred. Mr Sage wns practically unharmed, the mad visitor was blown Into pieces, a rlrk named Laldlow was badly In jured and the office was wrecked. Afterward Laldlow sued Mr. Sage, claiming the flnaneler had used him as a shield. The case bas been fought through many courts, and Is yet un settled. The Salem Journal, published by a man who has posed as a statesman, publiotst and general educator, makes this profound observatien: 'What Interest have other towns in Oregon In making Portland n city of a quarter of million? Like other cities, she would suck the life-blood out of all the rost of the state." We used years ago, to read occas ionally In soma 'way-back sheet some iuch oppression as this, but that such a conimont should be made in the Twentieth Qontury and by a news Sapor printed In tho stato capital, is surprising, Of course, It would be a raete of energy to argae with aay eso rlth so narrow aad eeeeare perese ioa as this eeerratleH isdfc&iefe ortawd Teeeeraas. i As has hoea captained, the Portland wsers are utterly aaaole to graso Jse sarraam of the above. They jraalod a special tales to provide or their fair aad did not know -sough to get H. Thy allowed a few ZacUoaal aeweaaoera to JeHy the Gov ernor oat of It How Fartlaad basl aees aaea ftad thBrres with a fair oa bead aad baruly tfaw to write to the COTeraows of seveateea states to as lasts to meatloa the fact la their meeaagos, say nothing about get ttag teadekUIre action. There is about as natch danger of PorU&ad becoming a city af a quarter of mflKoa with sack sleepy methods ae there Is of eoerrertiog the Sahara Into a prune orchard. yJ . 9-f-m t Are not held by JO&kM(tfM InconiKtenis. taMahtaWai aaJ hSHkSaiamAae ( -j- - - sS.A - - mJ 1 ilii rttataee UoHrii lb k ! 4 bw led. Thf k m torn ' ' ' HUtA rttf. rMMeMi4Mt(tkbMlanulittlMa4MiHUUi S CAPITAL BUSINESS CO l.ECE. I awawaijwil Pweterm r bet oat reeer m. kM m,.. -... .. .. . . " f oin.&T. rnnftioal, Sa'err The TraniBi! Mind. Who dees not love a tranquil bearL a tweet tesspered, bslaseed Hfe? It does -not awtler whether It rales or shines ef what wWorttmes corns te those pes eeastog these Meetings, for they are al ways sweet sereae and calm. That exquisite polee of character which we call serenity Is the last lesion of culture; it is the flowering of life, the fruitage of the soul. It Is as precious as wktlom, more to be detdred than gold yea, than even ane gold. How contemptible mere money wealth looks In comparison with a serene life a life which dwells In the ocean of truth, beneath the waves, beyond the reach of tempests. In the eternal calm! . How many people we know who sour their lives, who ruin all that U sweet and beautiful by cxploMve tern ere. who destroy their potee of charac ter by bad blood! In fact it Is h iue thnt whether tb great majority of peo ple do not ruin (beir lives and mar their iMpidnoes by lack of self control. How few people we meet In life who are wel! Imlsnced, who bare that ex quisite iKdse which te characteristic f the fliilehed ebarscti-r: Success, Tnklnir n Cfinnor. He looked' hapy Aoosh as be walked up to the povtoWce box, set a huge JBtulle on the floor end began taking pretty square envelopes there from, dropping them by twos and threes Into the box. "Illic kK. of letters.'' remarked the policeman. "Nice day too." "Lettersr tahl the happy man. "My dear fellow, these are not Tetter. They are wetlilrng bivltatlons." A stern look came over the face of the hitherto friendly policeman. "My friend," he said, "I am eerry to disturb you, but I wnet do my duty. Come with me." "Arretted V "Yes." "On what churgo, sir? This Is uu outrage." ".Vot at all. Vou are advertising u lottery through the hh." The inan went sloug. Kansari City Indeiiendent. Tlir lltiliMo lt-iiilntlun. 'ITie (toveruor Cokmei, don't yet) know Judge Itlank? Shake lmwls with hiiu. The Cutonul .Vli, you are Judge Ulank of ItliiiikMlltV Tlie Judge V us; llmnkvHIu Is my home. The Colonel Of course I know jou by reputation then. The Governor CoJoncJ, dou't jou know It ulways makes me foel mighty uncomfortable whon u man Miys that about me that he knows me by rcpu tutlou? Tho Colonel How Is that, governor? Why should it make you feel uncom fortable? Tho Governor Becniibe, by Jlugo, I always wonder which reputation ho menus. h swonl is a trlok not conducive to health or longevity. Hut It is not more injurioiM than the busty swallowing of hall masticated food Hashed down by gulp of ice water in summer or cups of hot codec tu win. ter. Ha&ty eating is the foe of health. Sooner or later it must result in in. dige&ion or some other form of Horn, sch distant. For the cure of the diseases of the stoaiach and allied organs of digestion and nutrition, thsre ia no medicine so effective as Do "tor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 7 always helps It almost always eurts. Mr. Wary K Uvrt. at faituer. Gilmer C W V write I will alwiy recoraratnJ Ur Pierce Ooldcu ilcdiil Mtcovcrv. 'I'ttvorite i'rancrlptiou' and 'PUut PelloU' fur they cured me vrben ilocton end otli-r mi-li oloe foiled I'or fiftceu cr I TUcl mt Id wUery When t com mm -r. I tl-ii? l. I 'erce i mediclnM, I bed gitrii up .ill hope of ever fettius- well I cuul i u 4 '.te duwa to leep an t evervtaln I ale would almot cramp me to dfatu wai very uervou and could hardly walk acroM tbc room ly avu-Al kikiV mhuU wbeu I cooimcuowl Ukliig Tbeae ntedl elite atx yaara nga, hw tmitham hniJrtJ ami frrt iHjt, awl am barine better heultli tbau ever Vttorc My friend all aay tbey can hardly believe Ibat I am the tame person , after belug tkk to losz I kw (ManrtJ to t teiutt ami nur tt I have lakeo fifteen bottle of HARRITT & LAWRENCE. f 4 Sell mere GrGctrles asd tetter Groceries than AHYBodv Fresh Walnuts, Currants and Rag AND EVERYTHING IN 8EAS0N FOR HOUSEKEEPERS IN The ' rtu stAsuri. ulu p. o GROcta J Wholesale ' AND RB-TAI Roehe lisrber Lime. Best brands Portland Cement. Y ) )D- HtU a lifts. Alt kinds of bnlkllng material, esud, g'nvel, lath, "hingievHe D. S. BENTLBY l-183Com'l Pho0ewJ Shingles and Shak Tho roof Is shingled bn... the kind of shingles asd u.i! all sn va ..t. . wear and economy of tha J shakes. Wo carry a Urs r shingles and shakes of carefully selected to mk9 , , ugni, auraoio roof, and ve i ways ready to give estlnut. Goodale Lurr.ioC Near 8. p. pu , r-nono 651, 4 Juicy Morsel for Breakfast )r dinner yon can enjoy from rne of onr under and delicious meats steaks, lamb r mutton chops, veal cntlets or fork, Var meats are all cat. from the attest nd nnmeateattle, and we ran tnpply oer table with freeh, nstritioHB and rholeome meats at bed rock pr!o-r. C, CROSS SALEMo0FE PhoD 291 ov5?ots '--'' "-' ls WithYonr.ThanksgiTingtWg The beverage that goc$ "that cheers instead of lntt.-i pure and appetizing beer, IfetJ Ism beer. Its healthful raakos it the standard of ; and Its delicious flavor mahuj vorite beverage -nith eplewj those who love good rheerns bllity. Order a trial caw ; giving, and you will give nil the tip. CAPITAL CITY DREWERVW WORKS, Mrs. M. Beck, Pre faows a Good Thing When He Sees It. - -Vnd when a man has beon In the habit if having his laundry work dono up In ho perfection of color, finish and mothe odgos, you couldn't pull him iway from tho Salem Steam Laundry vlth n forty-foot log chain. Wo mako i study of our trade, and have attain id perfection In It Our prices are as vhlto as our linen. Salem Steam Laundry Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop. Oorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. hone 411. 230 Liberty St. Hill 1 I ll-H-HHHIrtl 1 UlrlH IH II I I IN THE STANDARD iJL Easan W -s l4aWa pfinm hf'Zs tSBSBSBSBaS.' forsvH. r r r trr1 M -S. r4TTrrrrPr r l Sun Typewriters They are constructed on tho plan of the S100 machines. type bars; direct stroke; alight, rapid touch; carriage, platw ' releases; porfect alignment; marginal stop, etc See weo"' office of the Capital Journal. J AN UP-TO-DATE MACHINE. PRICE ONLY $J W- F. KETCIIUM. Salem. Oregon. Arent Marlon and Polk Counties lllllinimilll I II I I Hf-HH 1 1 1 i ill 1 1 1 Hrvvrlf ami w ww ( nave lakeo cneen bottlca or the ' lUcovery ' fifteen of the Freecripttoa ' and fifteen of tbc 'relict.' Dr. Plarce'a Common Sense Medical Adviser, paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay expense of inailiug only, or if cloth binding is desired send xx stamps. Ad dress Dr. JL V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. y. it out that draft so dangerous tp health open doors cause drafts the Eclipse Check; and Spring closes doors doas It without slam-j ming without jarring the house noiselessly Simple durable best. Buy it here. R. M. WADE & CO., Sa': 22SVXvvSVaaVlbYX tAAWAWAAJWSC-' - a. .. rrth.If AmMH. &' iu . KbM .!- J- -- LNM'P Hi