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THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1903.
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STRIKE 9 I
., GETTING! 0
BITTER
I Hod, Carries and Con
I crete Men
.Employers Say They wifl
eyer Employ UnionjLabor
Will Import Mechanics, from
the East at 'Once '
Portland, Or., April 13. Tho hod
carriers and concrete men struck to
day, Joining tho small army of build
ing trades employe already out. Em
ployers this morning demanded police
protection
for each building, which
was granted
Thoy will Import me
chanics of all linos to tako tho place
of tho strikers, and agreed not to In
tho future employ any union men. All
building operations will be suspended
for a few days.
Brief Telegrams.
k Assistant Attorney-General Deck
lias tendored his resignation to the
president, and It has been accepted
In a note expressive of satisfaction of
.Mr. Deck's services.
A soldier came Into Fort Yellow
stone Sunday from tho prosldont's
Miamp. He' reported that tho prowl
dent was wall, and that ho had scon
xreat quantities of game.
Cardinal Gibbons pontificated at
'the Master swrvlce nt Ilaltlmoro Hun
day His Kmlnence wiih much Im
proved In health.
. The Iowa I ilea tins had n number nf
novo jars, but It took tho Indorse
ment nf tho ernldtunt neker nftor
the presldaney on the Democratic
ticket to give It Its death blow.
President 1,mbet. of Franco. Is to
tmbark for tho north coast of Africa
next Tuesday, after being feted at
Marseilles. lie vlll be escorted by
tho bnttloshlp St. Uuls. carrying sen.
ntors anil deputies.
Tho PiMtdtmt Is iwoliig much game,
inn up in iiiuti nun not Killed any lions.
Thoio In a smallpox epldamle nt
Hlianllui mid Antelope, In the south
eastern pait of Wasco county. Th
dlionso Is of a severe type.
Whlttuksr Wright olalmod to bo a
fltlxuu of the United States, and says
that the t'ommlssloutii- who' heard his
case Is without Jurisdiction.
IMwnrd K. Fuller forfeit! his ball
In ChlwiHo yoHterday. and his brother
Urwln's security bond v,a mined to
7QQ0. The brothwrH had stamps In
their potsifwslon Mtolun from Ponun
City. Okla
Tun skoluloim In rrn'oiilnrlun of flat
stones, uncovered on n farm unst of
Hopklnsvtllo. Ky aro pronounced by
Professor Morohcnd. of J'hllllpa Acad
uiiiy those of rate prehistoric mound
bulldunt.
Tho Standard liun that an iikiho
inunt hus liesn concluded u hereby
Ureal llrltaln. Franue and Germany
will pnrtlelpnto equally in (lie control
of tho propMud llngdtid railroad, nnd
tho rewindon of which will bo guarau
tcciUby tlm Turldsh runtoms.
John O. Kane Died.
John D. Kano died at tho Salem
Hospital Hiilurtlay morning of pnou
inuula Th deceasMl wns S3 years
old. n native of New York, nnd for the
last 10 years was omployod as an up
holntarar In this rlty.
Mr. Kauu was of a gontl and kind
ly nature, and tliuso qualities will ro
nialn us plcnnant iiiimmrleH to those
who know him best. Ho leaves a
widow and ilvo children. Walluce W .
Douglas, uu attorney at Marshfleld:
l.ucla, 10; ltlchard. 13, and Joseph, 13.
Tho funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon at 2: SO from tho resfdoncc
of Uov. Kantuer. lntermunt In City
Vlow cemetery.
Senator Hanna Qu.it of Honor.
Syracuse, N. Y.. Ajirll 13. Senator
Hanna, of Ohio, camo to Sjrucuso to
day, nt tho Invitation of the Chamber
of Comment, and tonight he will bo
tho guost o( honor at tjito auuual ban
quet ofyjjm orgsnlsatloii, hlvo hun
drol reiresoiitatlvo business and pro
fessional men of Central New York
have Peon Invited, and the banquet
promises to bo tho moat notable affair
of Its kind evur given In this city
' Qui jSJ
New Clerk Drains Work.
C. I Pnrrish, formerly of Klamath
county, arrived today from Portland,
and assumed his duties as chief clerk
In the school land orUco. Ho succeeds
lo. Drown, of this city who was re
t'outly appointed dork of tho school
land boAiitj to hueijetjj jr. )K Chamber
lain, Ujo Pttrrliio hs for somo timt
served as chlof t-lork In the nurohuinn,
deparlment of lg O, It, N, Com
pany. In Iortland
-Will Discuss Kindergartens.
Pittsburg, I'a.,April 13, ThoIntcr
national Kindergarten Union, which
holds Its tenth annual convention here
during the three days boginnlng to
morrow. Is a federation of 70 kinder
garten associations in all parts of the
United State add Canada. Several
hundred delegates hare arrived to at
tend the gathering. Aribng the p'roml
acnt persons who will' address the
gathering are Dr. Goorgc B. Vincent,
of tho Unlvorslty of Chicage: Prof.
Arthur Dow, of Pratt InstftBtc; and
I)r William T.' Harris, United States
Commissioner Vf Education.
Tickets by :!
tbe Millions
Chicago, April 13. Offices of the
Montana Loan ft Investment Com
pany, an alleged lottery concern, wore
raided by tho police this morning. A
million and a half tickets wcro seized.
, V
Convicted
Another
SL Louis, April 13. John Schnet-
tier was convicted of bribery In con
nection with tho Suburban Railway
and $75,000 boodle deal by tho munici
pal supreme court He gave a 110,000
bond.
All the Same
as Our Teddy
MarsollllM. April 13. President
I,oiihot arrived today en route to Al
glree, and was enthusiastically re
ceived. He decorated Sfi ofllrlnls,
kissing eneh cm ns he pinned on the
decoration.
Vessels.
Are- Safe
(lltiiiretiter. April 13. Night fishing
vossols. which worn caught In tho Ice.
and have been held mnny months In
u my f the Islands. New Foundlnnd,
nnd which were long Iwrod to t lost.
have been llbernttHl. nnd aro coming
home
Prince Chung
Promoted
I'uktii. April 13. An liniH-rlnl fillet
has been Issued piomotlng Prince
Chung, head of the foreign office, to
tllO post of grand serHtar. hiiccomI
lug Yung I. ii, who iIUmI Friday The
now grand secietnry became Interna
tlonally known when associated with
M Hung Chang, as China's represon
tntlve during tho pence negotiations
Thousands
jn Parade
l.owoll. April 13. Klglit tlinunnnd
persons took part In tho labor pa rail a
this afturnoon. Tho route vat van
fully guarded by the olice. and there
was no demonstration. It was oxcecV
Ingly orderly, and fully 3000 womon
and girls took part Tho mayor re
viewed the parade baroheaded. Father
Metliady made tlie aildress. It was a
jcathliig denunciation of trusts and
capital
Dredger
ftlen Strike
ChliaKo Apiil 13 A thousand en
glueers. flremeu und deck hands ou
tho dredgers struck this morning, bo
cause they wero paid smallor wages
whwi working at other ports than
when at Chlcngo An attempt will be
mauo to operate with non-unionists,
tho employers relying on government
protection, as the work affscts gov
ornment and shipping interots gen
erally. o
White House Eag-Rolllng.
Washington, l). O., April 13. The
greeu Bward back of the Whlto House
was allvo today with swarm of child.
ren, who. with baskets ailed with
brightly-colored eggs, ontorcd with
sost Into tho anuual Roster Monday
egg-rolling carnival. Tho attendance
was not confined to chlldron, for a
great many elders were present The
grounds wore open from 9 n. m. until
sunset. Tho Marino band gave a pop
ular concert for tho youngsters In the
afternoon.
.. li- -
aibrmltar. April 13. King Edward I
departed for Malta aboard the royallpromiso. Don't put off treatment,
yacht this afternoon. Buy a bottle of Hood'a today.
BOOM FOR
OREGON'S
GOVERNOR
Banquet at Boise,
Idaho, Tonight
Chamberlain's Name Men
tioned for Vice President
He
Makes the Address
Jefferson Banquet
at
i
JJolso, Idaho, April 13. Tho Demo
cratic Jefferson celebration takes
place tonight. Delegations from all
over the statu are present. At tho
banquet the address will be mode by
Governor Chamberlain, of Oregon. It
, will launch the boom for him for vice
president. Dunsmier
Refuses
Victoria, H. C, April 13. Dunsmulr,
owner of tho coal mines, who prcclp.
Hated .tho presont strike by dlscharo
Ing his men for Joining tho Western
Federation of Minors, now refuacfl to
recognize tho arbitration board ap
pointed by tho Dominion government,
consisting of Chief Justlco Hunter and
Ilev. Dr. Howo. Ho snys thoro Is noth-
Ing to arbitrate, and won't "recognize
the Western Federation, and declares
the commission can do nbthlng.
MnrU. Tirnln'o l'lr KnrtiliiKn.
Murk Twain was once naked by a
frloml If he reiuumbcrcd tho first
money he hfid ever earned.
"Yes," niiHwctcil Mr. Clemens, puff
ing uiedltntlvely on his clgnr, "I luno
o distinct recollection of It. When I
was n youngster, I it tended school nt
a place whuro tho use of the birch rod
was not uu tiniiHiin! event. It wns
against the rules to mark the desks In
uuy maimer, the prosily being u tine
of .fi or public cliiisilwmtmt.
"Happening In Uolnte the rule on
line occasion. I was offeroil the niter
native. I told my fsther. anil, lis he
hoeiuvd to think It wiilitit be too bud
for mu to be publicly punlstmr, die
guie mo tin- 4h". At that period of my
existence $ wiih ii large sum, vtUUe u
whipping uns of little couscquuiice,
anil wj"- hre Mr. Cloinens rctlectlve
ly knocked the urIum from his cigar
"well," be finally ndded, "that was
how 1 esruetl my llrst iZ."
Alli Hi" VllilU-lirr l.auulird.
At m public entertiiliiiui-iH n-eeiitly u
i-onjiirer lisd an eHrleuef bu-h was
highly eomlcsl. ioush quite dlwiHtroiiM
from a profcMkloiinl point of view.
Having produeed hii egg from u pre
viously empty bug, bo ujinouuovil that
he would' follow up this trlek b bring
ing from the bug the hen that luld the
egg. This little uirunueiM'iit he loft to
bis ifoiifcdcriitc to curry out lie pro
ceeded lo draw the bird from the bag,
but what wiih his surprise on finding
that tho ullcgcd hen was an aid rooMcr.
which strutted about the stage with
rutlleil feathers and offended dignity
and set up us vigorous u crowing as If
It had Just awakened from Its noctur
nal slumbers.
Tho whole audience shrieked with
laughter, mid the unfortunate conjurer
irmde u bolt for the dresflng room.
Tl- Tnmlilc-eil,
The tumblewccd I,u curious plant,
ludlguiiuus to the western prairies. It
grous In all dliectlxos from u ccutrnl
stem, uinkliig u large lint head, close
to the ground. In the full, nftsr being
touched b the frost or dried by thc
weather, the stem breaks off, the head
becomes the sport of the wind and Is
driven off ncros tho prairie, scattering
seeds us it goes and finally bringing up
against some obstruction which arrests
Its progress. Tliesv weeds bao been
ecu piled teu feet high ugulust a
fcuc driven there by tho wind.
Eruptions
Dry, nioibt, scaly tetter, all fonn$
of eozenm or salt rhouiu, plmiilos
ana other cutaneous eruptions pro
ceed from humors, either inher
ited, or naiuired Uirough defectivo
digustioii ami assimilation.
To treat those eruptions wltlt
drying modiolnea is dangerous.
The thing to do is to holp tho
Bystem discharge tlie humors, and
strengthen It against their return.
Hood's S4Mprll prmntiny cured J.
0. Ula. Krinl,, m, Qi ,cltmK tnm mUc
nU luihrtd for some Um; and MUs
alTlnTroltrr. Box JtS. Alron. Wi. i
Pie oa btr face sod Uk sod chiftd skta ea
tr tdf, by which bt hsd Uta crtsUr
troubled. Tbers r more totimoalsls la
fTOf of tbll crtlt lnJlcln lK.n ..n K
publUatd.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Promises to cure and keens tha
I
A I'hnmiurnal Artlat.
"He Is the only true musical phenotn.'
tnon'l ever kiw or beard."
"Why do you wiy tbatr
"Uecause he acknowledges that ho
tours the country for cash first and art
second and that this Isn't his farewell
appearance." Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune,
"Faint nrnrt" Won.
"I can icer marry you," snlrt the
beautiful blond.
"Hut." pleaded tbe wealthy old man,
"won't you make my life bnjipy for
tho short years I will bo here? I nni
troubled with n weak and faint heart."
"In that caso I accept you."
Aod yet they say faint heart never
won fulr lady. Nnshvlllo American.
Old Case
Decided
Washington, April 13. California's
famous MUslou nock caso was decid
ed In tho supreme court today. The
rocks proper aro two small barren
Islands In San Francisco bay, which
McKlnlcy set nsldo for naval pur
poses. In 1870. tho California legisla
ture convoyed tho submerged lands
surrounding the islands to tho Mission
Ilock Company, which built up and
rrpntfr! 14 nprna nmf Imnmvtwl tlmm
Tho United States brought suit for tho
islnnds, also for tho submerged lands,
nnd won In the 'circuit court. ThcJ
court of appeals modified It so the
United StnteB had no tltlo to tho sub-
morgod lands, but hold tho Islands,
which have a surface of less than one
acre. Tho decision wns sustained bj
the supromo court today, tho court
holding that California had tltlo to thn
submorged lands, and had the rlghi
to convoy thorn. Thnt wnsn't tho poll-
cy of tho Prosldont to reserve more
than the'lslnnds thomsolves. Tho land
In question Is valued at about 3G0..
000 J
Miss Harriet I.nno. of Portlnnd. nr-'
rived today, and Is the guest of Miss
Sallle Dush. I
Mrs. C. C. Mnrlug, or Seattle, and
Miss Marian Plummor, of Portland,
are visiting In this city, tho guests of
their slstor, Mrs. Claud Catch. I
Notice. I will not bo responsible for
any bills, unless contrnitcd by myself
J L. Hamilton 4-13-3t
STOCKTON'S
Men's Clothing
and SHOES
Best Bargains of tne season in Men's Clothing,
Hats, Shoes, Gents' Furnishings.
We are right t the fore front with
the latent and most approved styles.
It will pay you to buy here.
SPRING
STYLES
IBOYS' SUITS
pr
Nobbiest, Nattiest Stilts at most
Reasonable Ptices
Pongee Silk and Gold Cloth
For "Wraps, Waists and Suits. Remember we liavo everything in tho latest
Dress Goods and Trimmings.
White Kid Gloves
Just what you needa pair pf our White Kid Gloves that will wah with
Castile soap and water
JJUDGE
, QUASHED
VERDICT
Mavnr Hump nf Sftsitllft nut :::."""" ""u U1B h
aiBMJWI ww w wwaw vm w t;UMIIIg
ofit
Judge Holds he is Not to Actp,ctur- Thc embiy room.,-
as Police Officer
Seattle, April 13. Superior Judge tbe wholo building Is heated from
Doll, this morning, quashed the grand . furnace In tho basement. The m
jury Indictment ogalnsl Mayor Humes J10" ofh,0 "cmby m Wa
charging him wiih failure to suppress
gambling and kindred vices. The Judge
held that the law does not contem
plate that tho mayor shall act as a po
lice officer j
SALEM'S
NEWEST
CHURCH
SlUldaV Special tO the Port
laild OreSOIlian
The First Chrlstlnn Science church
building erected In Oregou was dcdl.
rated In this city today. It wob orect-
cd by tho Second Church of Christ,
Scientist, at a cost of $5000, and Is
ono of the prettiest nnd best furnished
churches In tho city. Tho dedicatory
oxorclses wore conducted by Mrs. It
s. Dean and Wvllo A. Mooio. first nnd
Becond renders of tho church, and ad'
drosses wore also delivered by Mrs.
ninncho Hoguo and David D. Ogdcn,
of Portlnnd.
As thero was not room for all who
wished to hear the sorvlcos, tho exor
cises wore ropeatcd In the nftornoon,
when about 100 members of tho church
In Portland were presont With a mem
bership of 50, among them Home of tho
most highly esteemed residents of Sa
lem. the church has begun its worship
In Its now homo under most auspl
clous circumstances,
The new church building Is located
.FOR.
Xon rffinmntfAf a atroAf l..n.
.. . --.. ..vH ju.i west of t)
cuy nan, ana in one or the most i
sirablo parts of tho city. The stro
turo is.or wood and simple In tHit
To'thc thought of Btrcngth and i(t
onuy wnicn ono receives from a vie
lot tho building from tho outside,
added a nofa-ptitlnn nf Hntin. .
I ty nnd comfort, when one enteri n,
nrinpnli nnil rtneana (kfn,.l. st.
room, assembly room
u
study. The parlor, reading room
Iaiuujr ore iirauj iiiraisneu, 8JSJ ,
walls aro adorned with nun..
cunveuiciuiy arrnngeu wim n potfia.
seating capacity of 300. The Inisfe,
woodwork is finished In hard oILm
lent As la the caso with all Chrlitth!
Science churches, the property
entirely paid for before It was ia,
cated. W. O. Knighton, of Portlut
Is tho architect
Blind Chaplain Dead.
wiiuam iicnry Miinurn, D. D, ik.1
blind chnplaln of the United SUW
senato, died at his home In Los Mp,
les, at 11:45 o'clock Friday moral J
from a general breaking down fc
health. Wkllo delivering an addre
at Lincoln, Neb., four years ip
Chnplaln Milburn sustained a Etret
of apoplexy, and has been In
health ever Blnco. He went to Lo!
Angeles last October with his ti
adopted daughters, tho Misses Get
Icy, with strong hopes of relief fna1
tho offects of tho paralytic stroke. Hi
was almost holplcss when ho. arrirctj
but for a tlmo gradually Improrel
nnd took frequent enrriago rides In thi'
country. '
As Others See U.
(From tho Cugeno State JournaU .
Col. a Hofor, of the Salem Caplui
Journal, was In Hugeno this vrctif
taking observations and writing
tho Republican cougrosslonal coats
tlon for his papor. Ho Is a brlllui
wrltor, a ready speaker and a pleule
gonllemnn. Ho nnd his brother im
good newspaper team, and make
of tho brightest nnd best pnpent
Orogon not tho organ of any party
set of men, but frco and IndepenW
Colonel J L, McQowan, editor
chief of tho Chnttanoogn Times, fri
Sunday nftornoon at B o'clock
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