The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 12, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text.. . JM TT "jl tT Jpfe. . A. . . -T3-"' ,'jki , vj t W " T A I '" '- i . i ? jy -,.. " . . ' c afli-cni, UHtUUN, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1903. M aP - ' i . i h - A- iVELAND BOTH ARE GETTING READY The Labor Situation Assuming Alarming DENIES BRIBE STORIES MORE IS SURELY LIGHTS CANDIDATE ON LlGHiT TEDDY'S BUSY MORNING Reviews Parade in San Francisco Dedicates Y. ffl. C. A. Hall (either Affirms Denies but Says ;annot Answer" ernor Foster Says jr uoes noi want Office but Would Accept it klMiBS, Ohio, -May 12. Clcvc- bo said to bo the recoptivo for tho Democratic noml- 190-1 Theso questions wcro lovolanil today by a Cleveland irrespondent: you bo a candldato fur the Ion?" v Snot answer that question." nomination won tendered lid you accept It?" not answer that question nt elthor, ns It would only bo Iho censuro of tho people;" Foster, ex-governor of Ohio, Secretary of tho treasury un- rlson. Is hero with tho Clove- srty, and when naked If ho Cleveland was a candldato. h I am not authorized to i'jknow that ho does not want nation, but would tnko It as to his party Ho possesses tho o of tho people, and deserves lnntlon," Proportions Employers and Employees, Each Cementing Their Unions for a Bitter Struggle New York, May 12. All tho employ ing associations In tho building trades unions ar considering tho advisabili ty of consolidating for mutual inter est In Iho present labor crisis. The situation Is considered very grave. All tho forces Involved are appnrontly preparing for a long struggle. In tho meantime tho work on nearly ail tho new structures remains suspended. Uplosive Bulgarians lonstantlnople, May 12 Tho llul- rlanlrigurgonts and sympathisers rnypKmlnst tho O reeks because, of official nsRlstunco offered Turkoy pKelPreck government. A raid on jwwefaiienr tho Greek consulate at WfjrJguburb of Constantinople, re MglliWtbo discovery of a plan to ygW)Itho consulato Big Strike Imminent Chicago; May 12. A sympathetic strlko of 4000 cooks, waiters and bak ers, In all the down-town lunch rooms Is threatened as a result of' tho strlko of AW colored waiters employed In tho seven restaurants operated by tho Kphlsant Company. Meetings to dis cuss tho advisability of calling tho men out will bo hold this evening. It Is said the Kohlsaat trouble Is tho forerunner of a big fight by tho em ployers on tho restaurant hoi p. To Promote Pershlnn. Washington, May 12. For tho ex cellent work ilono In tho Philippines, Pfixtnln .Tnltii l'orsillnir. of tho Flf- teenth cnvaljF. who hasJiiBt-complited , a nigmy succoesiui um"-"""'" him i wm. olovatou to uio Burns a Mortgage Joins the Club Dedicates a Stein, and Makes a Few Speeches Between Times Watsonvllle, May 12. Tho presi dential train made a short stop hero en routo to Santa Cn, and In rc- Bponso to the demands of tho assem bled people, tho President said: I do not como hero to teach; 1 come hero to learn. It has done mo good to bo In your stato And meet your people. Until last week I hod never been In California, and I shall go back a better man better than I carao, and I think I camo out a fairly goou one. Things thnt are truisms, that you oxiwct as simply a part of the natural order of evonts. need to bo Impressed upon our people ns a whole. Wo need to understand tho commanding uosl- tlon nlready occupfed, nnd tho Infinite ly moro commanding position which will accrue In tho future to our na tion on tho Pacific coast. As Inovltnb ly happens when a great offort comes, It moans that a great burden of re sponslblllty accompanies the offort. A nation cannot bo great without pay ing tho prlco of greatness, nnd only a cravon nation will object U paying thnt price. I bnllovo In you. my coun trymen: I beilevo In our. people, nnd therefore 1 bollevo thnt thoy will Onro to bo groat Therefore. I believe thoy will hall tho chanco this conturr brings as ono which It should rejoice a nugiiiy ana masterful neonin in And wo can face tho future the assured eonfidonco of sue- Rafflorsthat Panama Canal Company would Divide Story Prounced False, f;but Some Believe the Govern ment was to Get $12,-000,000 Washington, May 12. General Counsel Cromwell, of tho new Pana ma canal company, denies tho truth of tho report in circulation nt Panama that his company offered, or Intends to offer, $12,000,000. or" any part of that sum1 to tho government of Co lombia to promote tho ratification of tho canal treaty. Ho will Issue an of ficial statement regnrdlng tho chnrgo of bribery and the general canal situ ation this evening. The Pope to Filippinos Home. Mny 12. As news of tho schism In tho Roman Catholic church In the Philippines Is dally becoming moro alarming, tho Popo expressed ils Intention of addressing a bull to tho Filipinos, reminding them of their duty, nnd warning thorn against Agllpny, and his fellow dissenting priests, .. .. 1 1,...-..1 .n WO oros. may ue - --com. If only wo foco It In tho spirit In nun o. unBwiir.H. ..- - , whlch 0MP f(Uhor8 fnc0(, h proll,mn tho regular ;ff'M- tno ,.. ,,,, thnn major. Post Office Scandal I Washington. Mny 12. 8 W. Tul loch, ox-cashler of tho city postoMce, linn Informed tho iKHtmnst-r-general , that ho will on Friday file fonnnl charges which ho lins publicly made rollcillng upon tho plllcjal conduct of IxtriMiHs utJIl holding olllce. wMsisisisisisiaimswm mall and Sate Pt ofits Often Repeated (foundation of our success. We can keep small because we do a strictly spot cash business . ive no unnecessary expenses connected with the j j our lity is The First Thine to Consider. if ing the value of an article. We look after qual- J y as well as the price. There'3 Many a Trick in shoo making to . ro o duco the quality. Wo i ', buy from n factory;; which line a reputation"; ; to maintain. You'll get good value every . . time if vou buy our SHOES tr Wc'Sell Clothing W cheap you can afford to discard fvur old clothes and fit out with a suit like the cut. Best values city in all lines of men's '8. clothing. Business is in the New Dry Goods est, Women will talk ey see so mauy bargains. why all their friends are to HEW YORK RACKET thing for the whole family. t im's Cheapest line-Price Cash Store, j E. T. Barnes, Prop, tlllllHHl ' I'oIq Altfx Mny 12. Tlio Prcaldsnt n-uchoU hurt' ai 0 o'olock, and drovu oyor to the Stanford Unlvervlty KroundB, whoro ho made an address In Mvmorlal Hall. San Francisco, May 11'. Hooaovnlt arrlvd at 2:15, and was mitt by th citlionB' coramltteo. and rcvJswixl tho military parade. Ho dwllcated tho V. M. C. A., and burned mortRaKes which had Just boon paid on Uio bulldlnp. Ho vlsltetl tho Proas Club, and n- colved an honorary llfo mcmbomlilp on handsomely embossed parchment Ho also dedlcatinl a Iiuro stein to tho Press Club. San Francisco. Muy 12. Tho Oold en Oalo City wolcomed tho president twlay with gunulno cordiality. Tlio pooplo. regardless o; lwlltical affllll atlons, Kreuted him with a warmth and a heartiness of welcomo not ex ceeded on his transcontinental tour. Tho city's ordinary population, dwelled by thounands of visitors from near-by towns and cities, masted along tlio s treat a and avenues of tho lino of march and cheered tho dUtln KUlshed Kuofct most enthusiastically After a mornliiK's ride throuKh a glorious country, with stops at l'alo Alto and Durllngame, tho presidential special reached San Francisco short ly after 2 o'clock this afternoon. Tho mayor had proclaimed a holiday, tho schools and many business bouses wore otoged, and beautiful decora tions wero displayed on public and prlvato buildings. Mayqr Schmltz and tho members of tho reception committee greeted tho proildontial party when tbey alighted from the train. Military companies were massed at Third aud Townsend streets and as the president entered his carriage the troys sainted and tho band playtd "Hall Columbia." The military pro cession passed through several of the leading thoroughfares to Van Ness avenue where tho line was reviewed by the president. There were more than a score of carriages In lino, con talnlng besides tho president and his party the leading state and city offici als, tho commander of the army post and navy yard, ami a number of dis tinguished eltiiens of San Franelsco. The military escort aonslsted of United Stales troops from tho Presi dio marines and sallord from the Mare Island navy yard and a large de- tacJtwwn of the, Caltfen,l, national guardsmen I-ate this afternoon the The Marcum Murder Winchester, K), May 12. Tho writ of habwiH corpus asked for by CurtlH Jctt tho alleged murderer of Attorney Maruum, was dismissed this morning, and tho motion to take the prisoner to Hrcnthltt county was over ruled Shut Out San Francisco Washington, May 12 Tho United State consul-general at Guayaquil re imrts Iho quarantino re-established against San Francisco on account of the bubonic plague. Jim Keene Js Better Nw York, May 12. James It Keene who has been III at the Wal dorf fur many weks. Is talil today to b slowly recovering, Says Rain js Needed Washington, May 12. The wekly crop summary, printed Unlay, says aln is badly needed In the Ilocky Mouiiisin and Pacific coast districts. SAVANT FINDS SERUM Frenchman JJiipks He has Fdund Microbe of Longevity Has an Idea : that Mankind " has -Entirely too Much Intestines for its Own Good '.Paris, May 12. Professor Ello Metchnlkolf, of tho Iastuun Instituto, has announced deilnltely tho nnturo of tho cytotoxic serum that, It l olnlmcd, wiirinaKo u iHwsiDio- ror men to uvo 110 years. To securo Uila serum, ho says, human llfo must bo sacrlllcml. Tho secret Is to overcome I'tho great Intestlno'B mass of microbes." Pro fossor MctcblnkoR declares that man Is a universal victim of tho great In testine, which he describes ns "a mop tally dangerous waste btmket." Tho stomach, ho says, while not no utterly useless nnd harmful could bo dis pensed with, tho small Intestines be- t Ing capable of filling tho functions tho stomach; ' Thosa paramount dl hnrmunloH In the human system, tho savant ascribes to man's descent from lower nnlmals. forced to live ou roots, herbs, uncultivated vegetables and uncooked meat, wJim organs were ndnpted to tho nsslmllatlon of thosu foodH. To socuio tho serum that. In con nectlon with tho scientific methods of living, will prolong human llfo far be yond the bounds of a century, says Professor Metchnlkeff: "We havo only to Inject Into horses (or other proper nnlmnls) nurtnln human orKnns dimly mashed such ns brain, heart, liver, klduuys and so forth to obtain a few weeks later tho serum acting on thus organs In man. In reality, how ever, the task Ik difficult. Whuro are wo to get tho human organs? Professor Metuhnlkoff declares thnt comparative study fully confirms his hypothesis that our abundant Intestin al equipment, useless to digestion, serves only to shorten human exist ence, because of the tnlcroblan kI sons which weakon tho higher physic al elements. Tho professor asserts that human life Is Incomplete, In that men do not Uvo long enouxh. as did tho patriarchs of old, to possess the Instinct of dentil, "the desire for re lease from llfo" Mr.v Henry Prpyfe Himself to be Owner of the Plant It Might, be Barely Nssikte ., that- Some Other People are upj to Pointers Tho Journal has been asked whaC It thinks about granting tho Kurta franchlso, and matters connected therowlth. and, , while, iHR? havur bven lii'airatlivr.chuotlpstatoAOthat subject. It hnn not hesitated about ox pressing Itself, all tho Uw hoplnR that something for tlio betterment or our city might bo the outcome. In tiio start everybody looked upon tlio movit with favor, oa tho old conditions fu reteronco to our electrical supply have been anything but satisfactory. Hov oral years ago, when Mr. Anson asked' for this JUnd of a franchlso It 'was readily grunted. This was dono.wltli proiior saguards, and nobody cared' If the old company should got a llttlo compotltlon. although few thoroughly believed Hint It meant real competi tion. Since Mr. Henry has appeared an the now proprietor of the old plant n uew phnso of the subject In to bo met. (Continued on page Ilvo.) FRESH TODAY Bananas and ' Sweet Oranges m AT The Shamrocks Will Quit (llasgow. May 12. Upton an nounced today that the trials of tho Shamrocks would end Saturday Tho yachts go to the builders Monday to have tho ocean rig fitted; then across the Atlantic at the earliest possible moment. Zinn's 1&4 State 8t. Phone 1071 Main. Catholic Knights (Continued on elgth paje) Great Northern Situation, St I1uljMay 12-Whllo Ute train men s rommiileo or the ureal north ern waited for an- answer today to their refusal of tho road's compromise offer, trey made seoret preparations for a strike, Tho towns along the road ar? Incensed at tbo rofural of the company to grant tho men's demands. Hill has seen Louis and Manager Ward and held a long conference to day preparing an answer to the wwi. beiit-ted U be In the nature ef a coin prumMe to be submitted late Ulay. II W i M V Ryan, of Kingston, was a Sa lem visitor yesterday. St. J-ouls, May 12. Thu supreme court of the Catholic Knights of Amerl lea, representing 000 councils, and a mtimljiwshlp of 30.00Q. will hold a four days' session hero, beglnnlug today. After jKinltflral high mass, the dele gates will be called to order and wel coined by Mayor Wells. HisHHsH m lH mm fs Co to F. E. Shafer for gloves and hsrness oils, 232 Commercial street, 4-21-U More Trouble InJWorocco .Madrid. May 12. A Tangier. Mor occa, dispatch says the city of Totuan Is entirely surnmnded by revolting tribes, who have set Are to all the out lying gardens. The Inhabitants are panic stricken. wire Jockeying for Position Manchester May It According to a dispatch. Itussta Is putting forth ex traordinary efforts lu the reinforce ront of her fleets In the far Bast, e pnclally with torpwto boats. Japan and ItuMia. the papers assert, are jockeying for a strategical position In Korean waters. One hundred and twn(yvthree weeks pgo we inaugurated our Wednesday Surprise Sales. 1 hey have proven' to be a succession of prize givings which have been looked for ward to liberally patronized and greatly appreciated by the public in general. Tomorrow will lbs Petticoat Day Regular $125 $150 values, will be sold for 93c ea. Have you patronized these sales? If not you hav&been overlooking tho bargain features of the big: jstoro.