The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 13, 1903, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text'ttr "anxo.luMmM. . THEJAILV, JbVljtia&ajj&EM .eXSeiVivk. The Gospel) JJW3aWAT2 Of Goo Gift Giving A season and out tho Barr Store coti'stantly'prencheu the gospel of the practical in respect to cift eivinc. A useful eift is more f bo desired than a morely protty one; Butk foftunnUjlxflhoso, who loose gifts at the Barr Store do not hao to sacrifice eithor quulity. ir Cut Olass, our bilvorwaro, ouf Clocks, and tho like are ns Iiiuid- bio ns artistic workmanship can fashion, yot thoy are Undeniably tful too so useful that' thoy forrri tho most ntmronrinio nf mfia EWltA Klttfilllllrv Virirtn nl,n l!ln kAnl t -It . . i . i ... ,u"; h "v, ..uuiirwco uuak 01 uu Home lasieiui uuuition the equipment of her new homo. We'd like to havo yom come in see our beautitul wedding 51ft stock. It's inspection will' prove .ensure. Corner bf V State and Liberty Sts W . f ' fa ' " tiniiiniiiiiiiiiiin Local Events itne unit Social Realm imnniiiMin PERSONALS. Ii. and Mrs. George Waters aro In Hand. faltor Lyon was a Salem visitor orday. ink C. Orlfflth, of Oregon City, It a business visitor In Salem yes. y Knty riaskott and Mrs. Cnth 8pray art) In KuRone today, at- llnK tho fimurnl of their sister. 'Ilpliln Ktnn HlRilon. who died Nor homo on Pleasant Hill, near Kit- 10, Monday, demptlon," Is ono of tho grandest choruses over written. Hear It at tho M. E. church Friday, tho 15th, as ren dered by tho Oratorio Society. Degree of Honor. fho district convention of U10 Do- Itaco of Honor for Marlon and Polk counties today elected Mr. Suslo Par- trnontcr president and Mrs. Minnie Jttor secretary. Tho noxt convention IwlH. he held In Salem In November. Down to Cases. Ifriie Miprninu JikIros have returned from Kastern OruRiin, whoro they held the Pendleton term of court. Twenty- "tlireo rasos were argued and tnkon un der advisement. Tho supremo court will decldo these cases bafore trying any now ones, except, possibly, crltn- InnUortlmportant elvll cases. Proln (sblyXuirtho Knstorn OruKon eases will Isposod of In six weeks, and then jitrlal of Western Oregon rnses will isumed Used Woman for Ram. Seattle. May 13, Eleven prisoners confined In the city Jail made a des porato attempt to break Jail this morning. Thoy sueceodod In break ing open the cell door, and their es cape was only presented by one wo COLEMAN TALKED UP COLLEGE He Appeared Before the Greater Salem. Club Executive Committee Ap pointed to Cooperate with Him and His Associates The Greater Salem Commercial Club met In Uiu nollco court roonvof tho city hall lost ovenlns. for tho pjur poso of meeting nnd hearing Uov. at Dr. Coleman, who-had been Invited to address the club In tho Interest of Willamette University. Tho attend ance wns not large, but this can bo ox- plained by tho fact that tho regutar meeting night had been changed, and this, being the first meeting night slnco the change, nnd following so closely uon U10 heels of the last meeting many of tho mombors were man. not In the plot, giving tho alarm. I t'',f,"',' & to the dates. Thu ringleader, Mlnnlo Wilson, used President Thlelson called tho meet another woman as a battering ram to ,nK t0 "lr In very pleasing and break open the door, which wns fast- ,,l,t,f ntanner Introduced Dr. Coleman, ened by a chain. All were rapttirfd A" w,lH Konernlly understood, Dr. Coliv before they could get out of the build- n,nn loke upon the dobt or the Unl Ing. verslty. I He said that ho wished to say noth Asylum Scandal Growing. ,lng of the post and the mistakes that Osawatomla, Kan., Mny 1.1. Tho r had been placing tho University In Its suit of tho first day's examination by tho loglslntlve committee of nffalrs In the state Insane asylum hero shows that conditions nie worse here, than at the Topska asylum. The commit- too has Issued suhpoonnwi for a largo number of witnesses. present financial condition; he felt that now wns the time to look nnd plan for tho future, but before plans for tlu future wure made, and an endow ment wns raised, the debt of the Uni versity must be paid, for, he said; 1 "There Is a certain amount of public "Unfold Ye Portals." closing chorus In "The He- A Wonderful Medicine, ieecham's Pills TOR ALL .1 Bilious and 1 Nervous Disorders SfafcMeadachc, Constipation, yhiliMl Pains ii Stomach, '. & hfrirel Bfcestioii, Mmfcre Liver aid FeaTo gj AiiMCMtS. u 'VMJH MD OHLT BY TUS fSOrSJKTOS, Beecham, SL Hdtro, Enj. It all Dmijiit. In UnlttJ Statu, Is boxu, 0c and 25c. X U I mm 1 fMTT m J. It. MeCunly, stiperlnlendont of opinion ngnlnst tho school, nnd thero the dotachod buildings pf tho asylum, ""ly one way to ohnwte that opln- wns the main witness today. He testl- '. ' Ht Is by paying the debt as fled that while on his rounds ono day soon ns possible. Tho debt bus boon ho found nn nttendant heating, kick- reduced from $314,000 to JJ000." The and choking a patient. Indicting sorl- doctor thou explained that the pledges ous Injuries. At another- time ho '""1 H lp JB'l with the under found one of the patients In an opl- Islanding that they were not to be paid leptlc ward prostrate on the lloor. I tl the whole debt had been pledged with an nttedant stamping on him and nn tliat the entire amount of tho dsbt kicking him. must be plmlxed by Juno 1st. couragemeat will bo verj- ga.&' h& SoveraX nicinbort ofUvb' clubrih eluding If. I). Thlelscn, J. H. Albert, Frank Davoy, 1 tf: Tiiver and Oldeon StoJ, spokfe' ehcournglnfely of tho out look and of tho good work done for tho University by Dr. (Joleman. A motion was mado and passed Instruct ing the executive committee to co operate with Dr. Coleman In raising the last J3000. Roosevelt is for Hermann (Contnued from First Page.) dent used, as near as I can recall, tho following language, to-wll: '' 'There Is not one word of truth In the rumor that I am opposed to Mr. Hermann's election; but, on the con trary, I heartily and earnestly dettre his election. I hope that every voter who believes In the principles of the party, and wishes well for the admin istration will cast his vote for Mr. Hermann. The rumored quarrel be tween Mr. Hermann and myself la without foundation. Our relations are, and always have been, cordial.' "Tho foregoing Is substantially, If not actually, tho languago of tho Pres ident, t do not apprehend, my dear sonntor, that any Hepuhllcan will bo deceived by tho designing rumors sot afloat by tho opposition to tho admin istration for tho purpose of bringing about tho defeat of our party candi date. Hon. Dinger Hermann Is too well known to the peoplo of Oregon as nn earnest, honest, faithful public servant to warrant the hollof that any Idlo campaign nimor can oncompass his defeat by Itepubllcan votes. "My understanding Is that n distinct Issue aroso between Mr. Hermann nnd Seoretnry Hltchrock. Involving tho policy of tho general land oflleo, as administered by Mr Hermann. Mr. Dormant) took the broad, liberal West ern Idea of the silmlulstrntlon of the laud lews as his Kulde, while Mr. Illtt'lirock, with eiml honesty, adopt ed n more rigid itollay than that which has heretofore obtained In the ml mlnlHtrntlon of the Inud laws under ItepublU-nn administration. As com missioner of the general land ofllee, Mr. Hermann could not yield his con victions to the seeretnry. nnd. there fore. In a manly fashion resigned bin position This course of conduct wns crodltnblo to Mr. Hermann, nnd the tenacious adherence of the secretary of the Interior to his own views of fte publican land poller must be regarded bs creditable to him. "With kind regards, sincerely yours, "THOMAS 11. t'AUTUlf About -- . - - rz , two weeks ago all but $7000 of the iMBBBBMB-HBHlB' amount had been raised, and nt this " t 1XTH1 1, sw time three gentlemen had pledged PrCSldCllt JOkCS tlie GrfZZHCS " TT lJ.lcimtLl. 's& jjj fliHio each. Dr. Coleiunu then wrote s TT ' , - to Mr. Ilium! who at once answered 1 '''' WniVerhlty 'Uh a pledge for another (Continued from first page.) '' UfliVCrSltV "'with a pledge for another thousand. BBB4BBBBBBBBB'T,U, 'm,anr" of .t,, i,,',,l un"lJ,wa.,V south S9IHIO, ami tins sum must ie had wifely piloted him front the A Jolly party nf students took a liayrldo Inst evening to Lincoln Fer ry. Hoveral mlloa down tho rlvor. The girls each took with them baskets filled with good tilings to eat, and a young man to carry the baskot. They gathoiod mound a huge bonfire, sang collogn songs, told ghost stories and played games. After n bountiful spread thu party started towards homo at a late hour, a tired but happy crowd. The membgrs of the party were: Messrs. Ii K. Miller. Prank ;iuums. Karl lltddell. Win. Pollard. i;ay t'liMin.-i. ICd. Mereese. D. A. Mbee, ir-j.ry Keyes. Itonold Olovor; now rnlsHl hy next iikhUIi. or the other pledges cannot he collected. "I want to say to you, gentlemen, I am not asking money, things must stntid on their own merit. If this In stitution doesn't command money and friends, then it must dlo. "Wo cannot llvo as a second-class school; then wo must dlo. I snld so In chapel, and the faculty and students applauded. If (here Is one not In sytnimtby with tills feeling he will find his place vacant. I haven't any doubt the friends of Salem will take the mat ter up. "When this money Is raised, and the debt paid, wu will Just begin to live. vL-iw 7:nn,-hA liivlrt Mvn MprlAtt. V.tr..,, I.e.. Mary Williams. Blma J"e University has not been living so Hyrno. Edna Parrlsh, May Chapter, nsle Stnvnll. firutta Stovall. Prof, and Mrs. Dawson chaperoned the par- Todaf 1 ty. The senior music class went to Dal las this afternoon to give a concert un der the auspices of tho Epworth League, of that city. Miss Fforence TUlson chaperoned .tho party. Miss Clara Holstrom. '0, leaves to night for tho coast, to take ohargo of tho school to which she was recently elected Ml Small sug&t-cuted is, weighing f torn 8 pounds at 15 a pound, at iPEER BROS. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This ejucstlon arises In tho family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try JbII-O, a delicious and healthful dewert. Pre pared la two minutes. Ko boiling! no baking I add boiling water and set to eooL Flavers: Lemon, Orange, Itasp. berry and Strawberry. Get a packago at your grocers to-day, iq cts. Astoria Beer The best beer In Oregon now on tap at the Council, 111 Stato street Come and 'try It. and If you don't like It your money will bo refunded. FUBD NECKEHMAN. 5-U-lw Proprietor. STOP THE TRAIN! argot to get my bottle of Phosoo. the greal health drink, irr Y ' vigorating, refreshing. You'll surely like it Fo Sale at THE SPA, 1 J 4 State street tar nnd when wi nru anflrMlv frttn nf (debt, with a large endowment fund. we win just begin to live. "We havo not a porfoot University, no one would say It was Ideal; I hope not, but we may have a good Univer sity when the dobt Is paid, and wu will then begin to raise an endowment - The board has resolved to soil all real estate, and last fall sold two pieces, the farm near Salem and 100 acres of the Witch Hazel farm, near Portland, for S0 per aero. A corjMjr atlon of tho charaetor of ours could not profitably handle such property. and not at all without employing a financial agent at a regular salary. henre they think It well to mill, and In vest thu proceeds in mualelpal funds or cth-r safe Investment What man has 4o la a good sign uf what he vstll do, but corporation, unlike Individuals, laay change. The ctrt utnstunte owmected with the iase may chango. In the present, cm potation, the ttrcuMstaacee hate i hanged, real estaur is now aaleaM". and la Increasing in value, as -In the (as ot the Mount Tabor property. "Thee wors njay BfjnaJJuJjs Idea ot what we aro doing, and Intend to do, but hopo the friendly feeling be tween the University and tho olty may be sUrred up. It Is no original remark to say that tio University Is a bene fit to Salem, and It Is necoessary that Salem co-operate. It Is a question If the University could live without this friendly feeling existing, and I cher ish hope, and bavo reason for It, that intimate relations Fill qxlst Jn time. "I am very grateful, Mr. Chairman, for this opportunity of addresslug you, and If I hare said laytblng of en Nearoes Hold Position of Honor. In the parade the line was headed by n troop of colored cavalry, this he lug the first Instance In the West where negro soldiers held the position of honor in a public procession. Fol lowing the President canto United States troops ftoui the local posts, sailors and marines front warships in tho harbor and Mate Island, regiments of the statu militia, and n number of ml-mtlltary organisations. A notable feature was tho fancy marching of the Cleveland drays, who came from Ohio to partlc Ipato In tlu- California greet Ing. After reviewing the parade the Pres ident was drivon to tin- Y M. C A. WHY WE ARE AGENTS Here Aro Some of tlio Convincing Facta That Caused u to Take tho Agenay for the Pulton Com pounds, thoPlrat Thing Known that Curo Clironlo Kidney DU rirl, ll t 4IUUatl ooJtriKwd ttatt VTrjonfctM tml k4 MudloM4 bf m Bin pkjsleUu n (treats sa4 to. urtblt hmiI, sot U MrUlBlyot tbr alU L4s kf Um rofrr sUn o( lb (rttali Ike Wi4 ka mt ltullilf ffllgl4 with ii?o4 laturttl kUo 1Im. ' K. W. Bjiiuldlnf, frMl4wil SptaMlof B (V . Su rniilwi, k4 s tcttrj Is bit firoTtred hrrd. Dr OmIO. ZkU. stoDMrdriKiUt.UtrMlB ttraai. HkB Vrttctlco. rairl btuMU k4 MBUifiaaa s doua pliiol Ui re building, whoro a throng had assem bled to participate In tho burning of mortgages and notes representing tho total Indebtedness ot $U5280 upon tho property. ''Tho president, by re quest, touched a lighted taper to tho documents, nnhastlui flames licked up tho papers ho joined with the as. somblago In .singing "Pralso God From Whom All Ulesalngs Flow." The President's Busy Day. 8an,.Franclscb,. May 13. Flvo pub lic receptions and addresses and two rovlcws, to say "-nothing of drives, luncheon and other minor features of tho program, wero tho ovents crowded Into tho second day of President Koosovolt's visit In San Francisco. Uut Mr. Hoosovelt nothing appalled by tho strenuous task before hint, nroso early nnd entorod Into tho en joyments of the day wlUi gonulno enthusiasm. After breakfast ho re ceived several callers and at 0 o'clock started tinder military escort for Na tive 8on's hall, whoro ho was received by tho Native Sons of tho Golden West nnd tho Society of California Pioneers. A half hour later found I children. In Van, Ness avenue. A re view oV'tlio United' State troops at the Presidio was th6 next fcatilro on tho "program. This occupied tho timo up'to noon when tho president and hla party wore takeh for a drive through Golden Gato park to tho ocean bcack and thenco to tho Cliff house, whero luncheon was had wlUi Uio member of the local reception committee. Tho program for this afternoon called Tor two addresses, ono before tho veterans of tho Spanish war and thptBScoiul at the. stato eucampm'eut or the Grand, Army of thq Jtopublla Tho day will end with a drive through; Market 'street to tho Mechanic)! pe. vlllon. whoro thero will bo a public reception nnd nn address by tho pres ident JF San Francisco, May 13. Hoosovett left tho hotel this morning for a re view of tho 8ChopL,chlldron on Van Ness avenue. A drlveTto thbjProsldlo followed. Tho Preflldont was liopt at a banquet until after 1 o'clock! this morning. If ho keeps up wltlxtUo strenuous program mapped out for htm, he will bo a wreck by thotuo he 1invn Han UVnnplm-ft ' him reviewing a parade of school ho leaves Ran Francisco, f MMSSMiqBWMlIIIMIMMmi. II L ill Just Recieved .- this morning, the nobbiest street hats of the Call and see them season h York W D, It minim oriura Mrs. HOOKER, M&r. 317 Commercial St. IT'S CONSTANTLY COMING. Our Wall'Paper trade has been better this sea' son than ever before; Perhaps it is because wc keep one stock up by constantly filling in and offering the latest f productions as they come out Another large shipment arrived today Another reason for our immense trade in this line is that we sell at prices that are not duplicated elsewhere on goods of equal value, Mmr $n jtttom,:k II x iBil'I'l I ll'lifnPf 'l l pF oa r rviriaov, in nvv.rrj la ui o-ta !ir 4 told HTml otbrk ate rriired. kilph Wki. oipllallit. Has rrnwioo, ftredblssMtf na loll ! (rl(s4 ti 11 (IT irred. USwIm Ksnlk. 4lioror lb Oenmo ptnrr. Km frsoaiMa, rsMferad tiiiaxU uJ Uild II u Dumtxr vha r0Tr4, on of tfwai twins I CtarlM r VfMr. UaHlitk trt twirtkaal. 11 U Wsud.adllor Wlu kad HulrH fUfteir. ifctruM kluialt ted toM It lo uieul vfea ivuiir), ulwi Una bis( a OMl mJumI f raitlkB Katward bkrl t fl PraseluoCtll r COT4. alM iU bl frliiull, ll Wtlllala Mri(a. Capuln Unkbaril at lb llasalulu mil akl WluUm lUnklaa ot U V B Quatmr. nuuri Otpartsual oi B KraifUM. JoSa A. lha or IIm lioUl lltfUn. 8ts rrteaftao, b4 lo elhis trttuit, tc. tl TlxkKUti J Uk sr Ukl tfI lh polaouenir it iiittia. W eo (Uwt Ik liritmn lor a (koft wall, bal bB Ik UMlirwci tat ckrool priatot), u Onl iitlilikl bf Ofift. H U cIr quitou of U Ioum ( dlh will MM It U tbo caiiad Brifku Wai s&d loouriW. All Iddoay lrobUi dctalon UU UU form about Ik Ilk U lnk auatk. Tk ato ci wet HALL'S FERRY , The short route to Independence, Alonmouth, Uuena Vista Suver, Corvallis and other points on the West side. Good roads leading to ferry and good service on the boat. A. D. Pettyjohn, Prop. 4uuunumiuumuwt.tiwwmimiiti ImutsdI j all eikar kaoaa twu. fropl biitu kl4y SUM akuuld bs(a at Srai wlik tk oalf kuii tkiajf tkl will aura It U It ki rakut tL Miiou lf. niltoa'a Reaat Uxmuuad far tSiUfat'S 44Kt4uj Unk-wi. (t: fr WtU, ll.il Joka i. rultaa Co.. WabiDt9a ainat, Baa rrastUou, aal hk pauAdin. Sn fvr kf UW W US It SO tGMtrUlltr. J. M. HABlinUV, Pslsce Pharmacy, 118 Stat 9t The FLORSHEIIVl" Shoe THE VERY ULTIMATE OF SHOE FASHION. t Us (tie "FLOnSHEIM" Shun Mad tho way our Hupswakr wouiu masa uivrn una usucn wura r.oou niainsisibuiisiom insao T appearance a prfet, fool-nttlng shapv. THE NEW STYLES are now ready for your Inspection- today Is the bwt tlms to sail your size may bo pose tomorrow. - ' Itvin & Petteys Phone No. 201 Blue. REPAIRINQ WHILE YOU WAIT. 94 Stat filrtit ?44lt)JltfrHattlli8tl 'JMI1 ,.SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL,.. First Matlonil Bank Bullllnr. Silera, Oreeon. Tne first Urn will own May 4tbBiJ continue seven weeks. Thesecoa! term will own June 22 aoacoollBue tllltbe Aiijfost examination. CUMf will fee formed la all braflefcesreaulredfor stataand coaatv MPn,.alMii LatlnVSBorth3BiJ.Tytwrltlflf, Elocution ntJ Onwlar. The tullHlMfw mcI tem will u i6 with aa alJltlosal fee for each of the latt five raack. Mora mm 500 teachers of Oref on leaf testimony to five snecessof tkls scnool. AMreis J. J. Kraea. Salen. Orccon. C