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Newspaper Page TextI THE?DAIliy JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1903- PAGE TWO. " - 4 r u. 1 A 1MmMii9t9i9IW949W9999i9999QHt92 v Wha t Some People : Want and What Some People Don't Want But everybody wants good fitting clothing at the right price, they want the latest styles in hats, the newest patterns in fancy shirts, and above everything else they want the PACKARD S3.50 Shoe lor men All these arc to be found at the store of G. W. JOHNSON & CO. Now there are a few things peev pic don't want, and among the most prominent things just now is the bicycle ordinance. Give the A cycle a rest and enforce the laws already passed, Wc arc a friend of the wheel and ask our customers to ride right into our store and wc will do the rest. This store will be closed Saturday afternoon. G. W. JOHNSON & CO. Z THE CLOTHIERS, 257 Commercial St., Salem aiH if iwifa-fi dearfy, both frotn a business and po litical standpoint. The Journal believes that Salem and Mnrlon county will do the saunre tliltiK In this oleatloiv us the hau nothing to lose, find n great d'-al to pa I n by the election of Hermann Tlio East Is on the vurrie of a flnan clnl stringency, that good harvests may tide over. TIip tongleM Is already IUpuull can. and Mill not soribusly disturb business or Industrial conditions nt the short sossjlon In December The ejection of 'a Dpmocrntlc con grossman at this tlmo would bo a bod mistake for Wostorn Orogon The election of Hermann by a handsome majority is, in our opinion, the lnevit ablo outcome of tho campaign Just closed, ir you linvo not yet voted when you road this, on the evening of olectlon day, go and vote for Her mann. Polls open until 7 p. m. JOURNAL X-RAYS. Its dollars to doughnuts that Dinger lias the bun. An oxchango kicks bccatino Ameri can tolirists spend $100,000,000 annu ally in Europe. It forgets that the people on that side have to get monoy somewhere to buy our goods with. It is claimed that a number of American officers havo contracted temporary marriages with Filipino women. 'Temporary marriages" as a descriptive term, deserves a place in tho top notch of literary art. iincTETTFlfr B CELEBRATED 'V SntKVM MflfiHBrar Is votir Stomach weak, Bowels tonsii- oated or Liver and Kidney in active? , lhtn don't neg led he matter. Nam o needs tssutanco nid lio llittets be- inn Ka t u r o ' remedy lortheee aliments Is sure ly the medicine fcSTUMvri C vounred JlTTEKitD0S,tvc,y cures. Try it. -H-Hv THE OAILY JOURNAL Scrlpps News Association Telenrams. 3 and 5 O'clock Editions. DY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, SO Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, (1.00 In Avance. JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY. One Wcok $ 10 Ono Month 35 Thrco Months 1.00 At. Journal office. At' Dade's Grocery, South Salem. At Bowersox Qrocery, Yew Park. Asylum Avenue Grocery 8tore. Electric Grocery, East State St iHIIHHIIIH IHUIII ! 2HHpiIB H4rt HH H HMI HIH REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL TICKET. For Member of CongreM Kirst District. HON. DINORH HKHMANN. Bloctlou day, Monday, June 1st THE OLD DEBT RAISED. With ohiuactarlstlc energy the peo ple of Salem havo holed mine tho balanv of tho old dobt that has hung ovur Willamette University. All the subscriptions should now bo promptly paid, and all the obligations cancelled. There will doubtless be a shrinkage In those collections, and more Inter est has probably accumulated, and thore may be a. deficit. There should be a prompt losponso to meet any such contingency, and lot there be no old balance hanging over. or courso It Is assumed that no more debt shall be created, and that tho school shall have a sound flnan clnl nmunKomont. Modern methods of buslnosu forbid tho old dragging methods of bad farm ing in churches, or schools, and cash In advance is u good rule. j President Coleman Is to bo congrat ulated 'on his great labors. He h&s proven himself to be tho man for tho place. Ha should meet with tho most hear, ty co-oporntlon now of his church In raising tho $100,000 ondowmont fund. The business management of tho school should piiBh for flvo hundred students, and then tho Institution would bo plared boyond tho need of chnrlty. Let us all work to that ond, and wo will bo blessed In our labors. 8AFE RATE OF SPEED. Joseph Penned, a woll-known artist and writer. In describing for the Lon don Chronlclo tho recent automobile races in Franco, sovoroly condemns tho French government for falling to protoct tho highways from intrusion by curious people while tho awlft ma chines worn speeding toward Madrid. One could see by .the twitch of tho wheels, ha saya. J'Uaw agonizing, was tho strain on the di Ivors" of the ma chines. Everything depends upon tho point of view. To. most persons Jt would seem that a decent regard for human NOW PU8H FOR SALEM. Tho election Is ovor, and now let everybody drop politics and push for Salem. Tho Carnival numbor of The Jour nal goes out today, and from now on nothing will bo loft undone by this pnper to mako that a groat succoss. A free sample copy of this Issuo will go to overy person receiving mail by tho froo rural dollvory In tho thioe counties centering nt the stnto capi tal. With big crops coming In nt good prices, this will be a record-breaking year for Salami oreater Balom will grow by loans nnd bounds .ueforo tho presont yonr Is over- liuiiding is starting up In nil tho suburbs, nnd real otitntu Is becoming uctho. All business will expand, and all will make money. rrogrees Is tho Imperative law of existence. Iletter conditions for nil jivoplo better wagoe for labor, bettor protlU for business will rosult. v Let us lay nvldo all petty and nar row strife, and push singly nnd solely for the extension nnd upbuilding of this city. hanna Versus Cleveland. Of course. In all human probability. President Roosevelt will be renomi nated. If he Is renominated, he wilt be re elected. He will get a Inrgo vote out side of the Republican party. in a speech nt Junction the editor of this pnper made tho above state ment, and added: "Roosevelt la n dangerous man to tho Democratic party." The Portland Journal. In Its emi nent desire to bo fair In a political campaign, quoted the nbovo. and loft off the last four words. That left the editor or this Journal In the nttltudo of making the an nrchtlstlc statement that Roosevelt Is a dangerous man. , Ho is a dangerous man, not only to tho Democratic party, but to Mark Hanna. and other ambitious men In tho Republican party. Wo look for secret manipulations henceforward to sldotrnck Roosevelt, and pavo tho way for Murk Hanna's candldaoy. If by aceldont or contingency. Roosevelt were disposed of ns a can. dldate. Mark Hanna would seok tho nomination abJhe hands of tho Re publicans, nntl Orover Cleveland would probably bo tho ,, Democratic nominee. That would bo -a political battlo royal among heavyweights. Thoro would be barrols of money spent on uom suiea A third party man. on tho right Platform, might beat qlthor of them. Rut single-handed Mark would boat Grovor. s THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. Tho congressional election will bo decided by tho tlmo this paper roach es Its readers. Tho Journal has inado a fight from tho shoulder for tho man It believed should be olocted Hon. Dinger Her mann. Tho Journal Is never half-hearted In any campaign. It Is squarely for or against tho main proposition. It did not bollovo that Mr. Reames' position on tho tariff, and as a. Demo cratic nominee, would enable him to servo this district. An Independent candidate for con gress The Journal might have sup ported a man who could act with tho majority In congress. But with an uncompleted public miliums ami grounds, with a river rrout closing up for waut of govern Some of our exchanges nro kicking becnuso society women of the effeto Hast take thoir dogs out riding, and prefer them to babies. .They should romerabor that tho bablbs have dono nothing mean, and the kind of moth orly lovo possessed by, that kind of fomlnlno Is the vnrloty that needs first to be tried on a dog. ; The editor of the Soattlo Times, speaking of H. W. Scott's visit to Se attel, on tho occnslon of tho Presi dent's visit, says: "Col, Harvey W. Scott Is ono of tho three ablest edi torial writers of tho day." It Is plainly to bo rend between tho linos that the editor of the Timos Is of tho opinion. that the editor of tho Seattle Times Is the othor two. Tho Astoria News, quoting Henry Hahn for authority, says there was enough names on the portage road referendum, but they wore not filed nt Snlom. because tho railroads feared tho Initiative on n maximum freight rate law threatened by tho Portland Chamber of Commorco. TIiIb Is humor Everyone Jtnows Uie Port land Chamber of Commorco has not energy enough to file n hand saw, that occurs under his or her charge. Uvary physician, midwife or head of the family must glvo notico to Bucn health officers within forty-olght hours of overy death. No burial can take placo until n proper burial cer tificate has been mndo out and trans mitted to tho county health officer. ' All these requirements nro tho re sult of the act crentlng the stato board of health, which pnssod tho last legislature. It contained an emorg oncy clattBO and tooK effect upon Its approval by tho govornor. It creates a county ns well as a stato health board. The county board Is tho coun ty Judge and tho county physicinn. To this officer must bo reported all Infectious diseases, deaths and causes (hereof, placo of burial of every por son that dies In tho county, and In tho caso of tho birth or any child give names or pnronts, resldcnco nnd occupation. A SWHRT nitRATII. Is n ncTT falling "Isn of a healthy stomach. When the brenth Is bad the tnmrn-h In out of order. There la no rem edy In tlio world equal to Kodol Djrapep In Cure for ciirlna Indigestion, djupepala and all stomach disorder Mrs. Mary 8 Crick, of 'White I'lnlnn. Kjr.. writes s "I hum hn n (Imncntln for rears tried nil kind of remedies, but continued to grow worse. Hjr the use or Kodol I began to Improve at once, and nfter taking n few bottle am fully restored In weight, health and strength, and can eat whatever I like Kodol digests what you eat, ond makes the stomach sweet. Tor sale by K. O. Haas, 00 State street. 3 'A ' iSMaU.1 ' ' 5J I iBJl " " " Sit '' A Wev. . " ximmi 'Bluer thO hfl (l. recipient of a L man" You proA,A5 nVu"r..8?'-artie .JSTM "" ,ucr"en a, Mn Mi "Peotlon and McS0 ' onCeofsmtiD g ?, i. ""M C T. Pomeroy - "PUClkD kingdom. lightning Poisonous drugs nor doctors' wil not remove tho lift should oporuto to keep nutomo- l.lllatu fmirt rnrtlni mi liiihllr mnrift- Sueh siHirt" should bo prohibited i row a'd' nml Indian school everywhere' and "tho users of BeH- J needing large appropriations. Her i.iw.iii.w. A,ini.Mi in rnatririmt tn n mann was ludlsiHtiislble to Salem. tafe rate of snood. I If Salem sees lit. or if Marlon conn. , u ty eees nt. under the circumstances. There's nothing now left of tho to help defeat the Republican uoml election, but tho "I told you ao'a ' nee for congret.3 Salem will pay X) ff Ayer's Hair Vigor has been JDlaCfi JtiClir goring color .to gray hair for fifty years, and It never fails 19 do this work, either. And you can rely upon it for stopping your hair from falling. j,0.lJv&?S5iSftu. Fame's Eternal Camping Ground. Tho campnlgns nnd battles of the civil wnr wore on u scale of surpass ing magnitude. Thore wore more than n score of single battles, some tlmos extending over sovornl days In each or which tho losses In killed nnd wounded on the federal side were greater than the aggr grte of nil our losses In all our other wars com blnod. How pnltry seem the f000 killed and wounded In tho war of 1812. or tho wnr In Mexico, or tlio wnr with Spain, compared with the 11.00(1 nt Shlloh, 1C.00O at tho Chick nhomlny. 33.000 nt Anttetnm. the nmo nt Fredericksburg, 10.000 nt ClmnoallarBVlllo. 23 000 nt Gettys burg. lG.oqo nt Chlcknmaugn. 37.000 In . the Wlldernoss nnd 20,000 nt Spottsylvanln. Tho grand aggregate of destruction fr.lrly staggers the Im agination nccUBtomed ns wo hnvo been for more than a generation to tho figures: 03,000 killed by bullets. 180.000 killed by disease. 20.000 dead from other causes a grand totnl of 304.000. about ono In nlno of cvory man who woro the uniform. In no other wnr In all time has such respect boen paid to the dead. Immediately after Its close tho nee rotary of war wub dlicctcd by con gress "to hoc ure suitable burial place, and to have theso grounds enolnsod. so that tho resting places of the bono rod cocd may bo kopt sacred forevor" In scvonty-nlno separato and distinct national ceme teries tho bodlea of nearly 300,000 soldlors who died during the civil war are Interred, nnd tho decoration of their graves with (lowers on a fixed day ban bocomo a nntlonnl cus tom. Somo of the comoterlos contain each n sllont army or ovor 10.000 Boldlore. In serried ranks marked by tho whlto headstones, on nearly hair or which Is Inscribed "unknown." The world may bo searched In vain ror anything similar or kindred; there Is no othor such Impresslvo sight On fame's eternal camping-ground Their silent tents aro spread; And glory guards, with solemn round, Tho bivouac of tho dead. From tho United States Army by Oca F V Greene, In Scrlbnor's. GRANGERS SUPPORT HARRIS BILL And iii . State Convention Declare (or. Direct Primary LaV Wednesday, tho State Grange, In session nt Orogon Clt)" adopted n resolution declaring for the enact ment of tho Harris corporation tax law nnd also u direct primary law. A resolution covorlng theso objects was roturned by tho legislative commit teeo In connection with Its annual reiorL State Master I), G. I.eedy, Jacob Vornoos and W. M. Illlleary, con stituting tho commlttoe on legisla tion, submitted a report. They found moro people at tho stato capital dur ing the last sosBlon of the legislature that wero Interested In the equaliza tion ot tho burdens of taxation than evor before. Tho lntoroets of the Grange, reported tho committee,, aro greatly aided by tho tax reform clubs throughout tho state Among tho bills passed by the last legislature for which tho Grango was working woro the Eddy corporation tax law and Malarkoy's Inheritance tax meas ure. "Wo failed in our effort to se cure tho passage of a bill to creato tho offico of product or district as sessor," uays tho committee, and pro vide for his olectlon by tho people Tho principles of electing oftlcors by direct voto Is not popular with tho leglslatora Aftor noting tho defeat of Crolsan'B direct primary bill, the uarns, uniarxoy anu uavoy corpo ration tax measures, tho report con cludes by stating that tho Grange and proporty owners should not bo discouraged becausq they had not accomplished all they had asked for in the way or legislation. The com mittee hold that tho passage of all tho measures mentioned above would havo been secured "if the Grango had stood solidly by tho principle that large and oxtravagant appropri ations would be opposed unless In creased sources or revenue should be created and thus relieve and not Increaso tho blirdons already heavy upon land and Jts improvements." Tho report of tho committee tdgother with tho apponded resolutions wero adepted: 'Tesolvod, Thai tho Oregon State urango favors tho enactmnn intn inu h or House nil! No. 196. known as the Harris bill, and providing tor an equal rate pf assessment for the tax ation of express, telegraph, tele phone, railroads, Pullman or sleeping oars, refrigerator cars and oil com panies, and to create a state board ot appraisers and assessors rpr such purpose, aud proscribe their duties thoreror. nesolved. That tho Stato Grange or Oregon Is In Uvor ot a primary law providing for direct nomination ot candidates for public office." Mut Record Births, Deaths, It is necessary now to nuke of ficial record of even' birth mi inni A now law that Is already jn effect tho county health officer of any birth ' "' Y 'fHeWan'f Of consumption" it a remark often made of a fleshy man The remark expresses the popular recognition of the fact that the sign of consumption is emaciation, iou i ncsu. uu the other baud, a gain in fleih U a sure sign that wast-, ing diseases aie be ing cuteu. Bmaciated peo ple with obstinate coughs, bleeding lungs, night-sweats and weakness, have been perfectly cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The several steps of the cure were re corded in ounces and pounds of in creasing weight. When there U gain iu flesh the wasting disease b being surciy cureu. Mr Wltl II Whltmlre, f- AtUoa. RocUne- hm Co. write our son contracted a deep cold about Hie firat of July 1S09, and had a terrible couch Wt called a doctoriud he pro nounted It irritation of the bronchial tubes, with aithm.U trouble and he informed me that my you wa. liab r to die nt any time He told mi that i. we could keep the bronchial tubej open he .rrTireliim but after treating him several I' n1i.roo growing-worse all the time, .SSelud,d ? XV. Br rKree. Golden Med1Cai DlwoTerv and l-leMnt relletv I had ieen wTR. .LD,'Tl.i,""cuI?f!,curt brought about by the u ul thee medicines, and of course I ?..'m,d",u, ,in I" h He usedthree bottlea of -Golden Medical DiscoVrry home and one rial of the ' Pellets.' and was thenwril Sl1 ta s.q lo ' Virginia taking supply withlilm I am Just in receipt of a fetter iroin The Common Sense Medical Adviser, lco8 Urge pages ts sentw on receipt of - 1 i"j "tu oi mailing only. Wa. DR. J. F. COO Has como to tho conclusion that all profession of ths h side of tho vegetable kingdom la' a failure. When your si I wuuuut. uuiu uiuuu. iuu win nnir fin i..n. . -- -. ..winy m j. Ifnli... AU" nor t., u causo, butlaythofoundiuonJ oi aiscaso. inoso poisons go into your bones, and kill ti if and creato all kinds of dlscaaos, cancorouB tumors, consumctl J bono diseases, otc. You must bear In mind thnt hi. . . - "icaicini H poisonous tonic, nor ? stimulant, nor temporary relief which i iiuiouiiuua uruB, wuere wo rosuus aro euro death sooner or lit 1 biamo tho medicine, when It takes an effect and stirs tip ti dlncnnn In fhn nvnlnm. Vnn mttnf nnt ovnn. .. .... -wyvbi. w uocurcaini(t your sickness or dlscaso has been a long tlmo coming on uit a, long tlmo to get It out of your Byatom. It will take months build a now body from tho bones up. This la what the peoplj i derstand. They are used to being humbugged. His medlcinei posed of Nature's Herbs what tho human system rcqulrci ttih mals got alck thoy will help themsclvos to thoso herbs, for therb Btlnct, and tho pooplo havo not, bo wo havo to make a itudj cf i been a Ufa study with Dr. Cook. Do not get weary; thli life iii and too awcet to worry out of this world. Dr. Cook Cures All Kinds of Diseas 301 Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon. fl-S-lM-fR-fal-M-t-l-l-ll-H-fa-l-a-l-a-l-H-l-M-l-l-i-l-tRilti Draperies and Carpets YOU Will SOQlKHtirj pets for your w kg During Wi uttt ii have a Hue of fjcHn samples fna tM n make selwo. Any stkctiotui tt placed on ytufM III ten days Hat. The House Furnishing Co, 269 UUrtrStrtH Stores siSiltB Hi ml i WF MM -l8HHlBBSMKiBWi1 HARRITT & LAWREi Sell more Groceries and tetter Groceries tnaa ANY10S LETTUCE, RHUBARB, RADISHES, etc Justfrw Gardens. - - AND EVERYTHING FOR THE SPRING SEASa Como and bco for yourself old p. o. oRid I ' III II I 'atiJIt Mil MMMMiMI V Truth to Tel Thoro aro no othor milk cans nude equal in wearing qualities the pt BUHL CAi They aro tinned to stay tinned, wpj to stand years of hard service. ot".rf easily, Decomo ueniea, oau ut.6 soon rust and go to pieces, hoi sow an, ctory," "Improved Elgln"and "O"; They wfil outlast any otbr tans on wjrffii thoroucbly and quklfly.clwnjJ. '?'& A the only oka In the world that Is Wd?"g5t uum victor' tn urcaxi u rriw-, "Victor" Round Handle. As there rroBjr! lor Imitations of this can. we sump all oun thnMlUc Can Trade Mark. Look for It. E. H. Wade 4 mi D.S.BENTL Wholesile and Retail. Roche HafW lime, Alsen Cci Lath and Shinoles. Sand and Gt C MM And all Kinds of Building Material. All Kinds of Heavy ""1 WorK done on short notice. 181-183 J ...SUMMER NORMAL SCW First Narlnnal Bank RnlMfnC. Saleffl. QK&j 1 t.XHe ?,? teri? w,n cen Mav 4tdand continue JSI term will open June 22 art coatliue till the August eKjy "" raea in u uraaciws reauireaior siai - ,ji- tk' ""i uui-HBa. lyPCWrillflsT, CIOCBIIOH H "" "ii IbW "iMl'S Wlli J i with ifclttW! M W fvff(tT ..?L0r.e,h.,A500 teachers of Oregon Martestlffloayie' schopl. Address J, j. Kraps, S!. Oregon. ,2S"-K-sr ''71 '.,