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THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1903.
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THE DAILY JOURNAL
Scrlppa News Association Telegrams.
3 and 5 Oclock Editions,
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance.
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Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month.
Weekly One Year. 1.00 In Avance.
' JOURNAL 8PECIAL DELIVERY.
''Ono WooJ ...,, S 10
Ono Month 35
Three Months 1.00
At Journal office.
At Daue's Grocery, South Salem.
At Bowertox Grocery, Yew Park.
Asylum Avenue Grocery Store.
Electric Grocery, East 8tate St.
II I I I I I I II It I I I III t HH-f
The Bitters is
wn
o-
Hay-
It k uoin before
tbo public for
50yearsrtths
been thorough
ly (rated. We
rite you to try
t fur
Snnr Stomach,
Jrdleestlon,
Dyspepsia,
Liver and Kid
ney Ailments
or Malaria.
Fever ""d Atrue I' nlwrnup".
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&ITTERS
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J The Weather.
Tonight and 'luesday cloudy
occasional light showers.
check and It doesn't earn a dollar of
Us salaries.
Alhnny oloctod n carnival quoon
Saturday night, and, following 8a-
lom's example, olected an "Agnes,'
aiiss Agnos Craft holng selected for
tho place. As our own good quoon
was oloctPd first. Albany's rulqr Hhould
hear the title of Agnes II.
UPH0OD
WORK OF
UNION
Members of Berry
Craft Talk Over
Work of Season
be
WHY IT SUCCEEDS.
with
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
This will bo tho most interesting
week In tho history of Salem.
Country people seem to bo gutting
tho boat of the bargains 'at the country
store
There nro Only 27 woodpllos curing
for"Bunimor on Ono of our principal
rosldonco Btrects.
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Tho little town of Jefferson sont
nearly two hundred dollars to tho
Heppner flood sufferers. That's tho
Jorsoy cream town o'f Oregon.
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Tho young man who bought a pack
ago .at tho country storo and got a
bustlo complains that it Is out of
stylo and his girl will bavo nono of it.
Tbo roport that Tho Journal editor
-and Dob Hendricks nro to put on tho
gloves as ann attraction at tho Carol
yal Wednesday evening will draw a
lulg crowd.
r Tho Portland Journal wants nil tho
"country papors la, got Jn and whoop
up tho Portland Exposition. What
need Is thereto lonrf.as therov Is a
dally Journal printed at Portland?
Tho man
who runs
tho country
storo had tho gall to hand tho editor
of ThotJoiirnali'ai'liundlo of papers
labelled po'fik libel suit for his ten
cents, jjY$l It was abount tho, usual
prlco.
Tho XIlay man Is considered by
many tho host dressed man at tbo
carnival, and he had his suit mado to
order and It was n perfect fit without
ovor trying It on.nt Joseph Moyers
and Sons. Tlioy can lit a man there
by jiiBt looking nt him once.
Lot tho children go barofooL Iluy
them a tent to sot up undor tho trees
in tho yard or on tho shady sldo of
tho house. Iluy thorn a rubber hose
and let thorn squirt a littlo wntor on
each othor In tho good old summor
time, llemombor you wero young
yourself onco. Spend a littlo money
on your kids and save paying the
inonoy to tho doctors and tho undor
takers.
A lady who recently returned to
Corvallls from Athena, tolls of a re
markable occurrence In connection
with tho storm that destroyed Hepp
eor. At Athena a windstorm raged
that had tho force of a cyclone A
farm houso was picked up and carried
half a mile, and It was handled so
gently that tho tea In tho cups on tho
supper table was not spilled. O. P.
Irvine, tho Munchausen of tho Cor
v'allls (Jazotto.
.
Salem continues to flsh for tho
ontlrti world and (japs tho climax by
claiming the- young'lady on tbo cover
of tbo now Yaqulua. bay pamphlet as
n5 Salem clrl. whereas everybody In
thjajpartf Oregon rocognlroa4 at n
gfanco our, own Miss Eva pTonqlu
Aioanmyenjocrai. siua utoucu is io.
oo congruiuinicu. niu ctaicm gin who
won "tho popular Cj&us, contost for
l A'V" vunixu UKSIU&lio 1 lMi:v"Ul Kilt
than, tho pna on tugjeover.
It 'JBjnnly a sfop''?rqin tho govorn,-,
mem roguianon. or rauronu iroigm
rates to government control of tho
roads, Tbo Interstate contnierco com
mission costs the peoplo about a half
million dollars per year, and Its duty
UUo hold In cluyk tbo transportation
corporations. It don't earn a dollar
In Jncomo to tho government East
Oregonlan.
It might be added that It doosn't
Bepau'so It's for One Thing Only, and
Salem Is Learning This.
Nothing can bo good for everything.
l)oing one thing woll brings success
Donn's Kidney Plllif do ono thing
only.
They're for sick kldnoys
They cure bneknebo, every kldnoy
111
Hero Is Salem orldenco to prove It.
Q. W. Dennett of Hojoburg, Ore., n
woll-lmowh veteran member of 11th
Iowa Itog., Co. I, Inf., sayB "If kldnoy
complaint affocts everyono na It did
mo thoro Is littlo wonder that tho suf
ferer fs constantly complaining and
continually on tho outlook for some
thing to bring rollof. I was annoyed
moro or loss with kldnoy trouble ovor
Blnco I left tho nrmy In 18C5. I suffered
everything from steady dull aching
to oxcruelatlng twinges across tho
small of my back. I had to movo
around very carefully trying to ovado
pain, for a false stop or backward
movement brought punishment. Tho
secretions from tho kldiloys wero In
a terrible condition, dark In color,
smello'd very strong and nftor stand
ing a short tlmo possessed a heavy
brick-dust scdlmonf. I was for eight
months undor treatment for my kid
neys but nothing gnv m nny por
manont relief until I commenced using
Doan's Kldnoy Pills. Tho first box so
grcally benefitted mo that I followed
up tho treatment by. using threo boxes
They practically cured mo. I am 88
years old, and can hardly expect to bo
cured completely, but when a remedy
will bring such rollof to a porson of
my ago and In a enso of so long stand
ing, what will it do In ordinary cases?
I might add that lieforo I began to uso
Doan's Kidney PUIa I was so badly
affejoted with dizzy spoils that often
when walking up town I bavo had to
stop and lean up against somothlng
for support I koep Doan's Kidney
Pills on hand all tho tlmo and overy
now nud again when I think my kid
neys or back need a little- toning up I
tako 1 fow doses. I recommend this
romody strongly."
Plenty moro proof like this from
Salem peoplo. Call at Dr. Stone's
dnig storo and nsk what his custom
ors report
For Bnlo by all doalcrs. Prlco 50
cunts, Postor-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
N.Y .solo agonts for tho United States
Remember tho name. Doan's, and
tako no Bubstltuto. 12
rtUB NOTirn 1R HHUVED
Due notice Is herehy. serred on the public
generally tbat DeWltt'a Witch Ilatel
Balve li toe only sslre on the market that
Is made from toe pure, unadulterated
witch barcl. DeWltt'a Witch Ilatel Ha We
haa cured thousands of caira of piles that
would not yield to any other treatment, and
tbla fact baa brought out many worthless
counterfeit. Thoa peraona who get tbe
cenulne DeWIU'n Witch llaiel Halra are
nerer disappointed, because It cure. For
aale by F. J. Ilaaa, 00 State street.
The Organization Scored a
.Great Success in all
its Undertakings
Farmer's Son Captured Yale.
A farmor's son, who camo to Yalo
university with his savings and a
largo pnrt of his belongings tied in a
handkerchief, Is tho most talked of
Wan In tho college now, and not only
tho brightest manJlu his class, but. In
tho opinion of many of tho yaha pro
fessors, tho brlghtost man who has
ovor beon In Yalo, bo far as general
all-around knowjedgo Is concerned
His namo la Frederick E. Fierce and
ho Is tho Botuof. a retired Congrega
tlpnal minister In Connecticut. Ho
early displayed a lino mind and was
encouraged by the profossorB. Ho did.
all kinds of odd Jobs, , but with that
handicap upon hla tlmo ho took prizes
In his studies right along. Ho divided
with a classmate' tho John Hubbard
Curtis prlzo, tho Income of $2500. for
literary ami rhetorical excellence. Re
cently this hard working young man
was elected a member 6f Skull and
Bones society, tho most oicluslvo
Yalo secret society of tho senior class,
Such is tho compelling power of Intel
lect that wealth and aristocratic pride
hold tho transportation companlos in must bend to It and pay It homage.
A J. iL W O" of mY (bug"6 bd stk-
xSitlYn.Ct m terribly. W tried lmot, every-
. thing, without relief. Weaken tried
Ayers Cherry Pectoral and thre bottles cured hertM
jTnmm Jam Entsmiitr, Langsttttt, O, ,, JSZS&SS&m. .
Thoro was a good attendance Satur
day afternoon nt tho reunion of the
8,alem Fruit Growers' Union, nt Ma
rlon square. On account of tho show
ers tho picnic did not come off, al
though many of tho Individual grow
ers and their fnmlllos brought in bns-
kot dinners, and nto them anywhere
In tho dry nnd between showors. At
1:30 p. m. thoro was qulto a crowd of
tho berry growers ot tho squaro, but,
na tho music stand was locked up,
thoy got aonts on tho outsldo nnd wont
through with a vory Interesting pro
gram, consisting mostly o reports of
mombors nB to their success In dis
posing of tholr crop through tho
Union. Bolow aro prlntod tho state
ments of some, nnd a great many
moro mndo similar statements uphold
ing tho work of tho Union In ovory
particular. Tho contracts with tho
Portland shipping llrm nnd with tho
ennnory nro being oxecuted to tho lot
tor, nnd thoro was novor bo great a
result secured for so small an outlay.
Some Talks Made.
H. i). Thlolson oponcd tho program
with a tnlk on "Straw," tho first pnrt
of tho strawberry program. Tho last
straw to break tho cambl's back was,
In his opinion, thoso who got tho ben
efit of tho Union, but would not help
mako It a success.
A much hlghor prlco would havo
been secured had thoso outsldo the'
Union not entered Into violent compe
tition with each othor to break tho
market
The growers had' nil learned n great
deal about growlng,frult and market
ing tho 8amo."Many members ot tho
llnlnn hnd not taken the breatost
pains to preparo for tho market
Thoro had not 'boon enough pains
taken to grndo tho fruit Evbn pota
toes had to bo graded to got the best
results. It always paid to do this,
J. M. Kylo talked about borrlos,
from tho commission man's stand
point Tho growors usually had the
oxperlonco. nnd the commission man
tho rest of tho proceeds.
Many families hnd not beon nblo to
got their usual supply at GG to 75c
a orato for homo canning. Ho hnd
to go to the country nnd pay $1.25 a
crnto for his.
There was a great domand for
strawborrlos for prosorvlng In Now
York. Por this purposo thoy wero put
up In glass. At Salem this kind of
berries would bo put up In barrels and
sont by freight.
Noah Wolch stated that bo was sat
isfied with tho result of shipping and
at tho cannory.
Ho UBod to tako 75 conts a crato In
trade, and ho had dono considerably
better this reason.
Mr. Hatch said all ho Bold through
tho Union nottod $1.07 a crate. Thai
cannory also had treated him well;
ho having no canning borrles to sell,
but got throe conts for thorn.
Grove Homsloy said his crop ot Wil
sons was very Bliort, two acres of Wil
sons producing, nil told, 25 crates
only a half aero lolng planted a year
ago. Used somo Complete No. 2 fer
tilizer.
Mr. Jorgensen stated tlmt.he was
pleasod with tho Union. Regretted
that some ot his neighbors bad not
helped Tho Union had almost doubled
tho prollt for all engaged in tho berry
business. PotaBh, nitrogen and lime
wero needed In this valley. Many
mado tho mlstnko ot applying it
wrong. On poor land this would payj
Win. LniiBlng got 24 orates off ono
and a halt acrea of Wilsons. Most of
his plants wero without blooms on
plants, and as high as 12 or 15 plants
woro without fruit in a row. A neigh
bor took 300 crates off' an acre and a
quarter of Wilsons.
Mr. Dow who has tho Huffstotter
place, suld he .got -70 crates off one.
fourth acres of that variety. Ho
piqked somo too ripe. andUost them.
Sot out an aero that produced some
fruit
Mr Gollott said off nlno rows of Or
ogona. 200 plants to tho row, ho got
45 or 60 cratos, after sotting out sev
oral thousand plants. Was well
pleased with tho work ot the Union,
O, P, Livingston said. Ije; bad not
much, oxporlonco, but bad put out sev
eral acre. Ho favored tho Union,
and hoped whea the new ?hartor went
Intotfeffect. that peddling .would
prohibited. f ' 1
' The President's Address
Was devoted to rolatlrig thc-oxped-ences
of an amateur city berry growt
or, and tho troubles ot a sidewalk
farmer. Nono of tho Union had made
so much money this year that tholr
houses woro robbed. Tho strawberry
grower was novor out of work. The
supply of labor for himself and family
woro not llkoly to glvo out, as thero
was always hoeing, Cultivating, plant
ing, training vines or cutting off run
ners to do, jet It wns a crop whero
most of tho work camo when there
wero no other crops to keep ono busy.
Hordes and cream went hand in hand,
and the 200 acres of strawborrlos at
Salem mado n demand for tho milk
and cream of 1200 Jorsoy cows some-
whore. Tho Union mado its mark on
7
rm i
' Summer Engagement?
Aro ftrovorbially temporary in fw.
kctonVbut It tho engage;
you give her is tho best quality ,!f
, 0... .u , KC6n
tit
will tako It for granted that you 1?
a gonorous husband, and she's ; '
Nowhoro
uuiLur m BOVOn rnC
than right horo to get engagement Z
wedding rings, ,nocklacos, bracZ.
and tbo llko than at
bracelet!
C0TO-r
C, T. Pomeroy . . ,
Jeweler nnd Optician, 288 Com, Bt. '
...SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL..,
First National Dank Dulldlncr. Salem, Oregon
The first term will open May 4tli and continue seven weeks. Thesecom
..!,.,iiuMn inno 11 nnd continue till the Ausrust examlnatlnn r.V.."
.......... . ... IJ..m i. JLa in ii hr.inrhv: rentilrcdfor state and cnuntu mm.'. .I.53
mo marnei in s year, nnu, win o somo win u iuim-- "",.," : Trr;;.:.!:. T h.oi i ""' soil
of the bab.es would undoubtedly get ih If&f&uX AS
tho blue label, so far nono had been
born with a strawberry mark. Work
ing out thcorlos wns vory interesting,
but thoy did not always work out In
tho Hold as well as on paper.
The Union had hnd no strikes, no
boycotts, and no lock-outs. Tho best
of good feeling had beon maintained
toward growers not In the Union, with
tho hopo that they would como In
whonovor thoy saw tho benefit of It,
and In tho mcantlmo do all thoy could
to help up prices. Thoro bns boon no
effort to force any ono Into tho Union,
or to coorco nny morchnnt to handle
Union goods. It was his belief that
tho morchnnt would In tho near futuro
find it to bis interest to buy all his
berries from tho Union, and cooper-
nto to maintain retail prices at a fair
standard. Tho Union had paid pick
ers bolter wages, had got hotter
prices, had reduced competition by
taking over 100 crates out of competi
tion, and had Improved tho pnek and
mndo a wldor market for tho Salem
berry. Another year would soo still
bettor results, and ho expressed tho
belief that noxt year tho Union would
bo strong enough to put Its own pro
duct into tho market without nny com
mission houso, Tho World's Pair
yenr would cnlargo tho demand, and
all would bo propared to tako ad
vantage of theso conditions.
. V. . nr .-m t9 n.Aifrtft f A4 f HCtflflANII ,A ,k. . wlHtCCI
school. AddressJ.J. Kraps. Salem, Oregon. "
t&" iCTJiifr
Mg FWfi
Harness. Saddlery, Whips,
ft? .'.l I on f)ifcnc Cltf Ma4 -i.
j 35 a-ay www, i-i j nina, etc.
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skill and highest duality of stock m
a guarantee that weturnont tktbx
goods ever offered in Salem,
SIGN OF THE WHITE HORSE.
ESTABLISHED 1869
E. S. Lamport Saddlery Co.
189 Commercial Street
Mokr lea positively Curea Sick
Headache, Indigestion and Constipa
tion, a aoiighuul horb drink; Ro-
moves all eruptions tof tho skin, pro-
uucing a porrqet ccnnpioxlon or monoy
refundod. 25c. and 50c. Writo to us
for frco sample. W. II. Hooker & Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist
STTE
TEaCHERS
MEETING
City Supt. Traver of Salem
Schools Honored
Tho sosslcn of tho Western division
of tho Stato Teachers; Association.
which closed nt Portland on Satrday,
Juno 27th, was tho most successful
meeting of tho association slnco its
organization threo years ago. Moro
than 750 teachers woro in attendance
Twenty of tho county superintend
ents woro thoro. Principals, teachers
nnd Buporlntondents mot to discuss
school problems; to becomo acquaint
ed, nnd to rccolvo tho Inspiration that
Is always derived from largo and suc
cessful conventions. Tho convention
will bo held in Portland noxt year. It
Is quite certain that moro than 1000
teachers will bo present Tho execu
tive commlttco will present tho coun
ty Bending tho largost numbor ot
teachers with a beautiful silk banner.
Tho following teachers woro In at
tendance from tho Salem schools;
Uertha Kotchum, Mrs. C. M. Oglo, Nol
Ho Starr, Oraco Bollinger, J. S. Ora
Ijam, ,W. M. Smith, Pearl Applegate,
1 It. Trevor, Maudo Moyers, Margaret
Cospor, Ennlno Dushnoll, Annlo Gor
don, Lena Stlllwell, II. N Goodo,
Dortha Dvrd, Clara Scott, Ethol Rig
don, Ethcjl Fletcher, Alma Govcr, W.
J. Crawford.
Supt. Traver was chosen to fill tho
vacancy on tho oxccutlvo commlttco.
What the Shoe Man Has.
Shoes for Spring and Sonixr, shoes
that fit and havo quality of material,
Shoes for style, cbeacnessul wear,
Shoes that will compare with other
makes.
H- J. OSWALT,
99 State St.. Salem, Oregon. H2-!e
Acker's Blooci fillxlr positively
Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning and
nl( Scrofulous affections. At all times
a matchless system tonic nnd purifier.
Monoy refunded if you aro not atls
fled 60c. and $1.00. D. J. Fry, Drug-gist.
a sweet nnnATn.
If a nerer falling ilsa ot a healthy
tomacti. When the breath Is bad the
stomach Is out of order. There Is no rem.
ear in ma worm equal to Kodol Uyspe;
in v.urp i or curinR indigestion, ayspepa
and all stomach disorders. Mrs. Mary
Crlclc, of White Plains. Kr.. writes: "I
have been a dispeptlc for years tried all
kinds of remedies, but continued to arrow
worse Dy tbe use of Kodol I began to
Improve at onco, and after taking a few
bottle am fully restored In weight, health
and strength, and can eat whatever I like.
Kodol digests what you eat. and makea
the stomach sweet. Kor sale by F. O.
Ilaas. 00 State street
FIREWORKS, FLAGS
add a full line of BEAD WAINS.
BELTS. Etc.
The Variety Stow,
941 Court St. AHBora N. Wekb.rm
sHaHIH-fltlllMtI4lTft
jjj Best grade
I Castor
Machine
I Oil
m 40c gallon at
$ Spee Bros
! stllW
FRUIT TRAYS, BOXES and CRATES
all kinds and styles. First Class
work and material, Prices reasoa
able. Shop on Miller St., South
Salem. Phone Red 2191.
GEO. F. MASON.
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iwer (Joi
Salem Lit, fraction ant
Is Puepafed to Supply
POWER SERVICE
Bosihess and Residence Lifcntin,
Electric Fan SetVice at
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Call; tip Telephone 951 and have oat
Solicitor Come and see yoti