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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1903)
c f'l m ., . AQE TWO. THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1903. is the common phrase many clothiers will fire at you this Spring' Why. bless you, you haven t the time, and it wouldn't do you any good, any way ydu would just get mixed up and confused and would go out disgusted be cause you saw so many things you couldn t have or didn't want. That is not the way to doal all. Juft coma here and fell us you want a suit of clothes and we will show vou things enough. No body makes better clo thes than ours. Lots of new ideas in clothes this Spring. Look at our $10 t?o0. $$ and S20 suits. Pay as much as you can-for that is the way 10 save in clothing. ' Gl Wi J &C0 on fccreat event'-tbat will iTrlng Ihou-j, TT " ...- i 111 sanaa of peoplo to the city, ana kp them horo. 8ALEM VERSUS ROSEBURO. The noxt lcaguo games In this city are Saturday anjl Sunday between Sa lem and Itoseliurg. j The Roseburg team got away with Salem on the occasion of ho first bout j between these two strongest -clubs In the Western Oregon league. I Thoy are n strong 'team and have the backing of their people, and of a 'large contingent of tho railroad men 'of tho 8. P. Co. I Tho games at Balom that como off ' Saturday and Sunday will lost the ' question whether our team has really been strengthened by additions. I Tho Roseburg team Is stronger and has had more practice, nnd Is made tup of n moro than avorage lot of men, physically. They aro capable of groat tenm work, and have moro resources than any team on tho lcaguo, unless It bo tho Solemn. , Tho Salem team will develop this week morn than ever before as thoy have somo needed practlco work, nnd will got more. Tho games Saturday and Sunday will bo a bnttlo royal for lcaguo su premacy, nnd there should bo thou sands of peoplo to sco them, o dadcan The Clothiers 215 Com'l St. TALKS SENSE Cranks Sympathize With the Black Fiend They Lose Sight of the Crime and the Innocent Victim, to Weep Over the Guilty One THE OAILY JOURKaL tariffs News Association Telegrams. S and B O'clock Editions. V HOFKR ROTHKR. Uy Orw Yr, H.6Q In Advance. ly TKrt Heaths, 11.99 In Advance My by Carrier, W Cants rr Month. W-Vly Qua Year. 11.90 In Avanos. "JOURNAL tPCCIAL DELIVERY. 0e We XI,... ....... ,t 10 0 Moata .'..' SS Tfcrw Months 1.00 At Journal Ma. At kHwt'e Qrecary, Sauth Salem. At NwtrMX Qrewy, Vaw lark. Aaylwn Avervua firacery Store. KIatfo Qroetry, Cast Mate at v Hrr r TTfit h m m j t ' AjtHHaT'Ty' " immiinnniHtiiHM 8UPT. TRAVER WILL REMAIN. Tho best nows'Salom public schools have hoard In n long 'time was tho an nouncement of tho determination of Prof. I II. Travor to remain at Sa lem. Although offorod a bettor position, from the standpoint of salary, and for opportunity of advancement, ho pre fers to stay at Salem nnd work for tho schools horo. Ho was told at Portland that ho was waiting his time, that Salem peoplo would not appreciate- good public schools, and at Portland he could be in a do moro At homo In progressive school work. Prof. Travor simply did not bellovo this, and from' tho success ho has had he returns to Salem to work on a smaller salary, but with tho belief that hero great results for upbuilding tho schools aro possible. This Is tho spirit that carries tho public school work forward, contrast ed with the attitude of somo oduea tors who put their salary beforo their work ond tho opportunity for render ing service ' "" Such tinaolflah devotion to tho cnuso or hip puono achoo s wl no- MI am no advocate of lynching or of mob law, but I had rather seo a com munity, wrought to the highest pitch ovor crimes that would seem Impos slblo this sldo of hell than to remain apathetic," was tho declaration of Hev. Dr. llartlett at tho First Congre gational Church Sunday In a prelude on "Lynching From Another Point of Vlow." Dr. Uartlott said. "I have soon so many sermons, edi torials nnd resolutions denouncing lynching and mob law that ono gets tho Improslon that tho citizens who hang or burn tho destroyers of life, homo and all that Is hold tsacred by womanhood, aro tho offondors rathor (hnn the monstor whom they destroy. "Wo seem to be so absorbed with tho majesty of this vaguo term 'law' that tho notion scorns to provall that tho real criminal are those who do not wait for legal processes, and tho violator of womanhood Is tho abused party. "Wo shudder at tho torturo of tho criminal who Is burned, but apparent ly forget to shudder for tho Innocent girl whoso mental and spiritual agony Is tenfold greater than that of tho flro, This Is not a raco problem, ex- copt so far as ono raco aro tho of endera, Tho whlto man who commits tho samo crlmo Is Just as guilty. "Tho Indignant uprising of a com munity, and somo of tho best men In It, to avongo a wring of such awful magnitude may bo technically lawless, Lbut tho spirit which causes tho upris ing Is tho rollcctlon of a hlghor civi lization. Thcro nro crimes so dread- fill that tho pure nnd tho chivalrous and tho strong find It woll nigh Impos sible lo onduro tho thought that such H0 I - fi - . i" ,i"T Ml? 11 ' F II ft ' Jpmi WwMmw w&r VS7 Tra'JIto BmvC1BI wmm Sitters Fever and Ague. It always cures. The Hitters it the best known remedy for sto- mtchilli. Hav Irgbotn balore tho public for 50 years t has been thorough ly listed. We fiurgo you to try i ior Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Liver and Kid ney Ailments or Malaria, jjrlatol Bay. Alaska, which Is tho first to arrlvo this year. It tells of tho safe arrival of tho cannory fleet from Astoria, with the Harry Morse leading tho othors several days. The damage to tho cannery coiw" Summer Engagemeil Are proverbially temporary acter: "but It the ongngemo you glvo'hor is tho boat qualr, an(i subsequent gifts are In kcomt, 8ho will take It for granted thnt youUui bo a gonorous husband, and sheik A-0urs, Nowhero bottor In seven Y tuan ngni noro to got ongagome woddlng rings, necklaces, bn and tho llko than nt f T PnitiArnv v a a viuviuj Jeweler nnd Optician, 288 Com. St. char ring ntlea and olets ...SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL... First Natlonaf Bank Bulldlntr. Salem. Oregon, t.. fi.,im will ocenMavth and continue seven weeks. The second properties term will ocenlane 22 and continue till tho August examination. Classes with -all the canneries bolng opomted I ft0Tt than 50 teachers of Oregon tear testimony to the success of this I. 4l. !. (hn mna nt nnlmnn lioirln. SChOOl. AflflreU J. I. MH- Jaicm, ". Tho most serious damago was to ono of tho canneries of tho Alaska Pack ers Association, which had been shift ed on Its foundation. Tho letter stated that tho general health was good, and no ncoldents had hnppencd, nnd work had been commenced In getting the canneries ready for operation. As toria Dudgct. o State Land Business Clerk of tho Stato Land Hoard O. O. Drown yesterday compiled his month ly statement of tho receipts of his of flco during the month of June, show ing that a total of 126,271.94 had boon rccolved from tho dlfforont sources, such as land sales, paymont on certifi cates, etc, and turned ovor to tho treasurer. Of tho total amount J1S, 025.01 was received as payments on certificates and caBli sale of school land. -iakM Harness, Saddlery, Whips, Lap Robes, Fly Nets, etc. Loriir years of experience, superior skill and hfehest quality of stock are a guarantee that we turn out the best goods ever offered In Salem, SIGN OF THE WHITE HORSE. ESTABLISHED 1869 E. S. Lamport Saddlery Co. 189 Commercial Street compllah moro nnd get good work out B "'senerato should pollute tho earth The Weather. Tun government forecast for tonight Is howcra, and for Thursday warm aUILOINQ OREATER SALEM. The" great succeaa of tho Mld-Sum- mr Carnival proves that ft payi any community to awaken to the necessity -of making the moit of Ita opportunity. 'Biikjm'ls tho boat located town In Ihg atato to draw largo crowds from nit directions, and have room for ,,then, and entertain them aftor they ar$,hoiu Balvra baa got the right spirit groused, the spirit that fays It will yyercomo all apathy at homo, and ob aUCdea abroad, and Itullltorcnce with' In Tho iKwplo of the real of the alato llkej to come to Baltm, and (hey aro , aiwaya giau w uavo the opportunity. i iTha tlm has nio yhen Salem ikhv pieg-Balem men and womon who hav tho. Intorost or their community at hwrt, havo got to go out of their ift$to meet the ieople,,of the rest of theatate. The tlmo la pat when many peoplo will como to Balom and go to tho trvuMo to hunt up Individuals, uulws thsyjhavo business with them. Tho people of tho rcat ot tha atato want to bo ahto u met the tHopIe'o( in on man, occoalona, and with oiitwmopjr or difficulty. tnt non tho Carnival la a IJo4 thing" Atifawat gathering la a good thing. Tha baaeball cimm . U good thing. Thoaa who do not want crowds at Salwu arv a minus ouan. ty. ivThw who do .not want Salem to prt who oim all u.jw taken to iput 8lm In tho frout rank of Or. s$, Itlvs. will be beneOtttAl by the nvViplrU that U building )Jiqrxser alem. Lt tho good, work go on. and when! tho SCarolval U oyer ph for the of all who aro connected with tlfo schools. Willi tho hearty support of tho board of education n man with tho de termination of I'rof. Trover will put tho Balom puhllo schools to tho front rank ot tho whols state. With such leadership tho people feel that they aro getting results from the school taxes thoy pay. and will pay thorn far moro cheerfully than whon they feel that thoro Is no pro gress being made. THE FINANCIAL CONDITION. Thero la a good tone to all lines of financial transactions, and a whole- nomo spirit of confidence Is well main tained. Tho conservative olloy of tho Pro Mont has had a good effect on tho trusts, and It seems probablo that all danger of a collapse la past. Railroad earnings and tho Iron In dustry contlnuo to bo phenomenally heavy. An abundant crop of wheat, corn and cotton la promised. Willi those foundation atones of na tional prosperity well In position, tho tluotuatlona of the labor and atook market can do llttlo damage. Tho scarcity of mouoy for nurrent business continues largo, and the next panic. If wo havo ono. will como from over-apeculatlou In tho Kast. Instead of InHatlon In tho West Western banks aro besieged for cur reney. and old conservative, Instltu tlona llko the IMrtland First National bank find thomselvea compelled o pay Interest on country dapoalta. Hmall Oregon bauka are earning good Interest every month from such posits with larger concerns that have great domand for currency In commercial routr. .. It looks as if thn .m.ii . - -- .- ...M,, vmiur . nan uto attvautaeo In thl . lect. aa If tho big city banks wore umier tremendous demands for funds to carry their customers, and cm,. Utlon forceg, them to accommodate ttelr custquvir, s ' There la omo good arcumnt rr an Increase In iho national currency and It la more than likely that cou grsa win uo fitfced to tak some ac tlph Iloliauc f tho viut,iP Klondike and South Africa will nn Wft't all tha necawitlea of driliiatlon. by his presenco. It Is easy to theorlzo about tho anarchy oY mob law, birt tho samo hand which ponned tho calm ed itorial might bo tho first to grasp tho torch If It was n mother, wlfo or daughtor who was tho victim. "I say that whon you look nt a lynching from nnother viewpoint It is simply tho bursting forth of nn Indig nation nnd loathing that will not bo checked. In tho Old Testament days they mado short work of such an of fender. "Lynching Is cortalnly n bad meth od and forms a habit of dlsordor and mnkos mon bloodthirsty. Hut If It Is to bo avoided thoro cortalnly Is called for a more suro and Bpeedy trial of thoso wretches who often brazenly dony crlmo nmld red tape of legal pro cesses, but confess abjectly whon con fronted with determined mon. It la usoloss to bring to trial good men who rise up to protoot their firesides. Tho community will not bear It If tho mon object to being burned lot them teas from crimes which mako a na tion slok." Catarrh Cannot be Cured. With LOCAL APPLICATION, as they cannot reach tho seat of tho disease Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease, and In order to euro It you must tnko Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is takon Internally, and acta directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Curo is not a quaok medicine. It was prescribed by ono of tho best physlclnns In thla country for years and Is a regular prescription. It Is composed of 'tho best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, nctlng directly on tho mucous surfaces. Tho perfect combination of tho two Ingra'dlenta Is whnt produces such wonderful re sults In curing Catarrh. Sond for testimonials freo. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 7C& Hall's Family Pills aro tho besL Logging Crew Out on Strike Tho ployod Company's em' forco of about SO mon A 1 In the, Wth-K'ellj' Lumber loglfij camp, near Lea- burg, on tho Mctazlo, quit work yes torday on accoui with tho "bossol of tho camp, REDUCED EXCUR8ION RATES. ot soma difficulty and most of thorn m now In Eugene, part of thorn havig arrived last night and moro comln down today. Ono of tho Mkers Informed th Guard that thefiwas nobody left nti tho camp execpuhe two "bosses." J Eugene Guard. I A DALD NEYSPAPER MAN. NESP Pills and rilla l&Qrsam The best vecctable nllk van JMW Aye& Pills. AndthcbcstSarsaparlllafs Avers. Two grand family diclnes, i1& Rich Strike in the Lucky Boy Fred Sharkey, of the Lucky I3oy Mining Company, wis down yostordav from tho niuo Rlvor mines. H i. very enthusiastic ovor tho futur nf tho Illue Ittver region. Ho saya that the peoplo of Eugene do not half ap preciate tho value of tho camp. A Rich Strike, In the Lucky Roy mines a new nnd very rich strlko has just Wen made. Mr. Sharkey had with him several pieces of quarta taken from ih min. In which tho gold was plainly visible to tho naked oye. No assay has yet boon mado of tho ore. but a conserva tive eatlmato plaoea it at J000 pr ton. The strlko was run Into in n .,. mis from tho lower drift It is large ami well dptlned. In the Confidence mine, a parallel Jo tho Lucky Roy. tho mmUnv ... i -- --- ' nun has at least 60.000 tons of mmn.i ylcb ore blocked out Thoy will mi. tho next cleanup aoiaetlmA between aim wth. of Jul)lEuono Tho Weather. Tho government forecast for to night nnd Wednesday Is showers, nnd warmer Wednesday. oaistoiiia. Btara tU 1M Kind Yw Haw Hnn Bcsjht Getting a New Cjp of Hair, and, M No Mop Dandruff. Evorybody In ti Northwest knov Col. Danlol Sgrloa, tho voteto Journalist and fubllclst of Jnn. 10, 1900, thColonel writes:'!, used n couplo ofoottlos of Nowbfs Herplcldo with Marvelous resua.! Tho dandruff dmppeared; a iv, crop of hair hasj-aken root, and i nam spoi is rapny Doing cover. Horploldo Is the Jly hair prepara that kills tho danruff cerm that e up tho scalp inhales as It burnn way 10 me rot or mo na r. w i It destroys tho fttallty of tho H causing tho halrjb all out Kill uomirun germ Y jjerpicldo. For aalo by Dalol J Fry. Son conu in stamps for namplo to 'Herplcldo Co. Dtrolt Mich To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts for the 8ummer. The Southorn Paolflo company has placed on sale nt very low rates round trip tlckots to tho various resorts along Its lines, and also, in connection With tho Corvnllls & Eastern! lEo Do- rolt and tho seaside- at Yaqulna Bay, otter tickets good for return until pctober 10th. Three day tickets to Ynqulna bay, ood going Saturdays, returning Mon- lays, are on salo at, greatly reduced ntos from all points Eugene and forth on both East and West SIdo tnes, enabling peoplo to spond Sun day at tho seaside. Vory lrfw round rip rates aro nlso mado botweon Port- and and samo points on tho Bouthorn I'aclfio, good going Baturdays, re turning Sunday or Mondny, allowing Portland peoplo to snontl Sunday In tho country and tho out of town peo ple to havo tho day in' Portland. TIckojs from Portland to Yaqulna bny good for roturn via Albany nnd East SIdo, or Corvallls nnd West Sl'de, at option of passenger. Ilaggago checked through to Newport. A now feature at Nowporjf tails year will bo an up-to-date KlnJarten In charge of nn oxporlencet olengo teacher. A beautifully lllrt-atod booklot do scrlblug tho seasLtj resorts on Ya qulna bay has been published by the Southern Pacific nnd Corvallls & Eastern railroads, nnd can bo secured (from any of their agents, or by ad dressing W. Ii Comnn, O. P. A., S. P. I Co., Portland, or Edwin Stono, Man agor. C. & E. It. R. Albany, Or. T THB Salem Lit Traci X: if am i w Mm. ply. VICE talitrng, the 1st Guard, Alaska cam Lfies Is Ptepat'fd to S .powei s: Business and Residence! Electric Fan Setvice al RBDUGB RA Callttp Telepiine 95nd fiaye out Solicitoi Com e aof see you i: K damago to .no enn.ry "'-- 7,, fcC foVmcdln all tranches feaulredfor state and county papers, also In thore is said to bo not ns serious ns at '".V.Thjd, Typcwrltine. Elocution and Drawlntr. The tultltlon for nrst reported, nnd will not Intorforo cn Verm vvllite $6 wltn an additional fee for each of the last five branches' 1 IB i i . A letter was received rest Jay from "51 &r i ,
