The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, September 21, 1903, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text"' -rJTI '- "T .8sr- wl THE DAILY JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, ' V- ' ' 'SEPTEMBER' ZXt 1503. """ i " Y M "S . CM mTt J u "' . Ja V Mt-,nr amv . , . MBWr.t 4 . jrt.,M.r VHVV BIWBialPSW JB BP SaiassaiiSSSWj eajpetf- u." Paper the daily and weekly capital journal are the cheapest newspapers- published in the 8tate. the daily 18 sent by Mail three months for one dolar. the weekly journal IS ONE dollar per year, clubbing arrangements with ANY OTHER NEW8PAPER OR PERIODICAL CAN BE MADE AT THIS OFFICE. THE DAILY 18 EIOHT PAGE8 AND THE WEEKLY TWELVE PAGE8, CL6SELY FILLED WITH READING MATTR IN LARGE, PLAIN, CLEAR TYPE THAT 18 A PLEASURE TO THE EYE. NO FINE PRINT IS USED ON THE JOURNAL NEW8 AND EDITORIALS ARE GIVEN IN THE BRIEFEST FORM CONSISTENT WITH INTELLIGENCE AND AC CURACY. The free Rural Mall Dally m in&JuunnAi. is int rui'ULAit mtt huiiau mail, umiut, ninu LARGER LISTS OF SUBSCRIBERS ON THE COUNTRY MAIL ROUTES THAN ANY PORTLAND PAPER THAT CIRCULATES IN THE VALLEY ft Grand CoofiDtied Story BEGINNING THE FIR8T WEEK IN OCTOBER THE JOURNAL WILL PUBLISH IN THE DAILY A GRAND CONTINUED STORY THE BEST NOVEL WRITTEN IN SEVERAL YEARS "ALICE OF OLD VINCENNES" WRITTEN BY MAURICE THOMPSON. IT 18 A COPYRIGHT STORY AND CANNOT BE PURCHASED IN BOOK FORM FOR LE8S THAN 91.50. THIS STORY COMPLETE WILL BE A PLEASURE TO YOUNG AND OLD '' AND WILL RUN FOR A PERIOD OF ABOUT THREE MONTHS. ALL THE NEWS IN LEAST SPACE 'THIS IS AN AGE OF THE WORLD WHEN EVERYBODY'S TIME IS WORTH SOMETHING MORE THAN IT USED TO BE. WHAT IS THE USE OF WADING THROUGH THE GREAT BLANKET DAILY PAPERS PRINTED IN THE LARGE CITIES WHEN .YOU CAN GET IT IN A SMALL PAPER IN TYPE THAT WILL NOT HURT THE EYES BE JUST AS WISE AND BETTER INFORMED IN HALF THE TIME. WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO PRODUCE A MORE COMPLETE NEWS PAPER WITH A8 LATE NEWS FOR THE MONEY. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL MAKES ITS READERS HEALTHY AND WEALTHY AND WISE. Datfy 3 Months $1.00 THINK OF GETTING A GOOD DAILY PAPER THREE MONTHS FOR $1 -iOF THE PLEA8URE THAT THE FAMILY WILL GET OUT OF SUCH A CLEAN ENTERPRISING PAPER. Prices of Tie Journal Daily Journal fcy mail one month - - - 35c Daily Journal by mail three months - - $1.00 Daily Journal one year by mail - - - $4.00 Weekly Journal by mail one year.- - - $ 1 .00 NO PAPER8 ARE SENT AFTER TIME FOR WHICH SUBSCRIPTION IS PAID UNLESS ORDER IS RENEWED. THE JOURNAL GIVE8 NO PREMIUMS AND CONDUCTS NO GIFT EN TERPRISE8. IT 13 AN INDEPENDENT PAPER POLITICALLY AND . NOT MORTGAQED. ITS POLICY IS TO GIVE BOTH SIDES A FAIR HEARING. PUBLIC ABUSES ARE DEALT WITH IN AN UNCOMPROMI8ING AND EF FECTIVE MANNER. ONLY 5 CENTS EXTRA For This Paper and the Weekly Inter cean LAKE PUZZLES THEM Indiana Has a Pond That Baffles the Scientists Overflows its Banks Every Seven Years Then Recedes to Begin Over Again MT tor lot wntUtt. Coola tb blood W, PjCI-.MBMVO L win m and qutnehei lot tMnU Wk K Hires 1 jffil oj?ajmr Si Rootbeer m figglj SHORTXINB .Barn verrnlwre.orifnticrstccnu. J m H'iflgBk UooUttfrn. EBBH sJfOIbv tmitMMniiMto. .kaH THE LEADING PAPER OF THE WEST IMPROVED AND STRENGTHENED BY THE ADDITION OF MANY NEW FEATURES: ENLARGED FARM DEPARTMENT FORESTRY AND FLORICULTURECARE OF THE HORSE HOME HEALTH CLUB t-MME. MICHAUD'S HEALTH AND BEAUTY HINTS NEW HOUSE. HOLD IDEAS-PRACTICAL COOKERY LATEST 8TYLES FOR ALL AGES BEST FICTION FULL CROP AND MARKET REPORTS. THE INTER-OCEAN 18 THE ONLY WESTERN PAPER RECEIVING, IN ADDITION TO THE ASSOCIATED PRE8S REPORTS, THE ENTIRE TELEGRAPH NEWS SERVICE OF THE NEW YORK SUN AND 8PECIAL CABLE OF THE NEW YORK WORLD, BESIDES DAILY REPORTS FROM OVER S000 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS, ALL THIS FOR ONLY 5 CENTS EXTRA Weekly Jowraal fcy Mail Oae Year $ i .00 Wckty Inter Oceaa - Oae Year $J.OO Botk For Oae Year - - - $J.05 Dally J0ral 3 moatks by malt $1.00 Weekly later Oceam Oae Year $1.00 Btk Paper as above, - - $J.05 - Tilts Offer Open Only a Pew Weeks SOLE OWNERS, PUBLISHERS, PROPRIETORS AND EDITORS. 10 A dispatch to tho Chicago Record Hernld untlor dato of Indianapolis. August 1, says: With nolthor outlet nor Inlet that Is at nny time visible Lake Clcolt, a small body of water In Cass county, has now reached a height which It attains every sevtn years, and hundreds of acres of fine corn land Is covered by several feet of water. The rural mall route which runs along Its bnnks has been abandoned by tho cnrrlor. for tho water covers It to n depth of threo foot and strotches beyond for scroral hundred yards. Lake Clcott has boon an Interesting phenomenon to the people of North ern Indiana for many years, but tho secret of Its rising and falling has noVor been discovered. It Is tho only lake In Cass county, nnd Is about ono mllo squaro The water Is cloar and cold nnd perfectly fresh, and, though, it must be fed from somo unseen source nnd omptied In tho snmo way. no one knows whoncc the water comos or whither It goos. Its most mysterious characteristic Is tho fact that It ovorflows Its banks every ievonth yoar nnd then tho water gradually recedes till It Is confined to Its limits. So accustomed havo tho fnrmors who own tho laud upon Its banks become to this characteristic that they never attempt to cultivate the land In tho sevonth year, but give up tho area that they know Is suro to be claimed by tho waters. Tho Pottawattomlo Indians, who In- nablt what is now Cnss nnd adjoining counties, were familiar with tho char acteristic of the lake, and boro testi mony that It hod never failed to over flow Its bnnks In tho seventh year. They believed that tho bottom of tho lake was Inhabited by a powerful spir it, which at Intervals of sovon years caused the lnko to overflow. They construed this Action as npprovnl of tho tribe by the snlrit nnil wntrhr.il nnxlously for tho tlmo to come, for thoy saw In tho rising waters a suro Indication that they hnd dono nothing io aispicaso mo spirit that Inhabited tho lake. Tho early white settlers bo came acquainted with tho legend, nnd the oldest Inhnbltnnt Is not abln tr ro. cnll a time when the seventh annual overflow did not take place. Tho water has now reached Its high est point nnd will soon bogln to re cede and continue to do so till tho old conflnoa nro reached. Residents of the locality sny that tho weathor con dltlons havo no effect upon tho Inqe, .. ilo uu in me voventn yenr takes placo regardless of tho font nt n . drouth. Amos Jordan, a veteran of tho civil war who lives on n hi,, overlooking the lake, says that it has never failed to rise nt tho expected time. Tho only apparent dlfforenco be tween wot nnd dry seasons, when the rlso occurs, is that the wntor nppoars to bo colder In time of drouth. What Is true of the rlalni? nt ti. .!., ,.. also truo of their recession, for they gradually disappear regnrdloss of tho amount of rainfall In tho country ...7 ir usually reaches Its high est sIoku dnrlni? dm in,,.- ..... " June and tho early part of July and -v" u .uumin stationary for ton or unfiL dt . The .fa,"n o' the water .- ...v.. uu,du uj me rim or wot earth around the tanHn r,,i .,. . rn-,rom dayJ0 day l" e old conflnw are reached. The phenome non I. explained on tho theory that thero Is a subterranean outlet which become closed In some way and Is openwl by tho pressure of the wite? when the highest point Is reached ev ery seventh year, but this Is mere The Pennsylvania Ralfroad ComS which owns a number of Jco houses on tho edge of the lake, made sonnH lng nt different nlac. h-S!Je.u""?-d: Kyadihs Do lTp7toBuy Che.pt A cher.n remodv f ...v. tlilnc that win rouoro and euro the 52rft Md dEeroua mutta of Mml-j n ... ,. "" "" uiure pcsVbTe for XWZ:"i l"l L?0 N:LY t That has! Market Quotations Today HIM MICDI UWU I1VUJI nll. K Poultry at Stelner's Market Chlchcns 10c. Eggs Per dozen fl 20c. Hop Market. Hops 1718c. Potatoes, Vegetables, Etc. Now potatoes 60c. Now onions lc per pound. Watermelons lVJc per pound. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc Dig fir H00. Second-growth $3 CO. Arh J3.00 to J3.76. Body oak $4.50. Polo oak $4.00. Cedar Posts i0c. Hide, Pelts and Fur. Oreen Hides, No. 1 l"c. Green Hides, No. 2 206. Calf Skins 4 to 6c. Sheep 76c. Goat Sklne 26c to 31.00. Grain and Flour. Export valuo 71c. Mill value 72c. Oats 32c. Portland Market. Wheat Walla .Vallo, 79c. Wheat Valloy, 61c. Flour Portland, host grads, $3.05 3.S5; graham, $3.353.76. Oats Choico Whlto, $1.07&c. Darley Feed, $19020 per ten: rolled, $21021.60. Mlllstuff Dran, $22. Hay Timothy, $14. Onions Now. $1.1501.25 per sack. Potatoes "6085c per sack. Eggs Drcgon ranch, 21022c por dozen. Poultry Chickens, mixed, 12012c per pound; spring, 14014&c; turkeys, live, 10012c. Mutton Gross, C05 l-2c. Pork Dressed, 808VSc Beef Gross, 5 07c. Veal 8c per pouno. Hops 1902 crop, 20021c. Wool Valley, 17018c; Eastern Oregon, 12015a; Mohair, 35037)c. Hides dry, 10 pounds am. upwards, 16 to 16Hc Butter Best dalrv, nominal; fancy creamery, 2O022VSc; store, 1C017C Barloy $17 per ton. Flour Wholcsalo, $3.G6. Live Stock Market Steers 2 c. Cows 2Kc. Sheop $1.60. Dressed veal C He. Hogs 6 c. Mutton 2c per pound. Veal COCttc Hay, Fejsd. Etc Baled cheat $80f. Baled clover $80$9. Bran $21. Shorts $22. Creamery and Dairy Products. God dairy butter 20022c. Creamery butter 25c. Cream separator skimmed. it Com. Creamery. 24c. minus frcichL akd union Pacific thainh TO THE EAST DAILY DBPABT 70B Chlcnjto Portland fipccl&I . V.40 , tn t1 Huntington AtUntlo KipteM 8:10 p. tn, tl llunt-lngtoa TIMB SCHEDULES From rortlana, or. 8 Lak Dearer, Ft. Worth, Omab, Kuivu CUT, St. Louli, Chlwjo and Eatt. fMt Lake, DenTer Ft .w,u. uuiHiu, MHUJ CttT, St. UiaU, t'hlcaco and Eaet. St. rani Put Hall 1 00 p. m. Bpokane CbJcaeo, and Eni. Walla Walla. UnlitSS: 8pokne Wallaoo, Vuli. man, Minneapolis 8t Panl, DillaUi.MilwaukN ARMVI itlUM U(l p m. I SM n J rORTLAMD TO CIIICACO l) Wo Cbsme of cirs w OCEAN AND HIVER SCHEDUlT " From Portlanl' I p. m Dally except Bandar 8 p.m. Saturday Opra, AUta!UA4 date ubject Korean Francltro ttailwrerr ldji COLOMBIA KIVER ToAtorla anil War I'ndluRi P.a 4t x.l m. WILLAMETTE RIVER Stcamor nuth leaves Salem fot Portland and vay landings on Tun. days, Thursdays and Saturdays, about 7 tt m- M. P. BALDWIN, A. L. CRAIO, AgtO.IL&N. Salen. Gen. Pass. AgL Portland. Or. I aHlBrV SKAdkgUB SURE CURE FOR PILES. Itching Piles produce molsturo and cause Itching, this form, as well as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles aro cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pllo Item edy, stops Itching and bloedlng. Ab sorbs tumora 60c a lar at drui?eltii or sent by mall Treatlso Free. Write ??.?.. n.bo,u.J'our caae- Dr Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For salo at Dr. Stone's dmg stores. Ml ."H.MCsrrR-a cnolibh MUU 1 o.ouo ' .in, mAi i S. tn w I , ID y p Offers a choico ol THREES gatowayi, KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH or OMAHA, to Chicago and points East Through Standard nnd Tourist sleeping cars dally between San Fran Cisco and Chicago via Los Angeles and El Paso. Through Tourist Slcopcr each TUESDAY from Portland to Chicago via Salt Lake and Colorado Springs. Through Standard Slcoplng Oars dally bctweon Ogdon and Chicago. Lowest rato In effect always avail ablo via "Rock Island System." Roduced ROUND TRIP RATES ta effect on July 12, 13, 16 and 16, and August 18, 19, 25 and 20; 90 days re turn limit Bo sure that your ticket reads vk tho Great Rock Island Route. Tho best and most reasonablo din ing car sorvlco. For Information, GEO. W. BAINTER, T. P. A. L. B. QORHAM, Oen Agt, 260 Alder streot. Portland Ore. Quick Time East From Tneoma. Seattle, tho Puget Sound country and Spokane to Mis souri river points and tho Southeast tho Burlington offers quick sorrfca- Through trains Seattlo to Kant City equlppod with big, free chair cars standard Pullman sleepers, and hurt but not least, tourist Bloopers, cleaa, comfortablo and cheap. Why not toko tho Southeast special via BJlllnga and tho BdrllngtonT Yott can't do betteiv and you migm oo woreo. OMnUla J (KM n b,4U44, kvuutwiuwwu. sUir lUkaatu r a J uwwiuZ VhuuZiH Conralfls &. EasteraRn. TIME CARD NO. 22. No. 2 for Yaqulna Leaves Albany ,.. 12:45 p.m. Leaves Corvallla 1:60 pm Arrives Yaaulna RiCn.. No. 1 returning Leaves Yaqulna 7: so a.ia. Leaves Corvallls 11:30 am I Arrives Albany 1215 nm No. 3 for Detroit Loaves Albany 7:oq am. Arrives Detroit , 12;20 nm Ho. A from Detroit Leaven Detroit i;00 pm. Arrives .Albany 5 : 55 pmt Train No, l arrives In Albany In time to connect with tho S. P. south many yenra by all dnicrtatl irTtil JvrJZvV"""'. M.0 M Giving two or world. You can nt ShfiuM tho t 50Ure Ln Albw ' botw departure odr at Dr qim.5 1 ' ""ablo rem- of S. P. north bound train. c and 76c drUK " L T02 connt8 " S. P. . ..u.,.a MU Aiuany giving direct acrTlco to Newport and adjacent beaches. Train No. 3 for Detroit. Breltenbuah been Inlm.im.a.1 1- . ...... .' trlea with siccsj in . "" and lung trouble. "Bwt'n.?-1 K not nlr hcala and 8Umu Utoa th Umum to destroy the gorm dlsue, but allaya Inflammatien: S nigttla reat and cureo h. Try ONE botUu. iirmnn. A. C. 8HE.DON, General Agent lOO THIRD &'JL'.Ll.lii.lVJLfl runiujnu. a I'l'iuvvTm: rtciscRE. . II Too tw took iwu-i,,-. ,.... .. wtt.TSi'saffKS EsUrat1sa, vi 7l"l..w iVa ..A..-a-i . - --i ua!-, "" ;"lbanr : -m.. reaching Detroit abmit WCZ"? I!? .t . JStt PrtiiJ ???. VVS ? UBa " wcb. tha KiMnk , ,k:r " . tw ad."""6 " same aay. Kr ifltCTaffaJilitt. ?l T. COCKnlil Tnat8 atrwt. 1L H. CRONISBL Aront Corvallla tttrr r,irt piu can t sj than IJtu. Kii. O. C. T. CO.'S PASSENtlER STEAMERS POMONA and ALTONA leaves for Port land at 7 a. nv dally except Sunday. Fare, on way, 1.00; Round trip, $1.50. QuickTime, Cheap Rates Deck: Feat Trat rM. M. P. BALDWIN, Alt. . Jl Harper" Whiskey la tha beet Qet Mm Into yur vet Qua. Schrelber kees It, And you know tha rcat FARMER'S HOME 153 Stat Straat CAPITAL CITY Express and TriHsfer Meets all mall and passenger train Baguaso to all carta of the city. l Prompt Bertlco, Telephono No, 2L IECKMAN.HEDKKK MOMYEX .... at. , ... ,..