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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1903)
8 1SI LI pSNTmiC rciUzed Wood-Wireless gjcal Mave!-How Fever Kills-a Novel Life- Savef-Yolce Pictures -Gaseoas Projectiles- Tfie Sea's PendtfIam--LocaIClotfds- A Cold-Loving Worm. tiling the poras with sugar hns owfaat surprising effects upon a: The process, as describo.l hv owcll, of Llvorpool, consists In erslng Uio wood In heated sugar tlon for somo hours, the tlma p with the wood, and then drIn8 Bin oven. No previous seasoning accessary Tho spongy fiber lr verted Into a compact ligneous tauco, and K acquire greatly In- Bed durability and strength, with stance to changes of temperature moisture, and even to fire. A clnl advantage is that tho softnr cheaper and evon defective- 5ds can be made to servo many pur ines In place of exnonslvo ImrA 3d8, Tho sucar does not illnnnlvo and It does not promote formon- RSMon and Uio growth of destructive orznnlsms. but It nroduccs soma rr jarlsablo chomlcal or physical trans. formation In a manner not yet under stood. In tho now flro alnrm systom of pEralo Guarlnl, of Brussels, automatic BigDRjs aro given uy wiroioss toloK- rapffyj The rise of tho mercury in a ithuraiometcr acts unnn n rnlnv nn.i in motion a wheel, which makee (breaks tho olcctrlc current by a of contacts. Impulses aro sent through an Induction coll tho usual transmitting apparatus. receiver at tho engine-house ln Jos air and earth conductors, co- fir, battery and Moro Instrument. samo receiver can soryo many mnsraltters, and, as tho contact tin wheel can bo varied, the nxacl gallon of Uio flro can be Indlcntod. 3o llttlo as 3 to 5 parts of vanadium 1000 doubles tho reslstanco of 1 to fracture, and glvos oxtraor jary hardness, with tho peculiar property of acquiring maximum hard iness by annealing. Whon a working of vanadium stool becomes hcat- rwu us ciuiing power increases. A iggesieu explanation is that tho ex- Itrenio avidity of vanadium for oxv- causes tho reduction of every 3 of tho iron oxlilo thnt t?ronlv .weakens even tho host prepared steels. A rlso of body tomporaturo from uio normal 98.40 P. to 107 degrees jriugs apcedy death. Drs. Halllbur- an and Mott find Uiat coll-globulln oagulatos at tho lattor tomperaturo, n fatal results of high fovor Boom- to bo duo to coagulation of this prntold In the colls of tho norvo con- and other parts of tho body. Tho electric llfo-savlng hook of J. McKenna, a Scotchman, Is a long polo with a hook and an electric lamp at tho outer ond. Tho light Is made lo glow wiren a body is being sought tho water at night. Tho stutiy of "voioe figures" has Don for yeara tho novel hobby of Watts Hughes, who has ontor- 3 nod Londonora with tho curious results. Singing Into an "oldophona," simple instrument consisting of be, receiver and floxlblo membrano, ah note sets up vibrations thnt jbo tiny seeds, lycopodlum and E3p jf'Hv-sipwTsvinvua.eu'ii'JUMBEW! TheNewB OF SALEM BEER It is so good you will want more. New machinery has been installed, and the plant is practically a new one, with nearly double its former capacity. Patronize home industry, Buy the home article, It is the best, and you thus help to build up your own city- Order a case of Salem bottled beer, Call Phone Main 2131. We will bring it to you, Mm B MISCELLANY Automatic Siofc iait-iL. othor .mat nn.1 rn ,.i.. ,.. to danco Into definite and constant ..., mu u ,...,... ... .ntmi. i .i t,i i-.. ., otum uuu minis. Ull UUO UL- enfIlnn i10,ifi ,,ntai. .,, va-'nm! Rim .imn fnr w-i,. i i. secret, at last finding the nreclso In. . flection of the navicular nolo that yields It, so that she has since pro duced at will daisies of great beauty, oven with miccesslve rows of petals and potals delicately veined. Othor notes give ptinslos. Others plcturo sei monster, serpentine figures re ceding into infinity; and still others form trees, even with falling fruit, a foreground of rocks, and the sea bo hind. Cannon and othor oxplosivo dis charges appear to have a hitherto overlooked projoctllo, which has bee pointed out by Dortholot, tho distin gulshed Pronch chemist. In addition to the woll known smoko-rlngs, dons-i and cohesive masses of gas arr thrown out, and tliU gaseous jirojoc til bursts like a shc-11 on mooting the necessary resistance. Somo of the phenomena of Mount Peleo and even of Uio tunnel dUaator In Pnrla may be explained In this way. Burning clouds asphlxlatcd all living creature on Uiolr route while persons not ox actly on the lino escaped; and the gas bomb from the tunnel passed harm lessly over many people to sufTlcatc others 300 years away from the ac tual flro. Most marvellous of all rocking stonos It that of the Island of Coplin loiia, off tho coast of Groeco. A groat rock, about a rod square, Is In perpetual motion in tho edge of tho boa, alternately touching tho land r.nd rocedfng about twenty tlmos a min ute. Tho regular boats of this rock aro unaffected by calms or by torn postuous seas that break complete!) over It. Tho woight of ton nornons did not porccpUbly change Its mto, and whon an English captain attempt ed to drag it away tho osclllattonE snipped his chains. Stationary clouds to the looward of mountain rldgos hnvo boon llttlo ob served, tho host known oxnmplo bo ing tho "Holm Bar," ofton seoh ever Uio CroBs Foil rango in northowost dm England. On a recont visit to tho Bluo Itldgo In North Carolina, W. M, Davis ndtlcod a similar cloud, which held Its place continually forming and dissolving for moro than an hour. Molamonchytraeus aollfugus la a singular oarthworm latly noticed on Mt. St. Kilns, Alaska. By night it swarms on the enow of the Malasptna glacier, but when tho sun shines it burrows to a dopUi of 13 inches oi more under the surface. A BOB-TAILED MONKEY. With a Jag Scares Vassar Girls Relation to Harry Lehr. -No A tailless monkey oecsped from John Vai.deberg'8 saloon In Poghkeopsle, N Y., a few days ago, and held half a doxen Vassar college glrle prisonen alem Is Running in Full Capacity rewery Two THE BAtLY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, fri thooSinTnousfrfr two Sours! The monkey was brought from South America a year ago. In order to Keen him from Bwlngjng by his tall tha ownor had U cut off. Tho- monkey took to drink, and acted so bad It was de eded to gflft rid df him. Today the saloon keepor'a father came to take the mtmkoy away. On the way the monkey oscaped from his crate, and went to tho door of Mrs. Richard Briton's house on Grand Av enue, nnd rang tho bell, a trick Uio sa loon koeper had taught him. Mrs. Briton answored tho bell. The Vassat girls woro getting ready to go out. '.The monkey leaped toward them squeal Ing. The girls ran to tholr rooms and hid. Nellie Franklin, a cook In the houso, volunteered to try her hand at coaxing tho monkey to leave. Tho monkey sdeed her dross nnd climbed to her bend. He pulled her hair as sho leapod and yelled In' torror. The monkoy, af ter frightening the maid almost Into hysterics, climbed one of the posts and eeenped Mr. Vandeborg, who was pur suing him. by taking his position on tho veranda roof. He thon climbed to the chlmnoy, whore he sat In apparent enjoyment of Uio wholo situation. Mrs. Nixon, ono of Uio neighbors, wont to an attic window, ust btmeath the chlmnoy, and, by coaxing tho mon koy, Induced him to climb down to her. Sho had no difficulty In putting him in his crnt,o. The Vasear girls woro thou released. CHEAP 8UNDAY RATE8 Between Portland and Valley Points. Willamette Low round trip rates havo boon plncod In offoct botwoon Portland and Wlllametto Valloy points, in elthor direction. Tickets will bo Bold Satur days and Sundays, and limited to re turn on or boforo Uio following Mon day. Call on Southern Paclflo Co.'s agonts for particulars; 2.20 round trip Salem to Portland and return. 10-ltf W. E. COMAN, O.PA. Want a Webfoot. Governor Chamborlaln Is In receipt of a lottor from Uio Farmers National Co., oporatlve oxchango company, with headquartors in Chicago, asking him to appoint a delegate from Oregon to attend tho convention of farmers' so letlos and representative farmors, to bo held December 1, 1903. fSEAUTY IS mi NEVER COMPLETE without A thick, luxuriant head of oft, glotiy hair, which U la truta "woraan'i crown Ins Klory." The faithful me of Newbro'iIIcrj'IcMa neTer fatlt to pro. duco h&lr of IhU character, for, by destroying the deadly genn that feod upon the oil of the hair root, tt inakei dandruff, falling hair aad all icalp disease lm poulble. It thn .'oraotoi & now and thick irrowth to I '(lay the old thin, brittle hair. Oaa bottU rtll Tr Uj thtu (Utenuau. rorSalactalirirat Ctaaa Draa Stsraa. M For mIo by Daniel J. Fry. Rend 10 eents In stamp for sample to The Herplclde Co., Detroit, Mich. V WI) J Jf -. lil'l Ik? irewefT ft now tew OGiuiion. OREQOWi TUESDAY, NOVEMoW 10, CAINE'S GREAT STORY Will Be the Attrac tion at the Opera House Portland's Favorite Cath erine Countissas Glory Quayle, Lee Wlllard as John Storm No more dramatic scono could b3 Imagined than Umt whoroln John Storm, deeply religious, imnglnos that ha should murdor Qlory Quaylo, his beloved, becnuso sho Is In danger of losing her soul through tho wlckod noes of this world. This is but one of the many poworful situations which aro Bo.clovorly drown In "Tho Christ Inn," which comes to tho Grand Ope ra noxt "Wednesday ovonlng. The young woman manages to oscapo her Impondlng fnto by nppoallng to Storm's lovo for hor and In doing sc Miss Catherine Countlss, who np pears In this charactor, has an unex celled opportunity of demonstrating her grcnt ability as an emotional act roes. The langungo In tho Bcono Ib Impnesloned. nnd Uio action rapid. For the tlmo bolng, tho nudlonco Is compelled to sit with bated breath as the Boeno Is torrlble In Its Intensity nnd ronllsm. The production of "Tho Christian" to be presented here Is mndo according to doslgns of sconoa prepared by tho author, Hall Calm himself. Seats on sale at 9 n. m. Wednesdays Curtain at 8:15. "Sis" Hopkins Thursday Ono of tho mosj wolcomo ploys ot tho year, a play which has boon bo foro tho public constantly for flvo sea sons and each yoar has playod to moro people than tho year boforo, comes to tho Orand Opera house Thursday and Miss Itoso Molvlllo will again bo aeon ns "Sis Hopkins," that delightfully quaint and Interesting Wood for 8tate Institutions. Scaled bids will bo received at tho oxocuttvo oftice, 8tato Capitol, Salem, unUI 2 o'clock p, nu, Kovombor 24, 1903, for furnishing wood for tho bov- oral stato InstltuUons located at or near Salem, as follews: Insano Asylum, main building, 4000 cords first growth fir; 7C cords grub oak. Insano Asylum, Cottago farm, 1000 cords first growth fir. Penltontlary.'ISOO cords first growth fir. Reform Sohool. 800 cords first growth fir; 2 cords grub oak. Deaf Muto Sohool, 1C0 cords first growth fir; 100 cords grub oak or ash. Illlnd School, 100 cords first growUi fir. IS cords grub oak. Capitol Uulldlng, 450 cords first growth fir. Ulds on second growth fir for all or any part of the above will also be en tertained. Also for 8000 cords first- claw slab wood, delivered f. o. b , Sa lem. Hid will be received for all or any part. Cord wood miiDt be out while tcre n. from sound timber, fiur feet oi reaeenably straight, well sea aonrd. delivered as designated, at or near the several Institutions, closely rordtd. without bulkheads. Delivery may begin May 1st. and must he oom plated by October 1. 1004. ICach bid must bo accompanied by a rertlfled check, payable to the clerk, or rash equal to 36 eents per eotd. to 1 forfeited to the state as damages, in m the bidder revolving the award hall fall Ui execute a contract to de llvr the wood, and furnish a satlH- fac tory 'bond, gueeeeefnl bidders will be required, within ten days after no tldcatioH of acceptance of bid, to eater into contract and furnish satisfactory bond Illdders ehould be onrefnl to stat in their bide, the name of Intui tu Hon and Wad and number of cords of wood to We fwrulehed. Ittrfa must be in settled envelope, endorsed "Proposal! for Wood," and addreesed U the undersigned. Any further in formation may be had of the under signed. Tho right is reserved to reject Ray and ail bide, or a ay part of a bid, and to waive defect Jn any bids, If it be deemed to the Interest of the state to do so. Ily order the Boards of Trustee of the spiral JpHlUtUwu, W. N. QATBNa. Private Seeretary to tiie Oortariw.i 1903. Central Indiana cbuntry gtrl with the rod sldecombs, the funny walk and Uie remarkably .philosophic,, sayings! which have becomo 6 bywbrds Uio length and breadth of tho, land. This Is tt)o fourth season Miss Molvlllo has boon playing tho title rolo of this de lightfully presented play. She Is ctlll Uio pnthotlo llttlo character whose wholo llfo has boon spont In Poaoy county, Indiana, but whoso heart is in tho right placo aftor all; and nhon thf nwnko'nlng comos to hor that she llvos within narrow limits and thnt the outside world Ib dlfforont, far dlf fotont Uian anything sho had over sup posed she leaves hor poacoful homo nnd goos nwny "to learn to bo llko othor peoplo." It Is all very simple Is this story of "Sis Hopkins" nnd withal very awoot and tender. Sim lovee and Is lovod and In tho mldBt of nil tho great happtnoss which she believes has corao Into her llfo there Is tho rude shock of n discovery that Uie man who was paying court to hor heart was doing bo for the purpose of so:urlng her llttlo bit ot poor mead ow land for n railroad right of way. It Ib thon thnt sho gooa nway from homo leaving "Pa" and "Ma" Hop kins on the farm. Tho play Ih re freshingly froo from tho rasping of modorn dramatic production a and Miss Melvlllo's dollcato comedy and tomlor pathos aro rovolatlons of char actor acting. Not In years has thoro boon prosontod so beautiful n piny of country homo llfo, nor ono so froc from rough edgos. Tickets on snlo at box ofllco Thurs day at 9 a. in. Curtnl.i nt 8:15. tIPieitef4MfrHH4tll8iag8ltCtgattB We Have a Few Dealing topes To close oul Any old price takes them :::::CalI and See Them::::: ,R.M. tHiaaf f icfrcf am nic.iiaif Willamette John II. Coleman, Puksidknt, Salem, OrtRaoN. College of Liberal Arts, Law, Art, Medicine, lVfcsic, Oratory, Theology. PREPARATORY DEPARTMET Open to students compietlnir clshtb srnde de panment lower cradeo In preparatory decartnient. Besides afford loir professional training, the University seeds to live a thorough prcc'tlcal education for all who are swsre of the value of trained brain. THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT- Offers alttioroujhccurte In the theory sod practice of teaching. Meets oil the requirements of state school law Its teachers are In constant demand, Catalogue Upon Application. L -KMa. aJiuBP lA.L off I J HOellBndLaKaMMMeBBBMBLaMBMHI Earritt & Lawrence Sell more Orocerlei sad better Orocerles thai ANYBODY There's where you get GOOD treatment and GOOD gads Stop in nnd for youreolf. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK of Salem, Only National Dank In Marlon Co- Transacts a sen., Danklnr hoslness. TTTiT'nHnnrf Savings Department GeiHlnetid under regular Mvlnjca bank rules I)oit4 ( one tlajiar er were received at any time, Paai look IhhIhI to Mali tlepoettor, whleb mutt neeompany eaeh deposit or withdrawal. Interest eretllt ed on tlifc;flt days of Juiy and January oi eaeh year, MeC4-a10lllttiailillllllWH f J03BC3XT S3BCOX'0,3r30 i MERCHANT nrur llnn.H Rlnrlr. S Experienced cutter and fitter. Will ruarantee all worn, Alsoclcaa- 2 5 io7, pressinf aad rcpalrlue. S etiivl'ttfrH48Hfr' THHE3 Ministers' Association. Th Salem MJulatBral As8oolilon met yosTurday afrncn and elected officers forlho ensuing year: Roy. W. H. Bppo was choBon president; Rev. Muni, vlco-presldont. and Row. H. A. Ketchum, secretary nnd treas urer. At thti noxt meeting the outllno for tho literary work for tho year will bo submitted and adopted. Univetsity E.S.LAMPORT, OLDI5ST- Est. 1869 HARNESS HOUSE in Orogon. i " Largest Stock Got my prlcoH on n fino BUGGY HARNESS 2fi9 Ccrcraercfal St cld p. o. anocEHY. TAILOR ' C.Miri itt fwwa i mmanmmm mtmumm mamummm m ib HARPER Physicians prescribe. It I for their most delicate I patients. U OLD and PURE. For 8ale by I 1 A. 8CHREIBER, Salem. I I 153 State St. I I FARMER'S HOME, I WADE k CO 3
