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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1903)
"T-J-JWH I'llfl" - THE DAILY JOURNAL, 0ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1903. rOt'R N BO MORE PUBLIC- ..'. ATIONS From Dr. Woods HutcMson are Wanted at Salem His Amplified Rat Should be Treated With the Silent Contempt It Deserves. Salem pcoplo and business men .gonorally aro tlrod of publications era abating from Uio Btato board of healtli through Uio poa of Dr. Woods Hutchi son. Dr. Hutchison has novcr proven a proposition ho has made, and Uio peo ple rcallzo that their town has boon treated most unfairly, and no mom lior of that board has offered to undo Iho wroiiR dono this community. Now tho volublo oMIclal head of tho tato board of health has supplied tho .city hoard of health with a volumin ous roiwrt, In which the state board lias formulated Its lata conclusions upon Uto city and woll wator used In Salem -"'nirehavo glvei to thTubllcronly good statements, and It Is to bo Ijoped that,no ofllclal notice will bo takem of Hutchison's latest, and that Uioro will bo no furihor controversy over an In cident that Is closed by the absolute failure of tho accusations. The Jour nal has no further space to give itlio matter. o Loyal to United 8tates. Washington, Nov. 13. In his annu al report on tho condition of affairs In tho Island of Porto Itlco, made public Thursday, Governor Hunt says tho sit uation Is ono of hopo, and there Is im provement, with a strong current in favor of Americanism. Many people, ho says, think tho prcsont form of gov ornmont can bo preserved for some time, tho natives feeling that It Is liable In its oxtenslon to result in po litical autonomy, and bo general In Its financial bonoflts. Governor Hunt's report shows mate rial growth In tho commorco of tho Island, tho local exports for 1903 being $1-1,866,000, as against $12,309,000 for tho preceding fiscal year. Tho report discloses tho significant fact that, for tho first tlmo slnco American sover eignty, tho balanco of trade Is in fa vor of Porto Itlpo. In closing, Govor nor Hunt says tho result proves the wisdom of congress In conferring civ il government on tho people. In any situation that'mny arise, tho people, he says, will bo found loyal to tho United States. THREE GREAT Daily Journal Will Give Away Hun'' dredsof Magazines And Makes a Special Sub? scription Sale Day Heavy Reduction on Daily Nov. 26th. Sudden Death of Mcdford Girl. Missoula, Mont., Nov. 13. MIbs Tho documents will bo plccod Sarah Knowloa, of Medford, Oregon Jieforo tho elty board at a meeting to ho called at an enrly date, to consldor its communication, Tho analyses of tho wator and tho data compiled by tho state board of health regarding tho wator supply of Salem woro nuked for by City Record er Judah, secretary of tho city health board, about a month ago, In order to havo Uio sama on fllo. Thoro Is a growing disposition to treat with sllont contempt any furt li or communications that tho slnto loard may mako through Its author ized mouthpiece. Such discussions and advortlsomonts can only harm, nnd It will bo tlmo enough whon the otato board enn rectify Hb wrongs, nnd toll tho truth and say good things to spread thorn before tho public. To tho credit of tho local health board aged 20 years, died whllo en route to her homo from Lincoln, Nob., of heart failure, in the Northern Pacific Pull man car at Bonlta, a small station 24 mllos east of Missoula. She was sick whon she left Lincoln. Tho girl's parents llvo at Jackson ville, Or., and throo married sisters ro sldo at Mcdford, Or. Tho body was shipped West last night. Sultan Talks Prettily. v Constantinople, Nov. 13. Tho Rus sian and Austrian ambassadors havo boon notified that tho sultan is pre paring a satisfactory reply to tholr demands. Millionaire Dead. ICnclnnatl, Nov. 13. Alfred Red wny. tho mllllonatro stovo manufac turer, died this morning. lrM-HMH-H4M-K-l-H'll-l-a-frR-lRi-M-B'IH4H-Mm-SH-B'! 1 This is positively the last month of the i H M at 149 State St, While the goods are going rapidly yet there are bargains left in clothing, in hats, ladies' and boys rubber boots, gents furnisning goods, ladies jackets, linen laces, silk fringes, gimps, trim mings, silk braid, cords and tassels, pon pons, kid gloves, rubber hats, spool silk and twist for less than half the manux factories cost I Gents Silk Hats I Woth $ 1 0.00 f o $ i .00 s M c Jl 49 State St. . No. 1. Journal subscribers will this year bo gtvon a special bargain day and it has boon sot for Thursday, November ! 26th. On that dato you can get The Dally Journal for ono year, cash in advance, by mall, for $3, or by car rier for $5. This is a flat reduction of one dollar, not only for the usa of your cash, but to save us, as well as our subscribers the time and troubla of numerous payments during tho year. It savos us worK and it saves tho subscribers cash. Romember tho( date, November 26th. All who pay i up arrearages, if thoy havo any, can on that dato get tho boneflt of this offor. Even if your subscription la paid up to tho present tlmo or in ad vance you can got tho benefit of an additional year on that dato. If you can't como to tho office on that date, sond It In sooner, and tho credits will bo made on that dato, November 26. No. 2. To new subscribers wo will give a samplo subscription to Tho Dally throo months for ono dollar, and in addi tion prcsont them with tho great Metropolitan Magazine froo for that porlod. This Is ono of tho greatest magazines in America and will bo givon free for three months to now subscribers only. ' No. 3. To any of our subscribers, old or now, who pays a year In advance, $6 by carrier or $4 by mall, this great magazlno will bo given froo for ono year. Seo tho announcements of this wonderful magazlno olsowhXro In this papor, and preparo to prollt by our great offor. Rccauso a thing is now is no argu ment that It fs not good. Osteopathy has stood tho test of ton years, nnd will stand tho tost of centurlos. Drs. Schoettlo, Barr & Darr, Osteo paths, Grand Opera Houeo, Salem, Or. Wage Earners Of all classes should hear Uio locture on Christian Sclonco Friday night. 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