The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 19, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'wpjjptfF', SsSr" 5SBp!w55r?' H""-!" ri It ' 1ft II fitti 1 r (," , 'i fee ' $f LH te : i TWO ffiMrgMMMi8eiqtfrr THANKSGIVING rl I , ! The swiftly speeding davs havo brnnght m once mora faco to faco with Jj r nrgreat mational .holiday Thankszlvlntf. This store is urate! ul for ihn ( getteroua patronage it has enjoyod. Ii has certainly earned its prosperity. TUo fullcit values havo been given for everv cent received. Wo earned your confidence by doserving it and SO we Shall continue to do Itaaicesa disaster has led no wreckage on our counters. Tho choicest selection! Mural variety the newest goode and the Bout alone satisfy as in buying for you, With every purchase you make bete (toes the re epomlblq guarantee ol right quality perfect satisfaction or money back eaiwc shall continue alone these lines. Passing Taankaglvin?, wo face tho coming Holiday trade in a better position than ever before. Clothing for Men. Boys and Children Furnishings for Men and Uoys lleadwear for Men. Boys and Children 9nr prices aro tho common priceB, our values the uncommon valuer. Takes quality to find room in our stoic, but it coatB no more to wear our clothing than tho common sort. This boing so, you naturally want it. Thoreforo we oxpect you. 3 f I 3 G. W. Johnson & Co The Peoples Clothiers.' i MM4r1rt44eWM-QM4W&W&&Mi4&WWh&9iai9tm THE DAILY JOURNAL FBcrippe Newa Association Telegrams. 3 and 6 O'clock Editions. BY HOFER BROTHERS. illy 'JDally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. tDally by Carrier, SO Cents Per Month. Weekly Ono Year, 91.00 In Avance. JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY. .One Week $ 10 Ono Month 36 Throo Moutha 1.00 At Journal office. At Oaue'o Qrocery, South Salem. At Beweraox Qrocery, Yew Park. Asylum Avenue Grocery Store. Electric Qrocery, East State St imiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiii i c mini it m n in m a -e t ! Tho Weather. Tonight and Friday, Tain; warm or tonight. occasional THE WOLVES OF THE WIND. (Mist Orogonlan.) liavo you hoard, little children, tho . Uungry wwlros cry, JVo tho wind from tho Northland goes I scurrying liyT Have you listened, at night, to thd wall of tho pack, An It followed In nugor, tho Autumn winds track? It shrieks at your wludow, and sniffs at your door, And snarls whora Its fellows havo snnrled before, O'er tho root and tho walls, in tho dnrknoan they fly AUd you cuddlo olosa down, whon you hoar tko far cry, They llok up tho dust from tho fields aa thoy race; They frighten tho lonvos from tholr high hanging place, TTtioy howl in tho foroata, so lonoly and doop. That you waken and wonder, at night. in your Bleep. U'a tho wolves of tho Wind, that ', a you henr, llttlo child; It'B a, fiereo, savage paok, over hungry and wild, t starts o'or tho world,, when the Autumn comos down, And Uio forests nnd meadows are lonely and brown. Their voloo Is the moan of the him tying gale 'Their footateps aro hoard In tho wind's uerlo wall; And the snarl that, you hear at your door, in tho night, Is tho Wolvoa of thQ Wind, In their nvagu dottghC They etune and they go, while tho ditrkuesa la deep, To auarl 'round the pillow of chll- dren. nsltxv. ' I But tho Wolvca of the Wind, are aa harmless as fleet No fangs havo their moutha, and no , claws have tholr feet. ( So lauah. little hay, whon you konr thoui nt nlRht, Not tried Aycr's Sarsaparilla?Then you haven't tried AJtXM. OUIH1 "". KtJi) llW, THE D TV As they shrlok at your wlndpwa' in savage delight. BERT HUFFMAN. DIRECT NOMINATIONS. It has boon said that "thero Is nothing bo painful as a now ldoa," and tills fact Is nowhero better provon than In tho ndoptlon of tho direct pri mary .nominating system. Ton years ago, whon this was first seriously pro posod In Orogon It was Indeed painful It pained nlmost overy politician, when ono of their frlonds stood up for It, and whenever It wns proposed to put tho Idea Into law tho wholo logls laturo and state government had n pain. Dut, as tlmo wont on, it gained moro and moro adhoronts, until tho convention of 1901 began to assemble About tho first to act was tho Marlon tounty Itepubllcan convention, which adopted ringing resolutions In Its bo- half. Othor countlos followed, and finally tho state convention ondorsed tho Idea with a whirl. This gavo tho Idea standing, hut not onough to en able tho noxt leglslaturo to formulate It into law, and placo It upon out statuto books. Hut tho Idea involves so much that It will not down, and now, at the most unoxpootcd timo, It is adopted by tho Itopuhllcan city com mlttoo of Salem. At tho coming pri maries It will bo put Into offect, and probably for tho first tlmo voters of Orogon got tho henoflt of It. It will ho romomhorod thnt "Young Republican"' soveral yoars ago wroto a sorloa of strong artlclos for tho Dally Journal, urging tho party, and espe cially the youngor men of It, to stand for this principle Tho wrltor know at that tlmo that It might ho yoars bo fore his sood thus eowii would boat fruit, but today ho can havo tho proud satisfaction of knowing that It has dono so, and right in his own homo. Yes, tho now Idea was painful, nnd evon "Young Republican" must havo had fears at tlmos that his work am ndvlco was for naught, but today 't la plain that the roward Is his. Thus the sowing of good seed Is always roward ed by a bountiful harvest sooner or Int or. Salem Republicans aro to bo congratulated upon the adoption of this principle nnd It Is predlctod by niany thnt they will, as a roeult, for tho first tlmo, In live yoars go on to victory. 8 AN UNHOLY CONSPIRACY. Tho case agaliiBt ox-Congrossman Moody, tried In the federal court at Portland this week, enmo to a sudden ond yesterday, when Judge Ilelllnger, Indignant at Its trivial charaoter. and the uttw lack of any not that could bo oven distorted Into showing anything criminal, ordered the case dismissed without permitting It to go to tho Jury. The ovldenco of tho prosecution showed thnt witness before the grand Jury, olther deliberately with held evidence, or so stated facts as to convoy to It an entirely falsa lm prosfiou of the nuts complained of. Ono of those witnesses, n lawyer, and rh nhlo lawyer, too, admitted oc orosKvexnmliintlou thnt he had not toe tlflod to manors before the grand jury that "Were In Moody's favor, and that he unwillingly admitted on the trial !' evidence showed that Moody htul nothing whatever to do with the mattor, oxoopt to tell Mrs Oonruy where alio could sot her certl&oats wished, and' when she wns dlesatis- ! with tho amount tho bank raid hoc, to go ItlMMir and have the oortlK. rate roturnod to her. Out of thhi transaction personal on emlao manufactured a grout crinUaal bugaboo, that had not the shadow of substance to back it. That Moody wns In'nocont. all who knew him uevur doubted, that he oculd he convicted those who pre ferred tho ehargo nevor for a moment believed. Tho evident object was to besmirch Moody-, and In this thoy havo, to a oertaln extent, succeeded. Should ho again go Into tho pollUoa) field, the fact of his arrest, of his be ing oharged with a crime, will be her- sided far and wide, and. of course, A1LY OURHXL, 8ACEH. OrtEttON, mm1 "'""-' ' " " " " somo will bollovo it Thoy will bo liovo it just bocauso there aro human buzzards who delight in feasting on that kind of material; bocauso, in po litical' contests mud Is' sometimes at dangerous ns "stones; because there has grown up In this country an un fortunate belief that all our officials aro dishonest, and any statement against them finds many who believe it. In so far as this result can bo ac accompllshed Moody's personal ene mies havo been successful; but they havo loft no blot on his integrity, no stain on his honor. On tho other hand, tho Underhanded attack on Moody has had an effect tho llttlo gang of con splrators failed to consider. It has created a fooling of Indignation among falr-mlndod peoplo, who composo the great majority. Tho avorage Araorl- can likes to seo fair play, and the man who strikes tho foul blow invariably loses. Moody comos out of tho ordeal with clean hands and roputation, while those who conspired to his undoing liavo succoedod only in bringing or thomsclves tho, supremo contempt of decent, cleanly peoplo. 0 THE LAW'S DELAY. Tho outrageous injuslico which ofton accompanies tho law's delays Is no tably illustrated. In u. Now York case for tho recovory of damages for phys ical lnjurlos recolvcd by n brakoman who was struck in tho back of tho hoad whllo passing under a bridge on tho roof of a box car, whoro ho was engaged at the time in tho perform anco of his duties. The accident oc currcd twonty-ono years ago last July. Six months nftorwards ho brought suit against tho railroad company, nne" In Fobruary, 1884 a Jury brought In a verdict of $4000. Since then the case has been retried seven times through appollato division reversals of the vor- dlcts of Juries, which have variously assessed tho damages at $4500 and $4000. On tho soventh appeal the ap pellate division finally affirmed the Jury's award of $4600, but It Is said by Caso and Commont .that tho railroad company may 8(111 go logally bofore the court of appeals, and that a possiblo reversal and eighth trial may follow Whon litigation gots into that shape It resolves, itsolf Into a legal farco. Thoro Is cortalnly no olomont of Jus tlco In It. THE LIFE 8PIRITUAL. Men becomo llko thnt whlchthoy lovo. Almost Insensibly, but with absolute cortalnty, tho process goos on until by dogonoratlon tho man Is brought down to low and mean depths or olso by transformation ho has been raised from glory unto glory. As Il lustrating tho ono, thero are those of whom tho Scriptures say. "But they came- to Baal-poor and conse crated thomsolvos unto tho shamoful thing nnd boenmo abomlnablo like that which they lovod." As Jllus- tratlng tho othor class thero aVo thoso of whom tho Scriptures say that thoy "with unveiled fnco reflect Ing as a mirror tho glory of tho Lord aro transformed Into tho snmo Image from glory to glory ovon as from tho Lord tho Spirit." Pacific Baptist. Today men caro nothing for tho theological aspect of morals; thoy aro concerned about tho moral aspect of theology. The present domand upon rollglon Is not what rewards will sjio bestow on us In somo dis tant future state, but what moans of present growth and happlnoes does she offer man. Man's soul Is describ ed through tho modlum of his ordi nary habits and conduct; and whatov or salvation it is to win must be through the avonues of sense and nat ural desire, purged of sottish animal ism and bont to spirit usos. Tho whole man must bo uplifted and puri fied. "If rollglon cannot euro your temper, it cannot save your soul." Clara Parker In tho Christian Regis ter. Wo should not wqiuIm If tho friend; ly visit of tho Anolont and Honora ble Comnnlw of Bngland and Amerl' ca should do more to promote aooe on earth than all the enormous sums our ' admlnlstartlon is proposing to spend an tho new war veeeols. Wo would propose thnt the cost of nao battleship be voted by congrqse to Invito nnd entertain two hundred pronvinout cltlaons of every clvlllx! nation in tho world. Ooo. T AawlL In Our Dumb Animals It should uevor be forgotten that tho Christian spirit may exist whocs tho knowledge of Christian trutlr is qulto defective. Hence a man's creed la not an infallible Indication of his Christian charaoter.The Watchman. A Ministers Mistake. A city minister was recenUv handaii a aetlco to bo read from Vis pulpit Accwopnyiac u was a cupping from a mewspaper besrias upoa the matter The clerxywan started to read the ex tract sad foaaa" that It began: "Take Komb's BaJsaaa. the sect Com Cum M TaJa u hardly whit bb&4 exported. sad. attar a seasafa aesttaUon, ho tmivmmA I ava wJI . . bw . . ri4o tot mttw hum tormd THURSDAY, NOVEMDER 19, 1908. "W-W I I HL I II I MM 1 MMM x-ays s MMKHflKt Wo noto with plcasuro that our es teemed contemporary, Tho Congres. slonal Record, has again resumed pub lication. Mayor Dlshop's resignation leaver a lino opening for somo patriotic cltl zon who will work for nothing. The po m in this issue, writton by Dert Huffman, of tho East Oregonlan, ib a very protty conceit, prettily told. He has truo poctlo oxpresslon, and It Ib a pity his modosty provonts moro of his poetical work finding its way into print. The annual agitation of "the terrible vlco of gambling" has begun. Tho cru sado will last until aftor tin city elec tion. If anybody wants to throw mud In the coming city campaign,, thero will probably be onough to 'round, Judging from the appearance of tho streets. "Tho jingling of tho guinea cures the hurt that honor foels." Tho Sllvorton Appeal has reached the dignity of a llbol suit. W. H. Holmos, T. L. Davidson, Dan Fry and Goo. S. Downing nro men tioned as possiblo Democratic sandl dates for mayor. With mich possibili ties In tho field tho Republican man agors will havo to look to their host tlmbor, If they proposo to got back in to power. When thero Is no othor Issue the sore-head politician fills his organ about "gambling." During the opening play at tho Eu gene's now opera houso, the" building cnught nro. Thejilay was "The Chris tlan," and It must havo dovoloped more warmth than It showed hero, if it fired anything but tho audlenco. Murderer to be Shot. Salt I,ake City, Utah, Nov. 19. The stnto law of shooting InBtoad of hang ing a person convicted of murder will again bo applied in Utal; tomorrow. Peter Mortonson, tho convicted mur doror of Jnmos It. Hay, will pay the ponnlty of his crlmo botweon tho hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. lie will bo shot to death by tho county she rift In tho jail yard aU tho penitentiary. Much lnterost Is manifested in tho execution and tho sheriff's office Is besotged with applications for ad mission tickets. Climatic Cures, Tho lnfluonco of climatic conditions in tho euro of consumption is vory much overdrawn Tho poor patlont, and tho rich patient, too, can do much bottor at homo by propor attention to food dlgostlon; and a regular course of Gorman Syrup. Froo oxpoctoratlon In tho morning is made certain by Gorman Syrup, bo is a good night's rest and tho absence of that weak ening cough and dobllltatlng night sweat. Rostless nights and tho ex haustion duo to coughing, tho great ost dangor and dread of tho consump tive, can bo provontod or stopped by taking Gorman Syrup llboraliy and regularly. Should you bo ablo to go to a warmor cllrao you will And that of tho thousands of consumptives thero, tho fow who aro bonefltted and rogaln strongth are thoso who use Gorman Syrup. Trial bottle, 25c; reg ular size, 76c At all druggists. At Dr. Stono'a drug Btoroo. REPUBLICAN PRIMARIE8. Notice of Primary Election. Notice la horoby given that there will bo a primary election hold in the Firat, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Sovonth wards of tho city of Salem, Marlon county, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 25th day of Novom. ber. 1003. for tho purposo of nominat ing Ono candidate for mayor. Ono aldorman for tho First ward. Ono alderman for the Second ward Ono alderman for tho Third ward. Ono alderman for the Fourth ward. Two aldermen for tho Fifth ward. Two aldermon for the Sixth ward. Two aldermon for tho Seventh ward Tho trailing places for said wards will ba as follews: First ward, Freeland's factory Second ward. City Hall Third ward, Froeland'a store. Fourth ward. Rod Front barn. Fifth ward, Old Meat market. 'Sixth ward. Street Car barn. Seventh ward, Jory's fruit dryer. Tho polling placo of each ward will bo open from 3 o'clock p. m. to 7 o'clock p. m. for tho reception of votes. lly order of tho committee. B. M. LAFORB. Chairman. F. T. WRIQHTMAN. 17-31-2S Secretary. OAswonTA. fctntU TKk4rHmAh?tj HUtm9 tt II WIW.l Wif-iii' " " '.. . I. ' NR sbbbbbV W 1bbbbb VbbbbV IbbbbH IbbbbbbbbbI H bbB bbbbbW Abb! bbbbbbV til fflb.0 Kind You Havo Always in uso lor over av years, ana nas ucon mauo under his pctw 'ffi'Jh, sonal supervision sinco its infancy. AH. Counterfeits, Imitations nnd "Just-as-good" aro bub Experiments that trlilo with and ondangor tho health of Infants and Ohildron Expcricnco fferainst. Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cat.i"rla is a harmless snhstltuto for Castor Oil, Pare jron' Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It oouUuui neither Opium, Morphino nor other Narcotic subswanco. Its ago is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays Fovcrishucss. It cures Diarrhoaa and Wind. Oolic. It relievos Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation end Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep, Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears tho --ziccA The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. txe ointauh eoMMNV. t morbat thxct, new yokk city. Introductory Sale To introduce the new firm we will sell new pillow tops and backs at 25c set, New de signs, new cords, sansilk covered at 10c a yd, Extra heavy filo silk 3 skeins for 10, Best brands spatchel ter pieces squares and rounds, stand covers, bureau scarfs and pillow slips, All new goods at' introductory prices, Rostine & Greenbaiim 302 Commercial Street E. C. CROSS Meats and Provisions PHONB 291 Established 1884 s4ST T r a V --VJ A Condition and not a Theory Confronts tho fastidious man that haa soiled linen, and don't kuow whore he can havo It laundored with out injury and ic an irreproachable mannor. Wo can relievo hia mind right now by assuring him that his Bhlrto, collars and cuffs didn't look hotter when first purchaaod than they do when aont home from the Salem Ste&m Laundry. COLONEL. J. OLMSTED, Prop. DOHUS D. OLMSTED, Mtrr- Phone 411. 320 Liberty 8L jmmws mmm tof tiH9taaiattciciatgi8tmdB(ai-tx,frtf ::::::::AGENCY OF; BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO.: GR AIN'BOYEBS AND SHlPPRSfi.R AlN: ; Oats For Sale. HOP PROWERS SUPPLIES., Crude aad stick SulpUur. J. 6. Graham, AgOllt, Wlitfrtfl--iteis)t8MfrWtMt lee , 1 Bought, and -which has beca. nas uorno tno signature of Signature of f work, fine doilies, ceiv Signs of Renewed Activity la the real estate world lndletl creasing building oporatloos ta Spring, anr1 prompt ub to remind lk that mir fnrlllHfui for BUDnlvlOS bltm and soft wood, lumber, lath, ohlnjW and other hulldlne- materials are ceptlonally good. Wo will be pleM" to furnish estimates on contrKU largo or small A car of Mill CW shingles received. QOODALE LUMBER CO, .. . Near 8. P. P" Of Phone 951, W.K.. i T 7tewsV "iPV. rjrn3-' fcjT .. - i i i i 207 Commercial St. 8kl. Ore. ; Tlf l,v tftWX MiT'