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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1904)
Wmmwiflfa'''-'' HS& ,Ti"m'"y ' TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, C-nEQON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1904. DAILY CAP I TWO K ! K M . ru m THE JAIL! JOURNAL dtcripp News Association Tcltorama. BY HOFER'BROTHERS. Dully Or Year, $4.00 In Advance. i)ally Three Mentha, $1JW In Advance. Daily by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Advance, JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY. Ono Week 10 Oao-MoBth .35 Txree Mentis L00 ttAt Journal Office. At D&ue's Grocery, South Salem. .At Ooweraox Grocery, Yew Park. jvltim Avenue Grocery Store. .'Electric Grocery, East State St. HWHHHMHmilHHtf CSESEpB wmiiHiiiiniiiniiii OREGON COMING EVENT8. National., livestock., convention, Portland, January 12-16. Aneora coat shot, Dallns, Jrvnu tuty 1M6. - The Waathcr. tlbnlght and Thursday, occasional xaln; coolor tonight. r c , THE' LADY OF 8LEEP. jlljy Karroll" Orosno, In, January ' Housekeeper.) Iho Lullaby Lady she's sometlmM called When we lisp with n chlldlah tongue, wheii manhood' stature' a with forestalled, And life la a (tons unsung: Our trundle bad wee the bends above, And grants us a rest from play The Lullaby Lady vrlth touch of love Who carries our care away. the monoy. Ilut la It not a shameful farce that starts an election campaign with such processes. The Portland papers are full of walls because THERE IS PRACTIC ALLY NO REGISTRATION UNDER THIS IGNORAMUS LAW. "Last chance to register for the Presidential election next fall," Is tha excited cry of the Portland newspa pers, who helped howl siKh a bastard law Into existence It would Ite a short cut to freedom from this Iniquitous law If no one reg istered and all legal voter presented themselres and voted. Some lav that tin neonl should obey all the laws that are made. If they did they would go crazy. Such laws are not laws. They are folly, conceived In Ignor ance and born In precipitation, The Australian ballot law provides a gen eral registration, but In a sane way. A registration officer Is appointed by the county court for each voting precinct, and once In two years makes a poll list of legal voters. That list Is easily and cheaply made, and the citizen Is net to no trouble to register, and his rlgnt to vote Is not Imperiled by any red tapo. The next legislature should have a spasm of common sense, and wipe the proeent lugubrious farco from the statute books. To the Poppy Princess we change her name , When older we've grown, and high ,Mltls$.lli6'niad1nlng abase after flekle fatnu For tho peace of the long-gone-by. And the span of each day heart-rest denies, TJUrVe He In her loving keep, And (ho PririwMM Into our tired eyes J I ui sifted the sands of sloop. i O- i WOULDN'T IT JAR YOUI At (ha world fair for fifteen years the wme erowd has put up Oregon ex fclblUt "it what wer )hoee exhibits? UUlu buiuhuH of grain In tho stalk, MtUf vftspe of clover ami wild graces tied 'fli tiny fagots, and chlldrWs school examinations. The, it la t.,.. ngliift will bring iHiitiHjratlou to Or JfOH. Th, are ehsftply gotten up. and lwV the went of employing Mine una o gather Ihem-iwieraHy sum unetu lktfd oMae-botder. Now, Uie Mine oheau, miserly, lit tle bunches oT grain ami grass, and the same public school children's ex amlRaUotM ar being stacked up again at tho public tutKM to astonish the world al Hi. Uul Of ominw, we are all proud of the vrofk' of iHir school children. The elilMivn are smart, but no smarter than the mliKoiut of kids In forty eleven other state, and other states have grains and urns. It Is pitiful that public money shall h wuatarf m thing lliat nw m (J thMNMlro a startling revelation, and wMim win be nbeolutely HHiwitowl by Ike woiM, The Juurswl. as usual. Is atone to kkk at Imbecility. YOUNd MEN ORGANIZE. The Salem Young Men's Republican Club lias made arrangements to assist In organizing clubs In nil parts of tho county. The Intention Is to have the votine men thoroughly organised by tho time the spring camiwlgn opens not for sihIIs but for victory. Young men naturally realise that the Republican twrty Is the party ot hopefulness and progress, to say notli. ing or such cards up Its sloove as ex pansion and proHrtty. Their morements are dictated by the Impulse that stirs the breast of every true ' American better social and Industrial conditions. They are not Inclined to waste their efforts on theories nnd political nos trums, but are going after results In the good, old-fashioned way. Young Republicans will not exhniist themselves calling Democrat hurd names or showlnr lm thlr iinn.nm. IngH. They realise Unit the Ilepul). llcnn party I not Infnlllble nnd thev demand progress from that party ns well. Elkins, tho train magnate; Benjamin P, Jones, the steel king, and Chief P. M. Arthur, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineors. Tho bench nnd bar lost F. W. Hoi fls, the eminent authority on'Interna tlonnl law, and Frederic R. Coudort Out of the church were taken Pope !o XIII, Archbishop Vaughn, Arch bishop Kaln and Cannon Farrar. Among the philanthropists and do ers of Reed deeds were William E. Dodge and Mrs. Booth-Tucker. Among the losses to the stage and lecture platform were Stuart Itobson John ttllsler, Sibyl Sanderson and Major J. I). Pond. Musicians will miss Robert Plan queUe, the composer, and J-ulgl, the director. From the ranks of scientists, phil osophers, travolora and inventors wore taken Horbert Spencor, Dr. Cat ling, of gun fame, and Paul Du Chafl hi. Art lost James McN'oll Whistler, Bdwln lx)rd Weeks and Phil May. From literature was taken Profes sor Mnmmsen, W. E. H. Locky, Hen ry Soaton Morrlman, Nouh Brooks and M. E. W. Sherwood. Prominent In Journalism wore M. d? Blowltz, Julian Randolph and A. C. Wheeler. FLAB88R0ASTED BRAINLRSS LEG I8LATION. Hfeh y Ttie Journal Wa .IM attwitaa to the brutal and nuga ton- reglatratloH lawa of tki. i..- ... -v. w IWIt , ID vmf tka law each year tower aal'Hut the worst. fewer ers take the trouble tu rgts w. aw more aae mot May away from tAe potto, Mim aad more .Ui rick mew bav t,. g p the money to hire heelers to out and rvglater the voters. Mot ami woro are isors Ih oh eledUwi ,jar. As a mattr of fat. almost none are reglstefinfl this ytr, 0 of the mat claim of a wiw ami riou IHHlhll ,K,kn to be wa4 mH 8tt(w WM,or wm tbt he imt u lhon4 of Oolktra to Wg, the Mmartet. He booaht -long on registration." l" """"W. of tfolten, h m -r r.-..., ( waa oMt on mnaipv ulator.. who wr ,MiBi( Mt fw PRACTICAL EDITORIAL ETHICS. Two papers In a little country town should not exhaust theineelvea flul.f. Ins eneh other and allowing enemlee of ach to fill the other imper with tliolr abUM Of the ntiim.ltlnn aillt.. WUeo au eateetned oorresH)iident come to us with a roast for Hob Hen drlck. or Hdltor Oeer, we reverently and ' rompRsnaately and unlformlv leU them to take It to the paper lHnted by those gentlemen, as we nr. Hot engngod la making f a MirdeH for our esteemed contemwirarlda ' sometimes add. If either of tko. .... tletnen asks us to .publish that for wieui wo win ao It. o tell the truth, we -are not often ashed to print auythluK naalnat th.i gentlemen In control of the morning wier. As a rule, they are well-be-kavml cltUens, with a leaning towanl Ike right side of thlitaa. Thev . Ut do well, and only err from lack of uuu infallible wisdom not onllariu- the ivoweasion of mortal. Ilut In the frletlon of dnilr .. with huwlreits uud thousands of peo ple mere are enough dlfferooce HWU I'Mlo mean things come out tn bM.. n editor bus) notlcclng the defects of his rivals. If h . would allow such thing to OCCMM- htj attMtln -m.. bettor thought of the age ( to let the best that Is In a ma a nuuk r.i- li. very bualnesa and A Better Than Military Heroism. (From tho Chicago Chronlclo'a nc count of tho Are at tho Iroquois thontor, Dccombor 30, 2903.) Robert Smith, n little olevntor boy, mado throo trips through tho donse llnme and smoko to tho roof of tho stnge nnd down, carrying to safety the girls who had been caught there. At the bottom of the elevator shaft they were caught by a chain gang of ten men stretching 20 feet to the door, headed by Archie Barnard, chief electrlclnn, whose hnlr and clothes were on lire. They woro car- neu over me chain nnd thrown out of the door. Tho elevator boy stuck to his iinut ana ny his coolness saved mnnv II m On the first of thioe tr'ps through tho smoue and flnmes to tho dressing rooms on the upper tier ho found Nellie Reed, who waa In )iu aivti. tier and had Inhaled no much smoko that she hud fallen to the floor. The elevntor was full. "Pleaso, oh, please, take mo down," she pleaded. "Keep cool nnd stay whoro you are," Smith told her. "r win . .... - fjvi. JMU on my next trip nnd you will Sot out all right." ,,,. The snmo advice was given to the other girls who had to wnlt. nn.i in two more trlpg all of them were taken to the stage floor and turned over to the human chain formed by the men. un his second trip up with the !. vator young Smith ascended Into an atmosphere that was so thick with smotie that he could not see nor hroathe. He found Mint iioi .i. .VVt4 u,. i, t, BG99Q9&8Wa9Q&9a999Q I JOURNAL X-RAYS John D. Rockafeller Is now Coal Oil King nnd Steel Trust King, but tho Minnro t ennit he'd eivo cither king dom to be able to grow a head of hnlr on that bnld top-knot of his nmnrmi arc very nice fellows when i-ou need their votes, but when you nro training for partisan purposes they are all sons-or-boozors. If Elder Wilson used nny such lan guage at his revival meetings in North Salem as ho did in his letter to hla church paper it Is a wonder the peo ple were so modorate ns to only rotten-egg him. At the fruit growers' meeting In Portland yesterday Henry Dosch read a paper on prunes that proved ho was literally full of the subject. How old Is Ann? has boon succeed ed by who gets The Capital Journal diamond? Long Creek, Grant Coun ty, Light. mfiniiesi mi si see i ien iw H & fs m.JF i m "Wk UL J.UW O tin mum i urn fSt ' linn mjfccaaii 9 Hair Vigor Losing your hnlr? Did nm you know how easily you could keeD It? And nrevnf .' hair, also? tSii$&, pfpjVMI, Jim Ham Lewis, orstwhlle of Se attle, but at the prosont time of Chi cago, prosontcd .tho Windy City's claim to tho Democratic convention In a manner worthy of Its nickname but his talk was too thin. Walter Lyon has become tho nro- prielor of the only pnpor at Indppon denco. Ho will have onnortunltlos for exclusive porsonal Interviews with an omlnent Polk county poll tlclan he once know. The Portlnnd Tolegram has put n two-column headline over its Salem teleginms "News of tho Capital City." It runs three-column head lines over news from Oregon City. Vancouver nnd other places not near ly so Importnnt ns Salem. But thon Portlnnd papers are not Jealous of tho other towns as they are of the second city. 34 feet for each lock. Below, tho terminus of the cannl the river will im imnrnvod nnd rendered navigable as contemplated In the Harts' project This will, of course, include the Im provement of Three Mile inplds. Each of tho four locks will be 40 feet wide, nnd of sufficient length to nnrriinnmilnlo lumts 2f0 feet lOlllt. In order to permit the passage through the canal of vossols going In opposite directions, a sorios of basins will be constructed at Intervals of ono mllo each, from 100 to 120 feet in width. For about five and ono-hnlf miles tho canal will be cut through solid rock. For throe miles It will pass through sand and gravel, nnd tills portion of tho canal will bo lined with walls of heavy masonry, and the bot tom will bo covered with concrete. Tho Dalles Chronicle. OASTOH.IA, Bainthd f Tin Kind You Havs Alwars BocgK .a xJu yft t . . r Nnev N C cm V- 0 K ),il.W ""Hri fax Capital Normal School First National Bank Building, Salem' The fall term of twelve weeks opens September 28, Address. J. J. KRAPS. Salem. Or J. Brownstein & Son. 54 State street. Highest cash price paid for hides, Pelts, Wool. Tallow and Furs; also general dealer In old Iron, Rubber and Metals. Phone 2071 Main. A Biz Kick A man makes when his laundry wrv Is sent homo with porcupine cdg and sprcadcnglo buttonholos. if i. would bring his linon to an up-to-djtft laundry whoro perfect mothods obtali at all times, such as tho Salem stenn Lnundryi ho would rocoivo U1b shlrU, collars ana cuffs equal to now ever; tlmo that wo Bono thorn homo. Salem Steam Laundry Col. J. Olmsted, Prop, Phone 411 230 Liberty St Wcdgewood, Historical plates 58c during January. The Variety Stow 94 Court St. Annora M. Welch, Prop, Cosgrovo's orchestra pravo that the masses of the people can nnd do appreciate good music. Tho trouble Is they get so little of it. Wlillo The Journal bolieves it is light to support right Republican pol icies, there has never b'een a time In the history of the country when there were not enough men to be found In the Democratic pnrty who could bo ap- i.Biueu io irom pntriotlc motlvos to abandon pnrty and save tho country, enn that be said of any other party? When the war of the rebellion hrnv out Ohio was almost uniformly Demo. cratic. The Illickevn alnlu . mn 000 soldiers to the front, ami Jhen went Republican. Why. even in Hip late Salem city election. Democrats were patriotic nnnneii n ... .o ......, , intj ftl.UU )S6AASSAaas)Afe9Aaa()mMdirttAeAtaffitnL(aaaknonminnAk.A I fOTTOM 1-.AC r.nf cri ., w,'fK ho t ij Regardless of quotations from Wall St, i! and report; as to the condition of the 11 couon marKet, our We Will Continue tn Sfll nil rnttnn rrnnrlc of usual low price. See us for flannelettes, outing flan- npl. Hjikv Hntlv mnclinc In4!n l.' l.. i; i!.i !l ..,., ,j w.ui.., ...UJ.,,,0, uiuia iinuiis MUUiCIlllin, TICK- !j ing, shirting, dress linings and alt other cotton goods. I Kememter no advance in prices at I suth no,r a,i .w ,."""."'" "cre i"1"01 E m 2r. ".- iSSS.'tr'-"' m' "" - "" -"im uuwii with these. Rostein & Gteenbaam J 302 Commercial Street. ' i 8MrS83SM680 9999Q9BS9093)6999999 1 I I I I I I M I I I , I iiH4-H-H-Hf 1 tho llnmes nnd suiokn wV n, --... Ii the men In the chain. ti, i,i. Ing of llarnani nnd William Price was cm nre and their hair was burning Nevertheless they threw th m-l .. and waited for tho third load. , This load enmo near nn nrrii Hie smoke was so thick that Smith PROPOSED CANAL. How It Will DecTnstructed-Eloht and Half Miles In Length. It will be Interesting n n,a i,oi boys and girls who nro hint nw i,n. Ing and who will continue to hear so Positive Poof "uc MRRkua riht to have the st roMstnwtloti it on hi service 4 kla ter)irtM. It every man hw a Ht K live. about hla buel nea with a little ur.1a.1ir. .. . lele rvea if he I ao editor. ITTTERS trenathtn ak i um. II. retloraika PMtiteernhx. ioi sound lPBir J'UI elth im. 7 It nem JJ ttiUflad. It alio caret Irilreitloi. CeOMiMtioo fMeiMla gj Liver con-Malts. THE NOTABLE DEAD. During Ute year )oi the world loet r eHliwt weu. TL Br.u.. HWtiUrt More than four ,.. h mml Im the differm. .- M ralHiujs. Tb hIrmu at ,... ...... l fcaM to nil aaa all left Uiuj we and rewiutloM that vAu u- renMNNUereH, AWUMMC lk HKNt IMOHUMHt ta pb Mc life were Ur4 aliry of Bhi- Wf Mkhael Herbert, tu awbHa4er l the United state Uie 4, exttovemor Raweey. of sad Drake, ot i.ui. n.t II - 1 iv. "mere were Maaea.humu; JaeM n um, ,w pamiHoiMii eoroy of Hawaii. a4 vn. 1 Um tttt of mm &r .tr.i ..J., . . 'al Akraea iu-i ... ..... i m -" " " imrw 1L dtooa. rn of vw v,u. .... ' Wf eV 7m IHHK WhH U erTST 1 j . . '"" "mi amitn , . 1U11" " near so Itad to And (da .i.i. ....1 .. .. I much about iha mnni . ,... . . "to tho levator mid by the time nJcon8trctd. io have an undeistandlng nail ilnna tl.lo i. . unr (tin u'n.i. .. .... . -- -..- -., uuu W10 ,,mng ni0j)te(j for their construction. The canal Is to be OR feet wide at the bottom, nnd a little more than eight and one-half mll in ia.n. ...... bavlng a depth of eight tw, oxcept in the locks, whero Uie depth over the miter will be .even feet This depth of water will be amnio on.i ,. more than the draft of any boat now running up tho river. The upper terminus of the canal Is o In j.t above Celllo faiu. where the flt of the four locks fB to be Ijaoeu. This lock will have a lift of 17 feet, which will l ai,mi i.n.o 1..... . ""v '" '" .'" ,"l" ne river and the cannl reached From iu nn- ...... .. uom this he was almni n,- me. The elevator wa i.i- .. the bce where the controller was ."-".. " S"' "' o ,vlce hb. Ml baud In the flame to start tho ' The hand wns badly ,,irneU. t tii car wa. tan.i .,,.1 town in ,Itt. for ,h8 KitU t(j we( w wwiiinnra rivmi .n , "'" "" ien who were waltiiw. When the i. u. T the men urt ,i. .".:."" "" Wl "I Muck tu the car until ih .,.. WU. said ,, smith, "and tk.n I -sw.il to get ft. 8om. one reach- d imlled m out Jwit , l,JLm "": Th ta,wr S the grla wew In th .iru.i.. ri S-"r1 ,,ne - '"rTii -" t Mlt IHjr nr nu. v., n wtt-B. mi I Envy and Deceit ' Has orevented mnnv ' from bem cared by me, :; THAT'S JEALOUSY! Can you I Afford to Rtm the Risk We Do What We Claim Maui- ihi . -" A "... u,,,,Br terminus the "0 truM to ontu.i in... ..... ., canal win nm .... . . bj 1. ..- J " """ eievaior' . """"'"i oat ween the ta? uZ httN wwk u kw w-i T an,, t,m - " & N- ra,'i. with -, ..-., couw. ,"" " ": "ow or "fr. , : "" "'" ,w is reache . Juat low the head of Five MR, ,,,,.,' This lock wm have ..,; '; ,rrs- The lower terminus of the canal will j. oeiow the big eddy, and will W ellllpiHHl with a tnn.lam - ........ took, which Is reallv u-., ll.. . Their combined ,t at tlmee trwne low water will h no ... ... . " "i or 1 U4MS.M Found Hla Saw. A 0rt lime ao Heary white repairing the i.ih-v TWHBtoiwtreet Methodist tW4 a ranMwter'a ImNiw, We km and remove Cancers and Tumors without the aid of knife or other instrument. Dr. J. F. Cook, the noinin.i tw. tor, cures all kinds of rttoAn.. ... all othor schools have failed, iviUi. out tho aid of knife or poisons. His '.'. medlcinea nro composed of Nature's '.'. herbs; they are gathered and soloctod ' ' In various parts of America and for- ' ' elgn countries, at great nM : : Read the Te.t.mon.a, ef a PromInent SaIem Man"; " l In Justice to DR J p roL PUBUC' W tworkhttadJ;?"4. th0 w" "ay know what ' ng treatment from him for the T ihm Umt l have beon ' " : : he has removed Trom mv iliff 15 month3' nnd that In that Ume J - growths as large as a man-ahand .,, f ' T tUmors of canco '' mother cancerous growth .. fm tho "W destine. Also ; . or from off my thumh tm. ,-.. ... . 9,l xrora off Y foot, and anotli ... ' " t uia uun HI I no An ... . . cinoe nlono, thoy kllllne- h tZ .compiiBhed through medl- I tureltsolf costing ,";: Jir"l",wa "PWoMIke roota. and N Colliag. of the church. covered Wttk tun .u. 11, ... . . - .-.-. imnN of dust. It very uttte .,. Ma w , ft repair. The tool had 1,- ... i.K. .k... .:..:" "" "nr. ett- b-l7 . ",,ry WM bulk b.rywaer.,W'etta"r ? n :rt,rwtifledki. osmrch. awl wi kMt ta .. T fcu givm u -rrL'Tr '1VZ ST- latat nuu.. " ease What Shall We Have for Dessert? ims qnwtloa arises in the famiiv everyday. Lc M jt ty rJJr; I a4d bo,he water aad set to eooL navorsj-Lcttoa, Oran. Rtw yew grocer KHiay. P00 I any- ture Itself ;; .1"?W " ; ; utro not believe I could have foumi ? ? f knlfe or W whore in ih. .,.. .Jn.Te founU e1ual succossful tmt ' - Botanical 0 n?.""- F. Ock. tho i ; can d0 " mueh ,o;you---7o:8ultatlonf !:B -.... 7-F-cook V"B' oonicai Doctor. till MM " " 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I fr Liberty street, Salem, Ore0on. J H-Iv..f4- I I I 1 I in i 1 . T MWMHf4u.aJ.. ." 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