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Fnlse Ecnnnmr.

l once knew a farmer whose wife had
a desire TO have her photograph taken
II was partly through harmless Ina
perfectly proper vanity. and u4rty
through a desire % have her children
remember her al the best. that gfs
wished it,-f1r she was then young and
beautiful But her hard-dsted husband
put of the eradication 0f her most
cherished wish until routine Farm lie
had done lbs inevitable work and She
was no longer lovely Co look upon She
suffered her disappointment Boo silence
She broOdod over the matter tu such a1
extent that a mole-hill was magnIfel
into q mountain and eventually lsd 20
the estraugemeut of husband and wife
and the breaking up of the family His
plea was economy
What a dreadful paradox
What would one think OF the engineer
Of a great steamship who would allow
his engines To become disabled through
a sO-Called too economical application
Of lubricatlng oll?-Henry CleVs
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told her. and, best OF All a.
t surn i away from anything wbip,Sea not
a gor" "a MY, u germ Of truth. and tD h. may
ST. so.o. worthy OF respect -Marg... aere'
sansster' In Harpers Bazaar sa'eI Z.
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for weddings. receptions, teas. etc. The
original Deseret Mandolin club. Terms
address. r.. A. Llmbourue. u G.. NJ. ], or
Fergus Coalter Music store, 81 So. Nam.
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FEMININE FLOTSAM.

Both houses 81 parliament OF western
Australia, have passed resolutions III
favor OF woman outrage
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on lhe Care OF Our 80 nIrd..

How and where viii you keep your
bird?
That cleanliness Is obviously OF he
first importance and that 1t is hard %
keep fanciful cages free from dirt and
parasites. is enough 10 condemn them
Swiss cottages, pagolas. and the lge
hung with pendants and sparkling with
metallic ornaments are both tastele2
and dangerous. The bird win pick a,
the bright points and dangling spansles
until IL uoisons or ch0kes itself and
the corners and crInkles are so many
lodgings for dirt and yermin Wooden
cages are % be avoided because sub
jet to impurity, and brass ones on a1.
count OF the great danger from yerig.
rls, for the gliding sooc wears of The
gleaminr wires are also harmful 90
birds eyes and they 0ffer no contrast
with its yellow plumage II you must
have a cage Of the popular bell shape
get a painted one. and repaint it as VI.
ten az seems desirable.
Where you shall place your canary
Continued on page tiftcen)
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YER who have been visiting iIitI,tNs ~
the city. left on Tuesday for ihe'I "o'''''
The wedding OF Miss Mary Eager a Ii.l.li
Mr.. Charles w. johnson or 'u.' ~. w
took place on Thursday nish, Al WI
thIngton. Mass. the event being solemn. .l.I,
ICED at the home Of the brides aunt
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one Of the most successful Of the
many delightful lawn parties given at
the Cannon residence at Forest Dale.
was that Eiyen hy ,he Misses Harker
and Reilly oH Monday evening The
beautiful grounds surrounding The
house We're brilliant with electric lights
and oolored lanterns and numerous
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
RECORDS CONTRADICT.
sTATHsMAN's wlLFUL EDITORIAL LIE
SHOWN UP.
Al Abusive Attempts TO Vllllfy Sheriff Durbln
Fan Flat When Put 90 the Testo of
Fact.

The Statesman under It's present man,
agement never received more than tl5C
10 5000 for publishing a sherifi's delin'
quent tax notice Of sale, which can be-
proved by all the sherifis for sixteen
years back, mp 10 John knight And
the payment was always made from the
sales and delinquent payments, and
never drawn from the county treasury.
The Statesman does not pose as "re-
former" but II would not have the
nerve 10 charge $3.50 Tor about $3.50
worth oi work, nor would we want 10
put sheriff In such "hOle,' 1t We
thought anything of him or his future.
Sunday Statesman editorial.
TheRboye would seem to be very plain
but u il iuggled statement. The sav.
ing clause up to John knight is "A
good one, but smooth subteriugcs don Z
pass for the truth. Under Wrightman,
VINO succeeded John knight, the States
man received $500 Ia one lump for adj
vortising delinquent taxes.
The statement ''and payment was al.
ways made from the sales, - NEVER
DRAWN FROM THE COUNTY
TREASURER" is however, a whole lie
and Hat one, for tho above bill of hye
hundred dollars Was paid by county war.
rant No, 3b9i2, dated Dec lOlh, 1890 and
the warrant was receipted for by q. b.
Irvine, the present publisher OF the Sen,
tinel who is now busy bowling about ~.
form and economy.
The bill was filed MAY 9TH, by John n.
0iVsy, deputy clerk, allowed May nth,
according to the court record, and the
warrant issued ncccmber 10Th, one day
before the bill was allowed. This NAV
he a clerical error but Il is evident that
no time was lost between the time OF
hlng the bill aud the drawing OF the
warrant.
The above facts from the record show
two point blank lies, via, that il never
charged over 1850 OF $500 for tax
list aud that the pay for the same WAS
never drawn from the county treasury"
la addition To the above Il can be said
that the tax lists published by Tng
JouENAl we're done Rt about half the
rate charged hy the Statesman in this
5000 claim. kyer since Sheriii nnrbin |
has heen la olhcc sheriff sale notices |
have been puhlishc,i at 500 per inch. |
Instead ol $500 the prlve formerly paid.
Tie has given lltigants the cAoice OF /
several papers, aud has saved thom all |
lne halt on this class ol work. An have 4
oeen troalcd alike, and no iayOrusm /
shown aud that Is what the papers who
.rc lighting him can't endure.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
VETERANS DEATH RATE

Our people who have again shown sucl
loyal iniereai In the Veteran Soldier,
by the Observance Of Memorial lay, will
be interested In the fact that the Vet,
Grams, OF the Cvial War are dying on At
the rate Of abot 81 per cent pcr annum,
Commissioner Evans estimates that
there are about 925,0c) SURVIVORS Of the
Civil War. OF thus number there were
on the pension rolls last year 7i2, ,lO7.
During the year 2l,7s7 pensioned vet.
Grams died. Assuming that the death
rate among those not pensIoncd Ia the
same aa among the pensioners, the
total number Of veterans who died dur.
the year would be about s0,s55.
Commissioner Exams estimates that
the average aye Of the veterans who
still survive, is about 90 years The
last survivor OF the War Of 1912 died
last summer, 70 years after the close Of
that war. Al the same rate. there will
probably be few survivors oi the Civil
War still living in 1910.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
FoR JUSTICE OF THf PEACE.
A Candidate Whose Record Proves his Fitness
Tor the Position.

A Candidate Whose Record Proves HIS Fitness
Tor the Position.
The people OF the ten Salem precincts
should not forget in the excitement OF
the country and congressional cam paign.
that thcie isa Justice Of the Peace 10
elect Jonathan O'Donald, the Reform
candidate Tor this position, is we'll
known 10y all excepting perhaps some
newcomers, Tie has been resident Of
salem ior 4S years. aud has helped,
literally aud metaphorieally, TO build up
the town. lie is good mechanic and
good workman At whatever he under
takes, representative OF strong, hearty,
Nirnlent manhood. He has a splended
record In the office to which he now
aspires, having served two terms some
II years ago, He MAS elected by ma.
ioriiy of IS the first time aud by an in.
CREASED majority Of l5O tor the second
term aud this in a strongly Republican
town lie is Justly proud Of the fact
that no decision Of his was ever reversed
by a higher court
lie has heeu taxpayer here sine
1855 and il will be found that hicsym.
palh'es 10 not lean % tho side Of the
'axea'ers, Inf act, his age character
and experience tiI him for tho position
aud hc shonld be elected
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
ROUGH ON SALEM.
POSITION or THE REPUBLICAN, LEGIsLA.
TIVE CANDIDATES.
A Correspondent Shows That Their Policy viii
Injure Salems Business
Interests.

SALEM, Or, June !, 1909.
Editor Journal:
sIR;-Following closely the utterance,
Of the Republican candidates for the
legislature, on the Marion county can.
vass during the past 10 days, believe
| am safe in drawing conclusion that
the entire FIVE gentlemen seeking that
honor on that side Of the political fence,
are unequivocally committed 70 a policy
that shall defeat all appropriations, at
the next session Of the legislature, in be.
half Of the Normal schools and other ed.
ucational institutions heretofore aided
by the state,
With all reasonable confidence in
the integrity Of this ayowed purpose,
(since it has been made, unremittingly,
in the presence Of adozen or more mixed
audiences throughout the county, am
constrained 10 invite your attention, and
that Of the business men Of the city Of
Salem, 10 a acontingency consequentupon
their adherence 10 such policy, ishould
they by any mischance be elected) that
is worth, at least, passing consideration.
II is this: II the legislators Of Marion
band themselves for the deliberate frus-
trationsof the desires Of those people in
Oregon who will look to the state for
a continuance Of such aid for the insti-
tutions in their midst, what will the
delegations from the five counties so IA.
vored in the past, backed by the sem
ators and representatives from Multi
nomah, do for Salem and ts Institutions
by way ofreprisal7
DO not imagine for an instant they
will sit tamely by and see their best and
most important interests sacrificed bv
the Marion county delegates, simply for
the fufillment Of ante election pledges.
Not they. There will follow, acoalition,
strong, determined, and persistent
enough, 10 reduce the allowances 10 the
home institutions at the capital TO such
sums nv will mean only beggarly ex.
istence for each OF them, and CORES
ponding depletion Of the commercial
incomes Of the merchants here.
"It's a poor rule that will not work |
both ways" and the sooner this II real.
lied by the people Of Salem TO whom
the nationally ample appropriations gen
orally made for the institutions here is
Of such vital importance, the better II
will be for all concerned.
Such tactless pledges may be admir-.
able "sops" 10 throw broadcast in the
country, but to redeem them, or even
attempt TO redeem them, would be an
act Of folly ON the part Of legislator
quite a. ridiculous aud insincere as
the promise to do 70 il on the part Of the
PoLITICs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
JUSTICE. NOT CHARITY.

Tho Weekly Independent commits an
inadvertAnoo In tho following reference
10 Jonathan o'Donald, the Citizen = can.
dida'e for Justice Of the peace which IL
unfortunate.
"Giye our old pioneer friend O'Donald
a chance. He will not need Office long.
iie Is poor. aud Il would help him in his
Old age, Here IL chance 10 do a little
practical charity and at the same time
set = man tor Justice who Il la every
Was qualified Give the old pioneer q
hit."
Judge o'ponald sincerely appreciates
the Kindly feeling aud sentiment ca.
pressed, but insists that he is not plead.
ing Tor votes AZ a matter Of charity. Ho
has good home and always makes a
living boy his trade, Of which he Is a mas,
Ter. lie only want, justice ior himself,
as he expects 20 dispense Il from the
bench, but he Is not subject oi charity.
His host Of iriends will DO we'll 20 exert
themselves a little ior this manly pion.
cor On election day,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

Mr.. Tongues declaration Of principles
before his election 10 congress from this
district, must be- construed like Rory
O'Moore's dream-"By Conthraries"-
In order for "the intelligent voter 10
know for what policies he Is casting his
ballot when he goes to the polls.'
Perhaps the "frightiul example" set
by the honorable gentleman whom Mr..
DAILY hopes 10 succeed accounts for the
remark attributed TO the doctor by the
Tongue organ hero-"A CANDIDATE
FOR OFFICE MUST BE CAREFUL
WHAT HE SAYS"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

A good deal has been said about Mr.
Hart appearing on the canvass la Marion
county and how be did up Mr.. Jeffrey.
The truth II he couldn't 10 up one side
of Mr., jeffrey. lie only Appeared three
times on the canvass, and some one who
heard him says he made the same school
10Y Addfess - zach place, aud then ap.
pointed fnnk nayey, II Salem, proxy,
and Dayoy, Is nov attempting 10 repre.
sent hlm. naVey, thongh not lawyer,
Il Just about AZ we'll prepared l0r the
position, ALBANY nemoefat.
The above does Mr.. Davey an inlus.
lice, inaamueh a. that eenlleman i
member q the bar, bOt tho iae, that
Mr. Dayey was pulled on. side.tzssssd,
suppressed, after mrkine three spceehes
lseyidenco that real lawyer Is not
wanted Ia the raee.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
Nh. roEeur.s DECLARATION

There Ia an urgent appeal from Ia,
voters Of Oregon 90 the candidate iol
congress in the first disiFict 10 make 4
declaration Of hisprine,ples. They want
70 know something about the probabl,
actions Of their representative aud hil
attitude ON the vital Issues before IN,
country. Dr. DAILY is pleasant gentle
man, but a smile and handshake DC
not satisfy the natural desire OF the In
telligent voter 10 know Tor what policies
he . casting hls ballot when he gocs Ia
the pollS. When no votes ior Mr..
Tongue he knows exactly what he is
doing. Who IL authorized 20 say what a
vote Tor d. DAILY nleansg' Daily Oro.
g,nian. May ~. 1900.
1--we take the Oregonian's word ior a.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

Pat lawyer Ia the office % county
Judge, and Ia the odlice Of Justice of the
pcace ior the Salem district, to0. States.
man,
The above would please the States
mans political ambition, but is il NOT a
TACT that lawyers have been dc,riment
10 the pnbllc In the capacity Of coan,y
iadgef Tho truth is, plain horse sense
business men are what the public want
IN oihce A vote ioT Elder will he
vote for a county Judge who viii DO
something 81 lower taxes.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
BIRNARD DALY's TRIBUTE TO THE ORE
CON VOLUNTEERS

DAILY introduced la the Senate, OF
February o, 1899, Senate ,oni Resolu
tion No. ", Of which the following Il
the preamble;
Whereas the people Of Oregon re-
gardless Ui PARTY affiliations, are do.
sirious Of expressing their deep feel.
ings Of gratitude 10 aud their admir-.
alton Tor, the courage OF the Oregon
soldiers, who have ~ nObly offered
their lives In the defense OF op.
pressed humanity, In avenging the
oss OF the Maine, IN behalf OF civil.
ization, and 10 defend the honor aud
prestige Of the American flag, etc.
The Statesman shows its great poll.
teal wisdom by publishing the above
andlthen beratlng j. Hamilton Lewis
Tor not agreeing with him. The trouble
is, Lewis is no. candidate for congress,
and all praise Bernard DAILY Tor the
above noble sentiment.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

The best cODtentmenL has" Yet,
however noble 10 mind, 40 man or
woman can have perfect cOntentment
without physical health. The blood
must be kept pure aud the stomach
ana digestive organs In good order.
The best means fur this purpose Is
Hoods Sarsaparllla. 10 promptly
cures all blood humors aud eruptlOns
aud tones up the system.
The favorite cathartic Is Hoods
pills.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
HAEIoS COUNTY ricEEr

Representatives
George l. brown. OF stAyton
John n Dlmick. OF Hubbard
n i0ier Of salem
A. n hudelsnn % Jenerson
George v. Wesks, 81 HoWsl
ssSSsa2 y8asSTW w Elder, Of s.Ay'os
Csefk-M, 4. nnaer, ~ woodbufn
Rcoorief-JOhn J, King ~ Nseleay
lreasurer-Si. q, AatlO h, of Stlyerton
AsaessoE-f. Y. Mcclellan: Of sllvertop
Commissioner-M, W Culver, OF Si,lney
s9roesr.l, W Mhitloek, ef silverton.
school onperiuiendent-
surNeyor-A. GohAlet, Of Snugh SALEM
for Justice salem nistrct--Jouathan O'nonala
fof Vona1aole salem Distriet--J. u. LsuiG
JOINT DISCUSSION.
The Republics ms and Democratie-C Citi.
Iens will hold a joint discussion on the
following dates and places in Marion
county, Oregon;
TUESDAY. Nay n.
~. m.--H0Well
THURSDAY, MAY 81
10 a N. m.-hutteVille
sR m.-hubbsni
p m,-AunOra.
FRIDAY. JUNEl
t0A m..-Champoer
1p m.-Sl Paul
SATURDAY, IUNEa
y "a aud remainder % day-saleu
y. T. WRIaHrnAS.
Chairman Republican Central Com.
mistee.
W. :. Morr.
Chairman DemObratic. Citisens' Cep.
lFal Committee.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

Ihriyes on good food aud sunshine, with
plenty Of exercise in the open air. Her
iorm glows with health and her face
blooms With its beauty. II her system
needs the cleansing action Of a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
syrup oi hss, made BY the California
Fig Syrup Co, only.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

LA Corana" aud "Our Champion
cigars made at salem FROM the best ~
leaf and by your own boys give the hest
OF satisfaction your patronage collected.
August Huckestein.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
Dissertation D0U

Seventy millions OF people will unite in paying the last
tribute OF nations gratitude to heroes In every heart is
ove-n every thought admiraonon every tongue praise
Tor those gallant men who laid their lives upon the altar of
their country in defense of the Stars and Stripes They have
written their names ndeby upon the pages OF history
names that will live long the dome of heaven canopeS
their graves.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
Oregon ShOIllLint kaiII.ai

The Direct Rsute 10
Montana. Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
Gives choice of two iaver.te rsutes, VIA
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line,
or the RIO GRANDR Scenic Lines.
No Change Of Cars,
On the Pbrtland- Chicago Special, ''ths
finest in the West"
Equipped with
Elegant Standard Sleepers
Fine New Ordinary Tourist
S'eepers
Su 'erb librarvBuffet Cars
Srlendid Dinners, Meals
a Ia carte
Free Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and
Smokers
Entire Train Completely
vestibuled
For further iniOrmAtiou apply 70
X. NAGEL, w. n. CONAN
fraV. Pass. Agt. Zeal Agen'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
SALEM LODGE

~ j. w W
salem Camp No. Ms Meets every Friday ever.
PC, 80, m A. o. 4. W hall, siate Ins blfg
\. houillrrd, q. O.. W. A. Noofes elsTk
roOIn 10, Aoores BLK 'A'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

FCRHSTHRS OF AMERICA
Ooun sherwood FoFesl No. l9 Neels fr1f.,
nights In Turner block john NJ chase. q n
= H'"~n ny li-l7lyF
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

fullman and Tourists cars en- boti
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 Ogden
and III Paso, and tourist cars 10 Chicago.
81. Louis, New Orleans and Washington
Connecting at San Frandisco with sew.
eral steamship lines for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. W. W. Skinner agent al Salem
Station, or address
G. II. MARKHAM, q. ?. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

L. the hest
medicine Tor
the stomach. Ia
cures
nNsrGfstA.
lNni0EsriON,
C0NsnPArtoN
itVGR AND
KIDNEY
fkoUBLEs.
lt contains
eVerythingben.
encial, and
nothing iniur-
i,0s When you
ask tor the Bit
ers,insistupo
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
Tue Rssl PTesenpuOn ior M,I,,l,

Cailla snd ievef 4 = oogils o. Grovs'. 49,.
Shl tooie. u 4 simply iron and quiniSe III 4
tAsisis-a iossa- No eaFS. ~ Pay Pslos Sc
kiesm ed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
Corvallis { Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

Ohe ana t"C connect ~ Albany aue
corvallis with Southern Pacific tlaln',
giving direct service % aud from Re~'
port and adjacent beaches.
trains Tor the mOuntalBs arrive 10
iletrolt at noon, giving ample I'm
10 reach camping grounds On tte
breitenbush and Ssntiam river tte
same day.
II. l. WALDEN, EBwIH sTOFk,
y. dP,A. AAnFrf
TURNER ARent Albany, ore.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

Vote ior plain John Lewis for con.
stable, and take no chances on fancy
ives against the county.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01

Daily Ono Year, $500 in Advance.
Daily -Four Months si In Advance
weekly Ono Year Si.oo In Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co.,
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at $40 a. IN. 1854 =. N. and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-06-01
The DAILY JOURNAL
BY HoFER BROTHERS.

FRIDAY. JUNE / 1900.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-05

DETROIT, Sept. pa Tribune spe-
cial from Coldwater, Mich, says that
William L. Nevison. a wealthy farmer
living four and one-half miles from Cold.
water. was bunkoed assaulted and robbed
of $1,000 three miles from there on one of
the most public roads leading to Coldwa-
ter. Nevson says a well dressed stran-
ger giving his name as Gosmer. Il banker
ut Jonesville, came to his farm and offer
ed to buy it providing he could get an ad-
joining farm with it, Nevison drove to
Coldwater with the man, drew 5000
from the savings bank and started back
to buy the adjoining farm. The couple
were met on the road by third man
who, aided by the alleged banker, knock
ed Nevison senseless and robbed him Of
the $1,000. Officers are in pursuit of the
thieves.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-10-05
MIX by Electricity.

\ scientist in Vienna claims to have
discovered that a very moderate cur
rent of electricity will steriIize milk by
destroying all the bacteria in it. If
this is true we fear the results would
not be just what the dairyman or the
consumers want in this country. Some
of the bacteria are useful in giving but
ter its rich, nutty flavor, and they
would probably be destroyed with the
others People in this country do not
want a pure, tasteless fat to use as
butter but want the aroma and flavor
that grades our best butter as first
class where 1t is known.