The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-12-24
JOURNAL x.sAYs"



4 Even the bulls and hears resnecl SAINT
i claus end quit Dec. 25.
Things Salem most needs--s yonnn
= club and a free library.
TnE JOURNAL observes Christmas ds
as holiday by not appearing.
&c
a Salem needs woman's club
= handle the free library movement.
Don't be a dead duck or u parasit
unless her father has money 20 burn.
Next year We may become 40 civilizc,
) as to keep all BICYCLES off all sidewalks.
on don't have to hire police or main.
tain Y. NJ. @. A. FOR the young man
Who has formed the reading habit.
GAe
The Beers who have invaded Cape Col.
ony are commanded by Generals Her
tzog, Philip Botha and uaaebrock.
what triumph OF materialism, that
Miss Rockefeller should have her hear
ing restored with ear drums of gold
While British admire the guerilla
general Dewet alive, they would rather
honor his remains with monument.
e
lie proud owner OF the poultry ward
lookcth down on other people who are
not go sure OF their Christmas dinner.
newsy non.sensationa daily paper
that has opinions and convictions about
public matters, is what the people seem
to want.
Lark Bilyeu addressed the divinity
school at Eugene on resurrection. No !
reference to John II. Mitchell in his
effort however.
Not one government has the sand IN
say word for the heroic Republican
farmers OF South Africa. This is an
age OF cowardly displomacy.
SSS
we do not know who will reconstruct
The Democratic party but American ,
sirls will reconstruct the English House ,
u Lords in another generation,
Uncle Sam hasn't anything aRaiust
lie Beers, but like VIM. Of Germany
le is little TO clope Tilhcum with
British royalty 10 even drink with Paul !
Kruger.
Ihe business men are unit for
usiness man for Senator from OREGON
bis time, and one who don't have IN .
ave assistance TO pay his board while
a Washington. n
: man who isn't anybody's arch.sp. IS
my wouldn't make bad senator. But !"
iere are people sufficiently impulsiye ="
want something little bit moro Dos
I've, even among Republicans. ~ ~
q eA u
Grover Cleveland and one Ecke,s are u
riting long winded articles for paw on tt
nance, when Salem has a country q
inker WHO knows more about practical ca
'nklng and finance in minute than pi
ey do in year. al
eRe by
me scale bounty law has coat Oregon loI
$3.50 the past year. Nearly all the wi
draw six percent. The GOV. trl
es live largely on squirrels and rabbits. SCI
hen they are killed off IL will reouire ad
bounty 10 get red rid of the squirrels sil
G. Lis
lHE JOURNAL has only one ambition co
at its readers be the best informed lie
'ople in the world about matters really
'rth knowing. In fact il wodld hate
DO az poorly informed NJ anyone ~
nst necessarily be who does not read m
II JOURNAL
Vi course, the independence National an
INK gets the $4,000 school bonds AZ -,
Der cent. 1t takes them with the 90
opie's deposits on which II pays moth.
& No wonder the banker gets along :
tho world. Al Salem the depositors Z
'nld have taken those bonds at psr Z
lt. *
The Cape Times interviewed Mrs. De.
T. wife of the Boer General. She said
on Englishmen will never catch nv Z
Sband' He is going 10 win back for
Frse'staters what they have lost.
has enough food and ammunition 10 Z
is Just how long the war is going to
IL"
.ditor Stewart tho canney scotchman
he Fossll Journal picks mp an able Z
ninal lawyer thus;
ndge Bennett Of Tho Dalles savs.
he Democratic party ia eseentially a 30,
y mans party" This NAV be so
II Il is il strikes us our friends Rem
I will soon tind himself in the wrong
. loI ms remarkable legal ability is -
making him rich He IN usually -
nrst attorney sought in important
zero Oregon cases, seldom loses A
!, end gets his own price. Judging
u his own statement, Mr.. Bennett
soon either have 10 join the Re.
mean ranks or be u man without a
ly.
Art's Happy Discovery.
Dauber has hit Il at last, He's max