The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-08-07
JOURNAL x-RAYS.

'OnebLlJlb IL Jne new worn LOT pol
tical disease popularity denomirated a
"big head"
The Fusion OF International forces /
not Unanimous. 1t may lead to inter
national war.
Modjeska will make another tour thi
season. Modjeska is one OF the womeI
who never grows old.
A newspaper man knows nothing of news
Nor railroad man OF Wrc cks;
A shoemaker knows little about shoes,
And woman knows nothing OF hei
sex.
The old political cinch gang in Oregon
cannot keep the transcontinental rail.
roads from making seaport connection
much longer.
Prof. Chapman former President Ore
gon State University, has been made
President Indiana State Normal school.
Eugene Guard.
Rumor hath it that Lieut.. Edward
Giltner has been promoted, and now
holds the rank OF Major OF the Mercenary
brigade under Col. Ike Patterson.
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1t Is winter now down in theTransyaal.
And the winter of his discomfort is not
being made glorious summer 10 Lord
Roberts by his friends, the Beers.
The white mans burden grows heavier.
He is fighting the brown men in the
Philippines, the yellow men in China
end the black men in New Orleans.
" know not where His islands li't
Their ironded calms in air;
/ only know cannot drift
Beyond His love and care"
Tho Eternal Goodness Whittier.
This paper has no use for the ready
made editorial matter sent out by
campaign sommittees. We have run
papers since 1876 without wind pump
TO furnish brains.
In the South IL is Populist and Re.
publican fusion everywhere. OF course,
that's all right. There's no disgrace
about that. II is only in Northern Re.
publican states that fusion is disgrace.
| iul.
The old Oregon Pacific railroad TO va.
quina Bay went bankrupt with the re-
suit that stock kholders lost their invest.
ments. One of the receivers of the road
though, Il. ". Hadley, resides in Santa
Barbara, California, in 5000 house
taking things easy.
The Saturday We've has introduced
color printing and reduced price TO five
cents. II reproduces current cart lons,
and its departments are excellently
maintained. This San Francisco
publication can be had Of all news
dealers.
The San Francisco Wave says; every
German American in this land knows
that compulsory military service would
not last in free America for twenty. four
hours" Let's see; didn't the draft last
several days in free America nearly forty
years ago, and wasn't that compulsory
military servicoY"
David Il, stitt, editor of the Bandon
Recorder writes;
There is the tobacco trust the oil trust,
the sugar trust and ever 30 many other
trusts. The sugar trust has squC ,zed
about $50, ,o00,0C1 extra out OF the Am.
sr.can people this year and just think OF
iti only a mite to add to the sale pl ices
of their commodities and these trusts
can 20 down into the pockets Of the cit.
iyens of this commonwealth aud raise a
hundred million dollars for campaign
purposes.
Since no put on his Iegimental hat
and khaki suit and went 10 Philadelphia
TO capture the vie presidency, after
swearing he would never take il, people
have different impression of Roosevelt.
But it is the age OF tho brassy cheek. So
an exchange considers Roosevelt a kinet.
oscopc hero OF thousand cameras. He
is not a silent hero ike Grant, but in
five days during his recent western tour
he made iorty.one speeches, the subs.
tanoe of which was; "We can lick any.
body Jean lick anybody; can lick
Chiuamen and bears aud wolves and
Democratsi hurrah for America, for
blood for fists, for me Il can cineh ponies
and brand cows itbis is the time for lick.
ing somebody hear my tC nh snap; |
could bite off a coyotes head. licked
Spain" etc, Too much aggressiveness
and egotism are worse than On oyersnp-