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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13
Living.

From the Detroit Journal.
No, she could never be his wife
'Then 1 have nothing to live for!' he
moaned
A painful situation, this, for her. What
should she say?
We'll, one can scarcely expect to live for
nothing. at present prices Of coal and pro-
visions" she faltered, at length.
With a wild cry he drew on his gloves
and plunged away into the night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13
Coming Rain.

Joseph Russell Taylor in Scribners
Hung in the shining north. light showers
As over a breast of silks and flowers
Like dusky unbound hair
Trail weeping: but the is dark
And the rain-crows tripping voice, o bark!
Treads down the echoing arr
Hark, how the bobolinks ripple and bubblel
Out of the orchard what rapture OF robins.
And look, the brown thrush up and facing ths
storm
With q shaken Jubiant splendor and storm Of SONG
And more than the heart can bear:
o look and listen! the last lights elisten,
Save for the moments glare.
q look and harkeni the valleys darlep,
Fade, for the rain is there!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13
A Fellow Feeling.

From the Brooklyn Eagle
Perambulating Pete-"Boss, I amt an or.
binary tramp. But every spring, bout
April. my wife insists upon cleanin'
hou-"
Mr.. Boerum Place Qnterrupting him.
sympathetically)-"My poor man. Don'S
say another word. Here's a dollar"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13

Mr.. Suburban-''Bridget, II you can't
serve my breakfast at 8 o'clock prompt
there will have to be a change" Bridget
'Yis. sorr! Owe been thinking for some
time thot thot $50 train should be changed
to S:45."-Judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13
The Reason.


Z x.
visitor-"And why do not the police COM
pei the saloon keepers to comply with the
requirements Of the law?'
New Yorker-"Because they comply with
the requirements Of the police"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13
One of Those Questions.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Help! Help: gurSled the drowning man
as he was about to sink for the last time
What's the matter2' yelled the Iounger
on the wharf. Cant you swim?'
OF course gasped the other sarcastic
caliy, but I'm afraid I'll get my shoes
muddy" Then he sank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13


Menus for Every Day.
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST
Salad Of Grape Fruit and Bananas,
Cereal. Cream,
Stewed Kidneys. Baked Potatoes,
Corn Pone. Coffee.
LUNCH
Clear Soup with Rice,
Roasted Capon, Baked Potatoes,
Dreamed Onions. Spinach
Apple and Celery Salad.
Charlotte Russo. Coffee
SUPPER.
Lobster Farci,
Brown Bread and Butter,
Fruit, Tea, Cake.
MONDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Eggs and Bacon. Baked Potatoes,
Cereal Mullins. Coffee,
LUNCH.
Oyster Saute. Tomato Scallop,
Scenes, Cocoa
DINNER.
Dried Bean PURGE.
Cold Capon, Cranberry Jelly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13

MISTRESS NEIL: a Merry Tale Of Merry Time
tTwixt Fact and Fancy. BY George c. Hazel
ton, jr., author of the Play New York:
Ballantyne & SorS '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13

To remove iron stains from bath room
bowls rub a little muriatic acid on the stain
and then rinse quickly with ammonia
water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13

THE FANATICS By Paul Lawrence Dunbar au-
thor Of Lyrics of Lowly Life etc. New
York: Dodd, Mead & Co. Washington: Bren-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13

LIFE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY By
William Harbutt Dawson. author of Germany
and the Germans etc Illustrated. New York:
G. Putnam's Sons Washington: Woodward
e. IothrOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13

From the Brooklyn Eagle
1T beats all the way Carnegie is endow-
ing libraries in nearly every town in the
United States.' remarked Mr.. Yaphank
Hes just endowed one over tew Oyster
Bay"
Yes responded his wife. portentously:
1.-The next thing we know Carnegie'u own
EN- all, and there1l be library trust.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13

Written for The Evening Star.
Fresh or canned. try to find new ways of
serving vegetables this time of the year.
If one vegetable is good, try If two vege-
tables combined may not be better. AS for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-13

THE CoMMON-SENSE PHI OSOPHY OF SPIRIT
nts s H., Written from Spirit In
Cal San Francisco: Published by the author
MALCOLM, THE WATERBOY; or a Mrsterv n,
Old London. BY d. T. Henty. New YorS !.
The Mersbon Company. A
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
For a Short Time

That's the truth all around. The tray.
cling doctors and opticians cure YOU for
4 Short Time by doping you with opi,
ates 10 make you feel good until they
get out OF town, and it you with glasses
which will apparently seem all right IN.
al the Sh0rt Time 0ptieian is out OF
town, IL ls we'll known TACT that these
men have no interest in you whatever,
only 10 get your money. To End them
isliks locating Paddy flea, for the reason
they only Remain in one spot for a
Short Time.
We have laid our Corner Stone In
this community years ago. We have
not hundreds bat thousands who will
testify 10 our ability and giving OF satis.
faction. We are studious readers of All
the latest literature and books on this
subject while the ShOr Time Optieian
is kept busy all his spare time making
trains aud boats. We certainly do NOT
only talk but can convince yOu. We
have the latest up tO-ths- minute instru.
nents Tor detecting any eye defects, and
do not tell everyone who comes in our
ofhoe they certainly need glasses. Then
again there are those who have A mania
Tor irving everything for a Short Time
anu would not give a permanently lO-
vAled practitioner even an opportunity
70 Al least tall them the truth, and last
onI not least remember when We DO
anything for you We are here to make
y good In case some little defect may 20
wrong m Sh0rt Time. We don claim
70 he iniallible, but Its By our mistakes
Ne accomplish good results aiterwards.
not IN glAsses alone, but in everything
else We pay taxes here, We buy an
our provisions aud clothing here, We
subscribe 70 AL LEGAL celebrations Tor the
oenent Of the town aud il will only be 4
ShOTt Time when You Willdnd out thai
70 Get good results and save your money
ny patroniEing the Old aud well tried
CHAs. h. llISGEs
kyes tested Tree. 296 Commercial Al
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
Salem women's Club

The rapid progress Of the local club is
all that could be desired and probably
AZ soon a. others learn Of the great
advantages Of uomen's club work the
Membership will increase still more.
Az Iast Saturdays meeting most OF the
business transacted was attending TO
upfni,h Affairs Of previous meetings
and planning work for the two coming
meetings which are all that will be
held until October fret.
One important step taken at this
meeting vas the action taken to secure
membership ia the state federation.
The benefit 10 the club from this source
vill not be % much until the organiza-
ton is engaged in active work, but from
that time on il will prove a lasting
source Of profit. The expense entailed
is slight and two delegates, one OF whom
mus, be president, will be appointed to
attend the annual meeting OF the
Federation, which meets in Portland in
October. Alter the number OF member
Of the local club has passed %, anothe
delegate il allowed for each additional %
The departments were each assigned
chairman, who does not take the plac
Of teacher, but was selected on accoun
Of her suitability for the place 40
leader in the line OF study adopted
The chairmeh are as follows:
Literature, Mrs. A. IN. Bush scienc
Mrs, A. VI. Kelligher; Art, Mrs. F. "
Virgins; Education and Domesti
Science, Mrs. 9. E. Davidson; Curren
Events, Mrs. J. +. Eakin.
The total membership OF the clu
embraces the appended names:
Irene 5. Calbreath, Lulu II, Bush
Ella Fennel Jessup, Caroline L. Brists
! Klliher, Z. A. Lee, Helen Griht
IGiesy. Gertrude sharp Dibble, Cora y
Dawson, Augusta Giesy, Emile Gies
Hendricks, Bell Louisa Judd, Ina Condo
Besn, ElmA lockwood Eskin, Mrs.
| P. Bishop, Mrs. Emma J. Holyersol
Miss Emma Moore, Isabel I. zee
MaroeA VI. Prescott, Maud NJ. Prescott
Mrs. J. VI. Martin, JeAnnetts hereditI
EuA VI. Mott, Cook N. JOnes, Mrs.
n. Ogls, Miss Eva F. Cox, Matte
Beatty, Mrs. A. J. Monroe, Genevie'
! Haghs, Ethel Hughes. Mrs. p. ]
sroai, Ida B. Bickers' Jeanette Wad
worth, Florenos NJ. Wright, hrs. Ma
Nelson Davidson.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
Marion County Divorce Suits

Divorce proceedings have been hled in
Department No 2. Of Marion county
circuit court, in which Maggie NJ.
Mothorni is plaintiff and Motborn defend
ant. Desertion is cause named. Kaiser
& slater are attorneys for plaintiff
and Tilmon Ford is named ~ counsel
Mr. and Mrs MothOrn we're married
in this city on about August ~ 1897
and both have been residents OF this
county until in January, 1898, when
James Mothorn went 20 Alaska, where
be remained until within the last month
and during this time failed 10 support
his wife, who has secured her mainten-
anc by working at hotels.
Defendant owns Is lots OF land in
Block in Simpsons addition and alec
acres valued At 1900 in Howel's
donation claim, which were sold for
taxes in 1898. lie alec has about $500
in money.
Plaintiff owns 20 acres Of land near
Turner, valued at $3.50. She asks for
5000 alimony, 800 attorney fees and
expenses and one-third Of his real
property.
A divorce was granted TO o. F. Over
man Of Woodburn against Martha A.
Overman
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
Memorial Day PROGRAM

The Grand Army Of the Republic and
the Woman's Relief Corps are oomplet-
ing arrangements for Memorial day and
the indications are that everything will
be in readiness for most complete and
full observance Of this day.
T. Holverson has been appointed
marshal Of the day, Capt. J. Y Barnes
has been selected az aid, and other aids
will be appointed today.
The following subordinate committees
on arrangements have been appointed By
the general committee:
Finance-T. HOlyerson. r A. CrOsson,
T. g. Smith, J. q Barnes.
Program-T. Z. smith, Mrs. L. Dick
ey, q. A. Prentiss.
Flowers-Mrs. q. A. Prentiss. Mrs.
southwick, Mrs. X. A, CrOssAn, Mrs. J..
T.. Ross.
Grsves-J.H. Smith, James Baiehelor,
j T.. Ross.
Hall-Dr. b. n. Bradshaw,
Decoration Hall-H. I. Brown, $. B..
Watkins, Mrs. l.. Dickey, Mrs. South
wick, Mr.. J. r.. Ross, Mr.. K. A. CrOsson.
Mrs. q. A. Prentiss.
Wednesday afternoon at / 80 O'Clock
the committee appointed by the g. A.
r. will visit the several schools in
this city and address the children. The
members named TO visit the Salem
schools are:
| East Salem-Comrades X. A. Cros
san, A. n. Gilbert. l.. ID. Henry, Jas
Fisher, ID. W. Matthews, b. r. South
wick. +. G.. Pcrrine.
Yew Park-Comrade @, w Grannis
W. II. Byars, q. A. Prentiss, $ b
Ormsby, J. r. Ross.
South Salem-Comrades j. q. Barnes
[ | l.. NJ. Baker, +. q. Smith, l.. A. Port
Robert Lucas, n. NJ. Parvin, b. 5. Rad
abaugh.
North Salem Comrades II. l.. Brown
A. 5. slippy. $. b. Watkins, T.. w. Bell
-. +. GoOde. A. h. McAtee.
n Central SchOol-COmrades +. tiolyer
!, son, A. w. Drager, r.. Y. Chase, q
y Griswold B. II. Bradshaw.
u Reform Embellishments Joshua II
n smith, X. II, Ryan, J. L. Ryan.
The Militia, the Chemawa band, an
three companies Of ChemAws cadet
have been secured for the parade o
'e Memorial Day, 10 escort the q. A. !
=. and the Woman's Relief Corps 10 III
X cemetery.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
coIored women's Clubs.

A Woinan's tears defeated certain
mem bers Of the Chicago Social Economics
Club in their plan for applying for
membership in the Federation OF Color
ed Women's Clubs. Mrs. William
Krohn, after arguing agAiest all the
other speakers burst tears and Mrs. Ida
Wells Barnett, a eolOred member Of the
club, out Of sympathy moved TO lay the
application on the table. When the
debate opened the members appeared to
favor the resolution asking for member
ship.
The women who had spoken most
radically on the other side we're the
fret 10 offer Mrs. Krohn sympathy.
Mrs. Barnett rose at once and moved that
the resolution be laid upon the table.
President Dickinson. who Was strong
ly in favor OF the resolution, put the
motion without hesitation. The vote
stood eight TO I've in favor Of tabliug the
1 resolution. There were about 25 men,
bers present but half Of them refused 10
| vote.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
California Club

At present there is keen dis
appointment among the men,
bors OF the California Club over the
failure OF the CslaVeras trees bill in
Congress. Speaker Henderson could
not be prevailed upon to let it come up
for consideration, an attitude which it 10
difficult for CaliioFnians 10 understand.
But as he Was most friendly when the
drst measure passed, We will have to
credit him with good intentions, and
think that 30 many other matters failed
Of hearing that to have made a specific
ruling in favor OF CaliiorniA's interest
would have made troublesome complica.
tiOns.
No one Who knows the energy Of the
California Club will teel at all hopeless
Il ia entirely probable that some kind OF
a safeguard viii be erected about the
grove which will protect il from the AK
until further legislation is enacted. Il il
also consistent with existing conditions
that whiteside, the present owner, will
deed Il 10 California Club Women.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
SA3. 90 To Buffalo.

Are you Roing7 The lowest rate here
To for has been 1910 and the same re.
turning, making the lowest round trip
$3.50, but the BURLINGTON ROUTE
will now sell you Round Trip tickets for
$500 which is the same as $500 each
way and you can have choice OF routes
and seven trains on dates Of sale. &C
over one road and return another. On
this low rate you can also reach other
Eastern points tickets are fret class ant
stop -oyeFs PERMITTED. Quickest time ant
best service, Write as for full partic
ulArs before making other arrangements
Address X. w. Foster, Ticket Agen
BURLlNGTNN ROUTE, Corner lhir,
and stark, Portland, Ore. 5-23 4
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
Rankrnptlon Proceeding

A petition was filed Monday in Judge
Bellinger's court declaring Gilbert Bros.
TO be bankrup,s, and asking that asking
that a trustee In bankruptcy be appoint
ed. Tho petition Was got up by MessTs
J. A. Carson aud j. A. Jeiireys, and
was signed byMrs. Ida Muths, WIN. Ivan
and A, :. Eppley.
Great interest Is manifested today
among depositors In the Gilbert Bros
Bank, aud a meeting among them is Ia
progress this afternoon Discussing the
advisability OF throwing the matter into
bankruptcy. The chief question inyol
we'd is whether OF not by this process
the recently withdrawn securities can h
restored Tor the beueht OF all the de
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28

NrH Yonr. May gs--A dispatch 70
The Tnbans from Lond0u says. More
o. Ises contradictory Accounts have been
received here Of the decision Of TIE
United States Supreme Court.
he Standard considers that America
can nov govern her eOnquests az "hoily
separate territory while the Daily Graph
ie takes the view that the Supreme
Court has given its sanction 10 "the i'm
perialist policy Of the Mckinley Admin
istrstion."I
The Posts dispatch from Washington
on the other hand holds that the court
has decided that ''imperialism" is con
trary 20 the constitution.
A dispatch 70 the Tribune from
London on says: Lord Miner has en-
deavored 10 convince bis friends that lie
had come 10 England for rect and
that he IL anxious % escape
public lionizing and private hos
pitality. Ia reality he has returned
with q view Of exchanging sentiments
with Mr. Chamberlain on many points
connected with South African policy
and be will remain in constant COM
munication with the Colonial Oihce.
His movements will be regulated by Mr.
Chamberlain's convenience and every
important detail Of the inture govern
ment Of the colonies will be discussed
between them. His friends assert that
while he shows signs Of the weight OF
responsibility which he has been carry
ing his health is not permanently i'm
paired.
He will be entertained quietly by Lord
Roberts, Arthur Ballour aud many pup
lie men before he returns, but II Is not
likely that there will be any public ban
quet.
A dispatch 10 the Herald from st.
Petersburg Gays: Germany's tardy and
reluctant withdrawal Of her troops and
ships from China is looked upon
here az solution entirely
in accordance with the idea put Tor
ward nine months ago by Russia and
America. This withdrawal Is forced
upon Germany by the action OF the
other powers.
Diplomacy, radiating from ~. Peters
burg Is now making every effort tc
effect a settlement OF the financial as
pect Of the Chinese problem. Russi'
iayorsa guarnteed loan. There are IN
dications that France will join her will
ingly and Germany will assent because
she has no other way out Of the diff
Guilty
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
RuffaIo Club Women

The club women OF Buffalo will take a
prominent part in the affairs Of the
coming Pan-Ameriean Exposition to be
held in their city and the Woman's
Administration Building will be one Of
the most inviting places on the grounds.
Ii 10 there that visiting club women will
be accorded welcome and can really
"mAke themselves Al home" While
the club women will entertain visitors
they 40 not have 70 concern themselves
Aboat the display OF wOmens work, Tor,
unlike the Chicago Exhibition, il will
be shown with that Of the men. over
th,s step. forward, Buffalo women are
rejoicing aud 81. Louis women are pro.
dting. When the exhibition Ia this city
comes in 1875 there will BE- no inyidiOus
dlstinctions. san fFancisco Chronicles
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
MARION COUNTY
TEMPERANCE WOMAN
". {. 7. U. Workers Meet In Annual
Convention.

". {. r. U. Workers Meet In Annual
Convention.
There Was a good attendance Of de
voted temperance women al W. &. T.,
q. hall ON Court street At the sessions
today aud the program a. published Was
carried out.
PROGRAM TuNspAY EyENINu,
Deyotions Mrs. l.. T.. Rounds, ol Me-
hama.
2. Music.
3. Address oi Welcome.
4 Music.
g. Response 10 Address Oi Welcome.
by Mu. OveFlon Of Woodburn.
q. Martens Medal contest.
z. Original Poem, Mp. Dora CoTby OF
Oi Woodhurn.
s. Medal Awarded and Presentation by
Mrs. Helen d Hartford, State PIcs.
y. Announcement and Adjournment.
MHnN EanAN
0iJ0- Deyotiona, Mrs Nanderyort OF
salem.
O;SO- Reading Minutes by Rec. seo
.3b- sabbath Observance Report
Mrs. Mary AFmos, WoOdburn.
9,lb-Health aud hgFedi,y, Mrs.
Carrie White, Salem.
asbO-papeg Subject. Purity Mrs. l..
II. Rounds, Mehama.
lOiOo- franchise, Mrs. Mary Ramp
Salem,
iOlO-Scisntlfo Temperance lnstTuc
ti0n, Mira Emily n. Jones, hrooks.
lO;2O-L. I. l.. hrs, Dora CoFloy o.
| WooihuTn
1850 Flower Mission and "I" work
MFs. Hattie COalson, sooits Mile,
no 40 sunday School Work, Mrs
Ilnblo M. MoFcom, WoodhuTn.
no i6O--W. Z. n. 4. Medal Work, Mra
Julia Jones, Brooke
liilO-Poaoe aud Mercy, Mrs Cathar
Inc sherwood. salem.
n soO-M Miscellaneous business
III so Conftosies.
N ia6--N NoOntide Prayer, Announce
nonts aud Adjournment
90 Doyotions. Mrs. l.oabo, salem
l.SO- Heading minutes.
Isf6- Election OF ofilceTs.
2ilD- Memorial houF.
8s00-Qaesti0n hox aud school %
Methoda, Mrs. Helen d, Hartford.
The Wednesday evening program Il
be At the Baptist Church a. iOllows'
4. Ievolions, Mrs. Morcom, Wood
burn,
:. Music.
5. LeCtnre, Mrs. Helen u. Hartford,
4. Colleclion,
B. Manlc.
s. RonedictiOn.
z. Adjournment Sine DE.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
PERSONALS

r. B.. Bass has gone to Albany.
DIR. Grace Albright is in Albany.
f. s. stearns has gone to Albany.
C. W. Fulton Of Astoria is in the city.
Mrs. NJ. B. lille, Of Hubbard. lie in ss-
lem.
ia. Bernardi has returned from Eu-
gene.
EN-. Howe Of Turner has returned
home.
Harry stapleton has returned from
Portland.
Miss Jessie Campbell is visiting friends
at Marion.
Mr.. H. Overton is in the city from
Woodburn.
Mrs. Carrie Young, Of woodburn, is
in the city.
Mics Lizzie O'Neil, Of Portland, has re-
turned home.
. Mrs. NJ. J. Magers lie visiting friends
At WOOdburn.
@. L. Lowell, Of Brooks, was in the
city yesterday.
c. f. vanney has returned to hi;
home at Turner.
Miss Gladys Fsrrar has returned from
a visit at Portland.
Judge II. II. Hewitt has returned tC
his home in Albany.
II. A. Young and d. d. Tarpley have
returned from Toledo.
} Miss Lizzie swartz has returned to her
= home at junction City.
= Mrs. Archie Mason, Of Portland, il
visiting friends in Salem.
I sureyor.Genersl Henry Meldrum, Of
a Oregon City, is in Salem today.
!. Mrs. Hettie A. sturteysnt Of Ferne
Canada, was in Salem Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Y. Cherring,on, Of
4. Dallas, we're in Salem, Monday.
Il Mrs. Cbas. Lucas and daughter
Esther, have gone to Junction City.
o B.J. McGnl returned to his home in
Colorado after visiting A. McGiIl Of this
= city.
n W. T. Leach Of Denver, who has be, n
(. visiting J. f. Allison. has returned
" home.
N Mrs. P. B. Beckley Of Ashland La'
=. returned home after q visit with re
D. latiyes here.
!, Mrs. NJ. +. Perciyal went TO Mon
mouth last evening for short visi
y with relatives.
F. Mrs. Eva Lucas hss returned toArlini
ye ton after visiting her daughter Mr.
4. Frank Albright Of this city,
s. Scott Bozorth and Mr.. and Mri
~ George W. Weeks are attending tn
State Grange N eetings at Albany.
W. A. Manning has returned to Saler
10 spend the summer months. he ha
~ been attending Stanford University.
Ice
or II. Snook and Geo. &. Mourer wen
~ 10 Eugene today to begin work o
I'm the new schoolhouse for the erection {
he which Mr. Snook has q contract.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
SOCIAL EVENTS

TUESDAY, Nav 2s-W. c. 1. u
eounty convention.
Undergraduate recital.
WEDNESDAY. May 29-VOcal rendl-
ditiOn Of "The Dream" at NJ. u
church.
THURSDAY, May 30 Memorial Day
exercises.
Entertainment at Armory.
SATURDAY, June l-ShskesPear en-
tertainment.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
Over the Apparent Contradictions in the tx
panSiOn Decisions.
ONE CLAIMS The DECISION is A
KNOCKOUT FOR IMPERIALISM
LORD Wiser South Aa Has Gone EnEna 10
n an over ouiety with o1her British
Government Lssssr

poeitorL Many Of the minor creditors
are confident that their interests WOuld
thus be more fully protected. II trustee
j. secured, he would practically super
eede Mr. Gatch az receiver.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28

BRRLiS, May PA dispatch To the
Cologne Gazette under date ol May 70
SAYS the withdrawal Of the German
marines 10 Sing Tau has begun and that
the German quarter Of Pekin has been
handed over 10 the Chinese authorities
ex perimentally for fortnight.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28

For the morning memorial exercises
the street cars will leave the corner OF
State aud Liberty streets at 10 o'clock
aud no procession will be formed until
We arrive at lee Mission street on Asy-
lum avenue, where We will form in line
and march 90 the grounds and
scatter flowers upon graves in mem
ory OF the loved ones who lay Al rest,
aud place the markers on the comrades
graves. Let all old comrades aud their
families be present. We also hope "a
see all iraternal orders and citizens
largely represented on this occasion,
BY order Committee,
j.. X. FAIRBANK, Com'd.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-28
Governor Geer VIII Ofneiate.

GOV. Geer has accepted the invitation
of the odd Fellows lodges 10 be present
aud assist at the corner stone laying OF
the new federal building at Salem on
| Memnrial bay.