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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
PROFESSOR HART ON
BURNING NEGROES

BosIOS, Jan, - Prof Albert B. lIart.
oillaryard, in explanation Of his speech
delivered recently 81, Detroit, Mich,
said.
"Ihe statlmcnt that advocated burn.
ing at ihe stake asa legal penalty Tor
negro crimes comes from wron, i'm.
precision OF nay vieWers never made
such on assertion MY opinion is ex.
agtIy the opposite
Il believe buchiugs area return to
The sruelues oi mclryysl trials. Burn.
ing at the stake is no, a deterrent Of
crime, b1ta bmuluIug OF tho whole
population, white nd black. And the
South shows be- horror ot itby reinsing
20 make B, legal
III the psop'o of ,be South MP anv
community demand ,he burning pt the
Stake OF negro's a. a penalty Tor com
m'tting horrible ciimes. the state ,hould
make hnruius ,ue legal PENALTY"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
SCHOOL TEACHER
DIES AT SALEM

l.. l.. Moore, a well.known teacher oI
the north end OF the county, died at
the Salem Hospital Saturday evening
after several weeks suffering and under
going several operations for an abdomi.
nal tumor
Mr.. Moore was born near Marquam,
in this county, December 10, 1873 and
married, in September 1922, To Bertha
Jones, daughter OF = W. Jones Of
Brooks. Deceased was member OF
the Aurora lodge OF Knights Of Pythais
which order has been very attentive to
his needs since he was brought to the
hospital six weeks ago
Tie funeral was held at the residence
Of Mrs. $. W. Jones, Monday at II
O'Clock, conducted by the Aurora lodge
OF knights Of Pythais.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
BOB OGELSBY
PROBABLY GUILTY

Lass Friday was sei ~ the time iol
the preliminary examination Of Bot
Ogelsby, a. lAkeyiew, charged with rob-
bing his own stage aud the government
mail, a. detailed on the first page Of
this lsaue. The examination was poet.
poned pending the arrival Of Deputy
United States Marshal Geo. Humph.
rey, who took the stage from
Ashland Friday. Oslesby was repre-.
senied by Attorney 4. d. sperry, and il
4 reported has made partial confession
% Post MaaleF wilcOx, and iull con.
ieaslon 10 his sweetheari. who will not
dlsclose the story. Oglesby wAs about
- years Of age, and was arrested XmAs
nighll Be waa 10 have bcen married 10
Mise Minnie Robinson, the highly 70.
apecied daughter oi the Lakeyiew shin.
gle manufacturer, the neHt day. Rob
ogieaby Il the son OF the late Rev. Nir.
Oslesby, The pioneer preacher OF THE
c0anty, and HE mother lives In Jack.
sonyllle. lie bad the confidence Of all
Al laseyiew, and u was sons time be.
iore people believe him guilty. Tie hal
handled Rom t25 10 t75 OF other peple's
Nancy daily ~ stage driver. and never
stole a cent Postmaster Wilcox wlll
Qulie likely reoeiye the 500 mward OF.
lerei BY the government, and the 800
reward onerei By sheriff Dunlap. Ash.
land Rsoord.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
TOBACCO TRUST AND
POWELL. SMITH & co

Nan (osg, Ian. 1-Nlen asked sbout
tc proposed absorption OF Poe,ll smith
IS Company, the ,iga- maoufa,n,ers.
by tho American Tol,acto Comnany
Harry Luce, one %, the sur,iyip, mem.
'sors Of the drm ol Powell smith A %
ss'd That the neg3' Oalions betw,,en his
arm and tbe Amydcan IOharco "a hal
not a'''aoeci iar enough We, lor nina ~
s'Ye aos "details oi he methods tha, uiu
o. used "a maslne lhe com binst,on Ue
'al1 ihat ute cost 90 the Ams,.can n
pse'g oo VooM be ab,at sl.ooo r0o ant
'aa' Powell, sml,h 500 uonA rsmsin
separate company. Ii s nnv n,o-
partnership aud the probability 4. ,hst
u NIL h. changed 70 sto,.k o,mnspv
aod 'he controlhag mtercs, viii be hs15
by thosc who direct the saair. ~ ~
A American Tobacco Ga.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
AN ALL OREGON
FOOTBALL TEAM

The sporting editor Of the Oregonisn
composes II Of star players as follows:
Left end, Captain Zeigler, University
OF Oregon.
Loft tackle Jerry Rusk of Mullnomah.
Left guard, Reed Of Salem,
Center, Jarvis Of Salem.
Right guard Ednunstion, Of Multno-
nah.
Right tackle, Captain Pratt Of Multi
nomah.
Rightend Gurrell, University Of ore.
gon,
Quarterback, Kerrigan, of Multnomah.
Left half.back, smith, Of University Of
Oregon.
Right hali.back Downs, of Multnomah.
Full.back, Payne Of University of ore.
gon.
Subititutes-E Ends, Olinger, OF Salem
and Montague, OF Multnomah.
Tackles ,Jakway, L niversity Of Oregon
and Young, Of salem.
Guards, Judd, Of Salem, and Waddell
Of University Of Oregon.
Center, Watson and llarmer, OF Mutt
nomah.
Quarterback Scott, Of University o
Oregon.
lIalf.backs, Clarence Bishop ant
Chauncey bishop Of salem.
Full.back, Sanders, OF salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
PUBLIC
CORRUPTION
Again Discussed By a New
York Bishop
CASTE FEELING
SAID TO EXIST
4, - C.I. INrata IN
Preparations to Celebrate in
Grand Manner the Birth
of Lincoln

- Ngw Yoav, Jan. 7 Redemption o.
tbis eity and Of the nation from corrup
!. ton by means Of individual Christian
influence wac the theme Of Bishop Pot.
ters sermon in 81. Georges church last
evening
The Bishop sAid that the gifts Of the
three wise men h. the infant Christ wel e
symbolieaL
"in the myrTh brought by the three
sages" said Bishop Potter, I'VE find the
type Of Christ's conservative and pro
seryaiiye inhnence-the fragrant balm
Of his healing touch"
"Not By its own potential energy can
the myrrh Of Jesus Christs influence be
placed where it is needed. Individual
contact OF Christians, fret with the
myrrh and then with the invalid word,
Is the equation which offers the solution
for the corruption Of city, nation or race.
Thousands Of bales Of precious myrrh
might be piled upon the docks down at
the Battery, but do you suppose this
fragrant salye could heal this city's cores
until the potion had been unpacked and
applied by willing hands 70 each bruise
and laceration2 Individual agency is
what we need.
"Neyer, my friends, can we make
New York what we wish it without this
personal influence. Il is in this in.
dividual thought that ! foresee the
redemption Of the human race.
"li we're asked TO say what had done
the most harm in the world | would say,
next to sin believe il was the spirit OF
caste The feeling Of caste exists in
the neighborhood in the community
and.in the nation. We can all see its
influence in social matters, but | wonder
how many Of rs appreciate in influence
in international affairs? This feast Of
the Epiphany celebrates the breaking
apart Of the barriers about the ancient
Hebrew church aud its enlargement 70
rs to take in all mankind"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
FIRST LEGISLATOR
TO REACH SALEM

X d. Hume Of Wedelcrburn, has az.
rived 10 attend tine coming session OF the
Oregon legislature VI which be is amen.
ber teIug joint representative for
Ccos aud Cury. Nc Hume has large
oannoy interests on che coast. aud
wished 30 be- on the ground early 20 Ia.
form flm-clt Ho a accompanied by
hrs Hume and ul,y are stopping al the
Willamette
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
FARMERS CONGESS
NOW IN SESSION
Fine Program at the Senate
Chamber.
Dairying, Good Roads and
Markets Are Freely
Discussed,

The fret session Of the Second Farm
ers Congress Of Oregon is being held at
the senate chamber in the capitol this
afternoon. The program is a good one
and notwithstanding the stormy weather
a creditable attendance has been secured.
The session will continue this evening
and Tuesday forenoon, afternoon and
evening. There should be a 90 ID turn
out to all these meetings, as interesting
programs are prepared.
Tonlghts Program.
"Up to Date Diarying.' Dr. James
WithycOmbe.
Discussion.
What France Can Teach Oregon
about Prunes, Prof J. r Lake.
Discussion.
"Value Of the State Fair to the Pro.
ducer, Hon Geo l. Rees, Portland.
Discussion.
Cooperation Among Producers, ~
Thmon Ford,
Discussion.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

The rush for clothing hats Shoes velves veveeens pushes
corset aces and still continues
II VIII last until the 10th OF January Never before has the public
had such opportunity where they could buy goods
sacrifice sales made at Fredmans The
lost upwards of three thousand dollars the sold
ortyhve days. satisfied for expected
loss in order raise the amount Of money and against puch odds
that we had 10 contend with, for in the history
there actual sales Salem
merchants There were false pretende but everyone
what they said Therefore t but they
share the trade Our great loss has been the public gain The
people bought at homet kept them going to Portland
There packages coming from other
money not paid ont to railroad companies transporting
ladies and their packages II saved for
plenty OF money invest home and Claus gets the
credit in making large elegant presents Yet fall the saes
that made outside of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
THE RICE
MURDER
--------
For Which Albert 7. Pat
rick is in Prison
PROBABLY WILL
BE INDICTED
His Aged Father Calls On the
Accused Man in the
TOmbS

NEw Yong, Jan. 7--Allbough hlber
r. Patrick has not yet been indicatei u
connection with the death OF Vim Marsl
Rice. The eccentric millionaire who's
estate j. involved IN contest, biz lawyers
are actively preparing 70 defend h'm
against the charge oi murder on which
Ihe has been locked up In the tombs since
lasi September. Nsrx. =. Hardy, who
il looking after Patriek's interests in the
lciyil etntest over the Rice millions, said
lIast night that he had just sent letter
10 Assistant District Attorney James
W. Osborne, which may have an in
teresting bearing on the case.
It is assumed by Patrick's friends that
when tho district attorney decides 10
lay the case before the Grand Jury an
effort 10 indict Patrick Tor the murder Of
Rice will be made on the statement Of
the late millionaires valet, Charles F.
Jones, that he saw Patrick holding a
towel over Rices face a short time before
the millionaire died.
Mr. Karby said that he had been con-
suited by person whosc testimony the
Assistant District Attorney desired to
,btain, and that he had written to Mr..
osborne in connection with that matter.
II told Mr. Osburn, Mr. Hardy said
AIT night, that when the time came
re would he prepared 10 disproye the
be statements Of the wallet jones' by
hree reputable witnesses. We have
bree witnesses by whom we can prove
that Mr.. Patrick was not in
II. Rices apartment At the tine Jones
lys he looked into the old gentlemans
Dom and saw Patrick STOPPING over
ice and holding towel across his
Ice.
These witnesses will prove a complete
llbl Tor MIR. Patrick. They will prove
bat he not only was not In Mr. Rice's
patments at that time, bat they will
row exactly where they saw him at the
me indicated by Jones.
Mr. Hardy said he had as yet received
reply from Mr.. Osborne, although hc
emed not TO be surprised at that fact.
G insisted that his client would be vim.
Gated when the case came mp for set
!
Captain II T. Patrick, the aged father +
the accused man, has inst returned h
Ter making a visit to this city 10 In !
iire into the ease. Captain Patrick
ho IL ~ years old, came here from his
lme IN Austin, Texas, called on his son
the romhs prison aud consulted HE
wyer. Mr.. Hardy said that Patrick's
ther, after going over the case with
= lawyers, became satisfied that the
would iail, and returned 10
Z Texas home, confident Of the ont.
me
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
New entlana,s nont, cnsln.

BosroN, Jan. Mr.. Thomas W.
Llwson, who ls building yacht 10
compete Tor the Amvr..aCnp is laughed
at 10y the New Workers, hat he expects
TO get there just the same. and will
make a strong push FOR the right 10 race.
tie Na7 once anerund boy but has
since paid t5O,OOO for plnA amt has
made Fortune In copper he isa yer,
determined man Ne has Inst couple
OF fortunes, hut rouupci them and II n,
wants io get a yacht in that race ue will
do 50.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
CITY COUNCIL AND
COUNTY COURT
10 Consider the AdyiSability
Of Leyying Cash Road
Tax

fheooanty court and The city council
will hold q conference Wednesday at J ]
a. m. 10 consider the adyiaability Of levy.
ing . special tar for road purposes.
Under the law the county court IL
Authorised 70 levy a special tax not to
exceed Eve mills i0r this purpose, and
JUDGE Scott is oi the opinion that il
would b. advisable 10 make q levy Of
one mill ior this purpose, and ould like
70 have the eoOuncIl consent 30 havesome
q the ciiy's part Of said tan expended
On the county roads provided this can
Do done under the charter.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
DECISION IN THE
SUPREME COURT

sApegsya hsechler reversed. hsan.
CJ
Gaines ". CbIldeFs, anirmsd. ban.
q. J..
PoGeroy ". Woodward, shirmsd
Wolyerion. J.
Washington Nat. loan a iuvcsimeul
Association ~ stanley, reversed. wol.
serton. 4.
Petition ior tiioarins Ia stsls. "a rc
". Hal, denlel. Tho lanet b ge 81
called hingham warrant oaso.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
Olten Times

People overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action but now
that il is generally known that Syrup Of
Fgs will permanently overcome habit.
ual constipation, well.iniormed people
will no bny other laxatiycs, which act
for a time, but finally injure the system.
Buy the genuine made by t1e California
Fig Syrup Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
no Hear Ml,or rlooa.s cass

TlmIa, \, T., Jan. 5,-The grand
jury which m ,ets on Monday will con.
slider the case OF Mayor Hood, accused
OF forgery in the first degree on the
charge OF Catherine Ioonie' young
woman who made confession and i'm.
plicated the mayor, who declares that il
is a malic ions prosecution. Miss Loonie
pleaded guilty TO procuring several
forged deeds for recording and Is now in
Auburn prison.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
BLOCKADE BROKEN

Five delayed tTains sent through
saiem Sunday niEh, and Monday mora.
ing. Tho snos blockade Ia the southern
oregon and Northern California Monn.
la'ns has boen broken and me Poslonice
has been aooded with an soenmlailob oi
MALE
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

New IoRE, Jan. 7-Gen. 90 Howard
announced last night at the meeting OF
the Peoples Choral Union. in Cooper
Union. that President Mckinley will be
one Of the speakers at the celebration Of
the birth Of Abraham Lincoln, TO be
held ut Carnegie Hall the evening Of
February n.
Gov Odell will preside.
COL Henry Wotterson, Of I.oulsyille
Will deliver a lecture ON Lincoln. and
Fred b., Brook-s will read poem ON
Lincoln.
One Of the features OF the celebration
will be singing boy the Choral Union,
under the leadership OF Frank Dem.
rosch. The baud Of the Fifth United
States Artillery, from Fort Hamilton.
will furnish the instrumental music.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
Trouble In Quarantine.


san Francisco, Jan. 7..J. j. Kiuyoun
the Federal quarantine officer AZ this
port appeared to-day IN the United
states Circuit Court 60 answer the
charge Of having neglected IN the
exercise OF his office as Quarantine Office
to Issue and deliver 10 the Occidental
aud Oriental steamship Company
pralique OF such kind and nature as
would enable the steamship company to
deliver 10 the complainant goods of the
value OF $1,000
The complainant rs Wong Chung a
well SHOWN Chinese merchant, Heis A
large importer and the action of the
quarantine officer has resulted almost in
the suspension of his business. This iz
not the only time ne has suffered nm.
necessarily az ,he hands oi Kinyouu and
he v'll have the Circuit Court pass ON
he latter action.
The su,J is ior tine issuance of A Kr,t
Of mandate compelling the Quarantine
oih'er 90 show cause why be should not
perform ms duty AMI grant pratique
aud then 20 compel the steamship com.
pany 10 preserve the shipment until
sneH time as the Court shall pass ON the
excuse Alnyoun may offer why ha will
not pass the goods, The steamship com.
pany nov has the goods bur threaten q
TO throw them overheard
The shipment which is valued at
f2oOJ, consists OF dried meat. Gsb
vegetables and other ston sod m pro.
vision stores kept by Chinese.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET

there such bargains given do selling Clarks
o. NJ cotton for 25c dozen that wholesale suit
Of good clothing that cost $ for S undersh 5
dozen for 5c yard OF plush for SOC;
Of overals that SOC for pair shoes that cost
for Soc pair Of kid gloves that dollar 25c corset
that cost 81 5 for zoe yard genuine quilted satin
Tor lO in fact the whole stock Of goods Friedmana New
Racket sold and will continue until the 10Th January at
the above prices We have nothing new firm win
do after that date Don't mise the opportunity there yet
time TO bring we-hed Friedman New Racket
You'll not go away empyhanded when the goods and
hear the price.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
MOST UNFORTUNATE
CHILD SHOOTING

NsNer.t, %. Isu. Thomas chi.
de'l'r' " }ears old shot sni killed his
s's'er flornoe, aged lt Ibe narcnts
are pfostr,el and mother may iir.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
lHOlYPrSOnS n.sss1r ..s Sc s4ssa!. ss.1s
New Eyes For Grandma

And glasses thai will make up al de-
licieucics In falling and imperfect eye-
sight viii b. found Ia OuF superior line
II optical eoode. We vii test yOur eye.
sight free. and "a ID perfectly with prop
erly adjusted lenses, IN q scientific man
ner, and ~ prices that will suit your
porketbook
N0IiCE--thoee having received spec.
taclas or eyeglasses Tor Christmas pres
ents viii b. Cited correctly free of
charge.
ThO,e brought other places viii he ex.
changct 90 reasonabie prices.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
NoIks
2 ,rgular annual myytl


ne regular annual meeting .. tIf
49, ~, Ah.,o'dcls Of zoe rhos. kay W.aIsi.
wv 20. tu Che purpose oi clesi ag
aiivetofs Nlll he hcll AZ thr oiics nf t,'
,e.,,nl't,ny ., tucsia, jaunav l5ih af ,
o. li CosuoU.
>rgretary.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

There y more need u your laying IN 4
iarTs stock q pF0yisl0E4 and rroeari.s
that vii keep thc family lrom hnneer
The hssi u b. bal are sold hy Rran.o 4
a kaean.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

" yol prrier ioHl Chat NIu insure
yon sooi health aul un1ujugs u,at
'oe van enjoy while Rklng y0gr meals
so o. >u0Nu's Rrs,vuANr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Now on - we are determined TO close
out all our winter stock, and will sell

Ladies' wool hose formerly 25c
pair, for r..................lSc
Misses wool hose formerly zoe
pair for..............,......l4 .l4c
Ladies iieeCed lined hose formerly
25c a pair Tor iOr...............l l9c
Ladies tleeced lined hose formerly
Poe a pair for r................,l4c
Ladies cotton hoseiormerly l62ac
a pair Tor lor........,..,......l0 l0c
Ladies kid gloves formerly Sl.25
a pair for. ........ 49,. gOc
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

Wan. lieT, q Ruileyille, sas la The
city loday on bas.aess.
Mrs. anna Martin, dsugh,ol OF coun
eilmea = ?. WslkeT ,s REPORTED yer,
low wlih heart ilsoasa
smoke Henry tiis fonfth
sam :. GOLDSMITH Ggsr o.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
A Happy
New Year

TO you all, and many thanks to the
public for the treatment Friedman'S
New Racket received at their hands.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

Sam 5. Goldsmith Cigar Co. are sole
agents for sanches n Haya, Duque de
Neragua.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

Loer--A laiys she'll back oonh.
Finder ulll please leaye Al The Capitol
ioofaai oiilcf sud icreIVe reward
l.T.4ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
SALEM MINISTERS
UNION PROGRAM

AZ ,he regular weekly meeting t.lay
hsya kcloium, rafsons. McHnlop
hendeFson, Royal, Powell and shupp.
and snpt. Read oi the =, s. Uuion. oi
hakm we're praeht i,ey. shapp read
paper on a,ih century oailook. snd
tl'efv pas eeus ral discussion.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

sam ;, Goldsmith Cigar Co. are sole
agents Tor Sanchez % Hays, Duque de
\tragua
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
The Fight

Between cheap bargain counter ma
chimes and high grade goods like the
standard Rolay ,s aIways one sided
II the buyer will use juigment-ior
there's only one sensible way 10 settle
H. Get a machine made by responsible
People, sold by Notable agent and
you'il have no ronMe.
Come and sce the standard
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

sam =, Goldsmith Cigar Co. are sole
agent' ior Exports, Cremos, III Captain
q eneral and LaNlajestica.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

smoke Henry the Fourth
sam 5 Goldsmith Cigar 60.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

In the old days OF Oregon there we're
legislators who, II things were not 20.
ing right, would walk home and not re.
turn One Of the fathers OF the con.
stltut'on left because OF certain amend
ments. He could move his ears back
and forth not little bit. Nowadays
many can DO the latter act, but non e
ever leave session.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

ut, NL..oA..on And our prices are unchanged
ne LnIIS[IIldS but our stock is We had no high
Mt - Nvor prices for the Christmas trade
'NUSU IL UVEI 90. Consequently we have no reduced
prices now but our prices usual the lowest to be nae
in the city We have number OF bargains lei N rockeIS
If vo need ANYTHING of the kind we can you from 10 to
1 5 per cent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

smoke Henry the Fourth.
ram ;. Goldsmith Cigar Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
NEW TODAYd
s:zTVs;;sr;s::ss &c !:;: :::T sc: c.

WANTED.-fo bay o. reai Immediately
isp foiisr.top dasks Willametle
nOlel. LIN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
See Our
SPECIAL

II lbs, granulated cane sugar,
S1,00.
18 lbs. extra c cane sugar ST..
Roasted coffee, per Ib. l5c,
or 2 lbs. for 25c.
, brands excellent flour 75c
per sack.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07
When buying groceries don't
fail TO call on US.
M, T. Rineman
1872 State Street. Telephone I 81
JOURNAL * RAYS. ="

JOURNAL "x.RAYs"
A good New Years resolution
"Neyef turn turtle
The Farmers Congress is the only
congress OF its kind. The other congress
is a lawyers congress.
No one doubts Judge Lowelrs sinceri.
ty then why don't he give the Text.
book Commission the benefit OF HE
ideas?
The Belgian hare and raising turtles
are iud lstries omitted from the Farmers
Congress So il the servant girl pro.
blem.
McBride's boat rail way at The Dalles
is about as wild a scheme as his ship.
ment OF reindeer to Alaska, or Mitchell's
railroad to Mars.
No danger of having your pockets
picked while attending the Farmers
Congress, 1t is perfectly respectable
legislative body.
z =
4 woman writer IN modern move
tells a whole lot OF truth in few words
"lf men were not creatures OF impulse
more than hall the women would die ole
maids"
. Ae
Judge Munley's plan to create three
new courts Of appeals composed Of cir.
cult judges has one merit. Il would
make places for whole lot OF the $50
Portland lawyers who are largely unem.
ployed and sing: 1--WE do not live, we
only stay"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

The biggest farce ON the political
boards at present in Oregon The Dalles
boat railway. 1t would take twenty
years 10 build and cost millions. The
Journal editor in 1895 proposed and
voted for the only feasible and practical
reliel-a state portage railway to be
owned and operated by the state until
a canal is built.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-07

rme1a henFy ne Fouuh.
ssn = tioidEniih Cigar 60.