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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03

publishers have been 10 many instances
wiling 10 fHish never and improved
editions a. reduced prices The grea,
value q The DAILY ban nil be iound 70
eonsisi in the fact that il throws the
state Open 70 composition and eliminates
The price question from the controversy,
because al companies oil give OreEoa
Textbooks a. The best prices they give
any state
In thisv Of the matter the text
book oommisaioa can Be lAirly expected
70 give Ore~on the best ieHts puhlishsd.
Oregon has Suffered long enough the
mental ecliPse Of lie grouing generations
behind q Chinese wall oi tsatboots se-
lecisd entirely upon aoommerciAl basis.
FOr once lei price be secondary and
quality, character and the future welfare
and useialuess q our citirenship hrsL
I4si Il noi b. nd a. ths end d the next
twenty years q Publie schOl activity.
where are your writers, your poets.
yo1r thinkers yoar loEieiAns. A. = resalt
oi All youf expenditures ioF public edo
cation, and isi not the answer come a.
il doe noW In mouruiul seiaali,y ne
have n0ne 10 brag Of.
Ls, the textbook commission besare
Of the professional sdueAios vho en-.
PhasiEes the imPoriAhos d this or
thai textbook. The best educator has
passe'd the point wbere his mind eAn Only
disshArge lie bnTden Of illumination inio
tho yo0lh before him along the sights
srranEsd BY any one publishing house.
lie o. shs Iuusi be prepared 10 use Any
weapon or no weapon and ys, produce
The result q awakening ths intellect,
stirring slumbering capabilities. .ATousing
The imaginative and ercatiys faculties
that are tie most desirable rosalts Of
eduoAtion. The teacher who s under
the monOPly a genius found In one pab-
isher's hands is a pitiiul creature, and
the Orszon textbook commission better
Evl rid q such. aud give the teaching
prosfe.sion a. many a. possible books 10
uss that thsy DO not already knoS BY
heart, Il they are the cheapest OF all
thinC 10 eurss a people, textbooks ior
publie sch0ois. considered only iron
monsy valas are most abominAble.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
TIE STRUGGLES OF
TIE SALEM COLLEGE

An s3usHiionai c1nreution has been
ooaE5sring The si4iss of a ssls@
denouiinationAi college For atosi ten
Tear ii has be-. running in debt until
sEAirs have reached q crisis. An s5ort
has been made for several years 70 raise
fsnds. bui the mRnaremsni has been
unfortunately cut q ,ooch viih publie
suihusisEm, and tbsse upon whom Is
reiisd had no poinis ol eonta-t With
puhlie spirited m0Tements, or Were
never guilty Of approaching situations
from TIE PabliespiIitsd point Of view,
Aod benoe there has been no rally 70
sopPori an Othsruise uortily institution
Il is useless 10 give advice 70 psrsons of
the ufier lark q iudgmsni displayed By
q Rev.Gue and others Of bic style. his
elass q taEoss are cut q tOoch Eiih
nine-te8ths q Humanity as she is, -
soi are DOT Ct TO speak icr anI siuea
tiOnAi inFtitBion that sake gsneral
psblie support soch management will
ran II down and get il farther oct q
t0och With the mass oi mankind, who
have advanced 10 a higher plane Of
tbouEht and living. Certain depart
neuis have a cultured and liberal
thAtfully ooespies the seld.
bat the rest . hOpelessly involved and
mosbAeked. The spectacle u 40 insiitu.
ion running thousands Of dollars in
iebt annually in the name Of education
md reliEion is sn0agh 70 give a modern
A AmerioAn business man the cold chile.
hen il ought 10 elicit his enthusiasts
inGaciAl support
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03

ErEua iury. % baEasE or banking cue
ten thar stEn6s for ths publir interest,
urlsss. II i possibly the hankrupiey
lnp. The ssspen8ed bankers III
hrrns throoEh their hNysrt
That are not bankrupt Yet sTerTOne
kn0us that TIE reiHtioz is ooe Of insoiv-
eney and iDaiEsrsocs 20 the pnblic in
isrssts q the co1munity, and the vsry
lawyers ubo are psjd to make tbsss
p.lsas secured thenrelves with colstter-
tls IN a8vEDos fof their fees. Banking
h bosiDess dependAnt upoa public
oouf3ence A,sd vet here 10 tbs spectacle
GA szEpenson that Il conducted % as
10 destroy public confidence. Ibh 10
The vital detect in The whole business
Il isBos what this or that ..depositor win
lose as az individual but the destruction
q tso springs q eoah3sDcs, poisoning
the waters q Publie spirit Uiibooi
which any commRntity VAL languish.
Let Bs bops there may yst be oae blow
struck from the stanspoint oi unselHsh
public interest
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
VITAL DEFECT
IHE RANKING sYsIEM

~ 1tANfAAANf1 - -
In an the talk by lAuyers AB3 bankers
aud other oaeiAls about the oonditious
Of the Gilbert bank suspension. there
has rot hesn oRe vord aid from thc
siAndPoin, q the public, the pablr In
terSst lA the suspension, the intersst q
the publie schools. The interest q ths \ 4.
NJ. G, A. funds. All these matters are
treated sith silcnos. o. turned "a Eith 4
lAngh Yet there 10 = Pablic Interest
that IL would sesm 10 ts ous's duty 90
protest A banker cannot receive Fuch
deposits A. are Aoove rsierroi %, that
IsFt % the Pahlie lie and entsrpriss %
ti.e community, pArool them oat 20
favored ones Who are advises u ths con-
ditioa Of the bank. and ths Public uorals
Of The oommanity no; sufieF. Oi ooaus,
,he paddle school savings bAnk system is
Destroyed. Teaching our ehildrea habits
q thrift and economy is Killed and tie
GA theoFy q oaly les psrsons 10 The
oommunity becoming aceumulAtors u
revived, Tue hlow that has heen
struck 10 the \. NJ. C. A. eater
PFiss a one thai The commaRiiy
Ill sufYer fIon Az ..nrr.fl,na NJ
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Rather out.pok-u

when a man In the west likes no'
another" said a British Columbia man
he Is In no way disposed 10 hide thai
fact under q bushel basket OF % con
ocai u from either the gentleman dis
liked IN particular OF the rest % the
community In general
Il remember an example Of this trait
that came under my notice some years
ago in Idaho A certain Odd fellow
named Haas ran a paper there. and be
and Judge Buck. the Judge who rem
dered the celebrated decision 10 the Ia
nous Poor Man Tiger litigation. were
sworn enemies Another old timer
named Cheney dlsllked Haas and Buck
and had Il IN for them both
'One night a. Wallace q dinner vas
given. az which Buck. Haas and Che
ney wefe present, and a. a late stage IN
the prcceedIngs Cheney Was called up
On f0r q sperch. I dou't remember the
topic he chose o. bow be brought u In.
but when be got through Cheney left
in the minds % his bearers no manner
20 doubt as % how be felt toward the
o'her two.
'GentleDes' said Cheney as be
hung unsteadily 20 the end q the Ia
ble f0r the wine had teen passing
freely, old man HaSs says Judge Buck
j. a perjurer and q biAckmaller. and
Judse Buck says old nan Haas Is
horse thief and a lar. A. both tie
geutienaen are eKtrsmely well aclualnt-
ed With each other and should know
whereof they SPEAK. ! DO not feel cali
ed upon % dispute either statement
"ADd then be sat d0Wu amid mmul.
ruous applause-"-NeE York Tribune.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03

most prnnins1t husinest men and ruh
lis ofbeis's 81 fhif cify. who turpea 0ut
% psy ibs last uibuies q resr,eci and
fiefzHy covered his grave Wish aorsrs-
Thsrs are men in this worli, vho 90
quissly about ihsir busiDsss. making
isv Frusessions q suEerioriiy, bui in
rsAli'y TIE kings q ths ssrsh whsa
measured bg fi.e sss3s q rsufleness and
madness srnsnEsing from a. unsslfsh
usture. AID the lnts J. u RossaburE
vns oos of them
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Or. A. 7. Sander
suite 10, Rnssel Bldg. Portland or.
kones 70 Confraefors.

sealed proposals., addressed 70 ID,
County Clerk oi Marion County. Oregon
and marked BID for Road Work" wil
Be resolved until o. clock June 5th 1901.
and then publcly opened in the
presence ot the County Commissioner
Court Tor AATion County, OREGON, Tor
The iO.lOEing W3rk
Making . an and constructinga bridge
On the county road leading from sub.
Unity % slyeFton where the same
crosses Beaver creek.
AakingA hil snd repairing bridge On
the oouHIy road leading from Aumsyille
70 shaS vaere the same crosses Beaver
creek
Making = nll and graveling the sane.
on The coanty road leading east nom
Hubbard, a. the Eest approach 10 the
bridge over Pudding river.
Fronies, measurements and estimates
Tor TIE Eork may be seen al the olEcs al
Tie County Road Master.
The County Commissioners Co1rt r.-
serves The right b reject sBy ana All
M W. ", HALL
-'~~'1 County Clerk.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
TIE TExTBoOL CAN
PAlGE N OREGON

PAleE m OREGON
Tiss struggle ior better TEXTBOOKS ioi
oreron p5blie schools begun in isPs, ha'
been oontinnsd 70 ne present and vilI
not end uniil ihe State CODmissiOn COO
eiaass ne labors during ths mouth d
July oi this year. A struggle % pro
lonxed has resulted in producing EreAi
dsal q healthy publis ssntimeni On thiI
subjeci and there is every reason 70 hops
that OrrEo1 siii get out q the mOnOp-
oly rut and that cur pablic sehoa sys-
ten Eiil noi lonrsr - prOssiiuied 70 ths
seianh puTpopes d any one ieItbook cor
posafion xhich imposed inferior. II no,
ricious. teEibooks on TIE People ol an
sstirs conmoowealsh a. non oomPeu-
tive prioes
nbass matters have be~n gone over %
m0eb taal he Rsnsni p1hle and the
tsAehinE pfoSession mnSi Be wsAy. Bui
iBdiHsrcncs 70 results % n0t character.
iHs ihs Amsriaan Pcopis in . natter 70
vital a. lhs etn1Eiion u their ehiidren.
They are dssPly interested In The cat
como Of this osnPai6n. and The indE'
1sui hey viii p'ass % ne vorf q the
TsKlbook co@uaissioa ought 70 BE- an
tiripaied ~ q ooauuuoas and healthy
interest 10 ths sablcct AZ many d the
psoFis a. possible shonA ist The Com
mission know their desires a. io1nded on
thsir ovn sEp@rienoes and ne interests
q thsis ehiidrsn. IeEtbooks ooneern
ths tssehsr. aHrcf ths ei.iid's mind aDd
csitafs. And tks pareut's moral snd
GnAncial inierssi4 There 10 noahingg So
ing 90 IL Orugoa lhis year - importAni
a. tais nsieciioa a iszIbOoks that is pro
ossilnx Al ne hands a ave ssntleDsn
nasnsd hy ths Govsrnor last Jaauary.
nssss AsAls sbout sdu1Aiiou, Their dsAls
aboai ths pablie rchoola their theories
ahoat hisraturs. scienos, hnanos. edu.
eaiioa ans g0ysrumenI siii al b. ioand
rsAeciei Ia the woFk 0i that Conasis-
sioa- They have tbs expresses u ether
sisies 10 sulds ihsm. BAT ltsy wili dnd
n 40 stats q siiastion a. 10 tszthooks
rssh as has szisisa n Ofsson shrOugh
ihs dspraFiiy u poiiiisians Ana ths da.
plicity a sdsraioss ias ne PAD aoYeHrs.
fiui ths saiseiion u tsnsbooks eAan0l
b solrea. - iAr - shs Pablie mind can
con pgsksud. wiih = visw 10 eoon0ny IN
lsios alosa. Thsfs q 20 naeh oouaPsti-
llon - ana braneh q. manuissturss that
looa boehs.ihs besi. are noi nsoea.Arily
Ihs dsasesf. Ihs besi boss hat COOS
nnrh more lhan lhe cheaposl nay yei
. IN price beiaW shat ne psopls arr
low oompeiisd % pey. A ssxibooA essa-
any thai has : laEEs oQ2iract in any
laie hns oilen besn williag . refuse lis
~ prizes % hold lls business. sneh
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Rratlnr ID ArnInnrhr.

One q the most exciting Alpine ad-
ventures On record vas Mr. T1ckett's 9
race with an aTalanche On the EiEer
glacier IN ISL He was ascendinE tie
glacier with two friends and q guide.
says Travel:
The glacier Eloped somewhat Eteepiy.
and on the upper part. above the climb
ers. a mass % loose. freshly fallen
Snow had collected S1ddenly the trav-
eles beard a laundering noise and
perceived huge mass o. snow and ice
Gliding down toward them They
could only try 20 reach the rocks AZ the
side q the glacier. hoping TO DO 50
before the avalanche should sweep
them away. Through the knee deep
snow they ran for their lives.
4 remember" said AR. Tuckett, De
Ing struck with the idea that II seemed
a. II the avalanche were sure OF is
prey and wished 10 play with Us for
awhile. At one moment Il let us ir1ag-
me that we had gained on Il. and the
next with mere wantoaness OF vindlc-
tive power. Il suddenly rolled out q
vast volume of grinding blocks and
vhiriing snow. as II o show rs that Il
could outnank us any moment II chose.
Nearer and nearer IL came. its front
q mighty wave about 20 break. II aim
81 straight st us, swift. deadly. im-
placabie- The next instant We saw 10
more. A Wild confusion of whirling
snow and fragments of ice, a frozen
cloud. swept over us. entirely conceal
Ing us from one another. Bot still we
we're untouched and stiu we ran.
Another half second. and the mist
parted There lay the body of the mon
ster. whose bead was stIu careering
away az lightning speed far below "a,
mouOnless. rigid. harmless"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03

eases pccullar O. auznrn IL estahltsbes
regularity, dncs ofcusve drains hrais
inflammation and ulcrration and currs
ieutale wcaknssS u males weak Women
strong, saek uoElen sell
"A trE Frtrs a. . s1Hrrca srsrrrfv .,fs
ttiiate efakrcsa ana hal al umes aresafai
fstlae efltrt Ma Mar n Eruan II Cres..rli
hafi.ot >o. Marg laad "a urui q ~ a,-t,r
ans hf fafr ne wcalctur ahtch d.t -rr rc.5l
- = eils. - Z ut'ali get e.tsz ayasn -
a ~ aca1efee urariy en- the umr. 49, -
eraE areaaaa ~ sata clslid harflr 49, -.
taieE o. teech ur. NJ arct aault kreu 40
ana gaala eardig a. ~ aork Q ale.sf -
a ahiIs ala terl o. t1an q ahiie - 49,
ptsief ran oauu rlftrri harl dtzsrr,-,-sllr
Al.eAalgx an1 ais' srFrTr Faius al ur1cs karr
e,l-s avs esst.rs 81 ~. rrcrs fatuglir RE
s'ftfttln ttrcc a - Goitra Ms.li-ai uts-rs.
rf ani cas- taal u ~ facflr'a Ttrsssrf ~
leta ant til1sfnE thr aslFicr va s1s.f rg.-Ir.i
tlE tec -attrl EaN.rfs q car frrN ~ ~ 4
eass hadr
~. heroe's common Sense Medical
Atylaer, tn F,aper cuvers. i seut frss oB
rccripl W 2t one cent stamps u nav
eNpcuse oi mailing caiY. OK Il clcth-
bound yoluuc h desired send a stamps.
AalFcss pT. h. Y. Rercs. Budala. NY.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03

want a delicious. appetiEing. nourish-
mg food drink 70 take the place OF
coffee. sold by all grOcers and liked
by ali who have used H. Grain-O Is
made OF pure grain. Il aids digestion
and strengthens the nerves IL Is not
a stimulant but health builder and
the children as well as the adults can
drink Il with great benefit. Costs
about = as much as coffee. l5c. and
-ic. per package. Ask your grooer
f0r Grain-O.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Physlelans ana Surreons.
UnneeeSSan Loss OF fIime

Mr.. ". 5. Wheion, Cashier Of the
First National Rank Of Niuterset. IoEa.
in a recent letter giVes some experience
sith a cArpentsT IN his en- pl0y. ILAG all
BE- Oi value 10 other mechanics. he says /:
4 bad q carpenter working Tor ne Nho
vas obliged % stop work for several days
on account u being troubled Sith diEr-
Thoea-. i mentioned 10 him that had
been similarly troubled and that Chan
beFlaiu's Cole. Cholera and Marhoea
Remedy had cured ne. he boaght q
bottle OF Il from the druggist here and
informed NE that one dose cured him.
and be Il agAin a. his work. For sac
by + g. Haas, Druggist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Implsmeuf Men.

Where an engine is sold 1Dder =
r1rrtuiy. GDd il fails TO comply there
uiih. bat The ssilsr requests the
pu-chAssr % continue 10 use and 70
repair j., and promises 70 pay Tor the
Ioss u tine s0d repairs, the p1rehRssr
usy recover special damages Tor loss q
tine End expenses in attempting TO
make ibs engine sofk. $ y. VI. Rep.
VIE 80.
Where a. engine s9ll under warranty
fails 70 give sstisiaction. and the agent
q the ss-ler, authorized 70 settle the
matter. srrtrgss vith the purchaser 10
tubsiii- ts diHersntengiBe and contract,
it uill be presumed. in the absence Of
contrary evidence. that be- vss author-
izsd % sgree % Q coBditiJn that such
change Ebo1ld not defeat the sellers
claim ior br=ach Of the warranty. S. y.
W. Rep .Ws.' $50.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Three Day EKsursiOu Rates

~AA & a. o. ~
special r0lnd trip rate of &. 50 fror
= Alo4ny 90 Mil CITY, Berry. Niagra and
l'eiFr q has heen pat inIo effeci al 49,
SorFAliis * Eastern RAJ road ior huBt,
ing OF hshiag pArtiss.
Ilckvts sod goinz Satur3avs ar5
- 4i-irs AlQatay, giving three days iu
..-e mountains o. good sp0it and recrea-
J, S.,,n. t'o,d hole. aoolm0la.ions AZ Mi
Nity, oates Niagra and Detroit A ress.
9-Ao'e rates. No sGec.al order neoesssrv
'ese'' oa sale ~ he ticket Otbcs.
S "a 3m
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Mines an1 MiuinT

Un3eT the decisions Of the supreme
eourtoi OHIO relating TO the consiruc-
iion Of oil and gas leases. hich have
established a rule o. property In that
state, such leases, carry an implied
covenant 90 the part Of the lessee that
be will drill and operate saeh number
Of wells on the premises a. would
ordinarily Be required % develop their
projection and 20 oford ordinary pro-
duction and 70 afford ordinary protsc-
tion 20 their hnss; and the leasor may
enforce such covenant BY action, and
L not olibged 70 permit lhe lessee to
bold The and indefinitely for speculative
purposes, notvithsiAndindiBg the ab.
seDoe q any express Limitation in the
ease. LOG Fed. Rep. 764.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Ruu5irFTnses

wbsrsa l-ssse for term q ye8ra,
uD5sr Al o-al r1ntrAct requiring him q
conmuct 3 buil5ing on The property,
bat authoririnE bin 70 remain on The
prsnisss and retain the the land witb.
cot paying rent tall the rent At an szrssd
rate shall e. uAl the vslue Of tbs building,
v0luniErly GbADdoned The property, be
csanst recover tie value q such bald
irr- - ). ". Rep. lem s.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03

Tie salem yoUESAL SAYS the good
same ol salem "Ein suffer PsrmeAnent
injury Il there Il not some effort made
70 prOaect such funds aS the publie
school savings and the \. NJ. {. A.
lunda" in the settlement oi tie afairs
Of The badly bursted Gilbert Bros bank.
-Eugene Guard.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Loan Agents

ia debtor applies TO bic creditor for
sp sHtsnHoB, the latter sell to the former
property 81 an exofbitant price. which
be knoEs be does not EAni, and makes
F1eh a sac condition for the e1tensiOu,
the Transaction eonnoi be considered a
bona hde ssle, and is nothing more or
lees than q usurious loan. $ y. W.
Rep. MINI $50.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03

MtEF g. EE $50
fuHif Etgf lIf-
~ hllr aEd fhrs
iir faH tiif.r
F4iling % obtain
murr than iemplr-
arY relief ffum her
dCstors treatment.
Mra EToHu t~gan
The usr of na-i1r
PieFcr's FavUitr
freEuption, WiJh
The usual resuit
couaTlctr cure.
ID hccrs Pa
rontr Prescription
Ia The tssi ulr,licine
Tor the cure 81 dis
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03

The Function City Balleiin producei
a memorial day edition that should have
oeen highly appreciated BY that con-
n.aniTy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Perfectly Sstisfsa''

j. what every one Esy, Who smokes Ia
C0rOna iO-cent ciEarF. Mk5e IN salem.
AuersT HucxzxsTErx.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03

ne dirHness and faiutnes from which
uu1ncr eslncf may b. due % one oi
srFcfal causes Bn the most common
calse o. dlse2se ~ the dehcale wouiaBly
urgauls1u. The story of Mrs brown
told tn her letter brloW. gives a fair
example oi the condip1ns under which
~ uiany women Work = h1f . rs1E
hea1lltC scsyiI az ttf f.rlr. alI 50 aslk
afpaa1 gv uafa pal1 kzF1.g kflr 1st-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Alalslsrs Aistaks

A city minister Vas recently handel 4
nosice 70 be Rad from his pulpit. Ac
oompanying u was a clipping from =
neNspaper bearing upoa the matter. The
clergyman started 10 read the extract
aud tound that Il begAn; Take Kemps
Balsam, the BEST Cough Cure" M. ;
Vas harily What he had expected anda
alter = moments hesitation, he tune
u over and tound on the other side M
matter intended for the reading. s
GA - II RIA.
Ba4st. 1laLna iS sla NalR s,.Ia
'',-''" &1%Azza
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03

= 8 8 g "a ne cl1fT
ruuzzteed rugiy were
takie tloss3 Tz-Isr. a1d
fte c-lT anti3cte for
this rrn-tic-lEr virus:
Il rEzrlsSs.s TIE hooS and
bids ID TIE c1s;lru-
tion The Erret1ie iE-
proves almost trum tiie
rzt dost TIE sures Eoua
shgu Erus q heatinE.
and fhe unsirhtiv. dirty
s-Eo1rhcs nnt erzTe5czs
FruW paier and pale,
Ard fna1iv disHrrear.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
Three of a Kind

And nl.t!p.es q three praise the sxcaI.
.eace OF car laundry work. Nor are
t-v.i enc'm.-ns ...-deseryei. striving
-Afl % ilrn o-i the best possible work.
=, He 4oiesi-y cain merit for its ouaiiy.
~ you are not Numbered amoEs or
p nrrols patrons, pray lei us demon
sIiAie TIE Ult1!u.usss O. our state
meats 10 y01g case.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
PawubrokeS

Plaintiff pavDed a diamond ring, and
Afterwards lost the ticket was found by
a stranger, who redeemed the property.
Plaintiff had paWned many articles with
the sane pawnbroksr, and other persons
bad presented The tickets and redeemed
the property on different occasions
There TAE 10 special agreement at the
time Of pAUning the rInE. and the bro
Der acted in good faith in giving it 10
the holder o. the ticket. Held, that
plaintiff could not recover the value Of
the ring. from the pavnbroker. since he
vas entitled 10 assume that the usual
coarse Of dealing uo1ld be pursued, and
that he Fas authorized 10 give the prop
erty 70 the holder Of the ticket. 6sN.
Y. Supp. s3s.
Physicians ana Surgeons.
Where an empioyc Of one Of the mem
oers Of the firm vas seriously injured By
machinery, and the person Who tele-
pboDed 10 the rurgeon. Who q ereupon
attended such ueh emPloye. testified
that both the members Of tie hrm d.
rected him 10 cay 70 the surgeon that the
hrm sent for him, a yeriict against tbs
arm Tor the Surgeons bill Tor such at
tendance should not not b. ssi aside. a.
By the eveisnoe. -
10. Rep. Miss. So
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-03
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The age-herald., 1901-02-07
"DON'T BORROW TROUBLE." BUY SAP POLIO
 ITS CHEAPER IN THE END.
Wrestlinu Match a Draw.

New ork, February 6-Six thousand per sons assembled in Madison Square Garden tonight to watch the struggle for wrestling supremacy between Ernest Roeber the American champion, and Paul Pons, the Frenchman, who claims to be the champion of Europe.
 The Frenchman's friends bet two to one that their man would win. If the match was not over at 12 clock the man then having a fall to his credit was to be declared the winner. After the men had wrestled for an hour and seventeen minuteA Police In- spector Thompson jumped into the ring and annouced that it was midnight, and the wrestlers had to stop. The match was then declared a draw.
The age-herald., 1901-02-07
BASKET BALL.
Championship Goes to "c" Team-Game
 Last Night.

The basketball championship of the Ath- letic Club for the present season goes to team, with A and struggling for the second position. The final game of the series will be played tomorrow night be- tween A and B.
 The game last night was won by c team with ease the score being 15 to 7. The play CTS of both teams were on their mette, but could not hold down the better trained and more active boys of c. The scores were made by the following play CTS:
 For A-Jones ?, Dean 5; total T. For C. Huey 6, Chairsell ?, Crawford f. Mccall 8; total 15.
 Of the series c has won three games and lost none, A has won one and lost three and B has won one and lost two
 The schedule of games of the interstate series will begin in Birmingham on Febru- ary 22, when the Nashville Athletic Club team will be here. The schedule for the season is as follows:
 February 22-Nashvile in Birmingham
 March Birmingham in Chattanooga.
 March 15-Nashville in Chattanooga.
 March 22-Chattanooga in Birmingham.
 March @-Birmingham in Nashville.
 In addition to these games the Birming- ham team will play in Mobile on February 19 and probably in Selma on February 2O on the return from Mobile Mobile will play here on March 8.