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New-York tribune., 1901-04-27

The Saturday Review prints curious ar
ticIe this morning. with the object Of showing
that the enormous expansion of the German
navy. now in progress. is directed against the
United states rather than England. Its argu-
ment is that the Kaiser has seen that the rlch-
est and most accessible field for the development
of German energy and emigration lies in South
America. but that the United states bars the
way. The saturday Review discusses the
question of the attitude of England in the event
of a serious disagreement between Germany
and the United States on South American ar
fairs. and argues that n the Kaiser has urged
this country to consider the matter his advice
should not be ignored.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
DouJ,yc4y MINISTER'S RESIGN.

San Domingo April 26.-The Minister of the In
terror Senior Hernandez; the Minister of War.
senor Cuello and the Minister of Posts Senor Jou-
bert have resigned.
The country is quiet
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
HEBRON ATTACKS HARVARD.
LECTURER KISSED AT SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB N
CAMBRIDGE.

Cambridge. Mass, April 26.-There was consider
able agitation here to-day account Of attack
upon Harvard made by Professor q. D. Heron in
a lecture here given by invitation of the Harvard
Social Science Club last night. Professor Heron
referred to Harvard in caustic terms, and he also
attacked severely President Roosevelt a
Harvard graduate The speakers utterances were
Kissed by the audience.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27

Herbert Spencer, whose health is most feeble.
will spend his eighty-frst birthday at Brighton
to-day virtually in solitude. His autobiography
has received its final touches, but he is unable
to do any sustained work, or even converse with
visitors.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27

Thomas Hardy has come TO London for his
usual spring visit. and has been inveigled into
the acceptance of an invitation guest at a
literary dinner. l. \. F.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO CALIFORNIA

at all ticket Offices. offering diversity of routes
going and returning via Chicago &. Northwestern;
Irnion Pacific and Southern Pacific Rvs overland
limited the everyday train Address Northwest
err Line Office t6l Broadway--Adyt
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
POLICE PROTECT MR.. MERRIdAN
AFRIKANDER LEADER HAS A STORMY
MEETING IN EDINBURGH

Edinburgh. April 26.-J Y. Merriman. former
Treasurer of Cape Colony. who. with j. w
Sauer. is now representing the Afrkander Bond
in Great Britain and urging the immediate
federation of South Africa into self governing
commonwealth under the British flag addressed
a meeting of three thousand to-day in Waverley
Market. Edinburgh. Before he could proceed
il was necessary 10 suppress organized dis
turhances. TO eject large number Of cat
callers and howlers. and to arrest several per
sons for assault Eighty policemen were needed
to keep order inside the hall while large force
Of mounted police outside prevented thousands
from raiding the hail. Several were injured in
scrimmages
Fifteen thousand people waited to Mr.
Merriman when he emerged from the building,
but he managed to make his exit unohserved by
private door.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27

DR. Joseph Joachim will be entertained to-
night by the oxford and Cambridge Musical
Club The Lord Chief Justice, who sang in a
surpliced choir for many years. will preside at
the dinner and many musicians of distinction,
among them Sir Alexander Mackenzie Sir Fred
erick Bridge and Professor Robert Haussmann
will he present. The London Musical Festival
will bring before the platform at the Queens
Hall next week Coonne. Ysaye, Sant-Saens
and Weingartner s conductors
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27

rs me New York Central and its connections II
.s9vtes you through the centres OF population and
ne Hafeways Of commerce between the East and
the Eest.-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
THE DELEGATES DELIGHTED.
A DEEP IMPRESSION MADE BY THE
CORDIALITY OF THEIR RE
CEPTION
CBy The Associated Press.l

Washington. April 2s.-GeneraI Pedro f Betan.
court one of the Cuban Commissioners today
made some interesting statements as to the pu--
poses of their visit and the impressions made on
the delegates He said:
II should be understood that we are here for the
purpose OF studying the entire question OF the re-
lations between the United States and Cuba more
particularly as presented by the Plart amendment
But il is mistake think that We lave pre-
thus far beyond effort learn views enter
tanned by the authorities here the many points
the views held by the convention which we are
here TO represent. We clothed with auv
plenlpOtentlary powers. and cannot present plans
which occur to For that reason il is mistake
and will give YOU that
There is absolutely nothing of that kind On the
contrary. the Platt amendment has been before The
people OF Cuba for some time. and there have been
varying views TO the meaning and construction
of OF its Now e here tO
the meaning of all these points Thus far. 1 think
/ can for myself and my associates that the
upon II has shown very earnest effort
both sides deal with the subject in such spirit
of fairness and honor as would reach conclusion
satisfactory TO all concerned.
THE DINNER AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The dinner given the Executive Mansion last
night afforded the delegates an opportunity
not only the President and members of his
Cabinet bur many OF YOUR foremost Senator's ana
public in all walks OF life I Won
that the meeting produced most favorabls
teSy and regard. but with affection Your
leading public men took occasion 70 greet each
of with assurance OF deep friendly ana
personal interest in the maintenance cs the most
Cordial relations between Cuba ana ,he Unired
States 1t made plain that your rubte
men approached this subject in spirit OF disin-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
VIEWS OF 4 GERWAN ECONOMIST.
oFFMANT WOULD GET THE WORST OF a TARIFF
WAR WITH THIS COUNTRY.

Berlin. April 25-"Die Nation Tomorrow will
contain we'll considered article by Herr Max
Prayer. the well known economist. In this article
Herr Prayer dissects the arguments pro ana con-
IN regard possible Americo-C5erman tariff war
which have recently been advanced in Germany
Herr Prayer conclusiVely shows that tariff war
IN Germany and the United States while certainly
hurting the export trade of America. would injure
Germany 70 a much greater extent The writer
also especially disproves DR.. Rallods recently pub
hshed statements this subject.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
TERMS THE BoERs WOULD ACCEPT

London. April 2T.-Henry ". Massingham,
writing to-day in The Daily News which is
likely to be we'll informed as TO the motives of
the Beers, SAYS:
The Beers are greatly worn and harasseo. ana
they yearn for a settlement. but they Will not
trust any settlement Chamberlain Milner
terms. They would, however, surrender the
whole johannesburg and Rand gold fields dis
trict TO Great Britain on condition that indie
pendence was restored to the Orange Free State
and that the Transvaalers were allowed 70
found a republic in the wild, uncultivated north,
subject to British control of foreign affairs.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
BRITAIN'S NEW TAXES
PROTECTIONISTS GIVE THEIR SUPPORT
TO SIR MICHAEL. HICKS BEACH.
MR. CHAMBERLAIN IN THE BACKGROUND
MUSICAL AND LITERARY NOTES
OF INTEREST

Wopyright 1901: BY The New-Yorl; Tribunel
[RY CARLE TO TIE TRIRrNEI
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27

Last night the governments majority IN te
House If Commons fell to 33, the lowest point
reached this session. The vote for emoluments
Of the law officers OF the Crown under dis
cussion. and Radical member moved n ndac-
tion to call attention to the method by which
they are paid for their services, When Sir Frank
Lockwood and Sir Robert Reid served the
Grown in the Liberal administration as Attor-
ney-General and Solicitor General they were
content to receive fixed salaries Of 10000 and
70 600 respectively. for all work they might
thority in the country is the Lord Chancellor.
He receives 10000 a year, and the Lord Chief
Justice only 5000 1t cannot be Contended
that Lockwood and Reid were inadequa tey
paid Their successors. however, were dis
satisfied and the practice Of allowing the law
officers Of the Crown to claim special fees for
going into court renewed with the result
GERS have increased until they now amount to
f3OO0O as COMPARED with $4,000 half a dozen
wears ago The remarkable drop In the gov
ernments majority last night shows how
strongly such extravaganza is resented by the
House OF Commons
Although no official announcement has yet
been made il seems probable that the portion
Of the new loan offered to the public has been
covered about seven times The war loan issued
last wear was subscribed eleven times over
much more enth Isiastically and much more
popularity
New-York tribune., 1901-04-27

Catarrhal Fevers almost invariably yield to
JAYNE'S EPECTORANT.-Adyt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
WAR TAXATION
HEAVY IN ENGLAND
Increases all Around But First OB the Incomes Of the
Wealthy.
The New Tax is Principally Placed on Sugar and Suhsti
iuteS--No Increase on the Other LuxuneS of the
Poorer Classes -SOuthlAfrcan War Has Brought
the Country 10 The Verge OF Ruin

s Ap be in eon., The Chancellor Of the
Erelasr pi TO suspend the ,utus fund and rro~
The total expected yield of ooOOO e2io
Ths badsy, nid' making shilling pence II,
' not provide An increase IN the duties
duty OF s - per cwt will be imposci on sugar.
duty Of p per huniroiweslt imposed
West India s1gAfi d note excepted.
doy q l. 81 per hundr,iSsisht is imposed gueo~
shilling ,on dots imposed ou exported coal
- ia. s.I p.t.ns t~o' " TO duty gradually amnisins
The onanoo' Esehouer addressing P..mso, today, al. the
aauonA d % April ~ss Ics7 $1,000 Of
'he var Continuing the Chancellor aid
1t erm'' noee'ary to pat du ooua
g has reached point Shen taEAuon bu,
es ' must ecaI their 'hay Of the burden pence
eItra pence si realize addition % l-r vine "a
p i & o. .s aSs a. .@ ~ no, ao~i 70 ogp' customs do m.
The average consumption per sugar b, taxed in
ooariy ss remained long i trade what
propose protective du adequate publ necessity ha. arisen fr
some doV Toe ~heh me aorn classes share
Ao 'h contributions from the rranssaal Babour reports are
noi encouraging Prvsent think liotse warh bt
oan'y to ,hs verge % rain opposition ehos greeted The ma
1'' h,' - 1loL"o,' doaee the ost Of 'hs CameAa
Oar foreign 'iss duns considerably ucreasi hut in ,u
es' uan 10 vouoe "a msul derived Chnelor "a nom m b
rnees 81 ev''"a A u2'aely coal sh Aa,s inaroi I'M
Toriant niusu, salygalway Nv,erhse.. tbe nas f
sai shovel no .n' evas ami tc eaehueT surplus
aas % e''Aaen, On dotass as Ba for h yuate s basi
Mech b. sad o' ore.,asa, 10, t IL an m
os = nnaneai 'a'ans The oeausn mounted R, fl 4
$1,000 ~het rofsry esous che a., year T n
meat Of i p ahs szeyel p,s,ea. r ne s
m 'oeeua' p's' q '' e hs awe bu' usv s1n,
sn q 'hA' poser hryoai vha ia aitbabe nrya-. 81 ~
Ibv siauseloi slen prseei ,a.as item. ID ,,
hs =. po.bl, snribat.bls 10 ths ~,
osr dfuksF' soa'h Ata spd scroass Ia the -
pssssi ,bs proa.b, E.,a o. % that 's
l,n..'sa = ne .A .aa us aeee i euysr s,ys Es
10 noinsha' sysd lee" hs inne,ax oo .tov- m -
e,sCoO0 la, ,ss, H "a, pad
"oasl 'asses' .hsn - ,'.ss'. later par, q HE 'ssh
.sps' e.s 2 1es MAT silver e''sv 'a4 the rs
s,asan : sIso IS oo sas ss , @ S @ s % lAs 'oe.
~as iof The var So sqath Aifsa ani gaoo0o os Chaa
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
COLLEGE STUDENTS
ORGANIZE FOR MEET

Ata nesting u salem staisnts Thurt.
dAy m0fning. Az assessment sts leyicj
upoa tlis siotents a. . means u creating
q iund 70 deinay ths sEpsuss o. an an
ieiic meet AZ sAiem Early Va Juue b.
twesa ne looal track team ani ths rep
fuseutaiissa ~ Faclhc UnigersIty. forcst
0roFe. 1hs Athlete AssaciEi .oB. shich
ioruasIiy managed thsse ansifs a. THE
institution. has besn dishaadcd and the
entire mAnagrmeni u athletic aHairs
PLACED Ia ths hAnas 81 ths ssadcni t.oiy
~ an orEauintion. The iax lmposod
vas 10 ceuts upou The yoaug lady stu.
dsnta and - cents upon ths yusnG mcn.
fFQi. pfsS, sh0 az one time uas a. ath.
ieie u some pruulusnos a Yaie. has
tafen change ~ me team and is wofi iug
faithfully in the dsyclspurni u iis Ma
tsrizi u ooniAina
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
PROSPECTS EXCELLENT
FOR HOP PRICES

"Pressat in5icstions are i0r an ID
creased vr5cs for bops this fall re
Married MI Jonss. a Brooks. iognsr
presi3sui q tie Oregon Hop Growsrs
Atsseiation and a. active member q
that oyEAuiEatic1. 'So-De oo1trkctinE
- t.sfrg done a. II cents while o3ers Il
ls osuts have been made 10 some insfan-
90. he co1trHctnE b1siness 10 being
dure entirely by s1eh growers Hs ar
1ereod.rf upon q small loan % cArry
- The wo-k q cuitirafio1. Contracts
a the chafActef being msde VIII have
teodency 10 stimulate rAtber th1E
degrees the oondition q The msrket-'
NJ Jones informed the writer fhurs-
dsy afternoon that TIE Oregon Hog
Grorers Association bad received ~
otler from an Eastern frm ior 200
bale ats letter fgure than BAD yet
t-zen quoted. Mr. Jonss declined 20 dIs-
cl0se the name q the frm ofering %
make s1ch q tyntrHct OF 20 state TIE
fgurr offered. he ofsr 10 IN TIE
u1nEieration a the Associati0o-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

APrH sab-Lsarss washirrto- .u the
aftsrn1ou.
Mar iE-A'rfrss e. TaEe Pro.ta-.
rtln - fts D1rrlrE sren5s tie sav
lTlsGrs
Mby s-8-Arrires a. Ho-str. ara A.
ten-t v'rtlr rsoertirr
Nay 5fk-ArrIras A. n pez-
Ney 7th-ArFirss a. f'tros-fr n-4 Al.
iszis ta1g-ss.
Way stb-Arriref o. Eelln.ss ara ts
wtt y t5CTerror Car
MHy fih-Arrirss a. Tgs A-r..as.
NAY llth-At Mouterev. Er.-ar.f al. fr
Grad Arny retsrEus.
NGy l-t5-At Murte-rr.
Nay lsih--Arrlres 81 eEr rrsa AZ.
tsr,1t naos1ei an visiu Palo AIto Rr.s
etsniord InirerEtF. Arrirvs In ssu
Frnrclsco f- tts sre-irr.
Nay l5db-RsosTisou and hspcgst f.r
fhe 0t3o sorietv.
Nay l.its--Es-ssp tio1 b. ths r.ublic 10
Mechanics PKvil5or.
Nay l,th--Larrchirg q tFs ta.trs.
salP Uhlp, i,lioEes By tza9ost Al ths
PelEos Hoiel
Nay sllt-ArriTss a. s1erauento.
nay ~. z tjp- m.-At AsbauJ
Way z@o1, q. m. % l2n.-As salem
AaY EZne-Af Pogtiand. Oirrrqr.
MtY Zjr1--At Tacoma.
Nay s'ib-Leavss seaiils 70 Helena
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
OA'l' """- &C sovs1av no~ss

COUNTRY MONIES
CeassfaisS tkis mueh disoassvi goes.
sion ihs ciieAso rrit'ane haa ihs iol.
losing 10 ay.
Rarai frss delivery las eKsiei Ia
KngiAbd o. more than hall a osntaTy.
aad i@ lonEeT psrioi In
Fnncs. Il Aiso prevails 10
0erHAny. BsiEium snd oihsT EarOpssa
cOuatrias Il Il hai uares yssFso oll, how.
ever. 10 ths ogantry.
Ga Juiy D. isss. tlssrs ssrs pa rural
ires delivery rortes 10 olerAtion, and
% Noysmbss 4, iiso. ibs nomber "a
ash These ias sers distuTlei through
fogty-ioaf staiss and teTritosiss-ti's
namheF in iiiinois being ais-and served
l.soI .s2s p~opls. There ~ere also await.
inE action 81 ihs iims SIS peiiiions Cor
ths establishment u pes routss. and Il
i sstuatei that By ne end u Jnns
nsxg ihs service win have hoea eE-
tendpi - a. 70 reach s.t0.0o pefsoua.
A Fouis aFsagss sboni tsenty.hss
miiss Ia dsisBcs apd l. Supposed to
ssrss 100 iamaics. cauies roosiss
$500 ysas. iaruish their ovn ooa'
vsyanoes. may b sithsF "a And aus,
maks their dsarc'y ant eailocsh ne
essry dag sresri sundaya
feopls 10 ths Hiatt q .aiooooo ars
nos sssvei - rural ifss dei'sery IN
oar cliias and io1ns. ssa 4 ls calculated
that q ihe FcanAindss a TIE Populaiios
u ne cquniry 4 uil b Prassloabls 70
ro.ch skroush ifes dslissry aboal q
oo0 90 nnatisred over l.oopoo rguaTsI
mIles - ierniosy. IA . ssiimalea that
lke qoaf Il ths sniigs asrEioa wiil 10
.boui % .ss 90. hat ihass siil b =
swing from ne dlaaooiinuanoe u ca
ding e1lesa apd r,sF sostea apd a.
nuie..s b ree&Pss uh3h vli Fpauos
- nes ipcssmsnt oses pEesent disbarss-
aants lor MS ierrltory ~ tis5s3ooo.
-. heDeass q ihis seisiee are npi en-.
Inad 10 dlrerg resnlls lieaiios 10
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
MEETING SALEM
W0MAN'S CLUB

The seooud meeting Tor the purpose
oi oIyanizing a Woman's Club here wiIl
he he'd next Friday a. the residence Of
Mrs. Z. p. Bishop, ia accordance with
the previous announcement A. tue last
meeting those attendant promised 70 al.
tend the next nesting and bring A.
many ae pOsslbl4 Nith them, 90 a gsoi
number Of women Eill be- present. Sew.
eral women prominent IN club Work In
Oregon are expected here 10 a short
time, probably a. The next meeting. 10
address Salem ladies on the benefits Of
NomenS Clubs and the value and pe,.
essity for organiEing here aud eyer-one
interested in this worS snOuId uot isil no
bear them.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
MOTHER AND CHILD

Let the mother take Scott 3
emulsion u codlNer oil ieE ihe
tuo:it Is almost never supar-
Huous.
One can eat for two; but
noufshing two IS different
thing. It implies a degree &
interior strength not of;e-
found in woman of either OK
irene.
Luxurious people are r1.
very strong BY habit and Over
worked people are weak fro-
exhaustion in some of thei-
functions. Between the tuo
!, the happy mean; but how
many women have plenty @.
re for two,
The emulsion IS almos.
never suPerhuOns.
a--1 --l q l--is 80 ~ = suu lis.-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

- s-Arsoa hqoEs, rnanhEsr foy 7. ".
I. n1'n I'.on lArFs importer q fne mil
lnegy a. lebs Nilwaukee Avenue
Ilaceg2, saTt; Daring the late severe
ss'tiiser eanEht q dreadfnl cold uhish
test ne AEaks a. nirbt and made ne
anli y attend ny Nofk during the dav.
.'fe - ny mi-liners gNs tzkfng Crau-
~ .ains Co1Eh RefBsdr for sevefe
80 ~ llat time, WEich saenei 20 Re-
.iefr Der - qoickly that bouEht sou~
iof myseit IL actsl like rnarir su9 4
t-kah 70 improve az onae. ] Am pou
entirely VET and feel very pleass-d %
= i,oS iesiRe - merits. For ssie by p.
.. Hazs. Druggist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

efeasing she mau matter entering snd
ieHying oouniry hou1es and thus put
ting hsir occupants in more vital touch
viih each other, Eiih bnslness op,or.
tanitiss, and vitb The general move
nents q ihs sorid, it promotes good
roads-vhich are required before routs
10 estAblishsi-lt eBhanees the value ol
farms, ii tends b. tara back the exc
dns thsfeirom. and il promotes cordial
feelings toaArds the government vhict
eEtsulds sach facilities.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
New Food Preparations
PULLMAN
ORDINARY
SLEEPERS

A-A@A A-Ah@N
The tourist travel between the East
and the Pacific Coast has reached enor-
nous proportions In the last few wears
aud calls for . special class OF EQUIP.
ment. To meet this demand the Pull.
man Company has issued from its shops
what 10 technically calls the Pullman
Ordinary Sleeper These cars appear
similar 10 the regular sleeper: being
bullion the same plan but net furnished
with the same elegance. They are euuip.
ped with mattresses, blankets, sheets.
pillows. pillOW-cases, towels, combs
brushes, etc, requiring nothing Of the
kind 10 be furnished by the passenger.
Each car has a stove for making tea aud
coffee and doing eight housekeeping, -
and each section can be fitted with an
adjustable table. An uniformed porter
accompanies each car, bis business be.
ing 20 make up berihs, keep the car
clean, and look after the wants and
comforts OF the passengers. In each Of
The trains which are dispatched daily
. from Portland by the o. r s. y. Co. is
. 20 be found one oi these Pullman or
ilnary sleepeTs. The car attached 10
/ the Chicago Portland Specials" goes
. through 70 Chicago with change, and the
one IN the Atlantic Express" runs 10
Aansas City without change. Passsn.
ger 20 THIS car for Chicago change TO
sim lar car az tiranger.
Much Oi the lrst class travel l. being
carried 10 these cars, The rates being
loser, and the service nearly elual 10
that in The palace sleepers.
FOR ra'es and lu.l information. inc'ud
ing il.trTs write 20
A. /. CRAIG
General Passenger Agent. o. r. GN. Co.
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
OIL PROSPECTING
TO BEGIN HERE
S,ock Books Opened TOR
Company TO Bore for Oil.
Some Salem Capitalists Have
Shown Their Color.
The Drill VIII Be Pushed
Down As far as Money
Goes

rtsc---ss--I TIA, a. 1il vel all .
s-nEl ~t.e- io- Tie purposs q testing
tie c-4s--- 1f 5sp1sia q pstrolsuu
s.sr.saas &c cs1stl1 IRE earth un5er-
pss.A sac ..c8lIfy. ms cu8ci usI9n
"a, res,he5 ait meeting q ssvsral IN
;s-es.e5 Pt-ri-s- Dr.. ". BsyDoids,
ID. Iesto5 so5;t Bl1ofth vere named
.uAs7unitte 70 lave charge q al ar
rrurs-eris ira 5sni 20 tie sinking O. 3
wtL
lie ezp4-te v.I Approximate S.p"
al tt5ss h. rE'sed b. tbe iss1tnce
E.s sts q E0sE. A nuDbsr q salem .
ess.fs ss-stri tcEoess men bBvs iD1i.
es.45Ewl rEusts 90 suhscribe innds
% PROGENY tsti tbe rEiue q Eller-i
se..Ets ard the c5umitt=e thinks THE
VI irF-re TIE s1ocsss q the movement
Cont iitse t,srlrs TIE sac q stock tni
tt.ss.L 81 ts ssuE a. the Jniversity
z-r-s A. son o. f1B5s are available
i1r ia- v1fE-
Tss vaesni F-s1ri s11th o. The state
H7uss Sas ce1lei ur'1n A. Eround Tor
TIE rro-.s-i ts.i 90 the strength Of. The
sur1izzEs5-e sylisrcs q oil deposits
tbG rs,sslel teens Ives iu adjoining
resi5eur~ property a fev years ago. The
osr r1lt-ea . enthusiasts Ia the mattel
GDd sat inai lrom mvestigziioD made
.bsy have i51D8 that the geolozics
toruati01s sni olndltiOns generally ir
To, lJeaIty compare 10 detail very a.
v1rA5.y vah ibe oil district oi LAliior
"a. ArJui three yearf ago, the wste
in tie ueil on tie res deDcs property o
tie ate J. o. Barr became unit for use
the spt--tr1Dcs and o50r both md dicAtini
toe prevalence q petroleum therein
/ Ths Ne. vas examined and I've ga
lon. q erode oil taken from the surisc
q tte usisr- The Weil uas Aband0ne,
and sled o.. Mr. Barr then bad an
0ihsf vsI driven. bot the vatsr rs
similarly = Affected and could not be usej
lac Barr property is situated Just on
book saa q ;he Stste Ho0se. asd tb
Committee it q tie opinion that If oI
exists 90 tbs Barr property there is
eeDefsi bei extending over q considers
be area and night within the heart q
1 the Capital City.
Tie importance Of the propoae1 tes
is great, and should the investigation
l ac;1alI . 1ifc'ose Oh In paying quantitis
E11d mean much % the grovth an
development oi the Capital City. To
| operation a the CON ul,tee and th
inAl result Of the tett viii Be- ~stchet
and waited i0r with great interest. II
| committee viii not BE- content 20 sink
80. any ordinary distance, bot vii
make e thorough iest Of the matter an
/ i necessary wII penetrate the cart
1870 i-e;, vhich represents the max
muu depths iu California .n which 0
has ben discovered.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
wAsi D rls chnstr pnrk,

Don't give then tea or coffee. Have
y0u tired the new food drink called
GkAlN-O 10 is delicious and nour-
ishing aud takes the place Of coffee.
The more Grain-O you give the chill
dren the more health you distribute
through their systems Grain-O Is
made ~ pure grains. and when prop
erly prepared tastes Ike the choice
grades of cJ1et but costs about 1. as
much. All grocvrs sell Do. ljc. and
2Ic
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19
FRENCH PRAIRIE
POTATO KING
Shipped one Hundred and
Fifty Carloads
A GervziS Business Man Who
iSa Bsnefzcior
Produces Prosperity Among
the FunlsrS Of Oregon.

GugTaIs Apsl le.-Tht s.u t.say
aTs: NsKiuisy Ni'etsl H t1sr s1--
fng % ta rrtNts oc-t-Es,s su5 wi
wnf ~ ths cree Ysas y MaT %. ne
hns bvurti Hni sa'ppe5 s11sthfrz l1Fs
10 ca l1a3' utish uazrs ---h
Frosgsriiy ihr1uTt it.s ssrtio-s nvairh
b CrerNtss
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-19

q consider Cham beriEins Cough
Bemedy the best in tie World icf brOu
chitis. save Mr. william sayory, o.
WarrinKton. Eugiand. cit has saved
nv Wiie's lie, che having been q martyr
% br0uctitis for over six yeaFs, neinE
most 1f the time confined % her bed
She is nos quite seil" sold by
y Haas, Druggist