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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-05
INFLUENCE WEATHER
Successful Attempts That Have
Been Recently Received.
Enorts of French Scientists 40 Pre-
vent Nocturnal Fresta by the Pro
ductlon 81 Artificial Clouds
Producing Rain.

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tAAfoie.-ss1g i--iA'4F''@'
Dal uoeps' : & e.si e'-'se ~
.-sa''es, Il - s. ,.e~s,t;ess n
l - ,aaa;+e. ~ eov.ing ~
-. - IA sanrss..s ,nu..lss,o ,ons..
"a 80 - ths dsgeloan,enf II in-
s,,s.-,s4 ss.s.s+.. se f3,,eesf ha4 sho,sn
;. 49, ssss - landon fogs ubieh
augment considerably with .-ieTraeeu
consumption q egni. rs eonsluet-
able increase Y Rne hummer q ~ eh-
aerstorms, which has aonp'fd since
1870, leads y % believe that II ms
ease also there is an elieet aye. "a
part AZ least 70 inanstrial afts'a ats
Tor y y niheait :" atiFipu1r an aii-
crease - eohs.osiaDae 70 tiae so.s
action q SUI spots says tostaoa, q
Paris an attempt mas pesn laaae
70 e&Pia'h ne increase r .A11 num-
per p storms y tne aOunuAHt 'so
aAeilVh q alealh p '''uas ''Aai IL.
kine9' ~ tt@DFl' s.''i''o' r
tn's sss'aia'ion' fof ii s1'e"'4ee'
~ q II IA
nNeeu y hAe "iioie n w many "V"t.
seafeeiy represent ah efAPo'asi'A q
v'oy~g ni'iiiiiFsef q VAR = KS
square h'loineast 'i-soo0 men - w
square Ailiel' Dut y Z 4uA'e a'ilsi
sht WIN parlleiss p aust 7ea''elsu
"a gfeat abundance fhrough0ut ths
air 5y the incomplete combustion oi
quantity Of coal equal TO z0o hllo-
grams 70 the SQUARE kiioineIer sl'ifo
pounds 70 = square mlieB. ihis con
siderable increase Of atmospheric
dust should exercise an action on tne
production Of rain. When moist ar
passes the state q saturation, con-
densation takes place on particles q
dust. The more there are q the~"'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
DECLARES 1T
is TREASON
TO Sell Suffrage Right. and
Nearly 50 "Floaters" May
Be DiSfranclliSed.

A Crawfordsvile. Ind, special says
, "In view OF a ruling made recently, by
, Judge West, upholding the election law,
the authorities say it is foregone con-
clusion that Acknowledgement is the
fate awaiting about 80 "hoaters, against
whom prosecution was recently started
by Democratic Committeeman Benja.
min and Thompson. County Attorney
! Dwggins moved to quash the indict-
ments on the ground that the Carawa
law is unconstitutional, raising the
point that man can only be disfran'
chised for the commission Of an inism-
Gus crime, which, they maintained,
I vote selling was not, because the stat
ute provides neither imprisonment nor
fne for the offense.
Judge West reviewed the history Of
Indiana election laws, showing that be.
fore the Australian law vote selling was
punishable by both imprisonment and
disiranchisement. Hecould not see there
fore why the infamy was lessened be.
cause part Of the punishment had been
RENTED. lie characterized the right
OF suffrage as the sovereign power Of the
country, placed in the hands OF the peo.
pie and declared that the man who sells |
his vote sells his country and is thereby
guilty Of treason, the most Infamous Of
crimes.
From the time OF Judas" said he
"the betrayal Of trust and confidence
has carried with string of infamy, II
is fundamental principle OF law that an
agent who has betrayed is trust can be
removed and the power behind him re.
moved. The voter s an agent of the
government for the purpose Of carrying
into effect it principles, and the moment
he offers 10 sell himself out he delivers !
himself 10 principle tuat is an enemy /
10 his country. I
"lt a man steals 10 cents worth OF pa.
per he may he convicted OF petit larceny
and disfranchised, Can IL be claimed
that vote selling is a crime Of less mag. :
nitude? II 70, we have reached con.
dition in which the stability Of our gov.
eminent stands on a frail foundation"
Judge West is being highly compli.
mented on the decision. which will have a.
a wholesome effect in this community j
and result in the Acknowledgement Of 81
several hundred voters, Tor the prosecu. a
tion will not be limited to the 80 recent. nj
ly indicted. The aoaters are still max. II
ing ugly threats against the prosecuting IN
witnesses, and one Of them last night al
made vicious attack upon Mr. Benia- W
nin' lie was supported by two 9th
ioaters, but timely interference pre-.
vented them from carrying their plan :
nto execution.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
THE EpurusH

rtsE PurUsE
% JOURNALISM
iAs assspapsr % aIif a az mlfn5r.
o. sr.maFy hraetloa sti tsa popals.
aoas Fhar thsy ass shsf tlsy %. hss
'Asy i've. shat olsla hey have - ths
az a fhs iattsrsi ssfd, 'civ.llaei.
Better booraalasm msans greater ei,.
iii-.isan q ,ta b. hosei ioE only a. AZ
'ad cation u A'zi.sf riyIiIauos.
Men Aginx iu he sorld demand to
ino~ The Eoras hsppsAlnss That
asssp~pe' siil b ils nssspaper shleh
shah 1-ii met psowp,ly, most oonciseIy.
moss snisFprislnzly, most intslligenliy
and moat arranisly shat j. being done
on.this planet silh w.
l. he aswPapsf merely reflector
has q noersailvs iosos' Il has the great
io'rs oia great tollowiss.
The grovinx power Of journalism will
andoabis'ily bring 10 Newspaper work
in the ns~ osntury men a. able in pro.
po''ion - ihoss ioSmerly attracted by
var o. aaaneial supremacy.
fHs JocDAL B, the century papef
a o'ssop. :, ls mo'e generally delivered
a tle ha'aa by c,rlti ur sont by mail
than other publications.
some copies q sstb paper houo,er
are 'o'd by nswsboys bat generally.
Speaking She proportion l. small.
Il q the family sheet Il is the primer.
y roes 70 The home and remains there
'i'l real By the entire household
Nothing takes IL place, a substitute Is
Al ia'@po.aiiaily rus Jornvu and
NE oounify Ieople are useparabls.
where yoa and one you also 6ni the
lthef.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
business will be large, but as TO profits
the assurances are not as positive.

Correspondent wanted in every city,
town and villages in America. Newspa.
per and other work. Experienced and
Good remuneration
News and stories wanted. For particu.
lars address The Bulletin Press Associa.
tion, New York. rs If
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
NM coRBETT's MANLY
FIOHT COMMANDS RE

oniy ihe ansblntiag oppose NJ
Corbeii on account Of his age. Ho is "a
years old bat he is putting up manly
vigorous and couraseous hghs that
commands respect. .Ie is positive
quantity On esefy important quss-
lIon. flo n no dark horse, dummy
% ms-too political idcasoe. that
trains with Two parties lie askes
The regular Republican eaucns nomin'
atoh aud nothing else. No does not
diciais how the eaucas shall reach is
eoncipaons. iair Republican caucus
u good enough ior him.
Mr. OoFbeii's Gehiior the Oeeson sen-
slorship ls bassd on clear enuBieation
q fundansnial principles that % nan q
any party can iake esospioa q. Hs
stands ior iree oonnsrsiti sr,ruurss
visA ~ isiaas ps.an-s,aa rsts sa~
artists ~ eIsrci4s r-f airps-
~ san mniiaus ser nrsuga ths
nAsaanags . iaaif 81 ms nes g,p~
tiNn Nliib il'-g ezaal tsun rria~ tsup
ries'mu,nlsI Ilup 49, ~ iruss ~.
sssn.d amt ssIrici,et b. ta-ns la prr
s'uunnnna 40 paas IS aasSdna /
s.l.l1y ~ casseu i..l,'~.. km-kaa
ski,s si.auid ~ a-s.s-a An,sf.
i@p lls1s saaes n1.1.r iG.
rs q u.sa s..s sss ..r ~ sseii b.
psuina s.oarA = s1ms.ais sitp
lpihana /
Ne psgIaflaoa :. ssesd sss naeg =
Ssitins po.ss@.e.s las 90 N ,osusu
snd lhsn by hrls. % fse ne aas
nasnila s-ses sAs. 10 issmsr's gan
bags aai Asiins isias -, Aaia . 90
mPulnye y Aswaaa wmmsu suaa
that enlT ~ tralnAss Iialn.ta.
slon ssl'oss ga applaat Whsn ~
save sPsiu - Ysaa u hu
trade Wiih Ne rhl,gg.ss
lands - part q lhs parshass monay
NJ. Coibstt esanot sss ths usfles AZ
danyisg oar osH commsres us mas
privileges. Ne s,Ahds On he oll aaIa.
n'eH'Al doc,flne Y lfse ira.ia sitloar eva
territory, whers Clay. Webster. lneala
hla'ne AMI Garfield siood. sad whisb
bee 'egst hesa dolaisd aailI ,hi, a.
a 'Fust eoniroll q car commercial
poliey' MaSk Hanna tanao, hrnIsba
nan lle cosl's,l rsaAy'nais i,ls.s 10 "a.
'Aaaps io' ihs ieieai pa,,ooAus a ora.
soa' lie haa mind q Ne cen has-i
no' % political erpeilsney bot on oana a
lsineiplas ~ business. iastloc aud CON. /.
@oA'Fp~ This kiul q nan dos. 90, 4
Apleal % Tho mere spolls-ulonrss ba,
% e''isfns vho place u,eIr coan,ry and /.
''a aaiiopsl policies above p-rsnal A. l.
vantage M, cofhess's stand ,haall 40.
lA'Al and does command respe,t ii
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17

ations committee must organize anc
make their own Ggbt in their own way
I When Senator. elevated to q position
Of trust az Mr.. Fulton was, knowing by
deliberately sets aside all the the pre-.
eedents and customary party usages In
crushing the minority party, he deserves
to be made an example Of lest some polit'
ical dictator in future shall follow bis
example. Not measure Of Mr.. Full
tons or Of bis committees should re-
ceiye a vote or anything hut solid op.
position. Be has violated all political
courtesy and there is no courtesy due
him.
Ills unlairnew extends 10 the organ
ization Of the House. He knows that the
Appropriations committee Of the House /
annot be composed entirely Of Repnb.
leans a. he has composed hiscommittee I
10 knows that the Speaker will not yio-
lle all parliamentary practice and *.
luJe ibe minority from representation I
o that COMMITTEES. Is knovs that the
peaker i handiappsi ia biz - eciion /
I The oo@mlies b. ths sctioa b. lFui-
% has iaisu- Th- sys Espuhli>ans 10
y ssraas 80 - uaAsiiy q ihs
taas orunaiis- ~ itr - Republicans
n rlzrerrsi if oes a tAs Home eola-
.lsiss "a FIiiaaa,a. aal iLai q uhat =
susnass b. s.s fn,l1a o1sanilsiioo.
ben r.a Bl-l..u Fsast sil Asys ths msk-
iF u ns ia4 14i ctlres million and
hsH is iss mA5os., u Appropriations,
% 80 Jahr sr,.ssls - 10 nee that vast
esss So T.srso@sl purposes n mem.
80 * ths isgislai1Ie can sss the en-.
imiiY y ~. Fsisou's smartaleckism
~ 81 n-st f sish orzanizs,l resist.
le- aat i'fsAr asiarsas purposes.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17

"g'es tho oonfleous manner in hich
TIE Aslorla Noss, senator Fuhou'. or.
san, d'Annses eN senator Cprbo,t
ee nessoi the peru,ansns PIC, blepe,
~ see stats eenaie Nas teceiys'l sith ds.
ntht pf AsioftAns. nnt al0ae On ...,,,,nt
.oi ne honor Shleh The elestion earrts.
eiln hut hecause u IL An indiestlo.
~ We hopels4snest u The ught ni IA. Al
N,ofheit ief ihe lnliel ststos sos.,o,.
:. se,p l"y president u ths senate plcsid.
ss over ths Joint assembly durlas o.
usllpilng inF senatorial oAndidates anl
u's pfeslllng oifceI 10 Ia = position to
es.l'l vne ~ The ether 81 lhe candl listss
" fefy great extent. AZ was d. -
eHen NE late Srnat0g Nalph hai Al e,,,.
t,nu WITH lhe holi,up. rhe Corh,it -.
~ peiy anxious - sie,l Aensiof iIe.'.
" N's prcsldcney. ana the eieeti5n IN
~ faiion is Fegardpa a. tAs arsf 80
eeAAerfs in The due a. "A the -,
e .,,e = faplofiius che old nlsn No.
80" - ihing tat nOnes
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE

our popular personally conducted
tourist excursions in modern Pnllmsn
Tourist sleeping cars leave salem ever~
Nonuay Evening and Thursday evening
wa sacramento and every Tuesday even,
lls and Saturday morning via P9rtlanJ
ana run through 10 Chicago witbnn,
change Via the Worlds most srenic Ii," in.
,ohue'tlng at Chicago with Nm morn,nS
'iMus Eiast, also with the Rock Island
,,'I.onaIiy conducted tourist ear for
'@'sl9u These tourist sleeping cars an,
Dlo'd yesiibuled lighted With PnIch
vas and provided with all weekly illus.
Sl Sr"leu periodicals. and magazines for the
,lee ,I.',,. use oi our patrons aud are accom-.
tAi'le'l through 10 destination by a rep
,t ,,tssth'aIlye OF the Great Rock Island
Nu',le' We also have daily flrst-elass
'p'hs car service to Chicago via the
,vrilc Line, and the best dining car
ser, Ice IA the world.
f'r iull Information, maps etc. call
"a ur write TO, A f. CoOPeR, Gen. Agt
. OF Portland Oregon.
" W. sEiNNKR, g. NJ PowFRs
Agent ;. +. Co. Agent ORN No.
salem Or. salsn, nr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
Tobacco ITaie OnfIonk

NEw ioRE, JAS Il 80 The prospects
fora large trade in tobacco for 1901 are
very bright. The market is bare Of all
kinds OF old stock aud considerable
part OF the '09 crops. In domestic
wrapper leaf, particularly, the market
may be termed sold out. The large
output Of cigars in 1900, an increase of
will be overtopped, it is
estimated, by GOO,OO0,OOO in 1901. The
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17

NftfiH - W AtIlH = NiN 4
Tho sreaiment oiths democrats .sa
fopulis,s Ia lhs sena,s By rss.ld.o,
fel'oa n she na,nins oi ,hs s,.nSls,
oomml''sss illustrates the a.os..l,, J,
) eFssn'sei @innsl'y. Nr Fulton Il.
{ violated all .hs pses',ien,s * pAslism,o,.
e1 soseFamepl IA mosi loyl.h ana
sosns'se manoer BY oomposlns Al.
Ways and Means oammisiss al ~.
ssneis entirely y Repabllcan. New,
eeiere Ii 'he his,osy II soosrs. o. ~,
eiesf state has ur a,iaosiy bee,
deliberately exclasisa lrom the mo,,
i@peFsani eommissss a ,l,s lss.sl.,o,.
ihs eomniiies that dlsl,ba,e, revenue,
q lhs state % ~ she h,alaaslaa, ,nA
1epaFinspla y 'bs sossramut
3hA ouirAas ppan sle ullsn rs a. \,
l'eaied 10 oaly oao uay ihe wla,s.,,
sna the members Who have l.esa 49,.
'smeileally sreludea from ths apnops..
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17

10 extract the nutrition from food and
the body grows weak. The weak body
needs strengthening, not stimulating.
Df. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs Of digestion and nutrition, so that
the nutrition of food is perfectly ex-
tracted and assimilated and the body
nourished into health and strength.
There is no alcohol in Golden Medical
Discovery" and It is entirely free from
opium, cocaine and all other narcotics.
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery" There is no other medi-
cine "just as good for diseases OF the
stomach and allied organs.
vYour Golden Medical Discovery aud Dr
sage's Catarrh Remedy have been Of great
benefit to me writes lProf) Pleasant A. oliver
Of Viola Fulton Co, Ark. rBefore I used the
shove mentioned remedies my sleep was not
sound digestion bad continual feeling OF
misery I now feel like a new man"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
The bowels and liver.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
New Mining Association

III Paso, Texas, Jan. 17.-Represent.
atiyes OF mining interests in Western
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and North
ern Mexico met here today to organize
mining association for the section
named. committee Of citizens OF El
Paso has been actively working up an
interest in the project for month past
and the El Paso Chamber of Commerce
warmly advocates It.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17

Thompson. OF Multnomah-Iofeguiat
.urety companies. 49,,
Whitney-To amend section 3n, uth
lG. chapter 4. .Hill's code.
Misunderstanding for sureties TO b'
released from bonds.
/, Heitkemper-To regulate fees u
instlce Of peace courts.
Orton-To authorize the establishment
and maintenance OF public libraries ana
provide for their control,
senate wednesday Afternoon.
message from the House announced
concurrent resolution for q committeeof Of
FIVE from the Oregon legislature to act
Jointly with like committee from the
! Washington Legislature, TO look into
6sbing industry in Columbia river and
recommend needed legislation Senate
concurred. Also House concurrent reso- |
luton providing for joint committee to
ascertain number reports and documents
needed by different departments. SEN
ate concurred in resolution. l.
President Fulton announced members
ON Joint Investigating committees as fol-
lows:
state Insane Asylum DAILY and Kuy- I
kendall.
state Treasury-Nlays and Morrow.
Secretary Of States ohice-Porter aud
Wade.
State Penitentiary-Hunt and Dim.
ok.
State School Land Funds-Brownell
nd Looney.
Soldiers Home-Nlarsters and John.
ton.
Governors veto Of the bill OF the 1899 |
legislature, providing for tax collector
county. Special order for
ext Wednesday.
Another message bill providing for
he creation Of a state board Of equaliza-
on 10 consist Of the four principal state
ficers. Senator Mulkey, author Of the
III, offered a motion that vote be
ken by the Senate as TO whether the
IN should be enacted Notwithstanding
le objections Of the Governor. In
Ipla alton he stated that the purpose
'oposed to be covered by the bill was
'ovided for by other more iorcible
easures. The vote on Mulkey's mo.
On resulted, - nays, 2 absent
A message from the House announce
the adoption by that body Of an
nendment Of the Constitution, in T,
therein the initiative and
ierendum mode I)f procedure in mat
r. Of legislation. Upon motion Of /.
rownell, Of Clackamas, the Senate con.
Irred in the resolution. The vote stood
ayes nay-Senator Cameron alone ,
ting against the resolution.
Introduction Of sesste Bnls. g
Sieiwer, tO redistrict the state into
Representative districts. ="
Sweek--To prohibit barberine on Sun. u
~. a
lnman--To limit fees Of attorneys in 3,
recloslng mortgages 10 per cent. .;
Sweek-R Regulating operation OF rail.
nyH, liking liabilities Of railroads for !!
IjurieB done employees. IL
Senate j. X. No. 3, by Hunt, OF Multi. "
Imah-PrepOsing an amendment TO .,
elton 2, article 2, Of the Constitution, !"
'Oviding that corporations may be per. ~
cted under the general laws OF the III
ate, but not under special laws, and y,
'oVding for the Offering of amend i,
ents 10 city charters. Referred 10 !"
'mmittee on Judiciary.
Smith, OF Portland AN act
'lating 10 the practice Of dentistry in
Ie State Of OregoR. =,
Mnlkey, oi Polk, authorizing county ~
Ourtf 20 declare unnayiguble streams ve
Ighwuys ior the floating oi logs and XII
.hgr timber. n,
Williamson Amending on hci reiat.
" tu the exemption u. debtor wages VI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17

0thl' hi VINO INV nI lOleuu.I
LuCas County. h
Frank j Cheney makes oath thai he
= senior PARTNER OF the firm ui ~.
Cheney q Lo., i0ing bualnsas iu he
City OF 'ioleio, County and state aiore.
said. AMI thai sail hrm viii nav the
SUM ol Uue Hundred pnllarf iof eacb
nnd avery casr ni Camrrh that canpot
H cnrud hy liie ust nl Hnluf Cstsrrl
Nnrt fGANE T. CUESn.
hNou a. pulurr me- ans aubscrb,i In
n'l presency Tim Htt duy Of December
A. j. le'D. A. ". 6LEAslk.
hhhi Notary Public.
hnN lutnrrh lure ie tltsr internal.
o. and acre directly 01 TIE bl1ll and
mucous surlaoeso oi the system. send ior
Testimonials, free.
r. J. LnfNEY * Co., Toleln. %.
Sold by druggists Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17

tired man who sits
on a pin leaps up
with new energy,
but no one would
say that thi s
energy was evi-
dence of til e
strength giving
power Of a pin.
So with the en-
ergy induced by
liquors. They
only spur the body I
on, but do not
it.
Strength is made
from food prop
erly digested and
a s S M Hate d.
When the storn-
ach is diseased
there is a failure
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17

fuilman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 Ogden
and I'll Paso, and tourist cars 10 Chicago,
81. Louis, New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Frandisco with sew
eral steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. w. w. Skinner agent at Salem
Station, or address
@. ii. MARKHAM, q. p. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
PROCEEDINGS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Routine Acts Of Both Houses
Now in Session.


Speaker Reeder appointed the com
mittee to which shall be referred al
resolutions, ~ follows; Roberts ol
Waco, Harris. Of Lane, and Whitney Of
Linn.
Chairman Storey, Of the committee
on Indian War Veterans, reported, Sem
ate bill No. 10, regarding an approprla'
ton 20 send a committee Of Indian "'r
Veterans to Washington, 10 look after
their interests before congress, and TO
pay their expenses, 10 the House With
an amendment, declaring an emergency
This caused = little debate with we"
Of securing that proper expression Of The
emergency in the bill. Upon motion
Of Dresser, Of NultnOmah, the bill was
parsed TO third reading UNDER a suspen'
sion Of the rules, and placed upon its
dnaI passage. The rules we're suspended
By paacticaly unanimous vote OF the
House, Reavis only voting no, with
Gregg, Grace, Mcqueen, aud Whitney
being absent. 2
Covig moved 70 reconsider vote on
5overnor veto; carried. The bill, with ,,
he veto Of the Governor being again n
before the Houte, the vote resulted IN
he rejection Of the bill, and the Gov =
rnor's veto WAS sustained ii
Mr.. McCracken offered a resolution, n
lr the appointment of committee Of h
vo from the Senate, and three from the :,
Iouse, 10 examine the books Of the n
tate Military Board. with power to u
Dpoint the necessary clerical aid. Read q,
ld referred 10 committee on reso- .
tions. nj
Speaker Reeder announced that all :,
wyers Of Senate and House be- invited ~
meet in room o, In the Capitol with
. State Bar Association, 10 confer .,
Iative to the needs Of the Supreme =,
art.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
BY noFER BRoTHERs.
rHURsDAYJAN. u, 1901.

DAILY One Year, $500 In Advance
Daily -Four Months 81 In Advance
Daiy by Carrier SOC Per Month
Weekly ono Year sl.oo IN Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
WHEN YOU PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY

For ticket Ea I, You naturally and
very properly want 10 20 over the route
that will give You the very best acconlo.
dations at the lowest possible rate.
Hence, you should ask your ticket agent
to make your ticket read via the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
the Excuse

Made by many a man for taking drink
at The bar is that he needs bracer. lie
feels weak, his stomach is "out OF sorts "
and Houor makes him cfeel good" The
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17

Smoke Henry the Fourth
sam. 5, Goldsmith Cigar Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-17
SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co.
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at $40 a. m. 1864 q. m. and
The age-herald., 1901-11-29
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
 AND ELSEWHERE
A Fad of Women.

''Women are famous for exchanging the articles t..ey have just bought said the bright girl "They go to the shops and purchase necktie, say, only after long and due consideration of it, and then when they get home and look at It again. it doesn't exactly suit, so back 1t goes Some of the reasons given for this change of mind, If not of heart are of the queerest, as has already been mentioned on this page.S
 "A most unique instance of the ex- change business was told by woman not long ago to some of her friend. The woman had determined to change the color of her room from turquoise blue to beautiful crimson. It did not take long to find the exact shade of wall paper to suit her fancy and the cover ing for the chairs and her couch were also not difficult to decide upon but when it came to the portiers she wrung her hands. Of course, she found numer- ous crimson ones, but each was such an entirely different shade from the wall paper that there was no possibility of putting them together. However, this difficulty was at last adjusted, and the weary maiden, heartily tired of every shade and tint of red gave sigh of re- lief and satisfaction.
 Now, when have my new kimono I will be perfectly happy she said to a friend. It's not to be an expensive. ki- mono. Cor I only want 1t to put on at odd moments but it's going to be pretty
 ''she paid s6 for the material, never theless. Tt is just what I wanted she declared when she saw 1t in the shop. and the shade will match my couch cover precisely.
 But when she looked at the material at home and put 1t on the couch the tints fought so fercely that she hastily wrapped it up again. The next day 1t was taken back and exchanged. It was im- possible to match the crimson her room was dressed in. and so she contented her self with a sweet shade of old rose.
 "Of course, the colors were impossible together. but she consoled herself by saying that she need not be on the couch when she had on negligee, and since one of the chairs in her room was a wicker rocker she could, always sit in that.
 "IIer reason for the exchange was not perhaps very good It wouldn't have satisfied the saleswoman who waited on her. but it was at least better than be cause.'"