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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
Desert Land
Contracts

Tie state Land Board has been busy
for several days considering the de-
mands for action under the Carey law
and the desert land act OF the last legis'
lature, under which desert land pros
pectors are proposing totake up large
holdings and redeem them by irrigation
syst
The state Law was gotten through hur-
riedly, passing both houses in a rush.
in one house being read three times
and passed the same day and not vote
against IL in the legislature, yet it will
create.a lien on every foot Of land that is
taken up under ii.
The state law provides that any per-
son or company desiring to reclaim de-
sert land eau enter into q contract with
the state land board by which this lien
is created for all actual aud necessary
expense incurred for establishing irriga.
tion systems, and interest on the capital
required. The Carsy law limits this to
actual cost while the act Of the legis-
lature allows estimated costs to be in
cluded 10 tie basis for a lien. The state
board have used great delibera.ion in
drawing a contract under which the
state will not become liable, and in some
respects prefer to follow the act Of con-
gress to the language Of the state law.
The revised contract which they will
submit to the desert land prospectors
is quite different from that proposed to
the state board but they believe it will
be accepted.
Application for the reclamation Of
Eastern Oregon arid lands, in accord
ance with the Carey and state desert
land acts, has been made to the State
Board, as follows:
Portland Company, w. +. Burke,
president.
John f. Matthews and others.
Dewitt @, Brownell and others.
Wright Point Improvement Company.
Little Descbutes Irrigation Company.
Deschutes Reclamation and Irrigation
Company.
Harney Valley improvement Com
pany.
Pilot Butte Improvement Company.
Oregon Development Company.
In each case a survey has been made
and list Of lands embraced in the APP
plication has been forwarded TO the
United States Land office to have strick-
en- out such as are exempt. Each Of
the above applications includes large
tracts and in addition, 81 other applica-
tions have been made to the Board, by
individuals, each application including
from one to five or six sections. The
largest tract covers over eighty thous-
and acres.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
ACCUSED
OF PETIT.
LARCENCY
Harry Young Demands a
Trial By Jury.

A man named Harry Young was ar
rested for larceny Sunday. He rented a
room over the George Bros. White Hous,
restaurant last Thursday night. On
Friday morning he did not leave hiI
room until about ten O'Clock. after
everyone else had gone. He then entered
the room OF Charles Wiseman lust
across the ball aud helped himself 10
nearly every small article in sight. lie
took = suit OF clothes, brush, a razor
and gold watch chain.
A complaint was 6led against Young
Saturday morning and he was arrested
Sunday night, The coat and vest he had
sold at the Shanlz second hand stor.
and the razor he tried 10 sell at Long
cores, bat they would not buy IT,
Wien arrested he was soaring the
watch chain He has never been seen
around here before.
When asked by Chief Of Police Gibson
how he would plead in the mattsr
Young demanded a jury trial.
Mr.. Wisemsn, from whom the articles
we're stolen is employed by T. O. Cross
In his meat caring hou e
The trial was set for four O'Clock
There Is no doubt as TO the outcome of
the matter as there is a clear clse against
Young.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
SALEM
MINISTERS
OPPOSE
Holding Political Meetings at
the W. C. T. U. Headquart,
erS,

Some of the ladies Of the Salem w. O..
T. U. asked the Salem Ministerial Union
to give some expression on the propriety
Of holding Socialist and other political
meetings at the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union ball on Court street.
The subject was taken upand discussed
at the regular Monday morning session,
The ministers decided as they had
not been consulted about holding any
such meeting at the Temperance Ladies
headquarters, they would leave 1t to
the ladies to take such action as they
saw fit.
The speakers we're unanimous in
agreeing that such gatherings were not
on the Gospel lines that the w, G. T. U.
we're working on. Rev. Parsons, Of the
First NJ, E. church, thought that If the
w. @. T. U. attend thoroughly to tenn
perance educational work it would havo
its hands full. The ministers present
were decidedly opposed to any political
meetings under the banner Of temper
ance Women's work.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
The Oregon
Supreme Court

Moore. J -Feller V. Gates; Marion
Co affirmed, State Y. Colestock Wash
ington Co. affirmed.
WolyeFton, J.-Brandt v. Brandt
Lane Co, modified. Stone '. Ladd,
Multnomah Co. affirmed.
Motion to dismiss in Small v. LUZ,
denied. Opinion by Bean, @ J.
Petition for rohearing in Pacific Ex-
port Lbr. Co. Y. Prescott, oyerruled,
Opinion by Moore, j.
Petitions Tor rehearlng were denied m
Watson v Columbia River l.. & +. 90.
GARNER v. Wheeler. No opinions,
The Marion county case la which the
Supreme court affirmed the decision OF
the circuit court Ia one OF an unusual
nature. The parties are Francis Fe ler,
prominent citizen OF Butteyills, now
in London as representative
Of tho Oregon hop growers, and
John IL. Gates now Ia the peni-
'entiary for forging II. w. Cor
belts name. Some years ago Cat, .
Was constable at Woodburn and
an action was brought against Fsllor
In the iuv,ice court, resulting In
a Judgment against Feller In the sum OF
tl26,A0, When Gates went TO attach
some OF Feller's property to satisiy tho
judgment, Feller proposed to him that
he did not make the attachment as he
was going TO appeal the case,
aud TO secure him against
any hoes he gave Gates the sum of the
Judgment, which was not, however, to
be applied ON the Judgment. lie ap-
pealed 20 the circuit court aud the de.
cision OF the lower court was reversed.
Mr., Feller then called ON the constable
for hia money, but Gates had spent H. aud
Feller sued hia bondsmen, W. Coalsy
and l. w. Gulse, 20 recover the sum.
The circuit court held that they were
no, responsible, as the conetable VAS
not acting la his ttlicial capacity when
he received the money. This opinion
ls affirmed by the supreme court.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
MODOC
COUNTY
COURTS
Are Scenes of Bullying and
Abuse.

Below we give sample Of the many
disgrsceiul court Fcenes that are witness
cd daily in the Superior Court of Modo
county; scenes that would not be tolera.
ted in any justice court in the land, anC
are surely beneath the dignity of a su
perior Court says the Gold Hill News
II seems that John Hutton,a witness fo
the state was on tie witness stand and
under cross examination by l. Raker
one Of the defendant w Brown, when
an all around row between the Judge
on the bench and the attorneys was pre-
cipitated, the same being reported by
the Plai ndealer as follows:
Examination OF witnesses continued
no further, for at this point the most
spectacular row that has disgraced
Modoc county's court house commenced,
and It was only through the presence Of
mind of Sheriff Street that one more
page:oi bloody history lie not to he added
10 Modoc's already bad record. Attor
ney Raker has during the whole trial,
aS has everybody else in Alturas re-
ierred to Dan'l Miller as Danny Miller
and as Posts body guard. During his
examination OF HuttoD' he repeatedly
asked questions relating..to Miller and
things which have occurred since Mill
er's arrival here, and referred to MIN as
Danny Miller. General Post at last
Jumped to his feet exclaimed, "Raker
you are speaking Of aperson who 10 in
every way superior TO yourself, and say.
Ing what you would not dare TO say
outside OF this court room. You would
not dare TO insult Dan Miller II you
we're outside" Raker replied;"1 am not
insulting DannyMiller, he could never be
insulted and would say 1t to him out
SIDE assoon az anywhere else. What
right has he to 20 around here carrying
glnsp He can't intimidate me-"
Miller was by this time shaking his
head and Raker said, ooh YOU needn't
shake your head at me, am not afraid
Of you"
Miller then jumped to his feet and
drawing his gun exclaimed II will
meet YOU anywhere" Raker jumped
back aud Sheriff Street jumped in be-
tween tfe two men, and grabbed Raker
around the neck, The court room was
filled with women AMI they began to
scream and run to the door. Court
demanded Sher Fl to remove Raker from
the court room and no vas COM
pelled to use force In obeying
the order. RIker calling at the
top Of his voice "Ile reached for his
"a aud | commanded YOU as sheriff Of
this county 10 search him Court then
politely asked Miller 10 leave the court
room which he did. After putting Baker
out, sheriff Street came back and said,
This man Miller has caused enough
trouble here and am going to tind out
Il he has any authority to carry arms. "
HE words were greeted with loud
cheers. Judge Harrington said, ''Ii You
make such remark as that again, will
have you in jail yourself" Affair ended
here by court adjournment.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
Famous Winter Resorts.

A winter trip to Southern California
and Arizona via the famous Shasta
Route is one never TO be forgotten. Re
newed acquaintance with this eection
will ever develop fresh points Of interest
and added sources of enjoyment under
its sunny skies, in the variety Of inter
ests and added industries, and it's pro-
idc vegetation and among its number.
less resorts Of mountain, shore, valley
and plain.
Two trains lesve ortand daily, morn-
ing and evening, for California These
trains are equipped with the must i'm
proved pattern oi standard aud tourist
sleeping cars, and the low rates place
ths trip in reach OF ALL
For illuptrated guides Of CaIiiornia
and Arizona winter resorts, address
r. h. MILLER,
Gen'l PAss'r. Ageul, iUr,lauI,
ll7tt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
SUITS
OVER
INTEREST
Alleged to be Due Phil Met
Schan on State Funds.
Loaned by Him as State
Treasurer to the Williams
and England Bank.

The trial Of the frst Of the suits
brought TO restrain payment Of interest
on state funds loaned by State Treasurer
Metscban 70 the Williams & England
bank, was begun on Monday afternoon
before Judge Boise.
The books OF the bank in the bands oI
the receiver we're introduced as testimo-
ny.
Among the witnesses are Edmond O.
and B. F. Giltner, for many years en-
ployed at the State house, ex-Mayor
Geo. II. Williams Of Portland, one Of the
managers Of the bank, ex City Treasurer
T. j. SwaGord, and others.
II is expected that some information
Of great interest TO the people Of the
state will be elected.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
Death at Salem HOSPITAL.

Miss Belle Johuson Of Macleay died al
The salem Hospital on Sunday, January
20. She has been living in this city for
some time, but became i'll and went to
the hospital for treatment. Before COM
ing to Salem che had an attack Of fever
which resulted IN heart trouble which
caused her death. She was II years of
age.
Deceased was a daughter OF Mr.. and
and Mrs. August f. Johnson, who live
north Of Macleay. The funeral will be
held from the Seventeenth Street Evan
gellcal church, Tuesday, at 2 p. M, Rev.
Shupp officiating.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
In Olden Times

People overlooked the importane, o,
permanently beneficial effects aud We're
satisfied with transient action; but now
that Il Is generally known that Syrun a
Figs will permanently overcome habit
uai constipation well-iniormed people
will nct buy other lsxalives, whirb ~,
Tor time, but dnally injare the system
hay the genuine, made ~ the Calilo1-
MIA Fig syrup Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
A Prominent Chicago Woman speaks.

Prof, Roxa Tyler, OF Chicago, Vice,
President Illinois Woman's Alliance, IN
speaking OF Chamherlain's Cough REM
edy, says; 81 suffered with a severe
cold this winter which threatened "a
run into pneumonia ] tried different
remedies, bat SEEMED 10 grow wOree
aud the medicine upset my stomach. A
friend advised me 60 Try Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy aud found ID was pleas
ant 90 take aud Il relieved me At once. /
an nov entirely recovered. sAved = doc.
tors bill, time aud suffering, and will
never be wllhOat this splendid medicine
again,' For aale BY De- Stones Drug
Stores.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
Taking Care
of the Poor

Chief OF Police Gibson furnished beds
for eight hobos at the city hall SUNDAY
night While the snow and freezing
weather continues the night police are
instructed b take all hobos In for bed,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
Handkerchlefs

Sc ones now &c each l2JEc and
l6c ones now lie each. Tbose at
6c are made Of hne lawn and very
dainiily trimmed with new laces
and footings.
Those at lie are OF very fine
lawns; some trimmed with pretty
laces and inseftionsi others plain
hemstitched
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
A Card

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Beckner Of Clear
Lake, wish TO thank their friends and
neighbors for all the acts OF kindness
shown during the illness and death Of
the late j. b. Beckner.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
STANDARD Sewing
Machines.
WHITE SEWING MACHINES

Two OF the best machines in tbe world
We have the Standard in the rotsS,
shuttle, and the White in both vibrs,'
ing and rotary shuttles. Tbere AZ,
more up'to date features on these mo
enlnes than on any others You'll 6nd
features that are not "Teaky - and
mat are ume-sayers for the operator
The rotary machines sew lss,sr ~
easier make less noise, tobbins boiI
more thread than any other mscbioa 'iO..'
Zone aud zee Tor yourself Ne bsva /.
comfortable sa'esroom separate irnn' ~ = :
main hoob which makes il plsssnTa 'ue ile
one to look over the machines mr.. .,io io'
Cheaper machines from Az IN o.. r.
some OF the Eastern mail or1sr ~ 'o'
ray you to see these il you're bsliiD liiiGl,5s, ~,
s nlood Tor ordering East Tbsse - n.,-s ,l'e
rom rom sears RoebUek 4 Co, and Won ,alne n,''
~ your own Judge A h su ~
quality, compared With onr owO tne
more. ~ "u' traction
,hI"s. Needles and oil and parts for all ma
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
Native Daughters

q, lhete viii be a meeting OF EHzabetb
l,ne's'on-odell CABIN, Native Daughters
G .. ofsgon, Tuesday evening". Janusyv
-oth Important bushes. All membsr,
requested 10 attend, 10 o. ,S's 20
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
Grand Opera House
JOHN ,. cORDRAY. Aanaser
THE CARPENTER CO

The pNnagemsnt OF the Grand Opera
House announce a play Of eviable reputa
ton a. an entertainer at bargain rates"
Tue presentation Of . spectacular melo-
drams, an originsl creation smbelllshed
with special SeenicAl effects Of a present.
ioas sort and commanding an unusually
large cast Of well'knoWn players Al
popular prices, will prove something Of
a novelty and ought 10 an Manager
ooFdTay's popular playhouse 20 the doors
The piece will Be- sssR hers next Friday
night,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27

D. e. HButslnEsr. Funeral Director. lO7 state
Street, PhoGe Red 2423. Salem oregon. Resi-
denee 800 Court. Phone Black 2lsl.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
Advance shoWiDgoi
1902 Wash Goods

Too early TO talk Wash tOOde.
Seems 90, doesn't it2 But there
10 a Tea.on for such an unreason.
able announcement. The first
importation OF foreign Wash Fab
rics has arrived. They weu
bought not TO store, but to cell.
You have the advantage OF
choosing from practically exolua.
I've novelties, as duplication 10
we'll nigh impossible.
There's the pretty new ChailleB,
the 1902 Zephyrs tho swell Ba-
tistea, Lawns, Dimitise, etc.
Then the Wash Silks are here
IN abrndance--preitier styles for
nineieen-naught.two than ever
before. See them,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
The EmbrOideries

Never so pretty. Never so
cheap We've had a great deal 20
say concerning those at5Jfc, i1fc
and 1870. You'll End no prettier
patterns anywhere At twice the
price. They we're bought especi-
ally for this sale Of White. Hum
dreds Of yards were cold last week,
hnt there's still heaps Of them.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
v lai Sha We Rays Tor n.,.,,, i,

Ihls Question arises In the family
Sset@ 1aS. Let us answer Il tsdsv
tsy Jeii'o, q delicious and heaItbS,,i
dessert; Prepared In two mlnn,e.
20 ooillnsl no bakingl simply Sds
oolllnS water and set 70 eooI Fss 80
sorss--Lemon. Orange. Raspberrv "a
straw berry, Get a package al vosr @
grocer's today. 10 ets. Jour
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
Linen Towels l4c each

There's a few Of this lot left.
The regular price is zoe each.
Extra eise and hno quality.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD


chickens packages
and rs
THE WONDERFUL EGG production
eggs has given INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD" wonderful reputation
throughout We
winter summer without showing eggs You do not have
nee the 1000 at an extra because will
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
n yard

Cambria and Nainsook EdgIngs
up 10 10 0 inches; insertions up 70
3 Inches. Many patterns and all
Of them froeh and Feasonable.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27

AROUND THE STORE.
FURS AT HALF PRICE.
CLOAKs REDUCED y.
SUITS REDUCED "a.
SALE OF KNIrUNDERW EAR
White party Fane Reduced.
Sale Of White Neckwear.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
NEW TO-DAY.

WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Inquire at third cottage north
OF Lincoln school building on South
High Street l.27 "a
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
s 1.2c ayard

Cambric and Nalnsook Edgings
up 70 ~ inches wide; Insertions
MP 10 ~ inches, in pretty pat
terms that generally cost l0c = yd.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
10 k2c a yard

Edglngs mp to7 inches; inser-
tions up 10 4 inchea. Fine Cam.
brlcs and NainsookB worth In the
regular way, 25o . yard.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27

FOR SALE-COW with twin calves
Flrst'class animal in every respect.
will sell at bargain. Mrs. Mary
Schmid, Turner roaI. / 27 3ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27

FOUND-Tsmpa kid glove (color black
Tor right hand. Owner may have
same by calling at this office and pa, -
ing for this notice. 81 "a
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27
UndermnsIinS.

A chance 10 save. Lively sell
ing in this department. And why
not.
Every garment has been re-
duced in price. They're all iresh
and new and are made in clean,
healtliul, we'll ventilated factor
les. The laces and embroideries
are all 1909 patterns and the gar.
ments themselves are made in the
very best manner. You will save
by buying now.
White Shirts
~ w WE bs.s.. .s...s,.ss o.. SOC
Z rs ONE. ....... .... 43c
8 80 ONE ................37c
Thrpe great offera from ,,ur Mana
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27

AhlNN kIthh NiAtIh lNbH OuI Nltn
Furnishing Department.
88 cent ones
This Ia the beet dollar shirt in
the country. Fine linen bosom
body OF Wamsutta muslin. The
workmanship such 80 you seldom
get ont OF special order work. All
sizes and sleeve lengths.
43 cent ones
There's only few Of these left.
Linen bosom and good muslin
body. Latest style neck band.
Worth 70 cents.
81 cent ones
These are unlaundered and are
regular Soc sellers. Re.enforced
front and back seems are all
double sewed, with gnssetSd and
continuous facing; split neckband
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-27

uuctlng It's cost. One extra egg per
month will Pay the entire cost of
feeding and II often more than
double the supply 1t contains no
poisonous or injurious ingredients;
has very superior merits.
II Gives a Glossy PlUmage
Il prevents sickness, promotes good
health, causes young chicks to grow
very rapidly nvigorates the digestive
organs, supplies material for bones,
muscle and feathers, ann is very
ben fetal during mouIting season.
Il in'igorates the egg producer o.
gans and hens will lay more in longer
1t viii prepare your chickens for the
market more rapidly than any other
pr paratiou aud has been uscd Tor
years BY prominent chicken breeders.
Remarkable Cash Guarantee
a. -.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-14

starring venture signed Harris He i'm
mediaely stipulated that circumstances should
she appear in Washington popular prices
or any other house engagement naturally
detrimental to stellar high prices fall
Accordingly the week at Chase's Theatre March
spring engagement viii be played in this city
the early part OF viii appear ul-ledged
star al either the National the Columbia presenting
Royal FAMILY Miss Haswell's
r I'VE years and she viii be Of the early attractions az
MS Ne" YORK theatre the Hudson Theatre building Mr.
Harris is said TO have additional plays for
Miss HasweI
The professional advance Marcia Dresser
playing the title in Otis SINNERS production
been rapid This is only her fifth season the stage
Light opera the first field chosen
her initial appearance with The
Jessie Bartlett Davis Her rich
enon and IN her second season she good
with Alice Nielsen in The he
company accept offer AugusJin DAILY succeeding
Blanche Bates Countess The Great Ruby"
Later IN the season she assumed with role
Lady Garrett when Miss Rehan left Europe.
The following Miss to the
played with Viola Allen In the King
which she created the
ing OF this part determined Mr. Skinner
sumo the role OF Francesca
One OF the important plays which up for an
early production next depicting York
life in its most sensational LIE
and IS the product OF Arson Pond who
TO have spent several years on Life %
and TO have followed Cecil Raleghs English meodFamatic
model very closely OF affair
with noreand undoubtedly better-painted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-14
WHAT ONE MAY.DO WITHOUT.
By CHRISTIAN TERHUNE HERRICK.

is great thing to know what without
saving they de
When ones mind needless things
collects II
would probably s
does not need but
the
only odds a IS 4
happiness fund
oneself the
only this that small Sometimes the
charity is
/ now the sum-
There o
that while il would be delightful
like
longs purchase this
cheap but she
There things
10
the flowers that spell happiness
70
Il
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-14

EngIs -agedan. William Creswick, with spent
leading Subsequent this engagement
the principal support
Scott Siddons. Eloise Juno. and Margaret Knight
twelve years Dugan occupied position
in Australian thearca and during this period
himself wholly the legitimate drama His engage
ment in Melbourne under the Williamson
MUsgrOye, the Frohuans Durgans great
est have Hamlet Macbeth, Shyloc
The Merchant of Venice" His ensive knowledge Of
Shakespeare has been confined Interpretation
poets characters He occupies conspicuous position
lecture field and has appeared that capacity both
country abroad.
MorOscOs Theatre Francisco
ar positions followed the Burbank Theatre Angeles
and with the Hopkins stock company in Nashville.
Edward McWade, the author Of Winchester
cred that what che
ing excuses would be Of little any schooIboy.
rehearsiug Winchester just before starting out
this the soUbrette the company Up day
hate Having offended before. Mr.. determined
make an example OF her before the whole company
she appeared day he asked with
tenderness Of buzzsaw- Miss B. you that YOU
a day late2 What excuse have YOU to 0Her?"
tmdly.
Bring what" Numbered author thinking he was be-
ing trfed with
My excuse Mcwade, I left it at home You see
got married YESTERDAY but didn't think you
my husband"
we win proceed with rehearsal said Mr. Mewade
somehow feeling though he hadn't progress as
a manager.
Washington is be visited by number of women
stars Mrs. Patrick Campbell Maude Adams Ethel Barry
more and Mary Mannering all headed Capital
and are scheduled &c arrive within the month.