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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-07

Another result Of the closing Of the sa-
looms was the attempt OF various dry
goods and hardware stores 20 supply the
loud demands Of the thirsty. A factory
at 385 Broome Street was visited BY sew
eral detectives, who seized a quart Of
whisky. which they asserted hal been
poured into a bottle from n demij John
carried by Frozen Friedman. Several other
cases of walking saloons were reported
Up on the West Side a patrolman could
discover no excise violation. and was re-
turning TO the West Tooth Street station
much discomfOrted When he saw that
Abraham Applebaum. the proprietor OF a
clothing store at $50 Columbus Avenue.
had his store open for business Hasten
ing IT, the patrolman purchased Q pai- OF
gloves and before Applebaum could rins
the purchase on the cash register tri-
gmphantly hauled him OF 10 the station
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-07

Another source Of some merriment was
the arrest Of a bartender in O'NeiHs
oyster house. at Twenty-second Street and
sixth Avenue When asked his name
the prisoner threw back his head ana
murmurcd a string OF soft Italian syila-
bles.
''SpeU It," said the sergeant gruffy.
"G-h-o-i-z-z-i-X-e-r-n-d-o-s-i-u-s. ." said
the prisoner.
Say, on the level. Is that ALE" asked
sergeant, IN surprise.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-07

A striking evidence OF the tightEess OF
the town was the fact that nearly ali the
saloons exposed their bars. The result
was that the windows we're constantly
crowded with bystaudeTs. who gazed with
wonder into the clearly arranged int
riOrs and waited for some sign Of lie
But in most cases this did not come. Oae
man became so enraged al being shut out
CT the saloon which had sheltered him
an almost endless number OF Sundays that
he kicked IN the panel CO the door. An
other was seen by the reporter TO climb
up on tire window sill and stare wonder
ingly into the empty saloon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-07

There were few blind tigers" in op-
Grafton. too This is a simple. effective
method o. supplying liquor without offer
Ing any opportunity -or observation The
scheme is worked in thu fashion; Al
opening is cut in the wall ara a board is
placed On a pivot 50 that DO can swing in
and out through the aperture The ems
toner shouts his order through the hole
the hoard swings in. and then it swings
back laden with frs burden OF happiness
II reminds enc Of the operations Of the
geaH. but il has the Limitation Cf work
ing slOwIy-a great Limitation yesterday.
tinues. enterprising purreyors viii prob
ably have a few dozen OF these apertuTes
cut in the wall. and the business viii be
done with much greater expedition.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
Marion County
Probate Court

A petition has been filed for letters o
administration to be issued to John
Patterson, sr in the matter of the estate
OF Harriet Patterson, deceased. The said
estate is in Marion County and is valued
at t250O, consisting OF real land personal
property. The heirs OF the deceased are
John Patterson, SRI shusband, Mrs Annie
KrigbAum OF Garfield, Mrs. Estella
Mason, OF Portland, and John Patter.
son, Jr of Salem. Bonham d Martin are
attorneys for the case.
G.. A. Fishburn, as administrator of
the estate of Joseph Fishburn, deceased,
has filed a petition for an order en-
powering him to compromise a juig.
ment In a tase in the circuit court for
Polk county. The case is entitled JOS.
eph Fishburn versus A. q. Roberts. ct
ux, and the judgment was Tor
t232.29 with interest in favor of the
Plsintiif, The matter is compromised
Tor fl2O,as that sum is all that can be- Sc.
cured from the defendants.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
A Shooting
at DeSChuteS

Word reached this city last Wednes.
day evening that a shooting scrape had
taken place on the Deschutes, near the
Aldridge place, in which Lee Caldwell
shot VIM. Vandevert. We understand
that no third party saw the shooting
and the story Of each is different from
the other. We think that we tell the
truth when we say that the best
OF feeling has not prevailed be
tween these parties for como time and
that they met in the road, both on
horseback, and the result in that Van
devert received a wound in the upper
part Of the thigh and the bullet ranged
upward. DR.. Hyd3 happened to be in
that part Of the country at the time and
was called and we understand he could
not locate the bullet. Vandevert is in a
critical condition. Caldwell came down
Wednesday MI ht and gave himself up
TO the sheriff.-Prineyille Review.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
Land Loan MAY
Be Recalled

The state school land board had the
lines run out In the tract OF land owned
by II. A. johnson and said TO contain
432S acres and the county Surveyor. b.
u. Herrick, makes affidavit that the
metes aud bounds set forth in the ap.
pication for the loan include only 81. 2s
acres, The board will notify Mr John.
son that there is not sufficient land to
juttiiy the loan aud the loan will be re
called or MIR. johnson will offer further
security 10 justify the loan, Two mem.
bers OF the school land board are out OF
the city and NJ action has yet been
taken In the matter There is no evi-
dence OF any intentional fraud on the
part OF MIR. Johnson or the school land
hoard and no effort is being made TO
conceal anything connected with the
matter, The indications are that MIR
Johnson will be asked to put up more
security or the loan win be- recalled.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
Joel Chandler Harris.

The Literary Era OF Philadelphia, now
called simply The Era, begins volume o
with what promises 10 be the treat OF
the year-JOel Chandler uarris's Cab
riel Tolliyer," Il is his first elaborate
undertaking since he quit newspapering.
and be says OF il, that, while it is not an
autobiography, he has put himself into
II In the unreseryed way. Toe first
chapter is rich with the peculiar humor
OF the author OF Unole Remus, Bre'r
Rabbit, and Uncle Aaron. The new
story will be tull of ehildliie, OF the un-
obtrusiye kind Of negro life that Harris
so we'll eau depict, Over it all the
glamour OF his semi.reAl, semi-fairy art
that he has now no living equal in de-
pieting. The publishers of The Era
Messrs. Henry +, Coates 4 Co., are 10
be congratulated, as we'll as the public
In getting hold Of, something truly
readable. Trade supplied by Patton
Bros, newslsalers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
STATE
MAY YET
RECOVER
On Reform School Insurance
Policy.
First Held Not TO Cover Ad'
joining Building.

Members Of the State Board OF Edu-
cation are hopeful of yet realizing on
the $22 900 insurance loss on the indus
trial building, resulting from the recent
fire at that institution. The conclusion
OF the insurance company that the in
dustrial building was not covered by the
policy aud the subsequent opinion OF the
Attorney General in support thereof,
are claimed to have been reached upon
an insufficient knowledge of the facts.
Superintendent Bickers says il has been
discovered, upon looking into the mat.
ter, that the insurance policy covered
the four-story brick Uncovered building
and apartments "adioining and commu-
nicating there with. The Board con.
tends that inasmuch as the industrial
building existed at the time the policy
was written, then it must be covered by
the policy. The controversy over the
insurance money has not ended but the
members of the Board feel confident
they will be reimbursed for the loss
resulting from the fire. A similar pol
icy enabled the Salem FIGURING Mills
Company to recover on adjoining build
ings. Superintendent Bickers says the
achool has recovered from the confusion
incident to the fire and is again running
smoothly. The industrial departments
which were rendered homeless by the
dre, have been installed in wooden build.
ings until better quarters can be
provided.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
Remarks BY
a Professional

Yesterday Andre Benoist, solo pianist
aud pianist in the Collamanni-R Repetto
Grand Opera Company every one Of
whom are in the top row in their pro-
fessionsl made the remark IN Geo. @.
wits music store to other members OF
the company, while trying the Steinway
Grand Piano TO see II suitable for use,
aud which was usei last evening, that
some dealers not representing the Stein
way Piano try TO make him bslisve that
some other pianos are just as good, and
the difference is only in name. Striking
the keys separately and playing for them
he showed that the pure, clear tone Of
the steinway was in no other make OF
piano, IL was also very plain TO the
audience last night when he left the
s'el7way and played ON the piano in the
orchestra.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
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 section
Will ever develop fresh points of interest
ana added sources OF enjoyment under
its sunny skies, in the variety of inter
ests and added industries, and it's pro-
lihc vegetation and among it's number.
less reeorts OF mountain, shore, valley
and plain.
Two trains leave Portland daily, morn.
ing and evening, for California. These
trains are equipped with the most i'm
proved pattern OF standard and tourist
sleeping cars, and the low rates place
the trip in reach of all.
FOR illustrated guides of California
and Arizona winter resorts, address
c r. B. MILLER,
Gen'l Pass'r. Agent, Portland,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
Salem Indian
School Affairs

X, Lucas has been arrested in Seattle
lie recently absconded from the Chem
ava Indian training school with 500,
which was turned over 10 him by con-
tractors Hugh and VHnPatten, for the
purpose Of paying the men working un
der him on the stone work OF one OF the
new buildings at the school. but few
days after he left here, II vas learned
that he was in Seattle, but the authori-
tlea could not at once locate him. Fri
day he was discovered again, working ~
= stone mason under an assumed name,
and arrested
Chief Of Police Gibson will send
special officer 10 seattle for Luoas.
Mr.. Lucas was quite we'll known In
this city. lie worked at hrston the new
poslOiiice building then accepted the
contract at ChemawA, His wife ia now
al Lebanon visiting her parents.
Three employees OF the Salem Indian
school have resigned during the past few
days. They are I. Nj. Thompson, shoe
and harness maker Of the school Mrs,
T. I. Adair, assistant matron, aud Miss
Juniata Lauiman, seamstress. Mr..
rhompson's reason for retiring was poor
health.
Mira Adair and Mise I.animan are 90
ing 10 Dee MOines, Iowa, where they will
take a course In Osteopathy, and dc
themselves Tor the practice OF that pro
ession.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
DAVIES
FEET
FROZEN
Stranger Suffers Terribly
Near Detroit.

Ed. Dawes, stranger. went to Mil
City week or more ago to secure work.
When he arrived there he could not get
suitable employment and went on up to
Detroit, says the Albany Herald. Al
that place he Gays man told him that
there was town about 40 miles up the
road where he could get plenty tf work.
lie started out on foot without food or
blankets and was gone for five days.
When he returned to Detroit he wac in
half dazcd condition and nearly fam
ished.
He tells a tale Of hardship and want
that few men would have survived. He
says he went to independence Prairie
and from there took a trail back in the
mountains until he reached a lake, pro-
badly Marion lake. There he was so
overcome with hunger and cold that he
fell down in the snow and slept, be does
not know how long. He was out Of his
mind hut managed TO wander around
and finally returned to Independence
Prairie and from there to Detroit.
He was brought to this city last night
and lie at the Depot Hotel. He was
without funds or acquaintance but Dr.
Davis was called to attend him. He
found that the mans feet were badly
frozen and 1t will be necessary to ampu.
ate the toes on one foot aud perhaps on
both. II is strange that a resident Of
Detroit would direct stranger into the
this time of year and go
'rossly misrepresent the facts about
ity being located back in the wll derness
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
ARM
BADLY
MANGLED
Another Serious Mill Acct
dent.

A terrible accident occurred at the
Booth 4 Kelly mills at Vending one
day last week. MIR. Carol Jacobson who
was running the gang edger had the mis-
fortune to get his hand.caught In the saw.
The third finger was taken off and the
saw followed mp the forearm almost TO
the elbow. He was taken TO the hospit-
al at Eugene and Drs. Kuykendal and
Paine dressed the wound, taking
out the third finger and all the bones Of
tho wrist and about hall the bones OF
the forearm. At last reports he was
getting along nicely and will probably
recover the use Of his hand, though II
will never be strong. The boys In the
camp where the accident occurred made
up the sum of ,3a0 aud sent along with
him when he was taken TO the hospital.
We understand that Mr.. Booth has
offered TO put the unfortunate man
through business college as soon as he
gets able to attend. Cottage Grove
Leader.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
Young Peoples Society.


NORM High street young people have
been Tor some time laboring under the
d'a dvsntage OF not having the proper
or needed opportunities for mind deyel.
opment aud on Friday eve. few of them
met At the home Of A. l.. Mof6tt
the result of which Was the forming Of a
lonng Peoples Club with the following
officers;
President, Miss Mary Hetrick Secre.
lary, Lee Davis; Treasurer, Miss Tressa
Moiltt.
lhe meetings are eaeh Friday even
lng aud will be devoted 10 reading. rae
tatlons, music, and games and What.
may seem OF profit to mlnd cultnle'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
You VIII Find

II you study the history Of successful
merchants that two things are essential
TO success In business-good business
methods and newspaper advertising.
Each PLAYS its own importan, part
but you cannot build the structure
righlly with either alone. one doye.ail
into the other and makes perfection.
Newspaper advertising will help you
o a. greater business through a wider
acquaintance, IL gives the merchant
entree TO the homes Of all IFS readers.
The dealer who fails 10 use the beet
newspaper has failed 10 grasp his op.
poFtunites. lie will Ia the end put his
hand into hie own pocketan pay Tor the
mistake.
Try an ad Ia the Enlarged JOURNAL
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
MARION
COUNTY
EXPERTS
Get Moved Too Near Door
and Stove.

The work OF the experts at the Ma
rion county court house has again been
interrupted, but the difficulty this time
may prove Of only temporary nature.
When Expert Buchanan and assistant
reached the sheriff's Office this morning,
they discovered that their table and the
books upon which they had been work
ing the preceding day, had been re-
moved from the accustomed place in
that department and stationed directly
in front OF the main entrance TO the Of
CO and uncomlortably close 10 the stoSe.
Owing to the great confusion that would
result in the constant interruption from
visitors to the Office and the unpleasant
climatic conditions generally, II was de-
cided, after a consultation with Judge
Scott, to abandon the work for the day
with he intention OF resuming the ex-
porting again Monday morning
Expert Clark the other member Of the
firm, is now at Enterprise, Eastern Ore
gon, whore he has the contract for writ
ing up the records of that county since
1886. The general condition Of that
county, financially, is reported to he In
deplorabIe state, Indicating much |
crooked work on the part Of former ofIi
GERS. An ex-sherlff is reported 10 be
several thousand dollars short in his ac-
counts and warrants are being presented
Tor payment daily, that were supposed
10 have been issued and redeemed un.
lera previous administration Under
these conditions the taxpayers OF that
county reached the conclusion that an
investigation Of their official records
Ihould be made, and have contracted for
he same.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
Mr.. Elmer King

Who lives near Lewisburg. IA miles east
OF Salem IN the red hills, concluded
some time ago that he bad followed a
walking plOw about ~ long as he cared
10, and desiring 10 hnd = sulky pillow
that would ooonr Ia the famous "red
hillsn land, Was confronted with the old
argument that nothing but chilled
plow would work In the hills" MIR.
King, however, ~ not % welded 10 old
theOFiee that he IL afraid 10 at least
give any good implement fair trial.
Saturday he took out Que OF our Mo-
line "high lilt Biamark' sulky plows,
lifted with l6-ineh steel bottom. This
Il likely the only steel plow that 10 In
use within cannon shot Of the place and
of course We are naturally Interested la
eoesna ID succeed How we'll ID cue.
ceoded is best ntleated by the fact that
Mr.. King Was % we'll pleased that he
decided az once upon keeping 10. this al
tor be had made tests and comparisons
with the chilled pillow Ia the same aeld
at the same time.
Mr.. King Il saiiahed, aud is only doing
chat the progressive FARMERS all over
the valley are doing, buying sulky aud
gang pl0wa aud thus placing themselves
n = measure Independent Of tho
weather.
Wss
This particular plOW is known a. the
"high lili," aa the plow beam rises
straight up, aud Ia action the liit lever
rune loose, 40 that la case tho plow
strikes an obstruction, ID rAieea Of lie
own accord. aud settles back into the
lufr0W lho same way. IL can bo used
with or without pole. The iurT0w
wheels are kD0Wn a. 'oastor wheols,"
thus enabling The operator 20 make =
square turn 20 right or leit.
Woo
We have had . wonderfully good
trade this winter on al classes o. snlky
and gang plOWe, both m0ld-boArd and
fIac plONa. We carry The henicia no
iary diac and the Moline aud Syracuse
ankles aud can please anyone-no mat
ior " bat the nature q the SOIL
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
SALEM
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Annual Showing of Finances
by Clerk.
ReEOrt Recommends an Eight
Mill Tax Levy.

Joseph Baumgartner, cleik OF the
school district, has completed bis report
for the past year and it will be presented
to the Board Of Directors today. II
adopted by them, it will be used to esti-
mate the amount Of the school tax levy
for this year that is to be voted at a
meeting for this purpose TO be held
Monday evening at the City Hall.
The total receipts Of the present school
year, viz. from March 4, l90l to Jan.
20, 1902, have been as follows:
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
Remember,
Rpnaway Bows Raye Returned.

Two boys named Arnold and Norwood
ran away from their homes At Howell
Prairie Friday. They are thirteen aud
fourteen years Of Ago respectively. Their
idea evidently WAS 70 extend their know
ledge Of tho world. They left IN the
morning and a. coon as their absenoe
was discovered. One wrote farewell
letter 10 his parents saying they need
not search Cor them, sherin DuFbln was
no,ihed and 1elegraphed 10 several near.
BY cities 10 have them stopped. tie was
still searching for them when he recelv.
81 message iFom the boy's parents
saying they had returned. rhey went
az iar a. Woodbosn and having no
money, became tired oi their new lie
aud returned home.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
Something New.

Think of IT, Henz's Strawberry and
apricot Preserves. Heinz's apple butter
IN bul X TO be retailed ont OF nice clean
stone jars and just received at Branson
& Ragans.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18

The total Indebtedness at this time,
including tonds and notice:
Bonds issued Oct. 30, 1890 for 20 yrs
al per cent Sl3 5000.
Bonds issued Apr. 1891, for 20 yrs. at
8 per cent, Sl4,65O.
Notes known as popular oan Sept. /,
1900, $4,000 Total $55 $50.
Anestimate oithe expenses Of thu dis.
trict from Jan 20, 1902 to July /, 1902
will be as follows.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18

D. z. Huntslnger. Funeral Director. lO7 State
Street. Phone Red 2423. SaemOregon. Resi-
denee 800 Court. Phone Black 2lsI.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
$II,943 90

The popular loan, which was originally
$4,000 was by means Of tho 10 0 tax
levy reduced s2lCO, by taking s88. 80
from the general fund.
1t Is recommended that the one mill
tax be continued, to redeem all the
popular loan. The bonds mature in
1910 and 1911.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18

a majority OF these policies we're re-.
neNed Tor three years Feb, lS, 1901. Two
policies will expire in 1902. sIO0o
on East and SiOO on Little Central
At this time there are IS te. chers. in
e'ndlng the superintendent sud p,ipci-
pals aud each teacher has an aversse Of
40 pupils.
Total nun Der of pupils um,y.,sd
on March IL, 1901, be.Ween four and
twenty years OF age, 27SO: Number en-
rolled at public school Dec. 20, 1901
1880. ''''
Considering the condition of the 6n.,
'ss' an eight mill levy will he asked for
seven mile for school purposes aud ors
mill for sinking fund.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
The ST. Elmo

restaurant is becoming more popular
every day. IL has large patronage
and is putting up excellent meals.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
The La orora Cigar

is the standard Of quality. Has 40 equal,
and always gives satisfaction. Aug.
HuCkestein, Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
NEW TO-DAY.

FkEE-UPwards OF 200 yards of good
art TO be given away for hauling
away Enquire at office Of CapitaI
laundering Co. i.l7'g,.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOO

medd foo1 which remarkable results prevents
disease chicken cholera increases the s podue1on ana
makes chickens 25 Soc $ioO Size packages
NM Snnnnds
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18

Tat paFora meeting q loss nchool tax
donday nlsht. lan, aoih, a. The City
Hail. 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18

ass-1gI llbsnyssf salem.
Farm Machinery, Waeons. buteies, BIZ
ceclea. Sewing Machines.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
THE WONDERFUL EGG PROnuCEl

The WONDERFUL EGG PRODUCER The great ~
eggs has International Poultry Food wonderful ough
We fed at winter
without showing You do not have
food at eXxpen because will make money alter eduU
ia cost 0nneX eXfra mn
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18
General Fund.

Cash on hand Mar. 4, 1901 .. $5,2Ol 39
Reed from mill tsISl6,373 76
Lees mill for debt. 2,048 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-18

The insurance on all the buildings
furniture and fixtures, aggregaung ,59.-
200 is as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-20

Although there is only little oEer
month Of summer Yet before us
many white gowns are being made.
These are of heavier materials. how
ever. and will be seen until very late
in the fall. In fact. It is predicted
that light colors viii be in greater
vogue during the coming winter thar
they were last season.
Indeed the woman OF fashion IS
going to make a speciality of Color
they tell us. 1t is certainly most
fascinating and Interesting study in
its complex Influences. and modistt&
claim that by encouraging this cor
templated fad. they Will cEpciiehte
less trouble and fair woman will he
better nl}le to Hndef2t@nd he1 phEsi
cal and emotional indiosYncrasies AID
", 'ga - tho waEs md means *
da5e'e8ing tHose en- the highe2i iiae7
therefore eer1ofine more subtle tis
MT OF nerfact dvassin9