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New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
Change AT ORANGE SETTLEMENT.

Orange. Jan. II (SpeciaD.-A. Cleveland Hail. re-
Gently lecturer at Johns Hopkins University, has
been appointed head worker at the Orange Valley
Social Settlement Mr.. Hall has the degree of
Ih d. from Columbia University He succeeds the
Rev. Charles II. Warner. who has resigned. To en-
gage in similar work i'm New-YOrk. \ reception to
Mr.. Hall and farewell to DIR. Warner will he
held the scttlemcnt house Thursday NIGHT
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
SQUADROy A TOrRy4uEyT

Squadron has decided to hold a mounted tour
nament on March Z The will be as follows:
Cossack head cutting, manikin race wrestling on
horseback. tent pegging, double pursuit bareback
jump, blind event, rough riding and melee.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
AGREEMENT WTTH STRANG & co.

Cleveland. Ohio. Jan. H.-Charman Newcomb Of
the bankers committee appointed to take charge
of the Everett Moore syndicate properties said TO-
day that an amcablc agreement had been reached
with Strang & 60. and other creditors OF the
Detroit and Toledo Shore Line. IL is understood
that road will he placed in full operation the
earliest possible time.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
APPRAISER WHITEHEAD SWORN IN.

George w. Whitehead, who recently appoint
ed Appraiser at the Port of New York. succeeding
Wilbur F. Wakcman, was sworn in yesterday at
the Custom House, and Will enter to-day upon the
admins ton Of his new office.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
ENTRANCE ZEE To SEE PEAPAcK GIVE.

ENihHNtE RE 10 SIR FEAPiCh t1l t..
Whitchouse, Jan. l. (SpcciaD.-Philip Todd who
owns the farm and limestone qUarrics I'm the heart
OF the village of Peapack. where the famous cav
crn was recently discovered, is going 10 charge
admission to visitors desirOuS of seeing lorna
ttons inside. After door has been fitted To the
entrance OF the cavern, Mr.. Todd will furnish
guides free OF charge
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
NEW LINE OF HERS

Cape May, Jan. Il (SpeciaD.-The New-Iarsa,
Coast transportation Company has been organized
by New-Iorkers un Ter New-Jersey laws to run T.,
the summer line OF steamers between New-YnrTE u
atlantic cry Cape May and Lewes Del Th,
steamers will sail from New-York daily ei. 1"e
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
GOVERNOR OF NEw-JEnsEy

THE SUNDAY rRIBtNE viii present pict-
of Franklin Murphy, who VIII b. n
nuGurntcd G"yernor of A"W-Jersey next
ber- Of the legislature q ueIEhborint:
state, in THE SUNDAY THIBJ NJ; tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
SENATOR'S WILL SERVE TWO YEARS

iuchHohn. Va Jan 1.-THE Constitutional Con-
Vehuon to-day adopted amendment hv which
tne terms OF Senators will be two years instead
m m iner, ana they will he elected at the same time
sessions Of the legislature won the day Deiiai
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
PUNISHED FOR FALsIFYING SCORE

Colonel Duffy of the 69th Regiment has punished
Corporal John T. Maddocks. of Company H. for
falsifying score at Creedmoor by reducing him to
the ranks. The previous good record Of Maddocks
and his desire 10 make amends in the future for
his misconduct saved him from more severe
punishment.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
SANCTIONS BROOKLYN TUNNEL
APPELLATE DIVISION FOR FIRST DEPART
MENT GRANTS RAPID TRANSIT MOTION

MENT GRANTS RAPID TRANSIT MOTION.
The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
for the First Department yesterday handed
down decision granting the motion made re-
Gently on behalf Of the Rapid Transit Commits
sion for the extension of the route from the
City Hall south under Broadway to the East
River and to the county line in the middle Of
the river. The court granted the motion without
rendering opinion.
similar motion was made recently before
the Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court for
the Second Department. If it is also granted
there will be further court proceedings neces-
sary. and the Rapid Transit Commission can
proceed to let the contracts for the construc-
ton of the line and the Brooklyn tunnel
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
SENATOR'S BY POPrL4R roTp

Frankfort. Ky, Jan. 1.-THE Senate ma ap,,,o,s,
concurred in the House resolution asking Congress-
TO provide for election of United States b
direct vote. ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
PARK cn,IMIssInNER MuLcnx.

Commissioner Wilcox is Important {
factor in the new reform admi n ist ration. 4
picture of him Mt his desk. and eNplnnR-
uOn of some OF the work he has before him.
I'm THE SUNDAY TRIBt NE tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
TaMMANY'S NEW LEADER

portrait OF Lewis Nixon at his desk I'm
the shtPfard and photos of the warshtps he
Is building. together with character
siSct of the man In THE SUNDAY TItiU-
INIc tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
ELECTION FOR CAPTAINCY SOON.

Company X, list Regiment, has offered the nom
ination for the captaincy made vacant by the
resignation of Captain Hough to First Lieutenant
Lester J. Blauvelt. An election will be held in a
few days
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
BILLIARDS.
STARK DEFEATS TOWNSEND IN AMATEUR
TOURNAMENT

Stark defeated Townsend in the amateur billiard
game at the Hanover Club, in Brooklyn. last night
hv 200 to ai7 Both men made some brilliant shots
in the game which was interesting throughout II
was Townsends first defeat in the tournament and
the outcome Of the contest keen dtsappoint-
mcnt to his friends.
The final game VIII be played tonight between
Townsend and r Gardner. and should Townsend
win he Will be tied for first place From the inter
est i'm tho games and the large numbers that nave
attended all the contests since they began last
Monday night IL is expected that a big crowd will
be present TO the final struggle.
The score:
. : q, :, -. 20 > . Is o. % . 8 o o.. :. H. @ .
2 g. : ; l. o. Z -. !. q, -, :. =, l, !. l. total.
500 aso-agc , 20-5G. high runs. - -. 30. .
ToWnseud-1 ]. O :. q, :. ,. l. 7. &. 3 > o. 81. q.
% 3 o. = o. ,. 10. = l. a. !. =. 10 . Il. ;, \ H. L.
J. :. q. 6. . e. Il, a. o. q. .. 1. :, ~ q : " = o.
total a4T. average % %. hiFh 81. -. ~.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
RICH ARD MANSEIEID.

One of the foremost American actors.
beautfful home on Riverside Drive. Some
pictures OF his residence and his family will
appear in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE to-mor-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
HAS WIFE COMMITTED TO BELLEVUE
AGED INSURANCE BROKER FEARS SHE WILL
HARM HERSELF.

insurance broker, with office at No 66 Broad
way, and living at No. 10 West One-hundred-and-
twenty-thlrd-st.. appeared before Magistrate Mott
in the Harlem police court yesterday and asked
that his wife, Amelia c. Demning, be committed TO
Bellevue. She in court and Magistrate Mott
complied with the request In his affidavit Mr..
Demning says that his wife is suffering from
dementia. believing that people constantly try
ing annoy her Mr.. Demning said he feared
that she would harm herself. She Will be exam
ined as to ! er sanity.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

THE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
History of this well known Brookiyn M,
itnry orEnuiyntion. with pictures OF Us
nrmory nnd officers, in THE SUNDAY tHib-
INE tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
0M Naanasm4&JMe
CHICKERING
ANGELUS
VOCATION


insrur by Sto in
ChickeriNg
a S piano-buying public
OF
il variety.
o a youn
variety
recently, selling
:d selling
Seipaying Organs, Lt5y which furnishes
We shall have much
Piano Store and the assembly
The ChCkerng Pianos
We C.
Campbell Pianos $780,
store
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22

raise up their boys - tha; they BE-
come professional gamblers All this
lis interesting. 20 say nothing % prCm-
nent citizens who are witnesses 20
prove the crime is being committed
The state made famous by Carrie
Nation is furnishing another sensation
Of an extraordinary feminine type.
This time it is a girl with many
aliases. two husbands and baby.
masquerading as a school girl in the
role Of an heiress to wealthy uncle,
all the while drawing her revenue from
another prospective husband
Tip Humphrey, Of the Jefferson Re
view. has new suit OF clothes. and is
so uncomfortable over the fact that he
saws be has hid from his subscribers
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22
THE MATTER OF EXTENDING CITY
BOUNDARIES

Is important. but should not ne on
tered Into hastily. and with dlspo
S'tion 10 wrong any man.
Certainly this city has been Iu n,
haste to expand, and In an past cam
paigns Of this kind the people have
been found on the side Of senserva
usm.
The people are there now. but they
VIII resent efforts 10 asperse the mo.
yves Of the boundary expanslonlsts
as though they We're public enemies.
For ten years the city, as II now
stands has borne the burdens OF gov.
'rnment for the suburbs. and has fair
" got Us head above water
II has been proved for four yoars
that the city can be run on safe lines.
aud not a dollar Of public money mis-
appropriated.
80 the people Of the city are AT least
on ground where they can invite the
suburbs TO enter, and not be branded
as highwaymen or persons who wish
10 plunder their nelghbors.
This matter OF extension Of citv
boundaries is a business proposition
Ih"ro Is nothing personal about II
and those who push personalities toJ
The 'front.' have surely their own per.
'"hal interests 10 hide or serve.
Many worthy people live outside tho
city and have surely right along
win other citizens. 10 be asked 10 be
taken In. II is no crime.
Many have the use Of city water and |
electric light and telephones. and nav |
not penny Of city taxes ON their res. |
deuccs.
That is the condition OF many OF the
people OF Salem. They have great ad |
'antages from doing business and liy !
me- In the ely for an practical pur |
'oSes' and yet pay nothing 10 main
am the city government.
Two committees are al work ON this
question of what Is reasonable In the
way of extending city boundaries !
Their action and report can be await
Those who arc now outside the linn.
In and get all the advantages of a
ny should bee willing to pay some
hing for IT,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22
WILL DISCUSS
OURINTEREST
Hon. II. B. Miller. American Consul 70
China, to Lecture for Commercial
Club.

There should be a large attendance
OF Salem people at the special meeting
OF the Greater Salem Commercial
Club. to be held in the council cham
Der. at the city hall, tonight. The
meeting will be addressed by Hon H.
B. Miller. American consul to China.
who will discuss the Interests Of ore.
gon in the Orient" This is a subject
Of particular interest to the Northwest.
Mr. Miller is a good speaker, and
should be greeted by a good audience
tonight. The address will be a treat
for those who attend.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22
PORTLAND rAxpAYees AeT

The action Of the Portland Tarnsy
ers League. in resolving to petition
the governor for a special session 4,
minimized as much as possible bv m.
salem and Portland papers that are
against a special session.
Frank Davey. the Salem representa-
tive Of the Portland Telegram. rusbe.
several columns 70 his paper tina, tbe
referendum needs no legislation bp,
Is already in effect.
These offhand opinions settle moth
ing. Can any Of these newspapers ar
Frank Dayey. or Governor Geer him.
self. give a good, logical reason ,yby
IL is not just and fair and ripbt %
enact laws to put the Referendum I'm
to effect?
Can they explain Why this nart ~,
the constitution would be seIf.onor,
tive. and all other parts Of the comet.
tuition require legislation? A statr,e
edncates the people. and has dlrec,ory
mandatory and punitive features A
constitutional amendment wi,b,n,
iesislatlon. is a dead cock in the ,it
Can they give a plain. logical ros
son why It would not be Just and fair
and right 70 enact a Cat salary Law =,
take effect in January, instead Of wait
ing two or four years7
Can they tell why Il would no, 81.
iair and just and right to make pro
vision for the Lewis and Clark Eyn,
instead Of letting it go over into tbo
regular session to became ,rsd,n,
STOCK to cost the state a million?
with a state tax levy OF over twelve
mills the people have a right 10 tho
fullest protection and benefit Of tho
referendum, not In any theoretical.
form but in full force and yigor
The Portland taxpayers can SEQ
these matters in their fun importance
and are perfectly right in petitlonIng
Tor what should be done as a matter
oi plain duty to the people.
The character OF the men who co,,
pose that organization needs M co-
uhcate OF approval from any source
The fact that they array tremseIves
against the thrifty agencies OF tho |
sack does them credit.
While we give credit for bones,v NJ,
purpose to those who differ from our
views It must be remembered that
only inch by inch are any reforms
won from existing conditions PRO
gress is not won by batteries or trar
hcking with stipendarles OF existing
abuses
The slime and morass Of politics has
'unken our fair state about as far as
lhe people can stand. They are wad
ing TO their necks in a sea OF burdens
and abuses that can only be lifted by
a light for what is right.
The Taxpayers League will got
abuse from many sources for taking
ms stand on the side Of the people of 4
mis- state. But II will have the salts.
.actlon Of rejoicing If il gains a single
'oln, In It's demands.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases Of the stomach and other
organs Of digestion and nutrition. Il
cures through the stomach diseases
which originate in a diseased condition
Of the stomach and its allied organs.
Hence, it cures weak lungs, weak
heart, weak nerves and other forms Of
so-cailed weakness
II had been troubied with catarrh Of the
stomach and heart trouble p writes Mr W d
Merchant Of Tylcrsburg. Clarion Co. Peun'a
HAD doctored ior .sJme time without relief
then began 70 take Dr Picrce's Golden Med
ical Discoyery. I took seven bottles Before
began % take II weighed It9 pounds and now
{ wrigh 100 I am working steadily and feel
like well man. ] send ycl many thanks
DR.. Pierce's Pieasam Pellets cure con-
stipation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22
SPECIAL VERSUS REGULAR sss.

SION.
There Is great deal OF needless
'ircumlocution these days over plain
matter Of public duty.
J All know that regular session Of the
Oregon Legislature. "as she is carried
on. Is a "holy terror"
All know that In forty days. the
shortest session Of any state in the
Union. there Is barely time TO pass
the appropriation bills. and even that
Is done In a huggermugger. under.
handed manner, sayoring of grand lar.
ceny.
J The first ten days Of the session IL
taken In organizing. and the rest in
hghting over who shall be senator.
There are three great matters that
need 10 be disposed OF in an orderly
way-the Referendum, fiat salary
bill and the Lewis and Clark exposi.
ton
These things should not be thor
cughly beslimed in the whirlpool Of
personal gratis and political dirty
linen, called the regular session.
The people have voluntarily pc
titioned for a special session The
/ Oregonian said 500 names were signed
70 petitions. The Statesman says 932.
The fact remains that a special ses.
sion was asked for No petitions were
circulated but through The Journal.
No man need have pctitloned for
special session. The paramount jus
tice and necessity Of a special session
stands upon Its own merit.
Just why the figures are given out
about the special session petition no |
ono can tell They are not given out
by any one who wants a special ses
sion. but by those who want the gratis |
aud disorders 10 go on.
Those petitionlEg for a special ses
sion are not Interested In any aspirant
for senator or any graft They are cit
liens and taxpayers. and their names
are clean. The slur that many OF
them are from Marion county is gra.
tuitOus.
From a political standpoint the Dem.
ocratic party has everything to gain
by the failure Of the Republicans 10
put Hat salaries and direct legislation
into effect
No friend and wcllwisher Of the Re
publican party can want to see Il
guilty OF neglect or treason to great
reforms
Hut the party has such a majority
In Oregon that its leaders imagine
nothing will ever turn the people
against them. Instead OF concedlng
few reforms In decent, orderly man
ncr they must drive the people to the
last ditch of desperation
That is the logic OF purblnd part. {
'anism That Is the genius of Bour q
Donism. II blindly pursues It's scay a
'nging methods until Il becomes ia
ally poisoned from an overdose of q
ipoils
Let alleged Republican politicians a
'e~aro how they trne with the peo q
'le ON matters whore there is no par
y division. b
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22
Four Doctors Failed


Dr. Darrin has been so thoroughly
heralded by the press Of Oregon that
there are none who are not aware OF
his presence or conyersant with the
many hearty Endorsements that come
TO him from every section OF Oregon.
Many OF these are from wellknown
and prominent persons-persons
whose word is unquestioned by their
friends and nelghbors. whose veracity
Is recognized far beyond the commu.
nifty In which they live and whose en-.
dorsement carries with II more than
ordinary conviction: yet even the tes.
tlmony of those of more than local rep.
utation fails to carry with It quite the
degree OF conviction that is borne by
that OF the testimonial. relating facts
personally known 10 the reader. Mr.
A. Pool, OF Eagle Point, a well-known
resident OF Jackson county OF many
years standing, submits over his sig.
nature what he knows Of DR.. Darrin's
professional ability IN a complicated
case, In which four doctors had pre-.
yiously failed, and tells OF a neighbor
who is also able to bear splendid eyi.
dence OF the doctors curative powers.
He writes as follows:
Mr.. Editor: hold il to be my duty
as we'll as pleasure TO help 10 make
known any means OF relieving the suf
tering OF humanity. Ten years ago /
was taken with heart trouble and pains
through my chest and body. had
then been under the care OF four doc.
tors and they gave me up as incur
able. was so weak and run down that
! could scarcely walk across the street.
All my friends and neighbors thought
my days on earth were nearly spent
visited DIR. Darrln. in Portland. ten
years ago. and was cured by him In |
TWO months. have never been I'M
since, and l feel able to work.
My neighbor. Mr. Mathews. of Eagle |
Point, visited DR.. Darrin, the same |
year and was cured OF lung trouble
allied consumption, and large tumor
n his side Refer to me at Eagle
Point Oregon, where / reside and
rave Tor twenty years. A. POOL
Dr. Darrin remains in Salem until
November lst at the Willamette |
toteL and at Woodburn at Hotel
Noodbun November % to December
st.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22
JOURNAL X.RAYs.

OF course, the Direct Legislation
amendment is operative without leg
islation. Every reform is self-opera
tive in Oregon
A stret Is to be named by the X.Ray
man in one Of the Populist towns OF
Southern Oregon. II is to be called
Sauerkraut avenue,
80
The COngregationalists are in town
While something in the line OF vel
lowlegged chicken destroyers them.
selves, they are not equal to a Metho.
dist conference
An Albany man adyertises 'Heay.
cnly Hash" Now that the factory at
Linnton has burned down, this enter.
prising merchant will be obliged to
change his brand.
The only provision of the Constitu.
ton relating 10 a special session is to
the effect that the governor may call
II at any time by proclamation, and the
session is limited to 20 days.
Miss Rebecca Taylor, the discharged
clerk Of the treasury department. is.
womanlike, talking back to the admin
istration, with a caustic attack in the
public press on Rooseyelt's attitude
on the Monroe doctrine.
sss
John d, Rockefeller's revenue. II is
said, amounts TO $4,000 per hour for
a minute $GGG6 and $1l for a single
second. Yet with all this wealth at
his command he cannot make a single
hair grow on his bald head.
The busintss IS men Of Portland do
we'll TO arouse themselves in behalf Of !
IN extra session. They should never
forget that there is $4,000 year In |
ices and a whole lot OF timber-land |
'raud Doodle against the proposition.
a man who wishes TO come 10 Ore
,on from Florida. and desires 10 know
whether he can raise any alllgators or
mississippi crockodiles here Any one
aying any good land for these crops
'lease write The Journal Immigra.
ion Bureau.
Salem justice Witnessed the unusual
pectacle Tuesday afternoon OF the
tate of Oregon prosecuting on a Grim.
lal charge OF obtaining money under
,lse pretenses. a man who had been
eeced in a gambling game in this
ity. But II is the law.
IL seems To be established IN a Jus
ce court that there is gambling car.
ed ON In Salem, and the unsophlstl.
'ted Eastern man may lose his cash
ght readily. Also that some people
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22
ABOUT CHARTER AMENDMENTS

The Salem committee ON charter
amendments should have their atten
tion called TO some important change,
that should be made In that instru
ment
The city should have power to talk,
up In a popular loan the $4,000 OF
bridge bonds. drawn for . per cent aud
hoat them al popular loan of 4 per
cent fiat
The charter should be- amended 30
that the street car line owners can be
made to put down the proper cement
crosHwulka.
An that Is good of the charter
should be retained. and only such
be enacted as will make
Il better
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22
Shingles and Shakes

The roof is shingled best II you use
the kind of shingles and shakes we
sell. and we ask you to note the good
wear and economy of the roof for
which we furnish the shingles or
shakes. We carry large stock OF
shingles and shakes of good quality.
carefully selected to make sound.
tight, durable roof. and we are al.
ways ready to give estimates.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near S. p. Pas. Depot
Phone 651.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22

The Salem churches are 10 follow
'ha good example OF Rev. DAILY. OF St
Joseph's church, and have sermon
and a collection for the benefit of the
striking miners, As they have pub.
hshed their good intentions. and may
publish part OF their sermons, il would
lo interesting also 90 publish how
much each church gives.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22
Bed lime

| take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning feel bright and my com
plexion Is better My doctor says Il
acts gently on the stomache, liver and
kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. II
Is made OF herbs. and is prepared as
easily as tea. II Is called Lanes med
lcine. All druggists sell It at 25c and
50 cents Lanes Family Medicines
moves the bowels each day. II you
cannot get II, send for free samples.
Address, Orator Woodward, Leroy,
n. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22

Moki Tea positively Cures Sick
neaaaehs' Indigestion and Constipa.
ton A delightful herb drink. Rs.
moves all eruptions OF the skin pro.
ducing perfect complexion or money
refunded Poe, and soc. Write 10 ps
Ior ires sample. W. II. Hooker q 90
suuSio' n y d. J. Fry, Druggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22
THE ESQUIMO

The Esquimo eats blubber
The lumbermen eat pork
These people are constantly
exposed to cold and physical
strain. Experience has taught
them that fatty foods give
warmth and nourishment.
For those who have cold
and thin bodies, or are threat
ened with consumption or any
disease, there is no fat
in so digestible and palatable a
form as SCOTS Emulsion.
Physicians prescribe it.
Wen send ,oa .t.l,ta Cas-. lol lks
d b.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-10-22

dom Of topsy-turvy-
dom. lie turns night
into day. He eats re-
gardless Of time and
physical necessities.
He makes a pleasure
.of his business ard a
business Of his pleas
ure. In fact. he ef-
fectually reyerses the
order Of natural liv-
ing. The result is
physical disability
generally introduced
by r weak % stomach.
The food he eats does
not nourish him be.
cause the stomach
and its associated
organs are not able
10 extract the nour-
isllincnt from the
food. Hence, the
BODY Is under n6ur-
ished and disease de-
yelOps in one form
Or another.