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az was just about gone" writes Mrs.
Rosa Richardson, OF Laurel Springs,
NO. II had consumption so Dao tnat
4he best doctors said could not 1--we
moro than a month, but began TO use
Dr. Kings New Discovery ana was
xvhoIly cured by seven bottles ana an
nov stout aud aeli.n It's an unrivalec
saver in Consumption, Pneumonia
IA Grippe and Bronchitisi infaniDie
COR coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fevei
Ssrou0 or Whooping Cough. Gnaran'
saea bottles soc and al 90 Trial bottles
sree Il ]. s. Herring & Co drug store
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Beaumont. TEX, FEB. s-papers II
the Hogg-swayne DEAL evidencing tbs
transfer OF the entire holdings Of the
syndicate on spindIetop Hill to an
English syndicate, has been placed on
record In the county clerks once here
The papers bear date of Nov rs. 1901.
The parties to the deal are James w.
Sayne, as trustee. and as an individual
James S. Hogg. and various other
members Of the Hogg-Swayne syndi,
cate as grantors. and Alfred Stuart OF
London, England. as grantee Tho
land involved in the deal is described
In metes and bounds and Is wholly I'M
ineligible TO ,Ie public as a descrip,
ton of the property, which is desig.
mated as part OF blocks SO, 81 and 80 Of
the Spindletop Heights subdivision OF
the John A. Veatch league and certain
din county The consideration. as
stated, is f150,000 sterling, and this
further consideration that the pur.
chasers shall organize and incorporate
under the laws of Great Britain a com
pany which shall be known as the
American Petroleum company. II is
specified that this company shall be
incorporated with a capital stock OF
$500 600 and of this E6o0,000 in
stock shall be delivered to James w
Swayne and associates, out of which 1t
is agreed to- place G150,00o in the trea
sury, to be sold for purposes OF de
yelopment and as working capital
The deal thus evidenced has been
currently known TO have taken place,
but this is the transaction 1t is one
of the real large real estate deals which
occurred in this city last year involv.
ing in stock and cash s. $50 600
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Guthrie, @. T., Feb. 5.-Samuel
Johnson and William Sullivan, two fol-
lowers of Crazy Snake. the Creek m
dian. have been arrested for interfer-
ing with the Creeks. who attempt to
improve their allotments. and have
been placed In the Federal prison at
Muskogee.
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Have your Saws SharDehed

d. J. Kennedy, at T. r. Anderson,s
machine shop, is prepared, and Will
take pleasure In putting your saws In
shape. Any saws left ut the above
place will be promptly attended to
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Wells s Northwestern Ry
The Mineral Wells Route

Excursion round trip tickets on
sale with all tho principal roads In
the state all the year round. Close
connection with the Texas and
Pacific and Santa Re traina at
Weatherford, Texas. For any In.
formation address
l.. NJ. FouTs, President and Gen. Mgr.
@, K. LrTTLEFAIR, Agt., Weasherford
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II. st. c. Special oates. s

II. ]. L. SpeciAi kalss. u
New Orleans account Mardi Gras.
Tickets to be stamped for return IN
New Orleans on or before Feb. u,
1902.
Dallas, account conference People q
Party of Texas, tickets on sale Feo.
IL and IL, rate OIL 80, return limit 10Th.
T. Fl. Barrow, Agent.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

COUNTY TICKET
For Representative:
JOE r. GIBBONS
For District Clerk:
AMI CARoTHERs
Tom BURLEsoN
For County Judge:
LEE HAWKINS
J. T. SPENCER
T. B. WILLIAMS
For County Clerk:
Rufe HENDRICKS
@. Nj. BANNER
H. E. PICKETT
For County Attorney:
JOHN W. CRAIG
For Sheriff:
BRICE WEST
Up. MINNICK
For County Tax Assessor:
IKE EAsoN
j. B. OVERALL
JOHN MCELRoY
FL. D. ROssER
W. W. ALEXANDER
P. P. SMITH (re- electiou)
For TsA Collector:
BILLIE BRATCHER
For Justice Peace, Precinct No. /:
G. G. PIERsoN
E. P. ANDERSON, JR
II. ID. RHoDUs
For Constable, Precinct No. i:
FL. A. COOPER
CITY TICKET
For City Attorney:
o. II. CHAPMAN
For City Assessor and Collector:
CLINT SPALDING
For City Treasurer:
LOUIS L. SHACKELFORD
For City Secretary:
GEORGE WALKER
For City Marshal:
Tom DIXON
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nChicago. Feb. 5.-The Dowle-Steph.
Tnson suit for a receiyership OF Zion
lace Industries has been settled out OF
court
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Ring up Stone Bros. E6S) ana oroei
your wood, coal and fsed they sell you
cheap for cash.
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Tn Cure Drip In Two Days

Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes
che cause. e. W. Groves signature
on every box. Price 25c,
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FOR SALE-Alfalfa hay at SIS per
ton. Apply TO T. j. BuHard. sop

NOTICE. have several head of well
broke mules. harness and lot of End
hand farm machinery for sale on easy
terms. ]. w. Singleton. 69d1w
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WANTED - A good fresh COW for
her keep, Might purchase If sails
factory. ]. P. BurrouGh, 1857
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LOST-One gold medal, marked 81.
8. g., 1900" Leave same 81 the Daily
Light office and receive reward.
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FOR bargains In city property see
Hill Hardin 68
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because your cook has left you
Try Daily Light Want Ad. 1t
will bring you new cook.
Nearly everyone in Waxahachie
reads the Daily Lights Want
Column. A want ad will bring
quickly anything you need.
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WE ARE sGiiing wall paper for just
half price. You had better come ear
~ and make your selection. Every
piece marked IN plain Rgures.
DIV If The Oldham Hdw. 90.
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HAY--Just in; car load of nice Forney
hay. For sale cheap for cash. Stone
Brothers.
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FOR SALE-A modern 5-room cot
taee on Marvin street. On car line
and in easy reach OF square, VIII
sell for less than cost of house, Price
s1700. We also have number OF
other places that we would be glad to
show you. Hill Hardin. 6S
The sun., 1902-06-25
ANOTHER OPERaTION NEEDED:
Do~t ore Va,r Not said whether Tbey
Reno, r,i the Nermiform Appendix.

.Sreral cas-, ps,prt-h 10 Tut Sun
LONDON. June IS he Ttmsss medical
correspondents writes that from the history
Of ia. kings ILL eSs II would appear that
he had suffered for some time with symp-
toms pointing to ,roubb around the verm!-
form appendix. and his advisers we're able
TO encourage the hope that ,he-' would
pas. away under the influence of rest and
care.
Tho symptoms became moro urgent
on Monday, bu, the king was anxious to
defer the operation until after the coro-
nation IL was evident on Tuesday that
,hi. could no, safely - done. a. the sudden
scc~s-ion II symptom indicated the pros-
enc. Of an sb~c~-s 81 considerable sise.
The correspondent doe- not know WHISTLER
besides pus from IN" sb-ress the surgeons
removed the vermiform arpcndix its~h.
The sun., 1902-06-25
KING FACING DEATH.
Submits to an Operation for
Intestinal Trouble.
HOPE OF RECOVERY IS SLIGHT.
Coronation Postponed and Eng
land Is Dazed by the Bow.

.tov, rnat Edward WI. succumb~d 10
p->p.ir Yesterday and BeExed TO Be
Taken 20 sandr,nEham To Die-IIad
Fought Against His Illness for over a
wee. and Kept the News of Ills Con-
d,tion From His People superstnie,s
,bou, an Old Prophec, Tha, Tie wouid
Reisr. bu, Never he Crowned sun.
mon.d Prince os ws,~s TO TITS B~dsid~
When tie Rece, cred consciousness After
the Operation n-Cosena,ion Decers-
tions Coming Down Royal Delegates
tn 4 oronatien To Leave London To-day.
The sun., 1902-06-25
ss.ou csss p,.paie,,, 70 r.r srs.

sp-oii Cask Ds,piic.s, 70 rur Srs.
LONDON. June Is, SIS A. M.-Ihe KinGs
,.mr,ra,ure Las ri=en during the last hour
and IL is feared that pcri,onitis has d.
veloped
Great anxiety il felt leet the increased
tenn eraiure is due to an unfavorsoe de-
yelopmcnt. such as an ab-c.es IN the vermi-
form appendix Icrforatins the in'estines
The heart weakness continues TO Gauss
grave anxiety. Further stimulants have
be,.n administered.
Ord.rs have been given to the -entry On
the KING side Of the palace To walk on the
grace and IA, on his usual beat. as the
slightest nni,c disturbs HE Majesty.
s1Iuri.Asrs To KEEP rr HEARTS ACTION.
Iovpo>. june ?5. ms A M-Dr LAkine
Irft his Malr-tv's bedroom shortly before
o'clock this morning for supper. In
response 20 inquiries he said that the besf
m,s, IT, hoped for. bu, the situation was
very serious
At about midnight IN. King took little
nnur'shment end a hvpod~rmio injection
of ni'roglyccrinr was administered. the
heart = action hrinc weak.
II- Majesty rallied slightly and recos-
nised several of those about his ted. He
then rclarscd into a comatose condition
The Queen has left the bedside but once
since tho operation.
The feeling a, the palace il that little
hope remains.
RALLIED LITTLE IN EARLY EVENING
IoSpo~ June %. II y. M.-The kings
temperature ls abnormally high and u
increasing
The King awoke few minutes after
10 o'clock tonight He had then rallied
considerably from the effects OF the opera
tion and was going on well.
An official bulletin issued at II O'Clock
says
The King'- condition II as good ~ could
bo e,rsc,cd after - serious an operation.
His strength is main,a aimed. There II les
pain. and HE Majesty has taken utsie
nourishment. II will be some days bsfors
II will be possible 20 say that the King y
ou, % danger 'TaKvRa
'LAKINo.
'BARLov.s
The sun., 1902-06-25
THE DAYS BuLLSrISs.

The morning bulletin. the nrss ofndA1
announcement Of the Kins's condfaan.
WAS issued al iiis O'Clock. 10 satdi
The King is undergoing . srganal
operation lie is suffering from psrifyphaS
tie. The condition Of the King oo essur-
day was N saiisfactory that II was hopsd
he would be able to 60 through the ore
mony on Monday evening . rscrudss'
cence Of the trouble became manifest, IN
dering ar operation ncoeesary to-day.
Al $50 p. NJ. the following Telegram
was received by the Lord Chamhsriain
from one Of the Waiting 10
the King: The operation vas suocesafi.
Everything is progressing fsvorahay.'
This was sf,erward issued a. . bullsun
for the information OF callers st Buck
inghsm Palace.
Another oiicial bulletin was posted ct
the Mansion House at 30 O'Clock. IL said:
The operation was suocessfully per-
formed and large absc~ss has bssu
evacuated.
The King bore the operation well a.A
il in a satisfactory condition
Tho q O clock bulletin this evening aid:
.His Majesty continues to mako satis-
factory progress and has ben much re-
loved hy tho operation.
LISTER. FRANCIS II. LAxiNo.
.FRrpErIcK rRyvHs. THOMAS BAaLow.
THOMAS SMITH
The sun., 1902-06-25
v.ur,A .s .Iuiy Excursion Ticket.

via i.seksw anna Railroad 10 DrlswAr Water Gap
snd Pocono Mountains A. one fare for rovha ,rp
sd !,iy & &Ssd q sSos 10 'p' sP.e'A ''.a
The sun., 1902-06-25

ne Adirondscss are fgu Of nsh and fsme snt
the way W r,arA them "a va the New forh C~n
tTl S~nd a-cent stamp for fuil ,ntormation -
a ~ DAniels, Grand Central SiasSeA Mes Nefs
The sun., 1902-06-25

To ves, Point 81 Ne.bursn sHd return ey Dsy
trssnu N,w landing " i-eth II siS N.-Adt
The sun., 1902-06-25

IN, new train % the New Yort Central and Lske
Shore make. THE time between New fort snd
CHICAGO IN either direction IN - hours " 40
propfistely named The gHh CtntuU Iimlts1
The sun., 1902-06-25

- Ussrs 70 Chicago.
Tue psansyfvaais special leaves Nev Ysrt dsny
The sun., 1902-06-25

only two n .lts N route by thc colorado Spe
et.l Low excursion rates even day Via Chicago
a North Western and Union Iscnc Rys, Ognccs
.sf and sei Broadway ADO
The sun., 1902-06-25

The rlock Island service of the MontAuk Stsan-
tuA Go VII be resumed on June ,oih. StrAm
80 viii lssVs New Notk. PIER IA D.. r., Week days,
'ir'pt Saturdays. july "a and July tth, a. : N
] ltutu4ik Iuf fHi. ~ 90 % y trr
The sun., 1902-06-25

Wtiiian ainpsss Lsas O0sA
si rayt Row, will close sf p. ~ On Saturday,
drrfng July snf August ADJ
The sun., 1902-06-25

grave s.gn. The danger Of COLLAPSE from
shock l. not vet passed.. and the doctors
are stil fighting this I-nl
The sun., 1902-06-25

% SAVES yeuf ueurs.
The r~nrsvivanla Raircsd 9.hour train 20 CIT
800 4 HvsIr#fIrfft .. fhf fusU N NJ
The sun., 1902-06-25
king GROWS WORSE.
Heart Action Weak and
Peritonitis Is Feared.
SINKS AFTER A SLIGHT RALLY.
Beeom.s Comatos: After Reeog.
nizing Those at His Bedside.

u,po,i-rniic Injection ef >itresiycestne
Administered AZ Midnight -Fec,ins at
the Palace Then Was That Little Hspe
R~msined -Temp~rature Rsse ssesa-
u, Durirs the Nigh, Queen Res~ains
a, the Patients B~ss-sde The O@cas,
Huiictins Issued Durins the Das.
The sun., 1902-06-25

JANNFS ENPECruRANr the cough Cure .
JAYNrS ENPEC'rOkANT -As'.
The sun., 1902-06-25
DAYS BRIaurSrss rADks

To maze th. contrast b-twecn Joy and
sorrov complete to-day there was perfect
summer weather and the jubilant temT-'r
Of the d. responded To- II like a rising
barometer Their spirits were 30 checked
and disnaved that for N" moment only
deioct"l furrloinc- werc hoard
The sun., 1902-06-25
oHAScy OF SURVIVAL SMALL

The.e unfa, orable circumstance, to-
ee,her with direct Information from the
palare late tonight. force the lamentable
,ouous.on that his Naiesiy's chance oi
survival 10 very small. Such indeed. is
tho belief of irdep, ndont medical men
Who have become a, quainted viJh the
f1va patients condit on.
lie administration ol nuroGlyccr.ne
ro simulate the hearts acton ~ "a very
The sun., 1902-06-25
ron SERVICES ON THURSDAY.

The ArChhishopt OF anierhury ana fork
have issued MI intimstion TO the effect
that a. the King expressed q wish that
the local celebrations outside of London
should proceed. they therefore suggest
tina, ,herc should s''ll in al cnses b. special
services IN the parish churches. A. tine
form Of Scr, ice already issued will bo in
appropriate they Suggest the ordinary
sstNice Of the day, with special T~alms,
lessons and hymns to be chosen by the
incumbcnts. and the first two prayers of
the Onice 81 the Visitation 81 tho sick
The Dean of Windsor. assisted by Bishop
Barry, conducted an interCcssory service
at ~ GoorE-'s Chapel Windsor. las, nigh,
Tho standard says that of all tho ~ad
vicissitudos that history record. In the
fortunes 81 Princes there IL surely none
more pathetic or impressive than this
sharp srrcs, Of a festival of sladneSs. this
sudden. p~remp,orv command to change
the token. Of rejoicing for q confession of
pressing care.
Tho ChrorieLs .sys that the British people,
like their King. have received q grievous
disappointment. To bear IL with quiet
resignation. abandoning the intended fes-
,iyi,ies and resuning the strenuous course
Of normal life. would mos, bef, the national
dignity.
The Times saws. Until the neit anxious
days are over the empire will remain under
a burden Of deep care The tragedy of the
visitation has srrcal,-i 10 the imagination
and human -ympathies of foreign nations. :
The sun., 1902-06-25
rBRoSos GATHER IHE PALACE

The roadway and sidewalks were blocked
with vehicles and pedestrians A. during
the past thr-. DAYS. and slowly making
The sun., 1902-06-25
THrnrrEs To THr o~EES.

The Morning Port says that amid the
universal anxietv oil hearts ~ill go to the
Queen. to whom the hardest trial and
shsrpcs, rsng are given.
IN. Daily Mol says ,ha, never has ca
lanity fallen 20 terribly in the hour II re-
ioicinG II is hard that the blow should
have fallen In this manner and tha, the
inscru,abls hand Of Providence should
thus have snltten th" race.
The papers join In paving a tribute to
the heroic for,itude OF the Queen. She
sp-n, the whole afternoon and evening
at the bedside Of the King and surpassed
berrelf in calm courage The Mail says
The sun., 1902-06-25

II bccam. serious problem how IN
control hi- MaJcsty's mental condition. for
the conviction rezed the King that he was
iated rsvcr 20 wear the British crown; in
other words. mat th. prophecy would To-
fulfilled that he would reign. but would
never ~ crowned lie necessarily studied
ms own symptoms insisted that the doctors
frequently taAe his temperature and
b-o"dcd IA a state Of low despair over his
condition. Nevertheless. he gained strength
after wedno-dsy. an1 by careful dieting
Tie doctors hoped D" would IT, able TO
Undergo Thursdays ceremony. provided all
intervening engagements were cancelled
ms RETURN TO LONDON rSwIsR.
II was really against the p.iysicians
advice thst the King returned TO London
Yesterday Its reason for insistin. was
that such a radical change in the plans
would cause alarm among the pcorle.
Not a word had leen printed in any paper
In England to the encct that his ulness vas
ia the slightest degree serious On tho
The sun., 1902-06-25
arErN n.cnIyEs 1nE Eln.MIIR
IaAryE' ron rHr KINo

All the morning papcFS IN their editorials
offer fervent prayers that the Kings life
NAV b~ spared.
Tho Gydp'ic. under he caption Of God
save IN" Eirs.- says 'ha, at the outset of
a yrcs, national festival. which had already
flied the whole empire With joyful eS-
Jectancy. blow has fallen which has
transformed the national gIadness into the
most profound anxiety.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-31
NOMINATING eY BRUTE FORCE


In the twelfth Texas congressional
district, under the delegate system.
GO7i ballots were taken in the nomi.
mating convention without result.
Then the deadlocked factions ad.
ionrned to meet at another place Sep.
tember 4th.
When the convention meets to nom.
innto' congressman some kind Of a
deal founded ON distribution OF ON
ces, reaching into the future nomlnat
ing convention. will have been ar
ranged. II may be- a corrupt bargain
The journal wishes to point out that
under direct nomination no such deals
and bargains would be- possible 10 ex
ecute between the managers OF pnrtl
san factions. Whore all the people In
a party nominate deals are on.
Wearing out convention by taking
thousands OF ballots IN nomination by
brute force. or In tho end by chilean.
cry and tricker''. What kind Of an
educational influence does that exert
ON tho people. and the politicians?
A direct nomination primary elec.
tion within the party. condctcd with
all the formality and safeguards Of
the Australian ballot. would train the
people In wise discrimination between
aspirants for nomination.
IL would be- nomination by the Az.
gregate Intelligence, rather than by
the consolidated cunning. rapaclty aud
organized appetite OF the few who
manage politics.
Direct nomination by the people
would free congressman from being
bargainod. sold and delivered In ad.
vance by the postonlco and patronage
huckHtors.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-31
GONE
TO HER
REST
Mrs. 7. L. Davidson Passed
Away Wednesday Evening

Mary Susan, wife Of Judge T. l..
Davidson, Of Morningside, died at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday evening, at the
home Of her sister Mrs. John II. Will
son, at No. 452 State street Death
came after an eight.weeks' serious III
ness, resulting from a complication of
bowel and stomach troubles. During
the last four weeks Of her illness Mrs.
Davidson was faithfully attended by
Mrs Ella b. Mcdowell OF San Jose,
and Mrs. s. p Garrigues, of Heppner,
and Mrs }. n. Wilson, Of this city,
three of her sisters.
The deceased was a native OF Shell.
by county. Missouri, where she was
born March q, 1851. and at her death
was 81 years months and 8 days of
age. She emigrated to Oregon in
1864 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. s.
ID. Nelson. and located in Marion
county on July 6, 1869, she was
married to Judge r. L. Davidson, and
the union was blessed with three
children, only one OF whom, a son, r.
l.. Davidson, Jr., survives the mother.
After her marriage Mrs. Davidson and
her husband lived on their large and
finely improved farm at Morningside.
until her illness necessitated bringing
her to Salem for treatment. She was
devout Christian woman, and was
for 40 years a member OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. About three
months ago she was taken TO Califor.
MIA, in hopes that a change Of climate
and scenery might prove beneficial to
her health, but she failed to improve
and was brought home. Although she
suffered intense pain during her last
Illness, she bore all with remarkable
fortltude.
In addition TO the bereaved husband
and son, the deceased leaves FIVE sis.
ters and one brother, viz: Mrs. l.. B.
Plants, Milton, Ore; Mrs. T. II. VIII.
son, Palo Alto, Cal; Mrs S. p Garrl-
gues, Heppner Or, Mrs. Ella Nc
Dowell, San Jose, Cal; Mrs. J. II. VIII.
son and J. A. Nelson, both OF this
city.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the home Of Mrs. Wilson on East
State street. at 2 o'clock Friday after.
noon. Rev. John Parsons, OF the First
Methodist church. will ofilciate. and
burial will take place In the family lot
In Rural cemetery.
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Notice OF Intention TO Improve and
Call for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that Il Is IN.
Intention OF the city OF Salon. Oregon
to improve the alley running nortl
aud south through block No. IS. o
Salem, Oregon. by constructing there
Ia a lateral sewer between Marion
and Division streets. in said city. up
ON the plans and specifications nov
ON hle, and subject 20 inspection. In
the ofiice ot the city recorder OF said
city, az the city hall And bids for
the furnishing of labor aud materials
and the doiug of tho work necessary
in the construction OF said sewer. &C
cording 60 the plans and specifications
aforesaid, are hereby called for. and
will be- received and hled by the un.
dersigned, at the Ciy hall. up I oand
Including the hour of 8 O'Clock p. m.
ON the 5th day of August. 1909. The
bids hled la this connection must be
each and >aa accompanied hy certi
ncd check In the sum of 40 per cent
nf the tull sam of she bid offered. ana
he city 0t Salem reserves the right
20 reject any and all bids offered lr
'utsuance to this notice and call an6 |
n relation 20 this improvement Done
y order of the common council this
Sth day OF luly, iso2. n, J. JUDAH. |
ss-sid cts RscoFder. Salem. or
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-31

thing to approve # must be avfuily
| good
In their letter reviewing the con.
duct OF public affairs they commend
the treatment by President Roose-
welt OF the Smith court-martial as
tending to correct the tendency Of su.
perior officers 10 overlook their infe.
rlors.
They applaud the presidents senti-
ments as calculated to be a moral
check over any acts OF an improper
character by subordinates, instead of
the too frequent practice OF justifying
excesses Of authority.
While they find much to condemn.
II Is hopeful sign that they find one
action Of the president 20 applaud. It
shows a disposition to recognize what
is right in political opponent, to har.
monize for essentials.
Captlous and sweeping criticisms Of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-31

Governor Gcers annual pro,lama
zion warning the people against set
tins hres in the forests. has hceu IS
sued.
The law on the subject provides a
hne ot $50 10 $1,000. or Imprisonment
inom three 20 ls months for malicious
settiag a fire which shall destroy the
huildingt. crops. fences or timber OF
another II tho fire is sea without
mallce, and yet destroy such prop
erty the person setting the Ore Is Ma /
bic 10 a hne OF $40 To sloO Auy person
setting nre 90 any wooded country on
ores, owned by the United States Is
liable 10 a hne OF $1,000. cr imprisou |
nent for one year or both fine aud i'm
risonment Ia an cases Onehalf OF
be- hne Is 90 be paid 20 the person who
rae furnishes the Information 70 the
.strict attorney, |