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will become so transformed that the
body will likewise become transformed.
The virtues are the real cosmetics. So
long as you worry, fear, hate. rage, you
cannot be lovely to look upon. You must
overcome these faults.
Embarrassment and nervousness are
weaknesses. Only by gaining spiritual
power can you overcome these.
The remedy lies In meditation
Take meditation as IL 1T were a med
icine. Begin by trying it once a day. for
only few minutes at time. Find an
opportunity to be entirely alone The
early morning is a good time, when you
are preparing for the day that lies ahead.
SIT erect, the spine held firmly upright,
the rest Of the body easily and uncon-
sciously relaxed. Fix the eyes on some
thing-the tip Of the nose, for instance.
Cast out all thoughts. Let external things
disappear from your mind. In this state
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25

The improvement OF the streets is an
other most important matter to be con-
sidered. They should first Of all be
cleaned. No beauty can be built upon
any basis but that of cleanliness. A girl
might as well try to make herself lovely
by donning a white chiffon boa over a
dirty calico gown.
After this tree planting should be at
tended to. The selection Of the proper
trees for this purpose is a most important
matter Attention has been called to the
fact that palms are not appropriate
to the non-tropical appearance of this
city
Private gardens are to be considered by
every one who owns even so little as
window balcony. No foot of land can we
afford to waste In a crowded city The
bits Of yard space permitted us fer
adornment should be cherished as If they
were sacred and made to flourish with
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o ~ G 2 Elbow
says:
That is best which
lieth nearest:
Shape from that thy
work of art.
We must all take
this unto ourselves
q nd make 1t mean
Jan Francisco TO
US. But San Fran
cisco Is not best
merely because it
is nearest; ii is in
very truth the
most b e a u tiful
city. potentially. in
the world. It has
alrea dV the mark
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HEN a woman
starts out to re-
form her husband
she reduces him
10 a state Of
mental coma that
would make an
gels weep.
.
When a girl IS
In love she trips
on air: when she
m a rries she
comes down with
a dull, cold thud.
Never belieya all
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He only way 10
achieve physical
beauty is TO cease
seeking II. This
may be a great
surprise 20 women
who believe that
by diligent use OF
so-called material
aids TO beauty
they will IN time
be lovely as a
goddess. The ap-
plication OF COS
metics. care in
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25

ty 50 unessential to & pretty woman as
cleverncss. By cleverness l mean mental
superiority over the man to whom she IS
talking. You do not attend college for
knowledge. merely for the cultivation Of
certain habits and tastes not to be sc-
quired elsewhere. Onlv very old women
can afford to have opinions. because no
body listens TO them. A young woman
with ideas should keep them to herself
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DEAR CHILD

7 DEAR CHILD
Il am shocked,
to say the least.
70 hear that you
have graduated
with honors; the
last thing l ex-
pected from a
daughter of mine:
only the greatest
ingenuity on your
part will avert
the consequences.
In the first place.
bear in mind that
nnra &c M nr1lli
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matters OF dress, even SCIENTIFIC Physical
exercise cannot OF themselves produce
beauty A woman who believes that they
can 90 so and labors constantly TO make
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n214zzz~9Wz5&%e FA4A7~z~~~~~s~~>*
ByHATE NHy/OV-

Fortune only yields to the persistent
wcoer.
The human heart Is Ike a welI-strung
harp-s succession OF sweet tones and OF
discords.
Some women love like baking horse
no telling what kind Of stunt 1t will In
drlge in.
Some men suppress a smile; others swal-
low it. Beg pardon.
When a man kisses his wife it's often
the other woman he warns up to the sub
ject.
Success is often a matter Of spectacular
effect.
A disregard of appearances is a lack Of
sense-or dollars:
The life of a grass widow Is not always
green. nor does 1t run to hay seed.
When the giddiness Of youth IS framed
in a bald head and motheaten chin wnis-
kers 1T is time to pray for the departing
spirit.
Matrimony is often like champagne
FIRST a bubble and hzz; then little hat
Never trust the man or woman who
can't give your hand hearty clasp.
The hoydenish girl OF her school days
develops into the most companionablO
wife or the cheerful mother.
II is generally the quiet sunday-schooI
girl who figures IN scandals.
Even a husband or wife may become
extensively familiar.
When q man tells you that he knows
that he Is not perfect you can Law the
stakes Of all you are worth that he thinks
he Is.
Are men greater gossips than women
Well. what DO you think about it7
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and the bay; they are wonderful No
where is the bay equaled. Its changing
colors, its position, the hills with their
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25
1he plokman HearIna.

tn preliminary nearing of John
Dlckman. the Sidney German. who is
arrested on a charge Of larceny from
a warehouse. and on which he was ar.
raigned yesterday afternoon, was
called up at 1880 o'clock. and as Dick.
man had no counsel, G. w. Corby was
appointed TO defend him. A recess
was taken, to enable Mr.. Corby to
consult with his client and the case
went TO trial after o'clock. In the
case Dickman is found guilty, II is
likely an effort will be made to com.
NIT him to the asylum. Quite a mum.
ber OF the residents OF Sidney are in
the city to testify against him.
At 2:30 o'clock Dickman pleaded
guilty TO the charge of larceny in
and to trespassing on i'm
proved land, and was sentenced TO
the county jail for two months on the
last charge. while In the felony case
he was bound over TO the circuit court
In the sum of $3.50. He was taken TO
lail by Sheriff Goliath.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25
InffrIea Meet. MIth AcoIdent.

San Francisco. July 25.-Word was
received here this forenoon from Har.
bin Springs, where Champion Jeffries
Is training for his fight with Corbett.
10 the effect that Jeff had been com.
PEELED 10 suspend work, owing 10 the
serious condition OF his left leg.
II appears that the condition OF the
leg is due TO series OF accidents. Joe
Kennedy. In a scufile with Jeffrles,
recently kicked him on the leg between
the knee and ankle. pet bear bit the
member, and Jeff while training, gave
Il a bad wrench. A physician has ad
vlsed the champion TO give his sore
limb perfect rest, and as the latter has
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ter Of such extensive Importance to
the people OF the state should, when
the test Of its validity came before the
court for determination, have had an
enemy for an advocate. We believe
that when the validity Of this amend
ment shall be presented to an impair.
tial court. by its friends. as well as
those opposed. that It viii be found 70
be valid, and that the expressed viii
of the people viii be sustained. The
object Of this amendment was and is
TO prevent vicious legislation from be
ing procured by political schemers
and dishonest Hobbies, therefore be II
Resolved, BY Stayton Grange, No
$40. p. of H., that we believe II is in
the interest Of good government that
this amendment be sustained as part
OF our state constitution.
REPORTER.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25
Ernit arowers, Meetlnn.

The fruit growers OF the Willamette
valley are in session at the Office of
the Willamette Valley Prune Associa.
tion this afternoon. TO discuss the fruit
prospects and the matter OF market.
ing the crop. There Is a large attend.
ance OF the growers, fully 90 OF them
being on hand. and they bring good
reports from the orchards. The re.
suits attained by the Willamette Val
ley Prune Association by their meth
cd OF marketing the product Of the
orchards was discussed. and the plan
was generally approved by the grow
nrs present.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25

Newport July 25.The three cup de
tenders raced today for a special cup
over triangular course.
Newport. July 25.-The yachts
started as follows: Reliance 11:4O:2O,
Columbia. 11:41:5S, Constitution at
l11:42. The course is 3O-mile tri'
angle. and is an ideal racing day.
Highlands. July Shamrock III
crossed the line at 10:57:15, only
three seconds ahead of the old boat.
Both were beautifully handled. The
challenger reached the Sandy Hook
light. four and a half miles from the
start. a minute and ten seconds
ahead. Upton will go TO West Point
as General Corbin's guest, in time to
witness this evenings parade OF the
cadets.
While still a mile from the starting
line Shamrock III took in sail. and
both boats were towed TO New York.
The challenger was a minute and for.
ty seconds ahead when the race was
abandoned.
Newport. July 25.-The Reliance Is
constantly In the lead. the race be-
tween the other two was close, the
Constitution having the best Of II. At
the second mark the Columbia, In
lufiing, lost her topmast
Men we're Immediately sent aloft to
clear the wreckage. The Constitution
at that time was half minute ahead.
The Reliance finished In official time
OF 2:39. beating the Constitution 4
and % seconds
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25
WANT
THE ACT
TO STAND
.StaytOn Grange Pass
Resolutions on
The Same
Initiative and Referendum
Had its Rights Defended
by One Of its
Enemies


stayton Grange. No. $40, met July
Path, at u m, for It's first meeting
since its organization. A goodly mum
Der were present, Notwithstanding the
very busy time OF year for farmers.
Deputy State Master w. NJ. Hilleary
was present, and assisted the worthy
master, Jas. Il. Cook, in the duties OF
his Office. For novices In grange
work, the business was transacted
with reasonable dispatch. They re
ceived the application of one new
member. Their August meeting will
be on the third Saturday, at ? p. m.
In view OF the recent trumped up case
TO obtain an adverse decision on the
legal adoption OF the initiative and
referendum amendment TO our state
constitution, the following was unani.
moGsly adopted. and ordered pub
lished.
Whereas. BY a decision, lately rem
dered by the circuit court OF Multno.
nah county. II has been decided that
the amendment TO the constitution OF
Oregon known az the Initiative and
referendum Is void, II is the opinion OF
this grange that In the consideration
OF said amendment by said court the
questions involved we're not fully pre-.
sented; that the attorney who pretend.
81 10 uphold the amendment was anx-
lous to have it declared void: that Il
was extremely unfortunate that a mat. |
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25

Y Oung married women must rernem- 80
Der that the experience of maternity should
not be approached without careful physical
preparation
capable mother must healthy mother; the birth of the
help get Correct practical of the vital %
poranoe the woudb mother Mrs Pnkhams advice such
guided many young woman an through this trying experience with the
peenSe with thousands of cases given entirely
BY special permission publish following three letters show
m @ S TRa @ sexton G RSr illustrates Ga 0 the dss S %aes S
That Of Mrs Hanson the suffering during the peod and that of M
and they all illustrate the wonderful value of Lydia PnkhamI
Vegetable Compound in such
rlrs. Lille Sexton, Ashland, KY, Boyd Co., says
"EAE MHs PNKHAM'I Sept married
two years and had two miscSrages six months and
Vegetable Compound, and al bottles.
baby girl %o months o @ the Become cS % @ e Sd % Ow dU SSys aSs
nancy cannot praise remedies enough" =
Mrs. Karanna Hanson, Box 545, WOrthngon Mnn, SAYS:
for oo ~ LG sg E. Pf Pha yS any s Tesss: H:
Wasn wrote you did not day. mother
SS SnS osq He S & 1Ines poor appetite was had pains and
taken Ff ] Ss Lydia yHT pf d. 'SSa ss 5 better
real We My baby when three months old twenty
saGsr1s write Lydia T. PinERams s VeSsb %
hrs. H. n. nassey, Sulphur Springs Texas. saws: |
PnkhaWs t Vegetable Compound wonderful medicine
When one of my children just old took setback and
week and got no better nearly xiii me tme only
sHGts IN my bowels pain in my left Sde
~ bottle Of Lydia e. PniGams ST Vegetable CDoa ~
s ss and by the next %S"PST@a @;
surely such endorsement should dspel from the minds
remain SEEK e ean neSRg o s %ch letters @ If
others viii surey r Se these
$4,000 asEElJ s' when ; % issts s @ .
SS lydia ham SsdCiS o. Eya. m...
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25
Baseball Today.

A large crowd went to c. A. A. C.
park this afternoon TO witness the
first OF the two games between the
Salem Raglans and the Eugene
Mobiles, many rooters going out for the
home team. A concert by the Salem
Military band was one OF the attrac.
tions before the beginning OF the
game. Both teams are In the pink OF
and the Salem team was
considerably strengthened by the ad.
ditlon OF two fast men-Crowell and
Reid-who came up from Portland this
morning to take part In the contest.
and help win the pennant for the Rag.
lans.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25

A dainty stick seat runabout with
cushion tires is about as choice We.
hicle as YOU can hitch to. We show a
number of these ever popular styles,
besides pneumatic and hard rubber
tires ON which We can suit most any
purchaser
Drop In and see what We show
Goods on main floor and always
pleased TO see you, whether you buy
or not.
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NEW TODAY


Or. J. \. Brewer, physician and sur.
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phone No. 81. Residence phone No.
1921.
Agents-Get the genuine "official" life
OF Pope Leo, Highest authorship.
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no desire to lose his forfeit money
he has decided TO do no more work un'
I'll It is better.
The story Of the injury causes some
concern here, as the sporting men are
beginning to eyince an excited inter
est in the forthcoming fight, and are
fearful that Jeffries may not be able 10
enter the ring in the best cindition.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25
About All
The Yachts

Newport. July 25.The three cup de
tenders raced today for a special cuI
over a triangular course.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25
Same Old colllslnn.

Hutchinson. Kan, July 25.-The
Missouri Pacific and Santa Fe pas.
sengers collided in the Junction City
limits today r. Lonnecker, of Bart.
letb Kansas, and NJ Corrington. OF
Springfield, were fatally. and Is others
more or less seriously hurt.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25
Struck Gold
in the Streets

Baker City. Or, July 25-Gold has
been discovered in the streets here. A
man digging a water main ditch struck
pay gravel, and a few feet further
struck a stream OF water II is be.
lieved placer deposits lie along a sub.
terranean stream under the city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25

A petition was I'm circulation among
the business men OF the city this
morning. asking the mayor TO veto the
bicycle ordinance. but up TO a late
hour this afternoon II had not been
presented for his consideration.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25

A most thrilling article IN the Au.
gust Woman's Home Companion is by
Henry Irving Dodge, and deals with
the heroic self'sacri6ce OF the men of
the life saving service.
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preparation.
rIrs. Lille Sexton, Ashland, KY, Boyd

DEAR Ms PNKHAMiI wrote youn Sept
organs were very weak You advised to Lydia E Pnham
vegetable Compound, and began
In June 1901 again expected become mother
baby months
Icannot praise your
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-25

Don't Judge men by their looks.
Fast looking men are slow pay
sometimes.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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LAGLEDE Ave. s5.5-.iicely furnished c0nect-
, 1903-03-09
MR.. coRTHELu's ADDRESS
At vEsPER SERVICES.

Mr.. N. E. Corthell delivered the ad.
dress at university vesper Sunday aft.
ernoon. He took for his text the recent
unpleasantness at the university, say
ing in addressing an audience 1t was
always his desire to take ZONE com
mon ground of thought. The faculty
was a necessary evil, to be compared
with a police department, fire depart
ment, or other regulative bodies. 1t
could only be done away with by con
slant striving for the attainment Of
higher ideals. Students should advise
one another to work for better govern
ment in the student body, and should
work for a better organization in the
University of Wyoming, an organize
ton that would finally reach the stand.
ard desired and do away with the
necessary evil.
, 1903-03-09
LECT URE
BY PROFESSOR c. 3. RlDGAWAY AT
THE UNIVERSITY A MOST
MARKED SUCCESS.
The Auditorium Filled With Friends
Of the University, Who Fully En-
joyed the Address and the Pictures
Thrown Upon the Screen-Col-
ored Photography.

The auditorium at the university
was filled to the last sea- and some
standing in the aisles Saturday night,
to hear Prof c. B. Ridgaway's very en-
tertaining lecture on colored photog-
raphy and t. see the numerous pictures
he cast upon the screen through the
polariscope and the s]tereopticon,
The lecturer began by saying that
he had been so advertised as to re-
quire four lectures instead of one, at
which the audience applauded heart
lily, evidently feeling that they were
going to get their full moneys worth
without mistate. Mr.. Ridgaway de-
scribed the beginning of photography
and then told of the progress made in
color photography, showing that the
science had begun to be understood,
and in time the full fruition of the
hopes of the men engaged in the re-
search would be realized. He gave
illustrations of color photographs, and
this proved of intense interest to the
audience, the speaker being interrupt
ed at intervals with applause.
The s%tereopticon was a source OF
great enjoyment to the large audience.
The pictures were largely Genes from
the Yosemite valley in California, and
included some Of the great trees in that
state, shrubs and flowers, mountain
streams and waterfall and the males
ty of the mountains and hills. There
were city scenes and garden pictures,
a basket of fruit tempting the small
members Of the audience to wish they
might reach it, and the picture of a
dog in an orange grove that almost
answered the boyish whistle that rose
above the hum of admiration.
A snug sum was realized from the
sale Of tickets, which will be used in
replacing the WORKOUT garrison flag
belonging to the cadet corps. Prof
Ridgaway certainly met the expecta'
lions of his most ardent well wishers.