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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
A STUDY OF The GIBSON GIRL

The Gibson girl has been made IA.
nous the world around by the car.
toons published in New York Life,
and the last number contains two
specimens Of this. ON the surface. be.
witching creation
At banquet table two Gibson girls
are seated looking into the eyes of
two young men, who are evidently
adorers for what there Is In Il. and
on the faces OF the women and the
men Is the hard steely calculating
glitter OF mercenary self.seeking
That the Gibson girl is heartless
and a nirt appears at first glance. but
closer study reveals in her souIess
parsonage the reflection Of our calcu.
lating questioning, MISUNDERSTANDING
age.
The Gibson girl nor her admirer are
sincere or devoted to each other. but
10 the social position and to the al.
mighty dollar that is supposed to be
lurking behind the individual. and for
which the individual stands, and moth.
ing else.
Taken In this sense Mr.. Gibson's art
Is an Interpretation OF the spirit OF the
age, AS a penetrating student OF man
ners and motives he reveals the na.
tional weakness with the hand OF the
master
or course. his revelation applies
only to the great centers OF fashion.
able life. The body OF the country.
outside the deteriorated circles Of
great society. is free from these de
generate conditions.
outside the four hundred We may
assume that mon and women still are
looking at each other with honester
eyes than those obfuscated by the
opacity OF the big dollar AZ least We
hope that is true.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
We Are
Not Big
Bot Oh MyI

Some stores boast Of their bigness
others OF their wealth. and others Of
their spot cash system (which. by the
way. is the most windy Of them ALL
Now this is all wind pure and simple
What you want to know. have they
got what you want. at the price you
want to pay We claim TO have the
largest selection Of clothing and fur
nlshing goods in Salem. and we claim
to run under less expense than any
other house doing the same amount
OF business. And we might make
numerous other claims that to you is
nothing but wind. What you want is
a suit OF clothes. hat. shoes or some
other article carried in a gents fur.
nishing store and you are looking
for what you need. SO come right
along and call at @. w. Johnson q
Co.'S. No. 257 Commercial street. the
oldest established clothing and fur.
nishing house in the city. and we will
agree 10 show you as good a selection
OF mems and boys clothing and fur.
nishing goods. hats, caps. trunks and
valises at as low prices as any other
house in Salem. The fact that we are
now enjoying the best business that
we ever had is evidence that we are
not mistaken AS 10 our ability 10
carry out the above obligation. In
shoes we are more than satisfying our
customers: that the Packard Shoe is
the best shoe for the money on the
market today.
Remember. We are giving one-thlrd |
on ON line Of childrcns' clothing
Many very nobby patterns. You make
a mistake II you fail to see this line
before buying your little boy a suit
Don't be afraid To come In and take a
look through our stock. whether you
are ready to buy or not We will take
the greatest pleasure IN showing you
through
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
eRowrH oF MUNIcI.
PAL CONTROL

PAL CONTROL
The April municipal elections in
Chicago and in the cities OF Ohio
show the strong drift toward the ex-
tension OF municipal functions that
has been steadily growing In Chica-
go the main matter Is the renewal
Of street railway franchises which
win soon expire Mayor Harrison
stands for renewals for short terms
and for ultimate municipal ownership
aud be was reelected. In Cleveland
practically the same question was
presented in another form. and May
or Tom l.. Johnson was reelected
Both these happened 10 be Democrats
but party politics. though an import
ant factor In these elections. was not
thought to be the determining factor
The main question that a decisive
number OF voters answered at the
polls. as they understood IT, was
whether the corporations should rule
the city. or the city the corporations.
At Toledo where Mayor Golden.
Rule" Jones was again elected by an
overwhelming vote. the same disposi.
ton was shown even more strongly.
He vas an Independent candidate.
There was Democratic candidate
and a Republican candidate. each
with it's party organization and its
newspapers The newspapers practi.
cally ignored Mr.. Jones and he had no
important support of this kind His
reelection means simply that he has
won the confidence Of the masses by
his program which used TO be called
"socialistic." While the academicians
are discussing the theory OF munich
pal control. the people. in these cities
at least. are getting into the habit of
voting for it.-May Worlds Work |
Magazine.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Is entitled to the highest praise as
family medicine If you Judge 1t by its
merit and record of cures during the
past fifty years. No other remedy can
take its place because. it is the best
that science can produce as a cure
for 6elehing. Heartburn, Indigestion,
5iliousness, Dyspepsia, Insomanis,
and NerVousness. II Is also an eX-
cellent tonic and blood purifier Don't
fall to try II. II has never been
known to fail. H.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
JOURNAL x.RAVs.


Bloodless surgery is 10 succeed sur.
gerry by the knife and saw in a large
measure. Thus the fashion changes.
Well, after April is past let ms hope
for less rainy days. but, of course, il
viii rain the day the President is
here.
Bryan seems determined To destroy
all chances OF having his name ap-
pear on the same ticket with Cleve
land.
Don't be afraid TO spend half a dol.
lar on the c. l. l.. cart, and remove
the rubbish from your premises and
street
That man Reames may be native
son, but Binger Hermann was one OF
the pioneers who blazed the way for
such as he.
you are a bum head waiter,"
Il am as better a head waiter what
you are manager which Is 10th
ing"
Herman Wise, OF Astoria, declines
TO become member OF the Coffee
club Of that town. on the ground that
there. are too many social organiza.
lions already
The buttercup is here by the mil.
lions in all the meadows. but that
does not prevent the roll Of the vel
low costing from rs cents to the dol.
lar
Il is not rare gifts that make men
happy IL is the common and simple
and universal gifts; IL is health and
the glance OF sunshine in the morn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

Druggists know that kidney disease that has
hung on eight or Ten mOnIha has become ehronis
and shat il Is then regarded BY physicians -
incurAble and that Up 10 tue advent OF The
Faltoa Compounds that nothing on their shelves
Would touch h IL Is = proven fact that nearly
Rine- tenths o. all cases are now durable, and
druggists themselves are taking the new Com
pounds. One OF the roooveries Was Dr. zeils
himself the Pionser drusgist Of AZ PAeihs
street, San FrAnoisoo, and he gave it 10 over =
dozen others Who recovered. Here is another
interesting recovery. I'VE copy from The Sacrs-
mcnto News OF November 10. leal
After serious illness Of over year Judge
}. 4. Allen 0f this city has recovered and 70
gAris hiusel most fortunate IN successfully
battling with shat IL generally regarded ~ .
tatal malAdy, brighta Disease Of the Kidneys.
la speaking " his case Judge Allen said; i
believe tA1t ne 'ressmsn, sirsa9 .9,s me BY ny
methods nsed IN the regular practice Of modi-
cine, but 10 anorded me NJ relief Hearing OF
tae fulton Compounds vent 70 San Francisoo
undergo lhe trea tmcnt 10 was three months
ocf0ro I noticed ciango for the better. used
the medicine faithfully for LeAriy year aud
am saus1ed Il ia entlroly eliminated. Ny ap-
petite IS good, have gained seventeen pounds
In weight and viii BE- pleased 70 describe my
experiences 20 auyo1e who may call o. Nuta.' !"
-SaOramantO News, Nov. ID. isoa-
TIE editor OF the News himself was the friend
Who told Judge Allen Of Tie falt0n Compounds
Ihey are me only things Known that enrs
kidney diseases after ~ we'll ~ before they
become ehlonio, which happens abo1t The tenth
uonth. Equally efncient In dropsy. goat,
rheunaAttnln from uric acid and bladder troubles
flitonh kenal Compound far BriEhtb ard
htaccY Diseases, etc, o.; for Diabetes o. 81.
Seha fuitru 90, - Waahington street. SAu
ffzucisco. sole compounders. Kfee analyaes for
p~tientN Hend Tor pamphlet. We are the eK-
e.-Aite AgeAi. Tor Ae4s CoEapoaa4s N ala cl.y.
>. A. HAsERLN.
Palace PharmaeY. iis state 81.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
SALEM A BASEBALL TOWN.

by persistent hammering The Jour
nal has aroused the youth OF the Cap
ital City to the pitch OF American en-
terprise. when our city can furnish a
baseball team and Join the valley
league.
The first game is 10 be played at
Salem Saturday. and while we are not
in a position to claim confidently that
our city will rank high this year on
It's playing record II is a qualification
to know that we are in the swim.
There is nothing so typically Amer.
ican as the national game. II is des-
tined in time to absorb a great deal Of
the attention that is now wasted on
horse races. football and other more
or less demoralizing sports.
With better public schools. with
larger boys attending the public
schools during the years that elapse
between the completion of the public
school course and the college
shall breed better players
In several years from now Salem
may hope 10 have the crack base
ball team Of Western Oregon Let us
not expect too much Of our team. but
give them hearty. cordial. uplifting
support. II we want 10 see them win.
II is an historical event Of no little
importance that the first game Of the
season will be played at Salem Satur
lay. Prepare 10 be a flrst-class fan.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
1NIQSIA 4RED
NATNe Sons IN poLlTIcs.


The attempt OF Mr. Reames, the
Democratic candidate Tor congress in
this district To take the Native Sons
order into politics is not new move
in this state
The attempt has been made to take
various fraternal orders into politics
In times past, but with little success.
IL has not bcen considered the legiti
mate function Of lodges aud churches
to pursue politics
II MIR Reames succeeds in being
elected at the hands OF the people Of
Western Oregon. after his appeal 10
the Native Sons, that order win have
gained reputation which other or
ders have shunned in the past
othog candidates viii seek Ia use Il
IN the mturo, and il will be pulled this
way and that by politicians of both
parties. until there is nothing left Of
H.
II Mr. Reames fails of AN election Il
will be said the Native oSns had no
influence. Il Is safe 10 say that the
first fraternal organization in Oregon
that goes into active politics viii
probably cease 20 exist.
The appeal TO the Native Sons is
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

Roseburg Plaindealer The Salem
Journal heads an article When Teddy
Comes" Well, he don't propose to
come to Roseburg but II our citizens
were up in heroic politics he would
come and make us a speech from the
rear end OF the car When the noun.
tain would not come to Mahomet. Ma.
homet went To the mountain. Why
not get up an Indian outbreak at the
bridge north of town for Teddy's
special benefit?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

Mokl tea positively Cures Sick
Headache. INDIGESTION and Constipa.
ton. a delightful herb drink. Re,
moves all eruptlons Of the skin. pro
ducing o perfect complexion or money
refunded, CSC. and 50c Write TO as
for free sample. w " Hooker q Co.
Buffalo. ". Y. ID. J. Fry Druggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

not founded on a sound political ar.
gument. There is no principle Of 20
litical economy bound up in wearing
this badge or that. and no issue in the
campaign hinges on birthplace.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
INCURABLE.

That Is What the BOOks Say Of
chronie kidney Disease, But
the New Fulton Compounds
Have Record of SIS OF ReeoV-
cries AmOne Chronic Cases In-
surable by All Other Medicines.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

New York Life has cartoon rep.
rosenting a burglar. masked and hold.
ing a pistol at a woman sitting up in
bed with her husband at her side. III
you open your mouth , I'll shoot" says
the burglar "whatll you take to
stay here by the week" pipes up hub.
by.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
Q a - II Oh Ia.
Bsars the 1Ihs Kind You Ham kaay Boggk,
Signature "a THHzZzZx

God made mothers before he made
ministers; the progress OF Chrisu'a
Kingdom depends more upon the in.
fuence OF faithful. wise and pious
mothers than upon any other human
agency.-Theodore l.. Cuyler, ID. d.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

There is such a large migration OF
homeseekers from Iowa and Illinois
90 North Dakota and the Canadian
Northwest Territory that the rail,
roads leading west from Minneapolis
have been Obliged 10 put extra cars
on all their trains 60 accommodate
Il. The great wheat belt OF the North.
west Is the attraction,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

A row in Republican politics in
New York started between Boss"
Plat and Governor odell. gives occa.
sion for the announcement OF the
Democratic candidacy OF David b.
Hill. 1t is argued that he could carry
New York and would therefore win.
But what II he did win? SO long as
he sits comfortably in the hands OF
the trust. a Democratic victory would
be plutocratic triumph II he were
the candidate.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

ing II is fresh air; Il is the friend,
the lover; II is the kindliness that
meets us on the Journey; it may be
only a word. smile, a look;
these. and not any rarity of blessings.
that enter into Gods gentle art of
making happy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
Dr.. IF.

Has the conclusion that profession OF tbo -,
the vegetable kingdom is failure. When your sr
without pure blood. will only hnd vitality IN q. \
kingdom. drugs knives nor ~
lightning will the cause. lay the foundat
Those into your bones and KIN n.a
create diseases tumors consumes ~
diseases You bear in mind that med ~
poisonous tonic stimulant temporary relief which
poisonous drugs results sooner or p
medicine, it takes effect stirs up g.
system expect cured n. =
your a long coming on A.
long time to get it out Of system. 1t will mOut,
build body from the bones This the peOO.
derstand They are used to being humbugged His medIess
Natures Herbs-what system requires W.
mails will themselves those for tier
snct people not study q,
been life study with Dr. Cook. Do get weary; this NE
and too worry of this world
DR.. Cook Cures All Kinds of Discs
30l Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon for
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
4 SWEET nREATU.

Is never falling sign OF healthy
stomach. When the breath IL had the
edy IN the world equal 90 KOdol Dyspep-
sin cure for curing indigestion. dyspepsia
aud all stomach disorders Mrs. Mary y
Crick. Of white Plains. XIV. writes ~
have been n dvspeptic for ycars-tried all
kinds OF remedies. but continued 10 grow
worse. Ry the use ~ Hodol began %
Improve az once, and after taking 4 few
bottle am fully restored IN weight, health
and strength. and can cat whatever ! Ike.
kodnl digests what you eat. and makes
the stomach Sweet For sale by T. g.
Haas, 20 State street.
To women, osteopathy has come as
a boon OF countless value.
Schoattle. Barr & Barr Osteopaths,
Opera House Block. Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

II is not rare gifts that make men
happy. Ii is the common and simple
and universal gifts; IL Is health and
the glance Of sunshine in the morn,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

Bryan seems determined TO destroy
all chances OF having his name APP
pear on the same ticket with Cleve-
land
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-29

Well, after April is past let MS hop,
for less rainy days. but, of course, II
will rain the day the President il
here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
PANIC At SANTIAGO.
Rife Shot Causes Fright in Course
Of PaIma'S Speech.

Santiago de Cuba, Sept. 1S.-In the course of
speech made By President Palma in front of
the palace this evening the people became ex-
cited because the crowds were forced back by
the police, and a rife in the hands Of a ser
geant Of the Rural Guards was discharged. by
accident. ii was said. This caused panic and
the people turned and ran. A few persons were
slightly hurt. Order was soon restored.
The President, who enthusiastically re
ceived. thanked the people for their loyalty and
their condemnation of those who had attempt
ed to breed Instruction, and urged them to
endeavor TO strengthen public sentiment against
any seditious ideas
The Presidents journey here from Puerto
Principe was through wild. picturesque part
Of the country, whose inhabitants have the rep
utation of being the most restless in Cuba
They gathered at all the railroad stations. and
were very enthusiastic. Although there was
no apparent need for precautions. the provincial
officials stationed pairs of Rural Guards at the
bridges along the latter part of the route.
At Victoria &c las Iunas, the scene of stir
ring reVOlu tlonary events, a large body of
mounted veterans gathered about the station
platform. The Governor of Santiago boarded
the train at Alto Cedro and reported that he
had no further news of the ncipient attempt at
instruction. Carloads Of people from Santiago
and its suburbs also Joined the train until on
entering Santiago il consisted of nine full cars
great crowd followed the Presidential process
sion to the Governors palace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
KING PETER NOT KILLED.
Ramor Of assassination UnfOunded
Fall an Paris Stocks.

London. Sept. 1S-A direct dispatch received
here from Belgrade says:
The report of the assassination of King Peter
rs entirely unfounded.
Paris, Sept. 1S.A dispatch from Belgrade
states that the report of the assassination Of
King Peter Of Servia is without foundation
The Foreign Office had no information to-day
regarding the rumor which reached the Bourse
here through an agency dispatch from Antwerp,
saying report that the King had been assas-
sinated was current there. 1t caused consider
able excitement and depression the Bourse.
but was eventually attributed to the excited
conditions prevailing at Belgrade.
Official advices from Belgrade indicate that
King Peters recent retirement OF Colonel Mich
itch from the important place of departmental
chief in the Ministry for War is the beginning
Of movment looking to the separation of King
Peter from the conspirators who took part in
the assassination Of King Alexander and Queen
Draga. Nichtich. the leader Of the conspiracy.
was conspicuously honored and is degraded
the result Of widespread Indignation at the
favor shown by the King toward the conspira-
tors
The Temps Belgrade correspondent says
the elections for members of the Skuptschna
next Monday promise to result i'm a majority IA
vorable to the separation of the King from the
reEicides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
KAISER GREETS KAISER
German Emperor Welcomed By
Francis Joseph at FieRHd.

Vienna. Sept. 1S.-Emperor William arrived
here to-day from Belize. Hungary. where ne
has been hunting stays with Archduke Fred
erick
Emperor Francis Joseph. wearing the uniform
OF German Field Marshal, met Emperor Will
lam the railroad station. The German En-
peror wore the uniform of Austrian cavalry
general. He was accompanied by Chancellor
Bulow. The monarchs cordially kissed
each other three times and then shook hands
warmly.
After inspection of the Guard of Honor the
Emperors drove through the crowded and deco
rated streets to the Hofburg. They were en-
thusia stically cheered all the way to the pal
The route was lined by troops.
Vienna, Sept. 1S.-At a state dinner which
given at the palace tonight Emperor Fran
els Joseph proposed the health of the German
Emperor. and expressed his keen satisfaction at
being able to greet his faithful friend and ally,
whose visit would surely impart greater
strength to the bonds already firmly established
between the two empires
Emperor William in responding to this toast
said had witnessed with pleasure the march
past Of the Austrian regiments, since the armies
of Germany and Austria Sanctifed and strength
ened the alliance existing between the two ma
uons for the welfare and peace of Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
FTNL1Y'S VIEWS FOUGHT
United States Counsel Raise Points
against Cdnadd'S Case.

London. Sept. 1S.-When the Alaskan Boun-
dairy Commission resumed it's sessions to-day.
Attorney General FInlay was subjected by Sec
rotary Root and Senators Lodge and Turner to
a fire OF questions in connection with his at
tempt to show that the boundary should run
from the head Of Portland Canal directly west
ward TO the point where the mountains, claimed
by the Canadians as the boundary. intersect
the J6th parallel Of latitude
The contention Of the United States is that
the boundary continues up to Bear River Val
ley. from the head Of Portland Canal. to the Goth
parallel Ia connection with this point Mr.. Root
called the Attorney Generals attention to the
fact that Vancouver referred 10 AIarsley Pass as
the head Of the canal and asked if it was not
natural to suppose that the signatories Of the
treaty intended the line to follow this pass to
the seth degree.
Tho Attorney General replied that the line
under the treaty could not run further than the
water canal and from that point must seek the
mountains at the JGth parallel
Senator Lodge suggested that this would mean
that the line must cross the mountains to reach
those points described in the Canadian case,
which the Attorney General evaded touching
upon.
The Attorney General passed in the afternoon
10 the discussion Of the location Of the line
from the Both parallel 10 Mount ST. Elias, as
sorting that if the contention Of the United
States that the boundary should go around
spondingly, Canada should gain by the tribunal
deciding that the line should follow ten marine
leagues from the shores Of Deninsulas.
Judge John n. Dickinson. OF the American
counsel said the United States was contending
only for the heads Of inlets, and not beyond.
the Attorney General having raised the point
that the American claim for tidewater the
boundary might put the boundary far into the
interior OF Canada