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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07
MR.. PREscoTT's ooop LUCK.

Instead Of editorials about the tariff
and international complications, The
Journal loves, on Saturday especially,
to talk about home matters. and little
things of interest to our home peo.
pie
IL is n pleasure 20 chronicle the re-
turn from the East of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Prescott and daughters. They have
been three months seeing old friends
ami relatives in the Eastern and Mid.
die states.
Prescott & Venness run a sawmill at
independence many years. but were
no; successful, and sold out and closed
up the business. Mr.. Prescott and his
partner retiring early In the nineties,
with a few hundred dollars apiece.
They bought a small mill at Win
lock, Wash, and the past year Mr..
p 'escott sold his interest for a fine
large sum. and retires with com.
Portable fortune. He came back 10
Salem. where his family always has re
NAMED. and bought the old George II.
Jones residence. on Gaiety hill His
OLD home on the hill burned out by the
fire. but he has rebuilt IT, and will
build another house at the rear Of Il,
Agent Houston. Of the S. p. Co. lives
in his old home, and Mr. Prescott and
family will occupy the Jones mansion
on the hill MIR Prescott has worked
hard, and all unite In congratulating
him on his good fortune.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07
swIft AustrIan nattleshIn

The Austrian navy, though small
is well known 10 be one OF the most
efficient in the world. The new ships
which are being added 10 il are mod
els OF their kind. The battleship Be
beuberg under went her speed trials
az Pola on the ESD OF last month. she
was required TO make 1875 knots with
1856 revolutions. She actually made
200 knots and l49 revolutions. heI
engines developing 1T0ll horsepower
instead OF the required ll.9O0.-New
York Commercial Advertiser.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07

TEN, why the best men in the Repub.
lican party should not be named in
each ward, and be free from ring con.
troll and answerable for good govern.
ment to the people.
Let the opposition put up their can.
dldates in the same way and then let
ths people have their choice of both
sets at the city election.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07
CHEAP SUNDAY RATES
Between Portland and Willamette
Valley Points.

Low round trip rates have been
placed in effect between Portland and
Willamette Valley points. in either
direction. Tickets will be sold Satur-
days and Sundays, and limited TO re-
turn on or before the following Men.
day. Call on Southern Pacific Co.'s
agents for particulars; 2.20 round
trip Salem TO Portland and return.
10-1u w. E. CONAN, GPA.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07
A DIRECT PRIMARY.

The Republicans OF this city have
taken step In advance by ordering
direct primary tonomiAate candi
dates for aldermen.
The old.style slated city convention
results In selecting candidates whom
tho politicians want, bu, the people OF
tea do noe
Direct nomination puts the city com,
mittee ia the correct position OF mere
~ giving the people direct choice
ana recording their will
There is no reason. under this sys.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07
ESCAPES FROM THE REFORM
SCHOOL.


SCHOOL.
Occasionally, under lenient manage
ment. there win be boys escape from
the Oregon reform school AS a rule.
these escapes do not do very much
damage,
But three got away the past week
that have done considerable mischief
One has been captured, but two were
still az large az last accounts. and
seem 10 be immensely enjoying their
liberty
They stole a wheel somewhere, and
roOe Il. between them, 10 a house near
Rosedale.. where they left H. and went
on afoot, because they had picked up
a couple OF guns In the mean time
The two boys aged IA and l6 years.
We're at A, S Huntley's house Sunday,
near Rosedale. broke the house open.
helped themselves, and got away with
"a fine shotgun. ammunition, exc.
They were about Rosedale all Cay.
and destroyed a great deal OF property
in various ways breaking into the
school house, tearing down maps. and
committing other mischief,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07


Portland needs money. In the Ian
guage Of Omar Khayyam. Jr., THE
please remit confront cannot pay"
1t Is somewhat of a coincidence, that
the flood of financial disaster caused
by the new tax law. was caused by the
member from Heppner
Earthquake shocks are reported in
many localities. but whether it was
Mark Hanna in Ohio, OF Tammany in
New York that caused it, is as much
of an unknown quantity as the age of
Ann.
In New York the choice between the
lady and the tiger seemed to be
against the lady.
Seth Low is undoubtedly honest and
honorable, but a theorist and dream
er. He promised everything, and ac.
complished nothing. In fact he was
a perfect lady-and the tiger won out.
The San Francisco Chronicle says
its Mayor Schmitz was elected by the
city's undesirable element. Is it pos.
sible that the Golden Gate city doesn't
want a majority of her citizens?
Eugene has five fresh grass widows,
made yesterday.
j. M. Johns, editor of the Arlington
has a high opinion of NJ. A. Moody's
ability as a wire-puller, but a poor
opinion Of President Roosevelt and
Secretary Hitchcock. He says both
of these gentlemen will rush to
Moodys defence.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07

pense-that is at the expense of few
public-spirlted persons. and they
would consider II a great favor If the
street commissioner could give them
walk at this place.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07

Goes 10 the White House lunch
IoOunter At noon, Open an hours Of the
day and night
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07
IQAIM1t9HE%
The Weather.

Tonight and Sunday, cloudy. with
probably occasional rain.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-07

Eugene has FIVE fresh grass widows
made yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06
soma Of old Time.

Z wear not the purple Of earth-born
Sor the stately ermine Of lordly things;
But monarch and eourtier, though great
hust fail from their glory. and bend to
Ny septer is gemless; yet who can say
f5ey will not come under its mighty
Re may learn who am;-there's the
Ana Tie dial to herald me-old King
Time!
softly I creep like thief in the night;
After cheeks all blooming and eyes an
Ny steps are seen on the patriareh's
IN the deep-worn burrows, and locks q
who laugh at my power? The young and
But they dream not how closely ] track
wait iii their arst bright sands have
And they win not smile at what Time
hath donel
I eat through treasures, with moth ana
rust:
I lay In the gorgeous palaces in dust;
make the shell-prO0f tower my own
And break the battlements, stone from
Work on at your cities and temples. proud
Mani
Build high as We may. and strong as ye
But he marble shall crumbIe. the pillar
shall fan.
And Time-Old Time-wlll be king aller
' r-li7a Cook
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06
YaIela star md Rush.

Rafferty,. the Yale end rush, like
Marshall, bids fair to be a better cap
tain than the brilliant De Witt. though
a prediction of tnis kind is to great
degree guesswork until man is actu-
ally tried out.
In appearance Rafferty, is tall and a
little ungainly He has the old-time
Yale quality OF bulldogs and to a de-
gree greater than casual look rel
yeals. In fact. it might be said paren-
thetically nothing is more character
istic of football players in general
than that their appearance to great
degree bellies them.
Rafferty, is a frst-class cId. surpass-
ed only in reputation by two men on
the gridiron this season, Davis Of
Princeton and Shevlin Of Yale. Yet
he is the kind oil man who improves
his game steadily, and who may con
tinue to do SO in spite Of the burdens
of captaincy. He stands feet inch
in height and weighs 17O pounds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

Vide, one yard Of narrow beading and
ffe yards Of baby rloOon viii make
four OF these sweet little sachets that
ladies pin IN their corsets. In choos.
ing the ribbon select some delicate
shade. light blue or pink IS the prot
tiest Cut the ribbon In four pieces
oI equal length Double each piece
down the middle. turn 10 the ends
and sew down neatly Then insert
q narrow strip Of cotton batting be-
tween the folds OF the ribbon. sprinkle
thickly with some good sachet powder
and sew the edges tightly toge.ner
The beading may be cut In pieces OF
equal length also Take one piece and
sttcn down along the edge you have
just sewed up.
tiest and IS the easiegt to trim. Meas
ure it al around from corner 10 cor
ner. and buy Just double the length IN
lace three inches wide and enough
inch-wide insertion TO put across the
top three times. Get suficient baby
ribbon 20 make good full bows n each
corner, and be sure 70 match the
shade Of your cushion.
First put the insertion across the
top and fasten it securely. then have
a double thread long enough to reach
all around the cushion. Gather the
lace on to this thread evenly and then
sew on to the cushion, being very
careful to have the gathers even and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

Michigan defeated Beloit in a hurry
up game by 7s to 0. Yost's old scor
ing machine is well oiled. and the
green men played in veteran style, ex.
cept for fumbles, and James was again
the most constant offender. The help
him-along' tactics were very pro
nounced. and when a Michigan man
was tackled. It did not necessarily
mean that he stoppeu there. Captain
Redden was the star of the game.
His interference was fine. and nearly
all OF Hestons long runs were due to
Redden's fine blocking. Beloit was
not within sight Of the goal at any
time. Jack Hollister had hoped to
hold Michigan TO 40 points. and was
surprised at the development reached
by Yosts new men.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

the outlook bad for the final big CON
test OF the year in the east. In the
west. on the contrary. the supporters
Of several Of the big colleges are still
in jubilant spirits. II looks as if the
lines were drawing down to Michigan,
Chicago and Minnesota for the top
three, with both Wisconsin and lllt
nois having good outside chances to
fool the wise ones. All In all, the sea-
son sees more of the good teams in
the west with promising outlooks than
ever before. Not one Of the i've men
toned has as yet shown itself to be
distinctly a Disappointment While
Minnesota is not generally credited
with an equal chance to rank with
Michigan and Chicago, It should be
borne in mind that Williams men
have rolled - big scores In every
game. and have done so without effort
or material injury to the players.
Michigan is coming up to expectations
in every way and remains steady
favorite for the western champion
ship. although the hopes Of the Chi
oago supporters are bright for a pos
sible victory in the decisive game on
Thanksgiving day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

Get one dozen sheets OF delicate
pink tissue paper ane out Of them cut
round pieces the size Of a small plate.
Take hold Of each piece In the middle,
pinching Il between the thumb and
forennger and draw Il lightly through
the other hand. crushing II the least
little bit. After all the pieces have
been gone over in this way take
darning needle with stout darning cot
ton and string each piece by running
the needle through the middle. Il
will be necessary 10 shape the bal, as
you work. always taking care to keep
it round and even Push the paper
down tight SO the ball VIII be solid
When Il Is perfectly round fasten pink
satin ribbon down IN the middle for il
to hang by, end finish the top with q
bow having short loops and long eaas.
Shaving pads are much easier made
than the balls. but not quite so pref.v.
For this you win require dozen
sheets Of paper Cut a heart shaped
pas eboard pattern and then cut as
nany hearts as the paper will allow.
These must be strung together evenly
az the top and slit for ribbon cut
through. The ribbon should be one
and half inches Wide and Of the
same shade as the paper.
Match seratchers.
The match scratchers are 80 simple
that nobody need be afraid 70 attempt
them. II is most fascinating work.
too. In the FIRST place. make a coilec.
tlon OF fashion books It makes no
dlnerence how old they are. IN every
one you win find several colored pic
lures Of ladies in beautiful costumes
Select the very best ones and care
fully cut them out like paper dolls
AZ some store where paints are sold
buy a sheet Of sandpaper. and cat It
into obling square and round pieces.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06
Kept His Eyes Open.

In the South African diamond
mines the rough gems had until re-
Gently to be separated from the hard
earth and other mineral substances
by hand. The whole mass was dried
and softened in the air and then shoy-
eIed into washing machines, where
the soluble earth was removed. Among
the employees in the sorting room
was a young boy. who one day noticed
a diamond and garnet, both in the
rough, on the end OF small board
He tilted the board, and the garnet
rolled on. but the diamond stuck fast.
Looking more closely he saw that the
board was greasy This gave him an
idea. He got a larger board and tried
several kinds Of minerals. Invariably
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06
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Canton Flannel Silver Case.
and not because she does not like the
nice ones better. Cheesecloth Is so
soft that It VIII not scratch polished
wood, therefore Il is the best material
TO choose. Il is quite wide and costs
only five cents per yard. II takes one
yard for each CLOTH SO six yards would
make half a dozen dust cloths that
any househeeper would N glad to
own.
AS the cheesecloth Is a yard wide.
Il win be necessary to cut it on in
squares Take each piece and turn
in the edges. making a narrow hem
and when that Is done either hem
with common white thread. or. II
you know any fancy stitch. use some
bright colored yarn and hem that
way instead. After the cloths are all
finished fold them IN small squares.
pile them on top Of each other and
tie together with some pretty ribbon.
making a dainty bow on the top.
Knife and Fork Case.
For the girl who can sew a little
on the machine a knife and fork case
il an easy thing 10 make. aud win
keep the silver from furnishing or
becoming scratched One yard Of
white Canton aannei Is all the ma.
terial required Double the material
lengthwise. with the rough side turn.
ed IN. That win bring the two sci.
wages together Turn tae frayed edges
al each end In and stitch down. That
leaves only one side open Next take
a ruler, and WITH a pencil mark on
spaces Ike the illustration Ton one
side only Stitch with machine along
these lines When you have finished
you viii have a neat case with little
compartments Just wide enough 70
slip u a knife and rork when they
are IN the case may be rolled up and
put Ia the silver drawer
Corset saehet
Tho girl who has haa a little more
experience in sewing ma. attempt
more dlfhcult things. A corset saciiet
would delight any woman who is fond
of delicate perfumes They are easy
10 make and are extremely pretty.
one yard Of satin ribbon three inches
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06


As a general rule little boys prefer
20 have a little sister but there are
exceptions. A bright six-year-old boy
was very much distressed over the
advent Of a little sister. and the atten.
tion which tt received inspired the
youngster with an idea that he was
being sadly neglected One day a.
both parents were admiring the new
conner. the boy suddenly burst ou
with Nobody calus anything for M
now" and putting on his cap. ran ou
Of the house just then a neighbo
came along with a small dog. and a,
costing the youngster jokingly aske
him II he would like to exchange the
baby for the dog. Instead OF the an.
ticlpated indignant scorning Of the
proposition. the little fellow with
Frightening face. answered quickly
Yes, DO; and I've got a dollar that
III give to boot,s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

purpose. containing single card
slightly broader than the rest You
draw this card and show It, replace It,
allow the pack to be shuftled and
when returned to you. ask, while hold
ing the cards behind your back, in
what order the drawn card shall make
its whether it shall be
the first. second. third etc. H. for in
stance. it is desired that it should be
the eighth, count of rapidly seven
cards from the top Of the pack, insert
the broader card between these and
the rest produce the pack, and in
counting Off the cards. the one previ-
ously shown will prove to be the
eighth from the top.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

Amherst defeated Harvard by the
score Of 5 to at Cambridge. Oct 10.
1t was a defeat wholly unexpected by
the Harvard management, and vic
tory not anticipated by the Amherst
rooters Harvard played poor football
in both periods, but Notwithstanding
this fact she would have tied the
score and probably beaten Amherst
had not acting Captain Bowditch mag
unanimously returned the ball after a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06
CHRISTMAS THINGS FOR
LITTLE HANDS TO MAKE

Hero are some more simple things
which the little sisters" can easily
make.
There are several things that are
not exactly pretty, but are extremely
useful, that the tiniest girl can make
for her mother Perhaps the most
simple thing is dust cloth, thing
the housekeeper uses every day and
something she can not have too many
o. II your mother uses old. soft cloths
to wipe the dust from her furniture,
L is probably because she never has
the time to hem cheesecloth squares,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

the other stones rolled off with a
shake or two. while even thin coat
ing Of grease kept all the diamonds
in their places. Then this wideawake
boy went to work and invented a ma
chine that is now successfully doing
the work Of diamond picking for all
the South African mines. and. need
less TO say the young inventor has
made an Independent fortune. just be
cause he kept his eyes open and his
wits about him that day when he
first noticed the difference in the
sticking qualities Of the gems.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

Football will now occupy the center
OF the athletic stage. The teams of
the big colleges have been seen in
action against other elevens and some
idea can be gained Of their respective
merits There is no gainsaying that
Yale has the best eleven of the year.
Like most other sports, football is an
uncertain game so this does not
mean necessarily that the New Haven
college has already won the champion
ship. It is now evident that Princeton
will be much stronger than last year.
This is not because OF the advent Of
new men Of exceptional ability, but
owing to the fact that the Tiger veter-
ans are playing more aggressively
than in the season Of 1902 They
seem to have profted by their expert
ence Of last year, and are doing the
hardest kind of work to redeem the
orange and black on the gridiron. De
Witt. the Tiger captain and famous
drop kicker. has instilled the right
spirit this season. Last year he was
considered the whole Princeton team.
He is getting better aid from his men
this year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06


For the first time this year the
husky Minnesota football team has
met an eleven equaling it in weight
namely. the giants of the Ames agri-
cultural school Of Iowa. and the Co
pliers succeeded in crushing their op-
ponents by a score Of 46 to in two
twenty-five minute halves. The result
proves Minhesota's championship cali
Der. The bright stars OF the game
were Quarter Back O'Brien and Half
Back Davies. Throughout the game
both men brought the rooters to their
feet by long. dodging runs aae for
mer viii seriously rival Eckersall Of
Chicago for the place Of all-star quar-
ter back this year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

Chicago successfully passed its first
obstacle in the race Tor the western
football championship. when in a stub
bornly fought game. it defeated the
plucky team from Purdue by the score
of % TO 0. The lafayette eleven play
ed strong game on defense. and
the fact that Chicago scored Is points
in the first half only TO be held to
6 in the second, proves the Eameness
of the visitors. They were outweigh
ed by the marOons several poLads per
man. but fought an the harder appar-
emily as the game advanced.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

When Is a boat not a boatY When
it's ashore.
What is that which is neither aesn
nor bone. and yet has four fingers and
thumb? A glove.
A gardener, seeing four birds des.
troying his fruit fired a gun at them
and killed one. How many remained7 ?
None-the others few away.
What crosses the. water without
making a shadow? A sound
Why does a sailor know there's J
man in the moon? Because he's been
to sea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

BY recent football results one Of
the most Interesting races for the
championship ever seen In the West
seems certain this fall On their form
Of last year. together with their show
ings to date. Michigan. Chicago and
Minnesota apparently have the call
bur both Illinois and Wisconsin look
dangerous. and Northwestern must
be declared IN on the tight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06
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which must be large enough 70 paste
the figures upon. Some Of these
charming fashion book ladies viii look
best pasted upon an obling piece Of
saadpaper, and others viii look better
on the square or round sheets. After
you have decided which viii be the
most suitable paste them securely
These may be hung BY ribbons OF at
tached to the wall by brass headed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

Harvard's defeat by Amherst was
the surprise Of the football field and
Of the season to date. The only con
ISOLATION the supporters of the Cam
bridge university can find is that it
may spur the players TO great efforts
for the important games, but it makes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-06

She Is glad 90 go. how her blue eve,
shine
Tho ionged-f0r day has come
The world % school is opening.
She has no thought uf home
7 keep her a moment: Tor. down in fav
heart
There are tears she does not see.
NJ viii never De just the same again.
Either TO her or me.
They are always glad 10 eo-ah rest
ris the stprn world Oldest rule,
But someihing goes that never returns
When the baby goes 20 school