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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28

papers would not, If ;hey had 1t in
th'.r power pass such a bill as they
are shedding tears over.
The average successful politician.
in the Republican party or out Of 1t
would not antagonize the gamblers for
a moment-"not on his life"
The special effort OF some Of these
newspapers is to impute the disap.
pearance OF the gambling bill &C.
President Brownell, of the senate.
In the face Of the fact that It was
last known positively to be in the
hands of Chief Clerk Jennings, they
charge the loss TO a man in whose
hands there is no evidence that Il ev.
er was seen.
In no court of justice would such
accusations be tolerated for a mo
ment But Portland newspapers can
tell the public what they please. and
the public must swallow 1t.
President BrowneIl is admitted to
be an uncommonly able, but not saint.
like politician. He may be consid.
cred as sharp and tricky as they make
them
But he has this Incompatible meri;
over and above the hypocrites and the
Pharisees who are attacking hlm-he
admits that he is no better than any
other common, ordinary. tricky poll
tlcian, morally speaking.
Suppose he did steal the gambling
bill putting IL in the worst form his
enemies dare accuse him OF doing?
Was not the whole senate guilty Of
moral urptude by remaining in ses
sion for over ~ hours and not a
mothers son Of them, ever even call
ing up the bin, which they knew had
passed the house?
The Oregonian had reporters in
both houses, who knew the bin had
not shown up" in the senate,
The Portland delegation in both
houses knew there was an immense
gamblers lobby at the house to kin
the bin, and more than one knew il
was missing.
II any Of these alleged moralsts,
and 'Holierthan-thou" style OF poll
ticians had wanted that bill called up,
they could have had it done They
could, by merely stating the facts.
have had It passed again in ten min
utes,
But they were silent as the grave
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28

days 'hangmans' session of the
leglslature,-the $500 exemption act
is not effective 1t had no emergency
clause.
How would 1t do to appoint mem.
Der Of the Labor Unions street com.
missioner?
Repeal of the new tax law and re.
enactment of the old one defeats get
ting any revenues for the new wards
of Greater Salem by six months or
year Under the Phelps act rev.
enues would have come in by Sept
ember. Under the old law there will
be none until 1905. All the tax-dodger,
clamored for the old law and took
snap judgment to get it.
The Baroness Cederstrom, VIII,
many many years ago, when Venus
was an evening star and grass butter
was scarce, long before the era Of
Sockless jerry and Carrie Nation or
Susan B. Anthony, and remotely an
terror TO the birth of Ann, made her
'steenth farewell tour as Adelna
Patti is going to sing in Portland. And
there arc hundreds who will still cash
her long over due notes.
Dowie ought to have known tha.
the vicinity of Chicago was a had
location for Zion It was a case of
"extremes meeting"
Dowie going to Australia is only in
keeping with the original Elijah-He
has tallon a "cruise."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28
LgaIsLATIVE HYPooRAsY.

Some of the great newspapers Of
the state published by prominent pol
itioians are giving pages TO the theft
Of the gambling bill
Tho hin making gambling a state
prison odolfe passed the lower hous
AT the special session Of tho legisla.
ture. and then WAS stolen.
The anti-sambling bill passed the
house IN the forenoon. and was taken
TO the senate by the chief clerk OF the
house
Mr.. jennings. OF lane county Is an
honest man. and his word will not be
doubted. that he ieli,ered It TO a
page OF the senate.
But the great big hypooritloal tears
shed by some OF tho newspapers over
the loss OF the BIN are pharasaioal 70
the last degree.
These same politlcian-edlted news
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28
THE NV oIrY GOVERNMENT

The Waters administration of city
affairs viii be installed next week. and
will be observed with interest in it,
every step.
L The reenectment of the old tax law
makes It's problems more difficult. a,
It delays the time when the new wards
would get revenues.
One of the first acts of the new city
government should be to repeal the
present inoougrucus bicycle limit or.
dinance.
The city charter aud its amend.
ments, and the city ordinances. should
be compiled and published, so that
all may know what the laws are.
In the selection OF new city officers
by the city council the greatest care
should he exercised TO secure the very
best material.
The pubic service should be kept
above the demands OF partisan clamor,
and men who are faithful officials
should not be removed merely to
make room for those less competent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28

ne WoaNner,
Tonight and Tuesday cloudy 20
partly cloudy. and moderately cool
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28
A SERMON.

Are you in a mood for a short ser
mon this evening?
This discourse was preached by
Liant X. Salisbury, ex-city attorney OF
Grand Rapids, Mich. Salisbury con
fessed to having been 6ribed by a cor
poration.
His sermon-with Interpretations
follows:
"If a man has a bigger streak of
honesty in his makeup than he has
dishonesty he feels there will come
time in his life when he longs to
atone for his misGecds and begin ovef
again"
A striking way to put that eter.
nal struggle in the heart of men be.
tween the good angel and the bad,
my brethren. Yea, and the heart will,
always be torn till the struggle ends.
Sooner or later" says this lay
preacher, "a mans misdeeds will over.
take him. and he will feel the lash.
And, good God, how have been made
TO feel it,"
No solemn eXhor5atlon from a pull
pit on the wages Of sin is death"
could cut keener than that.
o, man.
If you are determined to do a great
wrong, be sure that the good is all
out of your heart! For never. never
can you smother the pidful cry Of the
sweet evange that has not yet de.
parted
"Henceforth says Salisbury, 81
will lead an honest life, and all the
money coined in all the mints of the
world could never sever me from the
path Of rigl t."
Poor Salisbury. Poor humanity
How slow to see things as they are
Why this man had put on one side OF
lie scales
Honor,
Conscience.
Self-res pect,
And he looked on while a little pal
try golI outweighed them all Strange
moral straubismus.
once more, Salisbury, the preacher
"The cause of my downfall was
Beware of It,"
YES. dear friends, in conclusion:
Beware Of It! Ticker. Green cloth.
Greasy cards. Rattling dice. Wheel. |
What not For:
-Gambling is a straight read TO
hell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28

the words of Roscoe Conklin, "the
bright beginning Of halycon and
vociferous proceeding"
A politician told the truth the other
day when he said: Roosevelt amt
got any strength outside of the peo-
| pie
Salem needs an athletic club more
than a religious revival
If nothing was stolen at the special
session but the gambling bill, the
state got off cheap.
Many a young man went through
the campaigns of Cuba and the Philip.
pines only to go down at home be-
fore "the deadly rain of highballs."
Mr.. Brownell paid The Journal quite
compliment when he said there was
nothing to the fiat salary agitation
but a scheme to elect Chamberlain
governor.
Some of the politicians interviewed
about the disappearance of the gam
bling bill remind us of the man who
lad an intermittent memory.
County Judge Scott has a mania
for good roads, a pretty good subject
to have wheels on.
There is talk about exporting the
finances of the Citizens administra
ton. As Shakespeare says: Who
would "pry into the bowels of un.
welcome truth to save a half-penny.
1t is said Of a young woman in
Kentucky that she makes a very hand.
some bank cashier to look at and no
man has been able to overreach her
in a business way.
In Greater Salem something is go.
ing to happen This will not always
be the town" where nothing ever has
happened and nothing ever will hap.
pen.
So far as the Presidential election
Is concerned, the Democrats better |
got in good shape for 1908.
Boys don't have to go to Stanford !
are better players right here inNOre- |
gon and plenty of them.
Let me see wasn't there a bill in. /
troduced at the special session pro
hibiting anyone from being called |
Judge besides the actual occupants
Of the bench?
Mistake number one of the three
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28

The 6rst bin to reach theGovernor's
hands at the special session was the
one 10 hang Pleasant Armstrong. In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28

A good athletic club down town
would take many Of the young men
out of the card rooms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28
Gold Bricks.

A Fellow has been around this week
delivering the now famous books
costing $1S apiece. It is the greatest
graft ever worked in this section.
Some have taken the book and paid
for it, while others are determined
to take the matter into court If need
be.-Aurora Borealis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28

over the great fraud committed on
the moral elements OF this state, and
President Brownell is as honest as
any Of them, and has a little margin
TO his credit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-28
JOURNAL X-RAYS

The board of U. s. Engineers has
recommended $25,OOO for maintaining
improvements on Yaquina harbor.
Thanks for small favors, gentlemen.
We suppose that harbor can be opened
some day when the great corporations
permit. It is today the best harbor
between Coos bay and the Columbia.
The Eugene Guard says: Mr.. TAFT,
OF Walker, recently delivered two hogs
to butchers in Eugene, and each OF
the porkers weighed 800 pounds. This
almost comes up to the Portland
record.
A man at Stevenson Wash, having
been bitten by dog brought suit for
damages, and was defeated, because
the jury determined the dog was not
vicious. OF course this did not salve
the bite, but t suggests that a man
might shoot a dog without being
arrested providing the man Is good
natured about IT,
Most OF the powers have recognized
Panama, principally because Uncle
Sam pointed her out, but San Domingo
is too busy 10 use her glass on her.
A good athletic club down town
would take many Of the young men
out of the card rooms.
The FIRST bin tc reach theGovernor's
hands at the special session was the
one 10 hang Pleasant Armstrong. In
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oREooN coMINo EvENTs.

National, livestock. convention,
Portland January 1915,
Angora goat show, Dallas, Janu
AIRY 1i-l6
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The DAILY JOURNAL
soripps Nsw0 Association kilograms.
sV HoFER BROTHERS.

Daily One Year. S4.oO In Advance.
Daily Three Months, St.oo in Advance.
Daily by Carrier, so Cents Per Month.
Weekly One Year, st.oo In Advance.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03
EYES HURT
Gluey or Crusty Eyelids,
 Dark Spots

Watery eyes, burning, itching, ach- ing, tired, heavy eyelids are symptoms that something Is wrong with your eyes. That something may lead to cate arac or total blindness if neglected. Headaches are often caused by Q strained or weakened condition Of the optic nerve. Seeing Is believing. Come Co me. We make no charge Co cxamiue your eyes. Our late improved instrument win ten in @ minute what ais your eyes, and it we cannot it your eyes correctly it costs you nothing. Our prices arc less than Seattle or any other city. We can grind, make and polish right here in Skagway any kind Of leusc that Is made in any part of the world KEEEAR,
 The Jewcler
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SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOME
 STEAD NO.
Jmcl .UD.Iud OMce.

40 Iruuu. AIu.sa Auo,tsi iel3 Nu.Ier In h....I given, iHHt \. |. Ir'-vuii u> .-I.Hre u. \. It. l.I.s and Edwin N b..er ut m. ruIt.J iufHD nHHrut- ol Section e1ol or th' |HUHI HuIs to 'IDr and sailors who served Iu flc War U. thc ED. .IIuu. lHs mulc application iH tl.> u'.Nc .H make Niuu. Iuu rn. 'r. nv .I.I applicant. unIer NU. Ui cunriu., ape N.. l. m lH- n.,.Hc. uI A. ..U, uc,tHni us ..'iIW. tuuIi.
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 IDuN W. DUDLEY.
 Register. ItIs thereby ordered chat the foregoing notice hr unpublished for Che uu period ul slNty-ou U.y. n Che slEWu, A.H.bau. Iuiy ueWspl- pCr UuU'sHrI ut SiugWuy. Nu,kl which heruht ues..uulc IU uc thc newspaper publish od uplr..t Che land dt-cr.Oed
 IOuNW. DUDLEY.
 Register publication Aug. -5th
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03
RECORD or Tilt PAST
No Stranger Evidence Can E. Had

Look wcll Co their record. What they have done many time, in year, gone by |, thr best guarantee ot future results. Anyone with a bad back; any reader suffering from urinary troubles, from any kidney ms, will ind in the following evidence proof that relief and cure |, ,ucu a, hand:
 Jamc> I. Scuulou, street car con Guc.ur iu .ie employ of Che Seattle Electric Co..ol lblu Nes.er way, Seat fI.. Nash. ,ay>. "At intervals for over three year, ! have been annoyed urh trouble from che kidneys, and Sui- f.r.I from severe pain iu thc small Oi my buck. raiIruJdcd for wears in the East uu the Michigan Southern ls kr ruuu.u. between Detroit and Toledo. and since coming here siN years ago ! have been .u thc employ Ot the Seattle Electric Co. li the constant shaking and iurriu- oi the cars did not bring on the trouble. it probably aggravated it B.thlt d, it may. during attacks ] uO. tic,d was l'wJy, worse it contracted a cold. which settIed in my kidney, and
 
 often kep, me iu c0utiuua. misery. Through u very convincing ad that ] >lu iu oue 0f our Seattle paper, ] was induced t0 try nOan'S Kidney Pills. When | commenced the treatment J was u such pain across the small Oi my back every morning when ! got out O. bod tLI- ! could scarcely stand it, and U ! stopped or bent uuthiukiugiy gan oa'y u.-.rjby thc twinge, as eNcrucia'- ug. Dllu', Kidney Pills helped mc from tue start To say | nGor>c the preparation mildly expresses what ] think 0f it."
 For sale by an dealers. Price io cent, Fos,er-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo. x N.. sole agents for the United States Remember che name, Deans, and take uO substitute.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03
oRDIEAN F NO. a.

ArorIrarcri1 aman1 Section of Orlu.uor No -IuI thc Town .. Ss..N.t, cu.'... Nn D-Imnr-. lu Pr .t.dr ..r fhc Taxing uud >.'l- usof uo-," approved s0rtom.gi -'.l, l.O. ueitorianelb by uc Comm 70 Council" he Town of -'usWuY.
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 Inn. section of OrUl1arcc No. H O. tbc Town .uI -WIN. IUt. lot .Au u.I'uHnD" lH urltI.r 0.r tHr 'r.r. .rU N.ue u. d. r, .un-uy.I september .H.H. rO' n' lnl ipr -luc .- loreh, amended .r.HIa. follows.
 SU.TuN
 -rat UcuUrer Or person hg'.us iu cHweg any (. W IeU Nt flows 'r permits Iu 'In N' large ulthu tlt NH.'- Of iDr -.iu Town '' -.u.Nur. -h.Ii pay u.U L.U Town treasury me .H.. ut tNn U..IHH.. Cor U.NI "HI U.UIt NIDN l.e thiel -.It paNrtHI .l..l .uUt.r m i. H owner uuHr and tHn uHm.or u. iHe ND'lr.' winch mum NU. -HI.I IcH.It,.. .uU W IH iNl. worn by fhr I.g. nud tlC H..n master Is uH,.tei and nuihuutci J1 iu.e up and mHnuu1 ani dog -l found rluuIue rl.lHr.e without having u lawfully attached u.su-e number -Thc ucyu.c or tIN UUrruhU ore pr scri 'nl shall hc deemed to nc a permit Tor said u z Co uufI thc Urst urE Ui S-ute. Der iulllNiis luc Issuance oi -1id ucCu.c.
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 Tha- this ordinance shall utc clcc, and tc In lorcc from and after ihc date ul iis passage ' Passed bv Che Council August efih. 1aQ}. Attest w. S. NCkEAN, Town Clerk. Approved August 1tth i9l3.
 L. S. KELLER,
 Mayor aud President Of the Council
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03
IS GOOD
Newspaper Womin Praises
 Panama Country

Miss Emma Kelly, who, as a repre- sentative of the Kansas City Star, first arrived iu the north in the fall Of 1897, arrived on the train last night and pro cccdcd on her way south. Miss Kelly |, ou her way Co the outside from Tan ana. Co which place she went last June.
 Miss Kelly had property in the Tan ana ,takej for her before her arrival, and while there acquired other valu- able claims. She is now on her way out Co purchase machinery, which will bc forwarded Co Fairbanks on the open ing ot navigation next year. Miss Kelly lcit the Panama three weeks ago, at which time she says the country was in a very prosperous and hopeful condi- tion. Claims are an turning out be- youd the toudest anticipatiOus of their owners. She says;
 Among che best creeks arc Pedro and Fairbanks. On No. 2 above Dis coycry on Pedro "ltalian Jack was taking froa si Co s6 Co the pan from bedrock. and on Fairbanks wherever bedrock had been struck rich pay was being found On the latter creek the average depth Co bedrock is about 70 t,ct The pay gravel is six feet deep and to |, believed Co extend across the cu,lrc wide valley. Miss Kelly is cou- GJru, that the Panama country conn prise, Che mos, extensive mining area cycryc discovered in the north.
 Mis-, Kelly ,ays there win hc no shortage thcr. this winter.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03

ma. M.|.IN CIT H..N.N N.'|N. HN NN.H NNNNN N' m .intaiu in the town of ,iuEWay, either a, owner OF agent of th, owner any thing which Is a nuisance 0t common law. or under tte stl Uta, O. thc United States applicable Co A.a-tu OF under thc ordinances of Che town of Sk9Eway, shall log deemed guilty of misdomcauor and upon conviction sh8.l irthe punis6- mcutis not otherwise provided by or- dmauce. ba fined in any sum n0t less then sj.Ol DOT moro than 9lO0 %; aud each day said nuisance is maintained shall be considered us scper1te Diieuse
 Section Q.
 This ordinance shall t8kceilcct and be in force from and after its passage and approval .... Passed che council Augugt 2ith l9O3. W, <. MCkEAN, To 'n Clerk
 Approved Angus, 2lth 1908.
 l.. S. KELLER,
 Mayor ani President oi the Council
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03
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GsntIeman's Resort

Tho Pack Train saloon, recently rene oyatcj, l, ,hc hest appointed resort strictly i1r gentlemen, u ihc North. Only che best of whi,hIcs, wines, beers and cigars ,nrycd. Fair gud courteous treatment i, accorded a.i patrons and visitors. Corner Broadway aud Sixth avenue. SNuswJy.
 JOuN L GAGE,
 Manager.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03

n One United State. District Court for Che
 District uI Alaska Division NH. ..
 Af Sku-aay.
 f1.cph.uc tr.cs,on. plaintiff vs. Co. T.. trck- som. defendant N'-- TuD l. Ercs,ou. defendant. lrcct.u-.
 Iu rHruume oI tne United states Of America gouar. hereby commanded to bc and appear lu rr- above HutItiDI court holden lt >kuEWa' lu s.II division of thc district or Auska within tH|rf. Iag- from Che date of Che completion oi fH.. U.r.nI u. publication hereof. tO-wt from tre Ii-h llF of November. tat3. there to ans Ncr Che complaint of Josephine Erickson against pIaIuau-. rrll- uiccrcc of said court Tor the II.-nlufIon oi thr uuui- of matrImory hereto fore existing between plaintiff and defendant ou fhr grounds ul cruel and iuhuman treatment ol tha u'a.ruf hr gUu the sIId defendant; au il you ilI soto appear and answer or oihcrWl, uicaI. flr want thercof tne plaiuiin VIII apply tn tEe Court f.r thr relief demanded iu ~uid complaint a copy ,f which l, served herewith And ,uu. ths United states Marshal for Diyi,- i1u Nu. !. Df One District of Alaska. or any itp- uty orc hereby required t1 make service oi lll' summon. upon thc dcirudiut a, oF law rcluir- ,I and you ail make due return hcre0t Co thc .I-r. uf -I.U court within forty days From hc dtte oi delivery to you wIth an enforcement heron ui } ur lulrg> lr tle premises
 NItr.-. n.N hand aud fhr seal uf ~fid court at -ssguug .r ,aIJ District, this l'th day of sept .,aI- w.J. nuts
 Clerk. I, M 70. N-LELIAN. Deputy Cicrs
 uItcui rr-t publication september T, pN Date 0f iasf publication November l3
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Ordinance No. 42.

An Ordinance Forbijiing the Construc- ton. Erection 0r Maintainance of Nui-luces m the town of Skagway, Providing Punishment therefor, and ur other Purposes; Be it Ordained bt the Common Council of ihe Town Cf SKagway,
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03
SKAGWAY WEAIHFR

For the 2i hours proceeding 6 o'clock , .u., October 9, 1908: Highest temperature l5 above. Lowest temperature, 80 above.
 II. D. Clark,
 '. S. Voluntary Observer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03

|, your washing sa,liact0ryy Are vour clothes torus lt no or yes, try the Skasvay Hand Laundry, and you will be satisfied. 5-O
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03

Spring chicken at the Pack Train restaurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03

Aa,kaus for sale in HaiueS at SeNcll's drug store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-03

Lwche, -Uc. a. m. Co | D. m., New Arctic Cafe. Whiteh0rse, Y. y.