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La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11

Federal officials have decided that
betting on horse races is not a lottery
Certainly not. In a lottery you have
one chance In thousand to win
something.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11
n.1 .Lsse wan.

l1rs FangIe-The papers mentioa .
man Who has cooked his own break
fast for fifteen years.
Mr.. Fangie-H must have been
very hungry when he nnally got Il
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11

almost as much as a son would crafty
the czAr
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11
II He Only ce,,ld.

lGrs. Noorich-Isn't II grand to ride
IN yuur own carriaoef
Mr.. Noosich-Yes. bat RI eAjuy 4
nsee r eualA stanA % u s11euoak
an - nyself ride ~.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11
Gnsland's African pee,eee,ere.

Excluding Egypt and the Soudau.
Great Britain owns 7.5ss. GEO square
miles Of Africa. IN area equal to more
than any EnsIands. and Inhabited by
about n. COO. 600 people.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11

Basket bail is becoming as much of
. menace 10 life and limb as football
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11

The ges-rich-quiek managers did So
They also got away quick
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11

vsssehe Gisphaas Ca carsy.
4 fallgluwn e5spAant - Gas.5
tAroo toan - NJ baek.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11
THG pLeAsuees OF NOPE.

AMeieipasssn Always More Enjeyabas
ThA9 Possession.
An aUo1 11aine gTaaanoeAer who
1nng 40 ws1t T. he lasd vhsns thare
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-11
Gxplanation.

Knicker-Why doesn't Smith come
to the club any more?
Bocker-He's married.
knicker-And what brings Jones 90
often?
Bocker-He's married.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
! Willamette S%
: %S University
+a+H+H+ns H+a+u+H+H+M+u+u+s

Misses Halle and Una Baker. 'O7,
left for the coast today. where the lat.
ter has secured a position as teacher
az Netarts during the summer. They
will return TO Willamette next year 10
take up their work again.
The "Wallulah" board will give a
fancy pillow show In Philodosian hall
next Friday evening for the benefit Of
the College Annual. program will
be rendered and novel social features
are being prepared for the occasion.
Miss Gail Benson. '0s. returned to
her home in Southern Oregon with
her father state circuit Judge OF the
southern district yesterday, Miss
Benson will enter the University OF
California next year
A crowd OF varsity students as
sembled on the campus last evening
and built a huge bonfire OF the old
trees which have been cut down 10
make place for the new athletic field.
The occasion was enlivened by fire
works and college yells, and a lively
time was had by all who participated
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
schooIboy. Who Never rIay.

Broadly speaking. German school.
boys never play They have no time Ia
do so They attend day schools forlorn
OF Fairgrounds aud are so desperately
overwcighted with lessons that all their
spare energy aud vitality Is used up In
the endcayor To get through the work
dlurnally allotted tn them, They really
have no opportunity from the com
menccment OF the school term to iis
close for running or Jumping. playing
at bnll or marbles. piper chnsos or any
of the other amuscmcuts 10 which Eng.
lish schoolboys, ms rule, devote them.
selves with nn eager ussidulty seldom
displayed in the dry aud thorny pursuit
Of knowledge
When a German boy exhibits symp
toms ~ exhaustion nnd debility. caused
by overwork. his parents enter him ~
gymnastlc institution Hnd compel
him 10 attend one or Two evening
courses OF scientific culisthcnlcs. '
very possibly AZ the expense of his po
sition Ia his class az school "lur
ncrci,' however. il not presented Ia
hIm lu the light of play, but down.
right hard physical work which mny
bee productive Of development 10 his
musclc and benefit Ia his general
health without anoriiug him any keen
sense OF recreation. London Society.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30

David b. Ogden, of the United
States engineer corps. at Portland
who recently made the soundings on
Salem's gravel bar. was in the city
last evening having returned home
this morning.
EN-Gov. Moody expects a visit from
his son. Malcom Moody lately con.
gressman from Eastern Oregon. lie
may be accompanied by Congressman
Robert G.. Cousins. OF Iowa.
Mayor Bishop returned from Astor.
ia this morning. and says the future
Of the Republican party is safe in the
hands Of Senator Fulton. whom he
considers wise and conservative
leader.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30

pid you ever play The game callc,
trip around the Worldi II Is the Vrry
thing for childrrn's party Encl
player should BE- provided with sinal
notebook aud peucil. Blank dane,
cards, with the Tiny colored pencils at
tached, are pretty Tor this purpos"
The leaves should be numbered 10 cor.
respond with various articles distrlbut
ed about the room. The game Is thcu
10 guess the country ar city designated
by each OF these articles. A tiny jar
of cold cream stands for Greece. min
iatnre pot or baked beans for Boston.
a bottle OF perfume for Colugne. a ci
gar for Havana, etc. The guesse-
should not be made too difiicull. but
just enough 30 10 brush up the memo
ries Of laggard geographers. Prizes
should be awarded Ia those who secure
the greatest number OF correct an
sWers
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
A simple E.p.rlmen,.

A neat little experiment Ia electricity
Il 10 soak half a sheet Of stout fools
cap paper In water. drying Il rapidly
before = hre. spreading II while warm
on a vanished table or dry wOOlen
cloth and then rubbing the surface
sharply with a piece OF india rubber
The paper becomes 20 electrified that
IL will stick 10 a smooth wall o. look
ing glass or attract bits Of tissue paper
IKE . magnet and on beins laid upon
lapanned Tea tray which y stood uD.
on three thoroughly dry eobiets VIII
rauss the tray % Gre ont sparks AZ =
touch OF the nBEer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS

Arthur Austin. Philadelphia.
S. c. Spencer. Portland,
David b. Ogden. Portland.
Marion Keen, Lafayette. Ind.
w c. Cowgirl, Baker City.
G.. H. Deirrie. ST. Louis.
Frank Kerrin, Chicago
j. Il. Wicke, Lebanon.
w. w Knight. Candy.
H. L. White. Ricl,rcall.
C. u. Carter. aSn Francisco.
G. J. Fay. Portland.
Frank L. Dunn. Eugene.
Ed. c. Warner agt Norris a Rowe's
Show.
J, G. Stewart do.
Geo. Tinkham. do.
Charles Terry. do.
l. Robinson. do.
Wilhe Collins. do.
Thos. Norris. do.
Harley Cunningham. do.
J. Rush Bronson and wife, Califor
mia Company.
Horace Mann aud wife. do
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
!. S;;::. S:;;' 4: Social Realm3
a Farewell Party

y Was given at the home Of Mr.. and
NMrs J. o. Beardsley, in Keizer. Wed.
'nosday evening in honor OF Mr..
Beardnley. his daughter. Efiie. and
son. Elmer who leave Saturday for an
soxtended Eastern trip About rs Of
'Stho nelghbors we're present and spent
l4nn enjoyable evening. Music and
GAMES wore the entertainment Of the
a evoninx. nfter which bountiful lunch
, was served
b, The PARTY leaves Saturday evening
! via San francisco for visit with rel.
I. atives and old neighbors and friends
,.in Ohio and West Virginia, and will
! be- absent until fall
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30

Mrs. N. II. Looney and daughter OF
Jefferson. spent yesterday with Mrs
5. c. Dyer. on South Commercial
street.
Mrs. H. b. Holland left yesterday
N tho afternoon train for Portland
md returned home today.
Mrs. Amelia Miller has received the
Jews that her nephew, Guy Miller a
ltndent Of Stanford University well
,inown here. is lying sick OF typhoid
, ever
sunday April 90. 1908. TO
Or. and Mrs Fred Anderson. a girl.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
FRAMES ron ruR PrLMs.

happen to fall. Hut Il the film IL bro.
ken below this thread it viii bc pulled
up into circular arch 10y the tension
" the contracting hlm above.
The single arcl may be changed to
n double arch 10y pulling ON tfth
thread attached to the middle of the
fourth, but the latter will iy back Ia
the form of the single arch II allowed
to do so. An endless thread dropped
ou the soap illm formed across n wire
ring viii lie In the position In which Il
falls until the iilm is prlckcd inside OF
the loop. when IL at once becomes an
exact circle New York World.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
Free

Commencing Saturday. May %. and
ending the evening OF May nth,
will give free with every piece Of
sheet music purchased OF me one eX'
ira piece You can have your choice
of instrumental or song pile. This
music is music accumulated In over
~ years business This does not ap-
ply To the scent music.
GEO c. WILL
Dealer In Pianos. Organs and Sewing
Machines. q
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
Il~ HlII OF Cellar Dssr.

! Know a hill not far awsy
Where children always love 90 play
The hill 10 straight and smooth and low
For little folks 'lis better -.
ne cohBung thefc IL very nice.
without the cold of snow and ice.
You slide In summer. fall or spring
but need not bother sieds 10 briug
10 "a tie safest hili I've found
sometimes you tumble 90 the ground.
but us not far you have 10 fah
Ana would not hurt child at al
lta very near your home and ~
Your mother ~ aiWayE lei you g..
For then she knows you're right near ~
Ana shs can hear you n you cry.
80 ~ you scramble down you slide.
And. on. you have a Jolly ridei
You always want 10 play some more
Upon the hill Of Cellar Door
-Washinsion star
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
EuG5EQR YQUNG xA]
FQLkSGN
LIQUID FILMS.

some Experiments with KnittinG
Needles. Threads aud sOaPsuds.
Two knitting needles are attached to
each other by two threads at their ends
to form a rectangle. on dipping into
soapsuds and taking out by a third
thread attached to the upper needle
the rectangle becomes filled with q
transparent film like a pane OF glass,
A fourth thread attached to the up.
right threads will be imbedded in the
fllm in any position in which IL may
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
PERSONALS.

John steiwer has returned to Jeffer
ION.
Rev. Kantner has returned TO the
ity.
Mrs. zadoc J. Riggs is visiting
ricnds IN Portland
Miss Edna Banta OF Marion, is Wis
Tins rfi6nds In this city.
n. n. Dunn. OF Eugene, was a bust
ess visitor In Salem today.
Hon. 7. n. Geer was a business Wis
tor TO Portland this morning
State Land Agent }. w. Morrow il
ding husiness in Portland today.
Eugene Brcyman returned last
light from business trip 10 Port
and.
Attorney Corby and Mayor Of Wood
urn. WAC In the city today on legal
business
Gro. Hughes accompanied his sis
n'sr Mrs Mackie, 20 Portland on last
'venlnss train.
Lyon Adolph left on the overland
ast nIsht for Southern California in
s'earch Of health
: w. Cuivert, Of Washington, Kan.
.as, h VISITING his niece. Mrs. Ed.
4 e1nmon of this city.
/ iudge scott and II. b. Thielsen went
/ st. Paul last evening 10 address
iee(Inf Oh good roads
3 0eorxe u Bentley. an attorney Of
aker CITY, had business before the
lapreme court yesterday.
John w Crawford, the old Republi-
ln Prephgierian warhorse. left for
. homa N Corvallis today.
IT. NJ bpfr, the plumbing contrac,
r.. has gone 10 Albany TO close some
yntracts on new buildings.
Governor chamberlain Is In Port
nd. and may not bo back In his OF.
q until the last OF the week.
r. G. Bali OF Turner. was in the
" today. en- route for New Mexico.
mere he may make his future home.
: Miss Pearl Blanton. who has been
sting In this city the past three
ye. has returned 10 her home IN
oota
A. Wiggins has taken possession
lha Edes mansion. on Gaiety Hin,
erDects 70 build him a home in
a Pack this summer
" a. Eehrung and NJ d. Wisdom
ned b Portland yesterday. after
UI'It|ng their work in connection
L ~ improvements at the state
Noahds.
q HFAhsm, president OF the Ore
[3y Transportation Company.
I>4 ID Salem yesterday on his
NJ ne river
Hnrd went 70 Portland yester-
a. eltend the commencement ca.
M q the North Pacific Dental
~ also a meeting Of the
Ntnirl Society.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30

Mrs Black-Sam Johnson done left
his wife bout six monrs ago.
Mr. Blaek-D0 she riuk he am Deh
bah comiu' backf
-waal. shs jest besinnin 10 hab
hopes smart Set
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30

Miss Virginia Evans. daughter Of
RearAdmiral Evans and Harold In.
gals seWall. Of Boston. were married
IN the English cathedral at Toxic Ia
pan. yesterday.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30

Protection Lodge No. 2. A. o. U.
w, gives its gand ball In Tioga Hall
tonight Splendid music. and good
moor Everybody come Admission.
gentlemsu. soc. ladies. 25c.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
Church out Of Debt.

Friday evening the members OF the
First Unitarian church viii have a
mortgage burning" in celebration Of
the payment Of a debt of t1iOO.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
SUMMER NORMAL1SCHOOL. :,

First National Bank Building. Salem Oregon.
will
school. Address J. j. kaps. Salem, Oregon -@s -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-30
DIAMONDS
Do Not Depreciate.
ONDOOO
10000 l

Neither they perishabe property We will buy back any d
nohde sell 80 % of the original price any within
vt vou prefer the money the diamond We making
on Efforts increase diamond trade end selling large
ii choice quality much under former prices in order do
II aa you nothing to and enquire the prices
ss;ss. 81: sss q ASs@ Z~vly cMteD
liberty Sts zzDzrv,v,zzzuzE5~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-20
FOR FUTURES
STRONG CABLES CAUSE CAIN
 AT OPENING.
Bulls Also Renew Their Campaign of support-New Crop Months Show the Greatest Gains at
 the Close.

NEW YORK, May Ie.-The cotton market opened firm at an advance of 4I9 points un- der strtng cables and renewed bull support. Whiie at hrst owing to the reactionaiy ten- dency at Liverpool. which market having sold up i2hd l3h points on the old crop months aec,ned s ,s ., ,o level net s,sae points higher pectation of a bearish weather report at mid day; shorts were disposed to stand by their withstand the aggressive buying of the bulls and prices were immediately rushed up to new high levels for the season May sold as and septem5e2 s7s rhsn resllsins aasus 0S more general. room longs turned for profits and prices were forced down point by point in the face of continued bull support and on the de- cline 1t became apparent that the room was looking for scalp on the short side. But reau was reported by midday showing a much less favorable condition than expected shorts were again completely routed and prices were had sold up from iI.I7 to LA. August from IO.9l to lo.97 and September from 9. .65 to e.72 This rally seemed apparently to have exhausted the demand from shorts and was fol- lowed by another reactionary period during which trading became much less active The decline was ,. started by selling of July said to clique and as it progressed the selling move ment was swollen by liquidation of the old crop months while the new crop was main- tained by covering. This movement cu,mi- ncted when level about net Id5 points lower had been attained on the Summer months aiIh Wus ioloWeu yust DtiOrc tHe CiOSe Dy dH- ether spirited burst of trading. It mcred that certain Wall Street interest prominent on the bull side early in the season was buying fo. advance of a cent or more and this added to the general irregu- larity and feverishness. The new crop months were the strongest features in the late trade and at the close showed the greatest gains May closd at GA, July at "A, August at 10 es and September at s,7s with the general list 7G3i higher. November scored the big gest advance. closing at 9.22. against e.9i last night. Total sales futures estimated at 800, 900 bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-20
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. May l9.--Tnactivity was again the main feature on the board of trade today. but closing prices were firm July wheat was up h, July hG% higher and oats up to 20 cents higher.
 Trading in wheat dull the greater part of the day. but late in the session more ac- tivity was manifested. buying orders being plentiful on reports of damage in the south west Opening prices were easier on lower cables and reports of continued rains in Manitoba, July being on bqhc to AgSsc at 727s to 73, The extreme dullness of trade early in the day and lower outside ma kcts had a depressing influence and prices declined still further, July selling off to 72%t@723s. The Illinois and Indiana crop -epoIts were somewhat bulllsh and impartcd better ton" to values but trading continued slow. During tho last half hour damage reports rom the Southwest came in and good demand de veloped from pit traders and commission houses. The offerings. however, were llml;ed and in consequence prices advanced rapidly. July selling up to 74h4%. The close was the top. July being up lQlh at T4A. Bradstreets worlds visible showed a. decrease of 4. 400 900 bushels Primary receipts were 235, 400 bushels, against 24e, POO year ago: Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts M MoI loe cars. which. with local receipts or N 4S the three points of 5e cars. against 66 last week and | 39 year ago.
 There a light trade in corn with prices steady. the small country acceptanees being the main feature. The late strength in wheat made itself manifest in the corn pit ana the market became quito firm. during the last hour Cables steady and the casn 1e- mand fair these influences being onset o! oS 44% and 44h July closed h49s higher al 44MQ44% Receipts. 3li cars. contract. The only feature of the trading m oats mds the lght offerings and the markes ~as T1aS. IlsS ing dull and confined mainly .o ioea, l. traders After ranging between 3S95Sh and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-20
H. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.
lenecla, 10 rhn Advertiser.l

NEW ORLEANS. May ie.-Eary Liverpool advices were more favorable than expected and our market in sympathy opened 3dS points higher on old crop months and about | on the new Subsequently the later easi- ness In Liverpool occasioned a decline of Soy points from the top. but upon the issuance of the unfavorable weekly weather report, values became steadier and in the afternoon buying wave of the crop months set In. super induced an advance of l4d25 points frcm the bottom, making the net gain 6,.n 10 points on the months and 22M27 points on the late. The summary of the weekly weather report was as follows There is general complaint throughout the cotton belt of the unfaVorsble effect of low tempera;u on cotton. Good stands. rule, are eported in the central district, but in the eastern and western portions the stands are irregular and mucn replanting is necessary, the crop is generally late and warmth and sunshine gre much needet" Liverpool cables say that All exandria was a heavy buyer there at the open ing, considerable liquidation by longs took place later, which was easily absorbed. Bull fever, however intensified owing to the belief that c:op accounts generally unfavorable These advices coupled to the unfavorable weekly weather report accelerated the buying of new crop positions. they are the active months now. Speculation being attracted to them in consequence of that large disc nunts, 1t is claimed that if old crop months can be held at the present high level the new crop months are a purchase at 2 to 3 cents pound discount considering that a large crop is nee essary next season and especially when the start this year is late and the outturn prob lematical.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-20
MARINE NEWS.
MARSEILLES-Arrived, Burg

MARsEILLEs-Arrived, Burgundia. New -ork.
 LIZARD-Passed. Cambrian. Boston. for London; Menominee, New York, for London
 LONDON-Arrived, Mnnea polls, New York.
 LIVERPOOL-Arrived. Cori1thian. Montreal
 ANTWERP-Arrived. Kroonland. New York
 NEW YORK-Sailed. Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Bremen; Cedric Liverpool; Sardenna Genoa
 FERNANDINA-Arrived, schooner Adelaide Barbour, San Juan. Sailed, bark Guermock (Urg). Torres Barcelona.
 NORFOLK-Arrived, steamers Everett CBr.) Douglas. Port Inglis, and sailed for Hesing- borg; Dinnamare Qt) Kiftiroll, New Orleans md sailed for Genoa. Sailed, steamer Nurdby tDan.), Larsen, Hamourg.
 SAVANSAH-Saied. steamers Henley (Br.) j. Craggs. Three Rivers; bark Ammonia Qt) Bol. giano, GaI ston Dock.
 PORT TAMPA-Sailed, steamer Mascotte, Al. len, Havana, via Key West; schooner Harry T Hayward, Baltimore.
 NEW oRLEANs-Cleared, steamers Excel Japhe, Liverpool; bark Oceano tPort), Paiao
 PORT EADS-Arrived. steamers Domingc Larrinaga (Br) Waite. Matanzas PresIor tNor.). Hanson. Port Limon ColonIan (Br) Bulloch London. via Liverpool; Fl Paso, Pat ten, New York; Hiram, Pedersen, Puerto Cor tez; schooner Rita Cue, Randall Mexicar ports Sailed, steamers B-atton tNur), Hvar stad, Puerto Cortez: John Wilson (Nor), Han sen Bluef"lds.
 MOBILE-Arrived steamers Alabama (Nor ) jensen. Progresso, Mex Nord (Nor.D. Finger Cicnfuegos. Cleared steamers Truickenhan (Br). Mann, Belfast; Alabama (NorD, Gtemre La Ceibe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-20
c. E. Pierce 6 Co.'s Cotton Letter.

tby frIvate wire Erom C. w. Lee ~ COL
 NEW YORK May ls.-October cotton sold has been a very wild time in the cotton mar ket for some weeks now and as the average report has stated May went to cents on manipulation. Then the July went there nipulation. We are very much interested to learn what cause will be assigned to the ad- vance in August to 1 cents today We have not heard of a third factor in the market in addition to Mir. Sully in May and Mir Brown in July, but certainly there must be Mir. Somebody in August We should not be sur prised to hear the same sort of reasons as- signed to that advance in September October, which s inevitable as was the advance Tn the Summer positions. very able broker on smile for several years now sold out 5000 bales of October cotton over cents pound. He does not pay very much in the way or talking up the market, but he pegs along recession and says that in his opinion 1t does not much matter how much manipulation and how much of a smash there may te n the Summer months. October will sell very much higher before that option expires. Somewhere in here 1t would seem as though the market must break. It would not be surprising to have break of 75 to 100 points in July cot ton, but we very much doubt whether you will have another chance to get the October again at Sk cents. We cannot say enough in favor cline The market has now reached the point where 30 or 40-point break could easily take place. We don't want to buy on such buiges as this deiy bale of the new crop avail October and prices not likely to be under g cents for the very best people in the cotton business wrong on the future. July sold at | .35 and then enjoyed a quiet slump of 20 kind of thing that we can expect in the Sum mer positions.