The daily journal., November 27, 1901, PART TWO, Image 8

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BILL OF THE PLAY.
The latest piny to be named after it
Btnto la called "Pennsylvania."
Walker Whiteside will bo Btnrred
next season hi "llobert of Sicily."
"Frnncesoa da Hlnilnl" will be reviv
ed on an elaborate scale by Oils Skin
ner next RciiBou.
David Ulsplinm writes from abroad
that lie Is to create tbe title role In
"Cyrano tie Uergeinc.
Madge Leaning has pone Into vaude
ville. Blu Is the hcndllner tit the Al
bntnbra theater. London.
Hilly West, as he Is familiarly
known, of the well known mliiMtrelH. Is
111, the result of too much smoking.
It Is said tlm! Hose Goghlun Is soon
to ask for n divorce from her husband,
John T. Sullivan, a well known actor.
A llrst folio edition of Shakespeare's
works was sold at auction the other
day for 1,7110. This breaks the record.
The last performance at Koster &
Mini's, the well known New York mu
sic ball of that name, was given re
cently. Kathl Schratt, the actress, at one
time said to be the morganatic wlfo of
the emperor of Austria, has been en
gaged to appear In New York next sea
son. Urnnlr to Uuru.
"There nre people who can see some
thing attractive eveu lu the most unu
sual places. 1 don't know of n more
pleasing sight than my cellar presents
In tho early fall."
"What kind of sight?"
"Anthracite, of course." Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
How Salem is
Smpplteb with
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As tho fall rains liavo again sot In
tho normal Orcg'ontan enjoys a com
fortably feeling that Is unknown ex
cept to tho actual wob-foot. But with
tho pleasures of returning showers aro
tho attendant drawbacks that follow
every temporal blessing. Tho rains
bring mud and to thoso unprepared
other unpleasant results. But there Is
ono of tho old-tlmo drawbacks that wo
shall no longar bo troubled with In
Stilem, and that la tho disturbed condi
tion of water which follows llrst fresh
ets and swollen streams. In tho paBt
tho fall rains wero always attended by
roily water In tho pipes of tho Salem
Water company, ns Is tho caao In most
places whoro tho source of supply Is
from tho river bed. SInco our water
company has put In Us present system
of, cribs that old condition is no longer
conspicuous, for now tho water pumped
Into our city mains Is Just as clear nf-
tor tho rains an beforo, and thin fact
of Itself Is tho most concluslvo evi
dence that our water supply comes
from where It Is claimed to, viz, tho
bottom of tho river bad, and that It Is
tho. best obtainable.
This system of securing wator from
tho best posslblo source Is tho result of
years of oxporlmonts and study on tho
part of1 ofllcors of tho water company.
Mr, Wallace, who for ten years was In
charge, worked out and inaugurated
tho present plan, which nas uono so
much for our city's water supply, and
It Is proving a grcator success as yours
roll round, and tho management that
has nuceoded his Is only too glad to
porpetuato tho systom. Mr. C. A.
Park, tho present president nad man
ager of tho company, llnds that tho
pute
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Not Worrying Novr.
"My wife used to worry so about me
nil tho time I was out of her Bight, but
she doesn't any more."
"Lenrned to trust In Providence
more, I suppose?"
"Well, no, not exactly. You sec, I've
had my life Insured." Philadelphia
tlulletla.
Hot Wentlic-r Pabulum.
Librarian Would you llko a histor
ical novel?
Young Woman-No; I'd llko a hyster
ical novel. Detroit Ifree Press.
FEEDING DAINY COWS.
Importance of Atlrqmite Snpply of
Good Juno Grnx.
Tho call for good gmtis butter Is
urgent today, ami cousumcrs actually
long for the spring season, when grass
made butter makes Its first appear
ance, says n Minnesota dairyman lu
American Cultivator. So delicate and
attractive Ih the color and llnvor of
June butter Hint all like the product
and hold It nbuvc that made at nay
other season. Packers and merchants
store this .tunc butter and hold It all
through the winter season, selling It
gradually at mi udvnnee over till oth
ers. If It wiih needed, other evidence
could be cited to show that grass Is
the most luiturnl and best food that
can he fed to the dairy cows, (lood
Juno grass performs n work In tlio
economy or nature that no nrtltlclnl
methods have yet duplicated. Never
theless. Home dairymen show such
dense lack of appreciation 0;' this that
they fall to have 11 decent grass pas
ture on their farms. Dairying without
good pasture Ileitis Is very much like
playing 'Ilainlei" without Hamlet. It
Is Impossible lor the farmer to pro
duce the desirable results which he
may have vaguely lu view.
Ora and hay. then corn and other
Bucculent foods, should he the relative
order of foods which the dnlryman
shoulu keep constantly lu mind. Ills
farming should be Jmsed upon iwproper
conception of the value of these foods.
bo that when he plants a crop he knows
exactly what he will get lu return fot
It. A good pasture farm Is a Biuall for
tune to dairyman, hut the science of
ke.plng up Mils pasture to Its full pro.
ductlon In worth more to him. And yd
there Is no great secret In the tiucstlon.
It Is merely the application of common
sense, knowledge and Judgment In fur
nishing the grass crops with tho right
food to keep them going.
Hohblng the soil nud starving the
grnss roots must always be-followed
by poor grnss and hay crops sooner or
later. Neglect the crop this season,
and we will have to pay for II next.
Sometimes the payment conies sooner
than we expect, and. again, It Is post
poned for some Indellnlte time. When
nu overdraft Is made upon the soil. It
Is nlways wise to make restitution as
soon as possible. Put on mi extrn sup
ply of fertilizers this yearaud do not
wo cannot
AUTO RACE
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Tho abovo halftone eliows tho entries in tho big nntomobilo raco liaUl on tlio O.iney Island pith N ,v n.
is tlio Ilnisli of tlm course. 'J his is tho HrH road race ever bold In this country and Ih thoreforo uttractL .M
int,n.t Aminu. Mm nntrlua worothobtg "rtit" st.ua including Fotrnl r, tin uVltu Kromei.... I,-."1
rcrontly ccllpecd all Fournior's speed records.
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take from tho soil more than tnere is
In It, but we can cultivate crops so that
the full food supply Is developed anu
expanded. A good deal of tho food
lupply of any soil Is wasted, as n rule,
through lack of cultivation nnu a prop-
r method of utilizing It. These secrets
tiinntii bo known mid then used to
;helr utmost.
WHERE KING EDWARD WILL WINli
Villa Zirio In San Remo, Which, it is Humored
nas uccn Lcascu ior biigiana s Kin?, ;
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through tho mains comes off bedrock
and cannot possibly enter aflcast six
teen feet of the finest Infiltrating ma
terial In tho world a bed of natural
gravol.
Some Gporula NnauxctH,
There's always life In tho old laud.
The trouble Is you liavo to dig to llnd
It.
The motto Is, "Mako hay whllo the
uuu shines." Hut you can't accomplish
It with au umbrella In ouu hand mid a
palmetto fun r the other,
Folks who are always finding fanlt
with this world are the llrst to send for
the doctor to keep 'em from going to
the other.
The man who hopes for the best mny
llnally get (p the worst, but tin a rule lie
gets iheru whlatlltig.-Atlauta Constitution.
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leased la ,
Kirjr.
Mrs. Henry T. Gage, wlfo of tho goT
ernor of California, married Sir. Oago
whllo ho- was still a struggling and
youthful member of tho Los Angeles
bar.
p.ii,ni,ti. ,i rtoitn mi Minute vnnnif "Never watch the clock." lie froqucnt'
womnn. Is making a distinguished l.v works 11 hours at 11 stretc.i and
unino In law practice In Chicago. Shu . vi'r notes the passage of time,
recently won n case Involving real cs- 1 The late Philip I). -Armour once said:
Sir Hiram Maxim says that yearo be
fore tho safety bicycle was Invented ho
had made ono for himself and ridden
all over Maine on It,
Thomas A. Edison's motto of work Is
Into valued at $100,000.
"There Is something nlways In my
tit that needs Improvement," says
Miiiu. Calve; "something Hint I can
learn." This Is n whole lessou for
young mid self sulllclciit singers.
Sirs. Ilondlcy 11. Ivoa of New Haven
has' given $10,000 to the Young Men's
.yhjlBllnn.iiSHOI.ullpji of that qlty for.a
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wlmlom of tho systom Is growing moro
apparent from year to year.
'Ono of tho grontcst advantages any
city can liavo Ib good pure wator. Sa
lom has It, and b. brlof desorlptlon of
tho method dovlsed to secure a con- I
starit supply of tho best posHlblo wator
IB' or no utile interest. itecotrnising
Uho fact that a supply of clear wator Is
not 'always available from tho Willam
ette, 'tho Water company have con
structed a perfectly tight tank 20x60
Jfcojintl JsunK it in tho mlddlo of a
gfayfiTbar with tho open bottom rast
ihg on clean gravol eight feet below
the bed of he river thus forming a nat
$ural flltor of the greatest cfllclonoy,
; Connecting with tho tank and draw
ing wator from It alono Is a giant buq
jtlon pipe nearly half a mile long which
s conveys tho dear filtered water to tho
'.rcBoYvoIrviuia tho systom of mains. At
Ume"of normal demund the water la
?not drawn from the resorvolr but Is
pumped direct from tho natural (liter
n the cool bottom of tho river to tho
topa of TSalem people, tho two mam
jmoth engines of tho company keeping
$a pressuro. ?qual to every requirement
of the publlp.
'There' aro perhaps but few cities on
tho Pacific coast where tho water sup
ply s the subject of more thought and
attention than has been expended on it
In galem. and It is very doubtful if
thero areuaijy where that very planning
has produced a better result. Under
"the present' systom above desorlbed It
'WlrtpoBsTbie.for any Burfa.e pr tainted
wator "to ontor Balem'a watr ytem.
JBvery drop of wftier tnat pause
Steam Dredge with which the Water Crib was excavated.
THE FEET IN SUMMER.
Tho feet need qulto ns much If not
moro nttcutlou than tho hands, and
I this U especially tho case In summer.
If you would keep the feet In healthy
condition, they should bo washed thor
oughly once a day.
In cases whoro there Is a tondouey
to excessive perspiration twlco a day
Is not too often.
Tepid or warm water should be used
ami a good omollh'iu koi.
Dry the feet thoroughly nfter wash
lug, for If moisture bo allowed to re
main between Uie loos soft conm may
ensue.
As all feot have n tendency to swell
to Willie extent In the summer It Is
wlm to have shows Tor summer wear
half 11 kUi hwr than those worn dur
ing the whiter
Have the shoes properly ventilated.
The rollowlng mode of treatment will
be found benetlclal for feet which tiro
hot. dry mid extremely sensitive:
Ilnthc them night and morning lu
tepid wnter to which sea salt luis been
udded. If I here Is any tsurenosH. apply
11 little good cold cream or simple olnl
uieiit at nighl-
Tonimlt. you Otro't stvm very w
eat mat thml inm-BT in
Bister
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lllniiry and at her ileum win ticijucui,,
fr,000 more, meantlmo giving uunually
Iho Income of that amount.
Kmpross Clmrlotto of Mojclgo, widow
of tho 111 fated MaxlinlllnuA has Just
passel hor sixty-second uTrtlKlay. To
tho now generation tho surprising trug
edy that deprived hor of libTliusband
and hor reason Booms inoro years away
than her 2.
Mrs. Klvtra Mason, widow of David
Mason, n mllllonnlro reslddut of Urls
tol, N. H., has given that tojvn $10,000
toward endowing n homo for tl)o aged
and adds that tho gift will bo Increas
ed from time to tlmo us tho vork on
the homo proceeds.
Ouo of tbo unlquo occupations for
womon la that now followed Ify Mrs.
Page, who owns and directs a large
kindling wood factory In a town In
Maine. She employs nearly 4Q mon con
stantly aud personally superintends the
running or the plant.
Tho Sargent prize at Harvard, award
ed for the best metrical translation of
one of the odes of Horace, was won
this year by Miss Norma Waturbury,
the daughter of a uilBsdouiiry of tho
Haptlst board lu India.; MUa Water-
uury is in ner urst year m uauciiuo.
MUs Kllzaiietli Alden uurtis
was married tbe other day
flrniiHtnn .llrtiiiton nf Hartfot
'l?1 l,'",?yuWUfe!ld chances n.v he will hurt
'haf attracTed'ConBlderableattefftlonlby ton Traveler.
ucr literary wotk. wuicu mciuuea
"I am no talker. I iniule my fortune by
learning to keep my mouth Hliut. When
tlu teeth are shut, the tongue Is at .
home."
The" death In his seventy-sixth year
of tleorge Kliuer, the founder of Oer
mini Journalism lu Australia, Is an
nounced from Adelaide. IOImer's paper,
Die Australlscho Zeltuug, Is still pub-
llshed. I
Francis Wilson Is one of the few) jc
prominent theatrical stars who have to ag
thulr credit the fact of being shrewd 5 --
business meh as well as keen lovers of , ac ---
sports and old aud odd collections of tgE
books and brlc-a-brnc. 1 w M , -.
William "Waldorf Astor's business of- 'E IllCt WllJlf YOH
flee IK tho hnndsomest lu London and 3c - TT i- vw
Is In Its rich appointments unlquo
tiinoiig those of London's rich, men, 2P
who usually transact their business In 2fc
olllces rather shabby than otherwise. ;c
igu lllicuzcn, ouo ot me largest, siiure-
holders In tho Japan railway, enjoys
the privilege from his holdings of rid
ing free lu n first class car. He always
makes use of this, but always sends to
u third class coach the members of his
family, whose fares ho has to pay
Although nearly everybody may know
of Alfred Holt's house In Pnrk lane,
London, om of the most magnificent In
London, ydt It Is not everybody who
knows or understands Mr. Kelt him
self. He Is keen, cute, polished mid ac
complished mid Is proud not only of bis
mansion, but also of his millions.
Kduinud Itartou, who organized tho
llrst federal government of the Austra
lian commonwealth, Is a native of Syd
ney, SI yearn old and for ninny years
one of the ablest, lawyers lnNey South
Wales. He was conspicuous among the
men who early advocated the federa
tion of the colonies and hi a sense is
the father of the commonwealth.
Congressman Kildy of Minnesota
claims to be the homeliest mnu in the
house, but fears that the championship
Is about to bo wrested from him by
Marshall of North Dakota. "I have
been awarded the bolt without a dls
sentlug vote," snys Kddy, "but I fear
that tho honor will lie ruthlessly swip
ed by this mau from the Jack rabbit
state. Say, ho must be a terror If he
bems ma, though."
OUp Word is
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Diamonds, Goldi'and Gold Filled Watches, Silver and Mcklc watches
Sterling silver and genuine French ebony novelties In great profusion.
An Alibi.
"Ilns my Wllllo been lu-swimming
here today?" nskctl Willie's nugry fa
ther. "No, slrl" replied the biggest boy In
tho water.
"Are you sure?"
"Sure. Why. It was as much na he '
could do to keep from drownln. but we '
got him out all right. He's retain over
there In tho bushes uow."-Phlladel- '
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Want for Xmas
Our beautiful Holiday stock is
full of quality, variety, beauty
and good tasto displayed in scoros
of the nicest gifts imaginablo for
old and young, Gold filled watcbos
Walthum or Elgin, from $10.00 to
20.00; Solid gold from f 18.00 to
$35.00. Beautiful sot rings $1.50
to $15 00. Diamonds at most
reasonable prices.
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Right Gifts,
Right Pn
Ourflnedl.pUyofHo!
is opened and reM1',
better better .election Jj -overbad.
Oar low pri-j J J
vail a8 heretofore. pdgi
convince you of oar.ex$g
BeleotionBofthisyear!"'
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Jeweler and Optician,
Phone 2763 Main.
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H GOLD SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES a present ,re to be up.
p predated. Not pnly the oyee, but oIbo the face, must bo accurately fitted
H when glaaem are worn. Wo will be ploand to supply your wants for tho
H coming holidays at modi-rat prieu chanRiuB and fittlug, after Ohriat-
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