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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 100; "HOFER BROS., PriMfa " Proprietors B. HOFER, Editor. A. P. HOFER, Manager. THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR. GOOD THE LANDS OF EVENING From the Baltimore Sun. Down to lands of ovonlng, whore the llttlo shadows fall. Down to tho lands of evening whore the holla of sunBet call. Down to tho lands of evening from tho workhouso of the day, Oh, llvoly aro itho roses scattered along 'tho way! 1 Down to tho lands of ovonlng, nil -so sweet and all so still. Tho dew upon the meadows and the hluo up on the hill; Down to lands of ovonlng with a lovo song In tho breast, And llttlo rosy songsters waiting In tho sweet homo nest! Down to tho lands of ovonlng from tho roaring traffic loom. Dreaming through tho buttercups and dancing through tho gloom; Down to lands of ovenlng from tho half forgotten Btrlfo, To tho llttlo sweetheart-mother and tho bloom of baby life! OUR TIMBER SUPPLY. Tho Department of Agrlcultttro as conducted by Undo Sam haj com--plled a pamphlet under tho title "Tho Tlmbor Supply of tho United iStatOB," In which somo very startling, as well as Interesting, etato wnonts nro tnndo Tho pamphlot Is Introduced with tho stntomontthat "tho lavish mannor In which tho United Stntos has consumed tho products of Its forests and the rapidity with which our.tlmbor supply Is molting away, Notlco of Intention to Improvo n 1 Notice of Intention to Improve a For- J! I I I I I I I Ml I I II IM I 11, Portion of Stnto Street in tho City of Snlcm, Oregon. To Whom It May Cencern: Notlco Is hereby given that tho Common Council of tho City of Sa lem, Oregon, dooms It expedient to Improvo, and proposes to improve, Stato street, in said city, from tho wcBt lino of Church street to tho west lino of Twelfth street, In said city, with full Intersections, and full intersections, and full width between curbs, savo and oxcopt a strip seven feet wldo In tho center of said street, In tho following manner, tewit: 1. Dy changing tho grado of said portion of Bald strcot so that tho samo will be slightly lower than at present established. 2. By oxcavatlng tho roadway of said portion of dald street full width botweon curbs, savo and except a strip sovon feet In width In tho cen ter of Bald Btreet, to tho depth of bIx Inches below tho grado provided for In tho specifications for the doing of said work now on fllo with tho record oi of said city, and hereinafter re ferred to, and by thoroughly rolling Uon of Court Street, In tho City if Qrilntti Crtrmn . w k.M v-,f,... TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notico 1b hereby given that tho common council of tho city of Sa'.tom, Oregon, deems it expedient to im provo, and proposes to Improvo, Court strcot in said city from tho cast lino of Commercial street to tho west lino of Church street, In said city, with full Intersections, In tho following manner, to-wlt: By exca vating tho roadway of said street to p dopth of six Inches below tho es tabllshel grado of said stroot and by thoroughly rolling said stroot with a heavy steam rollor weighing not loss than 12 tons, and by placing on this foundation crushed rock which shall bo thoroughly rolled with a steam road roller weighing not los3 than 12 .tons, tho said crushed rock to havo a dopth of four Inches aftor said rolling, and by spreading on said crushed rock a heavy coat of Warren's No. 24 Purl- tan brand bltullthlc coment, ono gal lon of tho bltullthlc coment to bo Bald portion of said Btreet aftor such used to each squaro yard of tho foun- oxcavatlon with a steam road roller weighing not less than 12 tons. 3. By placing on this foundation lrushod rock which shall bo thor- -.aro wholy unappreciated by thoso who havo never given tho matter mora oughly rolled with a steam road rollor i;hnn passing consideration." It 1h claimed that THE OUTPUT FROM THE FORESTS OF AMER ICA DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR OF 11)05 REACHED THE EN DHMOUS AMOUNT OF .15,000,000,000 FEET or to put this state ment Into words thlrty-flvo thousand million foot of lummbor, board monauro, was taken from tho forests nnd converted Into timber or other tiBOS to which wood Is put. Tho estimated vaiuo of this enormous amount of lumber was consid erably moro than half tho national debt, reaching $500,000,000. To Bhow tho rapidity with which tho consumption of lumber has In creased tho Biillotln declares that 18 billion foot of lumber is consumed In 1880, but this wont to 21 billion foot In ton years, and to 3D billion Tret In 1900. ,'"v It Is lutorestlng to noto that of tho vast quantity of lumber manu factured uh abovo stated, Michigan produced over 2,000,000,000 feet whlol Louisiana produced 2, 5 00,000,000 nnd Washington produced almost xooctly tho Banio amount whllo Wlrtconsln went to 2,023,000,000. Again roforrlng to tho porcontngos of lumber cut In tho nation for fifty years, It Is obsorvod that tho Noi theastern States, which Includo nil of tho Atlantic CoaBt States North of Mnrylnnd, produced CG per cent of nil tho lumhor cut In 1850, hut only 1G por cent of tho lumbor cut In 1000. It Is obsorvod also thnt tho Southern States wont from 1-1 por cont In 1850 to 25 por emit In 1000, nnd that THE PACIFIC COAST 8TATEH WENT FBOM I PEIt CENT TO ABOUT JO PEH CENT IN THE SAME TIME. Tho Bulletin proceeds to discuss tho amount of standing timber la tho nation and how long it will last at tho presont rnto of cutting. Tho conmiH of 1880 placed tho standing tlmbor of tho United States at 850 billion foot. In 1000 It had Ine teased to 1,390 billion, and In 1905 It was estimated at 1,970 billion foot. This can bo accounted for only from tho fact thnt In 1880 tho ostl mntes of Htandlng tlmbor woro exceedingly out of tuno with tho factB, nnd It really has boon only within tho last ton yoarH that an nctual sur voy of tho timber of tho nntlon has boon accurately. mndo. But ovou If tho oHtlmntoa of about 2,000 billion foot bo correct, and tho cast boundnry lino of Summer tho consumption continues at tho rato or 35 billion foot por annum It , stroot and tho west boundary lino of will take loan than sixty yours to clonn out tho ontlro forestry of tho .Wavorly stroot, bo that tho top of tho United Slntos. Bnmo shall bo 2 Inches bolow tho Of courts, wo nil know thnt tho consumption of lumbor during tho established grado of tho Btroot when last hovoii youra tins boon most romarknblo, and probrbly doublo what completed. It will avorago In tho noxt seven. Thoreforo it will not bo oxtravogant All of said Improvements to bo to ostliunto ono huundrod yuuru as bolng tho porlod at tho ond of which mndo In accordnnco with tho chartor THE FORESTS OF AMERICA WILL HAVE DISAPPEARED ALTO-'of tho City of Salem, Oregon, nnd ii."niii.iir iiiik.u., u.t.t . ..... . ....... ii i . . . a """" uiiiiarn uiuu uuuiiiu nu iiiiuihuxi wnorony mo lorosts mny uo roplonlahod weighing not less than 12 tons, tho Bald crushed rock to havo a dopth, after such rolling of four Inches, and to presont a uniform oven Biirfaco with propor crown. 4. By spreading on tho said crushed rock foundation a heavy coat of Warren's No. 24 Puritan Brand Bltullthlc Comont, ono gallon of Bl tullthlc coment used to each squaro yard of tho foundation .surface. 5. By laying on said foundation so proparod a wearing Biirfaco com posed of sound, hard, crushed stone, mixed with bltumon nnd laid on said foundation to tho dopth of two Inches nftor bolng thoroughly compneted with a steam road rollor, nnd by threading on said surfaco a thick coat of Warren's Quick-Drying Bi tuminous Flush Coat Composition, and flno particles of hot crushed stone. C. By constructing artificial stono curbing along onch sldo of Bald por tion of Bald Btroot whorb no artificial stono curbing now exists, except at strcot crossings and alloys, and by constructing artificial stono curbs, In cluding corner blocks, nt all cornors whoro no curved curbs now exist and by raising tho artificial Btono curb on tho north sldo of tho rondwny of Bald portion of said Btroot botweon USES OF ELECTRICITY. Proyldunt Arthur Williams, or tho Natlonnl Electric Light Associa tion, made uomo prodlutlous In his rocout annual nddross to that body whluh aro of IntoroHt outside tho trade. It might reasonably bo supposed that oloctrlclly Is serving tho pub II .today to a wonderful degree, but according to Mr. Williams, tho work Iiiih Just begun tho sclontlllo and tochnlcnl probloms of electric light and power having occupied to a groat dogroo tho minds of tho oxpurtu and tin capitalists up to this t lino. NOW THAT THE TRADE KNOWS WHAT (JOODS IT HAS TO SELL IT WILL PROCEED TO INCREASE ITS MARKET. In tho commorlclul Hold Mr. Williams finds that Invention has boon particularly active of lato, nnd bollovos that hto nppllancos for tho utilization of tho electric current In Industrial, commercial nnd domes tic llfo, and for unuisoiuent and recreation, would nil a largo catalogue. Tho capital Invested In electrical porductlou has moro than quad rupled In ton years, whllo tho number of powor Btntlons hns moro than tlouhlod, and tho capital Invosted In tho manufacture of olectrlcnl ma chinery ami appllanoos was twlco as great In 1905 as In 1900.. Mr. Williams points out tho fact that tho uses of oleiUrlolty nro largely eon II nod to cities and towns. Thu country guts It only in tho shape of powor for Intorurbnn trains, Tho village may have a plant for furnishing olectrlc light but thnt Ib all. The farm has yet to bo supplied with tho uso of this luvontlon. and THE FARMER'S WIFE HAS YET TO HE TAUGHT ITS SAVING HELP IN THE HOUSE WORK. Thoro In amplo waUr powor In tho country to furnish powor for thousands on thousands of farms. j Home Hindu alcohol running a gas onglno can furnish It ohonply to thou wind a moro, Tluw tho application of oleetrlo powor, light, and boat Is to bo tho biiHliUNM of tho trade in tho noxt doendo. o i . . THE IRRIGATION CONGRESS tho plans, specifications nnd esti mates for tho doing of said work horotoforo adopted by tho Common Council of said city and now on fllo dntlon surfaco. Also by laying on said foundation a wearing surfaco composed of sound, hard crushed stono, mixed with bitumen and laid on said foun dation to tho dopth of two inches, af tor being thoroughly compacted with a stcum road roller, also by spread ing on said surfaco a thick coat of Warren's Quick Drying Bituminous Flush Coat Composition, and frno particles of hot crushed stono. Also by constructing an artificial stono curbing 1G.05 foot long, Includ ing corner block, nt tho northwest corner of Court nnd High streets, in said city. Also by removing all arti ficial stono crosswalks on said por tion of snid streots, Bavo and oxcopt tho inollncd aprons on all crosswalks which will bo loft in placo six foot long from tho curb, oxcopt tho aprons at tho southwest corner of tho Intersection of Liberty and Court streots, which nro to bo loft 12 feet long. Also by paving tho spaco bo tweon tho rails and ono foot outsldo of tho rnlls of tho railway track of tho Oregon Electric Railway Co. with stono blocks sot on concreto and grouted with comont mortar, and by laying said track with six-Inch "T" rnlls ,wolghIng not less than 02 pounds por ynrd. All of said Improvomonts to bo mado In nccordanco with tho chartor of tho City of Salem, Oregon, and tho plans, specifications and esti mates for tho doing of Bald work horotoforo adopted by tho common council of said city, and now on fllo In tho ofllco of tho recorder of said city, to which said plans, specifica tions nnd estimates tho attoutlon of nM porsoni Interested in said Im provement Is horoby called. Tho cost of all of said improve ment to bo nssossod to tho owners of property ndjacont to said portions of said street horoby proposed to bo Improved. Remonstrances against tho abovo I THE MARKETS. 1 Home X Mnko Salem n Good j, i'lurKec. j n m i n n 1 1 1 1 1 31 1 1 m t SALEM MARKET. Stelncr's Market. Dealers in fish, gamo and poultry. Highest caBh price jiald for eggs Prompt delivery. Stato Btroot Local Wholesale Markot, Eggs 18c. Buttor 25c; .fat, 23. Hons 10c; young chickens, lie. Ducks 10c; geeBO, 8c; turkeys, 1310c. Locnl wheat 73c75c. Oats 36c38c. Barley $21. Fldur Hard wheat, $5.00; valley $35. Mill feed Bran, $19.50; shorts, $21. Hay Chout, ?8.509, and clo ver, $7.00 $8.00 per top; timothy, $11 $12 por ton. Onions $2.00 por cwt; potatoes, 80c per cwt. Hops Choice, 10 lie; primo to cholco, 8 9c; medium to primo. 8c. Chlttlm bark 5Cc. Hood,sam? Has surpas8ed all otW JT l" Ies and cures. " Waei. h, Its success, creat . u i Pcntly0nlyju8tbethletn,h ,M received br m., It purines tho blood L casos.allhumorsMXriHW It 8trCnKthens the Z ?U appetite and build, up t&,h' "s , zrw,,t umciAl DIRECTORY H!W Senator Chas. W v,,"'. Senator Jonan ' Portland. Do"n,Jr, ; i "" . a tafc ""'""W-H.HIHtMfc. Stato Omdnl. Governor, Georeo E. pi,.v. . . Scroti o stato. FrX son Tropical Fruits. Bananas $6.75. Oranges $3 $4. Lomons $5.75. Retail Market. Oats $30; wheat, 90c per bu.; rolled barloy, $27. Eggs 20c. Butter Country, 20c; cream ory, 30. Flour Valley, -$1.15 $1.20 por Back; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40. Bran 65c por sack; $21 por ton. Hay Timothy, 75c 85c por cwt; cheat, 60c; clovor, 55c per cwt.; Bhorts, 95c por cwt. Livestock. Hogs Fat, Gc. Cattle 1100 1200 4c. Ib Btooro, LIghtor Btoora 33c. Cowb and holfora 900 1000 It), 34c. Stock hogs 661c. Lambs 4 5c". Veal Dressed, 5 7c, with tho city recorder of said city within ton days from tho final pub lication of this notice. By ordoc of tho common council of tho City of Snlom, Orogon. W. A. MOORES, Recorder. Data of final publication of . this notlco Is July 2, 1907. In tho olllco of tho rocordor of said Improvement may bo filed In writing city, to which said plans, specifica tions nnd ostlmntes tho attention of nil porsons lntorostcd In said Im provement Is horoby cnlled. Tho cost of all Bald Improvement to bo assessed to tho owners of prop erty ndjacont to said portion of said strcot horoby proposed to bo Im proved. Romonstrances against tho abovo Improvomont may bo filed in writing with tho City Rocordor of said city within ton days from tho final publi cation of this notice. By ordor of tho Common Council of tho City of Salem, Oregon. W. A. MOORES, Recordor. Dato of final publication of this notlco July S, 1907. 6-24-llt PORTLAND MARKET. valley 86c; Read our ads today. Thu Klftuuth National Irrigation Congress of tho United Status will b hold at Sauramonto, Onlllfomla, In tho month of September, 1907, Of oouroo thuao who aro most directly Intorostod In tho subject of Irrigation roaldo in that portion of tho country directly affected by ir rigation. Thoroforo tho onthuslnstlo delogntos to that convention will bo chosen from Washington, Idaho, Orogon, Novnda, Wyoming, Colorado, Califor nia and tho Woatoru Territories for within thoso limitations practic ally all tho irrigation proposed by tho congress la to bo fouud. This congress has gradually grown In popularity an It Is claimed that THE CONVENTION TO RE HELD IN SEPTEMBER WILL RE MORE FULLY ATTENDED THAN ANY OTHER IN ITS HISTORY. Congroaaman Burton of Ohio, who la chairman of tho Inland Water ways Commission, oxpocU tho commission to be fully roprewnted at tUo noxt coimves and tkU alouo will creato unusual latert. Money Saved Now While your earning power is undiminished means more comfort and peace of mind when age or sickness less ens your ability to earn. Open a savings account with us now and let us help you save. SAYINGS DEPARTMENT Capital National Bank Reform School Supplies. Sonlod proposals aro hereby invit ed for furnishing tho Orogon Stato Reform School with supplies for tho noxt six months, ondlng Docorabor 31, 1907. Lists, with specifications, will bo furnished upon application to tho suporintendont. All bids must bo In by Juno 26th. All goods must be in strict accordnnco with Bamplo, lu original packago when possible. N. II. LOONEY, 6-14-llt Superintendent Wheat Club 86c; bluo atom, 88 89c. Oats Cholco white, $28.50. Mlllstuff Bran, $17. "ny Timothy, $17 $18; nlfalfa $13$14. Vetch $8.50. Poultry lions, 13c 14; mlxod chickens, 10c; drossod chickens, 16o 17c; turkoyo, llvo, lie 12c; duckB, young, 13c14c; pigeons, $11.25. Pork Best, 6c6c. Lambs Spring, 1,0c 10 c. Mutton 5o7c. Boof DrcsBOd, 5 6c. Hops 6c8o lb, according to quality. Wool Valloy, coarso to medium, 20c22o; eastern Orogon, 16c 22c. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Timo Superior Restaurant 153 High Street, Upstairs. First-class In all appointments. A placo for ladles and gentlomon to get all kinds of Chinese dishes and tho famous LI Hung Chung Chop Suey and Yakanm. R. H. Baker Successor to Whey Sen Yow Co., Prop BUTTERNUT BREAD It is worth moro than any other bread, yot the price Is no higher. For ealo at your grocer's. CALIFORNIA BAKERY. Thomas & Cooley, Props. HOLUSTCiV Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Saty Mdldn for Buy Feoplt. Sriaffi QolJta Health tail Rtatved Vigor. X specido for Constipation, IndtgtMtlon, UftA nnd KldnoT Trouble. Pimples. Hcim. Ibidum Mood. Had Breatli, SlupjWi UoweU, Uedch aadBckcao, lt" Rocky Mountain T U Uh. M form. 33 cenU box. 0nulna nu4 by Moixmtm Dnca Oourixr, lOdUoo, Wta. MliEN WtftETS Ftt SAUtW KMP-S Card No. 48 Effectlvo Juno 10. Toward Portland Passenger. No. 165:23 a. m., Oregon Ex press. No. 18 8:30 n. m Cottage Grove Passenger. No. 12 4:25 p. m., Shasta Ex press. No. 149:28 p. m., Portland Ex press. Toward Portland Freight. No. 222 10:55 a. m., doparta 11:38 a. m., Portland Fast Freight. No. 226 10:40 a. in., departs 11:38 a. m., Way Frolght. Toward San Francisco Passenger No. 11 11:03 a. m., Shasta Ex press. No. 17 6:42 p.m., Cottage Grove Passenger. No. 15 9:56 p. m., California Ex press. No. 13 1:31 a. m San Francis co Express. Toward San Francisco Freight. No. 221 2:33 a. m San Fran cisco Fast Freight. No. 225 11:65 a. m., arrives 11:25. Stato Treasurer. Geer a ,.... Rnnni-lnU..i i . ", flnn V, D'' PablI iMtr AttorneyGeaerallA,ir.critloti wxuu.t, w. b. Dunlwar. Stato Labor Commlwloner, 0. p Supremo Court. Chlof Justice, Robert 8. Bmb. Assocluto Justlco, Frank A. Moort Assoclato Justice, Robert Eakln. Commissioners, W. T. Slater. W R. King. ' ' Clerk, J. J. Murphy. Roportor, R. o. Morrow. Bailiff, P. h. Raymond. Circuit Judges, Geo. II. Dnrnett, Salem; William Galloway, McMIna vlllo. District Attornoy, John H. Ho Nary, Salem. Other Stolo Officials. J. W. Balloy, Food and Dairy Com missioner, Portland. IT. W. Baker, Game and Forettry warden, Cottngo Grove. Robt. C. Ycnny, Stale Health OH cer, Portland. J. H. Lowls, Stato Engineer, Sa eom. E. Gllllngbam, State Librarian, Saeom. H. G. Van Dusen, Stale FUa Cea misBionor, Astoria. Chas. V. Galloway, 8UU La&d Agent, Salem. W. W. Elder, Commander BoUltti' Home, Roscburg. Marlon County OfflckU. John H. Scott, County and ProUAa Judge. R. D. Allen, Clerk of Court. W. J. Culver, Sheriff. W. Y. Richardson, Trcuurer. E. T. Moorcs, Superintendent rf Schools. F. J. Rice, Assessor. n. B. Herrlck, Jr., Surveyor. J. C. Ncedham, W. H. Gonlet, Cos misslonors. A. M. Clough, Coroner. D. G. Drager, Recorder. ' Salem City OfflckU. Goo. F. Rodgors, Mayor. W. A. Moorcs, Recorder and Pollw JuiJse. tJ D. W. Gibson, Manbal nd w- of Police. Frank Meredith, City Treasurer. A. O. Condlt, City Attorney. Jas. W. Martin, Street Cosa! sloner. . Mark Savage, Chief FW W" mont. W. C. Smith, Health 0IW- City Standing Coa Ways and Means Jacob, WW Churchill. 1aa Ordinances Greeabauai, w. Goode. iB4M Accounts and Current Expe- Churchlll, Radcllff, VW6; Public Buildings-Stockton, 9te Sewerage, Stolr, Jacob, W. ner. Fire Goode. Bridges Special Eastern Excarsloa rate. May 20, 21, June 6, 7, 8, July 3, 4, 5, August 8, 9, 10, September llf 12, 13. To Chicago and return, $73.15. St. Louis and return, $69.15 St. Paul and return, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Sioux City, St. Joe, XawtM City and return 1.CS. WM. JTHURRAY, S-21-tt Qea. Pi. Aift. Gesner. Plumbing-Fraser, DoHft and Wter-lo. W81 -Gesner, Churchill, ''Health and Pollee- '- Waldo. nrwsbi LIghts-Goode, HtM, 0 Prlntlng-RadclW, Public Parks-Bayne, Oreea Stockton. , ., Hoard of Educatlc W. H. Byrd, CWrwj A. A. Lee. - "--Crolsan, Directors- H. A. Johnson,..- g J. M. Powers, u- COMLVG EVKNTS- " . ?..ial &A juiy io--n;-r. tlan Endeator u j-, July 15-20 ur- PhlladelpBi. g July MS-KalW IW clave, fcrttof. T