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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1911)
DAHY CAPITAL JOCKXAL, SALEM, OREGOJf, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1. . mg For COMMISSIONERS COURT ACTS Oil COUNTY BILLS The following Is a full, true and correct lint of tba bill filed with the county cominlBHloncrs of Marlon county, Oregon, at the February term of the commissioners' court, together with the action taken thereon. Circuit Court Witnesses. ShlDD. Watt, witness I 4.20 Bella, Claude 8. do 4-20 Murphy, L. R., do 4.20 Whltlatch, Jack, do 4.20 Ctbson, D. v., do 4.20 8aaderson, Ted, do 4.00 Casey, Thomas do 4.00 Bullard, Bertha, do...: 2.60 Bullard, L. A., do 2.80 Mint. H. P., do 2-20 Da riff, F. R, do 4.20 Hlrtsel. L. K., do 4.20 Mlnto. II. P., do 4.20 Hamilton, Ira, do 4.20 Curtis, Frank, do 4.20 Blackerby, A. E., do 6.00 Bennett, E. A., do 2.20 Black, Marie, do 2.20 Black, T. A. do 2.20 Bach, Wm do 4.20 Dick. John, do 7.00 Kopfenetlen J., do 7 00 Clement. E. C. do 12 00 Care of Poor. Murray, John, poor account.... 8.00 Wright, D. B.. do 8.00 Alexander, John, do 10.00 Thompson, James, do 7.00 Johnston, Mrs., do D.00 Belle Clprlan, do 8.00 filtker, Mrs. Uottloib, do 5.00 Downs, Mrs., do 7.00 Johnson, Clias., do 12.00 Bloom, Ruby A., do 10.00 Stripling Hulda, do 8.00 Duprey, Frank, do 8.00 Lucler, Steve Jr., do 8.00 BaJllett, S., do 6.00 Bcharback, Bebastian, do 5.00 Rlggs, Hilleary, do 10.00 Dowd, Nelson B do 8.00 Ryan, Chas., do 8.00 Johns, Mrs., do 5.00 CoblB, LiMtU, do....... 10.00 Lambert, Margaret, do 5 00 Hoeller, Mr. and Mrs. Wm., do. 6.00 Finch, William, do 500 Scoble, Mrs., do 1000 Boys' & Girls' Aid 8oc., do. Snodderly, Flora, do Stewart, Wm., do Babcock, Mrs. A., do Coy, Milton, do. 10.00 30.00 10.00 8.00 6.00 Brown, James, do 10.00 Rediiion, Eva, do 10.00 Sanders, Fred, do 8 00 Burnett, Lizzie, do 8.00 Peerenboon, Mrs. Theo., do 10.00 Salaries el Officers. Hennlngsen, Mary, truant offi cer 100 Keenn, Wm. M., Janitor 50.00 50.00 50.00 75.00 23.20 39.45 40.00 Dr. Lyon s PERFECT Toofli Powder neutralizes the destructive acids of the mouth cleanses, preserves and beautifies the teeth, and imparts purity and fragrance to the breath. Matlock, C. 0., caretaker lawn Powell, Henry, nlghtwatch Upjohn, Lois C, bookkeeper,., Beckwlth, J. T commissioner. Goulct, W. H., commissioner.. Smith, Dr. F. E., Co. physician Assessment Tux Account Calloway, E. ., extending roll. 78.00 Paulson, M., do 78.00 Phillips, F., do 70.50 Thiimiimin. L. M.. do 45.00 Roads & Highways. Iiartruff, Robt, labor 1.80 Batalllon, Christ, do 4 60 Batalllon, Mike, do 3.00 Beckwlth, J. T., phone 125 BergBeeker, J. F., labor 1.50 Boskey, Geo., do 3.40 Boje, Henry, do 1-75 Bradley, G. E., do 100 Buck, Thos., do 100 Bushey, W. M., Inspecting r'ds. 1.10 Bump A. & Son, labor 3.00 Case, Clifford, do 9-63 Case, G. W., do 8.75 Case, Harold, do 8.75 Case, Lundy, teaming 14.38 Clark, W. 11., labor 82.28 DlBallowed. Clark, W., do 6.25 Chamberlin, M. W., do 6.75 Chamberlln, M. E., do 4.50 Cutsforth, Clyde do 5.50 Daniels, S. T., teaming 19.25 Davis, L. A., labor 3.75 Davidson, W. F., money adv.... 55.75 Dlmlek, G. A., labor 5.25 Ditiuars, T. A., gravel 15.00 Eskow, J. M., labor 12.00 EngelbretBon, H., do 75 Ash and Oak Wood t We have about 250 cords which we must remove from premises to permit clear ing land and will sell in large or small lots below the market for immediate delivery RODGER S PAPER CO., 220 State Street THE SCHOOLS THE TEACHERS AND THE LAWS SOME ISFOBMATIOX CONCERN. ISU EXAMINATIONS THAT IS WORTHY OF CAREFUL PERUSAL BY ALL MHO TAKE EXAMI.XA-TIOS. . i Pi il " ill, ' Mr-. Ease and plenty in OLD AGE can come only from work and saving during your younger, energetic days- DO YOU WANT TO BE OLD and POOR Make OUR Bank YOUR BANK. t nTUNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Saltan, Oregon. Thoro Is Only One "Bromo Quinine" That la Laxative Bromo Quinine vmto rr wotut onn to ours a cold m out day. Always remember the full name. . Look for this signature ou every1 bos, 25o. English, Jno., do 6.00 English, Dill do! 3.00 Francis, Peter, do 7.50 Fandrich, August, do! 8.85 Fitzke, W. M., do 6.25 Fryer, C. A., do 2.00 Fryer. O. J. H.. do 9.50 Glebeler, Jno., teaming 10.25 Gosser & Buhite, blacksmlth- ing 2.50 Goulet, W. H., Inspecting R'ds. Grimm, W. T., labor 87 Harris, D. A., do 3.75 Harris, L. B., do 3.00 Banner Bros., powder 9.35 Continued. Hagsneur, Fred, labor 1.50 Herrlck, B. I)., Jr., surveying.. . 51.00 Ml. 00 allowed. Hennlngsen, Peter, teaming.... 3.00 Heln, Chas. F., nails 3.70 Herren, L. M., labor 3.40 Hetrlck, J. B., dragging 10.50 Hirt, Rudolph, labor 87 Hofman, Fred, ditching 30.30 Hopp, Henry, dragging 8.75 Jackson, Ralph, teaming 3.50 Jefferson, J. A., labor 20.76 Kelly, L. A., lumber 1.20 KeBter, T. 0., Dep. Road Sup... 12.00 Klntz, John, labor 3.00 Kruser, K., do 9.00 Landon & Son, J, R., hardware. 4.65 LaurltHon, P. J., teaming 3.00 Disallowed. Lembske, John, labor 19.25 Manning, S. A., sharpening tools 1.20 Marking, II. J., hardware 9.48 Miller, J. M., teaming 10.50 Mooney, Thos., do 2.62 Moore, S. A., do 17.50 Monroe, Albert, do 6.00 Monroe, Richard, do 3.00 Murphy, Harold, do 2.00 Murphy, A. L., do 4.00 McCalllster, Bert, do 9.40 Mcillwaln Wm., do 3.60 McCormlck, J. W., road drag ging , 24.00 Newton, G. I., labor 75 Oregon Statesman, adv 3.70 Y. Osakl, labor 10.50 Osborn, T., teaming 14.00 Parker, Elza, labor 1.50 Phillips, M. E., lumber 9.60 Phlllippl, Geo. F., labor 3.37 Perlgol, Jno., do 4.50 Porter, W. J., graphollstlc 1.25 Prantl Joe, labor 76 Ralsbeck, J. R., road dragging. 3.75 Itamseyer, Jos., labor 1.75 Ramsden, Claude, do 4.00 Rothmechek, Adam, do 75 Reece, N. M., do 4.50 Rice, C. J. & Co., powder 36.80 Robertson, Herman, labor 2.00 Rutzloft, Chns., do 75 Salem Hdwe. Co., oil 2.70 Schultz, L., lubor 1.50 Shlpp. Watt, supplies 82.80 , Continued. Siort, Roy, labor 3.00 Slauber, O. F., teaming 9.00 Stuff en, Abe, labor 1.50 Stenlhnmmer, A. G., bolts 4.75 Swiirts, R. L., labor 10.00 Swegle, Geo., dragging 15.00 Tomona, Y., labor 10.50 Wade, Pearce & Co., supplies. . 5.60 Warren Constr. Co., gravel.... 31.75 Continued. Wattier, V., labor 2.50 I Welch, W. M., do 1.00 Welshaar, J., do 23.62 Weishaar, W do 18.37 Whitman & Hardcastle, supplies 1.80 Wood, V., lubor 6.12 Schwab, John, sup. R. D. 10.. 159.60 Murphy, Geo. W., sup. R. D. 32. . 72.50 Clurk, Ray, tile acc't, labor.... 78.00 Tandrich. Ed., labor 65.00 i Special Tux It, D. 10. Olevottle, Manual, tile 4.00 Special Tax It D. SI. Koenlg, Joseph, wood 5.00 Breltenstine, J. B., hauling rork. 3.00 Portland Ry. L. & P. Co., light. 6.00 furreut Expenses. Allen, R. D., stamps 11.50 Armstrong, E. C, fruit inspec tor 100.00 Afranc A. Eugene, stamps.... 10.00 Burrows Add. Much. Co., rlb'ns. 2.00 Capital Journal, advertising 33.00 Huron & Hamilton, supplies. . .179.40 $49.50 Disallowed. Com. Printing Co., printing.... 6.50 Carter, Geo. C, ink 60 Gille, Albert H., money adv 50 Heck A McElfatrlck. supplies.. 14.10 Herrlck, B, B. Jr., plat 2.50 The C. Mlal Dustln Co., supplies 11.00 N. W. Long Dlst. Tel. Co., phone call 25 Mann A Beach, printing 5.60 Mlnto, H. P., stamps 10.00 McNary, J. H stamps 6.00 Patton Bros., supplies 12.25 Current & School Snpt. Oregon Statesman, adv 63.00 Current Expenses, Smith, W. M., stamps & express 23.10 Snyder, Geo. C. U printing 100.50 Court House Arcoant Fraser, A. L-, ash cans 5.75 Johnson, W. E hauling wood. . 8.40 County Superintendent Smith Is In receipt of a communication from State Superintendent of Public In struction Alderman dealing with the laws passed at the last session of the legislature In relation to education. The two laws discussed in the let ter are the certification law and the supervision law. Under the latter law the county superintendent of a county having more than 60 school districts, shall appoint on or before June 1, four members of the county educational board, of which the coun ty superintendent shall be chairman. On the first Monday in June this board will hold a meeting and divide the school districts of the county, save those of the first class, into su pervisory districts, none of which shall contain less than 20 nor more than 50 school districts. The super visors shall receive a salary of not less than $1.00 per month. Certificate Law. The next teachers' examination will be held on June 21, 22, 23 and 24 and as there Is no August exami nations those whose papers expire then should take the June examina tion. Under the present law the ap plicants must complete the subjects for a state certificate within three successive examinations. The regulations relative to the average to be made in the different subjects are as follows: Applicants for a one-year Btate certificate must make a general aver age of not less than 75 per cent and shall not fall below 60 per cent in any one of the following subjects: Arith metic, civil government, geography, grammar, history, orthography, phys ical geography, reading, school law, theory and practice of teaching, and writing. . "Applicants for a five-year state certificate must make a general aver age of not less than 85 per cent and shall not fall below 70 per cent In any one of the following subjects: Writ ing, orthography, arithmetic, physiol ogy, grammar, geography, theory and practice of teaching, reading, U. S history, civil government, school law, psychology, American literature, al gebra, physical geography, and com position. Twelve months' teaching experience is required for this paper. Applicants for a life state certifi cate must make a general average of not less than 85 per cent and shall not fall below 70 per cent In any one of the following subjects: Arlthme. tic, writing, orthography, reading; physiology, school law, civil govern ment, grammar, geography, theory and practice of teaching, U. S. his tory, psychology, American literature, English literature, algebra, physical geography, plane geometry, botany, pliyslcs, bookkeeping, composition, general history, geology, and history of education. Six months' teaching experience Is required for this paper. "Applicants for primary five-year state certificate must make a general averago of not less than 85 per cent and shall not fall below 70 per cent In any one of the following subjects: Methods In reading, methods in arithmetic, methods In language, methods In geography, theory and practice of teaching, writing, ortho graphy, physiology, psychology, and In addition thereto shall write a the sis on an educational subject select ed from a list prepared by the super intendent of public Instruction, Twelve months' teaching experience Is required for this paper which gives the applicant authority to teach only in the first, second and third grades, "No examination In English clas sics will be required In the June ex a in I nation on account of ' the lack of time for announcements and prepara tion. All examinations will be based upon the text-books adopted by the State Text-Book Commission." o Mistakes MayHappen to yon, as they do to everyone. If you eat too fast, do not masticate properly, or tike food that does not agree with you, digestive de rangements are almost sure to come, and indigestion generally leads to very serious physical troubles. D EEC HALTS PILLS relieve and cure indigestion. They have a quick and tonic action on the stomach and its nerves, and so they give direct aid to digestion. They carry away also the indi gestible matter. With their use dyspepsia, hiccoughs, bad taste, unpleasant breath and flatulence disappear. You should be careful and remember Beecham's Pills Will Right The Wrong Sold Trywhr. IncsnTaaiaiit boxM 10c. wl 25c Money and time inveited in a training; here, insures the posoesmr of substantial dividends throughout life. We take a periwmiil ntrt in the welfare of each student. Living ftrwiiiw tVii.i fr '-lloguo. W. I. STALEY. PRINCIPAL the trail which led south. It is prob able that the bandits will be captured. o t Four Million Postals. UNITED PEE88 LEASED WIRI. San Francisco, March 1. With the idea of boosting California, 4,000,000 postals are on tbetr way today to the four corners of the United States, in viting homeseekers and others to come west, James Horsburg, Jr., ho had charge of the invitational campaign, said that postals had been sent out from nearly every city and town in the state. A Dreadful Sight. To H. J. Barnum, of Freevllie, N. , was the fever sore that had plagued his life for years in spite of many remedies he tried'. At last he used Bucklan's Arnica Salve and rote: "It has headed with scarcely scar left." Heals burns, bolls, ec zema, cuts, bruises, swellings, corns and piles like magio. Only 25c at C. Perry's. (Continued tomorrow.) SALOON MAN MURDERED III BAKER COUNTY (us ii mi racss luud wiri. Haines, Ore., March 1. Sheriff Rand, of Baker county, and Sheriff Chllders of Union are heading posse today in close pursuit of brace of highwaymen who shortly be fore midnight held up and robbed the stockman's exchange saloon, and killed Edward McCollough, the pro prietor. The robbers first lined up several men who were in the place and relieved them of their valuables. then they demanded the contents of the cash drawer and on McCullough.' refusal to comply with the request. one of them shot him down, killing him Instantly. Within two hours after the murder. Sheriff Rand with a posse and Sher iff Chlldera with bloodhounds were on LOW ONE-WAY FARES To Oregon Electric Ry. Points Daily March 10th to April 10th Chicago. . . Clnclnnattl. Milwaukee. St Louis . New York ..133.00 .. 37.90 .. SU0 .. 32.00 .. S0.00 St Paul OM Kansas City 2J.00 Omaha. . 2i.lW Des Moines 27i Indianapolis 3S.65 From other points in proportion. Tell your friends in the east of this opportunity of moving west on low rate through tickets via Burlington Route, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, "North Bank" and Oregon Electric lines. You can deposit with me and tltkets wl 1 be furnished people In the east. I will give details on request. C. E. ALBIN, Agent Oregon Electric Railway. W. F. COMAN, Gen'l Freight & Pass. Agt., Portland, Ore. "MM CURES Man & Women Tu Hi . O 1nr .,.... i ' , i . .uu.uiui.iiuii,. I u . m.BUI.IUK, I .I,,!.,.. ..... 'nniu contagion. I or In plain wrapiMr, aipr i . . 1 oi ii. I 1 DOttlM, V TC. k Tut Evans Chemiou. Co. . uinuinNATI, O. U.I. FAIR GROUND FEED GROCERY A'D 6 gal. best Kerosene 70c Salem flour, Best, sk SL25 Hard wheat. Best Imperial $1.35 17 lbs. best gran. Sugar.Sl.OO 3 cans Alaska Salmon 25c 3 cans choice Columbus Tomatoes 25c 3 cans extra Sugar Corn... 25c Extra Sugar Peas, can 10c 3 cans Condensed Milk 25c 3 cans String Beans 25c 2 cans table Peaches 25c Wisconsin Cream Cheese, lb 20c 6 lbs. whole grain Japan Rice 25c 3 lbs. extra choice Dried Peaches 25c 5 lbs. white Beans (large or . small) 25c J Choice Bacon, per lb 18c Sugar Cured P. N. Hams. . . .15c All best government inspected T Oregon Meat. All goods promptly delivered, f R. N. MORRIS I Phone 1407. M4MM COLONIST FARES From the Middle and Eastern portions of the United States and Canada to Oregon, Washington and all the Northwest will prevail DAILY MARCH 10th TO APRIL 10th over the SOUTHERN PACIIFC LINES IN OREGON From Chicago at $33.00 St Louis 82.00 Oiuuhu 25.00 Kansas City 25.00 St. Paul 85.00 and from other cities corresponding ly low. Ion Can PREPAY Fares The Colonist fares are Westbound only, but If you have relatives or friends or employees In the East whom you desire to bring to this state, you can deposit the value of the fare with your local railroad agent and an order for a tlcitet will be tel egraphed to any address desired. Let the WORLD Know Of our vast resources and splendid opportunities for Home Building Call on the undersigned for good Instructive printed matter to send East, or give him the addresses of those to whom you would like to have such matter sent VTJL McMCRRAY General Paisenger Agent Portland Oregon J-20-eod-tf m '''jjjjjjjjjlr' '"' THE BEST STRONGEST AND MOST J DURABLE SEWER t PIPE MANUFACTURED I is our rriwrMT 1 MACHINE VLilflLin 1 I MADE GLAZED SEWER PIPE t It will pay you to inves- vestigate before placing i your order for Sewer Connections. Salem Sewer Pipe Co. t 263 LIBERTY STREET Celebrated Lenr Furne. The Best Heater It will save you tn 'ey every day jot own It. I ell m u natal1 the best Let roe give you figures. See Me About an Individual lighting plant 'or your borne. The best thing il the market for coking and lighting. A. L. Frasier Phone 135. 2 5 1 State Street J'fl FRENCH FEMALE .PILLS. A Sin, Ciktiix RiLtir tor flumnauo MsMrauifiM. I bus iraid ktil Cm KNOWN TO Mil. 3Jrl tau- r hi ill te tin I i then Had 7 our ordm i Um Ouftrftuletd or Uunev Refunded. Seat prtptia for l .00 per box. WiU wad UMmoa irial.to t 011 it nam When rellavttl. Samples free. If your tirufgUt CO MCDICALCO.,OX r, UweTtW, PL Sold fit Saem by Dr. 5. C. Stom Salem's most poular res taurant THE WHITE HOUSE We cater to the public who demand a good meal for a small price. Wm. McGilchrist & Sons. A f Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Woven Wire Fencing, Hop Wire, Barb Wire, Poultry Netting, Shin gles, Malthoid Rooting, P. ft. B. and Ready Roofing. All at the lowest prices. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN 250 Court street Phone 114 Gold Dust Flour Made bj the HYDKKV I'OWM UUniPAMX, Hydaey, Oregosu Made tor Family Gse. Ask . von rrocee for It Braa aad Uhorte always P. B. WALLACE, Agt. The Bosom Sets Flat . The stud button holes exactly meet, the neck band does not bind on your neck; button holes exactly meet buttons, no bulging front, in fact a perfect fit if we launder your shirts. It Is done with our new STEAM! PRESSES, which do not .-no or burn the fibre, but MOULD the cuffs, neck band and bosom to a PERFECT SHAPE. Try the n work. Visitors welcome. Salem Steam Laundry 130-iea South Liberty Street Phone W mm mm pels . ,l rDhf,mtl",n' idne3r or bUM" uble. end orinarr .rrt.tn-.Htie-Foley . KianeyP.ll, purify the blood, reetor, let rltaUtyavJ rigor. Refuse .ubsmuw RED CROSS PHARMACY.