Weekly Oregon statesman., October 05, 1900, Page 5, Image 5

WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN, " tisidat, octobeii 5.
FOR LAST QUARTER
REPORT Or TBE KEruKN 8CUUOL
'.w rivmo WITH TOE BOARD -
Cost of Coodacttag too School
for Three Month.
,.Prpm Pa by St a teaman. Oct. 3A
The retxirt of Snot ii v
of the Oregon State Ileforat '.School,
frtrilw quarter ending Seirtemler';oib
which has been filed with the State
F-oard of Education, shows tin condi
tion of that Institution to 1e very s-tt-isfadory.
The following txcerpU are
taken from the report : . ;
. "The tine weather lias given um an
opportunity to li.irrst our grain and
hay eroi w ith iit' loss? and' get n
boused away In good shape.
yield of gfaln ikt aw wa
not very large, only uliout ten bushels;
we will have euugh, however, by
jtood management jto carry n through
until .-another mp U harvested.
"We are get tins the yard -.ret-y
well Mo-knl with, wood and are' try
ing to get it all ha uh-d before t lie Vet
weather wIk in. ; ;
"Id the past fourteen mrm-ths all the
w.iod we have u-ed, w ith t-xc-eptiou of
asut WO cords, has been cut on the
place: we have now 011 hand if.ni cord,
and have contracted to have about
I'm cords more cut. which w ill le all
tha we can adviedly take-from tile
land, without danger of diminishing
the flow or water1 iu the springs tint
supply the Inslilutkru .With drinking
water , ''
"One silo, hold'mg alnrnt 2tm bushels,
is foil of ensilage atMut ten acres of
corn being. used for that lnri.o-e.
"1 can (iy witli ; certainty that wa
will .have enough! -potatoes tdrun' u
through the"yearj ami sttpirty what is
needed to the Deaf-Mute SchooL Cab
bage a.nd --other garden- truck did not
do o well. leing Injured by t lie eut
worm. The fruit crop was light, but
some better thai last rear; we have
alMitit one and oucHhalf ton of primes
dried, a quantity of pears, plums aud
ismall fruits canned.
"It ha beeu ueeessa ry to make
some needed repair in thiehorse baru
as the floors were decayed and giving
farmer aiKl lil force ef loy; the muy
frtvju of expeusc beiuj; the luuiU-r
Jt till lt:l!la "a ll K Va 'ltk.il .11 t- III I X'.
new patent gates lit the plaee of old
om-A that were about worn out. The
iiiutht building ha also callel for a
sool deal of the'attviitlou of 4he eur
jpeuters foree lujthe way of. r-mirs.(
(Thf born' uaU-. rooui aud deta.il hall
nary to waln-ot IIh-iu alHveMie-reaeti
of. t lie bo vs. 'HesideH Ihe. above 'there
mere a great ma uy other ,r-iw Irs; , to
dmirs. windows aud rooms' tl)at hit
taken the full, time of ,the carpenter
and his forW .( t ' ; , ' , '
The heaJiig, hot water aud '6ewer
are sjitirnV Mirotighont the in.-iJu and
Industrial Txiildiuics have .l',n ovr-r-'
lift tiled aod are now in exeelU-nt c-011-dltimi.
TUe vun,P I'l'M" lying watvr
ffoui Jdfll( crvek . is still giving ns
trouble; we 1iok5. 'however, to ir'iake It
answer the purpose until e canget
an tipirr!alloii for n iirw one.
Ve have endeavored to keep
Iense down auJ at "the same time
ktH'p the buiidhjgs in a Mate of gool
repair. tnr niiain-ial report for thi-
nnsrt-r will alwow: toil Increase lu' ex
IH'iidiiures as -Huparcd - wltti oihr
quarters, for tlie reason that. we v
deavorel -to contract for suipIiiH to
la-t until January 1, liMll.
iool bealLb among 1hi1i ottleers
and hoy has pretailed, a 'proof tlut
the sanitary condition of tlie si-huol
aim- heinx looked after, f
"The uuiiils'r of . Imij s in school July
1st. t'JM re elvifi on tlrst oumntment.
V; rtiirnel from parole. making a
total uuiider of Iwys in s.-hool. during
qttiiiter. 'urohd and absent, l-'i:
b'avinw niniilM-r
tf loy lit seliooi at
tin date, ll'.l.
The ti nam ill ntort of
the sm-IhmI
for tlie quarter follows:
15readstuflrs.... ...
Dothiug ... .'
t '1 J 11 :!"
RS.1
lie -Jt
1 ;j.rc, j
I-'iigMlve afoiinf . . . . .
Farm. and garden....,!,
;rocerIcs ......J... . .p
Hardware...... ! ...
House furnishing..:..
lueideiltals. . . . J. . . .
Meats and titi . L ......
Postage aud stationery.
Salaries,... . . ......
School Kjtpplie J. . ' ; . -
I ml n.t rial tHlRrs. . . .
ltrugs.. ... . -i--
UciKiirs aud painting"..
. ; til
krt
! 15
'Ml
"Ml
7o 1 7
rst .
jiisiiTi
."si
isii
Metlieiii atttMidatiee
KUitrie light planl
Total.,
.$r,.HH t;;
The rctMirt of Snot
t'layton ATentz.
nf ll1l'lll SelliMll
for IteafMtUefi.
has also bee 11 liletl.,' The rewrt mi? s
in part: - ' . -' . - ' . .
Tlie srho.d Vfar for HWHWI pen
i d S Cember There an p.e.vnt
ttrtv two pupils, an im-reasc f sevea
oer that of last year at 1hls d.tte.
whieh ludUates tlwtt the attendance
will Ik gT-ejTier than 'tha-t of la"t year,
or that there -is a Siiialler temMage
of tanliness. Tliero are eleeii' new
iiameHr 011 the instil ui V'tt r'1 and all
arc jo hHf.! S wral of the older
pupils were -not eruiitted toretuni on
aii-oiut or tlw axe- uihh.
"I ridav, Seirfemler ';2tst- was State
lair I lay for the 'school. Tlw pupils
a ad a 1 1 enda nt $. s;en t be iM r a 1 uie
gn.nmls. It wis a Source of in-st ruc
tion as well a enjoynieut for 'the pu
pils, and very helpful slm-e a large
Pn eut.ige of their cditrntiou Is bta4n
1 tlireuah iHrsoual;utercourse with
tlie pnblUv ; ' ; - ' '
"The general belth pt tin schod
is very gnod. ; . ' - '-" :.. :,
"Iu addition to the regular orai
w..rk. Troin twenty to twenty-five of
the older pinlls.ari receiving sis-clal
lutruet hh ia speech and Hp-nyidrnir.
"The li?t of voucher for the quart
er just ended allows that the ex4iie
.. tH -xy." r i - '- ;'."" '"; . ::
1'to State Hoard f 'EdiK-ation yes
trrdav onlerptl the parole of three
lnysfrom the IJefrm scImoU'L They
re: Harry (Sandde, Joseph Kyker
and Willie OMtellui i
The State Psuml has graiitiil slate
liermits o the following 4!i-liers: It.
F. Watson.; f ISourue. Imish1 on't'al
J Tor nia stau papers, and. I. V. Mat-,
lick, of Port laud, on Missouri paiers.
A ckermaiu euperinten-
i nunc mstruciiou. vesteriLty
doposJUHl iu the State Treasury,
for Board of Examiner fund, being
the amount of feeS-cvlleeted ou state
Iaier.
PROSPERITY ST AWS.-W. Sctitt
raylor, Marion county's toc-k lnpi.-t-or.,
-aim- to Kalem yestierdar He re
isirts the stts k throughout the county
in Hue condition, and there is no dis
ease apparent. f He says there are
many inquiries for bxp. goats' and
uiih-h ows a Jtd there is not enough
f this stock to supply all demand-.
Mr. Taylor, during his off Lours, is
something of an auctioneer., 1 urius
the iat week tie cried six; sales of
personal property such as is geuerallr
found en Ma rlon connty fa tins. I All
Proierty was readily disjHl of , at
giHMl prices, and in the six sale but
ten notes wore given, tlie remainder
all leiiig sold for cash on tle block.
A pretty gessi hid Wat ion that Marlon
county is prHH-rou. and that tlie -a-
aieity Imwler has little eiiauce of
curing converts here..
se-
PAL'I.IST MISSION. Two weeks"
mission will le given by the l'aidist
r atners In M Joseph's clinrcli. Im-rIu
mug next sniHlay morning. 'Tlie Ore-
KOHiau of last Sunday said of the
gotiiau of last Sunday Kaid of the laid
its: "These Fathers ar fi-onti New
lork and
with great
the ouiitry.
founded by
wikihi miiclt
nave given inisstou
siMnn-ss id roug In nt
The : siieiety : ' was
Father Heeker. of
has :betti :ahl and
writ leu of late years. Most of the
;mii1hts are itnert to the t'atliolie
church and for that reasonYtlM-y fre
qmiiily ghe missions to 11011 fatiio-
I'cs -their work by prideli-tion.'? This
will be the tirt time for these fathers
li give missions in Oregon, and they
lMive-'rcqitestcd that the public of ail
clase' and reTiglous lK'ii"fs 1h cordial
ly, received. Tin .Jeetiires will be hi;
th; nuirnltig and evening earti daw '
M AUUlAtjF LK'HNSKS. If i-n-niMiilter
of marriages is airy hulicatloin
of j rseriiy, surely the"xitiple of this
eoiMity are 'enjoying tin fulbst mcas
lire, of gool limes. Ncmt In tlw his
tory of the eintntv were 'marriages so
uumeious as" at present ami the pro
I ect for; the future Is execedins'I!
lu-ight. prontbing to excel that of the
past few mouths. The following -car
riage licenses - were issud wstrda v
by t'ounty Clerk W. W. Hall. Avlm-ii
is a auil.e nf the activity going ui in
tiis line;. tSniee Willing and Uich
aid I.. Meatle: Addie M. (lorresoii and
Own K. I.v'wis; flahdie Havie and "IV
11. Piiwiis: JLarle Mattes and W. A.
Muicpcrs. - ; '"'
' Take I Iced AV ill Surely Spec d."
Lie sure to heed the first symptoini5
i intiTgcMion. ncrvo"ncss arm lmjmrc
blood, aud lliu avoid chronic dyspei-
sta. nen'sij prutisiin and ail thcrvils
prouueed by bad blood. Hood's Sar
sipanlla is your saieeuard. It quick
ly sets the stomach right, ' trcnsrtiien
atid qniets the ncrves. purifies, eafiches
and, vitaiiics tlie biood ami keeps ' up
the healtlt tone; ! -v -' " '
All
Pills.
liver ills
1$ cents
arc cured by HoodT3
CASTOR 1 A
'For Iniaats and Chidxen. , , .
f8 Kind Yoa Haw Iirajs Boaghi
Bears the
Signaturo of
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NO SIvTTLKMKXT.-ItPV. O. F.
West, of i.a Conifer. Washington, is
in tin' city ltMiklng after some business
Interests, tin the mortiiiig of Augttvt
-."dli Mr. West's resIikMM-e. on; Kt
Slate street, was .destroyed by- Hie,
the Oermau Lutheran church. cdj;n
ing the house ' being biirued at. the
same tim The lio'nsi was iitsurel in
the Sun Fire Oflhe; of Fndou. Vp to
yesterday, It Is claimed, the iuturatic
-ompHiiy had taken no steps to adjust
the loss, though tlie local agent has
several times lw-eii notified. Mr.
West's local aaertl. Hon. M. I., flu 111
Iwrli'ii. has himself not i tied llie '.com
lauys agent. -bnt witliont; result. . 1
U Hissible that, if no steps are taken
by the company to make a m'ttlenivut.
31 r. West w ill go Into court to collect
bis iiisiiratice. , The, inicy .011 Air.
West's Jionse was written : in tlie Sun
Fire oflhe by the tleorgi'M, Ib'ek'r
agency, but sljce lliaf dale tin. i-oii-pauy
has appointed K. F. Jarkhursf
its lo-al repiii-ntative. The Sun has
t larg liue, of business I11 Saleni.
' The Tntet Yam j 1
I Pittsburg dntiiimW tells I Ids new
yarn: I always carry a little of
Kenqi's lt.ils.-i in In jny grip. ' I lake
cold i-asily and a few ilnscs nf the
iKiLsam ''always i makes . m t well
man. Kveryw'i're I go I sjs-ak a
gcsxl word for Kemp. I tiike hdd
of my customers I lake old men
and. young men and tell tbciu coti-fiih-titly
what I do when I Utke cvld.
At drn-'ilst. 2-s? ami
KR()M pAIiI,AK.-. fJ. t'oad - of
Pallas. 'Assfeftaut !erKeaiit-atirnis of
the 1"iiMm States Senate, and. Post
master Chas. V. Belt, of Pallas, were
Salem visitors yesterday.-'' rehrrnins
home last -eveniug. Mr. IW-lt re;ports
tlie sjile of a large gnantlty of primes
in the section surrounding: Pallas
many of the growers haviug n"eHved
5 i-etits a pound. !
ritlCKS FOi: ntK.M.-T. : s.
Townsend. at , W1I1TK ; CLOVKIi
-reamery. S,ileiiu now pays : cents
for st;ir;i tor 'cream, and ci'Uts
for lmnd sklBiimtl cream, delivereii
at -reanery. or - -ents less at farm
er's door when lie goes after It.
" There
Alaska,
a re no sua kes nor frogs
but there are toads. ?
iu
FOI. IJAI.VKSTON SI'FFKUKt.-S.
Salem Camp No. lis, FaHJie Juris
diction. WtMsloiell " of. the , ilid. at
Its last liieeUiur. tmleml the l.rd of
m:itasrs to rorwant . to tne ai
reston. camp of 1m h-t. In tle
Southern Jiirlsslictroii. to t. .stil In
relieving iuenilers of th" order who
are iu distress as a residt of the re-s-trt
msMl that devastate! that city.
The Halves! on camp is said .to Jiav
lost list memlier hi; Hie '..lo;i. The
Sontliero Juriirctioii as a cimse
quence. has a heavy load Jo carry hi
the way of death Jieuetits, but it iu
nmditi.u fo nutke . full settlements
with.mt !s-Ing woiniiMlcd to -a II iik hi
the overg famp tur hel. Tlie
Pad tic Jurisdiction:, In which Oregou
l'
"A wlr after I earn out of Um bospital thm reftmont salted tor bom.
' .1 arrlTed bom a perfsct wreck, reduced in. treirbt from 175 to 140 pounds.
"My mother U a atrontx bsUerar to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pals
People and sbo peratiaoied m to take them. I aid. and experienced a
decided relief by the time I bd takes three boxes. When I bad taken At
boxes I was entirelr cured. -. The: oain was a.11
to Dr. Williams' Pink Pill. - i
!.'..',
. ; Dr.-Wlliam
Pinf: Fill
Fale (People
ass snM by all dealers, or will be sent aeat-pahl oa
ilt of prire. M omts a tmw. or six hniaa for
Xe. by addmSnc !. Wiuuu atsoiciaa
Oi. Hcbenecladr. S. Y. , . ,
Is located, is not liable for any assefa-
mnt to belli Ihe Stmt licrn Jirrisilir.
tmn. ow many of the ; camps rare
stnoing comriimtious as
did the one:
tin Salem, from choice. :
l'utnaui raoeiess tye pnsbufes
fastest and liriffhtest colors of atiy
known ly- stuflf. Stld by lr.
Stone's drug Mores. Salem, trfj j
TtlRtf MW COCPOBTIOKS.
All icics
Fil.nl iTTf1 tl:e Pepa'rtiu'ciil
State Ye-terda3-.
of
(From
In the
Pally Statesman,
Stale In 'tKirt'mciit.
o t. n.
yes(:rda.
three new coritoi-atioiis
wftc, nieii. as
follows :
Tite Sar'-iit I.iiiubcr Company dl
engage, in I lie liuiiixu- bnsiijey;
f!i-ittt- ..ifiitv tluk lu.'iil.itf'i rliiu IK ul. I
located at Cranite. The caul!! sto-krl
s li.-d 'at 1i.imi. -divided hM 'jrc
valuett'tit t each.. W. fargenr.
'i. i ii-ot , I I
ariMtWi'
f. K. Wright, aud O. C. WlKbt
among '-its rwnf'K'rs' mterest in ama-
tM'iir vacVtiivc. Portland is the h.ad
r,""''"t ' , ' 7 ,,;:, , Colorado river' said a man from Tex-
Ihe layljjr luvcii;u.t I I u 1 in .ojU K 'a a dug.
tealtv of all kindM-Mie r indpal f-, .v)ms, n.ibAv by "tl.e' name of
i.ee. will be k-A ) W1" 'Sani-.Jng.. who was- InAn..a cahip
2 1 yt huJ?X C 1 CrtSit U M' -ver, Imh., out Vf , (the. state
shales of H at . t . IK iM Vt u , M (1
: :7TnTrXi lI,efgnt, ambition was lo , gp.ito , .Vw
..rTheA.ubr-'Viivaiofi', Ii1"l;v,r"tnfr7n7nn
periy on hand U-fcT-t. L. V. i def lated, . and if, I. n d stack i p
ard. .1. 11. O llrvan and .Sethi against It Just mice Id be willin to
Mi:ll't'r
'the prierl
omI
1 atlki ire incorporators apd otj-efs
fashion's Fi:i:siii;sT faxciks.
Almost all of tlo very'
in girls wear are old
ne-.v trappings, says tlie
newst things
friends v!ih
l-jidies Home
Tlie hair is
-formal for S'jitemln'r.
worn lower on tin head, and tiot so
eiicli u la l'ou:padoiir. Sun'where at
the -nidi's there i a ilei'id'l tendency'
.owanl a iiart. Mauy little curling
Vtcks -.'.re diligently erqilvated and
oris in the back railing to tbe neck
are once more lo i worn.
Tlie collars of gowns are lo lie low it.
t fa-hioii which can readily le adopt
ed with audai kius oiilideiK-e by the
conn. - "
The newest nnnlcls of st'-M-ks to b
DESIGNING AND !
ENGRAVING . '
BY ALL METHODS
.!
I
W. H. CHAT TEN,
Manager
I
i
1
Send for sampler vf our special dc:i;n
in Ifthogravurc -orW for letter and
..... rill heads, cards and envdopejs..L.
1
Estimates
. famished
266 Co nnicfdal St
:1 A '
; Soldier's
Life
- Is one of hardship and ex
posure, and the dangers from
disease are as great as from
shell and bullet. Here is a
story of a life that was saved :
I snlUtod iaCompoiiz-E, First Reel-
lot 24w Turk VnlnnU.r. t .TJ.
bslnBiDKoftbe war with Hp la. Whilo
B rarrtson dnt-r m.t Hnnninin 1 '
stricken with malaria, whlcb was eompll-
iMd With kldnsr trOOblA. I m-mm n tUm. .
bospttal twenty-on daySrSjidwbeadtsebarMd
mrtiMlthiruiiiitiMwi . .
, we" '
. ? ' Fxakx ; A. 6vntir. I.
SIS Srinkrrhojf A whim,
- ttico, jr. r.
S"
s
j woru -with Hhlrt-waists jes'H'cially
I orettv. antl nuide nunilj' of silk and
very slieer muslin, -jav couar is niaue
of silk, sometimes a crash finlsh
il with a very iiav crerically. iuiis-liu-o.llar
with ll" drawn work islge.
Manv shirt-wi'it ' Iw-ing made
wih collars of;He same material the
Ninall turuovira being of a contrast
ing color. ,
Costumes 'i" solid cohrs are the
novitii'sif tlie hourTcvcrything to
ilia tch- f'l filer exiHUisive fashion.
Tur jslynys a desirable one and indi
cative '-often.,; : of the wcll-dres.d wo
man The-pla in tulle and net veils
sate dots, sa us lionlcrs. but just a
su'pirioti of a fairy's web. to keep
sundry love bs-ks in their right-
li'iil places are a ITi-tiI. A - second ve'I
i f i-liiffon brown, iH'tyfe. lilue or grcti
i-ris.-v"orn over the veil of tulle or net.
J Tie hats are eomixisite productions
l"btg smiill" hats lwrliaps will dc-
scrils them. " : .'
lUSIIKU I,Y MAIiMUCEXIE..
-Wheu J
was, raiicluntf down on the
iiwist piunaelefef linni.io Inxwry.
omf Pack to.!tte cow .camp'-aim turn
np jnv toesNolsMl-dreamed that his
ycHtniiig for it peliiioiiico tncal would
ever Im gratified, but a ridi young
New Yorker who owiied a place near
I'ahMed liluffs siynt a wii'k on the
lam li. au'd hearing of 'Sam's singular
a s4 ration, was so amused by 11 lh.il
he Invited bihi to make a trip North
.a his guest for the special puriiose of
'saippliug tin prvcnler of tiie famous
icstauraiit. The news of the invlia
thn crcateil great excitement aiiioitg
tiie ofie-r cowpiMichers and they de
luged Sam' willi lips as to what he
siMniild oribT. In s.me extiaordlnary
leaiiuer f hey. had conceited the idea
that Peliiioiiico Is-aslcd of is'iiig
able to provide a guest with ab-oliifc-Iv
anything lie asked for., im matter
WRITE US IN REGARD
- S W IIII1JM ' ' " t "
- - - . -
FlNlS JOB
Statesman
how outlandih;?arMlltha? it woxil-t, Jbi fYlIFV VjkffT PFnfllTS
a gr.at triumph for -Sam' if he couldl I llLI I f ill I I LlV" "
name something beyond
the
resources
to bring
of ! t he la rder. "Tell t h vui
yon fried - rattlesnake s
one of the outfit; 'I'll bet that'll stump
emr Stewed prairie dog, pickled
wolves ears, coyote hash, cactus ih
bolletl owls' toes ; and sliced . lisards
were a fewr of the other: delk-aci' I
liH-iitloiHHl as likely to puzzle the
chief aud cover the visitor with glory
as an epicure, and Sa m proinlsel
faithfully to spring ihem all on the
waiter aud report results, i
W1hu he nnally left with the New
Yorker, one f tin 1hvs galolpe.1 live
miles after them to ted him to ! sure
to lci:ind liorncd frig e tosist. I
shall tiver forgi't tlh 1 ay that "Sa in"
i Texau.
caiiK bat-k." -oiniinuHl thf
chtickliug. "lie sneaked iuto "' tin
camp by 4he lower t mil and suddv-'J
Jl ghost. The I toy a were all ass'1
at supper, iind as shi as tlie
Iif:n they s't uj a yell. Ho v.
coiih tnitr tlwv hiid. '
TlfK.r V111V tul 1 . r !i.ivflry SlClke
eggsr 'What alM.ut 'their mvl"; to.sr
Sam looketl dNtnssil" fellers.
he said. '-Kheepishlv. A have ter a.l
mit thev brung uievl,:,f 1 ordered.
And what tlid y Mrr.,,H-r .""H-I
lu ait excitisl cli,1,!- '4 I1 lutw
it was. n-plK-d. "lowly; l giH so
bad skeered y' 1 down that I
plumb forgo- a" wtl ,0't ,m' n"' t,r"
deml ham JIU t"--- oneatis
Times! lew'n,t- I
SHK VANTS liriJl.'INU STOPPEP.
- . ' j .'-:';"
IU4 piaut Woman Sees Too MihIi of
; Itrin Washington. J
'A woman, lias written the P'rstrid
or t oiuniina commissioner a letter iu
wliicli she says that the habit of
young men and girls huggiug on
stitet-cars. in tlieaters and ypubllc
parks at the nathtiial capital has
grown. jy,Mich an, extent that It will
corrupt the rising gi-heratitm.:
Sie ! declares that It is i almost iui
pusKilile to take a car ride to any of
thesuburlKiii rsrts without bbsevv
Ing'sonie ytmng man trying to, t-e
how dose he -can hold his girl iuj . his
amis or how near In his lap she can
sit. ' ' .- v.. '.
'Such ondiiit. If -condoned and tol
erali'd. will cause sorrow j to iine to
tlie hearts of many motlii'rs, says
llw w riter. v i
In dosing her letter the dady liegs
tlie -Pisfrh-t counnisNioiierS fjo give the
'matter earliest i-onslilerattoii and says
that a law "-prohibiting sncii i comli'd
n stn-et cars is far more Important
than laws prohibiting e xpctoratioii
Iu ciirs: that the latter can only soil
tlie skirts of ladies, while the former
can lead to Ihe ruin of souls..
I Nl'SKP KAli.ItOAP TICKIITS.
, Some men with unused railroad
tickets on l heir'-hands scllithem to
scalpers, wiiije'ot iters go to tiie, rail
road company that Issued ihMii and
obtain 4 heir Value lu money. M'ost per
sons; however, do mother and accept
the. loss when. the. ti ket is worth less
than, a dollar. Indeed, many jsM;son
do Ht realize that the railroad com
panies stand ready to redeem unused
tickets even of smalli value4 so that
the companies must lie. richer by ma
p,v. jthoiisjnds: of iWiiars a .year
tlfrortgh this Ignorance.. ,
F.very' railroad ticket Uars file
name of t!e general .psisseiiger agent
and of the geiienil iiiana'fer of - the
foail. It, is a.simide tnatler to enclose
tlie ticket with a letter direV-ted to the
'general passig'r a;ent asking hbti
to ri'ftiud the iimiM-y paid mid cxhiiit
Ing tlie reason why Ihe ticket Is loft
luitiscd in the -.bauds of the luirchaser.
It Is courteous to enclose a stamisil
envelope lu which the" money may bo
returmil. . . f
When all tliese things. -" have 1mcii
done the cutiipaiiy gfiietaily -acknowledge
tin rei-eipt of tlie ticket holder's
coiiriiiniiieatioii nuil proniiises; to iuves
ligat elhe matter. The; Invest igallou
cousixts lu the prosr IiidenlUicallon
of Ihe ticket, by the agent .-.who sold
it. and a little iHsdikcepitig to set the
account right. Th"i ihe urehas'r
receives a cloi'k for the amount dii"
from tin' r:iiJjo;l company.', along
with a letter requesting acknowledg
ment.' ' i . 1
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Statesman. Oct. 3.)
1 From
lit 'l " . .
; jiutial exauiluaUou of applicants
for admission to the bar. took tip the
.Lieut the justices,1 The class taking
. . M. V til
ilM '-examlnatlou i-Bslstel of only tu
aptditiuits, from several of the towns
alJ,i cities of tlie state, as follows:
tlale S. llill. Albituy. .
Ktigoue AshwHl. It tiraude.
Herman A. Welister, Oregon City.
M. Vau Valkenburg. Sdverlon.
Charles F. McKuight. Marsbtield.
Mahliu Itirliu. Miilford. - -,-C.
,W. Pa vis. rhilomat h.
N, M. !Wrn. Portland. .
C. AV. Corby, Woodtcirn.- -
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Walrer Knlpp. Portland.' ,
The exauiiiiations I were finished at
,T ii. in., vestenlay. I aiwl tlie applica
tions wt re laitrii mmci ain im-iih-iii.
I lie MMKi'i 111 iiuiioi vi ni l nus nivi
made by tlie nmrl: '""
The Title t'uaratitee & Trust Com
iany. apellaiit. vs. Multnoiiiah coun
1 1 ! - . . - - . I . . .... ... dl.-..
ty, resNnieiit ; orucreq ou sitpuiaiioii:
that respondent Iwne until October;
11th to serve ami tile Its brief.
i;oi;hi:is physician's fi:k.
Itiofher of I .ate tjovernor to Present1
; Poctor McCotuiick HMKl. . ;
''-. 4 ... .. . - " - - -i
Louisville. Ivy., Oct. l.-One of the
handsomest -'fee ever paid a general
practitioner for services In a single
casi- w ill Ih received by PH-lor J. N. '
McCoi'Hiack ef Howling I recti for his
attendance up mi William tbn'bel after
be was shot at Fraukfori."
.Arthur Coelx-I. Imdlier of the dead
iSove'iitor. ami his devisee under the
will. has placd a'-claim -against tiie
estate oi tiovei-iior. tioeiN-i-ior lo.msi
for iHs tor .M-Cormack's servhs-s, and
Isdiiud this action lies an Interesting
siiory. I . -' ' ; '
etiaior l Joel ets great ambition
was to Im ioveriior of Kentucky. He
had that high office 'constantly in hit
mind, and when li"' liuall.v obtaiueil
the nomination lie filtered upon tlie
iccieoralile canvass of last fall which
iis lo result in his assassination, lie
and Pndor McCpnuack h:jl long ln-eu
dos frieiels. ami when t'oeliei was
sliot iNs-tor McCormack. who happen-.
imI to lo iu Frankfort at the lime, was
one of the first' physicians to come to
hl-f assistii'ice. . f i
AHer the d.. lib of; Hoclicl. ArJliitr
CiM'liel and Justus i Jo'Im'I. llie stirviv
ing. brothers, exid-essi-d their flpprecl
ai,ioii to lM'tor ! fMcCorutai'k for his
servn-esi ami siausi niai nicy . were
conViucel. but for his priMiipt and ef
ficient, measures and precaution ti
prolong their brotlter life, he would
never have lived lo attain Ids ambition
and In sworn In as t Sovcrnri J They
l iMpiesied poctor - IcCormack to send
lu a bill aKaiiist the eAiatc for his kit -lies.;
This tlie dK'bt; declhid ,o. do
ou tlie ground that Umeruor, ioieltel, .
during bis life, had done hl'iii'1 liiauy
k liidiHiKHeK.' noil ln- felt II1.-1I It was
a privilege to devoti his services to
him.: ...... - . . . - ' .
As; a mark if appreciation Arthur
fbiclM'l has tin. t 0,1100 i-lalm
agalnt the Uiu-Im-I estate iu favor of :
pistor McCohniick, niitt 1t Is under
stood that the check for that amount
will soon In sent him. as tlie settle
ment of the estate lias itecii entered
iqwoi within the last few days. L
; I M'tor ,M"Coriiiiaek wlir then' have
Hie honor of receiving one of Ihe I tru
est fee.; If not th larg'st, i-ver paid
11 'general 'practitioner in llie luiteil
States.-St. Ixmis Iteputiilc. J
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