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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1904)
FOURTEEN DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1904, ffrM't f1 frf M Mtrt "fH. t WWI I I 1 1 1 1 1 I l44W- LUMBERMEN BORN TO THE BUSINESS :HfrWH MIIIIIH frH-rTH"H-l I I I I I I I I I I I-KI I M I I I I I I I II I IJ if. U an old sarins- that If m want lo bKwtw bankrupt buy a san mill and II Is H0l0Nltlfr lm" that a larger portion or Ihcee who hav undertake thai business have nun under and failed than In any other This that it takes iiniiiual business discernment to manage It In other wottls one haa "to be born t' the trade" and thla Is fully demon strnted in tilt OooHale famllr of this rllv Jarnaa C Oftodale of whom a good pertialt fa herewith presented la ftlll a remarttably young man for hi year. hae spent forty-four of them In tha hitflfeer IhhiIimnm in fact as h taya It hat become a habit wl'h him and ho can't break It eft. 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Dtmbar Tho office of Sscretary of Stntc la and warrnnla draun for them. The ... i, 1 t.l .1 ...- ir nn.loK OntnUnl that or uovernor, me mosi auaumg uuimiiiueui, n uimi ... ..,.. one filled by the direct next to Important votf of the jeoile. The prownt In cumb nt is Hon. F. I. Dunbar of Clat son county. Mr. Dunbar anoweu Knzer. and 2500 letters were writtan hore and a? many circulars sent out Insurance Department. Thla branch of the dtltlos of til ' sop county. Mr. uunuur anoweu 1 hub uimiuu ui un-- uuu . ... great cleriral ability aa clerk of that j Secretary of State la In charge of ccunty and waa appointed to the pros- L . K. Lovoll who Is aleo Assistant .... lii. -m,- t... .Un atntu nantttin ' Crofti-f r.t tZinin tinvlncr liplrl tllP III. IIIKU UllllB U) lliu oimc uion.u.. i'iui...ij . u.u.u, .... .... - uy virtue of the James C, Goodale. of June 19. 1907. laws and constitution the Secretary Jtf Sta e of Oregon Is a member of e venteen boards and commlaalons, FOtcmlni; as many departments and state Institution. He has besldos iharg of the capltol building and KrcumlK Ths General Work. of the Department of State involved a large correspondence this year at time of this writing 4273 letters liav Ing b -pn written. Each one la numbered and copleil. Th dfxtributlofi of the state law) ,nnil Supreme Court reports and re por x of institutions and election !mjm1I('h piitrhase of paiir and sup , II- for the State Printer and Minder, , maki s th ' clerical work of this offlcs , ty Ii avy The Auditing Department As Stato Auditor and C-tnmljn oner thla office times the work that devolves on Sec rotary of state In other common position of Auditing clerk for man years undo.- Mr. M'-nritlo. He is so famllinr with all the duties of the office that he need only look at .1 matter that Is referred to him to know what to do with it. He oxamlneH and Issues licennei to all Insiiiniicc com panlo? doing business in the stato, collects thd tnxoa from those corpor ationa, tceta their annual teports and ' nn11fitn Ini- n ant tilnrra n i 1 1 , LUJIOVID It Jil H' ' OUI UUIft C1IIU turns it oer to the State Treasurer. All this reqtdrea nti extenaire corrs tpondence that he conducts. Corporation Tax Department. This department created under thf ISddy blil passed by the last legis lature -Is In charge of P. T Wright man. That gentleman nt the Journals request In the New Year's Annual of 1908 prepared an article on the necessity of collecting an Indirect u-ft tliou8iid cofpdrntlons have rn. potted, and over 135,000 taxes hna be-n oollooted. The Insurnnco tax which nmounts to ns macli more tnnkes tho amount of revenue derlu from thlfc source vory largo, equnl to about one-sixth or all tho stato tn 1 whii this lnw Is fully in effect which will be before another year Of course. It Is tindoi stood that all tlie dopaitments nro under the direct con trol nnd suporlvslon of Mr. Dunbar who Is responsible personally for tho fnithful discharge of duty by each of his employes and prides himself on maintaining a very efficient forro. No branch of tha 3tnto government gets closer attention In detail than thu depaitment of state. HH8 . i; Attorney ii a wmmm Instiranco tax on the hundreds of corporation.) haa threo 'doing business in the state, that were; Coburg but retalnu hi.- 8alem Just tc Have Mmethtn to do. His lame Umber Interests however, herewith and who is alwi born to ths lie r.-inined and estimate that hi trade hi lug a flrst-clais Iumboman own MtM.W0 feat or first clnsi and an mrgetlc buslneas tustler flr and pine that Is growing both IniThe firm has a larger trade than oer, ard by hi son J C Owxlab. Jr. whose I of reaponalbllltv All claims asnlnst portrait is also given In connection the State pase through this office and are nudl'cd, with duplicate re celpts and vouchors, and nro then classified and charged to tho appro- slue and values. He has always beon Ihrlfti and owns several linusea both In this city and Coburg which yield a linndtoiiif revenue. ' fiumo ten yrara ago Mr. Ooodnla built a fine residence nn Oak and Twelfth streets where be now r. making heavy shipments as well ai suppbing n large local trade. The builness Is hnndlod 6-ystomutlcally, nnd orders are filled corroctly and ly. n combination that has had much to do with holding old customers and atractlng new ones. Mr. Goodale.' 1 J C Qoodle Jr .... - . 1 i injf)iiiK tiu- rruiih of honest ;jr gives this brant h -it the Uuslnei and .-lo.getie endeavor, and with that, his iwrsunal supervision nnd ntten- ontesl whirl, a well lived life tlon. nnd It is safo to say that the ItrlngS. ibUalnOIK Ulll onnllmm ... I..... plng little or nothing for the nrivllesa As a rntiiilt nf Hint nrllnli- i- - ...... .......-. wealths, and a correapondlng degree J the Inheritance and corporations tax questions were taken up and dls cucaed by the press of the stnte nnd the laws wero enacted. Mr. Wright prlatlon against which they were drawn. Thla year there were 7000 of thoM bills and to say that they are gono over carefully Is speaking with a diminishing effect, ns Mr. Dunbar has earned for himself tho man was naturally recognized nnd choson to tnko up tho task of organ izing this department undor the dl rcctlon of Mr. Dunbar, who had for many years champlonea this kind of legislation :n his reports. All coiporntion except Instiranco companies doing buslnocs In tho stato In .'ils bualm-se he lr ably assisted' under his efficient management JAPANESE ATHLETICS. Methods of Progressive People May Easily Oe Copied. Tha Jaraftes, tlthongh met of vory small stature, are among the struBjpst In the world. Aj boy 14 or II who will faitbrelly ptertle tfcetr )Mm of prudurlag atiecgth will tMd himself at the cud u( f woaKhs ablt to tope la (raU of por wlih the aveiM Mai if f. and all this wlihfiHt the duMirtiu piaciUc f llftiag ver heavy welshts H should be remembered that int must b- lahMi alter every etertlie. Whlk, rest- Ikk Ui- dtsv oreathhiis mm erect. (bewail not la strala-d poilUoa, a4 al earh breata draw the abdomen In ami throw tha chest out as tha breath Is eibaled. (: the chest lull Inward aeafH, ami ike aUoHua eet- want. Krum iwoat) mluuUs to hair n Iww Is Iouk seuiuik to d vote to jiujiisu, B4 tkk larhHles the time speut In braathlMx dwrlag resu-for deetL rorreet heoetLiuv 1. . 1...1 .... . I of the best eiervises kOMtme. In la ' naiing diaw the bmalli through elth-' er the MMtrik or the mouth as iu I feered. la exbaUae aiunv. i. .t.l breath estaN tbMMBk the mouth -HI. Nkhetes. Lemlla' la pounds or avalnltiKU landed on him thnnklees title of a watchdog of th'are required to mnko nnnuni mnnrta treasui ClBim roiling fmm nil and nav tliir nv-.a , ,(, .!.,,.. jwsslblo sourtts and tUscrlptlon. and inent Coiporatlous are organized mnnyot them carelessly made out and and dissolved through this channel ofton without a vestige of legality, of the staf govcrnmotn. The corro- are patiently Investigated and If con spondeme .s i-ry oxtenslvo and since aiders! propT nnd legal are audit 1 May 15 whr-n the law went Into effect 8-H-HI A. M. Crnvvford of Douglns countv Is tho present attorney gonernl and legal officer for the state In tho pros ecution of nil ensoti in tho supreme court) or in the circuit courts of tho Btato, whore the stato or Its officers are partio? Intorosted. This officer hns to prepare briefs nnd appear In about forty to fifty t-riininnl cares each joar, and many of them Involv Ing the life or ilenih of the accused The attorney genetnl Is nlso legal advisor of all the stnte boards and state officials having to net on mat tors for the people. Ho examines th ren! estate titles and as referred t him the titles of many pieces of stat landa that are sold. At pro-sent th office is occupied with legal rontro versles growing out of the offorts of the state to secure right of way for the State Portogei Road, In which the attorney general has pltt -d against him tho ablost counsel of tie largest corporations. The attorney general is alto required by law to col lect unpaid taos attindlng ngalnst tho various counties. By tho statuto of 1901 tho attor ney general :s mudo tho agent of tho stnte In sntlonient of claims for the rotiirn of money paid for lands to which tho stato cannot glvo title Mr. Crawford is a conscientious nnd Industrious officer. His first term wli: oxplro January, 1907. Ho is as slstod by D. It. Parker, nnd tho work of the office keeps both busy. Tho pugilists aren't In it with Jnpao and Russia when It comes to a qu?s tlon of fight talk nt Ion; range. . One Was Surflolent. Jimmy, aged . bad been naughty, aud his mother had mtuUked him In the good. oM-faehloued way Ills fath er oreteuued to be great I) shocked at NSjtftag the aggrieved youugster ex press a Hope that a large atray b-ar m'ght happen along some dark night and mke a meal off bis offending parent. "Hut. Jimmy." said 'he father. Im presilvly. yu ahou'dn't say such dftmllul things. You should alwayi. rememher. my son. thai a bo) nev.r baa more than one mother." "Thanh (tad for UnUP breathed llmmy ftrvenUy. -Llpi.lncott's READ TESTIM She Made a Msih. Mrs. Anna IhJU and her sister were ttnung OhrtotHas umenu under t'd In Mrs, LahHn h, , St lwW, when the dlMQvered a burglar. fhey draiNMd him m- by the heels. slstnr nta for a ruWeeman. u u, ln. rval Mrs ta4 mwaed the pro trate bumfer pockets dln-overtas MM belouKtuK u her huabaud and a wak'h bKmcltti; to her sou The burglar Pairlrk (Vliina , NVw Ywk is of ,ub, blllld M4 M) hi bad n. ihamr t,. e,iii- , ., 1 ,Min Wheels Within Wheels. "You're got to be on the ground t. ungnrsuad the Snath Amerlrsn tern perument." said th returned traveler Of emu, we people up here think wmr iMSurrecUoui art terrible, aud all wu: nnt if you n mt9 .,u .. see anl uaderstand yuu will realist- mat uieie are wheels wltkiu ut,u in those matters." -'Hliiu .. i.i.i.. ..... wis niiwa waeeia. uak.-.i .m 't in luieners. "Yes. Lots of Urns a mhh iii .i up a revuluthm. and b-.e- h gu the wing lainy started mm 0 ku n, lenaats wiu start a renHuilou against mm amtge, THESE I I shall certainly recommend Dr. Wright's painless methods to all of my friends, as I had one tooth pulled and another one filled without any pain. MRS. CLARA ZWICKER, Mth and Leslie, Salem, Or. "What the boy need." said it.- .1 T, "hi h4 red blood V wust "HeaveusV exclaimed ik n,i.... cratle mother; "why. ikafa whr ti... emon people have."-Chkago Kv- wihk i-uai. V Hit at a dinner .-i..r.i ... .1. Unghlvr of the N-wp,,rt famll R8 'n.-eiiraui :m lh. wh.d,- fainilj t-vk nViue Th, .,ri ,. M,.i, L -.-,.. s.lUKIl " "" P-' 'f -h. wants lWe UitniiiishaH U-,!,r I had seven badly ulcerated teeth extracted by D Wr.ghfa painless method, and can certainly tay that It Is the best, safest and quickest way of extracting teeth that I havs ever experienced. Slnce-elv yours, MR- I. H TONGUE, Corner of Caoltal and University Streets, Salem, 0-eg.on. I had today eleven teeth extracted by Dr. Wright's method of painless extracting and can truly say It Is tha best way I havs ever experienced, MRS. W. P. MILES, Sttyton, Oregon. I had a tooth pulled by Dr. Wright's painless method and it was certainly the first tooth I ever had pulled that didn't hurt me. MRS. D. C. BENNETT, Polk County, Oregon. I had always been a coward about having teeth pulled, but now I am en. tirely over my nervousness. had fourteen teeth pulled by Dr. Wright's painless method and It didn't hurt a bit nor did I feel any bad after effect. MRS. J. G. REIGELMAN, 155 Capital Sfeet, Salem, Or. ble1'flHt,, Thd ' Pa'n,e" ext'tl0 certainly a b,e.ng. He extracted two teeth for me and It didn't hurt G. P. TERRELL, Mehama, Oregon. It Is with great pleasure that I rec ommend Dr. Wright's method of pain less dintletrv, he having removed a number of my teeth and replaced them by bridge work which la satis factlry In every respect. MRS. E. HODGIN8, Salem, Oregon. Salem, Or., Dec. 10, 1903. Dear sir: m08t certainly can truthfully recommend your dental work, both extracting and crown work wh,ch was highly satisfactory and thoroughly first-class. C C. WILSON, Salem, Oregon. Care of the Statesman. Mau2$53, AWL, WOHK m:i.iYiau:i WIIISN I'HOailKUU JM foe Si WK( JlHtf -010 YOU pprj -WERE Mil ynnp,iy? 25.51.1 r1?,"1 -ur " "" i:.U.Ull,,tJoW. There .. .. lo si fr" UiUy of sU " u reauy ror you. CONSULTATION FREE Elliott, the Job Prlntei OFFICE HOURS : Week Days-fi a. m. to 5 . 7 As business h concrete L a JjTT 8 P m O - - to ,2 , consistent with ftrst-class work. geS arc low- w as they can be made Dt? E ,ht's Dental Office. --wx x OUH.JJ1JNU LIRERTV a Km -y . mw LUUK1 i,TS. eH(BW " " "vata5TianBr.,iii,iii - -im ir- I