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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,
1904.
MAYOR'S
If IIS
No Dessert
More Attractive
Why use gctatlno and
spend hours soaking,
swcoteniag, flavoring
and coloring wnen
the First for Greater Salem--A Clear
and Concise Review of Conditions
Advocates Improved Streets and
Sewerage-And the Good
of Salem
Eroducea better results In two minutes?
rerythlng in tho package. Simply add hoi
(rater and set to cool. It's perfection. Asor
prisototnohousowife. No trouble, lew ex
penso. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla.
vorsi Jmon. Orongo, Strawberry, Soap,
berry. At grocers. 10a
wir duty to at once remedy such de
fect. A thorough acquaintance with the
various departments will reveal any
shortcoming ami past oxporlencos
ml that ai personal . will, In 'a raeasiirs, tend to show- the
victory, but by force of a happy com.' proper remedy. We must not leavo
.-.! f .iniumaUiioH. It bai our monuments of progress and per-
Alloa to my lot, and, I assure you, It ma,lont Improvements at the morcy of
li my groat pleasure to address you
Gentlemen: ,
ILjft my ospeolal privilege to ad
dress .you tonight as the. Hurt Mayor
Of Oflor,. Sakin,
Not thai I
la tbl capacity.
I havo perfect confidence and ns
suranco that the return of the city
government to Republican manage
ment will bring prugrww along all
Jlnurt and (mure successful flnan'clal
administration of our city affairs.
Duu to tlie effort of our Commmer
clal club and a progressive legis-
latlvo delegation, Greater Salem has
become a reality.
With greater charge and larger re
BpowrthlllUes falling upon us, we as
the newly elected repreeefltotlves of
tie peoide, must take hold villi n
firm hand, and pursue Intelligent k1I
otas of government.
Wu owe It to our pride, at well
as to our eoMtlluents, to deal with
nil questions with our grenteat sense
of right nnd Justice, and not to allow
any senaOjOf limitation to bind our
hands from free nod progressive legis
lation. In mourning the unfinished bunions
of our predecessor, we cheerfully
taku up the work, nnd It Is our In
tendon to mako all the progress, pos
sible with what means wo already
bare, and all that we are nhlo to
enlist.
Tho question of Improving our
trvoU, beautifying our town and In
other vays bringing this municipality
up to the highest standards of clean
line, Is under agitation. Wo hasten
to extend to tho cltlsons our hearty
import towards all suoh measures,
and wean to enforce all present lawn,
rulwa and regulations, under our new
charter, Whore any deficiency may
appear let us remedy the same by
proper legislation to justly promote
ever legitimate referm: movement
and we beg lit return the cooper
atlcm of our oUlgeua In private work
and personal lutenwt.
We occupy. In relation to the elti
ejfc of Greater Salem, and lu the
conduit of the varloua affair of the
oily, the same relationship we would
wllh an Individual. We owe ou the
greatoat eeowmiy lit every depart
ment. w aw yiHi. cltlsens of Oreat-
an administration of unwlso economy.
Iet us follow up overy forward step
with proper protection.
I balleyo In an offlclont police force
and an cfllclent flro department; in a
well-organized stroet-cleanlng depart
ment; In aiding tho police, firemen,
and all other employee of the city by
supplying tiiem with tho best materi
als for their uso and paying thorn
wages adequate to Insuro a good pub
lic service.
Finance.
The question of finance being at
all times paramount In municipal gov
ernraent, and of greatest Importance
at the present time In affaire of our
own city, I call your attention to a
few figures showing the present bond
ed indebtedness and n few sugges
tions towards consorvntlvo and ra
tional conduct of our ilnanclal affairs.
Thero Is prevented herewith an Item
ized statement concerning our bond
is! debt:
Uotids. Issued Int. Amt, Term
1'. C. . Years.
Ilrldgo .. OcL 1, 18SG G 130,000 15
Drldgo .. OcL 8, 1800
Bowor .. Dee. 1, 1880
Funding. Nov. 1, 1892
Funding. Jan. 1, 1894
S. & O...Jon. 1, 189S
Funding. Cct. 2, 1839
Hy the above report It will bo seen
that the bonded Indebtedness Is 220,
181.R1. This must be reduced as rap
Idly as poseltile. consistent with tho
welfare of our oity and tho determina
tion to protect our business men and
taxpayers against nny Increased tax
ation; and, Indeed, under a careful
administration, this debt should bo
completely wiped out and without
detriment to our city departments.
This sum of ino.181.Sl menu! to
the taxpayers of Salem an annual In
terest of 110.70.8". ThlB Interest mon-
ey. If paUl Into the running of our city
government, would work a itreat
change In our civic wolfure.
Ten thousand dollars a yonr put
Into the streetH. Into aldewalka, Into
establishing proper grades, Into lay.
lug our parka, and other permanent
G 20,000 1G
G 19.000 20
G 20,000 20
C 00,000 20
C C.181 1G
I 0G.00O 10
er Rata., mr best effort towards Improvement would make Sail
elty of beauty, of healthful environ-
meal, and to lend to every meriior-
lous proposition a substantial aid In
the way of fuu-tte for lu accomplish.,
ment.
This ten thousand dollar, or nearly
maintaining a clean, healthful and
progriwelve elly. We owe you free and
unrewtrleted supiort (u all measures
wnjah may be presented to us for our
WttftWofaskw, aad for your benetlta.
w& owe to yw a otmiplate service In
ev a-Murit. .l- ., . I . "'" "" ""
WML wwe,' '"""""W '-r, which U (Mid
M .i,-..c- i. . 0UC ! l IntwMt. doe not In-
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T ' "-" ' w H mui This expw . wt- uy otnsr
FOR
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Sick Headache and Constipation,
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tituiTuiiimi- iii i a
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revenues.
Lt us proceed with firm confidence
and offer every nesurance
llcthateverythlngpoeelble wlllbodonc
towards reducing this bonded leut,
nnd curtailing In other ways all un
necessary expense, thus reducing the
tax necessary to bo raised by the peo
ple. To economl.o tho exponso ac
count without crippling tho efficiency
of tho City In- any dopartment should
be our constant aim, and to ttmt end
wo shall glvo tho mattor of finances
our careful attention.
The Popular Loan.
I wish to especially cnll attontlon
to tho fact that 130,000 of tho hereto
fore mentioned bonds of Indebtedness
aro past duo. I would recommend the
Immediate refunding of theso bonds
at as low a rato of Interest obtaina
ble, and would also recommend what
is tormed "tho popular loan" plan as
tho best means for this redemption.
Keep our money at home. Give
our own people the first opportunity
to Invest In tholr own Securities, and
not send largo sums In lntoreet awny
from Salem ovory year, whoa under
the "popular loan" system this monoy
would bo paid out to cltlzenn at
homo, and they would at tho same
tlmo become stockholders nnd sure
ties for good huelnese administration.
As tho rovonues of tho city for this
current year nnd tho apportionment
of funde for the various departments
nro alroady determined undor tho
charter by tho retiring city bftlclals,
no furthor roforonco to our financial
situation Is required.
Protection to Merchants.
Anothor mattor of vital Imporlanco
Is tho propor protection of our mer
chants against transient venders,
fakirs, Imported bankrupt stocks, all
of which chenpon ontorprlso and ro
duco tho commercial standing of tho
city. Our city laws should bo amend
ed to socuroly protect our taxpajing
merchants from tho "hawkors" of
wnros whose only business Is 16 re
lievo tho public of money nnd to pny
Into tho city trensury an Inslgnlfloant
sum for tho privilege.
Without building a Chinese wall
about our city, lot ub protect legitl
mate commercial onterprlse and on-
courage the rouldont ami permanent
ly situated morchant.
In connection with the matter of
protecting our legitimate mercharite
from transient venders, I desire to
call attention to a clnw of vendors
fakirs, who aro permitted to stnnd
upon trie etreot comers, under tho
protection of our city laws, and de
liberately nib, defraud and cheat our
people.
I would recommend that all such
Pillaging entorprisee be ruled off our
streeta. such llcensoa be repealed and
strloken from our source or revenues,
and that such fakirs bo prohlbltod
irom appearing upon- our public
thoroughfare. A few dollars added to
our city treasury will not compensate
for the hundreds of dollars taken In
return.
It Is UHHeeoasary to refer to the
Inunoial sp.ct of some of ikmt, tx
hiuitlotta upon our streets In reganl
i our ouag loyi and girl. As lu a
cimimeu-tal way, the cost along Uin
Me of morality is gr,tr , ai.
pOMtble revenue to the city.
i also rerommejul. In this eaaneo
tl. that unsightly crlilw. utta.
ve aoDrnring nil badly deformed
be prohibited from ,
praravte on our streets,
wd that the city exclude all tuaj,
irnneU-nu under lis present laws i0v
Inn siuh eealergnciee and that
ouniim waere Uty belong pu
thm in the lMHnUoa prorteeolir
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awuHuiity tonanbi tkeee nnlotuMtik
U woiua m rtviimb to clr Jf
ree tor obvious mn.i
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I A. M. PATRICK & CO.
wwvvvaawr u u, 0, ucatley.
WbolNale mid Retail
RocteHattorLime, Alsen Cement,
Lztk and Sningles, Sand and Gravel
TMsfrwtkla.e oi ..art .Mi. ".,2? " nBe gad
Streets. v
Conaldering the ooustant ...,
vWtom to the Capital On, ,ud g
lolly notlrtoa tn many newcomer, ta
1.1 . ...u
-' nw nt iflUD
Hl:
to
affaire of a great state. When any
emergency of national importance
comes before tho peoplo, It Is in Sa
lem whore the mattor Is considered
ilUU uvi-vis . -
Gentlemen, can we bo any too
nroud of our city? Can we bo any too
careful In our city affairs? Can we
be any too caroful In our prosontlng
to the stranger, the visitor, or the
resident, a clean, beautiful and con
genial city? With nil these natural
advantages, shall we not pay partic
ular attention from this tlmo on to
t), beautifying and permanently Im
proving Of bur thoroughfares? To all
such offorts we pledge tho most
to he Dub! hearty co-operation of this admlnls-
tranon u wie u iu- --
stance whore any improvement Is un
dertaken, the public and the private
property owner shall be guaranteed
honost work worth one hundred cents
on the dollar for the outlay. Co-operation
on tho part of The citizens in
tho wny 6f cleaning and Improving
our streets would bo an effective
move. In referring to this matter of
cleaning and Improving our streets I
would recommend tho "rock pile" be
established nnd our city prisoners bo
placed at work. Labor performed by
tho city prisoner? should bo of a
character that will not doprlvo labor
ing mon from employment. To give
all tho employment possible from the
city government ta our worklngman
Is highly Important and propor, and
I heaitlly approve of thoso provisions
of our city charter guaranteeing rea
sonable hours and compensation for
labor.
I would earnostly recommend an
Immediate renumbering and renam
ing of our streets. That the name of
ovory street be placed In a conspic
uous position and that all residences
be correctly numbered. It Is dlfllcult
without n propor system of house
numborlng and street naming to lo
cato any given place, and with In
creasing population, tho soonor this
sorlous defect Is romedled the bettor
for all.
The New Wards.
Under our now chartor mucft terri
tory was added to the city and three
now wards wore created by our prede
cessors. Tho first councllmon from these
nowly added territories are with ub
tonight, and wo bid thorn and their
constituents a hearty wclcomo and
proposo to oxtond undor our admin
istration a holplng hand to our new
cltlzons and will scok to encourage
evory ondoavor towards benoficlal co
operation.
It must bo romombored, howovor,
by our nowly added cltlzona, that no
levy or taxation has over boon placed
upon them, henco there can bo no
Immediate monoy Invoetmont In the
nowly croated wards until such time
as rovonuo shall accrue for such pur
poses. Whilst awaiting rovonuoe
from future taxation, we can always
consider their want. Lot us glvo
them overy possible protection fromj
lire, improvo their driveways and give
them street lights where and when
practicable. Some time may bo re
quired In our settling down to smooth
and good "working ordor," but co
oporatlou and ready attention to all
such matters as arlso In tho conduct
of an enlargod and greator city gov
ernment will preclude anything but a
prosporouB and harmonious adminis
tration, uesldos lire protection the
people of the new wards need some
police protection to keep down the
hoodlum spirit that somotlmos does
Injury to property and has on more
than one occoalon mnnlfeeted Itself
In disgraceful Interference with pub-llr-worblp.
Septic Sewerage.
The Important question of sewer
age Is before Greater Salem. The In
creased boundaries will bring Into the
city limits thouenmte of homes and
residences with which connection to
rage is impossible. A ready and
effective remedy must be had for this
existing condition. In part of the
older city are severe, but the outly.
In dlauicte are without anv -!,.
The Wm & ...... ...
-- wv aviwr wrougn or
tity ihouW be opened to the use of
I'lUISUf.
From ordinary aouKes of mforma
"on I have come to belie that what
! teimed "aapUc sewerage" may
orove the solution of this Important
queetioa. I would recommend this
-tm be thoroughly Investigated
. if hnirnt practical a.i ii...'
tnni it be Imtuuien where ueceesary!
THE OLD FOLKS AT HOI
Are Never Without Peruna in the House!
for Catarrhal Diseases.
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. AND MHS. J. 0. ATKINSON, INDEPENDENCE, MO.
ate of January 10, 1807, Dr. I In n lotter dated January 1, 1000, Mr,
Atkinson says, artor uvo years' oxpo
rlcnco with Peruna:
" will cvpr continue to speak a good
word torPdruna. In my rounds as a
traveling man I am n walking adver
tlsement,or Peruna and have Induced
many people during the past year to
use Peruna with tho most satisfactory
results. 1 am still cured of catarrh."
John O. Atkinson,
Box 272, Independence, Mo.
When old ago comos on, catarrhal dls
cases como also. Systemic catarrh la al
most unlrorsal in old people.
This explains why Peruna has become
soludisponsablo to old peoplo. Poruna
Is tholr safo-guard. Poruna la tho only
romedy yot dovlsod that mcota thoso
caacs exactly'.
Such cases cannot bo treated locallyi
nothing but an offectlvo systemic rom
edy could euro thorn This Is exactly
what Poruna is.
If you do not rocolvo prompt and sat
isfactory results from tho uso of Poruns.
wrlto at onco to Dr. Harttnan, giving s
lull statement or your caso anu ho will
bo pleased to glvo you his 7aluablo ad
vico gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President ol
Tho Ilartman Sanitarium, Columbtu,
uiuo.
mi
TTNDKRdate
U Ilartman received tho following
letter:
" My wlfo had boon sufforing from a
complication of dUoascs for tho past
years.
" Hor caeo had bafllcd tho skill of somo
of tho most noted physicians. One of
hor worst troubles was chronic consu
patlon of sovoral years' standing.
"Sho also was passing through that
most critical period in tho life of a
woman chango of llfo. In Juno, 1605,
I wrota to you about hor caso. You ad
vised a courso of Poruna and Manalln,
which wo at once commonccd, and havo
to say it completely cured hor. Sho
firmly boliovoathatsho would havo been
doad only for thoso wondorf nl romcdlcs.
"About 'tho samo tlmo I wroto yon
about my own caso of catarrh, which
had boon of 25 years' standing. At times
I was almost past going. I commonccd
to nso Poruna according to your instruc
tions and continued its nso for about a
year, and it bos complotoly cured mo. v
"Your remedies do all that you claim
tor them, and even more. Catarrh
cannot exist where Peruna Is taken
according to directions. Success to
you and your remedies."
John O. Atkinson.
tho highest market price for his prod-1 night, and took a sudden twist, throw
ucts, and at tho samo time tho con- Ing' the young actor from tho slldo to
sumor should havo all ho pays for. tho stage, a distance of 14 foot. The
"A fair oxchange Is no robbery." factor landed upon ono shoulder ani
Railroad Crossings. I was knocked sonsolcss. Others oe
I would recommond that, In con-1 the stago removed him quickly, anil s
Junction with tho Southern Pacific , fow minutes later ho was ablo to maV
Railroad company, that arrangemonts the slldo again, although feollnjr verr
oo mane to place alarm bells at all sore.
street crossings on Twelfth nnd Trade
streets whore the company's lines ore
In operation. One of our largest pub
lic schools Is located on Twelfth
streot nnd It would seem advisable to
protect thete children from nny fur
thor danger of approaching trains.
In concluding this summary of our
municipal conditions, 1 would urge
the most earnost co-operation of this
council and of the people of Greater
Salem to secure the beet city govern
ment possible undor tho foregolnc
circumstance. V. W. WAT13RS
Mayor.
lle'U lie I, curl it'.
"Now, 'tis Ol do bo askln ye," said
Clancy, "av yea: sees a dawg growlln
wld Ms mout' no' wnggln' wld ls tail
which Ind wild yo believe In?"
- "Thofs easy," replied Morlarry.
"Shtire, Ol bo leavln' th' frout lnd,
Clatiey."-IInltltnoro News. '
A Realistic Slide.
Whllo attempting to coast dowit a1
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" I'mwiimin'o ui uoyrs "A( lnentlon l probblr PMenTrhfi ri.,"?i
Midnight nil- at the Haker theatre fe5S!
i oi nana, uregon. Chrlntmns week,
uuwarti missel! had a narrow esfnnp
from a serious accident The M-d
slides along a well-greaiod inpiino
and produces a leallstlc effect. Rus
sell's sled became unmanageable one
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rommnmty a i,, 1 IT ,hU
to neaiutfy ,.. ,hT?3S -.C '""" ta ctlve and
-M. M ittntallatlon. A unlverwl
ewerage. and at the seme time enean
la i oomcuon. is a lUon which
" wwicomea nj- all.
Weights arid Measures.
west sa at our new charter u, .iv
'rtafcla of hay. wood and all other
ommoMlea bonafet and soid In Z
wlk ir eety. ao u.at u Jtii
altra J
homL, um mtwrrt ww
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appy to give --
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?;tukKfr&5ll Mn. kar has? Jt is
trawtliHii . txzlz- Uul wdiaf to directions. Win f
hoosewib u, bear her esoS duut? mW ts mother aad
for all tli .i.i.. t .. wur"6. uuee. wine o Cartln i.ini- ,..,..
leorruUwSroffi Id V' iCUrM fa!lin8 o th ,
ciaiu towideml dangerou; 1 iT know? o remove what pbyi
do not suffer at the iwSrr i?,d. TT,Wmen .wbo us0 WinoofCnrdui
because Wine uf i8i&mftMhaf'
of fetuaJe suffering K mem tronff ne"e freed from tho irritation
wiUkySfL0'" f Quinl Purei fro your druggW
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