PIVE
LIBERTY
OREGON
NATIONAL
GUARDS
MOTOR
LINE
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL -8ALBM, OREGON, 8ATURDAY, JULY 2, 1904.
prge Meeting to Dis
cuss the Propo
sition Line May Be Extended to
Liberty and Possibly on
to Rosedale
I'frjflH-There was a larce attendance of
'fliBi , j ..!. n t. T II.
AlUlUlb U11U 11U1L JlUtWia Ub tUW JJ1U-
Srty meeting Friday evening to dis
cuss the construction of an electric
motor line. A number of prominent
Salemltes were present, and there was
LSr connrn.1 iHsotiRnlnn nf the nlan stlb-
Tflfinltted by Manager Welch, of the CItl-
eon's Light & Traction Company. He
estimated the cost of track and eauip-
ment to Rosedale, 4V miles, at ?S0,-
;' (3bo, and cost of operation ?4000 a year.
$ ufH,s company would! put up $16,000 and
Wltin nannln wf. wAnt Mia lino wnlllrl lio
ytwwcpected to put up the balance.
As a result of the discussion there
as a motion adopted to appoint a
Committee of three from Salem, two
from Liberty and two from Rosedale
o raise tho subsidy. Encouraging
Speeches were made by Mr. Ward, L.
Si. Gilbert, Captain Smith, J. G. Gra-
am, F. N. Derby, J. M. Kyle, J. L.
tockton, Mr. West, of Rosedale and
E. Hofer. It was the unanimous sen
timent of the speakers that a motor
lino would be a grani step for both
city and county.
The Idea was brought out that tho
Increase In the value of the land along
the line on both sides of the road
(would alone raise the subsidy re
quired. At the rate of two dollars
per acre for the land benefitted, and
if only half paid, thore would be
enough with what could bo raised In
Salem to make tho extension possible.
Mayor Waters presided at tho meet
ing, and spoke In the most encourag
ing manner of tho prospects of such
an extension. His recent acquisition of
the 500-acre tract for suburban homos
shows the way tho wind Is blowing,
and tho first milo of the extension
would In Itself bo profitable from tho
business standpoint. If tho city Is ev
er to use hroken rock on the streots,
that material could bo hauled from
the rockplt more cheaply and distrib
uted on the streets of Salem better
than In any other manner.
Thore la abundant opportunity for
Flavoring extracts are gen-
jerally fictitious or weak ; Schil
ling's Best are true and full
' strength.
Your grocer's; money back.
miniiiiiiiiiiiiMiin n-j
J ICECREAM in paper pails
to take home
X 1-2 Pt in paper pail 10c
I 1 pint in paper pail 1 5c $
J 1 quart in paper pail 25c i
11-2 gal in paper pail 50c X
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Latest designs in stock,
and good work guaran-
teed. We have the small
store and small prices
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299 Liberty St. J
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A jolly good meal well
cooked, well served.
Clean, appetizing, cheep
White House
Restaurant
George Bros. Props.
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Golden Gate!
It may cost more per
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HT Importer of Finn Ccfa V
profitable enterprise In the develop
ment of the suburbs.
With a better spirit piovalllng In the
city of Salem, there will be demand
for more homes In the new wards of
tho city.
The extension of a motor line to
wards Liberty will mako all the prop
erty on both sides suburban, and quad
ruple In value.
One hundred-foot front lots will sell
readily for more than five-acre lots
aro worth on a country road.
Development of the suburbs is a
real proposition, and It Is fortunate
that such men as Mayor Waters U
taking hold of It.
The addition of hundreds of subur
ban homes means a great deal to all
lines of builness, and to the educa
tional Institutions of the city.
PERSONALS
Mrs. W. T. Perkins went to Drain
today for a visit with relatives.
Mr, and Mra. A. H. Schaefer went to
Newport today for their vacation.
Attorney A. M. Cannon wont to
Newport today for a short vacation.
Warren Allen, of Rlckreall, Polk
county, Is visiting iclatlves and
friends In this city.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Evans and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Sroat will leave tomorrow
for Mehama to spend tho summer.
Dan Qulnn went to his home at Mill
City this afternoon, where he will
spend a few days with his parents.
Miss Eunano Craig returned last ev
ening from Portland, vVhero she has
been visiting fi lends for some tlmo.
Mjss Ora and Lulu Goodrich, of Che
ntawa, were In the city yesterday,
and attended the carnival last even
ing.. Miss Lela Rlgdon roturned to Salem
Monday, after a visit In- this city with
her sister, Miss Wlnnlfred Jefferson
Review.
Fred Ostorman and Chas. Wolz
came out of the Santlnm mines to
spend tho Fourth of July with their
families,
Mrs, S. C. Dyer and Miss Louise
Southwlck aro on their Lincoln county
farms, after spondlng a few weeks In
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Albert and
daughter, Mrs. Wiggins, went over to
their Nye Creek cottage today to
spend tho summer.
Hon. and Mrs. Squlte Farrar antl
daughter, Miss GlaJlce, went over to
Seal Rocks today to spend tho sum
mer at their cottage-.
Mrs. Albert T. Grllloy and little
child, of noise, Idaho, are visiting at
tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. I. Stelnor,
on the Garden road. Mrs. Grllloy was
formerly Miss Florence Stelner.
Miss Besslo Coshow, of Roseburg,
roturned home today after visiting
with Salem relatives. She is a daugh
ter of Senator O. P. Coshow, and a
granddaughter of Mrs. Thos. Kay.
Prof. E. C. Carlton is In the city. Ho
Is a son-in-law of Superintendent Ack
erman, and has been, principal of tho
central school at Albany for two years.
Ha was recently elected principal of
tho Peninsular cchool In Portland, and
will remove to that city In the fall.
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What About Meat?
When you want tho finest kind of
meats, come to our market, and you
can find anything In our stock. Then,
too, our prices can't bo beat, especial
ly as the meat war is still orr. Please
remember this. You get tho benefit
of the cut rates. E C. dross. State
street.
Will Go Into Camp at Ameri
can Lake Next Week
Captain Murphy says ho has assur
ances of a full company from Salem
of CO men and three ofilcers for tho
National Guard encampment at Amer
ican Lake, net week, If he can get the
co-operation of the employers to a
fuller extent. The Salem company
will rank with any of tho 4(500 men
from three states who will rendez
vous near Tacoma, If they can all go.
Several employers have signified a
willingness to be put out considerable
In order that our city may send Its
full quota, and other employers will
be seen this week In time to try and
get their consent. Under military
regulation men tan bo forced to go,
even at the loas of their job3, but Cap
tain Murphy and tho local military
board do not wish to resort to such
harsh measures, but feel that some ef
fort should be made to get the men
to keep their encampment engage
ment. Tho boys will receive $1.50 per
day and rations, the government fur
nishing transportation alBo. Look out
for the proud appearance of the Sa
lem company of the Oregon National
Guard next Wednesday.
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Conscientious Thoroughness.
The manufacturer whoso product
shows that ho slurs over the minor de
tails of construction Is not the man
ufacturer who acquires a permanent
place In the estimation of tho consum
ing public. In G. W. Johnson &
Company's ad, elsewhere In this Is
sue, the fact Is emphasized that tho
Schloss clothing handled by them, Is
made with conscientious thorough
ness, and that, therefore, a Schloss
suit, while costing actually less than
ordinary clothing wears twice as long.
It is a point worth considering.
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Cascadla Mineral Springs
At Cascadla, ,Oregon, an Ideal sum
mer resort, hotel -and camping, with
fine mineral waters. Address 'as
above. 7-2-Gt
tistry
This Is tho only kind of dentistry
we turn out. We have had the ex
perience which teaches tho needs of
the people. By coming to us you got
tho best of work at prices lower than
elsewhere and no operation will hurt
you a particle, as our new system
does away with all tho torture.
For every dollar from now till Oct.
1st you receive a coupon, some one
of which will entltlo tho holder to
the $150 diamond ring on display in
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Thompson & Company's window.
Crowns $5 Plates $5
Fillings 50c
Dr. B. E. Wright
Steusloff Building, Court Street.
Heurs: 8 a. m. to 6 p. m., 7 p. m. to
8 p. m.; Sundays 10 a. m. to 12 m.
PHONE MAIN 2591.
High
Den
They All Come Here for
CLOTHES
Men from all tho walks of life como hero for clothes.
What's the Reason fojit?
Any i.ian who buys clothing here has tho satisfaction of knowing that
he's getting the very best clothing his money can buy.
We make It our business to see and to know that tho men who buy
clothes hero
Get the Best
They must havo It they shall havo It,
Wo stick to this policy with steadfast devotion. Wo invito you to look
at our summer wearables for men.
SaeiWfloenM
C. P. BISHOP, Ptop.
RAGLANS
LOSE
GAME
Heavy Hitting on the Part of
the Visitors Give Them
Victory
The baseball gamo between Salem
and Albany yesterday resulted In a
victory for the visitors by tho score
of 8 to 3. Tho pitching of Gregory
.was the feature of tho game, that
southpaw allowing but four hits and
striking out 11 men. Davlscourt and
Suess each made a homo run In tho
first Inning. Harper mado a beautiful
catch of a long foul fly. Emerson was
hit pretty freely. Tho Raglans played
good ball, but were unable to land ef
fectively on the sphere. Jay Mc
Cormack 'umpired his first gamo of
league ball this year. Ho takos tho
placo of Derrick, who resigned. Ho
gave satisfaction to both teams. The
score was as follews:
Salem.
AB R H PO A E
Fay, ss .. , 3 2 'l 7 5 1
Loughoed, 3b 4 0 0 2. 1 0
Wllkins, c 3 1 0 7 0 0
Nehrlng, lb 4 0 1 C 0 1
Davis, cf 2 0 2 2 0 0
Williams, If 4 0 0 0 0 0
Downle, 2b -3 0 0 1 2 1
Mclnnls, rf 4 0 0 2 0 0
Emerson, p 4 0,0 0 3 0
Totals 31, 3 4 27 11 3
Albany.
-" AD R IB PO A E
Johnson, 2b D 1 1 0 4 2
Donovan, s C 2 2 2 1 1
Davlscourt, lb .... 3 2 1 8 2 0
Suess, c 5 1 2 13 2 1
Ca'rjwrlght, 3b .... 5 1 2 1 0 0
O'Day, rf 5-0 1 1 0 0
Harper, If 4 1 0 1 0 0
Rupoit,' cf G 0 1 1 0 0
Gregory, p 3 0 2 0 1 0
Totals 40 8 12 27 10 4
Summary of Game.
Basos stolen Donovan, Wllkins 3,
Fay 2, Downle.
Two-baso hits, uess, O'Day, Davis 2.
Home runs Davlscourt, Subbb.
Doublo plays Fay to Nohrlng.
Basos on balls Off Gregory 4, off
Emerson 1.
Hit by pitched ball Davlscourt.
Harper, Gregory, DownIe.
truck out By Gregory 11, by Emor
son 7.
Earriod runs Albany 4.
Left on bases Albany 8, Salem C.
Umpire McCorralck.
Scorer Shelton,
Runs and Hits by Innings,
Albany 5 1000000 28
Hits 5 1001111 212
Salem 2 0100000 03
Hits 10111000 04
i I Bargain Hunters,
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nant sale
At The Old
Oonise Studio,
Over the New York Racket Btore.
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HIS
COM'R
JONES
COMING
Will Visit the Chemawa In
dian School
The Journal Is Informed today that
Commissioner Jones and Chief of Fi
nance Slator of tho department of In
dian affairs, will bo at Salem, and will
visit tho Indian school, If possible, en
routo up tho coast.
Thoso officials aro now In California,
and when they arrive in Orogon will
bo mot by Congressman Hermann,
chalrmann of tho committee on Indi
an affairs, who will bo at Salem with
them. Tho occasion of tholr visit will
bo a marked event,
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Moved to Independence.
H. M. Edgar, of Salem, has pur
chased tho bicycle repair shop of H.
C. Mtllor on C street and taken pos
session. Mrs Edgar comes with tho
Intention of expanding tho buslnoss
and putting In larger machinery and
more tools. It Is his purpose to do
all kinds of machine work from tho
ropalilng of a blcyclo to a throshlng
machine. He Is an experienced me
chanic, having run tho Salem Iron
workH for tho past two years,
Mr. Edgar has been unablo to rout
J a resldonco In Independence for lovo
or monoy and with his family occupy
tho back of his machine shop for tho
present. Independence EntorprlBo.
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Bought Four Claims,
Dr. W. W. Ogelsby returned Tuos
day from tho Bohomla district, whero
ho purchased four claims a group on
White creek. With F. P. Talklngton,
of Salem, ho will at an early dato bo
gin development. Tho ore Is free
milling and' shows well. Ed Jcnks and
Bon .Curry woro tho previous ownors.
Theso claims aro on tho Bpur of
Adams mountain. Cottage Grove
Loader,
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We Have a Fevt:
I HAMMOCKS
Left which we will sell at I
Ten Per Cent
:: Reduction
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PAUL H. HAUSER,
Proprietor.
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THE WILHOIT WATER.
I havo arranged, as usual,
; with Mr. W. T, Stolz, of tho Spa,
to draw tho famous Wllholt
1 1 Mineral Water through his foun
' ' tain, and your pooplo can rely
1 1 on Its purHy. W. P. McLoran,
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COUNTY
OFFICERS
CHANGE
Yery Little Difference in Per
sonnel Will Be Noticed
The torms of the county officials do
not expire until Monday at noon, bat
as tho first Monday In July, tho dato
set for tho Installation of tho new of
ficers falls on a legal holiday, tho real
term of the present officers will end
tonight, this being the last day for
the transaction of business.
Tho only official affocted at tho
present tlmo la Sheriff Colbath, as- all
tho other occupants of county post
tlons wero ro-olectod, oxcopt Assessor
Lembcke, who holds over until Janu
ary 1st. Mr. Colbath has not decided
what ho will follow in tho future, but
will engage In some lino of buslnoss.
Deputy Sheriff James L. Skipton
will remain In tho ojneo for a fow
weoks until tho now officials got tho
run of tho buslnoss.
Doputy Sheriff Fred Palmer will en
tor tho employ of tho Southern Pa
cific Company, a. position formerly
hold by him.
In tho recordor and clerk's offices
It Is tho understanding that no
changos will bo mado In tho deputies.
Sheriff Culver has not officially an
nounced the appointment of his as
sistants, but It Is gonernlly under
stood jthat Harry Mlnto will bo first
doputy.
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