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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1904)
DAILY CAFITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1904. " mm TWO I J H ! 1 1 f i i f i n t ( P!! i'i I DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL BY HOFER PROS. I ( rnmMt tm THE LIBERTY EXTEN8ION. An electric car lino extension to Liberty would bo of great valuo to ev ery' businesa'in.thls city. "-All the monoy subscribed for It, and aa much more, would be expended on labor in the construction of the line. i The construction and operation of the line woufd Increase tho payrolls of this city, both now and for all tlmo to come. " ' It would open a rich and prosperous , section for settlement as suburban homos, and enables Salem to chow the world' fair visitors next year tho richest pruuo bolt In the state. It would make available for Imme diate uso In Improving our streets the finest brokon rock pit In tho stato, and that material could bo hauled In tor all tho principal streets at a nom inal cost. Tho same Influences to head this off aro at work" that defeated tho ex tension to Cheraawn, and It Is a ques tion whether he younger and more acUvo business men of tho city will Bet such a good opportunity to do something for this town to slip a sec ond tlmo. As overy business In tho city will "bo improved by any car lino exten sion, or by any new railroad connec tion, thoro l not a buulnoss but can afford to subucribo liberally for any such purpose Let all tako hold with a will and a jwwor, and make this thing Ko with tain irregularities alleged to have been committed in the North Bend precinct, Tho Mall says: "Tho allegations made are allega tions merely, and" Save yet to be proved. Tho aasertlon that certain votos cast for Slglln In the North Bend, Myrtle Point and Bandon pre cincts seem to be thrown In for good moasure. It la claimed by Republicans that tho Judges In the North Bend pre cinct were not guilty of the Irregular Itlos alleged. However, In every election, somo Irreeularltles are certain to occur. anl so long as thoro Is no indication of fraud the defeated parties usually tako their medicine. Even in pre cincts which, gavo a majority for Mr. 8lglln errors could bo found. For In stance In tho South Marshfleld pre cinct, electioneering for Slglln was going on in oxceeedlngly close prox imity to tho pools, and electioneer ing slips of paper were passed out by Democrats under the noses of tho Judges. In one strong Democratic precinct, ono of tho candidates, whose name apepared 'on tho official ballot served on the election board. In fact It Is doubtful If any precinct In tho county everything was done In strict conformity to tho law. Perhaps when Mr. SIglln gets time ho will look Into tho doings In some of the precincts which gave him a majority, for of course he only wants to bo ejustlco dono, and would ndt tako any benefit from votes cast for him' In cases where there vas the slightest suspicion of Irregularity. o tho ono now In progress or ajscoro of criminal prosecutions such as those which are now threatened In the Gen eral Slocum case. As long 'as tho peo ple will tako "chances" tho boat men will get along with as big a load of rl.sk as they can. o ' X-RADIUMS RIAC pfo'8 CITY OFFICIALS ARE WI8E. The Salem officials should exorcise their usual good Judgmont In dealing out any conditions or nuflimttnn. f,w"n ino ParK question, and not chronic conservatism i"b m.-among into debt on this ac THE CLOTHES FOR THE BOV. A mother wants tho fashion editor to toll hor what la sultablo for a boy or s, with full Instructions for mak ing and cost of materials. nny can't fashion leave tho child count, a reasonablo sum, such a? provided by tho council, should bo "sod to beautify tho parks, but let us not gdi a "hobby" on this matter. I MORE IMPORTANT MEABURpq (ARE BEFORE THE PEOPLE, and I must not bo lost sight of. Parks are -fin iitnnnT i SOOd things, and We shoilM hnvn ,... Jam tho young ladles Into ttmhiJ10 thaa that w will have them.' front corsets, If you will. Koop 'em . , Wl" ho worth' of th name thinking about what to wear and how P 8 wUIl,n a few 'ears. "ut lm to' got It, at an ago when they might !)rovements o th's character are slow 'better bo playing golf or tennis, and, . WOrk' and ll wl" ren,llro "mo to doing tho supper dishes for mother as ' them to tho "'s standard 'a aide exorcise; but, for goodness m ' nncl not embarrass the city's '.Bilkn liuvn h .... -i . I nanc03. Thov nr nnl -,... Tho clothes question shmii.in-. ,,.UllclnKl hon can only bo Imnrovn.i irnnrli ihnm .in n.. i....i..i .. from tlmo to tlmn no Ihn l... 1 .1.1. .... .. ullJ, , mj10 Eight years ago tho People's party listened to the blarney of the Demo cratic leaders and entered into an alliance with them. For a time Demo cracy went to seed, and stepped far beyond what even respectable popu lism asked for. AltgoldlBm was In fused Into tho Democratic platform, but tho wholo mess and all the disre pute and stigma arising from the nauseous dose was laid at tho door of Populism. The Illicit marriage was always an unhappy one, but it Is at an end now. Eight years of life with tho worst ele ments of Wall street was enoueh for tho good confiding brothers from the wild and wooly west and the sun- kissed South, and now they will at tempt to reorganize their party. Demo cracy is thoroughly "reorganized," and it has left Us allies nearly as thoroughly disorganized. Democracy however will And It rough sledding without the votes of tho People's party, especially in the border states of tho south. Missouri Is pretty well saturated with Bland Ideas and Bryanlsm. An active cam paign In that state by the Populists might result in Parker losing the elec toral voto of that heretofore Demo cratic stronghold. Tho majorities at tho recent presidential elections are not sufficient to warrant the assertion that Missouri will swallow overy nos trum prepared by the eastern Demo cracy and say that It Is good. Tien Hill and Belmont get such thoughts Flno parks and poor streets form a combination about like a red dress and q yellow hat on a Creole belle. And now another carnival Is com ing, no doubt the "greatest on earth," but the people had better see first. We've had several, you know. m 0 Hoautlfiil narks and streets covered with dust In the summer time and full of mudholes In the winter season will certainly be an attractive sight for nowcomers to gaze at. To trv to make out that there Is Jealousy among the committees of the council, and Ro otherwise stir up strife, Is a poor way to get that foun tain erected, or to help tho park board. For God's sake give us a health board, with power to embarass the en tiro community, and make fools of themselves generally. Give our park board all the money In the treasury. give us a plumbers graft, but don't do a thing to improve the quality of our electric lights, nor fto reduce the price to our merchants and private consumers. TIT J Tirec1, Thatone word tell ired, lirect '"t?'T;, n. Fnrtunatelv. physicians know about Ayer's Sarsanarlll. They prescribe it for exhaustion, anemia. (&&& Sued Fourteen Times. Herman Cordes, a farmer, whoso second wlfo had sued him for a di vorce, has become reconciled to her, nnrt thpv will bury the hatchet. Mr. Cordes has had some experience in tho divorce courts, says an Indianapo lis dispatch. His first wife sued him 12 times without success. Tho thir teenth proved unlucky for Cordes, however, and he was mulcted In tho sum of $10,000 alimony. o Will Study Journalism. A Swiss Journalist of distinction, Dr. M. Buhler of Berne Is In San Fran, clsco on a somewhat unusual covcrn- ment mission. His business is to make an expert examination of the methods and policies of American Journalism, and upon this examin ation to render an exhaustive report to tho head3 of the little republic it In their minds they may wako up to a ,s a work for which ho Is particularly sane realization along In the fall. Only I we" qualified, his position as editor a few years OCO the stntn ennt n mm, .,- -r- W..V M. UII1U ber of Republican comrrnsRmon n Washington and it took hard work to keep tho rank and rile In line about tho tlmo of tho People's nartv movp. ment In tho early nineties. Tho members of the People's party In chief of Der Bund of Berne, the leading newspaper of Switzerland, having put him In close touch with Europenn public affairs, as well as with the journalism of tho continent. o Tho Patriot C Leacun f.Tnntn Pn proach thorn until tho budding mus lacno begins to prickle. wo hnvo In mind a bov uim u-m "Pare tho monoy. Any great out lay of funds In this direction In one uaru m mina a uoy who will , "" "'recuon In one be 10 his next birthday. You couldn't n"sht crI",, tho financial con Inloroit him In tho subject of clothes. , , of tho clty- T,1 cncll Is wise Ho does not want thorn, and because lio has parents who romumbor their own youthful days, ho .in... nt i,n..a thorn to uny extent. Just at present In Judicially using tho funds provided " mis purpose Ills outfit consists of a pair of copper- 80 FAR 80 GOOD. Tho oxporlmont In r.n.u i.,. . i., i ... .. " ''"" . "". r-usiumi. .Mwi.-u uiuu ovoinus and a calico ' Buvurnmont ownership of tram ahlrt. Ho u barofootod, and has a wn'8 8hows oxcollontly for its last Btono brulso and a soro too. Both nnanc,al year. Wages wore raised tho contribute, to his happiness. Ho can- fnros " than In our country' and not enrry water bocauso of tho soro n ""Tlus wn8 earned which goos In too, or bring In tho garbage bucket ,0 tho cy treasury to reduce taxes" uocnimo of tlm .inn.. i..i ,,.,. In doiHil n. ,..ii-,.. ' ... m.u.ou. uuw, - ... ..i.iun.ijuiiuy owns and wounds glvo him caste with tho neigh- l'or!w tho tramway. ImrliiK boys, who nro not similarly af- For ,ho J'ar ondod March -5 inni loted. Ho u nnn0l, nm, the gross Inconio from thorn was Thoro Isn't a bolt or a button to Inter- 'WC3.H2.32 and tho oporatZ and (oro with tho mo of his lungs or the '""'"tonanco expenses S7-36'9 " movement of any or his musolos. If 'wivIur a gros sproflt of ffiaawurti i. . V HU '" """""R. ll is pos-l ' "" "" last sum woro doduetod Blblo that ho would do so. .ironed. vnrlo,,a charsoa for depreciation in and lot his olotlio dry on him. If con' "x and Intorost. lonvlim n' n you uovor triod It that way you have mllt f JH6.C10.70. niUtvil good fun. I Ami after rodomptlon fumi i Tho olhor morning he wrestled an- of HSS.3IWB wore taken from thl? Ur boy In tho middle of tho road. 8,,r"lus of 1868.071.30 was oft ij His mother did not h vn ..., ,..,.... 'turno.1 o..n. . ...... was ,ort " , w mvmii luiiuru "'vi iu hid city tronsnron Qrn I. : Is that they cannot be Injured I" tho largest profit ovnr .?!!; rcallzo thalt they have been holding trlotlca) of Peru has already collected tho sack for tho Democratic snipe nearly $414,000, which has been de hunters and thoy aro liable to go after Posited with the banks In Lima. The ftumu uiuirouives mis ran. Revenge I'urposo is to raise a sufficient sum Is sweet, oven If tardv. and "rwiwnn. Wherewith a man.nf.wm (. tn h. k..ih Izcd" Democracy had bettor not count an(' Presonted to the Peruvian gov- tholr chickens before they are ornment. hatched. i Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of tho dis ease. Catarrh Is a blood or constitu tional disease, and in order to euro it you must take internal remeaies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal ly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a ouack medicine. It was pre scribed by one of tho best physicians in this country for years and Is a reg ular prescription. It Is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting direct ly on the mucous surfaces. Tho per fect combination of the two Ingredi ents is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., To ledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. o For $60 We are offering during our special midsummer sale our regular $75 buggy for $60. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Company, Salem branch. 6-30-tf Buzzards Bay Echoes. Oh, did you hear tho rumblo When Grover took a tumble To tho fact that thoy don't him any more? When ho heard he's not a market To the spninxilKo jurist Parker Did you hear him fall so hard made him sore? And did you hear tho rattle Above the wordy battle Of tho clans that fought on tifioc convention noer: Of Grover's gleeful chuckle When Bryan got the knuckle In tho place where Grover got i once before? Sure Cure for Piles. Itching piles produce moisture cause Itching, this form, as wel1 Blind, Bleeding or Protruding aro cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Remedy. Stops itching and blee Absords tumors. 60c a Jar at ' gists, or sent by mall. Treaties Write me about your caso. Dr. sanko, Phlla., Pa. For sale by Dr. S. C. Stone, drugg o It Is a Beauty. Our finest $160 buggy will fori $! during our midsummer salo. Mitch? Lewis & Staver Company, Sale! branch. 6-30-tf 1 o oxo'X'om.. Betntb Signatnn of ' Tha Kind You Hata Always Baagfet 2 4 tai a &&&& Chittim Batk ASSUMES SOLE CONTROL. Ira A. Phelps, formorly of the Sclo l Nows. h now solo proprietor of tho ' Hnrrlsburg Bulletin, W. W. Brlggs ' having retired. Mr. Phelps Is a good nowspapor man. and will cortniniv make a success of tho Bulletin. tllBV (Vnnniit I... I..1......1 That la thi 1. . . - """ n.l it .. . . ...Jiiiou - miKyai piDIlt OVer Shown and If thoy ootid It would urn ,.!,. by tho "ifn...... ... .. . . ftn any dllToronoo. UnUeU Kingdom. ' ' '" ,h In tho afternoon he hflpl JK n ' One of tho bMt oporntlne rotor. robber1. 0v In a hliuido lor. n .Ihu bom, n,. ,.,, i?lnR roform8 Just a maht-ballm-. i.i.- ' " IhM. n l""'"w oonU80S e"ry ho .plain! to W. moths, fo", JW .ro tT S f"s . - hru to foar that .. m,Knl ro...llW l a mt9 ' Jrv L toliWU. a rm robber uMwaa'of ly her ,. apmiutS rT from tho h In iM hill. The blue iwMk.r. u. iS I. " Mrl nil XwmM. Th. dirt H,.ti aw h,' iiroy of MrtMn,ilH lirlnkllM tk feu. H.i .-..b . .w h 1,. ...... mi or ' n will bath. " " -"w " I ,,L"" . ;-"" or iH'HtlcaJ domJmv Ana w.B. al , , w., lQ JXJITZ SS7 r room. m tlrt Uwt kn f4.w-. Unm., , ... ' J IW 8lm H Ib Ui " "" "" wVi WfPfc MP VJVI UDttH IbtA l.i..d. .. r - vnEr ! m trmmmt . . " .w N1IH HnpiHl from hU Uwwn, nrulaht uy and n h M ui0 y, u,Ud wW ww " "' 1 toy n9f wn tet H a First Things In Oregon. Gcorgo H. HImes has comniip.i . Ht of first events In tho hlstnrv r Orogon. Somo of them are: Nrst white, child. Alice Whitman, March 14. 1837, near Walla Walla, Hrst mnrrlngos, now Jnson Lee and Anna Pitman. Cyrus Shepherd and Susan Downing. July in isit First funornl service, July 28, 1834, ovor n French Canadian, by Rev. Ja son Leeo. First rollglous sorvlco by R0v. Jason ' Leo. Soptombor 28. 1834 nr r.o nlso oradlod tho first grain. I I ho first throshcr was hmn.u ' Orogon by Thomas Otchln. coming by way of Cape Horn, and costing $1550. I Jiov. j. u iarsh brought whlto clover horo In 1810. P. W. Glllett broucht tho flrf rosos. strawberries nn.1 rn,rri. .- Orogon. Tho first sawmill was near Vancou vor In 1825 or 18M by DonaU, Mlllam Mook broucht ,,, -..- -- -...v tuiia to Unit county In 1S47. Tho first brick was matin in o. . r, " "' 'iun MtmrBo uay, at Wheatland, Yam lull county. In isii. Tho flrit framo ,OUg0 wag Hallos, built by Roy. ,.orkIni,f 0ctobor Rttlonne Lueior pnHivin.i .. ... first In 1SW near Portland. 10 first printing was sinv ic icon t Lapwal. and tha Hr nn... ' lh Spectator, at Orogon Cltv bwL. ary I, 1S46. some Cut tho Can and compare the quality of Economy Brand Evaporated uream I with any of lis imiiati.. mow me difference. See how '". a,"a ??'" our . c.w-uv. u, owing io its ...B-yjt consistence, which !J0"rfa,iy . -.-...uu.cu. in conirast with i mo cneap and thin Imlta- i uona wmen allow the but- icr tai to rise and form ujisignuy clods. Highest Price paid at Fry's Drug Store, Salem, Oregon. Parties desiring to hold their bark for higher prices, will be giv en Free Stbrage at our warehouse. We are tho largest buyers of Chlttlm Bark, Oregon Grape Root, Oregon Balsam of Fir and Rom Wax. We will buy for cash, sell on commission, or glvo you free stor age. Write or call upon us before you sell. DANIEL J. FRY, Whole salo and Retail Druggist, Salem, Oregon. Pay high rates for insurance on un expreed dweUings. The old lino companies charge you $3 for $500 of insurance, while for 75 uuuib yoany you gei me same amount by becoming a member of tho Oregon Fire Relief i Association ot McMinavlllVOte. A homannmnnnv trni-Irlno far Un. insurance on a mime plan. Let me teuyou about it I H.A.Johnson, Murphy Blk. saiero. Mean office McMinnvllU, oreeon. 1 1 1 Ji I WMimjesasBjH, A SUBSTANTIAL MEAL. J inai win make good, rich blood, and that will stick to your ribs, you can always enjoy when you J buy your meats from our fine stock The very best beef, mutton, lamb, veal and pork for roasting, broil-1 Ing, stowing or frying, you will al-1 ways find at prices as low as the lowest at E. C. Cross'. f E. C. Gross. PROTECT THE CHILDREN. ,i.j!rt . ' aU f .-: h,o,. . - ita'ZLr r",u? -w aiaaam. rw th Miwwarftf litai Th. . ' avmw m, i.. ... .. -" - m - -' ivfiii una iwuuii ad1w blu ovtrnlla Hhrlj- fwr oHr ny. haut;! ELECTION aHd Ptenty of Lt fatktott CONTEST IN CQ09 COUNTY, Jtt 8aWriyi faNHi of q, Wall Kvh Uw kt f id H. int wxi m hrtjsf naww u,- x n eigiiy, wa0 ycmM b0 WiivM v MMr of the duttM and f molamAait-f toe oJnw Qj 8n IA httt... IOH mr INOfA S.4fty fch00l wx. "- " nro UMaar Birds of a Feath-r Mrw. WllUaiu ItoliMi, f t I Kv ....... ' 'UiMilto, .; -.. " IW.-VIHIJ- trrl8l to David MMUr. Shu ... Mlao ..., 5f ow Known l co"J' faIU. She first marrld Itotwt Cmw n. .... . mrrM joh sorrow s.x months! """"""" awt U4l Up o ... ... Uuiruv (llUj . . iw y'i y J I ' I I I ' Cll .JnrtKCW-s ' i , . i -im , yiiBwA ... ;; a.airi;:! i) ,?lsaMaa. ifii to : ALL WORK DELIVERED WHEN PROMISED 193 Commercial St. wrer i ne Journal, I -Booklet aild Type is the Catalogue M2F2 THE N. D. ELLIOTT PRINTERY Ii you are planning a trade Catalogue ll ! ?ay y?U t0 investigate ray facili ties and workmanship. !mmSmm Sr" I ( MWHHMMgypitMBnv B . talMHM ot wodJJ Sorrow be,-aBW M. wCtUn wu ur bhi aahI. iiiikio ma - "- ... "" """ Hvici'.auil i " "4W Robbin . . ,,,,, 4i-'SKS' ,S3fi MWlUP Lurlu.w . urn ..." """ take 84mlfar netlu ti . . to Hialttia u oalr t,. .. - ' Mtr m MMMt nN7ha a don J'r ot louN- hfe m. bat Uocouiu t .... ' !SS '... '- w IH)Wi-ax. The foUawlnr si u .'". '&; s "a By the Fruits of Our i u. : AVo are known to all people ! ! i ! of tastA in r. . . . . , . vt.cSuii wno havo a horror of cheap and common i iZi WOrk"' Anyth,n fl i Ishod at our establishment is as i ""V R Jx' fancy, having received a touch which may be ' uluw a8 verse form of linen. Como to us for laundry rosults, as suggative of satis faction as homo sweet home. rrvr THE PICK OF THE FOREST Has been taken to supply the stock of . lumber In our yards. Our stock !! ! complete with all kinds of lumber.; Just received a car load of No. Ii i --"bico, uiso a car 0 flQe snaies.( ;e. " abl nil any and all kind; 1 blIl8 Come and let ua show you' ; our itn.i. : Yard and office near 8. P. passenger! depot 'Phonfl rin e.ri i VU1 ! ! lo'Hl fifciStl m m emma !! LJHhR A i'r JTJIM rtfJftB f 'f 'TniBifl,nt.1-iri '"WHiifl. IIIBMII --wt 1 1 H 1 1 1 n n . ... , " ::S?I ." T QOODALE LUMBER CO. K 8) fo J I Salem Steam Laundrv sKP(),,,,I,,BmH Wholesale andP1-1 "inimiH 1 -. & ECKERLEN 2sa7 ramUY UqfiOf StOf Z : : Jffl "no of nauor8 dN; Commercial street J I 230 Llbertv ftf L. . T. aa wok- for U.SV 1 ,, rnone 411 ""Knnfmw HIW u .. " " limits. -Phnn. ..:-. ."" uru nuea and jo- 4 --"WJSiH I fl I I ft S"g MJff 1 ' 'i'T V. ?L? 'I'F'""IMWI !)' 'I I III I,. glMM.j.U.,1,, I,-, ...MM,,, mmmM m -.,1.-r- ;.y, t&sf $&kXmJF-l mmm ions suoh --" W4DIVUII&' HnL YiAu