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OAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OnEQON. TUESDAY, JULY 19,
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
OY HOFER BROS.
&VBUC OWNER8HIP OF ELECTRIC
LIGHT.
Beforo thfs city mnkos a now con
duct, for electric lighting there ahoulJ
Ibe a. thorough Investigation of what
other communities hare accomplished
TwJth .public ownership,
' tl there 1b a water-power avaltaulo
to be convorted Into an electric light
8ns and p,ower plant, the question of
tpabllc ownership should be given a
ftlr and Impartial trial. Tha present
!iy tehartor porralta of this being
dose.
22ie Journal would llko to submit
tuuao facts on the question of tho ad
wstitages of a public lighting plant.
XNo doubt many of our readers have al
u Xacts and experiences to hear out
war contention that public ownership
xwonld glvo better sorvlco for less ox
rfense. Any such facts we would bo
tgtnd lo publish.
We have a letter from E. S. Nichols,
dltor of tho Auglalzo County Demo
crat, to a friend, dated July 2, 1004,
totttloalng tho soventh annual report
af Old Wapakoneta, Ohio, public dec
itrto lighting plant. He says In his lot
ting "Enclosed you will find tho last an
mail report of the tnuteas, which will
tzlvo you an excollent Idea of tho sue-
vent of tho plan
Tho amount Invested Is about $100,-
00. Tho Intorost on bonds amounts
tto 5120; the net earnings ICS39.72;
ttotal earnings on investment $10,
SCTJ2, or about 11 por cont. In addl
ttlwi to this, as you woll know, our
Tptxplo ot a much more liberal supply
df wntor than they woull from a pri
vate company. THE NET COST TO
"TOE TAXPAYERS PER ARC LIGHT
IPErt YEAR WA8 ONLV $32 91. Tho
merago costs In Ohio towns ,nd cities
winder contract I; about $90. Tho sav
ting Is apparent.
"Othor years hove made a much
tetor showing, tho not earnings run-
nlng to 14 and 1G por rent, the loss be
lng duo to tho very high prlco of
fuel. Tho showing this yimr will
slavery. A farmer might oven wanl to
go to congress.
Tho cranks and kickers should be
squelched. Farmers should not want
the places Intended for tho pets of the
political oligarchy. Occasional)' a
fanner's boy or girl may stray into the
agricultural college. But n far as
possible thoy will bo diverted into in
to other and more refined pursuits.
FEELS
MIGHTY
GOOD
W. H. Egan, of Brooks, was In the
itv fnrtnv marketing his first peaches.
He says there Is a magnificent crop of
this fruit, but, In fact, says thcro la to
nnrnslon to find fault with any kind of
i:aLn, uiiL iiiui &i u uuiiii muHtiwiiw" . -..- - w imnir nr Ti-nirri wnu in MLLitriLiiiiL. ui . "-.- -- ,,
In acreage and In merchantable tint- political offenders to Siberia without the anna, road dlgtrIct accounts. The a crop. The late rains and cool wcatn
THE FOREST SUPPLY.
From Maine to Texas there are for
ests, but thoy aro being diminished
of the trusts and of the money power.
Mr, Bryan is now supporting him, and
In so doing Is proclaiming himself a
political degenerate."
FORCING NEEDED REFORMS.
The Oriental war Is forcing the
Russian government to Introduce do
mestic reforms to allay domestic dis
content and stavo off revolution. The
latest is tho Issuance of an Imperial court was the heaviest 0f the year, as
decree abolishing tne vicious system . , , , always Is. Warrants
or condemning political prisoners uy
administrative order. The exiling of
MARION
COUNTY
EXPENSE
The past term of the Marlon county
Ings recently, S. H. Friendly, the'!,,
l...t iMt )inn fi(ntl l . .
CHOIll,' uuh uiu OIUICU iu nig
nouso some ou ions oi cnitton, bart
This Is by far the largost lot of bart
ever held by ono specu'ator In the rec.
oras oi dealings in uiis product la a
state. iMiguuo negiaier.
were Issued, aggregatj'ng $15,777.09,
mmt of which was In settlement of
bor with frightful rapidity. The two1 any Judicial formality Is discontinued
statos, howevor, representing differ
ent sympathies, different aspirations
and different politics are as one on
for hereafter persons accused of poll
tlcal crimes will have a hearing In
court under the regular procedure.
the question of tho preservation of the t The number of oxlles may not be any
forest acreage remaining within their less, but those transported In (future
respective boundaries
tho work
Texa3 Is doing to the penal colonies of Siberia will
on her own responsibility have had at least the semb'ance or
and defraying the cost nnd expense Justice granted to them and an oppor
tunity to offer a defense, it they have
any.
out of her own treasury.
Tho tnrlfty Yankees of Maine, with
lesser acreage and not so much mone'y
In their purses, have taken the proffer
of tho United States to do tho work
of survey on tho co-operative plan,
with the United States paying one
half and tho state of Maine, as well
as In Texas, that something had to be '
done In the matter, and tho question
of cost is secondary.
Texas has tho largest woodland
ncreago of any ono of tho forty-five
states. Flvo years ago It was esti
mated at 61,000 square miles. This
year's estimate places It at only 27,000 ,
square miles, an enormous acreage
but one that will not last long If the '
rato of annual cutting 12C.OO0 acres
Is kept up. Sho has within her for
ests no less than 61 species of com
mercially Important and valuable
timber, tho Industry being ranked only '
by hor cotton and cattle products. i
In Maine tho fire losses of 1903
woro estimated at tho largo sum of
$1 000,000. tho burned area exceeding
250,000 acres. Tho survey under way
Is for tho purpose of furnishing a basis
for legislation ombodylng suprovlslon
of prlvato forests and for the pur
chase of forost ranged by tho state,
tho extinction of private ownership
being tho ultlmato object.
ronnsyivania nns not only pur-
warrants were Issued on the various
funds as follews:
Roads $12,502.59
Pauper 342.71
Justice 202.75
Sheriff . 387.13
Clerk 254.17
X-RADIUMS
No one ever stops to enquire to what
parfly "Coin" Harvey, "Calamity" Wei-
ler, and ex-Senator Pettlgrew belong.
.
Every busybody who wants the
wheels of progress blocked Is con
vinced that President Roosevelt Is
dangerous.
' No organization In the history of the
world has been so successful os the
Democratic party In telling us the
things that were not so.
Slimmed up, tho Demccra'lc plat
form read "Wo know that wo were
wrong before and aro not cocksure
that wo aro right this time."
Tho Republican vocabulary Is com
posed largely of words of encour
agement; tho Democratic Is limited
to words of woe and warning.
Like a man lost in the snow, the
Democratic party spends most of Its
Recorder
Treasurer
County superintendent
Coroner
Assessor
Current expense3
Court house
Jail
Insane
Election
County court
o
233.33
83.33
100.00
5.80
350.00
421.49
467.71
53.78
30.00
104.40
235.40
l. i i,ia oatimaMon. will add millions
to the products of Western Oregon
this year. Mr. Egan is an extensive
farmer, and depends upon all kinds of
crops for his Income. He Is thorough
ly satisfied with the prosperity, which
Is a fact that ought to give comfort to
everybody.
o
Corner In Chlttem.
In purchasing several large hold-
80FTNE88 OF 8EAL8KIN.
nlvnlcd hy
Dandruff
Jiuuinn nnr a
an JJ,rnIICIltf,1.
ClArtlalrfn la nrtmli-nil 41.a ......-.
u.uton... .- .- ilia vvuiiU OVer fo.l
na fiuLuivsD ii fiiuoaiuess; ana yet H
human hair Is equally as soft and tin. '!
n-hnn hpnlthv! nnrl thn rnrilnnt 6'"171
hair trouble Is dandruff, which is cam, I
lfn1ffv nf tht tintr nf tt -. . k "'!
Hcrplcldo is tho only preparation th.iV
i. v;..-."::,:?. ".,v,nout
uiu niu.u o ..v i.M.iufj imir, uut a Ira
,nln Qnnnrlnn. Ih. ...I. .. VCT'
l"" UVUU....J, ...o p.i.j, nun I cure dm
druff. Kill tho dandruff germ, Tho
- hn Mnn,V,n tt. l.i,, SUttl
leading druggists. Send 10c. in ,(.,
. ...- ....r...-. -., vuuu, mica.
nonlpl J Vrv Rneo.lal Agent
ti99iag9aeiM
I
time traveling over its own abandoned
chased onormous tracts of mountain" t,n"8' nnd I)rn'lnB for a way(out,
Two Insane Patients.
Two Insane patients were today
committed to the asylum from this
county. The first was Tom McNary,
who has been on a terrible drinking
bout at St. Paul. This is his second
trip a? a result or the same cause.
The other was an old lady named
Margaret Kelly McC'alno, aged 60
years, from ML Angel. She came to
town last evening, and was found wan
dering about aimlessly. Nothing Is
known of her history.
o ;
Closed for Repairs.
The Salem flouring mills closed .
down yesterday, and will Install sev
eral new machines, and make other
Improvements. Tho season will open J
again about September 1st, and tho
nun puopie expect to De aDie to supply
their many customers, even better
than heretofore. Manager Babcock re
ports fall wheat as looking woll, and
Geat Removal Sale
Dry Goods Millinery
Clothing ,
and
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We will move one door soath of oar present loca
linn en as tn rnrndhio nrtr fwn sfnfffS. Tn ffio m -.
liuu aw W ,, war w wvw wM JUAWfA
time we will reduce prices on all oar goods to raise
money to pay the mechanics for altering the new
store. We will sell the goods at a discount.
Now is the time to get
BARGAINS
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
1 1 i
2 Stores--295 and 302 Commercial street, almost j
opposite each other.
land, covered with forests, but has
! purchased and Is reclaiming marsh1 l" In(1,""rlnl organizations dlstrlb
lands under her forestry lec'sla- ,ltod 13 1,000,000 In dividends in New
probably bd better, as coal Is cheanor. I tlon-nntl Is selling them at profitable York on July a- Not much encourage-
-If you doslro anything further will bo J8"res. Now York Is tho ownor of mcnt ln that for calamity shouters.
Jjrlad to furnish It If I can." parse nnd vahlablo tracts In tho Adl-1
Tho rocolpts of tho electric lighting rondaoks, nnd even staid old North Tno '"cI'"""cnn party fights things
plant frem: prlvato consumers have In- J Carolina li following tho oxamplo sot nnd ton(lltlo that threatens to tatoo
roasod from $4336.23 In 1899. to,t' tbo four states In acquiring forost tho nallon wltl Indollblo marks of
ranges that will bo parked and nre- tummil- i"" Democratic party wo!-
Mlss Dell Somers, of Portland, who
has been visiting ln this city for the
past week, went to Albany this morning.
not In the serious condition some peo- iMMMHiMMiinMniiMfttf!mttttttMi)()
I'lC tlUlt.U IIU1U us uuuuvu.
t$8226.62 In 1903. Number of Inrnndos
cent lights Incrcmod from 1565 tn
1896', to 3829 In 1903.
Tho abovo figures provo that tho
lighting system Is popular with the
.people.
sorvod systemntlca'ly.
comes them.
THE SECRETARY AND HUMANITY
Tho only picture displayed at tho
COL-
0--
THE OREQON FARMER'S
LEGE.
"i;ho one-horso editorial dopnrtmeiit
f tho ono-cont Dally Cnpltul Journal
sccro'ary Hay has roipondcd to tho , l-ouls convention was that of
aiipoal Of tho Armnnlnn lilBhotis fnr Thomas Jurfarsnn Thin li.n,ia n ti, I
suspicion that tho only gcod Demo
crnts. like good Indian's, aro tho dead
ones.
American pressure! against Tuikls.1i
ntrocltlos, ln a way to cause astonish
men!, ovor his promptness and to com
pel tho Intorvontlon of Great Ilrltalnl
on behalf or humanity. Tho guaran-l Run nnd Ilradstieot roport that tho
nrlies again to observe from the UIih't i """T , w rl8l""' ' u,,m,lus? '"lort"3 or tho country are
iT.itv ..r ifu ,,, .., ... 'n,,rl0- wn8 K'vo by France. Russia, rocovoilng from tho recent temnorarv
Kuglnnd. Oormnny. Austria nnd Italy , depression and that tho outlook Is
on tho closo or tho war between Rus- most promising for an exceptionally
sla and Turkey. How tho guaranteo Prosperous yoar. That will bo good
huh noon illinium is shown In tho blood i news to ovorybody but the Domocrnta,
oi L-nnstians shod by tho Turk tu
frightful quantities, nnd when tho Ar
menian bishops appealed to tho Unltod
wimciiy or its montal vision, nnd tho
twmowliat limited nnd blurred compre
hension of Its concept, that tho an-
omally of running ti fnunor's collugo
lor literary, commercial and mochan
leal purposes titlll exists,
Thoro ore still occasionally porsons
o donsely narrow-minded ns to advo
cate that the agriculture collogo
should haw more to do with actual,
practical farming, nnd bo loss given
up to elawlcnl and literary claptrap.
tnuy pmistoniiy Harbor nn Idea
Salem Teacher Weds.
A very protty weddinc took- ninno
D . . I . "
oiu.im mr nui ami assistance both " '"O home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon
woro oxtended In tho sharpening of M Clarke street. July n, nt S o'clock'
thosclmotnrorthoUnspoakabloTurk.hvhon tholr daughter, Annie was
So vigorous woro these prosontn- "nltod In marring to Wilfred R. Frank
tlons of Secrotnry liny (hat KtiKland . of Vancouver, n. ft Tni- 'in
Dial appears a hny In tho yes of'. " T"rk of ,he Klwrnn- R' Mc0lau0- f AlUpah Presbyterian
ino undo was glv
fathor, and lookod
. ttlil nMiktl.k.t ...14 1. 1 . . . . 1 t ...
ur most nmminnn. iiiii. ,..."" "'"iu iui a uomniiu mat the reu, omciatoa,
thoro inlgliL with propriety bo at' .fJlloTj1!!. '0M; "'D 1an0' n,8
no all-aunind agrieulturUt appoint. " " M' iTZ "''. '", Mbntlv
i viiij. inu iiiiiz in init iinimn
on the board of regents,
This claw of iwriHin. sh imrslsls Iu
halnic rigid and Imprnctleni rsallsts,
wuld 0vn put up with nn (military,
common furmer on thn boartl of thv
innuer couor ut thy
flothlag so wtiio or rational.
xpot
en away by her
very beautiful ln a hnndsomo gown of
whlto silk orgnndlo, carrying a showor
nouquet of whlto carnations. Tho
brldoemaid, Miss Knno Young, woro a
becomlug gown of whlto orgnndlo. and
carried pink carnations. Alexander F.
Slates Is more than a mere symbol of
Amoilcan liberty. It floats for human
Ity In nil quartan of the globe, and for
the upholding of tho rights of con.
selenoe for Christian and for Jew, for Oordon, brothor of tho brldo. acted
..... mi lor .Macedonian. oosi man. After congratulations n
. . ii iu n nnttiti. n.i .. . .. '.!... ..
a juain. ooinmou. everyday farmer In , . ,w K ,or ""may ."" suppor was sorvod. Mr. and
fho can. through days of advorsital ,',,., 0t,Ut Ho08eV8lt tmtm In JMm. Franklin left on the evening train
manage a twuple of Iimulrad aerw of llJln ant' Umt 8crotnry Hay ls,o visit points of Interest on tho
mnu wiinmit n mortgage plaster, would !, B w"u u,e Mw rails "i. ami will then proceed to Van
manage an "agricultural'
not tu to
wHobo.
Th fuum are taxd to turn out
ilappor drug clwks, civil ngtswr.
rldB bulUldm, HghtMtng calculator,
axiwru tu patent HRtit hh4 quaru
urushew. All tum johiik ium u.
oome wou tmliMM) a( motball, and all
xpeU In thtt hall itKim.
u would probably U
ttolttK a crtmlnal Hinxrticy and iio,
Rritull.nu dlsax if inJZL Z :r" ""' W ' ng to
yung (Hsu nei) yHS mfn Wttmti
for coiiH-luBce sako.
DED3 HAS OPINIONS.
mlmo Dttbs. the SwInlUt cn4ldato
for PuMdont Iu klu irf tat Demo
cratlc Homlnatlon says:
"OrHHMU! labor nas m mor un-
vviiuitrouiwiHc anvHA than !! n n V ' "'" ara.
Davis. w rtaJi?; J2TI.S. r"",n "' " h
. """ " ! I iiiiii'ii UHiittlUitea
couvor. I). C. their future home, 1105
rentier stroet, after July 15th. IVJrt
land TtleBram.
The bride to w' known In this city,
as n most wiccetsful school teacher!
""" IMxMtlon In the .orth
SaUui fituvnt r.M .n
""" " iKi sven ears.
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flHk -.mtSsv jL fTt ' ' riTS"T I ' I
f 5B&?48.II1 I M m l
Minw&mM.'M t i j v
I Economy 1 1 vJ' fl
I Evaporated I A J I
I Cream b (k I
H goes farthest, H i& Rr"
H Is most nourishing, H NjTI .
B because richest In cream; M ti&f'lbJlLJ!
' iH m03t Perfect, jl ifcfmi&M&.
H because most skillfully M wSH Q0
H prepared. M 3
H Its purity is guaranteed -r-
B under forfeit of $5,000 to aV i'--miiii imm.
JBB anyone able to prove
any adulteration in our aV
I
I want to ice the furrln citlet all along the trick,
!.7?m' ,0 10 ,llronf h p,,l l0 JtruiaJem and back,
I (Mike tone the Hull ofit-l think I'dlctanoon
Tiketheiubmarme to Ilidci and tKe altihlp to the moon.
I don t care how I get there, friend, but when I make a itrilj
It I me fer old St. Loui, Jen to live along the Pike.
r ' m ?f ""! Plkt'" by wlll ''"I"- Copytlfbted I;
--" " "'i;, luomnea ey permuiioa.
67.P
To St. Louis and Return
$ oc'tooin'.lt '' ' " AU8U" "' 9' ,0i WH
Return limit, ninety dayi.
The Rock Island System offers two routa j
iu inc world's rair City via St. ft I
Minncapoh's, and through Scenic Colors
No change of cars, Ogdcn to St. Louii i
ot. ram to St. .Louis.
Full Informidon on request.
Call or write,
"; McDmald, General Ae't.
"0 3rd Street, cor. Alder Street,
ruruana, ore.
;;" ' ' ' " ' i t i i i i i i i i l4i.
: : Hot weather meals, cool ;
;; weather meals, every- ''
. thing appetising and
. i m -
iresh.
li an rtlrli- and yttt)atl way tiio
elo0 of family a cjU( U1
-.--v.nw W axricMuiiru nuU .u
rHde UHtottt. vi,n tho Und mIm
Wcrtim wn contiueuns a strtk Ih
Wm Virginia I wHt th9r at U n.
Ht of nurt with UalttH .nt, w.
WHrtaiia. u'
BlaftoiwvU.uafM.w,.1irB.. o' .. . .ww W Uy
lhytey afttl OrKk. aiulTn ' e .v, UtW J,ckWH from
much I ."' "' """ B,w"Jp wnwn
If Ure wr a eoj Uosethr
Menu! to Tnctulns - tUat oocHpailon
wld bim Uialfld. ami would bo
id9 klhly Mf,HH)talIA N0 (0,,iBS
what It lrtt laj to. FftreilBK
of tVls ct.
4lng.
lr. I.. U. Stlttsnn.
wai prweut at the wed-
an.
very InearnaUou of tha obittma i....
, .-.v ..IV
"A to 1-arKw , , wrely tvA .,
wb cawitdat of Joh D. Rookf.
Mr. Six wV . viu... . ..
,, ,. . --"-- " uiiuw j. wrjan
An Albany Divorce Case.
lr. W. H. Davlg. mayor of Alluiny.
was gntHtd a divorce from hi ,..if
a, . . " NV
' "mi win or cottrt hold in that city
y Judge Galloway on Monday.
"" ir
Good ugglM aro now u 8oij
aurlug our suciai atg .. fllo ,.A .
akAA . '. W Ul
vn unw. Mitchel . Lutu a q...
r Company. Salem branch. t3Mf
IbUMYMmnlhBffBautt
: White House
: : Restaurant
George Bros. Props.
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Latest designs in stock, J
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Travel via Denver--,, .. n ,.
you want nn !.". the BurlnBton Route to St. Louis
Th p .- "linK' c'fortable and safe journey.
he Burlington is th t
trains over its ow m y ra,,road running its own
St, Louis. Fabt tinw T M the way from Denver t0
employes, good mJl , ' a.nd comfortable cars, obliging
" ' oinmg
-i me
E. L Lemrnon
299 Liberty St.
Phone 2475
oars at moderate prices.
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