Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 06, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextADAHiY OAMTAIt JOXFBXAL, 8M.EM, OREGON, FEIDAY, JANTTABY 6, 1005 tmtBmaimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaammmamKmmmiammtBmmma&mmMmmmm bf tmmm -1b mmmm , ' 'm.Mi 1. 2 '1 'who Alls tho newspapers in .r. adynnco F- . , TnTTnW A T who fills tlio newspapers in nuyanco BAIftT CAPITAL JQUKItAL ih foments of what ho Is going to ' do, ana now no is go" i" cuuvivi, ami BY HOFER BHOo. ntor Mitchell and Congressman Her 4M$ffiaE "OFTIOIAL CENSUS SALEM. MAY, 004., 13.287. mnnn, and indict other high federal ofllcinls is ccrtninly entitled to wear tho belt for modesty nnd discretion. Tho world has long waited for tho( shy jnnd shrinking Honey to sot nil its I crookedness straight. o Foreign Land to Pay Taxes. Tho county of Klamath county hns ' POBTHE HONOR OP THE CITY. -u-mr Wntcni mid the other city of- aidalfl nnd tho city council composing ( adopted a plan by which it expects to fcho'iifesortt administration owo tho city .mako foreign timber landowners pay fibwr Lest efforts at city government, j fhoir proportion of tho taxes of tho TTiey not only owo it to tho city that,c6unty. It- hns employed Jack Kim a Sod business administration shall . ball n"nd Mlko Doohcr to cruiso 81 Eborivca tho pooplo, that tho city shall octlons of timber land, for which it nMtlm run in debt, but that clean men has contracted to pay them tho sum 1.-11 i. n,nivn.1. . $1000. Herotoforo all timber lands Cttl tlie(0 sorvlroa must bo porformed above tho suspicion of a graft. Tills Bity ha bcon placed on tho pinnnclo of tOrcgon municipal government by sac rifice! nnd hard work, and must bo ttrpfc thero. 'Tor tlio honor of tho family" is a wuraso hat has saved many a man from 1ST' tfoTUen, and even from crimes. "For tlio honor of tho city" Bhould bocomo ttho watchword of tho young Republi cans who nro now in control of the des tiinlca of Snlcm. jiHor tlio honor of tho city tho old mnmd-nbout way 6f paying it city TlTcajnTer, wlicn in reality some ono clso vo performing tho dutlos of tho otllco, umnuld bo abolished. TSio -city treasury should become nn epca ofllco, with tho city cash books icfvcn and lalnncod ovory day, and on tjiwfly -disconnected from any bunking Unnwtlon, or prlvnto banking Arm. 'OTto street dopnrtmont should bo put ra a bettor footing. Tho old way of im Tprevisg a f ow atrootu out of tho gener al ifimd with Improper inntortal should Xbo abolished, and all parts of tho city rated nllkc. Volenti thcHO muttoru aro shakon up Hliuro will bo no jirogrcsH, but wo drift Ttlmrg in tho old ruts. Tor tho honor roT ttho city thoso and other matters m&uijIiI bo fearlessly doalt with by tho Ijrneeent nilmlnlstratimr. In tho county havo been assessed at ono price, $5 an acre. Tho county court lias found that many tracts of land aro worth from $40 to $50 an aero, nnd for this reason employed cruisers to get nn ehtlmato of tho valuo of somo of tho host of tho timber land. Tho matter will bo taken up at tho present term of court, which convenes Jnnuary 4, and should tho reports of tho cruisers meet tho approval of tho court nnd tho citizens, a contract will bo inado with tho cruisors whoroby practically all of tho timbor lands in Klamath county will bo cruised for assessment. STRANGER THAN FICTION. A Remedy Which Has Revolutionized tho Troatmont of Stomach Troubles. X-RAYS I ' SCOTT'S 'EMULSION We don't put Scott's Emul sion in the class of advertised cure-alls; it doesn't belong there. We hardly like j:o use the word "cure'' at all, but we are bound to say that it can be used for a great many troubles with great satisfaction. Its special function is to repair the waste of the body when the ordinary food does not nourish, and this means that it is useful in many cases which are indicated by wast ing. We'll aend you a sample free. SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl Street. New York. llliiiif 1FnI rK ro Peace !h a Holituilo untriu'kod by 'pugnacious. tho Tls a filthy fnbrio that Is woven of vthn smutty yam. Sympathy is tho fountain t lint ntcH tliu plant of teiidornesM. Irrl- Tho kind with which allotted. di'od Is tho guidon throiul tho fabric of character In Culttvato humblono.ii, modesty nnd 0!Bldonce, for In tho warfare of lifo ttho mm of AustorllU may go down bo- Aind tho snow-dunes of Moscow. "Clean olT tho mud once In a wlitlo. That Is nil our streotH need." And tho anonymous abutter should All up somo rich proporly owner's lot or street with St. For tho first time in the history of 'Salem city politic has tin alleged INv publican faction nttmuptcd deliberate ly to reward ovory man whom It could induct) to light tho regular ltopublloun tlrker. Kd. Jeurnal: 1 am the bos knock er. 1 get next to nil tlio public grafts. 1 oppose nil progrem. T work ovory Uwdy. Mako people think you are pub-lle-nplritod. Knook ovorythlng secret ly. Keep mi iirmy of hired kuockora who throw eoltl water on everything that I umlortnkun to Improve tho con dition uudor which nil would proipor. Them's my Bontlmonts. V. NOMK lpllowlng parugraphs rovwil tho nnl rami of the (losnor report hi favor of brink puvemnut, iid it Is a contribution from ono of tho "poor" abutters, who r lighting paving tiny streets what VBr by proteiultng to bo for brick Vviiimit, Abutter No. i says: T ,.r.v. ti-tl. 1... n..o....- 1 "Kiw vtit .itunin iiiiri nun Tho romody Is not heralded as n won dorful dlscovory nor yet a secret pat ent medicine, neither Is it clnlmod to euro anything oxcopt dyspopsin, Indi gestion and stomach troubles with which nluo out of ton suffer. Tho romody la In tho form of plons unt tasting tnblots or lozenges, con taining vcgetablo and fruit essences, puro aseptic popsln (govornmont tost), golden anal and disease. Tho tnblots aro Hold by druggists under tho nnmo of Stuart's Dynpopsln Tablots. Many Interesting oxporlmonts to test tho ill gostlvo power of Stuarl's Tablots show that ono grain of tho active principlo coutninod in them is sufllciont to thor oughly digest 3000 grains of rnw meat, eggs and other wholosomo food. Rtuart's Tablots do not act upon tho bowels like after-dlnuor pills nnd cheap cathartics, which simply irritate and inllnmo tho intestines without having any effect whntovor In digesting food or curing Indigestion. If the stomach can be rested and as h'ihUmI in tho work of digestion it will very soon recover its normal vigor, as 110 organ in ho much abused nnd over worked ns tho stomach. This is tho socrot, If tiiero is nny se cret, of tho romarkablo success of Stunrt'H Dyspepsia TnblotP, a romody practically unknown a fow years ago and now tlio most widoly known of nny troatmont for stomach wonknoss, This success has boon secured entire ly upon its morits ns a digostlvo puro nnd simple becnuso thero can bo no stomach troublo If tho food is promptly digested. Stunrt'H Dyspepsia Tablets aro en tirely on tho food eaten, digestlug it completely, so that It can bo assimilat ed Into blood, norvo nnd tissue Thoy euro dyspopsiu, water brash, sour stom ach, gas and broatlug after meals, bo cause they furnish tho digcstlvo power which weak stomachs lack and unions that luck is supplied it Is usoIohs to at tempt to euro by tho uso of "toulcs," "pills" nnd cathartics which havo ab solutely no digostlvo power. St nurt's Dyspepsia Tablets can bo found nt all drug stores and tho regu lar iio of 0110 or two of them after meals wilt demonstrate their merit bet ter than any other argument. 1-t-G Ask Loglalaturo to Incroaso Salaries, Among tho bills to bo introduced, in the next legislature from Klamath county will bo ono to Increase tho salaries of tho county clerk and coun ty sheriff, or rather allow them nn additional amount forudork hire. The clerk only rocelviw $1800, nud has to employ from one to two clerks to keep up with tho growing business "' '" -.uiwrii vuwiier mm nf 11... mA A)..- i, i.n. .t.l 1,1. .. ... ....... ... . I" -"" ....W. ,.U ....M ,.. ..... amwu w DuitnKlo l.rlok will mako arti.,v. i.i ... t mn r. 1... i.. vfi II(IV will V"M ! V tW but little loft. I V K l?0(l pavement. Ordinary brlk, such us nr luimUy put into n building, will wnn a poor one. I do not know that it l or W uot poMlblo to gat tho best living brlek. It would bo folly to w other, Hd I upoit dlttUult If not lin jwwlblo to gat h Kupmlor urtUU aiony u a uamiy. u ftH a cold Wftinatrat who wupjiorted lUyan twlco. Thriii ho ww Kuoh a good uoldlto that 1m cfluld wot support Parker, but voted for HooMVttK, l(o came from ArltoaA wil wa oneo In court and Bcutonced to l-f fluo of $3r)(W, eordlng to a CaJ. U papw. Ho vim objected to oa Mo& eround altant T)roiautor f th Oregtt diJegntloB, au4 utwwo 4 autwwiity to all OMgou wu. A mM who wfruia recowmwul lie own HMKHMi IW lB4Utwttt. M ho Tho county sheriff gota $600 a year, but out of this has to pay from ono to! two deputies and py all of his tmV' llg xpontw. Sure Curo tor Hltes. Itching piles produce tnolsturo and cauao Itching, UiU form, as well aa BHnir, Dleodlng or Protruding Pila ar cured by Dr. Do-ean-ho'a Pllo Uetuody Stops itching and blooding. Abnorba tumora, Wc a Jar at drur Slat, or eont by math TroaUoa froo. NNrlto mo about your cas. Dr. Do- nanko, Phlla., Pa, For ud by Dr. B. O. Stone, druggist wrug alt Of winter utornlumt ,).. ...... W !8)ltWttt, M h0 did W1W wU . ... XT" ""V" ."' "U mm. MHt Wa Wri r . .v. ... . .r" "l" hw .up, ana mo man m Vmm. AitV IMPEOVD VILLAOE MAIL SER- VIOE. Tho largest nggrogation of govern ment employes is found in tho ranks of postmasters of tho fourth class of fices hat is, ofilcos paying salaries of loss than $1000 por annum. Thoro aro 70,000 of them, a greater ,army than that cnrollod in tho regular military sorvico of tho United States. On theso postmasters, constituting tho primary department, so to spenk, of that vast educational institution called tho poital system, much of its efllcloncy depends. Anything which concerns thorn is, thoroforo, of practic al importance not ouly to tho rural communities and small towns where they do their work, but to tho business nnd professional men and all tho people of our largo citlos. Those servants of tho Government have claims to consideration. Somo of the demands put forward In tholr nnmo lire extravagant, but others aro, in the Sentry's opinion, worthy the attention of all thoso bcllovers In postnl roform who rcnlizo that any genulno Improve ment must begin nt tho fountain head. Tlio two-fold appoal of theso post masters Is for a moro pormnnont touuro of ofllco nud n more adoquato compen sation for services porformed. Under tho prosont system, a post master of this class Is commissioned to hold ofllco " during tho plensuro of tho Postmnater-aouerjil." This tonuro may last ono month or ten yeurs, boing govomed entirely by tho oxigencles of local politics. Since appointments are mado almost wholly upon tho recom mendation of Congressmen of tho dom- l..n..t .nwt am .1 tmliflnni rtmtimittAfifl I mum. jmiij, ,.u....v... v I mail orten appoiniou posi-iiiasicrn, grcuwy to the damago of tho service. An os tonslon of tho civil servlco rules to cover theso positions, would Involvo no dltllcult probloms nnd would bondfit tho public as well us tho post-masters. Tho request for additional compensa tion is founded on nn equally roason nblo basis, as to ninny of tho Incum bents of thoso positions. Postmasters receiving from $15 to $25 a month nro obliged by tho postal regulations or by local custom to keep "opon shop" from 5 0, in. to 8 p. m., a day's work manifestly too strenuous for tho' pay Involved. No allowance Is mndo to them for rent, fuel, stationery or othor expenses Incident to their ofllcial dut ies. Thero Is nlso just complaint ns to tho Insufficient pay allowed for Issuing money orders. Tho feo Is throe cents for wich order, which covers tho entire duty of helping tho purchasor fill out his application, writing out the order nnd "advloo" to paying postmaster, handling tho money, prepnrlng all tho complicated reports required by tho Department and tho accounting ofllco nnd remitting the -surplus funds to tho doslgnated place of depos.lt. An able bodied man enu otirn more money saw ing cord wood thnn by doing this work for tho pay now granted by the law. Thoso postmustors must givo bonds for tho faithful performance of duty, keep voluminous records of all ordqrs Issued and paid, and carefully preserve nil flies for a period of four years. Three cents being tho minimum tea charged by tho government to patrons for orders loss than $2.50 each in amount, has bono arbitrarily fixed, as tho compensation of issuing postmas ters. By the Introduction of tho post oheek tho number of suoh small orders Issued (uow nearly 85,000,000 per an num) would bo greatly rdlueed-. Thus movement for increasing the amount paid to postmasters would be appre ciably expedited. TDo amMleifc offices do not issue Next Week SURPRISE SALE On White and Decorated TOILET WARE 20 Per Cent Dlscotimt IT MEANS Best white ware Bowl and Pitcher, regular price $ J. 25 now $.00 Best fancy shape Bowl and Pitcher, regular price i. 35 now i.iO Very fancy shape Bowl and Pitcher, regalar price i. 50 now i 20 Fair good ware white covered chambers, regular price 75c now 60c Good ware white covered chambers, regular price 85c now 70c Very best ware white covered chambers regular price 95c now 75c 6 piece toilet set, regular price. $3.30 now $2.70 iO piece toilet set, regular price, 4.60 now 3.70 tO piece toilet set, fancy shape, regular price $5.55 now 4.45 ANY 10 PIECE SET Regular price $6.65 to $2.35 a set can be had in this special week sale for $5.00. Decorated Combinets at half price. Cut this ad. out, bfing it in and see the ware for each item as advertised. We also cut out an ad. in case parties call in and have left their cut out ad. at home, It is a chestnut for us to use the word "cheap" but all the same you will use the word after the goods are seen. Yokohama Tea Co. Specialty in Fresh Roasted Coffee and Fine Grade of Teas PHONE 80 FREE DELIVERY wmmmmmmmmMmmHMmmMmmmHmmmmmMmMmmmmmMmmammmmmmMmmmmmmmmm wiuca origRier uM tt mt u vwy WWi0 eomiwasatiOB. tv 0 cry svrftgro spasU0B. Forty thousand postmasters recoivo less than $100 a pear, twenty thousand recoivo less thnn $."30 a year. Theso last re coivo tho entiro valuo of all stamps nfllxod to mall mntter leaving their of fices. This compensation has beon regarded as being all that tho government could nfTord, nnd If that principlo wero os- tnhlishcd in nil other branches of tho servlco there could bo no com plaint, but there aro innumerable stnr routes which cost far moro thnn tho entire receipts for postage on nil mat tter carried by them. There aro nu morons othor unprofitable postal fea tures, and it seems hnrd that tho moSt poorly paid class of postmasters should alone bo held down to tho basis of ac tual rovenue. If tho postnl business woro n prlvato business institution, it would not ox tend boyoud tho bound whero it could bo made profitable. Tho government does not got on that principle. It enrrios tho' mall to many romoto points at a heavy loss, and if an ofllco Is deemed necessary for tho development of tho service, tho man who holds it should bo reasonably compensated, evou if tho "earnings" of that ofllco do not equal tho amount required. Ilonoaty is tho host policy, and tho best principle, always aud everywhere. Doth principle nnd policy demand that all faithful workers for tho public bo reasonably paid for their work. Our mail system will never bo entirely healthy until tho postmasters of tho fourth olass who touch tho peoplo directly and intimately, are phioed on a sound basis, both ns to touuro of of. lice and fair compensation for work perforin!. T1IK SBXTItV. writing papor, fold it nicely, encloso a bank noto sufllcientl large to pay all arrears and ono year in advance, and hand it to tho editor. Koep nn oyo on him, nnd if a smilo ndorns tho face, tho trick works fine. Now is tho tlino to play tho joke. It beats "flinch" "pit" or "bunco" all hollow. Long Creok Hanger. that euro Tho Diamond Core. Tho latest news from Paris Is thoy havo discovered a diamond for consumption. If you fear sumption or pneumonia, it will, over, bo best for you to take groat remedy mentioned by W. T. Mc Cleo of Vanleer, Tonn. "I had a cough for 14 yoars. Nothing helped me until I took Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, whloh gavo instant relief and effected a per manent cure," Unequallod quick eure for Throat nnd Lung Troublea. At J, a Terry's drug itore. Price 5(k and $1, gwaraateed. Trkl bottle ro. A New Game, A new game has cropped out It U called "Tickle the Editor," and is as follows "Take a sheet of ordinarv , Jackson Day Banquet. Memphis, Tonu., Jan. 0. Tho Jack son club of this city has completed arc rangomonts for its banquet tonight in colobration of tho anniversary of tho battlo of Now Orleans. It will be a "Dollar Banquot," with William J. Bryan us the guest of honor. In addi tion to Mr. Bryan tho list of speakors is to mcludo Governor Frazier, Sen ator Carmack and othor Democratic lendors of noto. MARKET QUOTA TIONS TODAY "Make Salem a Good Home Market" Poultry at Stelnert Eggs Per dozen, 25c. Ducks 10c. Chickens 8c. Turkoys 1415c. Market. Bent Her Doublo. "I know no ono for four weoks whon I was sick with typhoid and kidnoy troublo," writes Mrs. Annio Hunter, of Pittsburg, Pa,, "and whon I got better, although I had ono of the best doctors I could got, I was bout doublo nnd had to rest my hands on my kuoes when I walked. From this ter rible aftliction I was rescuod by elec tric Bitters, whloh restored my hoalth and strength, nnd now I can walk as straight aa over. They aro simply wondorful." Guaranteed to curo stomach, liver and kidnoy disor ders. At J. C. Perry's drug store. Price, COc. PORTLAND MARKET. Whont Walln Walla, 81c Valley 87c. Flour Valley, straights, $4.304.75j graham, $4.00. Oats Choieo white, $2S. Barley Feed, $92 per ton; rolled, $84.50 . Mllstuff Bran, $2021. Hay-Timothy, $14.0016.00. Potatoes 70S0c, Eggs Oregon ranch, 93 &c Poultry Chickens, mixed, lie per pound; turkeys, live, 17lSe; dressed 1922Hc Pork Dressed, 5V&Gc Beef Dressed, 4H6c Veal C7c. Mutton Dressed, 3o"c Hop8-l03 crop, 2S3i.. Wool Valley, 1920c; Ea.Uin) C egen, 1017c; Mohair, 205c. Hides dry, 15 poanda and udwi 115Q15H& Juttcr Faney creamery, S530c Harritt & Lawrence. Eggs Por dozen, 28c. Fruits, Vogotableo, Etc. Potatoos 00c. Potatoes, sweot $1.40. Onions 2 Uc Apples 75$1.0O. Tropical Fruits. Bannnas 5o lb. Oranges $2.002.50. Lomons $2.753.50. Cocoanut, $1.00 doz. Wood, Pnc Poata. Kto. Second-growth $4.50. Big fir-$5.00, Ash $5.00. Oak posts 15c. Cedar posts 10c. Hldet, tatta anal urc Green Hides, No. 1 Be Green Hides, No. 2 4c. Calf Skins i5c. Sheep 75o. Goat Skins 26e to SLM. Grain, Hops and Flour. Oats-Buying, $1.401.50. Barley $2323.50. Hops 2731J4c. Salem. Flouring Mills. Flour$4.40. "Whoat-80c. Live Stock Market, Steors 202c. Cows lQl4c. Sheep $1.60 2.00. Dressed veal I 5 c " Fat hogs 66c to. Hay, Fud, Baled cheat $18.00. Baled clover $11 12. Bran $22. Eoo'f Butter and Cream. By Commercial Cro.ua Co. Butter 27c. Butter fat-27tfe at itaiion. o i V-.-1 ' t 1 rri x: t 4. 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