Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 01, 1905, LAST EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
0Y HOFER BR08.
OFFICIAL CENSUS SALEM,
MAY, 1804, 13,287.
X-RAYS
JIave you got your speech ready.
X) you think tho jury will bang)
ABclIllona In OdeMa remind ono of
lOrtsar'B Column."'
jOout half tho people of Oregon sym
.jpstlriwj with Senator Mitchell.
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At last accounts Goo. 0. Browncll
wns still a resident of Clackamas coun
ty "If the Cxar wants to bo a winner,
&o will go " "trlko himself, Bnd quit
San Job.
Uovernor Chamberlain Is a success
fill politician. Ho has been a Hfo-long
arender of tho Capital Journal.
"Tho dredging of tho Willamette rlvor
trlll'not tako tho cork out of tho bottlo
called tho Willamette valley.
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Tho case of tho government against
Congressman Williamson, Van Conner
tand Dlggtf has lwcn set for trial Mon
day. Mr. J, F. Davis lias purchased a half
fatcrest In tho Silverton Appeal, and
Hie Arm la now II. E. Hroirno and J. i
Stavl.
Sheriff Plsko, of Eugene, nrrentod a
Jhorso thlof Thursday, who stolo two
Thorndi near 1'rlnovllle. Ho was caught
with tho goods, ami will soon visit Ba-
'ieni.
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A drunken Tndlnn frlghtcnod Mrs.
Tlruns, of Bandy Into a bnd enso of hys
teria n few dnys ago by cluislng her
awny from hor house with a butcher
Juilfe, only his being too drunk to runl
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wived a tragedy. , """' " low WLOKS nK "rougm no
j Ueolarntlou of Independence und iti TO
IL N. Btoudomoyor, bolter known MlMlo American Ideals today to
'"fox," who was at tho Chcmnwa I. rather u,,Jon prominence. Prof. Munfc
aian school as band master for many tcrl)0r wn I110'01 nml mlquote.l in
yrnrs, has gone to Venice, Los Angeles Vi"" 'ft" '"' wns wild to hnve dc
county, n summer resort, when he plays olnr011 tlmt tn0 aforementioned nn
tornot In a band of -10 Instrument UonhI l"fl",,'fc wn n mass of glitter
'Olnrunee IMdy, tho great pipe organist,
Is one of the celebrities at Veil lee.
Tho Wuahlngtou County New snyst
wrho govornmniit bus sent word to the
tForost nml Utrenni llml and dun Club,
fit tltlaelly, tlmt the 40,000 fry fur
JOsIm ami Dairy ereek will nrrlvo But
XiuUy. 'llie fish will bo taken by the
aticmliers of the elub wlio have eon
vyanf, H6 who ean go, uml planted,
lii the streniiM mentlened.
An Astoria girl recently wt her pho
tograph to her best fellow, wrapped up
In a newsfwipor on wbleh wis printed
an advertisement of Hellbern's Mon
arch range. A partlaii of the print ad
IiotmI to the photograph, and the young
'man mi very mush startled to see a lur
ing him Ih the faee la Itold plea type
tho fallowing wtirtU: "8ee name en
loj." awled.
Had Keen It ALL
An eld darkey was. wutehluu the a.
'A. H, jvamdu. tin DtHWrntluu day ami
ros voelferounly eheerlug tW band.
"I wpMM yu went threugh the
flrll wr, UMlet" wld a lyntamlw.
Hvr step af It, sueht
"At tho surrender, teol"
"Hver ntop f it, suhl"
What dM (leeeral Leo
Oranlt"
say to
"5Tvr said tmttln', wh des hti
rJ ff kta hld an' went onl" 8t
l'aul IHaswpr Pre.
TvufiU On tho Ouesta.
Idy-l'W goMls sake, Bridget,
vrhat kind of greeu are tkftwt
Btldget-The n'4go w fed to the
ow Uy mistake, w'am, so I eked up
one ' ttiuw parlor iwlww. Tho guest
von't knew tho dttTcreusa.
Mdy Hut, llrldget, these palms
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How a SAVINGS
In our Saviugs Bank Dopnrlmout. Intonst computed at
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Amouul 4teJ
S eaU 4( ity-,,.,,.,
Wirrdir
Mfuuif(ty ...
to Niu wjt dy
DegMUaof OaoDoiurorworc caa tt nsd, at say tlae.
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SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Capkat National Bank
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COUNCIL
HOLDS
SESSION
Special Meeting Held to Con
sider matter of Bond
ing the City
Tho city council met In special ses
sion last night for tho purposo of con
sidering au ordlnanco for tho purposo
of culling a special election to submit
to tho doctors of tho city tho proposi
tion of bonding tho city in tho sum of
35,000 for tho purposo of constructing
six concreto bridges in tho city.
Tho ordlnanco was put through to its
first and second reading and referred
o tho committco on ordinances. An
effort was raodo to put it on its third
reading and final passage, but this was
blocked by Aldorman Bayne, who stated
that ho could not voto intelligently on
tho matter at this time.
City Ilccorder Moores informed tho
council that two bids had been reccivod
for tho contract of improving South
Commercial street, as advertised for by
tho city, and as tho specified timo for
rocolvlng bids had oxplrod, upon mo
tion of Aldorman Coodalo tho bids wore
opened, and wcro as follews: Mnrshall
lire., comont contractors, of Portland,
$11,500; Wnrron Construction Com
pany, of Portlnnd, $10,105. Tho bids
were roforred to tho committco on
street.
Chester A. Moo was elected driver of
tho hoso wagon of tho Salem firo depart
ment to fill tho vacancy caused by tho
resignation of F. K. DcLong. Tho now
drlvor enterod upon his duties Immedi
ately after his election.
Frof. Munstorborg Mlsquotod.
Prof. Munsterbcrg, author of "Tho
Americans," by n spceoh ho dclWored
Wor" ' Cosmopolitan club at Do-
ing generalities, nnd to lmvo IndlsaUd
that tho President of tho Unltoi
States hold the mi mo opinion. As ti
matter of fiiet in his speeeh, Prof.
Munsterlxirg made nn sueh doelnratlon,
nor did ho quote President ltooMvclt,
He rw asked by the society to givo
them a brief summary of bis book,
"The Americans," nnd said nothing
beyond what appears in the book. In
W book he stnitilH on reoord as declar
ing that the Declaration of Independ
ent) Is "n corollary to that system of
moral Ideals wblsh is lndlsolubly eom
Mm ml with the Amerleun character. "
In regard to what the President him
iHlf tlilnku of the Declaration of Inde
pendence, Prof. MuMtterberg in hit
Iwok eonflaes himself to stating that
"never In 14s speeches or his writings
bs he elted" It. Prof. Munsterberg,
after tfce reperti ef Ms spoeeh were
published, fouwl lilnwwlf assaulted by
telegrams in number from friewle and
obmhIm of tho Deelarritlon of Inde
pendtnee and President lloosevelt, 81
worth of wiilth oaino marked "col
lest." Alaska and Klondike.
A timely lieok at this season, when
travel to Alaska is beginniug agaiu,
is "AlaekA and the Klondike," by
J. & MeUlw (MClure-PhllltNi). This
is n lHH)k of travel, niul yet lu a eer
trtlK meavur a guide boek. The nu
tber, whj to the editor of tho Miune
upelb Jwrnal, aantwnled tho sub-
eetUiee af the soanle wmmlttoe un
territories in 10J, when It mado its
trip threugli Alaska. He had, there.
fere, axoepMoMHl uppoit unities for see
lug all ldi of life In tho Canadian
and Awerlean gold regions, en the Vu'
. ken and along the eoast, and for ath
jertng fHll ami aeeurqte information
abot the eonntry and the peopl. Ills
lK he ferm et a running nur
ACCOUNT Will Grow
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DAILY CAPITAL" JOURNAL",
Mair Vigor. Does four
thiiiES and does tnem wen. kc
sfores color to erav hair, stops
falling hair, makes the hair grow,
cures dandruff. Isn't this enouen
i lnnO '.O.AytfCr,
in jpu. d'Wili'i jhpiiii'M mwi,lwlj'.L-J.H
lur uuc uicutnoiiuui wmii.Mtii.
rattvo of tho trip with description? of
his experiences nnd tho things he saw,
into which ho has Injected nil tho in
formation in an- interesting manuer.
Tho book ia very fully illustrated 'with
photographs taken by tho author.
Bobbers Wcro Cheated.
Mr. A. L. Patton, of Jefferson, who
was roportod to bo tho victim of thugs
In Portlnnd, and to lmvo lost $700 in
tho deal, passed through Salem yester
day on his way homo. Ho stated to a
friend at tho depot that ho only lost a
fow dollars in chango, which ho hap
ponod to havo in his pockot. Tho rest
was all in ono cheek, on which ho stop
ped payment, and thus lost nothing.
His many friends in this city will bo
glad to learn of this. Mr. Patton car
ries a pretty big scar over his left oyc.
More Than a Hint.
"If I should attempt to kiss you,"
aid tho young man, "would you
scream for your mother I"
"I guess I would," tho fair tiling
admitted, "but It wouldn't do mo much
good. Mother In visiting 15 miles out
in tho country."
A moment later something happonod.
Louisvillo Courier Journal.
Excursion Sates.
During tho Lowia and Clark Exposi
tion tho O. O. T. Co. will mako a rate
of 75 conta to Portland, round trip (L
Tlckots good for 10 days. Boats I oar
ing doily.
c
All Equally Objectionable
Host (at summor resort) Our water
If wltolosomo and invigorating in tho
highest degrco, but you may not llko
tho tasto of it at first. It is strongly
impregnated with iron."
Colonel Hunkthundcr (with iruporb
seom) That' all right, sir. All
kinds of water tnsto nllko to mo. "
Chicago Tribune
An Explanation,
"A Philadelphia councilman, omt"
remarked St. Peter, "nnd you voted
for tho gns steal!"
"ios, sir," replied tho now arrival!
"Then you woro just a common rob-1
ber, ohl"
"Woll or -no; I was a member of,
tho Select branch." Washington i
Star.
Buro to Mako a lilt.
Tho commercial trnvolor wns show
ing his samples to tho rotail merchant.
"Here," ho said, "Is something
new. Wo call it tho Chicago spring
hut,"
"What is thero peculiar about itf"
asked tho morohunt.
"Don't you (tool It's Panama on tho
inside and felt on the outeide. When
thero eomea u wnrm day nil you havo
to do is turn it insldo out, and thero
you are," Chiengo Tribune.
The Best Family Medicine.
Tho best, surest, safest and
most relinblo remedy for all
Liver, Stomach nnd Bowel
troubles. You will save doc
tor's bills, sickness and suffer
ing if you always have and uso
Beecham's
Pills
Bo11 Everywhere. In boxwi 10c. nnd 2Eo.
JM CHICHraTKH'SJ CNallBU
VirwRfi-A.IMtiU. IJlM. ut Dr. ..ia
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A Plesaant Wy to Travel,
rho above Is tho usual verdict of
tho traveler using tho Missouri Pacina
railway between the Paelfin mn.t .n,i
the east, and wo believe that the serf.
wo ami accommodations given merit
this statement. From Denver, Colora
do Springs and Denver there ara two
through trains dally to Kansas City
and 8t. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat
est standard electrie-llohtwl .ii
ears, chair cars and upto-dato dining
cars. Tho same excellent service is
operated from Kansas City and Bt,
Louis to Memphis, Little Kock and Hot
Springs. If you are going east or
south, writo for particulars and full in-
lUIIUlllDO,
W. a M'BRIDE, Gen. Agt,
184 Third SU Portland, Ore.
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SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY
DEATH OF
JOHN HAY
Great Statesman Passes Away
Unexpectdly This
Morning
Nowbury, July 1. Secretary of
Stato John Hay diod at 12:25 a. m. this
morning. Tho signs immediately pre
ceding his doath' woro those of pulmon
nry embolism. Hay's condition during
nil of Friday had been ontircly satis
factory.
Tho bullotln of Secretary Hay's
death was algncd by Charles L. Scud
dor, M. D.; nnd Fred T. Murphy, M. D.
Mrs. Hay and Doctors Scuddor and
Murphy wero at tho secretary's bed-
sido when tho ond enmo. Tho secre
tary bado good night to his wife and
attonding physicians at 10 o'clock last
night, at tho closo of ono of tho best
days ho has had slnco his Illness. Tho
socrotnry suffered nono of tho old pains
of tho chest which characterized his
earlier illness. Ho had been perfectly
comfortablo nil day, and happy in an
ticipation of leaving hla bed for tho
greater freedom and comfort of n
couch. At 11 o'clock ho wns sleeping
qulotly. A fow minutes nftcr 12 o'clock
ho called tho nurse, who summoned Dr.
Scuddor. JJoth Scuddor and Murphy
hastened to tho bedsido Tho secretary
was breathing with difficulty, and ex
pired almost immediately afterward at
12:25.
Washington, July 1. It is thought
hero that tho funeral services will bo
held at Washington, and1 tho interment
at Ciovcland, O., tho secretary's former
home.
Washington, July 1. It is bcliovcd
in ofilcinl circle? that Hay will bo suc
ceeded by Joseph II. Chontc.
Dyspepsia
Don't think you can euro your dyspepsia
in any other way than by strengthening
and toning yonr stomach.
That Is weak and Incapable ot performing
Us functions, probably becauso you hnve
imposed upon It in ono way or another over
and over again.
You should take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
It strengthens and tones the stomach,
and permanently cures dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles. Accept no substitute
GET THE
Harvester
Oil
For your binders and
mowers-Nothing
better
SOLD IN ANY
QUANTITY
Mitchell, Lewis &
Staver Co.
sAuai beanoh, r, r. oaey, mob.
210-229-230 Stato St Salem, Or.
WHEN
IN
NEED
Of corn fer planting, remember
that wo havo a choice stock of both
Oregon and Eastern grown corn,
which can bo had at reduced priees,
at the Old Sellable Peed 8tore.
j0hlk
1, 1905,
Train Load of Harvesters.
A train load of tho largo comblnod
harvesters passed through Salem this
morning on their way to Eastern Oro
gon nnd Washington, where thoy will
harvest thi9 year's mammoth wheat
crop, These monster machines are man
ufactured in Stockton, California.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and GMldron.
Tfie Kind You Have Always Bought
Bignaturo of (ja&fflcuLi&A4
TRY
ONE OF THOSE
FAMOUS DINNERS
AT
COFFEY'S
RESTAURANT
You can boat tho game If you aro
real good and hungry, so many
good things aro served.
205 Commercial Stroot
Tho parrott can mako words, but his
tonguo is not harucssod to his brains.
Thoro aro folks in tho grocery trade
whoso claims aro just unharnosscsd
words. Wo can prove that everything
wo sell is of tho best quality.
Baker, Lawrence & Baker
Successors to Harritt & Lawronco.
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mwm to smnsi, t p,,,
Piambiag, Tinning
and Roofing
Cornlea Work. nM.i, .., ....
ndo and work guaranteed.
Excursion Rates to Yaqalajl
Bay and Newport.
Tho famous soasido resort for ft,
"VVlllnmotto Volley. Tlckots at redeem
rates will bo sold until Septombcr It
1005, by tho
Southern Pacific Company,
Do not neglect this opportunity
tako in tho fresh sea breezes and it
bathing.
Season Rate From Salem j
$5.00
Theso tlckots aro limited to OctoV
10, 1005.
Saturday Excursion Ratt
$3.00
Tbcso tlckots aro sold only on Bate
days,- and limited or return the m
lowing Monday.
For tickots and full informatW
call on
A. COMEQYS, Agent, Salem.
U. J. LEHMAN I
Saab and doors. All kinds of
finishing. 'Phono 131 black. Also i
floors of warehouse for wntj olem
and switching1 facilities.
iiitnuiiiiiniiii H-ml
J BEST MEALS
QUICK SERVICE
JVIODEST PRICES
White House
Restaurant
aEOHQE imos.
state Stroot. Proprlotonl
nil I Ml I nir i i o ill
BED
HOT
VALES
For Fourth of July wear, and as i
kiiow tho Fourth gonorally moans a m
time, so a low-cut Oxford tlo will!
i'ust tho coolest thing you can wti
We havo thorn in tan and blaok, tnj
tcned or laced.
JACOB VOG'
THE PICK OF THE FOREST
Has been taken to Bupply the Block I
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""uui mix uur vnrna nn HfrMi is
complete irith(all kindi of lumb
""" rrcoivoa a car load of No, 1
u.U8ies, aiso a car of fine shako
Wo are ablo to All any and all klo
of bills. Come and let ua ahow yon
our stock.
Yard and office aear a. P. passenger
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for a boiled dlnnoi- .v.. nJ
In ,- t ,' "" upponn
", '"a"B " xno family monu once ii
' ' M"u T corn somo dolIcJOffl
'""" " rumP brisket, rlba and nat
and corn it while it is fresh and jd
lOU can find anvM.In ...
rf"jS jruu nuuit
our choice stock nt . ..-
prices that you can't boat nnywheP
E. C. CROSS
State Street Market
Phono 201.
K Work of all kinds; estimate
322-324 Commercial St.
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