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OAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
BY HOFER BROS.
ornoiAii census balem,
MAY, 1004, 13,287.
Salon, tho Capital City.
"Kind reador from other porta of our
country, who may perhaps bo la Oro
jon for" tho first tlmo, or may rccolvo
a cpy of this paper, wo wish to loll
;ycwn few things about THE CAPITAL
OZITY OP TIUS STATE.
Salem Is located on tho main lino of
tlhu onthcnr Pacific railroad, C3 miles
wittJi of Portland, on tho Wlllamotto
saner, and In tho heart of tho bcautl
Bdl, fortllo Wlllamotto valloy,'
Tbe eapitol building, costing n mil
nion, tho supremo court, tho principal
nrtrtlo institutions, tho Stato Fair and
eoosnty seat of Marlon county aro lo
tented hero.
THE STATE EXPENDS on build
5ngn, nnd maintonanco of stato inatt
entions ABOUT ONE MILLION AN
jiuALLY. Tho county, city and school
-.government nro- also woll maintained
Ity public ozponditurcs.
Marion county has inaugurated and
la constructing a system of modem
cmaeadaihlxcd highways. Thcso aro built
Sir tho most tip-to-dato and scientific
manner by tho county court and tho
4tata jjovornmont.
Tlia elty government, tho school gov
crnment, tho county government and
t&m tato government ABE ALL ON A
at&SH BASIS, nnd tho peoplo prido
tflxemsulvcs on their SPIRIT OP FEO
C3HESS AND LIBERALITY.
Tho Capital of Oregon has wldo
ffltrects, and Is tho most natural and
Tbeautlful sito for n city in tho West.
"Building lota do not hnvo to bo gradod,
tint tho lots nro ready to set n houso
upon.
Land for homes is cheap, when It la
considered that this is tho second city
In'lho stato, and from 12,000 to 15,000
-population. Building mnterial is cheap.
Owing to tho mild climato, houses
can bo crcctod that nro porfoctiy coin
fartnblo summer nnd winter for a
minimum cost. This is cortainly tho
lty for pcrsous of modornto moans.
You aro urgod to rpad ovor this copy
of tho Daily Capital Journal and judgo
tor yoursolf whethor this is a good
town or not. Then como up and visit
our city of hdmes, schools nnd churches.
of -a long lumber train or cattlo train.
That sorvlco Is a llttlo.elow for a city
of two banks, sovon churches and ft
woolon mill. Somo of tho people up
thoro seem to think tho Wllliynetto
Valloy Development Loaguo is a kind
of cross botweon a railroad commission
and Toddy Roosovclt. Their town has
been a city for twenty years. But tho
passongor train stops at Silverton,
about fifty milo8 from Brownsville.
Thoro Is no passonjrer train on tho East
Sldo lino from Silverton to Springfield.
Ino lino runs through a well settled
farming country with cities nnd towns
and cities, nnd It sooms as though tho
East Sldo lino should hnvo a train. Tho
Brownsvlllians nro going to present a
monster petition to havo a train put on.
in tho moantimo they aro all doing a
lot of thinking how thoy can explain to
poopio scoking homes in that part of
tho country why thoy do not havo a
passongor train. Thoy hate to Ho to
tho peoplo and toll them thoy Hvo on
tho Southern Pacific railroad. But such
is tho fact. Brownavillo Is on tho Cal
Ipooia, and that Is next to being In
Missouri. Thoy will havo to bo shown
why thoy shouldn't havo a train.
How the Russian Battleship
Potemkin Became a
Pirate
This City Ha, a Modern Charter.
Tho City of Salem has a vory pro
grcasive oliartor, and a progressive city
government.
It keeps tho most conservative ele
ments busy heading oft enterprises
started by tho mayor nnd nlderinon.
Tho question of constructing seven re
inforced concroto bridges will bo sub
wttol TO A VOTE Or THE COMMON
TEOPLD THIS' MONTH.
An expenditure of $50,000 will bo
withorlzod on tho popular loan plan
"by which tho peoplo havo tho first right
to take tho bonds, and this provonts
monopolization by syndicates and East
rn bond doalers.
Tho efty council has just orderod a
street Improvement that will cost ton
Uionsand dollars.
Under tho chartor TID3 PEOPLE
CANT INITIATE ANY IMPORTANT
PUBLIC DiD?ROVBMBNT by n peti
tion of 2I por cent of tho votors.
It must thon bo submitted to a popu
lar voto nnd if two-thirds voto for it
tho work must bo ordered done by tho
city council,
No now bonded debt ean bo created,
except b'y a voto of two-thirds of the
persons voting, nnd thon it must bo on
the popular loan plan.
The chartor also provides a nlno-hour
Jay, and protects anyone, from having
tbelr property takon away for street
improvement.
Browuavillo on tho Oallnoola.
The peoplo of Brownsvlllo havo ap
pealed to tho Wlllamotto Valloy Devel
opment Leaguo for relief from Inade
quate transportation facilities. It
takos thorn from olght to twelve hours
to go ninety miles, nud that at the end
NOTICE
Depositors In the Savings Depart
ment of tho Capital National Bank
.ftto requested to presont their pass
books for tho purpose of having
credited tho eemt-annual Interest
&oa July 1st.
JOS. H, ALSBRT,
OuAlat-
What Salem Needs.
Salem needs a swimming tank. What
is tho mattor with tho city buying Fair
mount Park for a publio picnic ground,
and buying tho reservoir for tho boys
and girls to loam to swim in in tho
summer time. That would bo liko some
thing, but tho editor oxpocts ho will bo
takon up nnd resolutcd upon by tho tax
payers' Icaguo for moroly mentioning
such a thing. Salem needs a publio
ploasuro ground, nnd a public swimming
placo that is safo for tho boys and
girls, big nnd llttlo. Won't somo of
our mlllionnlro frlonds ploaso mnko tho
city a present of somothlng liko that.
Better far for tho public hoalth and
morals than any number of medical
colleges. But lot us not movo too fast.
A few decent, pormanont bridges for' a
starter, not stuck all over with patent
medicine advertisements, will satisfy
tho populistic portions of tho community.
OASVOZtXA.
Swt ta j9 Ihs Kind Yon Haro Wwajs Boyr
Ills View of Bernhardt.
Of all tho stories told of tho oxtromo
slondorncss of Mmo, Sarah Bernhardt
tho following probably caps thq cli
max: Two Boston men woro talking
about tho famous actress during her
lost visit to this country whon ono of
them oskod tho other If ho would liko
to sco.hor, "Yes," was his frlond's
dolightod reply. "Well, walk past that
coupo and look In and you'lj sco her."
Tho othor did as directed and thon
cumo back looking disappointed.
"Didn't you boo hort" inquired his
frlond. "I lookod in and saw noth
ing." "Woll, that's ho!" Boston
Christian Register.
A Pleasant Way to Travel.
Tho abovo Is the usual verdict of
the travolor using the Missouri Pacific
railway botweon tho Pacific coast and
the east, and wo believe that the serv
ice and accommodations given merit
this statement. From Denver, Colora
do Springs and Denver thero aro two
through trains dally to Kansas City
and St. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat
est standard electrlo-llghied sleeping
cars, chair ears and upto-dato dining
ears. Tho same excellent sorvlco is
operated from Kansas City and "St.
Louis to Memphis, Llttlo Rock and Hot
Springs. If you are going east or
south, wrlto for particulars and full In
formation. W. O. M'BRIDE, Gen. Agfc,
121 Third St, PorUand, Ore,
Hunting Foxes With Eagles.
The hunting of foxes with eagles
takes placo among tho Klrghese, in
tho southwest portion of Slborla, whoro
tho foxes' coats aro ruddy and perfect.
Tho eagles aro powerful birds, of
such weight that n small wooden sup
port Is carried by tho oagle-boaror. A
woll grown bird of more than usually
fiorco temperament will occasionally
kill a wolf. Directly any gamo Is seen
tho birds rnako their flight and swoop
down with great precision.
"Ono of those birds has, of my
knowlodge," writes our correspondent,
"killed 17 foxes in tho last six weeks.
I can vouch for this killing of foxes
by eagles, for I personally took sev
eral photographs and saw tho whole
sport from beginning to end.
t'Yoars ago I wrlto a letter to tho
Field, telling how. foxes swarm up small
plno trees in Florida when a 'kill' ap
pears imminent, I have frequently
seen them do so, but I was politely told
what an Ananias X must be,1' London
St. Petersburg, July 8. Tho story
of tho troubles at Odessa has already
boon covorod in tho statements mado
by govornmont officials slnco tho com
mencement of tho outbreak. After do
tolling tho activity of tho Socialists'
revolutionary commlttco In stirring up
tho strikers ashoro ond tho arrival of
tho mutinous crow of tho battleship
Knlaz Potcmklno r. Odcsoa Juno 27, a
now official account as published pro-coods:
"Tbo mutiny of tho warships provid
ed tho revolutionary commltteo with a
good opportunity to influence tho
masses. Tho committco vlsltod tho
battleship and assured the mutineers
that tho garrison of Odessa had laid
down its arms and thnt tho wholo
Black Sea squadron had joined hands
with tho crow of tho Knioz Potomklno.
According to oya-witnessos, ofllcors took
an actlvo part in tho councils of tho
battloshlp, especially two yountr cadets
Tho results of tho anarchist Intrigues
among tho workmen nnd mutinous sail
ors bocamo immediately ovldont.
Story of Drunken Orgie.
"The troops woro unablo to uso their
arms against tho crowds o workmen
In tho vicinity of tho harbor for foar
of possibility of nn enfilading firo from
tho battloshlp. Tho harbor was there-
foro at tho mercy of tho mob, which
pillaged warehouses, broached casks
of wino and spirits and started a
drunkon orgle. With nightfall tho
fires started by tho rioters soon at
tained tcrriblo dimensions. Nearly
ovorythlng in tho harbor" was de
stroyed, tho mob refusing to nllow tho
flremon to fight tho flames. Tho rail
way freight shods wero pillaged and
ninny rioters and looters wero burned
alive whilo intoxicated.
"Several tfraos during tho night of
Juno 28 tho mob attacked tbo troops
and pollco with rovolvors, but each
tirao thoy woro scattored by a volloy
from tho soldlors. Tho numbor of
rioters killod or wounded Is not yot
known, but must oxcocd several hun
dred, Tho dnraago can bo only esti
mated in tbo millions of rubles. A
number of foreigners suffered.
"On Juno 29 a stato of war was
proclaimed and tho city was cordonod
by troops. Tho disordors then ccasod.
"Tho story confirms tho report that
tho Knalz Potemkino on tho evening
of Juno 29 flrod thrco blank shots as
prescribed by tho Russian naval oodo
for tho funeral of n sailor and follow
ed this up with two livo shots, destroy
ing part of a house. Otherwiso tho
battleship did no damage."
Tho government report then proceods
to relato tho arrival of Admiral Km
gor's squadron during tho morning of
Juno 30 as follews:
Potemkino Ready to Fight,
"As tho squadron approaehod tho
Odessa pier tho Knaiz Potemkin
cleared for action, advanced to meet it
and cut through its line. As the Kniaz
Potemkino passed tbo mutineers ro
colvod an ovation from tho crow of
tho Ooorgl Poblodonoaetz. Roar Ad
miral Kruger thereupon slgnalod tho
squadron to swing around and return
to Sebastopol, but the crew of the
Ocorgl Poblodonosotz prevented tho
vossel from following and put ashoro
all tholr officers, disarmed, with the
exception of Lieutenant Qrigcroff, who
blow out his brains.
"On tho advico of the revolutionists
a eommlttoo of 20 was elected to take
cbargo of the veesd, under the direc
tion of a boatswain's mate, and ap
parently against th latter 'a will. Dls-
sonslon provalled among tho crew, only
part of which was influenced by tho
revolutionists and wanted to follow tbo
Knlaz Potemklne. Tho latter threat
ened to firo on tho Qeorgl Pobiedono
sets, if sbo tried to rejoin the squadron
at Sebastopol. Tho anti-revolutionary
section, howover, ultimately gained
tho upper hand, and when on tho aft
ernoon of July 1 tho two battleships
weighed anchor the Georgi Pobiedono
setz put on full speed, entored tho
harbor and sent the boatswain's mate
and some sailors ashoro to signify her
submission."
Economy
fc a strong point wkb
Book's SarsaftariUcu A
bottle lasts longer and 4oes
More good than any otfeer.
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lOODOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Dealers in Staple & Fancy
GROCERIES
4 JO State St. Cot. Com'l & Court Sts,
Anneuncement:
ITaving bought tlio Atwood Grocery, on tho corner of Commercial and
Court streets, and takon chargo of tho business July 1st, wo desire to an
nounce to the patrons of tho store that wo will continuo to maintain the
high reputation tho store has onjoyed, and will glvo the patrons tho best
tbo market affords.
Visitors coming to Salem aro invited to call at cither of our stores when
in want of anything in our lino.
Ptompt Delivery from Eithe Store
Roth & Gteiber
State St. Phone Main 5
Commercial Si. Phone Main 57 1
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Financial Future
Is likely to be exactly .what yot make
it. What yot do now in the way of
saving may determine what the lutm
may bring you.
To the level headed young man, a hank
account, added to a detetmmation to
make it larger, means much. The
names of many stich ate enrolled ofl
out bpoks; and the numbe are steadily
increasing. Are you among the number?
STATE BANK
L K. PAGE. President
E. W. HAZARD, Cashier
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