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DAILY
CAPITAL JOUBNAL, BALEM, OSBgQIf
ttaav JULY 20, 1906.
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DAILY CAPITAL JOPRNAL
BY HOFER BBOS.,
Publishers and Proprietors.
8UB80EIPTIOH BATES
Dallv
Weekly Journal, one year
By Cramer.
Dally Journal, per month
35c
1.00
60c
"r. ,"l""Lr..7.T iifiii that's the oniV
it aiua iuiw ...-. - .
AO . secret about It. We refer to Ayer'a Hair
J P C TP t vi8or It feeds the hair, makes the scalp
X. ju w w - healthy, ine nair swya inning - k
no. save what hair you have and get more at the same time? fc&.,f. ,...'. j
get there with nrc not wanted.
JJrynn is ft mnn of bfeus rha is, he
is volomlnotn In exproionr-li. writes
and talks a pout deal. Would ho be
a man of action f
Would ho or Hours' do anything but
Involve on country in intern. name
interests
By MalL
T.fiw Tj.iainl Ann ninntlii..
wiuij uuu.u, .. it in Involve on? cto";
Dally Journal, tliroo montn ......vu c0utrovcrsj wIth conflicting
Dailv Journal, ono year 4-00 -,iwi, ,!,,. countries
7 . - inn ""." - . ... ..,
What Imi either of the-o canuniaics
over dono in the line of actual i-er-
......nt neither or them is
ilflillUi'tvi
A JACKSON-A MAN OF DEEDS.
Ilns either of them over dono any
thing but comment upon tho pnaiing
phase, or attempt .to catcli onto tue
passing wave of public thought tuai
teemed to them liable to make them
..llt!,.nl ni'iiilflliilltil-S?
llivi.i
Thin l thown out, not as a criticism,
but nil n statement of fact based- upon
careful scrutiny of of years of activ
ities on the part of these professed
lenders of reforms.
The man of tho hour to accomplish
filings of nioimnt must be a man, of
action, a doer of deeds not a spieler of
words, a dreatnor of dreams
THANKLESa PUBLIC WOEK.
Next 'o Mag member of the legis
lature the molt .thankless task Is sirv
lng ne on alderman o' mayor.
In a city it ho nlr.o of Hnlcm these of
ficer not only frame the charter under
which tbrfy act but TBANSAOT A
LASOB DETATL BUSINESS.
Too petty dotnlls of wnrd repairs,
tho police regulations, the larger af
fairs of granting franchises, all require
ability nodi palb-ncc.
THAT A OITY OFFICIAL MUST
HAVE. Ho must have beddes hon
esty of purpoc and command tho re
spect and confidence of Ills neighbors.
Besides the city flnanco tho alder
mm nnd tnayon mnst hnvo tho respon
sibility of the contracts and tho dis
bursement of city fundi.
On top of all ithis comes the dog tax,
nnd the coirs running at largo, and
boys swimming in sight of scnsltlvo
ladles, am) general deviltry.,
Then thcM comes the tramps, nnd
tho street walkers, and the beggars
CEMENT INDUSTRY IN OREGON.
(Dallas Itcinizcr,)
Tho destruction of San Francisco,
ami Itf proposed and prosecuted re
building, hnvo caused nn abno'inal de
mand for Portland cwnent, and other
causes, among them an unprecedented
nmmiiit of building in Portland, havo
accentuated tho discrepancy between
tho demand and tho supply in the coast
. . ..... ,,,u
and otho- miUanc's nnd wlmt not to- m (,.r, t,(J , fow. wceka
TRY THE TEMPERS OF TIDJ OITY ,.,,,,., . ,fl , Inqn,ry. Co..,(, ,,,,
FATHERS. miV(wrnt or something just ng good,
Who wouhl not bo a city omclalf . Mmlltlf:ictull nt or ncnr homo?
iiaii not ma limit como io pay u.eso ,ortuni! journB,
men for their work, ns is dono in near
ly all other citlent
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COMMERCIAL CLUB SHOULD ACT.
Balem need eleetrle car lines to 811
verton, Dallas or Melinma far more
than to PoVland.
Tho Balem (Viiniiiereliil Club, which
meet this ('veiling nt the city hull,
III tint fmmi.l ni,ln,K... ntt'illtln.. I.,. 1l
on Tina subject. i i , i "
., . ,. , , ... ,. , l Iii'llovitl by those who havo exam-
llapld brarmlt between this c ty and , ,. ,, .... . ..... ,,
,, . ,, . i i i. i I'11"' '" Villas stono that if anv lino
its neighbors Is very much desltod. ... , . . ., ',, ,
a i ....,.., i. ,- ero needed at all, the cost would bo
. '. , .v.., ..... .. . i -ti, ..t4 ,lrt ....,.... 4 rt..l.l I.
.-.. "h.ihi .... HIV It'HIl-lll iuiiiii; lt" IIIUU
Thi observer believes that tho s'ono
In tho foothills west of Dallas would
furnish a flrst-ctnas quality of build
ing cement, This stone has been tested
for ceiiK'iit purposes by Kaatcrn experts
and the sampbv appear to lo equal in
hnvlnoss nnd durability to the best im
ported cement. It is possible that it
might be uecossnry to add a small per-
jeeiitago of lluio to this ecminit to givo
1wen'yflvi miles Is naturally our
nelghbo'.
The local trade of our eltv would bo
helped much by these electric lilies, n
ufnetir ed at a figure Uow tho prices
charged for cement imported from Ku
rope. The quantity of this stono Is un
limited- ami it Is nil ohsv of access
public view and council could have,
compelled) joint use of tracks "for
any distance not exceeding Ave
blocks." ' '
New frunchbes give 30-year term,
while old ones, surrendered in ex
change, had only 10 or 1" years yet
to "tin oni most valuable streets.
March, 1004 A. L. Mills nominated for
Legislature by Matthews-Carey fac
tion (the same that controlled coun
cil when the blanket franchises were
granted.
June, H)0t Mills elected.
December, 100-1 Mills nnnounccd' as a
candidate for speaker by Mottiiows
Ca'ey element, which pulls down A.
A. Bnllcy.
Janunry, 1005 Mills wins speakership
from T. D. Kay by ono vote In Re
publican caucus.
February, 1!)0j Mills secures enact-
men, of bill to validate sale of fran
chises; also bill to give larger privi
leges to car company (rejected at
tho city election June 1005), and to
chnngo method of securing city ol
Portland deposits in tho interest of
largo banks (which City Treasurer
Wcrloln says will diminish interest
revenue to city between $2000 nnd
.3000 below last year's).
Under blanket franchisor, tho Portland
flal'w-y Company and City & Sub
urban Railway Company consolidated
October 1, 100J.
May, 1005 Consolidated Company nnd
franchises o!d to J. nnd; V. Selig
man, of Xuw York, and K. W. Clnrk
& Co., of Philadelphia, for $0,000,000
"cash." (Act validating such sale
passed by legislature in preceding
February).
Pricil paid for franchises, ,$4,000,000,
tho othor $2,000,000 representing tho
physical properties, which had been
paid for, liowover, by $2,.'500,000 bond
ed debt.
June, 100(5 Merged with the O. W. P.
Company.
Growth of Capital Stock City & Sub
urban, $1,250,000; Portland Railway,
$800,000; totnl, $2.050.000 ConsoH-do-ter
Company, $t,000,000; aftor salo
In May, 1005, $0,000,000; afterward,
raised to $7,000,000; bonds author
ized $5,000,000.
. !!.,.. T.nnP. LinU.
Ham, Harney. jo.p. --
Polk Umatilla, I'nlOB and lamhilL I"
Multnomah county, the ofl.ee of sle
id' Is la doubt. In many counties the
sheriff's onice was -the only one cap
tured 1 tho Democrats.
irotn the Other Sido.
Tho Oregon Spiritual Society is hold
ing its annual camp meeting at .-
Kru. and the exsions aro mrv
tended. The camp mooting opened
Julv 8th, nnd will continue for ftnr
Sumlavo. Among the speakers who
hnvo been delivering messages from the
other world are Harrison D. Barrett, of
Chicago, president of tne auouu.
Spiritual Sxiety, and the mediums.
Mrs. I-enc Stnito. an, uauu i'"
and o'hers. Judge Davidson anil L. C.
Ouior, of this eity, who .vt-re in attend
ance since Sutwtay, returned last ev
ening, and repor. a pleasant and profit
able time. At several sesoions Judge
Davidson and "Dad" Guitv were
called to ine piauum. .mu ou .-
vo their experiences in 'he faith,
which thev did to the entire satisfac
tion of the audience.
NOTICE,
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ll T 1
Xoticeis hrcby given that on .order oj the County Court of I
... n.nn t i.i louowiim "" uuisuiuumir flLfaint M-.
' ...l. frt Julv. 1900. will ha e.nnleAlU.1 ., n M
COUE
issued seven , ,- ."''.',... -"r""'"' PVt1U
.1 A.. ncntivi rii nir luiYiiiviti m inuu uu tutvsi nrrni . . . i
WAEHANTS OUTSTANDING SEVEN YEARS PRIOR TO Jttlv
Date Nnti x V
AO. . "
September 10, 1S0O Mrs. N. H. BullU
April S, 1S03 Jos. N. Buff .,.,
'''.'.'.' July 0, 1S9S Cli'as, Wolverton ' '.
"t July S, 1S03 P. Stark '
', July 8, 1 SOS Tom Mitchel ....
'"'' July 14, 1S9S AVni. Jones
30,177
41.023
42,31"
42.33S
42,339
42,510
42,575
42,570
42,577
42,035
42.S25
-fl
John Dolyo
M"f. J. D. Fuller"
George Goin
Kennoth Chamness
.......J. H. McCallister
J. O, Goodnlo ...
.M. A. Gates & Co.
IV WAtrr.n niim iim minmnv IllllUOt
rEOPIJ BCTTElt MARKETS AND ' T,'. B0"rrt,t lm,rr-V h ,M tlu" tl,re
MAKE RALK&t A BETTER MARKET.
(In Mi.. nlUnr I.,,,. I i III.. 1..
.-,. .,u v...v. iMiiiM. ,..iin unv ir;u iv ,, . ,. ..
i ii nn s ami runs wty ruilroml pa
I within nlnmt on mile of it. A simr
could, Ihi built from tko nmlu Kim of
, miles from the Southern Pncltle rail-
road at Dallas, and the trains of the
Ins, Hllverton. Hlavl.in ami other have
uo ftir of losing their Jural trtde.
IVai,1a will t..i ,... m i.. Kn .....4.
fare each way to I staples th' c.u, tUll"r tM ' tlw quarry at
be iuirthaM.1 just as rheai.lv nt lio.ue.'V" ik We W,,'v H lraJMt 6f
Tbn be.HU f lrrt lr 1IB. h to ,,,,v,,,l"ie toe quTl for W.llttt
MA1CT. NEW AND ADDITIONAL ,'ur,H,w ' U W9r t wfil II-
EUSINiaa rOU ALL TOWNS e-eme ' vrf,R"U
new w,,fc ..mklK aeiv .. eu !CimONOLOaY Or THE PRANOinSE
vertiaff farm iironartv li HttlmrUn ' ..
.-J .l,l..l..l... .L. . "".
I....-.- mvr iwmiii)ing ih cMvaNiea(es
cf life
Wrtrk HatM ur.1 gft stimalus to
HwsatlnH, to imlw4rlM, i,r etUi-j.fM
glvlag -.wptoymHl in labor nnd erent
laic ltr toelal etiiaa4 ( tk
junqdc
OANDrDATlW WITH MOJBLS.
'ui h ant waek Htargta for aay
MnaiAit. far t WMiWy with n
atMrttmawt f wImI f sv 4.ip
tiou.
THE OOUNTIIV 18 TOO phospbu
OUsJ, tk waeala at Mutry te uvm
utiu i,m t.W4ly jvf, ,' ,0o wtur
tat tvltMt rUlng, TO STAND FOR IT
FrtHM (hit taa4ioiHt thrr U got
wu t,im far a nun Hk rya or
ltttt. .Uty who tako up aay fad to
"Let tt t your ftrt cat not to
Va tn vxy mxut dobt, Hft)lTeJ not
to jwor. wtutevor yuu hvo, p.nd
lew. lMywjr is a Bnt uuuy to
huiuAa UapuUta.-Dr. Johnson.
A tcsxl vrsy to wrry out thU
lJH ts to oiku a M-tux buk a.
count. It vrttl ahrajra td Utweeu
you ul want. Ttw bMijer you nve
V tho Ixnrcr It grow,, thre vtr
awu lntrst ptt ou depoatu of on
de-lUr .t uwju
A ivtusa bwOc .iouiit Is 1m
a ttc;iit tamtinut for idle
fundi.
Capita! National Bank
Te () eyonUn prints ho following
fhroaolngy of art which lei up to th
Jtwat of ta So-j-wr blanket car fran
ekU ) lVtlaml and tMr sole for
1.006.00(1. -hr mm of $S.00.000 being
additioual fur thiieal proprti. wak-
Ink i(t,uoo.ooo i aU.
Jua I. lWOMatr. lltlatlvo tick-
o Teffc Slmo tteke t.
IVbnwry, 1001 UrUlatur k.i '.
raarur loar. to Wft tobtiut tvr
Simon elwrtr of uas.
l(oarr, !.( A. U a4Is ebairvan (ai
tnrd raldrat of Couarildate t'ar
Oawpaaj j. auw i.-vt id of ta Ptr
NaloMl llaok.
Otaar active emUr J. X. Teal. iut4
C. U, S. Wood, at(faya for Qa
'oaanny; Y, v lloLj,,,. motnf. t9f
ta (lral UUirU ifvkjt W
M. UdU, ujj f. mtmt i(Bkri
Ja llrua Chartar apprpv! U tlty
Jaauary S3. liH-Can, ti9d b
UUuio ad m ta aat
day.
""" w ,eM franeti,-. ue
ranta u, isrtu,u ttatlway Com
ay (Nov.iWr 4, lnoji. Ougn
atr , a jiiwavr Cmw
tlW.l mmt 4.4 0g Sub.
W II (day Mm fr,,i W(MU
4 lo Ouv SuWbaa) ckarta
!. Uy t.r tWM Mj 0, B0fd
altmiMr or at U ,1U,. P
j4Vy u by paTaraor.
l-Wr war ,Urtr tt Craaek,,
or vlh4ttt Ulr timnw to
elir ihertf aad ntu ,
teWiU wh hare W3 cr to
Ohoorfully Itccommcndcd for Eheuma.
ttun,
O. O. HiKbeo, Danville, 111., writes,
Dec. 2, 1001: "About two vears airo
I was labl up for four months, with
rheumatism. I trlod Ballard's Snow
Liniment; ono bo'tlo cured me. I cau
cheerfully rcoiiimond it to all su!T&--lag
from liko alTection. 23c, 50c and
$1. Per silo by D. J. Prv.
Delegates to Irrigation Congress.
A meeting of the Greater Salem Com
mercial Club will be held tonight at the
city hall, when the appointment of two
.iniorrnies to tho Xational Irircation
Congress at BoUe will bo made. Other
important business will come up ror
consideration.
Tim ehv nf Salem will be entitled to
fivp ilelefatiw at the Irrigation Con-
-- n
gross, and thesre will be appointed by
Mayor Watii s.
o
Basoball Players and Foot Racers I
Louis J. Krueer. ex-champion long-
diatanco foot racer of Germany and
Holland, write, October 27, 1901:
During mr fc-ainine of eight weeks'
foot races at Salt Lake City, in April
last, I used Bal land's Snow Liniment
to my greatest satisfaction. There
fore, I highly recommend Snow Lini
mont to all who aro troublod with
sprains, bruises or rheumatism." 35c,
50c and $1. Sold by D. J. JVy.
o . cpunties , and tho invitation niado
uraews ana x-onnca. tliroiuri the nowsrmnnra n moonf t
Secretary of Stato Dunbar Is on- include ervcryboilj- who is interested in
gaged in making a new directory of the dairvinr?.
I c?
county ollicers in Oregon. The dk'ectory
will show tho politics of all the officials,
and is an interesting document.
The political belief of the countv of
ficials in tho state follews:
Thcro arc IS Uemibllcan and lfi
July 16, 1S9S
..July 1G, 1S9S.
...July 10, 1S9S.
...July, 21, 1S0S.
,. August. 4, 1S9S.
42.S50 August 4, 1S9S.
43.34(1 September 30, 180S.
43,471 October 1G, 1S9S Eobort McGuiro ....
43.S11 Novi'inber 12, 1S0S Catborino Benson
43.S12 November 12, 1S9S A. Lonnon
43.S6S November 15, 1S9S Prank Wray,
44,013 December 9, 1S98 Henry Weiiler
.unio December 9. 1S9S P. Cohen
44,021 December 9, 1S9S Wilson Oliver
44,076 January 5, 1S99 George, Bauornfield ..
44,201 January 7, 1S99 D. L Ficsto-
44,276 January 14, 1S99 James Mulligan ....
44.2S1 January 14, 1S99 Fred Sylvester ....,
44.2SS January 14, 1S99 C. II. Peck .,
44,230 January 14, 1099 Mrs. Amanda Nelson
44.0S0 ..... April 10, 1S90 E. M. Cooper
45.003 " April 10, 1S0U James Langloy ....'
45,005 Ajfil 10, 1S99 John Fisher .,
45.121 May 6, 1S00 E. Spaulding .'
45.124 .'.May 8, 1S99 G. Spaulding
45.125 May 0, 1S99 A. Spaulding
45,132 May 6. 1S90 George Goodhuo ...
45,215 Tune S, 1S99 Mrs. .Moser
45.257 June 9, 1S99 E. McGinnis
Stato of Oregon,
County of Marion.
i. it. u. Allen, County Clerk of Marion County, Oregon, hereby trt!
thnt the foregoing list comprise all the warrants outstanding against Jfc
county, oiaio or uregon, isueu seven years prior to July, 100(5, which
warrants shouldi be advertised and cancelled in nee.ordnneo with fU.i;
of Sections 632, 2633 and 2634, Bellinger & Cotton's Codes and Btifarta
regn' K. D. ALLEN, County"CIrl
Smiles
WMk. yn Portlan'iars, walk!
Kug'in has no Wind-Miics. Th- ....
. '
GotHl produce good, c me j..,,.
crime. Bvll dafaat ttir
W aball now have miw -.-l
Arteaiati wvlh ar thA i.t.,.. .ki... ,1
ta Wiltaawtat vallay.
MW DoUy Heft i lakjU, mtk
dKl riM from her edl'wial Ulwri
u IU (nlinr 0te au.i she ha
ut Mi. H.Ktn SwHh la charge.
Uugene Gwalj Mary MeUua it writ
l a new U.ok. Ut her publishers. M,h
(in conidwtloB for the put lie v-in
ot aprlag It until after ! heated
CW M.y Tl: When uea.Jy Ml the
7r". .eat oooditloar. th,
! mBfc w th, .ldwu, ..
U. kQW C( tUL. odiwi V- ..1,1. .
irkm ... i . iaaie.l
OorNam. OaH(c Wti. jMln
y makta tk. a.ta-..t ikat .7
'Z.rxr !" -Cr.1
. Star r'-" -
W kad U cka.,. MU
"' Wheels fcno Watfcm .
- IX.Mrti.1. a. y "."
Democratic judges, 25 Itepublican and
8 Democratic clerks; 26 Itepublicn i
troaure.-s and Democrats, 25 Repub
lican school superintendents and 7 Dem
ocrats and one woman superintend
ent, who is supposed not to havo anv
politic of any kind.
Tho county asMs?ors are 22 Republi
cans and 17 Democrats; there are 25
Republican! ihc ills and 6 Democrats
mid two who do not know "whore they
aro at." Tl'io county commissioners
who were elected two years ago are
composed of 24 Republicans and 9
Democrats, and the now bunch has 30
Republicans nnd 3 Democrats. There
aro 27 Republican co-oners, 4 Demo
crats and 1 Prohibitionist.
McKay and Withycombe.
1 James Wythicoinbr-, of Hie gov
ernment experiment s'ation. at tl e
Oregou Agricultural College, will be
p'owui at the meeting nf the dairvmen
ami farmer Saturday afternoun. Dr
Withyeoiulw U uue of the bet poto
mew in the stae cmi eattlo and d.ii v
producu, an.t his remark will bo list
ened to with as imiuh interest ns the
spoivh of P-ofiVior McKay, of the Iowa
Agricultural College. Khiborate prep-i-ration
ar Uing made t,r tho met
ing, and it is belied Mint the attem'
auee will 1.. lurg,-. A great mnnv in
vltations hae beon sent out to the
prominent fa. , r la M.triua m Po,,.
Danderine
Indigestion.
With its companions, heart burn, flat
ulence, torpidity of the liver, consti
pation, palpitation of the heart, poor
blood, hoadaeho and other nervous
symptoms, sallow ekin, foul tongue, of
fensive breath nnd a legion of othor
ailments, - Is at onco tho most wide
spread nnd' destructive malady among
the American people. The Horbino
treatmont will euro nil these troubles.
50a bottle. Folr sale by D. J. Fry.
XRAY3
Headquarters for Twin
Standard Binding Twine, thj
on earth at 12 cents roor rvniin.1 lrj
cents net cash, Don't ujo hfeJ
stuff, fo.- it will cost more in tie I
run. Mitchell, ;LovIs & Stavet CI
Salem Branch. uj
Optic.
Which is the greater, the ono Goodo
man, or the S00 workers!
Because the street .'n'ilwnys run cars
over the Portland streets, Mr. Goodo
should not arrogate to himself tho idea
Mint he) owns the town. ' Of course, he
dues, but some day there will bo' an
ejectment suit.
Bifocal lenses near-sighted till
sighted lenses made to order.
Gold and Go!
Filled Frame;
Also made to ordor. Our prifn!
Will linsl An Bvdnlil a 'J
Chas. H. Hinge
Jewelers and Optician
1 23 Commercial St.
OHEW THIS HAIR,
WE
CAN
PROVE
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FURNITURE, HOP BASKETS
Camp Outfits
r-M y i.w -lay we have a customer sav: "Well, I'vo just IoW
. . .,. u.r ., ,,, a cot or a bureau like this-and your price Un
sonable." This only Rne, to i.rove thnt. !. ,- ., -..M.l.tl
1 llllO iif rurnlfiiiA - ... J
, mmV "ippties. hardware, etc., you are taking a step
tlu. right direction when you start for the store of
J.N. SHANTZ, 373CPURT SITSL
A I aCI. a rcn PiiiMRiNr,
r L. I rCirK TINNING AND
' - onnr n
Cornice Work, Heating and Building Work of all Hi
Estimates Made and Work Guaranteed
Murphy Blk Stnr Qf
P . - wi
palcm, Oregon Phnnel5l
t-o"y'ar
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OKAS. K. SPAULDINO,
President.
n n xttt-TS.
' Sec and Trl
Chas. K. Spaulding
Logging Co.
Manufartnrprc f
BlAiM. . 1
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Oregon nnc, Ash and Maole Lui
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SALEM, OREGON.