Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 01, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textft Vi 1 h i a H M I If' E HI I! I s V i DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL BY HOFEB BEOS Publishers and Proprietors. SS3 SUBBCEIPTION EATE8. By Mail. Daily Journal, one month 35c Dally Journal, tbree month .,..11.00 Dairy Journal, one year ......... 4.00 Weekly Journal, one year 1.00 By Carrier. Dally Journal, por month 50e THE OHKGO.V SKXATOIiSIIlT. It seems to bo flearly and dis tinctly In the hands of Jonathan Bourne, If the law and th ovote of tho people aro to bo regarded. If tho Republican party IS TO DEFY THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE and throw tho glittering baublo In to tho arena of tho old-style contest, WHOSE WILL IT UK? At Portland thoro aro two gentle men named and talked about In case of a tlo-up Harvey W. Scott and Theodore I). Wilcox. Both are na tional figures, and know their way about In Washington. At Salem thero Is, much as we dlsllko to admit It, no really available timber. T. T. Gcer It scorns has served tho party until there Is XOTHINH I.V fiTOUK FOH HIM HUT IIUMI'H AND THUMIVj. That Is about whnt any mnn can expect who ban given tho Republi can tho bent years of his llfo, who has stumped tho state for them until ho Is no longer a political novolty nnywhoro. Of course, wo havo ex-Governor Lord, I. L. Patterson and A. N. Gil bert, all In a receptive mood In any forced contingency whoro tho Htuto really had to hunt for some ono to fill tho place. It Is not assumed that any of theso gentlemen of tho sonatorlnl di mensions will Ho nwako nights to promote Mr. Bournes success. It can bo said for KCOTT THAT HE 1IVI-S PAUTIAL .SUPPORT TO THE IIOUR.VE CLAIM. As for tho rest of the boanos and innungers, thoy havo their lightning rods up, not ono of them voted for llmrno, or over was hoard to say be believed In tho law of popular elec tion. If tho peoplo ovor get n sonntor by direct vote. It will be when tho spoils manipulator havo lost their appetites .for mora gruel. GOVERNOR CUMMINS WINS OPT. Bright, brainy, progrwMlve Cover- nor Cummtus, of Ion a. has won out in his fight (or olltle leadership Along new lines In Iowa. Ho as made it vigorous contest 1011 TARIFF REVISION OIIg wr. tain safe und conservative line, roll CONTROL OF THE CORI'ORA. TIONS, AMI A IHRIICT PRIMARV. Cummins seems to have back of him tho youuRur and InmImmm ele ments of tho stute, while the Iowa delegation and Iowa momher of ike cabinet did not take part. Cummins U one of the mh in the Rcpublleaii party bu bll t 4o Get Rid of Scrofula rinnehe, eruptions, livauUtaj. w. nti of tiiyiiai na r. ai- u tt Umi, rickru. ili(ariu. eaUrrb, vuuet, aw only mu of U truck. Mwl, It Is a very active evU, cultac hroc U th wnok i7tm. Hood'sSarsaparilla Kraltu It. m rt 4juita, jtterpt eo ratxumu, inma: ui so umi op iuv. ixc mix waxux as iiam wwix yiwntsa por ax is. VHSytKUCTT. ir MxKKtnui ix our m ICi IJEJUR1MISVT IT WILL iu: luitMXQ thiuji: pint CEXT I.NTURIST AXI WILL HE AV.ilMlllI4e WllttX VA.YT!Hi. Savkgs LVpttriKal CMtaINaWoiiiaudc $$Mt JGaJsr Thin Blood ....I AMKtv f We wish vou would ask your own aoctor doui ."hU "ifl him to 5 1 you hon.lr what he think, It will do for your case, this. Ask him to leu you i,tI9Hmu! w. Pbiui j.ciwc., Than Art nrrlel CS he SSVS. ,- rmi. of ll enr ioJiln' Iwll, Xui. . y .r.f' in things. HE IS IS THfa iw - WITH LA FOLMHTK, OF WISCOV SIX. The Republicanism that points al ways to the past gloria of the party and stands pat for all the abuses of the present Is not so dear to the hearts of the people as It once was The mere office-holding contingent within tho party cannot satisfy the demand for things to be done. Now Is the accepted time to work for the people, and not in the uncertain fu ture. Cummins l to be congratulated on bis victory over strong combina tions of able and Influential men. He seems to have got the people back of hm, and can accomplish a great deal If he stands pat with his own pro- grutn. WEATHER REPORT The week was drj except Saturday, whon clouds formed and In a numbir of places thunder storms occurred, with very light rain. In the coast counties the nights and mornings were generally cloudy or foggy and tho afternoons clear. East of the Cascade mountains and In Southern Oregon tho sunshine was excessive Tho temperature averaged above normal, with tho coolest weathor during the closing days of the wck. In tho Willamette valley the warm- test day was Friday, when the max imum temperature was above 90 de grees. In Southern Orogon Tuesday and Friday wore both hot days, with , mnximum temperatures above 90 ds greos, but the remaining days were only modorntoly warm. East of the Cascado mountains temperatures of 90 degreos or more wore common during the first five days, after which lowor temperatures provallod. Tho winds woro generally light and tholr prevailing dlroctlon was northwesterly. Coast District. Bay City, Tillamook county, Cap tain J. J. Dawson During the wook denso fogs wore provalont In tho oar ly morning hours, but tho romnlndor of the day was gwuorally clear and cool. Toledo, Lincoln county. Otto K. Krogstnd The days were clear, ex cept In tho fore part of th week, but tho nights " were cool and foggy. Northwest winds prevailed. Pfllrvltiw, Coos county, Wm. Bt tys Th weather was clear during the weok. Moderate northwest wlud prevailed. Willamette Valley. PortUad. Maltnomah cottnty, Lo cal 0, Weathor Hwnt Tho weok wm clettr and warm, except Sat nrday, whea a thttwler storm ueta rod. with a rwy llht fall of raJa. The armeti day wM FHday, with a maximum teapenttiir of J djrs The winds were Hjcht and most I v frow the aorthweM. Forwst Drove. WaohUfton conaty, D J Taylor The wek wm war?) aad clear. PrWay Mag tho wara 4ay. on 9aUrday a traoe of rata fell Corraitts. Uoaloa eoasly, F. W. MroiaalaTae weathor darts the k wu atwteniioly wana. IU a steady breaa ktowta from the wr darlas too artaraooa. 0 Saturday atormiac Ud aeU of thtra dtr were hoard, which w naeiiil dnrin tho arteraooa. bat Ue c ruatrstariBi: Brecrprtattoa wm hot a ah to wet tho iroaad, SothrH OrtiKHH. TrIa. Dorta eoaaty. Ira Wloi brtr T wevohor w drj- aa-1 warn. Taoodar aa4 rrtday hoiac ifco wai J- To weot eloaed with too ? BATtiy oaarcruc aad with JUMly lovor toaaaecataroa. Utmu Pa, itmtrvkim eooatr. J. fc Piod-xt-CWv ,ttos Movallad Urta tao woe. Hixli aaxlsanai (ataaeratarra were recorded darta ta y, hut tt aau ware coo! XonJa ocrorrod. AaaAaod. Jak aotaaty. p. u. Carwew-Ta wmm dart the wok m tie&r. vfcna tad dry. OoataU OaaaUr. Iaral Weathor Br-Mo Olemr tArtot w Uirooaohoat th aoek, rt. M o Sob-U, isawiOks. Ko rala tw. Too totoaontara a-a aoovo aftrtaal. KW. Joothe Qoaaty, E. F. aor. -Tho wok wua hex aad ar. Tho iMovalMas tej Wttt trom h atatth. JOAQl'LV MILIJJR. l "I Sierra Will iAKt v tn the SiuUv. Btiseae, Or . Aat 1 -Sooa the "Pt of the Strra- may be kB0WB DAILY CAPITAL JOUIt.VAL. SALEM, Experience count inyihing with you? Then what do you think of 60 years' experience with Ayer's Sarsaparillal Sixty years of curing thin blood, weak .u- . ..,.,.- nf tha Rlnalntr.' ,a ' "c "" -.-.. - 1 Joaquin Miller, who Is known br his writings irom coasi iu cuasi, m Portland. Accompanied by his mas sive beard, his unshorn locks and bis picturesque garb, the word paint er ha3 arrived in Oregon. Long be for he was recognized by the world Joaquin Miller lived In primitive Or- egon, ana in nts spare moraenis as a country lawyer and school teacher, he turned out enough verse for Ooorge HImes, secretary of the Ore gon Historical society, to print In two thin volumes. To these were at tached the titles "Joaquin" and "Specimens." Tho "Specimens" panned out and proved to be the out cropings of a rich mine of imagina tion. Now, Joaqin Miller returns to his own people. He has bought a place on tho banks of the turgid Sluslaw, whoro everything Is beautiful and only man Is vile. In this beautiful spot tho poot will recreate and write. It will bo his fltiinincr home, for In tho winter ho will fly south to his cottago at Frultvnlo, California. When fish nro not biting, Joaquin will loll In his hut overlooking the Sluslaw, and dally with tho muse. It is an Ideal rctrcnt for him, and the poet is determined to extract nil the enjoyment posHlblo from it. Hl3 visit to Portland is but u stopover affair, for Joaquin is now on his way oast to consult with publishers. Tho bard has written n new collec tion of vorso, under the general title of "Lovo Is All In All, Love," which will be placed on the market In the near future. HATES. Netvixtrt, Viiituliia Hay, llicltenliiish Hot Springs from All S. 1. ami C. X- E. Points. On and after Juno 1, 190C, the Southern Pacific, In connection with the Corvnllis & Eastern railroad from points on their linos to New port, Yaqulna and Dotrolt nt very low rates, good for raturn until Oc tobor 10, 1906. Three-day tickets to Newport and Yaqulna, good going Saturdays and roturnlng Mondays nre nlso on sale from all east points, Portland to En geno, Inclusive, and from all west bldo points, onabllng people to visit tholr families and fepond Sunday at the soasfdo. Season tickets from all oast side point. Portland to Eugene inclusive, and from all weet side points, are also on sale to Detroit at very low rates, with stop-over privileges at MHI City or any point east, enabling tourists to vtalt the Santlam and Itreltenhuah Hot Springs In the Cas cade mountains, whieh can bo reach ed la oae day. Season tickets will bo good for ro turn from all points until Octobor 10th. ThreoMlay tickets will be good going Saturday and returning; Mon day oaly. Tlrtceu from Portland aad vleialty will he good for return vt the eaal or west side at option of paaseuftvr.' Tlekeu from Eugene aad vicinity will be good going via the LebanoB-Sprtasnoltl branch If doatrod. Baggage on Newport tick eta chocked through to Newport; on Yaqnltu tickets to Yaaulna only Saaday excursions to Newport on tho C i K. will boela Jano 10th or 17th and ma svory Sunday thereafter, leaving Alby at 7:50 a. m . leove Corvallts at S a. m. S. P. tralnd connect with the c & K. at Alhou aad Carvnliu r.P v.. -.- -. . .....w ,.. .- aeiaa aad .Newport. Trains on tho C h . lor Detroit will lwiu Al bany at 7:10 a. m., eaabttng tout sts to tho hot sprtajr to roach tLerv tho Mate day. Train from ami t. Cor vallai coanett with all et Mde umlaa oa tho S. P. Hull lafonoaUoa - to rat., Mme table. oU.; eaa ho obtained uU ap pUoatkM to J. C. Mayo. Gen Pas. Arc C. lb R. R. rm AUB x h Craig. O. p. a., S. P. Co.. Portland w to aay S. p. o r a & K. ag.nt Ratea from Salon to Newport 5 to Yaqojoa. 14.!; thro-day rate troot Satota to Newport, j 00. Ratwni Ortgtu Suit, The aH of Her. V. u GBllaHmo apil the K. a D. Fruit Uad com ay. xaa argued before the saireiuo aiwrt yotarday attoraoou. The caso a soU to compel the specified jer formaact) of a contract aad Involves nwnT orth IStaa. Ttt1 waU(r a u on aatal by the plaintiff from the dbtrlct ooart of Malheaur H.ty. Hon. will U. King rpro- the respoadoats. and E T Wolfe of Mountain Home. Idaho, the apPvlUnt WEDNESDAY. AUGUST OREGON. wH-HHtt ii REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS: ' Marion County Land That la ' ' Changing Ownership PriC ' ! ThAt Obtained. timilllliHHIIIlU'tW1 The following real estate trans fers have been filed with the county recorder. S. L. and S. Mundell to Ernest Anderson, land on Boon's Island and .16 of an acre In Salem X. A. and F. M. Williams to F. and A. Goodln, et ux., w. 4 of lot 7. Waldo Hills 1450 fruit farm No. 3 F. B. Roberts and wife to W. E. Savage and to J. F. Sav age, SO acres land In t. 7 s., r. 3 w F. A. Copley and wife to S. E. and S.Hardcastle, lot 4 blk. 2, Woodburn Pack. Co. ad dition to city of Woodburn, w. d Hamlin F. Smith to F. W. Waters, lots 1, 2, S, 10, 17, 1300 3000 1125 IS. 21, 22, 27, 29, 31, 32, 33, and e. 4 lot 9 In Smith's fruit farms Ina D. Bonney to M. L. Hen dricks, 17 acres sec. IS, t. 5 s 1 w T. W. and S. J. Franklin to M. L. Hendricks, 5.35 acres, t. s., r. 1 w S00 900 Of Interest to Sick People. We have all the sympathy in the world for sick people, and want to treat them in a serious way. There Is no humor In pain and affliction, but hard earnest fact. It is impos sible for the patient to impress on others the extent of suffering they endure, and their anxiety for relief. To got well or be relieved Is their one thought. Any remedy that will bring this about has their everlast ing gratitude. We have thousands of letters from people who have had dyspepsia, sick headache and bilious attacks, who tell us how thankful they wore for having used Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills. They are sold at all drug stores for 25c per box. Only one for a dose. These pills remove tho cause of disease and make the skin clear and healthy looking. o SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION! Fisliiiip Excursion to the Snntiam and Hrcltenhiish River Hound Trip $2.00. For the benefit of those who doslre to spend a Sunday in tho mountains, fishing In the famous Santiam and Breltenbush rivers, the Southern Pacific has made arrangements to soil tickets, Salem to Detroit at the low rate, of $2.00 for tho round trip, which will be good going on train No. 13, leaving Salem at 6:32 p. m. Saturday, August Uth, and on spe cial train on the C. & E. to Detroit, which leaves Albany at 7:30, Imme diately after the arrival of No. 13 In Albany, and for return on speclnl train leaving Detroit early Monday morning. August 13th, and arriving In Albany In time to connect with tho Roseburg local for Salem, which loaves Albany at 7:30 a. m. This Is a golden opportunity for thoso who deeire a day jn tho moun tains catching the speckled beauties, which abound in the Snntiam aud Broltenbush rivers. Stop over will bo allowed at any point oast of Mill City dealrd. Remember the date, Saturday, August 11, 1906. 7-27-td Men Wanted. Sawmill aed lumber yard laborers 12.25 per day. Woodsmo, $2.25 to $3.00. Steady work. Apply to Booth. Kelly Lumr Co., FupDo. Or s.o.f. TID3 TOWN CRIEE. Cou!.lB f n-aVe ,- ,BaouBt mon that woul.l r:.w tte public bette Lh"fc!..,V I.11- ". tfcat their .a a.d the Sal,m Soa Juairv tai be eo,p..eo wlu aBywntra the eoaatry f.r th p,rfwtica a : z.iw'it ., ... as, 1,, thiij e weuia hava then t 08-. Trv V, Cl c. vwnn aivaH i.nji.j.n r. . SALEM STEAM LAUe " ' OoloneL J. Olmstead, Pro 1, 1000. . .1 .niinin mftnl You can gee a jjuu" ou.- or a short order that you will rel ish if you go to tho White House Restaurant GEORGE BROS. Proprs. Phcne Main 196, Stato St. Meals served at all hours. mmm BBBBBBenwBoaawaa,,,BaaoaoaaBiaw"' i Do yotf have success in baking? If you tfse ordin ary baking powder there are times when yoa do not, Eppfey's Perfection Baking Powder can be depended upon to give tmiform results. It is a pare, nutritious, Salem product put up in glass jars. Sold by Salem Grocers. C. M. .EPPLEY Manufacturer Salem .... Ore. DO NOT HAVE YOTJB HEAD SAWED OFF By jobbers and carpenters who sell inferior lumber at a big profit. Get our prices before buying. Wo can avo you money. GOOD ALE LTTMBEE CO. Use 9a Self Rising B. B. B. Float Ask your grocer for it. MK99SaMeaa)4HM I Gold Dust Flottt 1 Made by THE SYDNEY POW EE COMPANY, Sidney, Oregon. Made for family use. Ask your grocer for it. Bran and shorts ahsays on hand. P. B. Wallace AGENT HacaNtiicatM,,., H. S. Gilc & Co. "Wholesale Merchants and Dealers in FRUIT AND PBODUCE. Wo have large supplies of berry boxes, both tin top and folding, also crates. Get your supplies Ser6. Wt buy butter, eg?., poultry, produce, etc Pay eaah. HOTEL OREGON Corner of SVAn, 1 o... ... Portland, Oregon, he new and modern hotel of the dtv . particularly to reaidonta . Z 1 nflJ ether Oregon dUea. E,,"!.; Pb. Freabus. Ra tee $1.00 Z .ttracUve. DaUy ,,.. WEInTrr.TkTrrarT,,,- MtMttMiaUM HOTEL CO XT.UUIJ 7bi -am TIjtiV aw ll 1 aUiaK. lkV -wr I ' ,mg f i-? Nil . ' o. smJWf I i" laawa 10 rait s"" J"" ""-. I Ml fclir tt- w ,lk - l h. 1 ijtr.ii m Tii;icicu"'--- 1 eoM).,, Wo keep our meats, which m ways fresh, in the coolest p , uur uunura uro an experts th fore we will please you, as V pieuBiug ouiers. uruers given attention. E. O. CEOSS. Phono 291. Prod Tie Fashion Stabll Formerly Simpson's Stables. up-io-aaie avery and cab j Funeral turnouts a specialty, fol ho for picnics and excursion!. pJ 44. UHAS. W. YANNKE, mt ana zw aigh Street, BRICK Brick furnished in large or quantities. 1'ressed brick miit order. Yard on Stato street, MutJ Penitentiary. SALEM BEIOK YABD. A. A. BURT0.V, Just Received Two cars of best Star A Star Cti Shingles. Havo you tried Malthoid Hoofing P. & B. Building Paperl Full Guarantee. Wovon "Wire Fencing of all L'J Fence Posts, Gates, Gate Hardwl and Screen Doors. WALTEE MOB 250 Court St., Salem, i RELIEF FOR LADIES. FRENCH TANSY WAFERS Original and only genuine. Pst up yellow wrapper with Crown trade wd For salo by leading druggists. Piiwl per box. Summer School Tho first term of tho Capital Normal opens on May 1st, to eontiaj eight weeks. Tutition $10. Baaa School of Primary Methods, 0p June 11th, to continue three week- dress J. J. Kraps, or County Saperl tondent E. T. Moores, Salem Or. O. C. T. 0 Steamers Pomona and Altona 1 for Portland daily except ''Sunlaj 7:10 a. m. M. P. BALDWIN, Agent! SUNDAY EXCURSION on the Corvallis & Eastern Ral road TO NEWPORT Sunday excursion to Newport 11 return on tho Corvallls and E"5'! railroad will leave Albany EVEEY SUNDAY AT 7:30 A. U. Arriving in Newport at noon, &; ing leave Newport at 5:30 p. m., g"1 5V. hours at th finest resort in ' West. Health, rest and pleasure I the weary worker. Threa-day and coason tickets fr" all S. P. points, good going and rts ing on Sunday excursion trains. Par from Alhnnv. Corvallls Of P1 nmntl 1 nn - .., .....nil Irltl. vl nections at Albanr with Eugene 1 going southbound overland on ttj GOOD BBBBBLMBaHaaH ADVICE Buy at our prices and sava 9f your groceries. Our offering - appeal strongly to you, beea"" values can be sen at a gl( Baker, Lawrence &Bjj? Sacceaaon u Warritt & L,p" ' u laW6a gj UjM.y, , - fc, ffgj" W' " y