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DAlLIf CAPlTAljOURNAL, SALEM. OllEGOX MOMMY, AUGUST 0. 1000..
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T1I1-J LA'Wfl'lfAIlD'TlKAIlT. '
"1 am yours to do with ns you like.
I ami nil that I have aro your to do
with ns you like."
In this downright fashion a young
Pennsylvania wroto to lila sweet
heart a fow months before his death.
lie loft ho formal will. But the girl
knew how ho. wanted his property
disposed of. Hod oho not that pre
clous letter? Forthwith sho present
d It to tho probate court, nnd the
J ml go a inau with no more romance
la bin outfit than there is In a hag
f. potatoes ruled tho tender
osplstlo out. Ho stood pat on the
Jotter of tho law.
And yet ono might think that n
Knllant judgo who would have
Strained a point to sec a testamen
tary direction In that treasured let
ter. Could anything bo plainer?
Many a lawyer has covered page's
with legal technicalities and drawn a
will that was far less Intolllglble.
And many a lawyer hns drawn n will
support electric cars nnd other ve
hicles of unusual weight has forced
stone and concrete structures upon
the attention of councllmen, cora-
jnUsIoncrs, engineers nnd tax-payers
alike. The old plan of constructing
hrldirna of wood nnd steel has been
found most extravagant and unsatis
factory As a rule, such structures
become dangerous after ten years of
UHi., Uliu usiui: iiuui icijumuh laic
annual exjiertdltures for repairs, are
oyc-sorfs to these who have any
sense of or for the beautiful. Spo
kane nild other progressive western
cities have this problem before them,
and their citizens will do well to
nrofit br the experience of Indian
apolis nnd other eastern cities, which
have transformed this part of their
highways Into everlasting monu
ments of usefulness nnd beauty by
ropluclng their wooden nnd steel
bridges with concrete and stone.
IIOIIST I.V HOP MAHKKT.
Hlg Cnllfornlt Operator nt Lnt In
struct Agent to Make Con
tracts.
Tho past week has been the most
exciting In. some respects that the
Oregon hop market has ever known.
As In the preceding week, a substan
tial advance has been recorded. The
volume of business was less In the
previous week, but the Interest was
more widespread. From the hop
fields of Josephine county up to
Skagit county In Washington, the
excitement among tho growers has
been Intense. Hardly less excited
wore tho dealers In the prospective
profits to bo mndo out of tho rising
market. After the ruinous prices
and tho monotonous course of tho
TEACHERS
ALLOWED
IflORE PAY
1 M
Increase of Five Per Cent
Granted ail Around
At a meeting of the school board
Saturday night, the salary of the
teachers was Increased five per cent
This wa3 granted In the nature of a
compromise. Dr. Epley was In favor
of making an Increase of ?10 per th(J statc rJfle team thftt w, repre.
GATHER
HERE FOR
' ' PRACTICE
Sergeant Swartz the Crack
Marksman of Oregon
Militia in Salem
Once again "Willamette Camp" on
the west side of the river Is nllve
with militiamen, who have gathered
horn to nrnctice shooting for the
competition held for the selection of
Albany Brewing: Co.'s
Beet DCnnf a A o
Tn lUo roar nf Shflfof'c Waie.r C( j '
fif,no W o' ' S'lS
FAMOUS ALBANY BEER
In bottles and kegs which will fee delivers i
r fc ? . MC us a mal Qf rf
AT THE MAPLES.
month In the salaries, while other
members were willing .to allow only
a $5 raise. Dr. Epley then moved
that tho Increase be made 5 per cent.
Lee, Epley and Smith voted yes, and
Crolsan nnd Byrd, no.
' Then on motion of Dr. Epley, It
sent Orccon in the big national tur
nament at Sea Girt, New Jersey. All
the companies of the state will not
be here to train, the expense being
too creat to bring representatives
here for three or four days shoot.
Several members from the companies
mormons ' mS
Siv Missionaries FromU(ah
"octrine
Gentiles,
inrT.,n.n "U
" w ""Lirinn o .
iu miM.1
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wns agreed that teacners who had located In Portland are here to prac
taught In the samo district tho pre- tlco for tho skirmish and the long
vlous year and who had received $45. distance ranges. There are few, if
should be given 155.
The salary of tho high school prin
cipal was Increased from $80 to $95.
The following assignment of
teachers was made:
East school J. S. Graham, prln
any other, ranges In the state which
are supplied with long distance
ranges, there being none available In
Portland, and the metropolis
marksmen come here to train.
Major Franck C. Baker, of Port
clpal, Sa; Helen W. Gleason, 7a and land, will be the team coach. Those
rl. i i v f. .... . ... I . . .
innr. mnri-nt n.in n,..i.i.. , .
.... uwi; ...njv. I1UD lillinu U IU v w ... ni;i, WHO UAIIIlilllUll IS UVl
which was so carefully worded that to ho wondered at.
no court could find out what it
mcunt. But In tho document which
tho young lady offered for probato
thero was no room for doubt. Its
author had given tho whole works
to his betrothed, and tho Judgo ought
to hato had Bonso enough to under
stand that It the letter was not a
testamentary bequest. It was at least
n comprohensivo and final deed of
Klft. Any wotnnn lawyer could hnvo
told hi in that much. Hut women
lawyora nro fow In Pennsylvania, and
tho hard-hearted, cold-blooded, nnr-xow-mlnded,
wooden-headed, hide
bound, precedent, ridden slavo of
technical jurisprudent ruled the
lmper out because It lacked some
thing of tho regular form of wills
forsooth, It did not begin with the
proper formulu, "In tho name of
Cod, amen, I, John Dee, being of
aound nnd disposing mind nnd mom
ory," ot.; nor did It wind up with
tho usual signature of witnesses.
It Is a mean man who Mould Insist
upon such formalities, and thereby
keop a charming oung lady out of
tho property that had been given to
ir, wiw us owner thrown In. At
this rlstanco from tho Keystone
state, wo admit that we aro In con
tempt of tho Judge's court. Taoomn
Ledger.
8TO.VK IMUIMJi: MOVKMU.YT Al.l.
itKHir.
1 Spokane Orntor-Outburst )
Tho uocMslty for tho construction
of highways, aoross streams and ra
VlnoM In tho northwest which win
A Bad Stomach
It's a WMk .tomseti, a stomach that ran
not properly inform its functions.
Aweo Us sym,.Mu, M uulrr
U), iuuhn. Win tuc.U, heartburn,
tkt,inB, vomimiir, rutmt, ,, u,rrou.
u s tr
Hood'sSarsaparilla
Currs fe b44 totnrb. InJljwtlon ana dy
IMU wkj tt. cur Is r-miatunt.
t' no suuttituta
What caused more Interest yester
day thnn any othor development wns
tho news thnt the E. Clemens Horst
UHiipnny had nt last entered the
market as an nctlvo bidder for. con
tracts. Agents of this firm offorcd IP
cents both nt Mount Angel nnd In-
depondonce, but so far as could bo
ii-urneii, wmioui success. Tho very
fact, however, that Horst had ap
peared ns n buyer was enough to
add grent strength to ho market.
Slnco tho 13-cent mnrk was passed,
his nnme had not been heard as n
purchaser. The trndo generally re
garded him as short mnnv thousand
bales, and as he refused to come In
wlion tho hulgo started. It was nro.
limed ho had no faith In tho upwnrd
movement.
Horst Is tho largost growor of
hops In tho world, with Immense
ranches nil along tho coast from
Calfomla to Urltlsh Columbia. It
wns presumed ho was figuring on fill
ing nu early contracts with Eastern
and English brewers with hops of
his own production nnd counting on
a slumii In tint into u-int... ... ..-.
- ""iivi til JIV.M
spring to provide him with cheap
hops for tho remainder of his solo.
Therefore, the news thnt came down
from the west side at noon, thai his
agents had resumed operations. wn
hnlled with delight by nil who will
be tionofited by higher prices.
The largest Mile of the day was
made In this city. a. j. Hbv g. So
disposed of SO.000 pounds from their
MoUon yard nt 16 cent. Two .!,
ko uioy som H6.000 pounds nt 10
cents. NotwlthstandHg they let go
of l os.ooo imHmU of t heir growlus
crops. Mr Itay was not prepared to
wy he lM.llevel the top of the mar
W had been rchel. Orogonlan.
11
Sh! Eva J. Savage, 7b; Anna W.
DIcsen, Ca; Lena Stlllwell, Cb; Em
ma Kramer, ub and 5a; Adona
Cochrane, 4b and 4n; Adelade
Schlndlcr, 3b nnd 3a; Lena Clark,
2b nnd 2a; Bertha Lick, lb nnd la.
North school Geo. A. Peebles,
principal, 7n and 8b; Ethel M. Flet
cher, 6a und 7b; Bessie Smith. 5a
nnd 6b; Laura Bean, 4a and 5b; Ada
G. Dayton, 3a and 4b; Reba Gans,
la and 2b; Carrie Chapel, lb.
Park school W. M. Smith, princi
pal, 7a and Sb; Ella Welch, 6a and
7b; Lenn Miller, 5a and 6b: Amy
Mnrtln, 4n nnd 5b; Minnie Cornelius,
3a and 4b; Almn Pohle, 2a and 3b;
Ermlno E. Btishnell, la and 2b; Al-
lenn Mellon, lb.
Lincoln school E. T. Faltlng.
principal, 7a and Sb; Louise Wenlger
who are here to practice are Lieuten
ant Denny, Company F; Sergeant
Beard, Company F; Sergeant
Schwartz, Company K; Trumpeter
Upton, Company K; Battalllon Ser
geant-Major Royal, and Batalllon
Sergeant-Major Howard. Company
M, of this city, will be represented
by Sergeant White and Sergeant U.
S. Rider.
Tho men have pitched their tents
nt the camp but are messing In the
city. They expect to leave here Frl-
da ymornlng for Guerilla, near Ta-
coma. It is probable that these men
will not go Into enmp at American
Lake with the rest of the Oregon
National Guard.
The stato team will be composed
of 15 men, and the national match
will bo held at Sea Girt, N. J., Sep-
Lnre Crowds Gather nt Salem's
Conor Island Every Evening.
Just why they call it "Tho Maples"
is difficult to guess; unless perhaps
some of the campers use maple syrup
on their hot cakes, for there are very
few maple trees among the willows
and the oaks that help to make the
summer outing camp across the Wil
lamette one of tho prettiest spots In
all Oregon.
It is easy to get over on Sunday,
for then five launches are running all
the time. On weekdays one must
takes chances, because the two boats
that ply the stream stay on the other
side all the time. If Charon sees
your signal perhaps he will come af
ter you. If he don't he won't.
The orchestra gave a very fine se,-
Ipptlntl Af milafp lnaf iilclif nnil mnna
people were on the grounds from 7 to j J' a11 tne 'o"ng men
HIv ,... .. . """
Kuug emers of the Cb
-u unrist of Latter n...
commonly known ns aw '
Salem and Marlon count ''
the doctrines of their church.1
weu educated, Pioasant
nered young men ., ...
"I UilU UFA .
j . . "" it:
;rrr " oao,
,i.v uut;i).. smith.
Every young Mormon, who (I
ifled by nntnrni in "
cation, must servo th ...
mission Held nt his own ....?;
TTl. , .. .. .. "VM
aUiea3ail thereatotther,
ir meuucatlon this raean! pH1
10 o'clock than were ever there be
fore.
A number of families from Salem
are cnmplng at "The Maples" for
the summer. Just why there are no
must do I
6b and 6a; Grace Bellinger, 4a nnd tomiior Jtv,
5b; Amelia Miller. 3b and 3n: Or- th t" -u... . ..
............. a.tvub io uiuuuting
2a; Martha
letta Kraus, 2b and
Bowerman, lb and la.
Grades In high school Marg. J.
Gosper, principal, lb; Maria F.
D'Arcy, la and 2b; Anna Fischer, 2a
and 3a; Bortha C. Byrd, 4b and 5a.
High sohool E. T. Marlntte. prin
cipal, mathematics; Alice M. Rich
ards, English; Elizabeth Topping,
history; Sophia Townsend, Latin;
Llla Swarf ord, Gorman; John E.
Smith, science.
J. M. Powers, sporintemlent.
TWICE - TOLD TESTIMONY
Salem People Aro Doing All They Can
Tor Fellow SuUerers.
Tiara voim riiii,niutx to
M-WWIT Tlll.m MONKV IV
tiii: uank. it T1:NUS
IHXLNOMV, Tllimn' AM) SELF.
HISWXT.
NO HOY WUt) TAKIN ll)
N A UKMWIMI lUMJ AC
IWNT IS I.IKKI.V TO IIKCXVUli
a m.t'ui.iiHs HPiixnTumrr tm
A THAMP. '
KxcontACii; tiii: voi'vo
mPI.K IX, Hl'AHr A 8AYI.NGS
HANK AtXXU.NT OF TI1KI11
OW.V.lTaN-lKtX,xnioi.M
kxtiukw m- T,lltH ;"
WIKIU 1'AKKNW TOXSRXT
Lvrciuwr ivuii ox dkpos.
its ov oxi? muM on moiik
Savtej Department
Captol NatioaaJ Bafc
J
Wll.l, HOI. I) IXSTllTTKS,
HuiH-rlntoiiilent Aikeniinn Will VUlt
Kwy INin f Oregon nnd
Talk to Timlio.
Sujwlutemlent Arkerman and bis
cr,w of Malstanti are but? compll
l"K the blwittlai re,rt. wklck will
iln sumo valuable information
noemlng the sefcooU of the stato
ll ha ni arraogtHl for lustltutw
o .o held nt the following ,llfl0ee:
jorth lleml. Aiut II, u, 16; U
Ornmle, September 3, 4. 8; lUker
Cl). September S. . 7; VaU. s8.
t.mU... C, 7. : AlUj., Xf, u, H;
JohnDay, 10, u, Us UttfM ;
H. UktlH-, BoBtejHbor IS. 1
Mauiath Vu. Setmbr SO. M
--; mwtlng of tk. a-trt. , ...
perlntcndonts , g. 0lober
" ii ino iidiiiu r.,... . ,x ..
!: McMlnnvtilo. OotL if ,o .-
M.-.v ...... ':"-" :
October 81. ;k. sC: s.o, v.. iT0'
7. 1906. va,D,?r
Tho meetlnc of , ..., ....
iw t.i... uw"1 iaon.
w AwocUHon will moot In Salem
Of tho custom Hivit . ..
m. i . v ui m
NoYowber S7 and 2S. HU,clo.
far hw!nth.e Pr6raW ftrKJ o
f. Whllo It win k. " .
Supermtondout mZSJZ" lr
attend uiaay , Poslble.
Swlem Uwtknoay bus boen tvubliw!
to prove the uwit of Donn'i KLiiwv
I UN to othors in SiUom who suff-r fm
bl baL n.l klduy ilU. rM ,-
sufferer loubt that the cures uuulo b'v
Don Khlmn- PHU are tfeorouph nnA
IhsUbj;, w pro-luoa eoadrmed proof
statomoBta from Rilem people, nnK
tt tho eurs tW tM of yeew'ago
nurw ierrmnt, Here's a case:
WlUtam .r. Spo.nl, Uving on Winter
ttreet, .Hutwn eow of n .,,....
!, Ore., wya: it fc. just abou't
f Jnrs isce I reowa.Ki
o' KMey Pts throuirl. , ii
Ple. I Mid that wordn oauMa't ox
pr.tv my xni opltw of Doha's Kid-
ihu' nih r KrwJl is. ..i..vi.
efft-. Uoy ld, o me. My klduoy,
Jwl Iwn sure of nunc.,. far a
wmbor f ywirs aa,i I w.
wWy frow Uacho Sfcj pjUa aemM
1Ik I umld't p. out u4 split
a PKve uf LMlin. WlV., .v '
vok paW,,. ,no. Tk Li(jBr w;
wa lwsvkr .,
night ws disturb on accent of tUir
rquoy aB,t xiKTn a
pan m jvvpc, i was a4viwa J
try IXwjS, KMmtp IHHi i
.nyi, at Dr. Stoao', dmg ,'tor,. Bv
'r iimn i alii ll,! 1I..1.
l T Jl, . ' - "" "v otw
w I ws eatiralr Tr,w .... .
U anl t aeiion of tho Ui
rTr? nU1 M I uW
rwt t&o who wv.k -s,w.. . ., ..
..-;3
UBtrotkl i0 oym-p -v ...
u,t n.v.j. ,., . " - Mxeo
limyUtfcfWww;t,r
srir--- --v-u
J? M!r u-aU PH..
Nw Yw j.. . ' ""Twa.
fl.., "" "nw "r I'BltoJ
more attention than It -did at any
previous time, on account of the In
terest manifested by the various state
militias, nnd of the increase in the
value of the prizes offered.
Sergeant Schwartz, of Portland,
who Is ono of tho representatives of
Company K, Is the best marksman in
the Oregon National Guard. He
t.u: iu roriianu som etwo years ago
from Illinois, where he always took
n doep Interest in things military.
Ho Is the crack shot of the Oregon
state militia, having won the state
Individual gold medal and tho sil
ver modal for the highest scores
made In tho stato skirmish Snt
both of which events were rnnt.l
for hore last July, 9th and 10th, in-
ciusive.
sionary stunts.
TTtnli nrwl i.a ir
.-.. u ,.,, iUormon porty
luuiio, Wyoming, Colorado. Ari
xsew Mexico and Oregon sendil
more ioreitrn misainno.i..
...... t.........i... uiiov u; lllCiC tlicuuj -- """" JCB, m pp
more people taking advantage of this """ lu 1'opuiation, than aw i
oeauuiui piace lor an outing is dim- "'"- wrm, ana the womj.
cult to understand. growth of the sect and u. .....
.... . tmi
Among the homes established utlcal Power are some of the res
there are these: "Dew Drop In," I uian naa sonic fine theolo
. 4 . .. enhAnln .l 11 a..
stani ana atone; "Zlnn's Inn :". Ol-"uu'o. u me religion Is an'
iir--.-. oa H .. . tllo mi lilt si rtii .
vaiiui auirvaiinn." u. i:nniirina? i - i'" ouuuuis nnn orarv
"The Maple Inn," Eaton nnd Cro-1 else and theologians who tackle
nise;" "Camp Idleburg," Holman, averaee Mormon missionary oi
1 H1 - . ... . f n If It Irt xn. t i
mm urap uesi," uuoert ana Shuck ( """ "' "Bnxnsc a nard pro;
Ins
The program rendered last night i
follows
March Buffalo News
Waltz Wertdlntr Tim- TV.l.nr.1
Overture Jolly Robbers Sune . teaches polygamy.
Afnrpll Pannflfnl UnH.. 1
.. w.. kumuii llCUt)
Selection Jnclnta Tobanll
Waltz First Violin.
March Gloria Losey
March Lnclo Sammy
tlon.
The Mormon missionary Till
attempt to defend the doctrine
Plural marriage, but will tell tin
quirers that the church no loj
Cures Sciatica.
Rev. W. L. Riley, LL.D., Cuba,
Now ork, writes: "After fifteen
days of excruciating pain from scla
tic rheumatism, under various treat
monts, I was ,nthlced tQ t
lards Snow Liulnient; the first ap
Plication giviuir mv flr:t .. ..,
the second ontlro reliof i ....
it iinniiniifl.,1 '""' ..rH Kue
, . u"nenuatlon. 25c,
",'1 "uu ". i-or sale by D. J. Fry
MYSTKltlorSLY
I'l.Ai'H
SUtos.
-IXxa's ud
O
r"j aiwtvinBa
XdSk
:auei).
W. II. Wecott or 1 1- Cottage Street
ls lMi '"" His Family.
inu!.tM0nrlh ''"ened and swal
lowed W. H. Woscott. nf i ., o..'
stroot. thero woi.M h.. v" . "
Mr. Weecott is n p.ii.i .
...,. , ----- -"biiawiimn. ny
to SuaJ!a,n!.0r h' tra,1 anJ orJ
o this 4ty thro, years ago with his
family from Minnesota. Since in
at hi. tmde but has worked on the
streets as a laborer.
He was daU.fled with his condl
Hon. and May 9, Uft homo to '
n.1. tajrm.nl In ,mo olhtr l0 "
Ho told h,s WIf, that he -
to Oregon City tint .. ., ..,,nB,
cAsf.,i ... :..".. ""u ,l nl sue-
., iHTIB, HOU ll tM a a
Washington, and-, !
-v"'"'l 1. W.
Since he left Sai. ..
has bwm heard tram hi-
,,;;;r'""-".s.
One Woninn Ainonc the Tlioiisiimli.
We received a letter from Wnv.
cross, Ga., from n woman who had
been troubled with female complaint
for n long time, until she wns re
duced to almost a shadow. It effected
her mind. She could not remember
anything; would get confused nnd so
nervous nnd Irritable sho rnniii
hnrdly sleep. She described her case
as one similnr to thousands of other
women, and then ends the letter liv
saying she had gained IS pounds
last month, nnd never felt better In
uer life, having no trace of hor for.
mer troubles, slept well, nnd nte
her meals with relish. She com
menced the use of Dr. Gunn's Blood
and Nerve Tonic just six weeks be
fore she wrote the letter from which
we copy the above. This tonie Is in
tablet form, and should h tnu-on
right after moals. it turns tho tnn
you eat into strong, rich blood, feed
ing the norves nnd curing disease by
making healthy flesh. Sold by all
druggists for 75c per box, of 3 boxes
for $2. Palo, weak, thin people
should use this tonic.
The End of the World
Of troubles that robbed E. H.wJ
of Bear Grove, la., of all usefnlal
came when ho began taking EI
Bitters. He writes: "Two jwi
KIduey Trouble caused mi
suffering, which I would never 1
survived hnd I not taken B
Bitters. They also cured meoK
eral Debility. " Sure cure fori
Stomach, Liver and Kldneri
plaints, Blood Diseases. Headil
Dizziness nnd Weakuess or bcl
decline. Price. 50c. Guaranteed!
J. C. Perry's drug store.
Klamath county's oldest cltlie
dead. Daniel Gordon died at
home of .his son, nine miles Mat!
Keno. He was born September
1S10. in New York- state. He c:
to Klamath Falls in 1S73, and I
a sawmill near Keno, It beicfT
second one In tho county.
A. O. Tntrprninn n Una mU.
merly of Portland, wns killed lj
live wire at Walla Walla Satnrl
Southern Pacific Timo Card, Eft
July 3d.
TowarU Portland.
Train Arrivts.
No. 105:23 a. m Oregon ?'
No. 14-S.23 a. m., Cottage C'
express.
No. 123:29 p. m., Oregon W&
JSo. 2211:08 a. m, tnroBga
freight.
No. 22611:55 a. m.. "
freight. Denarts 12:45 p. m.
Toward San Francisco.
No. 1510:50 p. m.. Callforw
press
ra
Cottage- G
lea,
'an-
a word
OKKAT PKUXi: CHOP.
Not Only WlllTJein. Good, Ht
Quality Superior.'
William McGUchrlsi , ....
lending prune growers of the Rose
dale neighborhood. beiiv !. ,u.
year -will be the greatest prune year
- v. UIW Bxpenenced, In the qual-
h.t nniT"? f the fruU' and "
that opinion he Is sustained by all
he pron .1 nent prune men of that lo-
catJ. Mr. McGllchrlsi ni.n,.Q .
r?:,LB?:ll).rlce. Prune., as freight.
Snmi" V:m U,rect t0 dascow, No. 221-2:20 a. m.,
-...u.i. up nvunpta tr l.n.. i . ... .. ....
. --.- vu mi) iu mns rreinf iAn.r. 1 1 m a. iu-
"i irutt thu vn- l?-" "" ""-
r
He has -10 acres tiin.,fQ,i i
J -HI set out 10 acres more th,s'
-". ...r. .Mcuuchrlst fears
O'ckers may prove scarce for
homering of fruit.
that
the
Mrs. Vou sa. ty,M . . .
married SB yr n., .71. .ve te
-v.. -"as never
bm tJ,es.Ckr;"weilas
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