DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2:, 10.
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Babcock went to Portland
Sneddpr went to Hillsuoro
In purse? for racing events, including a $2000
pace and a $000 trot, at
Oregon State Fair
1906
Beginning September, 1 0, and ending September 1 5
$1 0,000
In premiums on live stock, agricultural and manufac
tured nroducts.
Itjwill be the greatest State Fair in the history of Or-
egun it uuungb iu uu me peupit ui ims siute; uu tire
Interested, and tens of thousands of them will be in at
tendance
BUILDING
ROAD IN .
THE CITY
Construction Gangs Making
Road Bed Along High
Street
CITY NEWS
A Cnlle.'tloii of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration
holy rollers
Salem Iiiib neither
npr high rollera.
Salem pays on centH for wliunt,
una thnt'H tho top notch for
present.
A marrlago Hccnse
this nftcrnoou to G. O. Davis and
MlM Dona Wilson, both of this city.
Tha circus was able to raise tho
dust In Snlom, If it wasn't tho great
eat show on curth.
An oiled rond to tho depot mid
fair grounds boforo Soptembor 10
would do Salem grent Kood nil ovor
tho stoto. It would cohI llttlo and
bo worth overy ront It would cost,
besldou n big advertisement to tho
world.
It. K, Dowoll, who Ih chnrged with
obtaining tnonoy under false pre
tenses, wnii brought before Jimtlco
of tho Pence Webster thin morning
and hU examination wns postponed
tiatll tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. Tho prollmlnnry examina
tion of Clinrloa 13. films, charged
with thu thoft of n bltiyclo, will bo
hold in Justice WobHtur'H court Fr.
day afternoon at St o'clock.
I. N. Maxwell has tho uxcnvntlona
nearly completed for an additional
atoro room nt tho rear of tho KM.
rldgo block, on Choniuketn street.
u u to no only ono story IiIkIi for
thd present, but arrangements nro
being inrtdu to carry It up another
tory when ho adds n second room
below.
Nolthor rook nor Iron caii stop the
Mr ieain plow that Is bufng umM In
tho construction or tho Portlnnd
Electric railway.
innln, tearing a largo hole In It. Tho
water booh Hooded tho Btruet and It
wus not until tho flro engine pumped
uwny tho wnter this niornlnK that
tho pipes could be fixed. A small
t;iiB main wnH also broken.
Yesterday owning whjjo oxc.nva
t? ou High street, the pow caught
o B jdpo leading (o a uenrfcv wafer
Origin of the Word "Iloss."
Ih tho origin of tho word "boss,"
lined In tho sense of a mnBtcr, defi
nitely Bottled? In South Africa tho
tho term "baas" In commonly supposed
to bo tho Bnme, and tho IIottontotH
en 1 1 the head of tho family "ou
wnH IsBiicd buns," or old bgoss, and tho oldest
son la tho "youg bans." "Ou baa,"
however, Iu a term of respect, and
son Is tho "young baas." "Ou liana"
less youngster who la In n position
of nutliorlty, nnd thoro nro groundu
for suspicion that tho words hnvo
been taken over by tho Dutch from
an original native source.
It la significant that Cicero ("Do
Nuturn Dcortuu") states thnt tho
god Vulcan was called by tho Egyp
tians "ObaB," who wns the son of
Cellum. "Skelm," Is Capo lungunge,
In tho sanio ns Hums "skollum"
("Tain o'Shnnter"). and IndlcaioH
nnd unruly person Ilnrchus and his
various synonyms, who, In n senso
wna tho fnthor of all. It seems ox
travngontly far fetched to troeo bnck
tho Hottentot's "ou baas" to tho
Kgyptlan "ObiiH," but I have so rre
tiuently come across classical cub
toniB among the natives of South
Africa that tho connection does nnf
seem Improbable.
1 have seen thu walling for the
dead Adonis among thu Basutos per
formed as roromoulouslv n nmnno
the ancient Greeks, while soma of
thu folklore talus of this nnii..,.
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given by CaBsalls, can bo imrniii.i...i
Incident for Incident, with homo of
wio ureek tales, which In nianv In
stances were borrowed from' tho
Kgyptlans. I HliQiiM explain that I
nni thinking of the god Obas ivm.
cuu) not as the blackamlth of latorl
.,...,..,, Ui s , vory MWOtlct
of supreme bolus. Wo learn that
this was the sense In wbirii i.n ..-
HIC0 thought, of frum th0 Jn8(,r,,lUou
.. iiiu porini or the temple of Hello
polls. Loudon Spentutor.
Construction gangs are at work
today making a road bed along High
street, preparatory to laying the
track of the Willamette Valley Trac
tion Company's road from this city
to Chemawa. A big traction engine
is employed to drag a plow and this
very materially assists the progress
of the work.
Nearly all the grading has been
completed between Salem and the
Indian School and the bridge over
Mill creek is practically finished.
Tho road bell all the way to Cheina-
wn is now about ready for the trac
ing of the tics nnd rails and this -has
neon done on u part or tne distance.
Unless something entirely unfore
seen occurs to prevent it, thnt part
of the line from Division street in
Salem to Chemnwa will be done and
the cars will be running over It be
fore September 10, the time stipulat
ed by the city council when tho fran
chise wns granted.
It Is the present Intention of the
company to keep at work on the lino
after Chomnwa is reached nnd dur
ing tho fall much of the road bed
between that point nnd Portland will
be constructed. '
It Is nlso probable thnt nt the
sanio time work will begin on tho
road south of Salem, extending
It towards Roseburg. It is the ex
pectation of the company to ulti
mately hnvo the road In operation
from Portland to Roseburg.
W. P.
today,
it. n.
.adld.ln V
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Albrt Jessup came up from Port
land this morning.
Miss Pearl Aiipelgnte is visitinj
tiui- umtur in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wiggins wem
to Turner last night.
m r. I.. 11. Kelllher went to
Portland last evening.
Miss Helen Dalr'ymple has return
ed from a visit to Dallas.
Miss Tessie Larkln, of Marquam,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Dona" Wilson of Vancouver,
la vlsltlnir Salem friends.
Mrs. J. Beggs went to Turner this
morning to visit friends.
Will Allin, the Independence den
tist, was In town yesterday.
Mrs. J. D. Sutherland has re
turned from a visit to Portland.
Miss Bertha Kllnger has returned
from a pleasant outing at Nye Creek.
Miss Vada McCraken went to De
troit yesterday to spend her vaca
tion. Miss Damon of Independence,
came down on the Coloma yester
day
We own and offer, subject to prior sale,
$25,000
Whitman County, Washington, School
District No. 59
( PULLMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT.)
Five Per Cent Bend
At price to yield 4 1-2 per cent for 15 years, and 5 pJ
cent thereafter until paid.
MORRIS BROTHERS, Bankers.
Portland, Orpgpjn
she has been visiting friends In
Salem.
E. F. Shirk, of South Bend, Ind..
while in the city yesterday, met
Charles Still, auditor for the Fore
IJ. V..tlll. W... v. WW. .. v.
rinv rifivia m-i'iv.ui thla mnrnln!? dm u ch nnd Sells circus, who is of
from Vancouver to visit relatives South Bend, and nn old friend of
here. , Mr. Shirk. Mr. Shirk is visiting his
Stephen Chadwick, Jr., of Colfax, ' cousin, Walter Fry, of Sllverton.
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nuppiu miM.'j uuu .iu. aim
Mrs. E. L. Baker returned on this
visiting rela-
DIEI).
PEIIRSON. At the family homo In
East Salem, Thursday, August 23,
100G, P. M. Pehrson, of u compli
cation of dlsenses.
Mr. Pehrson wns born Mny 3rd.
ISfil, In Sweden. He hnd lived In
this city for n number of years, com
ing from tho farm near Turner. Ho
leaves n wife and several smull children.
Thu funeral will be hold from the
undertaking parlors of W. T. Klgdon
at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, and
tho burial wll bo at tho Odd Fel
lows cemetery.
Wash., Is In the city
Mrs. Jns. E. Godfrey and daughter morning's local from Marion Lake,
have roturned from an outing at They have many fish stories to tell
Newport. ,and report that the fire around De-
Bud Hill, a well known linotype troit is sweeping everything before
oporator, has gone to San Francisco it.
to work. Dr. J. J. Dow, of Fairbault, Minn.,
Mrs. W. H. Claggett, and daughter and Dr. G. S. Wilson, of Indlanapo-
Nlta, of Chemnwa, were In the city lis, who have been here visiting the
yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Hoffman went to Jeffer
son this morning to visit her father,
D. H. Looney.
Miss Vivian1 Clodfelter went to
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PR. KUM
Wonderful CHINESE, D0CT6
Will treat you with Oriental Wl
and euro any disease -without operatlol
or pain.
Dr. Kum is known evervwhen
Salem, and has cured many promlnu
peoplo hero, Ho has lived in Sl
for 20 yeras, and can be trusted. Hi
uses many medicines unknown to whit.
doctors, and with them can con
catarrh, asthmn, lung troubles, rhea!
matism, stomach, liver, and kidney dis-l
eases.
Dr. Kum makes a specialty of drppijj
and female troublos. His remediw
euro privato diseases when everTthiti
elso fails. Ho has hundreds of testi
monials, and gives consultation fjij
Prices for medicines verv moderati
Persons in the country can write foil
blank. Send stamp.
If you w'ant.somo extra fine tea, jejj
it from us.
DE. KUM BOW WO CO.,
167 South High street, Salem, Oregoi
Opposite Hotel 8alem. P. O. Box 18i
ONE PAIR
Qfms
To a lifetime, and stilt ou neglect
them
YOVIl liVKH ,UIY SKKU ATTKN.
TION
Ne?d it pftdly, Vhy doy't yg Kixe
ii iq luenu you put it 0t from day
to day. Do you know the risk oi;
Kvry day delay meuu. added
ar to your health aud eyesight.
Wj rpjliJs if4 to iuwt every
toW q ijon and our, ckarnw aro
X'o chargo for, gBulUlo.
Barfs Jewelry
Store
MAItltlKli
n088.SBBUYl-AIK.rt II. gooly and
Mia hiuina v. lliwi wgru uinrrlctl
this afternoon nt 3 o'clock In thv
hoiuv of tho brldo'a parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ChrU Boss, No. 1523
North Fourth street.
Tho spacious room wii... i..
V. 8. Knight proiiouuood the words
which, mado thmn- man and wire
prettily .coratt-d with fern
.nd Oregon srapo. The, marriage
wroMiony was n nni..f wi- ....;.
ti... ...j -.. .. ',, vmij-i
... vr rviauves beiu prvsent.
Both the young peoplo nro well
Joown Salem: Mr. So.dv i. ,,..
c... ..r ...... .. ' " "Y
n. .. .ur. ami .Mrs. a. F. Segly of
Oak i.rove, and In awlttimt wK.
ovr at tho ayujp. MM n0M n
rldvl with er parents In (hU city
K many years, nnd U Vu of Sajom'a
upt attractlvo young ladles.
Mr. and Mm. Seolv win i.,... .1.1.
"... ivmv liiiB
uvrnoou ror Portlaiid mi t, .1.1...
ou to Sound, whero eh..- u-in ........1
a n6rt houeymooii.
Ijiwmiii Tunis Loose.
Boston, Aug. 23. Lawson. In an
open lottor, ViponB his buttorios on
tho Rockefeller ltnifot-u. H,...iun
clique for the Pacific railway stock
coup. Ho says: "Unmindful of
warnings, a fool section of tho peo
ple swarmed to answer tho call of
the system. Flftoon thousand miles
of rallrond wore built by tho people,
nnd maintained nt peoplo'a exponso,
nnd with tho growth of the country
those roads became great. Instead
of turning the profits back to tho
liooplo Iu tho shnpo of reduced r:itii
tho system pumped wnter Into their
stocks until their money require
ments for Interest and dividends
took nil tho comings.
school for the blind nnd attending
the American Association Institute
for the blind in Portland, left this
morning for their homes In the east.
Miss Ida Haas, dauchter of Henrv
Jefferson last evening to visit friends Hnas, who has been at her father's
to visit friends. (home here since the San Francisco
Mrs. M. D. Looney, of Jefferson, earthquake, left for the Bay City
and her guest, Miss Beal, of Iowa, this morning to take her old posi
were In town yesterday. I tlon in one of the city's photograph
Mrs. C. Blnnton, who has been vis- galleries.
Itlng here, returned this morning to 1 Geo. W. Eyre returned last even-
Wit linllln I tl..n1. I u. .
"vi mum.- m uiuuKs. uig irom a six weeKS' visit In Illl-
.Mr. und Mrs. Theodore Welcher nols among his old friends, and look-1 PjOfWlch Union Fire Insist
twin uuubwii-'i, ui lurvnuis. leic ior iuk aiier ins externum nm inforooca
! their home this mornlmr. I He is hannv to he imrk in nmonn
Miss Nellie filirovn rnfnpnnfl tn nnd snvs lio.n-nnlil nnin....i .i. ..
.,. . Jv. v .... ..., ... ,. uui.i uuisiiciiu 1110 iesi
her home at Stnyton yesterday after! of his days in the Sucker state If
tuning reinuves uere. tney gave him half of it, title clear
&. &. Hunt, of the Snauldlnc Lod
ging -Co., left this morning for an
outing In the north.
.Mrs. Charles McCormlck, who has
been visiting here, roturned to
Woodbum last evening.
Tho Misses Itobokah and Nell
A SALEM CASE.
Many More Like It In Salem.
ance Society.
Frank Meredith. Resident Agent.
Office with Wm. Brown & Co., No.
129 Commercial Street.
Tho following case is but one of
v,i,., t mt. .... """.' 3''r occurnntr daily in Sa-
ci,y ' lU correctnoss. Surely you cannot ask
i! D. Marquam. who has been In ' 'wd" "" CDClUSiVe
....... w.i uusiiii'OH, iviiirneu tins morn tr a rviu- n- . .
..... . v.,..., 01 u.y ingn street,
Saloin. Ore. nvr Tf.i,i. :h
" kidneys and baekaeho have caused me
Ing to her home In Mnnqunm.
Miss Mnrgurlte Selby, who
N'n Troops Moved.
uysior nay, Aug. 23. Uouerul
Hell, chief of stuff, was called bv tho
jiroaldent today to discuss the
llrowusvlllo, TuxiiB, troubles, btfforo
taking further action. Ho sa ho
has replaced tho nugro troops with
whiten, and sunt tho blacks to Fort
Heno. Gilford Plnchot talked to tha
president about forestry.
4W m4 Lttmrtjr (.,
CASTOR I A
lt-KWYtiiHiiilt
UoblKHl His tistmivr.
N'ew York, Aug. 23.Cre.liiorfi nr
M. J. Sago & Co. besieged their otn
cos today. The -'Co.- U believed to
ho Al Adnms. Patrons have loarud
that Adams, by his failure, domed
about $8,000,000. H announce! to
tho compAnys custpmers the boom
wns false, bought tho stockB him
olf ;h8 he threw outo the market.
o
1-Vnnco Has NVy Mustor.
"avro, Frame, Aug. 23. The sec
rtary of state, an omii ..i
ml .11 or of ,he ,eor. resigned
dotltiltoly today. Andrado, formerly
minuter of the Interior la slated to'
iicvvwi nun.
Tollcc (iptab Dlea.
San Rrnnelkco. Aujr. 23. j0s, J.
nuruvtt, captain of. th ,,.....
of th jiolleo department here, woli
a,ud favorably known ,,0llw cir
cles, died Ust ulghi t Pacific Grove,
of asthma and heart trouble.
3?SSS
Another Vvrvt 1
Oyster Hay. us ?t ti..-.
ad tho president was to establish
a now format reserve In Northern
Idaho. Plnchot starts September 3
to attend tho Irrlitatlou iv,B ...
Holt. """
been visiting Snlem friends, left Inst
evening for Henry. South Dakota.
Mb. W. B. Gould loft this morn.
Ing for Albany, whero sho will visit
her daughter. Mrs. J. Housewurt.
Miss Gladys HIches and Miss Grace
Masher nnd Stanley nnd Wnllaco
HIches, of Turner, wore In town yes
terday. Mrs. Laura Baldwin, of Hood
Itlver. who has been visiting her
uncle, Wm. Jory left for hor hrm,
yustorday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald, who
hnvo been In town on business, re
turned on this moraine's IoohI
Portland.
Miss Muriel Talcot. who in. i...
visiting friends In this clt,y, left this
morning for her homo In Wlllpws.
viiiiiurniu.
L. A. Frey and wife arrived In
Salem yesterday. Mr, Frey is one
of tho lending business men of North
Bono Oregon.
Mr. P. A. Palmer, who hns been
Visiting her noire. Mrs. J, c Petty
John, left this mornlnr- t.,- 1
hpmo in Portland.
Mrs. J. D. Slater ami n r..
Ida, who have been visiting rolatlves
.. ui city, iett this morning for
Portlnnd, en route home.
&' "VU.' Vh VH w"h the
.v.. "u,wr,c Lake, wPnt
through last evening to Albany, l,ut
will return to Salem this afternoon
Miss Hnttlo HlRgins,a former WIN
lamette student. snnf ......,."
Salem. Miss Hle.i. k. ..
KageJ to teach tho P n .
this fall . '" M:noo,
P. Aj Donogaiia and Mls ilUcla
mucn annoyance tor several years. Al
thouRh I used a good many remedies
I obtained no positive relief until my
attention was called to Doan's Kidney
Pdls. nnd I procured thm at Dr
Stone's drup, store. They soon brought
mo effective benefit, easwl tho bearing
down feeling through the back and
loins, and banished tie aching and oth
r symptoms that had annoyed mo for
long. 1 have since liimA -..
ers who think tho world of your relia
ble remedy and I gladly recommend
. .uuenng from backache or
kidney trouble."
Per snlo by all dealers. PrJco 50
XeiN- fMtTMllbB"1 C- Bu.
stN "sent9 for the Unlted
ItememWr tho
take no other.
NEW TODAY
Lost. Small signet ring. Initials
"L. N. S." Return to 11SS State
street, and receive reward. S-23-3
For Sale. Two second-hand buggies
nnil lliroo wnmna nt 'Mttchell.
Stnver nnd Lewis's, State St. 'S-233
For Sale. Thoroughbred Llewellyn
Setter, lemon and white, 3 year
old, well brokon, fine retriever on
land or wator, good disposition.
"W. E. Conner, Willamette Hotel,
Salem. Or. s-23-sr
name-Dean 's-and
Vnr Ttottt TTniinolroonlmr rnnms. UP-
stalrs at 223 South Commercial
street.
Have You Insurance On your prop
erty? If not, why not? It Is dan
gerous to go without it. See W".
A. Linton, tho leading Fire In
surance man, for rates. No. 37Q
first floor, McCornlck Bldg., Court
St. Phono 1321. 8-lS-3t
For Saje Cheap SayeTsi good fxnu;
also city and) suburban property; 5
housjes for rent. Capital National
Dank. tt-s
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vvu . lomuK tneir aunt i- 1..
I'.or.tu'ma this momin tl'le(t
W. home U U Junction C,
DON'T SlTL A n..
Z y Wbs Ut- and
too. the hlPh SL iM
Wantwl--150 women and girls dur
ing the pear season, o help at tM
Salem Mutual "cannerr, which will
bo reof aned pn or about AuguK
20tn. All who wish, to help pieasp
register nt tho office of the can
nery. 7-27-eod-tf
Voiitel At the Hllke Millinery
store, apprentice glrla to commence
work September 3rd. S-21-lw
For Sali, lis acres, 7 miles eat
of Sajem,; 40 acres In cultivation;
running water: cood house, bars,
out,buiid!ns and orchard. Farm
ing lmpler'fintB, ancj stock go wit"
premises. A bargain. Call on W
addresg M. P. tyortensoa, R. F
D, Np. (J. 6-21-dw-l
Wasted Turkeys, ges,duck?, chiet-.
ens and all hrm produce. Hlgi.
eah price paid for same. CapM
Commistioa Compaay 267 Comf
cial etreet. Telepkeae 17.
Money to Low
THOU A B IT. 1TORK
wtir uat Jt Bueh'a Banlf. Sale.'