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Newspaper Page Textm'TmfyffiSKmp - (I : ' v "jS. rv 3J- RV '?, if K - ! k i. I2B lf. JL t DAILY OAPITAIi JOUItNAL, 8ALE3I, OIIEGON, TllMMDAV. SEPTEMBER 1, M DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL H" IfOFKK HHOS., PuhIIsIici) find Proprietors. beO 3 vBlaMMUMligufflpSja. BUIJSCIUPTION KATES. Uy Mall. Daily Journal, one month .... 3Gc Dally Journal, three months ..$1.00 Dally Journal, ono year 4.00 Weekly Journal, ono year .... 1.00 Ily Carrier. Dally Journal, per month . . . .. 50c KIUTOIUAIj notes. In tho rush and excltem'ont of the fjftnto Fair und Dovolopmont Leaguo pcoplo aro not forgetting a locul Is biio that hail hooti raised In tho Salem board of education. Ono of tho five members of Ilia hoard saw lit to tell a contractor to put In a concroto door in' tho North Salem school houso. It Is nn expensive Improvomont, and tho board had appointed a commlttco to look nftor tho work. Tho commit too hnd advortlscd for bids, and, pending tho lotting of tho contract, metnbor of tho board, who sup posed ho was a mombor of tho com inlttoo, ordered a contractor who had lild on tho work, to go nhoad and do the work. Whoa tho committee found what had boon dono thoy ob jected to nccoptlng the work, on tho .ground that they had not employed jinyono to do tho work. Tho com mittee found furthor thnt tho work -tvns not satisfactory, and advertised for now bids mil ordered tho con tractor who hnd done tho work to tear It out, and notified him thoy would not consider the school dis trict bound to pay for uny such work 'let In1 such a "way, and for which tlioro was not a scratch Qf a pen on tho records, The contractor In tho meautlmo Iiob monded tho cemont work whoro It was oxposod to criticism, and will ask for his pay, uudor threat of su ing tho school district If ho Is not imltl. Throe of tho directors say thoy prefer a lnwsult to allowing work (o bo urdorcd over tho heads of a regularly appointed commtttoo. -Quo, mombor of tho board, they Bay, lias never hail tho right to order so much work dono. Quo mombor of the board cannot order u bill paid, They sny, while It amy not bo thu fault of tho contractor who did tho work, they ciiunot Issue n warrant, ns there Is no legal busts to puy for tho work. II looks us lf.lt were a business proposition Involving tho way tho school board trnnsnets busi ness. If ono member of thu hoard can let contracts tho law requiring tho committee to advertise for hid Jr n dead letter, and should ho re pealed. Tho people will watch with Interest tho outcome of (ho controversy. dut of touch with tho country dole gates, nnd tho causo of development will hnvo to rely on other means for continued interest in the future Tho cause will, however, go on, nnd u mero Interloper cannot stop tho grand work that bn been so 'well carried on by the patriotic efforts of all the people. ' - . - The city cpuncll could not bo ox pected to havo any pleco of public work go on In an orderly manner. Tho South Commercial Btrcet Im provement was accepted without In spectlon by tho council, nnd tho work wns dono with llttlo attempt to com pel tho contractors to comply with tho specifications. Thcro aro few business men on tho council, nnd tho fact neoms to bo that mon who havo anything to do or any great amount of business on their own hands can not nfford to mcddlo with public mutters. This Is wrong. Tho time has come In tho history of this city when tho best nnd most progressive mon should bo sont to tho council. Tho Cnpltal City has a splendid fu turo boforo It, nnd, with men of tho right Bplrlt, mon nbovo working pet ty grafts for themselves, should bo sent to tho council and kept tlioro. Tho petty politician who plays nil tho tlmo for porsonal tricks Is not fit to be omployed In nny public position, lint of such Is tho political kingdom nnd tho pcopfo will havo to put up With them until thoy give nomina tions nnd elections tho nttontlon thoy deserve. OBoston Brown Bread Fli Take a package of this famous health and brain building home with you and enjoy some gooa oiu I"" ' i inH Rmwn Broad. A chance at a right hot loat will make think you are in Salem, Mass., where the Puritans made bft iust like vou can make from Allen's sen msing d. d. d. r( All first class grocers retail and wholesale, handle it. ALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOtJR CO. Coast Factory San Jose, Cal. Eastern Mills and Factory Manawa,1 Tho Development Convention bus not buou satisfactory, and It Is to bo regretted that tho regular programs of the convention could not bo car ried out. Dolegatos rumo long dis tances to Had that there wore con stant mlJournmoutH. Home paid ad mission to (ho fair three limes In succession to gut to attend develop ment convention programs, only to find thnt there would bo no stalonn, und thu nil d rosso furnished In ad vnuro to tho moss hud In most ensos to bo cancelled or were published prmntiiroly, and mnde the newspa pers ridiculous. Thn local commit too at Salem did-all In their powor Prosldcnt Downlng'H proposition to hold the fair ten days or two wooks is all right. Tho fair is an educational organization for tho wliolo people It Is a pity to put In n wliolo year's work and then hnvo half tho good offect spoiled by a fow day's rain. Tho exhibits should bo soon by n largo numbo rof people Tho olllcors of tho fair havo a Just prldo In tho exhibits. Tho fnlr Is a grand one, nnd desorves tho support of tho stnto and tho people Tho ent ile, machinery, tho pavilion nro nil high-class, nnd ns good as anything thnt wns at tho Lewis nnd Clark fair, as far as thoy go. Tho pity of tho thing is thnt tho hop picking Benson, or nn accidental twist of Jupiter Pluvlus mnkoH tho whole thing a financial nnd educational failure This should not occur again. Tho fair should last two wcoks. Tho great events should bo on moveable days. About thrco days of horso rac ing would bo enough, Lot thcro bo special days for tho Orango, tho pub lic schools, tho colleges and tho Oro gon manufacturer should hnvo a day Wo nro n great stnto, and nil Inter ests should bo recognized nt n grent state fair. Wo nro not nil sporting element. STATE FAIR WINNERS Awards made Tuesday ns follews: CATTLE. . Shorthorns. Bull, 3 years and over First, C It. Lndd, North Yamhill; 2d Schmidt Dros., Oregon City; 3d, L. B. door. Mncleay; 4th, A. A. Geer, Macleay. Bulls, 18 months nnd under 2 years First, C E. Ladd; 2d, Hnzel wood Farm, Spokane; 3d, N. H. Batomnn, Shedd. Bulls, 1 yenr and under 18 months First, Hazel wood Farm; 2d, L. B. Geer; 3d, J. T. Hunt, Shnw. Bull calf, under 1 yenr First C E. Lndd; 2d, J. Richards, Douglas county; 3d, Hnzelwood Farm; 4th, C E. Ladd; Gth, L. B. Gccr. Ilolfcrs, 3 years old and ovor 2d, C E. Lndd; 3d, A 4th, A. A. Geer; 5th, A Poland Chinas. Thos, Brunk, of Polk county, and tho Hazelwood Farm, of Spokane, J. C. Kellar, of Waterloo, and Oscar Tom, of Ancora, had tho only en tries. Mr. Brunk was awarded first on boar under C months; 2d on sow 18months. and under 2 years; 1st on sow 1 yenrnnd under 18 months; on sow 1 year and under 18 months; under 1 year. Tho awards to the Hazelwood Farm woro as follows; First on aged boar; 1st, 2d nnd 3d on hours under 1 year; 2d and 3d on hoax's 0 months; 1st and 3d on aged sows; 2d on sow 18 months old; 2d on 1- Xotes From Peyrees Hop Ynrd. Victor Point is largely represent ed among the campers here. The hops are good, and so are the ac commodations and altogether we are n Jolly crowd. What came near "being a serious accident happened to three of our young people, who, with a crowd of fourteen others were In a farm wagon en rotito for Endeavor at tho Wlllard church last Sunday evening. Standing room was at a premium lu tho wagon, and the horses gave a" sudden lunge, throwing Albert Sav age, . Frank Doerfler and Bessie Brown backward to the ground. Al bert Savage and tho young lady were knocked senseless, remaining so for several minutes, but no Injuries of a year-old sow; 2d on herd; 1st, best 'permanent nature were sustained. 2 yonrs nnd undor 3 2d, C. E. Lndd; 3d, A. X-RAYS First und Chulmors; Chnlniors. Heifers, First nnd Chalmers. Helfors, 18 months, nnd under 2 yenr First, C. E. Lndd; 2d, Hazel wood Farm; 3d, A. Chulmors. Holfor calf, 1 year old nnd undor 18 months First, Ilnzolwaod Farm; 2d, C. E. Lndd; 3d, A. Chalmers. Holfor calf, undor 1 yenr First and 2d, C. E. Ladd; 3d and nth, A. Chalmers; 4th, Schmidt Bros. Exhibitor's hord First, C. E. Ladd; 2d, A. Chalmers. Brooder's young herd First, C. E. Ladd; 2d, A. Chulmors. boar; 1st, best sow. Mr. Keller took first on boar IS months and under 2 years; 3d on sow 1-year-old and under 18 months; 1st on sow under months; 3d on herd. Additional Horses. D. O. Woodworth, Albany, Ore., "Bell," roadster. G. A. Westgato, Albany Ore, ex hibits "Anodymon," "Nocturne," ".Moonlight Bello," "Nocturno" and "Myron N," a colt. Fred Woodcock, Albany, Ore, "Tnlmont, Jr." William Hastings, Boyd, Wnsco county, Ore, 2 head Clydesdales and 1 colt. W. M. Corrlgnn, Amity, Ore, 1 English shire. D. F. Bungle, Turner, Ore, 1 Pcrchoron. K. L. Martin, Tumor, Ore, 1 stnndard bred and 1 roadstor. Bulls, 2 years and under First, L. B. Geer; 2d, A. Chalmers, Forest Grove j H. Lescher and wife, of Butte, Montant, arrived at the yard today. Ho Is a former resident of this vicin ity, but somo six or Boven years ago concluded that ho could better him self somewhere qlse, hut has re turned to his former home, and says ho has found out thcro is no place like old Oregon. Velguth, a clork for tho Portland 'nMy n;0 C.' E. Ladd Gas company, has been arrested, ohurged with stealing $16,000 from his employers. Ho probably felt much like tho Irishman whose wife awakening him lu tho middle of tho night, whispered: "Pat there's u burglar lu tho houso." "Lie stilt, Biddy, If thu sou-o-n-guu Muds uny tiling, I'll get up And tako It away from him." A Missouri fnrmor has succeeded lu swindling u lawyer. Ono Mia- sourlau showed tho other. What's tho uso ot sprinkling tho road to thu fair grounds anyway hIiico tho woarther clark can always bu depended on to do It for us, ' to make tlt convention u success President Derby nnd Secretary Tur-"Mnry had a llttlo lamb nor labored unremittingly, nnd tho Salem Commercial Club supplied badges and furnished (lowers nnd music, mid did nil lu their power. Thn Portland managers seemed to bo Watcli (lift own mIio tvgnlnrly Btxij to the bank nkU wevk or Mioutli and deposit hi surpliu writing, IIU pivM'iit ilopmlU him)' Ihi Mtmll, M ruuall ilmt many people would mil think It worth tanking, but bf Umk lunik will hovy a gradually liim'ttilnjj MHtoHttt to Ms rmlit nutl , ultnt mow Important, lit is Melding M "HaWl" lever that wilt lu (Into ttpw pt-ttMtMblo IihMiick opportu- Mtl; It yK Havo no having mnlv nwwt h- would bo pbvuod ( Mvt yw tfMH m Hith u. She put It on tho shelf, And every tlmo It wagged Us tall It spanked Its little solf," Swoopstnkos grand chnmplon bull,' n Cure for SIcK-IIimuuicIic. Brooder's promlums, four nnlmnln, W had a lottor tho other day either sex, under 4 yonrs old, tho fro a lady In tho town of Bouldor. get of ono bull, bred nnd owned by Colo,, thnt should bo ot Interest to exhibitor First', C. E. Ladd; 2d, people who are troubled with spells Hazelwood Farm. of sick hondache She writes that Two animals, olthor sex, under 4 hnd thoso spoils about four times yours old, tho produoo of ono cow C. E. Ladd. Ilm'fords. Bulls, 3 years nnd over First, Wlllametto Valley Stock and Land tacks became more frequent. Co..Alrllo; 2d. Gilbert & Pattorson, Sulom. Bulls, 2 yours and undor Gllbqrt & Puttorson. Hulls, 18 months nnd under 2 yoars--Gllbort & Pattorson. Bull cnlf, undor 1 year All pro mlums to Gilbert & Patterson. a week, was obllgod to go to bed and romnln thoro from S to 10 hours each time Hnd boon troubled this way for sovornl yoars, and tho nt- Doc tors dono hor no good, sho tried dieting, ns every body snld it was from hor stomnch. Soolng an adver tisement of Dr. Gunn's Improved Llvor Pills, which said, they cure sick hondncho by removing tho causo, sho decided to try ono more, nnd sont 50 cents for two boxes. She Let us hopo the rnln will stop, now tho wutor enthusiasts havo agreed to disagree. It is safe to say thnt when Henov guts through with tho land fraud cases, thoro will bo but few of tho defendants saying "Mo to tho tall timber." No actress bo far tins claimed Uncle Uusa Sago as hor common-law husband. Tho horse-editor acknowledges tho receipt of a communication from up tho Snutlum, but It Is too "fonetlk" for "his nib." Helfors, 3 yonrs and over First, 8'd sho hnd tnkon tho last pill raoro than 4 months ago, has not had u sick spell of any kind for ovor 6 months. Druggists sells theso nllis Helfors, 2 years nnd undor 3 rr 25c per box. It only tnkos ono tor a dose, thoy euro sick hcadacho every time Willamette Vulloy Stock and Land Co.; 2d, nnd 3d, Gilbert & Pattorson. Tho Breath of Life. It's a significant fact that the strongest animal of Its size, the gor rilla, also has tho largest lungs. Powerful lungs means powerful creatures. How to keep tho breath ing orgaus right should be man's chlofest study. Like thousands of others, Mrs. Ora A. Stephens of Port Williams, O., has learned how to do this. Sho writes: "Three bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery stopped my cought of two years and cured mo of what my frlendB thought con sumption. Oh, It's grand for throat and lung troubles." Guaranteed, by J. C. Perry, druggist. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free .Didn't 311ml the Ituln. Thoro is nothing that can prevent true Orogonlnns turning out at a cel obrntlon. Tho showers of tho past fow days hnvo not In tho leastdamp onod tho enthusiasm of tho crowds. Tho Cottage Grove local arrived this morning with five coachos chock full ot excursionists. Not only were En. RATES. Newport, Ynqulna Bay, Bi Hot Springs from All & and u. & E. Pott. On and after June 1, l; soutuerir .racinc, in connetfi the Corvallls & Eastern from points on their lines to port, Yaqulna and Detroit tl low rates, good for return tober 10, 1006. 3 Three-day tickets to Newp Yaqulna, good going Saturiuji returning Mondays are also m from all east points, Portland t! gene, inclusive, and from t& sldo points, enabling people to their families and spend Stuty tho seaside. Season tickets from all ewt points, Portland to EugecelMiaf1 and from all west Bide folat, also on salo to Detroit tt ier rates, with stop-over pMeia Mill City or any point e&at, ml tourists to visit tho Sintlim Breitenbush Hot Springs In tne endo mountains, which can be t ed in ono dny. Season tickets will be good lot turn from all points until 10th. Three-day tickets will be going Saturday and returning days only. Tickets from Joi and vicinity will be good for n via tho east or west side at e: of passenger. Tickets from Bo. and vicinity will be good going tho Lebanon-Springfield brand desired. Baggage on Newport t!i ets checked through to Newport; Yaqulna tickets to Yaqulna Sunday excursions to Newport oi C. & E. will begin June 10th or a ntwl run nwrv Sunday thei lonvlnn- Alhnnv nt 7:20 a. B, Corvallis nt 8 a. m. S. P. trains connect with the CI E. at Albany and Corvallls lor qulnn and Newport. Trains on C. & E. for Detroit will leave banv at 7:30 a. m enabling tow to Mm lmf nnrincs to reach there same day. Trains from and to ( vnllls connect with all east I trains on tho S. P. Full Information as to rates, t tables, ets.; can be obtained plication to J. C. Mayo, oei gone and Albany well represented l"lcauon lo J' ' "TLnrk but all the towns along the llS Sl ' "S T SiStOll In flin c...11l . ... IVvJillK. U. r. A., O. i. ww., - --, ... ...v, ,ivut(, ui mu num.-1 . bors until thoy crowded ni tr. on.. 3 r nrH. K." all tho I . ' " . ... .- vnnrl nvnllnblo siinno in i, 1 ,. I "ates from baiem io -- ... ... w,w .uui;ui;a, It was a jolly, morry i-r.n..t- en. three-uU crowd, too. nnd l" JT,ra' f,u:' "I .tin nil woro tho nrovorliim mii. -r,... rrom Salem to rsoupon, aro horo to onjoy thomsolvos, and thoy will, too, as thoy came prepared lO UO so First, Gilbert & Pattorson. Helfors, IS months nnd under 2 yonrs -First und 2d, Willamette Val ley Stock nnd I.nnd Co.; 3d, Gilbert & Patterson. "T "t Sprain, 8, A Head, of Cisco, Tex., writes. March II, 1901: My wrlit wj sprained bo badly by a fall thnt It was useless; nnd after utc meml remeuioa that raue to v reuT, used Ballard's Saow Ulilmut, and was cutvd, I earatHly rcomil it to n ono iUFrlB from strata ; old by D. J, Fry, A Hem, , Tho soamstross loads a llfo of slnmtft Heifer cnlf undor 1 yonr Vlratj duty. Wlllametto Vnltoy Stock and Land A,,ll from hor honest toll comes Co.; 2d, Gilbert & Pattoraon. , honest cheer. Exhibitor's hent Gilbert & Pat- Whllo others thread tho paths of torson. ," woalth and boauty, Sweopstakes bull, 2 years old and L'fo soams Just sew-sow lu her over Wlllametto Valley Stock nnd hemisphereWoman's Home Iud Co. rV Companion. Sweepstakes bull under 2 yftrs ' ' Wlllametto-Valley Stock and Lnlid Abiw, Co. ' V AUSCHSSHS with fow oxcaptlons, Sweepstakes cow, 2 ri old rind aro ,nd,catlv of constipation or ds over Gilbert & Patterson. ulut' SwtHjpstakes holfor undor S vars W ll llnr"lson, Cleveland, Miss Gilbert & Patterson. . writes, Aug. 16. 1902: "I - -' llrHea, premium on animals 8ay R word ot Pralso for Ilallard's' Gilbert Pattersou. -. ,u,w 'nimeni. i stoppml on a nail, Uraodcr'a prvmlums, on S animals wh,cn "! the cords la my leg to Flrkt and 2d, Gilbert & Paursdn contrnct nnd an abscess to rise in lllwl Angu. ' . " kneo, and the doctor told mo All award to Klchard WlWoB. tl'thnt ! wouW havo a " log, so ono Portland. ' s day 1 went to J. p. Lord's drug store swim;. ' Itorkidilrt. All award to T. II. Donnr. of Ms mv ec Coy, Oreo. tho world Stnrvlng to Death. Uccauso her stomach was so weak ened by useless drugging that Rho could not eat. Mrs. Mary H. Walters' ot St. Clair St., Columbus. O., was' muraiiy starving to death. Sho writes: "My stomach wns so weak from useless drugs that I could not cat, and my nerves so wrecked that I could not sleop; and not barn t wns given up to dlo was I Induced to' ftiecinc Dlttors; with tho won derful result that Improvement be gan at once, and a comnletn ni fal lowed." nest health tqnlc on earth "vc. uunrnnteed by J. c druggist Perry, (who is now q Tmnxce Colo.). w recommended a bottla ot Snow Lini ment: I got a 60c alw, 0!ld ,t cunjd u u th best llnltneat V " Sold by D. J. Fry. A Smooth One. Ho stolo a kiss, And tho angry miss Exclaimed: "I like your cheek!" "That's good," said he; "I shave, you see, Each morning In the weeft." Well Worth Trying. W. II. Drown, tho popular pension attorney, of Plttsflotd, Vt., says: Next to a pension, tho best thing to Bet Is Dr. King's New Life PHls , Ho writes: "they keep my family in S25. ulck curler " " .V VOMl,Pwon and Bilious v. urameea at J. Pwry"a drug store. C. White House Restaurant a GEORGE BROS. PffJ Ta nronnrml f.n aCCOmoW f ... ., lime f BUL'U KrOWU UI. " 1 ilnv rr nlelif. Phono Main 196 lt Meals served at all be- O. C T. Steamers Pomofl C W 4 w 'i for P Sany Altona leave dailv excect 7.J0 a. m -t 1 HL P. BALDWIN BRICK BtlckftirntenedtojJ small qajuitltles. T brick made to oroii on State Street, Penlteatiaty. .-. SALEM BRICK YA" A. A. BURTOK. 1 x wHHte?'n ' 33SS1