Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 06, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextY DAILY CAPITAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0, 1007. 4( When :n knmv it Consult him freely about our remedies. AYROLLS OF STATE INSTITUTIONS : Now Being Published by the Capital Journal Mowing aro payrolls Just audlt- lf the secretary of stnto for tho month. They glvo somo Idea of . i dltposltton made ot statu funds LroprUted by the loglslnture: ul!i Xormiil School Payroll for Janunrj', 11)07. p.njler. president.... $200.00 B. Buckhani, teacher. . . . 130.00 i Tothlll, teacher 120.00 Robinson, teacher.... 120.00 UMihoney, teacher. . . . 120.00 j. Campbell, teacher 120.00 Fowell, teacher 100.00 i X, Penncll, teachor. . . 100.00 Batoltt teacher.... 70.00 lloMur Thorp tenchor... 70.00 W V Butler, secretary. . 100.00 i C Powell trensuref . . . . 1.1G IH. Hrren, janitor 60.00 A Illre teacher 7B.00 kYiSu.il) teacher 80.00 I. E-ndo t.acher 25.00 l P "r teacher SB. 00 turn ji uaiioway. teacher 35.00 lute Sw.-.-n.. teacher 25.00 1r $1569.10 ""U ,ari.ii wan not audited by k jut of stat an the leglsla- Mt; iittoti Si Vi'tned liv tlin : , W - V ft, " 'IT, Wl l'l,1 At':iaMrcparAiio&)rAs- K rroKiouuanjiHJteua gteStaMda MdBoWClS of UTTTnnr giteLContdris neither 2Jw?Mne nor HfeeraL WTJIASCOTIC. fuw. 'iffeyforConsUM- )K.Vwrt6e. I. rn?''"5i0ns.rctri;h tfcUoss of Sleep. ,gWYomr CSay orwifCa. II I ffo More Alcohol As now made, Ayer's Sanaparilla does not nMin the least particle of alcohol in any C wha.er. You get .11 the tonic d alterative effects, without stimulation. liters Sarsaparilla NON-ALCOHOLIC a stimulant is needed, your doctor and will tell you ot it. jje mu kind contains no alcohol We have no secrets to hide! Wc pub lish the formulas of all our medicines. I C. AYER CO., Manufacturing Chemists, Lowell, Man. State Prison Payroll, February. C. W.James, superintendent 125.00 Frank Curtis, warden 100.00 J. S. Smith, asBlt. warden. . 100.00 T" It. Wilson, clerk 100.00 Geo. Lcbarcc, engineer.... 75.00 J. D. Shaw, physician ' 75.00 W. J. White, fnrmor 75.00 A. M. Dalyrmplo, commis sary 75.00 Z. T. Smith, chnpol guard. . C2.50 M. A. Gavanaugh, chapel guard Ducan Ross, ovorsoor S. O. Burkhnrt, shop guard C2.50 G0.00 C0.00 CO. 00 C0.00 C0.00 C0.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 40.00 50.00 50.00 M. P. Sheehan, ahpp guard. Jno. Bongon, shop guard.'. II. Clark, shop guard W. H. Fisher, chapel guard W. II. Parker, day guard. . L. II. IIortzel,,dny guard.. W. T. Talklngton, day guard II. A. Rnwson, day guard.. J. H. Lowls, day guard. . . . E. Irwin, day gunrd P. It. Davis, day guard .... T. Dranson, night guard.. Al Ilorron, night guard... W. 13. Wnlkor, nlgftt guard Goo. Wright, night gunrd. Wm. Quartlor, druggist James, W. I. matron W. II. Ilrliik, death watoh. . R. Woloy, doath watch. . . . Total $2000.00 Reform School Payroll, February. W. H. Loonoy., aupt ? 126.00 Mrs. Loonoy. miftron 60.00 J. H. Robnott, physlolan. . . 22.00 L. K. Slogmuiul, blacksmith 06.00 Honry Bruort enrpontor. . . C6.00 W. L. Slmoral, farmor CO. 00 D. W. Mllos, toachor CO. 00 G. I. Stabl, family manager 55.00 E. A. Miller, principal 55.00 CASTORIA For Infant! ad Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use Over Thirty Years CASTORIA T CMTW . HmV4W r. i Bears the J A Signature r A Ifv IV mr M W For H. R. Presnell, supt. kltchfen Herman Schmld, shoemaker Mrs. Schmld, talloress.... Win. Entress, nightwatch.. Chester Cannon, asst farmer Mrs. Stnhl, supt. dining hall Bertha Powell, teachor. . . . Mrs. Prcsnoll, nurso and housckeoper t . . Mrs. Slmoral, laundress. . . Emma Smith, pastry cook. fco.oo 50.00 50.00 35.00 35.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 Total $ 912.00 Superintendent Looney's payroll Is ono of tho most economical of all tho state Institutions. Soldiers' Home Payroll, February. W. W. Eldor, commandant.? C2.50 D. Q. Palu, adjutant 50.00 ID. B. Hoover, ""surgeon. . . . 40.00 Helen R. Ferguson, matron hospital 35.00 A. T. Elder, matron 33.33 O. C. Baker, laundry "75.00 Wong Yono, cook C0.00 W. A. Powell, farmer -10.00 D. R. Rice, nurse 30.00 Dollna Reich, cook 25.00 Efllo M. Reich, cook 25.00 Jos. Chapman, nurse. 20.00 20.00 1G00 1G.00 1C.00 1C.00 15.00 10.00 Grace Elder, asst, matron. Florence Admistor, waitress Bollo Carter, waitress..... J. Hart, waiter Mrs. Hart, waitress A. D. Heater, nightwatch . . J. M. Dlvlno, laborer '. O. S. Brnndcrburg, houso sorgoant 10.00 A. Patrick, flrcmnn Chris Wlckoy, flromnn. Hiram Pratt, storekeeper., W. J. McAllister, florist.. Chas. Count, flrcmon II. R. McCord, laborer . . . J. G. Bowman, lnborer. . . A. Blong, tlreman W. Chlttendon, waiter. . . . 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 S.00 6.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Total .v ? CGG.G9 Many of these porsonB scorn to bo inmates to whom somo llttlo nllow nnco Is mndo for servlcos rondorciU Denfmute School Pnyittll, February. 13. S. Tllllnghnst, supt 100.00 Mrs. TIlUnghnHt, matron... 50.00 Lucille Cooper, tenchor. . . . 5G.00 G. V. Hnlso, teacher 52.00 Kolllo Nlehol. tonohor. . . . 52.00 T. A. LlndBtrom, tenchor.. 52.00 Clara Cooper, tonohcr 48.00 Edna Shombor, tonohor... 40.00 A. C. McDonald, carpenter. 50.0.0 Lawronco Sohooss, Bhou- maker 45-00 Augustus Hcsley, prlnlor nnd supervisors of boys 45.00 Eino Lenbo, suporvlsor oi girls II. C. Ilalae, suporvlBor of girls W. Robin, onglnoar. ...... S. K. N'ewklrk, nlghtwiitah Pearl ICcg, twtotifr. Mwlug 30.06 2r.00 50.00 30.00 80.00 11. O'Mnrn, gardntr and teamster 3S00 Dorothy Loabo, cook Adde Ia'ubo. asat cook Fred Stalgor, dairyman. . . . Dolln Wnlnscott, domostlc Louisa Qulnn, domefltlc. . . . Agnes Todhuntor, domofltlc. Magglo Farroll. domustlo. . Margaret Komp, domoetlc. Mrs. I. Honry, asst cook. . . J. II. Robnott, phyBlolnn... Mrs. W. I. Slmoral, laundreuu Frod Probst, ohoroman. . . . Lottlo Oloman, laundross.. 30.00 10.70 9.03 9.28 20.00 5.00 5.71 20.00 11.27 13.00 5.00 10. 10 25.00 Total ? 90715 nrttit Scarcity of Platinum. London, Mnrch G. Tho extraor dinary rlso In tho prlco of platinum toward tho closo of tho past year has aroused no llttlo Interest among thoso branchos of industry largely using this precious metal. During 1906 tho prlco roso 70 per cent and Is now double tho prlco of standard gold. This tromdouB appreciation In valuo to a flcuro hitherto unknown might have boeu oxpootod nt first to lead to a considerable curtalimeni In its variouB rises, ui uns, uu over, there has not been very much ovidenco bo far. On tho contrary tho demnnd for the metal, tho char acteristics of which aro absolutely unique, and for which no genuine aubstltuto has yet been found, has kept etoadlly on tho increase. Railroad Men Get 31on Pay. Philadelphia, Pa., March G. Tho board of directors ot tho Pennsyl vania lines has authorized an adjust ment of tho wage scale ot station ein playea east of Pittsburg and Erie, which means an increase ot 13.5 per cent In tho wages of about ono-half of tho station employes dated from tho first of tho present month, Tho total number of men effected U 6471 Their total present pay per month amounts to f 275,562. They will en Joy a nonthly Increaao footing up to 37,238. Thero are B523 employes of tba grade who aro effected by the change. ' The Krioclc-out Blow; The blow which knocked out Corbett was a revelation to tho prlio fighters. From tho earliest davs of thn rlnu thn knockout blow was aimed for tho Jaw, i tho tomplo or tho Jugular voln. Stomach ! puncnes woro thrown In to worry and weary tho fighter, but If a scientific roan had told ono ot tho old fighters that tho most vulnerablo spot was tho region of tho stomach, ho'd havo laughed at him for an Ignoramus. Dr. Plcrco Is bringing bowvto tho public a parallel fact; that thi siomacnjs tho most vulnerablo organ out olho prV ring as well as In It. Wo protwtW htH5,'tbroats, foot and lungs, but thosfcihyo aro utterly Indiffer ent to, until dlsecflnds tho solar plexus and knocks usoutT Make vour stomach S.Pand.njld strong bv the iLe of Jjocgg Viercelsjir'.L-rL Medical JjtscovorvTiM yon protccl . (wrel?1ri your mostlvijlrjejj ailEour' Golden Medical Discovery" cures "wcuK stomach," Indigestion, or dyspepsia, torpid llvor, bad, thin and Im puro blood and other diseases of the or gans of digestion and nutrition. Tho"UoUlen Medical Discovery " has a specific curative effect upon all mucous surfaces and honco cures catarrh, no matter whero heated or what stago It may havo reached. In Nasal Catarrh It Is woll to rleanso tho passnges-wlth Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy tluld while, using tho "Discovery "as a constitutional rem edy. Why tho "Golden Medical Discov ery" cures catarrhal diseases, as of tho stomach, bowels, bladder and other pclvlo organs will bo plain to you It you will read a booklet of extracts from tho writ ings ot eminent medical authorities, en dorsing Its Ingredients and explaining their curatlvo properties. It Is mailed free on request. Address Dr. R.V. Plcrco, Buffalo. N Y. This booklot gives all tho Ingredients entering Into Dr. Plerco's medicines from which It will bo socn that they contain not a drop of alcohol, puro, triple-rollned glycerine being used Instead. Dr. Plerco's great thousand-pago Illus trated Common Sonso Medical Advisor will l)e sent free, paper-bound, for SI one cent stamps, or cloth-bound for 81 stamps Address Dr. I'lorco as above Send the Family Washing To Us and you'll novor bothor with having It dono at homo again. Tlmo was whon every family could not afford to send tno washing to n laundry, but tlmo8 havo changed so, too, havo tho mathodu nnd prlcos. Today you can bettor afford to send tho family washing hero than not to. Ask about our prlcos on family wash ing, rough dry, or flnlBhod. The Salem Steam Laundry Phono 25. Jao-KIO 8. Liberty St. Garden Seeds ! Wo hnvo a largo stock of Garden Seods Hoods aro all In bulk. Our 1900 crop; no carry-over. ONION SETS. Ask for small onion sets. You got threo times ub many to tho pound. FIELD SEEDS. Fancy Bluostom Wheat, Chovollu Barloy, OatB, Corn, Clover, Alfalfa, Field PeaH, Land Plnstor, otc. Distributing agonts for CoulBon'a Egg Foods, CoulBon's Chick Foods, CoulBon'a Condition Powders. Tho largest wholosalo nnd retail dcalors in tho city. TILLSON & CO. 151 High St I '! ! imiwtw i Gold Dust Flotr Made by TKK SYDXBY FOW Kl OOKPANY, Mif, Orgm.E Made for family us. Ask your groctr for it. Braa aad shorts alwbya oa hand. P. B. Wallace AGENT M O. C. T. CO -STEAMERS- POMONA AND OREGONA LKAVK PORTLAND MONDAY. WKDKE8 PAY AND FKIDAY AT 1 A. M TUESDAr, THURSDAY AND SATURDAYS AT 0:09 A. M. FOH COKVAU8 TUW43AY, TMUK8DAT AND 8ATUKDAY ANOVT I U. P. VL BALDWIN, At rwiMiw-wwf iiimiiiiiiiiaiiiwr CLASSIFIED tiijaiHaiiii TOK RAIJJ s For Sale. A flvo and a alx-roora house, with from ono to sis lots with each, well located in .East Salem. Good bargains. Isaiah Scheneflcld, 21st nnd Marion Sts., Salem. 1-28-tt For Sale A comploto box manufac turing and planing mill plnnt. Ad dress E. Burkholdor, Albany, Or. 2-20-tt For Sale Puro blood Plymouth Rock eggs, 50 conts a setting. In qulro Mrs. O. Iroton, Salem, Routo 3, phono Farm or s 3G9 2-28-lw Two lKt8 for Sale -Ono sot to fruit, woll Improved and fenced. For particulars seo Derby & Wilson, Salem. 2-28-6t For Sale Ono flno mllch cow, Jor soy nnd Durham stock, at a bar gain. Call on or address W. O. Smith, 495 Wlntor and Marlon stroots. 3-1-lw For Solo. 34-acro farm north of Garden Road, ono nillo from city limits. Woll improved, 10 ncroa xof hops, good houso, all kinds ot small fruit. Inqulro ot C. W. Ynnnko, Fashion stables. 3-1-2 w For Sale. 12 or 15 good houses, woll locntod. Ono houso on East Oak 8treot, two lots, bearing fruit trees of different vnrlotlOB. In qulro of J. C. SchulU, 747 South 12th street. 3-5-3t For Sale. Four-horso powor steam onglnb and drill press, lino shaft, with pulleys and bolting, also four-horso power locomotive with tank. Sold cheap it taken now. Prlco nltogothor $75. Inqulro ot Herbert Gamblo, corner of 17th and Forry atrcet, Snlem, Or. 3-5-lw LOST. Lst. Minx fur on Chomokotn, bo twoou Capital and Commercial Reward If left at Journal olllco. 3-4-tf LODGES. V" Foresters ot America Court Blur- wood Forostcra, No. 19. Mooto Tuesday In Hurat hall, Statp street Loo Abblo, C. It.; A. L. Brown, F. 8. Central Ixxlgo No. IH, K. of P. Caatlo Hall in Holmnn block, cor nor Stato and , Llborty Btroots. Tuosdny of each wook at 7:30 p. m. E. W. Hazard, O. O.J W. I. Staloy, K. of It. and S. Modem Woodmen of America Ore gon Cedar Camp No. G240. Moots ovory Thursday ovonlng at 3 o'clock In Holman hall. W. W. Hill, V. 0.: P. A. Turner, Clork. Woodmen of World Moot ovory Frl day night nt 7:30, In Holman hall. J. A. Dickey, C. 8.; P. L. Frazlor, Clork. Lincoln Annuity Union. Blck, accl dont and ponBlon inaurnnco; 2, 000,000 plodgod; ovory claim paid Good agonta wantod. J. II. O. Montgomery, aupromo organizer, Box 432 Balom, Orogon. R. R. Ryan, socroctary, 540 Stato atreot. MUSICAL. Arthur Von Jwwen Tcac'ior of pi ano; touch, tochnlch, Interpreta tion. Thorough preparatory course Advauccd ntudonts prepared for public appearance. Rosldonco 058 Contor St. Tel. Main 520. 2-28-tf. MISCKIJiANEOUfl. PImho THBer -L. h, Woodi, piano ex pert tuning, repairing and polish ing. Leavo orders at Goo. O. Wills' music store, Balom, 2- 9-lyr CohciWo Work. Get my prices on eldowalks, curbs, soptlc tanks and comont work of any kind. All work guaranteed flrat-class. M Ward, Highland add. Phone 509. 2-11-tf DUTTERNOT BREAD It Jo worth moro than any other bread, yet tho price la no higher. For sale at your grocer's. CALIFORNIA HAKKRY. Thomas & Cooloy, Props. HutUj St Wenderotli Flno wines, liquors and cigars. Wo handle the celebrated Kellogg and Catl whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer consUntly on drough. Sontk Corcll street l-J-ljrr DEPARTMENT Hair Dresser A flno assortment et goods consisting of first-class work Combings, rooted and put up nice as cut hair. Old Switches dyed to any shade. Shampooing a special ty. All work guaranteed. Will bo at Salem March 4. Call early. Mrs. C. A. Spauldtng 4G5 N. Front St., Salem. 2-27-lw. Salem Iron Works. Founders, oii chinlsta and blacksmiths. Manu facturers of all kinds ot Bawmlll machinery. Hop and fruit drying stoves, otc. Manufacturers ot ta Balom Iron Works Hop Prow. Contractor nnd Builder A. J. An derson, contractor and bultdor, es timates furnlshod froo. It will pay you to boo mo boforo you build. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call at 415 Court stroot, or phone 544. 2-lC-tf NKWAND 8KCOND-IIAND GOODS, New and 6ecoHd-IlRH(t Good. Bought aad sold, also range, Btovoa and cooking uteaslls, d tak es, granite and tinware ot all kla4 Give ua a call. O. L. McPeek, 179 South Commercial St, 8-13-ly PllYSlOIANS AND BURGEON18. DrTTnTrTlrnHnThV Morphine All drug and llquer Imblts, which ho cures in 3 days. No monoy until curod, 214 Trad St., Salem, Ore. Phono GG8. Job Doyons, Business Managor. OSTEOPATHS, Dr. 11. II. White Graduate ot Kirk- vlllo, Mo., undor founder ot Oa toopathy. Room 21, Breyma building, Commercial street. Phono 87. Rosldonco corner Mill and Twonty-flrst Sts. Phone 589. Treatu ncuto and chronio dlsoascs, Examination froo. 11-17-tt PLUMBEWJ. Tlieo.'M. llarr Plumbing, hot wattf and steam heating and tlnnlag, 1G4 Commercial Btroot. Phoa Main 192. 9-1-ly M. J, Petzcl Plumbing, atonm aa4 gas fitting. Successor to Knox Murphy, 226 Cotumorclnl street 'Phono Main 17. DRAYMEN. It. O. Uuiiiinliis Successor to White Cummins, express, dollvory and transfer line. Prompt Borvico la our motto. Furulturo nnd piano moving n specialty. Stand at 150 iSouth Commercial atreot. Phone 176. Rosldonco phono 908. 8-4-tt SASH AND DOOlt FACTORIES. Frank M. Brown. Manufacturer o ' sail), tior, mouldings. All kinds of home finish and hnrd wood work, Froui street, bet. State and Court. WANTED. Men Wanted To work for Orogon Nursery Company. Inuulro ut of fice on Twolfth street 3-4-Gt Wanted to Iluy Heavy draft horsos, weight 1400 pounds and upward. J. Connor, Wlllamotto hotel. 1-28-tf Help Wanted.- A doron good mou for work In nursery. O. P. Liais ing, Qunkor Nurserloa, on Gardoti road. Phono 000. 2-22-f Knlargwl Our meat markot on l'ait Btato stroot has been doubled In ilzo and we aro hotter prcparod than eror to aorvo customers. Prompt sorvlco and tho boet of moats our inotjto, ' Call or phono 199. B. II Edwards, Prop WauUxl. Stonographlo posltlpn by young woman wishing to mako chaugo thft first of April. Six yeara' oipwrlonco. Kxcellont ref erences. Address "Stenographer," curw Capital Journal. 2-19-lm I Want to Buy-20 head of heavy draft horsc-a In tho next two wookn Will pay good prices. I also want a first-class saddlo horso, wolgbt not less sthan 1100 pounds, must bo high-grade and slnglo-footor. J. Connor, Wlllamotto Hotel. i 3-4-t? Wanted Gentleman or lady to travel for mercantile houso of largo cap ital. Territory nt homo or abroad to suit. If doslrablo tho homo may bo used as headquarters. Weekly salary of $1000 por year and ex penses. Address Joseph A. Alex ander, Snlem, Orp. 2-19-lm SALEM WATEi C0MPAN ornos oh;y ball. For water aervie tpply at om. Bills payable atoatUy la sdysa, Uake all fewpIalaU at tk oe. it; r m ?', .It: VI H ' ' JJIA