Daily capital journal., April 01, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

DAILY CAPITAL JOUIINAL, SALEM, ORHGOJJ, MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1907.
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HUSINESS MUX'S KXCVRSIOX.
Wlint Is Proposed in Hie Wny of a
Trip East.
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The committoo on getting up the
Salem Buslness'Mon's Excursion wll'
close up the matter this week.
They bollovo 100 of our live citi
zens should take a day off or n
week off and see what othor cities
are doing.
AVhnt Poitlnnd Is Doing.
Portland buslnoss man have com
pleted an itinerary for a buslnoss
mon's excursion to 39 town east of
Portland and as far as Boise.
The oxcurslon pnrty will arrivo in
Baker City, Tusdny, May 7th, and
go on to Boise
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OFFICIAL !
DIRECTORY i
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. - A. me mis wurjv
k'atcM ut . -iv hnvo
f .,.. iant in Salem, and
We0"" nrnmnt flnd
fcc .. ...l Innena fnr
r perfectly s""" ... --.
.jtfuc i nthra have
Mr n:ar'j und accurate ser-
Ljty and Low Prices
is. H. Hinges
Cndnato Optician.
IcBmcrcifll Street, next door to
Capital National iwiik.
ing Up
ni u one of the charactor-
twi'J of cood baking pow-
WKn you uso
Eppley's Perfection
lira alwajd sure that your
lit, rake and pastry will
l? r ana tnat uiey win
: mt w. a palatable flavor
b m essential and desirable.
uia the time.
M. EPPLEY
Manufacturer
Oregon
notable ono over uiado by a party
Portland business men. The obj
is for tho awakening of a renewed
interest in tho state trnde relation
ships and oxtondlng personal ao
qualntniicos that reach all over the
onstorn part of tho stato and into
Idaho.
Tho dato of the arrival of tho ex
cursionists from Salem and Portland
it) looked forward to with ploasuro,
and groat preparations nro bolng
mado in tho wny of receptions.
Just as talented orators, just as
keen business men, lawyers and poli
ticians reside nt Salem ns at Portland
and this can be demonstrated on
the coming excursion to Enstern Ore
gon. If 100 representatives of tho Cap
ital City would ga on a trip to
Boise and stop nt tho principal
placos botwocn horo and thore, they
would bo woll treated.
Portland doos not onjoy a monop
oly of tho good-will, brnlns and
bright public mon who go out and
poddlo hot nlr.
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lisplay..
tasee)etec3
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Woman TellN How to Itcllcvc
Itliuumntlc Pains.
I hnvo beon a very groat sufferer
from tho dreadful dlsonso, .rheuma
tism, for n number of years. I have
tried ninny modlclnos but nevor got
much rollof from any of them until
two yenrs ago, when I bought n bot
tle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I
found rollof before I had usod nil of
ono bottle, but kopt on applying it
and soon folt llko a difforout wom
an. Through my advlco many of my
friondB hnvo trlod it and enn toll you
how wondorfully It has worked.
Mrs. Sarah A. Colo, 110 S. Now St,
Dovar, Dol. Chamberlain's Pnln
Balm Is a linlmont. Tho relief from
pnln which It affords Is alone worth
many tlmos its cost. It mnkos roat
and sloop possible For snlo nt Dr.
Stone's drug stfiro.
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M. BRANSON
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Smiles
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r ,o rt,fer to i'
ki,?TP,e,eIn details.
e la, . transac"on.
rt0'' vantages.
Stite Bant
PAnr? t.
:HAZARD, Castle
The mental machinery of aomo In
divhlualc It of mich peculiar oliarno
ter that they oannot loee sight of
their own personal affairs for a mo
ment, cannot discuss anything with
out reference to themselves, it is
a misfortune to be in thnt class. It
would really be a pleasure to get
Editor Geer's mind off himself long
enough to secure serious contempla
tion of a public matter. We feel
sorry for him. He should roverse his
mental hnhlt of treating public mat
ters ns u Joke, and himself ns r serM
ouh propoilton. nie capital jour
nal believe in holding up the bars
holding up high standards and in
holding dowii Abe lluefs In the Re
publican party- and iu nil parties.
The attitude of The Capital Journal
has boon to discountenance the
grafting professional partisan howl
er for Ree-publlcaMsm. We are try
ing to oducate Bro. Geer to stand In
with us on the program. If we un
derstand Geer lie would keep still
about grafts and attempted grafts,
if thy happen to be of his own party.
For instance, he could oudorse by
alienee the. very worst a legislature
eod do, if it were of his tyarty.
Now what this state needs Is a hand
of Republicans in oillce who will givo
grafters in their own party from
governor down to postmaster the
ley raitt, the oold glaro, the frigid
shaHlder and a daw of the law
against stealing.
Moro Observer, Rap.: "Tbe 'ne
glected counties' register a most re
markable kick, far a dlrleon of spoils
The argument Is such as has brought
disgraee and reaction upon San Fran
ciseo, Pittsburg. Chicago and other
cities on the raek for graft. The
Oregon state oonatlutltion has been
Ignored to give other than Marlon
county a tithe of state funds 'for Just
and legitimate expenses of the gov
ernment.' Move ovory one of those
presumptous grafters to Salem, as
provided by tho constitution, and all
grumblings, llko that from Linn and
Polk this wek, will dry up and blow
away." ,Jfc
Delegation In Congress.
Sonntor Chas. W. Fulton, Astorin.
Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr.,
Portland.
Representative W. C. Hawl&y, Sa
lem. Roprosontatlvo W. R. Ellis, Pendle
ton. ' Stato Ofllcinls.
Governor, George B. GlThmberlnln.
Sorotary of State, Frank W. Bon
son. Stato Treasurflr. nnrro A. Rtftnlo.
"Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion, J. II. Aokerman.
Attorney Genornl, A. M. Crnwford.
State Printer, W. S. Dunlway.
State Labor Commissioner, O. P
Hoff.
Supremo Court.
Chief Justice, Robert S. Bean.
Associate Justioe, Frank A. Mooro.
Associate Jimtlce, Robort Enkln.
Commissioners, W. T. Slntor, W.
R. King.
Clerk, J. J. Murphy.
Roporter, R. G. Morrow.
Bailiff, P. II. Raymond.
CircWt Judges, Goo. 11. Burnett,
Snlem; William Galloway, McMlnn
vlllo. District Attorney, John II. Mo
N'nry, Snlom.
Other Stnto Oniclnls.
J. W. Bailey, Food and Dairy Com
missioner, Portland.
J. W. Baker, Gamo and Forestry
wnrdon, Cottngo Grove.
Robt. C. Yonny, Stnto Health Ofll
cer, Portland.
J. n. Lewis, Stnto Englnoor, Sa
lem. E. Gllllnghnm, Stnto Librarian, Sn
lom. II. G. Van Dusen, State Fish Com
missioner, Astorin.
Chas. V. Galloway, Stnto Land
Agent, Snlom.
W. W. Elder, Commander Soldiers'
Home, Roseburg.
Marlon County OlUclals.
John II. Scott, County and Probntu
Judge.
R. D. Allen, dork of Courts.
W. J. Culver, Shorlff.
W. Y. Richardson, Tronsuror.
E. T. Mooros, Suparlntondont of
Schools. ,
F. J. Rice, Assessor.
. B. B. Horrlclc, Jr., Surveyor.
J. C. Neodhnm, W. 11. Ooulct, Com
missioners. A. M. Clough, Coronor.
D. G. Drnger, Recordor.
Snlom City OIIIcIuIh.
Geo. F. Rodgors, Mayor.
W. A. Mooros, Recordor and Police
J iid go.
D. W. Gibson, Mnrehal and Chlof
of Police.
Frank Merodlth, City Treasurer.
A. O. CondJt, Oity Attorney.
. J as. W. Martin, Street Commis
sioner. Mark Savage, Chief Fire Depart
ment. W. C. Smith, Health Offloer.
City Standing CoimuitUiu.
Ways and Menus Jaoob, WaMo,
Churchill.
Ordinances Greeuuaum, Low,
Qoode.
Accounts and Current Expense
Churchill, Radellff, Bnyne.
Street Downing, Stockton, Stolz.
Public Buildings Stoakton, Stolz,
Gesner. ,
Sewerage, Stolz, Jacob, Low.
Plumbing Fraser, Downing, Gee-
nor.
FIro and Water Low, Radellff,
Goode.
Bridges Geener, OhHrehlll, Fras
er. Health and Police -Una, Jaeob
Waldo.
Lights dofide, Una, Greenhanm.
Printing Radellff, Hans, Prawr.
Public Parka Bayne, OncnbaNm,
Stockton.
Bon ill of IMucntiusi.
W. II. Byrd, Chairman.
A. A. Lee, If. C. Hfir, 18. M
Crolean, Directors.
11. A. Johnson. Jr.. Clerk.
J. M. Powers, City Sunt. SJmh)U.
Reduced rates on The Capital
Journal for 30 days, but quality bet
ter. o
A nrood Statement.
This announcement is mado with
out any qualification. Horn-Hold Is
the one preparation In the world that
guarantees it.
Dr. Loonhardt'a Hem-Rold will
cure Piles. It is in the form of a
tablet.
It is the only Pile romedy used in
ternally. It Is Impossiblo to cure an estab
lUhed case of Piles with ointments,
supporltorloa, injeotloas or outward
appliances.
A guarantee is issued with eTory
package of Dr. Leonhardt's Hem
Rold. Go and talk to your druggist abont
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Dr. Leonbardt Co Niagara Falls,
vr V nmnrlnlnri fin Id hr 14 r H H
AdyJrttslngKPays everybody. , 'stone. Salem.
Some Raring Xews.
J. Plerpont Morgan stopped over
on his wny to London to seo tho
great national steeple chaso.
Ervon won tho 3000 sovereigns
grand national handicap.
It was ofllelally announcod last
week that races will be hold at tho
running track nt Ioxtngton, Ky
from April 27 to Mny 4. Thoso dates
hnvo been alloted by tho Kentucky
Racing commission.
Tho fall meeting of tho Montreal
Jockey club will begin on iho iith
of September, and contlnuo until
Soptomber 14. This will nil tho gap
between the closing at Snratoga and
the opening of the fall meeting at
Tqronto,
Sixty-one thoroughbreds hnvo been
nllotod weights for Hxcolsior handi
cap, which Is the opening stako nt
the Jamaica track, to ho run on April
20. Go Iletweeu, the Suburban wln
nor, has been given tho top impost
of 120 pounds.
Tho most Important racing flxturos
in Europe will be run on tho follow
ing dates: Liverpool Grand Nation
al this week: Great Metropolitan,
April 2G: Two Thousand Guineas,
May 1; One Thousand Guineas, May
3; Choster Cup, May S; Kompton
Park Great Jublleo, May 11; Man
chester Cup, May 24; Epsom Derby.
Juno r; Tho Onks, Juno 7; Grand
Prix Paris, Juon 1G; Liverpool Cup.
July 30; Goodwood Cup, August 1:
St. Lodger, Septombor 13; Jockoy
Club Stnkos, Octobor 1G; Cambridge
shire, October 30; Dowhurst Pluto,
Octobor 31.
Joseph A. Murphy, tho wostorn
racing oHldnl who oxpects to man
ago tho Buffalo track this year, ttayu
that tho report that L. A. Colla will
bo connected with tho vonturo Is not
truo. Murphy admitted that ho was
frlomlly with Colla. nnd that at one
tlmo he made a proposition to Colin
to tnko hold or a cortnln track. But
that was all he said. The Jockey
club is making a careful Investiga
tion with tho Idea of hooping tho
track out of the hnnde of the western
oloment In turf affairs.
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Oregon Postolllrv Ihiio.
Postolllce Inspector Riches, of
Portland, owns a copy or n "List of
Postolllces of the United Stntos,"
which was Issued by tho government
In 1SG2. Tho list has been, until ro
csntly In tho possession or John
H odd on, pottmnstor nt Scottsburg,
Douglns unty, Orogon, who hnd l
Irom tho g'ovornmont soon arter pub
llcutlon. Scottsburg Is ono of tho oldest
poHtofllces In tho ptate, and Mr. Hod
den wun Ita drat postmastor. In 1SG2
Oregon had r.O postolllces. In Mult
nomah county there were three, Port
land, Sprlugvllle nnd Sandy. Pell:
county led In the number of post
olllces having 18. Marion comity
cntne next with 10. "Wascopum"
county Is credited with one and
Wasco county with one. Wascopum
I county's ottlee was at Howl River.
There were 20 counties In Oregon In
1HB; the state having made a gain
of IS counties since that time.
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It's virtues have been established
for many years, and thousands of
people have been made happy by tak
ing HoHlsler's Roeky .Mountain Ten.
38 cents, Tea or Tablets. For anie
nt Dr. Stone's store.
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Girtmlt Court llusluuhx.
The following business wYis trans
acted In the circuit court. Saturday:
In the salt of Ala neon Mattlaon vs.
Henry N. Mattleon, a motion to strike
out a portion of answer was overruled.
A motion for Judgment on plead.
Ings was overruled In the 13. C.Knlp
per vs. D. W. Wilier suit.
In the divoree wilt of Joeophlne
Rents vs. Win. T. Rents an order of
service wan ruled to be made by pub
lication. Frank P. Vnai Vlaek as plaintiff In
the divorce one of F. P. Van Vlack
vs. Alice I Van Vlack was allowed
to die an amended complaint and tan
defendant wne allowed ten days In
which to h newer or to further plead
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Why
Have a torpid liver when Ilerbluc
the only liver regulator will help
yon? There hi no reaaon why you
should suffer from Dyspepsia, Con
stipation, Chills and Fever or any
liver ooinplaliTtB, when Herblne will
eure you. F. G. Walte, Westvllle.
Fto., writes. "I wa slek for a month
with chills and fever, and aftej- tak
ing towo bottles of Herblne am well
and healthy." Sold by D. J. Fry.
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To Obtain PokMsi.Ioii.
Henry Meirlng has filed an action
In department No. 2 of the circuit
court against William Burmelster
and Robert Losey to obtain poseea
sion of the Gorvals Flour Mill. Tho
property Is valued at 15029, and the
complaint states that it Is being hold
by the defendants unlawfully. The
Plaintiff fliks.2eodamages and
for tho costs of the action.
The American citizen has stood
for more imposition in the
matter of cigars than
in anything else he
buys with money
In fact, ho's so used to being "worked" by tho cigar
manufacturer day after day, that ho's pretty near como
to believe thero's no way of knowing what ho is get
ting, anyhow.
Tho American Cigar Company stands for full valuo
in cigars. It believes the man with fivo cents to invest
is entitled to get his money's worth as much as tho in
vestor in any other property. .
It is against box-stuffing, against substitution,
against shoddy, poor cigars and against every kind of
cigar imposition on tho public, and it is adopting every
possiblo method of exposing them.
It believes tho only way to build up a great and
pormanont business is to deal honestly with tho pcoplo,
to give good valuo and uniform dependable quality all
tho time.
Several million smokers havo found it out and are
buying their cigars by tho "A" (Trianglo A) mark on
tho box instead of taking everything for granted and
smoking whatever is handed out
That's Your Cue!
If you want to got acquainted with "A" (Trianglo
A) quality and satisfy yourself as to whether our claims
can bo provod or not, try
The New CREMO '
Every box is now QxtiT.-wrnpped in glassino paper,
sealed at each end with tho "Trianglo A" in red. Tho
cigars nro kept clean, f rash and in perfect smoking con
dition until tho box is opened.
AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY
Manufacturer
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POItTliAXD RAISES IUK1,800.
TIh WVok'h Cniiva'-s In I'm (land for
V. .M. ('. A. In a Oivntor llt,'f.s
Thau Wiin ICvpcelcd.
Portland March SO. Late tonight
the committee consisting of 100 elf.
salesmen of various housos of thU
city, who for the past week hav
boon canvassing the rlty to complete
the fund for $860,000 for the erec
tion of a Y. W. C. A.-Y. M. C. A.
building, sueoeeefully concluded their
work. The total build Ing fund Is
now $m.$QQ.
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Jlixt IIWIIIIMI
Your oough Is only In the thorat and
does not trouble you now, don't think
that It needs no attention. When It
has not had' much of a start is tin
time to check It. The slightest cough
easily leads to Pneumonia. Ilronchl
tla and Consumption. A bottle of
lmllard's liorehonnd Syrup will our
that' cough. The price puts It within
reach of all. Sold by D. J. Vry.
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-itlslo A. Klghtllogur Divorced.
Judge Galloway yesterday granted
Klsie A. Klghtllnger a decree of di
voree from y. a. KlghUtnger on the
grounds of cruel treatment, as pray
ed for In complaint.
Gymnastics nlonu can never glvo
that I'lutitlclty, mio and graceful
figure which comes b tutting Holllu
ter'e Itorky Mountain Tea. 88 oeuta,
Tea er Tablets. For sale ut Dr.
Stone store.
Accidentally KHUd.
Itciy daltmarsh, formerly of Al
bany, but now of Portland. ptud
through the city yesterday bound for
Lebanon, where he went to arrangu
for the funeral of Will crothra.
killed Inst Thursdny at Uable. Ca
rol hers was about IS yenrs old ami
known to many In this city. Albany
Herald.
A BEAUTIFUL FACE
Bend Mlniiip for Particular mill
TokIIiikiiiIjiIm of tin, ruiiit'riy tluU
uIciii-M tho Complexion, Ilomovus Hklu
Imperfection, Muk New Wood nnd
Improvo tlui Hcaltli. If you Inko
BEAUTYSKIN
hunufloJnl ronulfM aro guaranteed or
moiioy refunded.
t'lliCIIKHTICIl CU ISMIOAL CO
MadUnit Place, Philadelphia, Pa.
A. SQUARE DEAL
AM) A FAIR TRIAL OF Ol It i'AIDI WI'LIOIKNTH AND
MACIIIMCIIV OF ALL KINDS. IF YOU Altlt NOT HATIHI'IICI)
WITH A FAIR TRIAL YOLr SIttCD NOT Hl'Y.
I 8KLL TRACTION AND HTATIONIiltY KNOINifiH, NICillOL'H
AXD HHIU'AltD'H ItHD IlIVHIt KHPAUATOItK, HAY 1IALICHH,
KTUKirr AND IIOAD OltADIXO JIACHIXKItY,
VK HAXDLK TDK DYItll WAOOXH, ICXOItlt JIUWJII18,
IIACKH AXD CAHItJAniW.
WIS AUK AOI5XT8 FOII THK ADItlAXCH, lUVICKYH MOW-
HltH, CLIPPKIt VUOXVti AXD HLUK HIIiHOX (JUITIVATOItH,
AJ-fiO SO.MK HKCOXI1 HANI) 1'AUSl IMPLIUIIIXTK AXD
WAGONS VKItV Clliai.
PAINTS, OIW AXD VAItXIHIUIS AT WHOLIWALII AND JIB-
TAII, OMBS AXD HTAINB OP ALL KINDS, AXD PAINTilllH
BUPPLIIiS.
IJl'GOY TOPS, DASIIHOAUDS, WHIPS, ItOIH!S, HTO.
COItliF-Sl'OXDRXCK SOUCITHD, GJW't'LAItS AND DKSCIUIN
TIVH CATAIOGUUK FUII.V18IIHII OX API'LIOATIO.V.
GEO. B. JACOB, Ptop.
PIIOXK IOI MAI.V
COIL FIIONT AND 1'IXH KTH11ET8