Daily capital journal., May 13, 1907, Page 5, Image 5

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 1, 1007.
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CARPENTERS
APPEAL TO
GOVERNOR
OBJECT TO EMPLOYING CONVICTS
Plans on Foot to Establish Eight Hour
Day for the Carpenters at Salem
OHGANIZK LEAGUE.
tyvrs of Silvortoit Met In Opera
Houm Tuesday.
WILL MEET IX SALEM.
Stato Tonclicrs Association to Con
vciio in Capital City In June.
a meeting of tho taxpayers of
Ion precincts held In tho opera
! last Saturday a lenguo was or
and M. Small was olected
irary chairman and E. S. Long
iccrctary. L J. Adams cnlled
iMtlng to ordor and stated Ufl
to. In his remarks ho said In
incc: "I am Biiro wo nil feci
Ire arc taxed too heavily In pro
to the returns wo get from
axatlon."
Hatteberg read a good and
sting paper on tho Important
t. Mr. Johnson spoko plainly
tho point and B. Tlnglcstnd
keJ that "wo must organlzo
rork together." After other
lei by many mombcrs prosont.
call was elected president ' of
ague, and Messrs. Longacro,
liUJ, Hatteburg, Hobnrt, Por
Kcks, Funruo and Adams were
at executive committee.
, Longacro offerod tho follow
QluMon which was unanimous
I'ted with a roquost that tho
given to this papor for pub
Tho Stnto Teachers association Is
to moot In Salem some tlmo In June
and tho Salem people, especially the
cducatora of that city, aro making
preparations for tho entertainment
of tho many teachers who will crowd
tho Capital City during that time. A
committee consisting of sovornl lend
ing educators havo solicited funds
from tho business men of Sa
lem townrd defrnyl ng tho expenses
of tho entertainment of tho many
visitors oxpectod, and nn elaborate
program will bo provided for tho cn
tortnlnmont of tho pretty Bchool
ma'nms of Oregon who will honor
Salem with tho presence on thnt oc
Mslon. Salem pcoplo will thro
their doors opon to tho fair visitors
and tho lnttor will doubtloss onjoy
tholr stay Initio far fnmed Willnm
otto valley.
o-
olred, that we, tho Taxpay-
Msuo of Sllvorton precinct.
ly request every pieclnct lu
i county to organlzo nnd unlto
In an effort to get our tnxes
to get somo benefit from
fe do havo to pay."
?leaguo started with a mom
o( 26, and It Is expected that
fcctlvo work will bo nccom-
tlong tho lino of tax re-
1G0
150
100
90
If You Don't
the first tlmo uso Herblne
HI get Instant rollof. Tha
liter regulator. A posltlvo
Of Constlnatlon. Svanensla.
Chills and all liver corn-
Mr. C , of Emory, Texas,
"My wife haB been using
for herself and children for
It Is a suro cure for coo
nd malaria fever, which l
Hted by what It has donb
:fmlly. Sold by D. J. Fry.
4500
1700
1400
nimiiuitm
'ishes
s than
t
F m. rilvnson'S
eT Vore, 432 State
C lng out line of
crockerywaro and
'Me, Alan n full n.. nt
-d fanCy groceries.
'.r and take advantage
srtit opportunity,
I. BFUNSON
Transfers of Heal Estate.
Tho following doods hnvo boon
plncod on record In tho ollloo of tho
Mnilon county rocerdor:
P. E. Wall, ot ux., to E. V.
Smith, ot ux., land In Joffer-
8011, w d
P. and 1S H. Losley to Suzan
Trnsk, land In Stayton, w d
E. nnd E. Sohlndlor to Emlo
Schlndler, ot nl., 120 acres In
t 9 s, r 2 o, w d
Joseph Docdlgholmor to E. T.
Smith, 904 aoiot In t C s, r
1 o, q c d
C. P. Spalding, ot ux., to J. V.
Alderman, 5 8-100 of an aero
In Woodburn, w d
J. V. Alderman, et ux., to C.
F, Spauldlng, C 2-100 of nn
aero In Woodburn, w d ....
Estella Molock to B. C. Blaok,
ot al blocks 2 to 7, Nob
Hill annex to Salem, w d.,
W. P. BchuUe, et ux., to O.
Mouson, 10 acres, in t 10 b,
r 3 w, w d
William and May Odeklrk to
Ernest Shonnoson, et ux.,
IVx acres In t 5 s, r 1 w, w d
A. and A. Kllnger to II. Y. Ma
gee, lots 7 and 8, block 2,
Mathlas nutala'a addition to
Mt. Angol, w d 1000
E. II. Hourbonnals to Minnie
B. Peotz, lot 5, block 1, addi
tion "B" to Woodburn,
w d
S. Crocker, et ux., to William
Salzelder, lot 5, block 1,
Goodman's addition to Wood
burn, w d
O. and t. T. Bogard to Sam
uel Croaker, lot 5, block 1,
Goodman's first addition to
Woodburn. wd
o v
Stop GrumbllBg.
If you mffer from Rheumatism or
pains, for Ballard's Snow Liniment
will bring quick relief. It la a sure
cure for Sprains, Rheumatism, Con
tracted Muscles and all paln and
within the reach ot all. Price 26c,
50c, 11.00. C. R. 8mlth, Teneba,
Tex., writes: "I have ned Ballard
Saow Llalment ia my family for
Tho existence of labor troubles at
Salem nnd In Marlon county hnJ
been known to employers for somo
time, but n crisis was not reached
until nt tho end of Inst week, whon
action was taken by tho Salem Car
pontor's Union, loading to a pnrtlal
solution. Hop groworB and ranch
ors generally hnvo been hard pushed
to got farm hands. Marlon county
Iiina nan to prnciicnuy susponu uuuu
Ing highways on account of tho scar
city of men and teams. Especially
wns tho county work hindered by in
ability to get convict labor that had
uecn oxpectod to crush rock and enr
ry on sovornl much-needed exten
sions. A lnrgor forco than over be
fore Is employed on tho stnto stovo
works, as tho legislature inado pro
vision for tho employment of three
gangs of convicts undor somo old
stntuto or custom, that provides for
tho working of convicts on tho statu
Institutions. Laws passed nt tho last
session provided employment of con
victs nt tho stnto fair grounds, un
dor tho stnto fair board, to build
shods nnd now buildings, to cost the
stnto $20,000. Anothor forco was
authorized to help construct tho now
wing at tho stato Insnno nsylum, and
to mako n million brick. Tho login
laturo also mudo provision to clonr
tho ground, mnko tho oxcavntlonR
nnd do other work nt tho now statu
Institution for tho feoblo minded. All
those now employments for tho con
victs hnvo mndo such n domnnd upon
tholr tlmo nnd scrvlcos that nono can
bo had for building highways.
Cnrpontt'r'H Union AcIh,
Salem Carpenter's Union had n
largo meeting Saturday night and
considered tho wholo labor situation
at Salem, nnd finally took nction In
appointing n coiumlttco to wnlt on
tho stnto ofucinls, and uco what could
ho dono to divert tho employment of
convict labor on Btato Jobs, nnd allow
only freo lnbor to bo omployod nt
tho stnto fair grounds nnd Btnto In
stitutions. Tho coiumlttco Is com
posed of W. H. Pottlt, W. H. Woodn
nnd L. C. Flshor. Thoy will first con
sult with tho governor nnd thou ex
tend tho scopo of tholr Inquiry. Tho
mon say thoy want n fnlr doal, Ib aP
Home Art Ion Nfwn-sury. :
"Wo hnvo got to stop tho oxtoiiBlon;
of convict labor to all kinds of Btato
work." Bald a prominent mombor of
ilin union today. In discussing tho
Bltuntlon. "Our bOHt carpontorB and!
many of our contractors aro forced
to go to Portland, nnd aro moving
tholr famlllOB thoro. Wngos havo
gono to four dollnrs u day for eight
hours, with half a day off Saturday
They nro getting 424 for 44 hours
work. With our common labor and
mochnnlcB nnd tonniBtora shut out
from most of tho stato work horo a
tho capital, what enn wo do, but all
go to Portland. It costs moro to
llvo thoro, and tho reputation of pay
ing big wagoa builds up any city. Tho
eight-hour day makes room for an
additional laboror for ovory eight
men employed. Unless wo do somo
thing at Salem, tho building of stato
highways will becomo Imposilblo
and thoro will bo llttlo chance of em
ployment for freo labor, tho way the
loelslaturo has liked things." Plan
aro completed for establishing an
eight-hour day for carpenters at Sa
lem, to go Into effect about Juno 1st
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I ; CURRENT EVENTS
iiiiiiiniiiiiinimnw
Tho Mothers' Congress nt Los An
geles Is In session. Mrs. Frnnk HIP,
of Tncomn, led a conforonco on tho
prevention of crime.
Tho commomorntlon ot the landing
of tho first English colony, May 12
1607, was celebrated nt Jamestown
Island, Norfolk, Vn today. James
Brlce, British ambassador, was tho
principal speaker.
The stenmcr City of Clovolnnd.
which wns bolng constructed nt De
troit, Michigan, vaa burned this
morning. Sho was a comploto loss,
oxcopt tho hull. Cost JG00.000.
Nlnoty men aro supposed to havo
lost their lives In n copper mlno nt
Tcnnrcs, Stato ot Durango, Mexico,
by t Ilro started by a clgarotto care
lessly dropped,
Tho now baby prlnco of Spain han
been christened Alfonso.
Jnpnn Is seeking to establish dip
lomatic rolntlons with Turkey and
hnvo an ntubnnandor nt tho Porto.
Forolgn Immigrants aro pouring
Into Now York nt tho rato of COOO
per day.
Short grain crops of nil kinds aro
predicted in Eastern states on ac
count ot late frosts nnd Insect ene
mies. Tho longshoreman' strike may
Bpread from Now York to Boston anJ
Philadelphia.
Tho federal supremo court hns
hold tho eight-hour law on public
work conHtttutlounl. Tho court
iiold, however, thnt mon on dredges
nnd bcowb nro not Inborers or mo
chnnlcs within tho meaning ot tho
law. Tho employment of these mon
for moro than eight hours wns not n
violation of tho Inw.
Have You Seen Those Swell
Block Check Silks
WE'RE DISPLAYING IN OUR , - '
DRY GOODS SECTION
' n,iF THEY'RE THE LATEST CRAZE.
WE HA YE THEM IN SMAjTi CHECKS, MEDIUM CHECKS,
LARGE CHECKS AND EXTRA LARGE CHECKS, HANGING IN
PRICE FROM OOo TO $1.10 PER YARD. EASTERN SILK
MILLS CAN'T PRODUCE THESE POPULAR CHECKS FAST
ENOUGH TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND.
ANOTHER SHIP.MENT OF NOVELTY
RIVED YESTERDAY.
DRESS GOODS AR.
HER PALM
Denotes tho Hlghi'st of Tragic mill
Artistic Powers mid Talents.
Prof. Grant Chcstoruold, tho colo
brnted palmist, hns nddod n numbor
of Imprints to hlif oxtrnordlnnry col
lection ot palmogrnpltH slnco his stay
lu town, nnd nmong tho numbor U
that of n certain young Indy whose
hand denotes a enroor most Matter
ing, at least that Ib what Chester
Hold says.
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WE'RE PROUD OF THE lUICORI) OUR DRESS GOODS DE.
PARTMENT IS MVIUNG.
SALEM'S REST DRESSERq.VSSURE US THAT WE AltE SHOW
ING THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CORRECT FR.
RICS AND OUR PRICES ARF. MUCH LOWER THAN "REGULAR
STORES."
jars'zed (dM $s&
NEW LEATHER
SUIT CASES....
s
ARRIVED LAST WEEK. THEY'RE EXTRA GOOD VALUES
FOR THE MONEY. PRICES RANGE FROM.
$3.65 to $1 3.85
Wc Uundcrscll "Regular Stores"
Tm
PANTHER
ATTE.MITH
LIFE dV
CAhV
NtMleil Grub for Ills Ijutler
Tries to Curry off Mudd's
Vil.
nnd
600
426
42S
Marvelous
Results
To those who uso Porfeotion
Baking Powdor.
Somo using it say there ts no
better, whllo others ay It has no
equal, so give It a trial. Lay
away your many complaints by
utag
Epplcy's Perfection
Baking Powcfer
It is manufactured on Stato street
and contains tho purest mater
ials. Sold by all Grocers, and put
up In all sizes of glass Jars which
aro forever useful.
C. M. EPPLEY
MaMlfiMiMref
Sdm, Orag-M
Tho young Indy In question lu now
studying hard fitting herself for tho
Htngu, and If Chesterfield's prcdlo
tlon and tho hopo of her numorou-j
frlundH nro realized hIio certainly
will inovo lu brllllnncy.
It Ib said by examining your
palms ho tolls tho condition of your
health, what nils you and whether or
not you can bo cured. If you will
Boon mako cortaln business changes
It your homollfo Is or will bo happy;
If you will bo fortunato In lovo nf
fairs. If you will moot your obliga
tions, and In fact ho tolls tho com
ploto story of your llfo us told by the
languago ot tho hand.
Professor Chesterfield's parlor,
are in tho Hughes block, 4C2 Stnto
street. Thoy remain opon to tho
public until 9 o'clock nt night.
Blotches, plmplos, flush worms,
black heads, aro unsightly and do
note Impuro blood. Holllstora
Mountain Ten will drlvo thorn away,
carrying pooplo olonr to tho top floor
ot health and happlnoss. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. For salo at Dr
Stouo's store
(Astorlan.)
P. II. Mudd, who IIvoh four iuIIch
from Astoria on tho Lewis & Clnrk
rlvor, haa gono Into tho pnuthor-
killing ImihIiiuhh. Near tho hour ot
noon yesterday ho shot and killed a
pnuthor In his front ynrd thnt was at
tempting to mako mlnco meat of n
small cult which was tied out In tho
ynrd.
Mr. Mudd'u homo Ih on the county
rond nnd In a thickly Bottled com
munity. Things must hnvo been
pretty scarce In tho commissary do
pnrtmont of tho panther trlbu to
mako them bold enough to enter In
to such surroundings at midday nnd
attempt to abduct a wuok's supply of
raw veal.
Mr. Mudd wns working near his
house whon tho lucldont took placo.
Ho heard tho calf bloating and hast
ened to loam tho cnuso of tho vocal
outburst. Whon ho arrived upon tho
scouo of activities ho found tin
pnuthor with a strangle hold on tho
calf's nose. Ho Immediately cnllod
for n gun nnd Mrs. Mudd Boon ap
peared, armed with a shotgun and n
rillo4. With tho lnttor wenpon Mr.
Mudd shot tho pnuthor twice, Instant
ly killing It. Tho animal measured
six foot from tip to tip.
A neighbor pausing utmr tho Mudd
homo yesterday morning saw two
panthers In tho road. At sight ot
him thoy mndo off Into tho brush.
Mr. Mudd's trophy was probably ono
of thorn. It Ih now up to Bomeouo
to bng tho other one,
o
G!rU will Mintlo through tho years,
Tholr oyoa will always glisten with
Bleo,
Thoy will norer bo hidden by tonra,
It thoy taku Hocky Mountain Ten.
- -For flalo at Dr. Btono atoro.
o jAw m i" o act 3: .a.
Burt U J IH KW Yn H"' "" ky
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SOMETHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
Let u show you a neat, up-to-date
lens for near and far-welug. It U
eually as good aa tho expensive kind,
and half the cost.
Don't throw away your brokeu
glassea. Bring them to us. Wo can
duplicate any part, with little ex
peas. Chas. H. Hinges
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TESTED SEED CORN
Reed corn la getting scarce, and it will pay you to place your
t ordor now. Our corn haa boon tosted, and you aro auru ot a crop
if you plant it.
Stock and Poaitry Foods
Wo carry a largo stock of thn Prussian nnd Intoruattouat Stock
and Poultry Pood, Loo's Llco Kilter, Kow Kuril,
Prussian Heave Cute
A euro that la guaranteed; wo havo sold hundreds of pnekagoa
M 1. !. ... V.. .......... I...l, If It fnllu HU l X
aim Jl OUrun Hl hbutuh. juui iuuuvj uutn it i. ium. . t n.
D. A. White & Sons
I 255 Commerciai St. Phone 1 60
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ffinp
All tho latest soft drinks nt our
soda fountain.
FINE ICE CREAMS
Havo you noticed our flno assort
ment of poital cards, comic and souv
enir? Red Cross
Pharmacy
years aai kava found It a lae rest
"1.432 State St
edy for all Pi ache. I ree-
tmwU. K fe-r ! I tM ch.
gM y 9. J. Fry. , ,
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