DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1007.
HOFER BROS., Phers and Proprietors
E. IIOFEB, Editor. A. P. nOFER, Manager.
THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOOD
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR.
HOW OLD SQUIRHS PITIED HIS PONY.
(A truo story by W. S. Gordon of Gardiner, Oro.)
Old Squlera weighed two hundred pounds
And thirty more to Bpard,
But his boy wna Hko his mother's folks , , ., '
All peaked, palo and fair.
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And ho drove an old Bucksln maro,
Hlpshot and) lamo beside,
But the road would never get too steep
For Squlers himself to ride.
And ovory tlmo ho passed our houso,
They had n hill to climb,
And Squlers would mako the boy got out
And walk up ovory tlmo.
"For 'tis a dirty Bhame," ho Said,
As ho stopped to let her blow,
"For us big follors both to ride,
"Andl pull tho critter so."
Tho Suuiora trlbo are not all dead
Thoy want tho weak to climb,
Whllo their big hulks of twlca tho weight
Must ride tip, ovory time.
How much a residence like that built by Mrs. F. A. Wiggins TENDS
TO BEAUTIFY A CITY.
Mako Salem a more beautiful city by building more artistic homes in
all partB of tho city.
They cost but little more than the plain, box-liko structure, that re
veals so much aesthetic impoverishment.
In this mild climate "there should be more bungalows, more Swiss chal
ets, more ornamontat and cosy-like homes.
BIG ORDER FOR ROLLING STOCK
COMING EVENTS.
May 24 Oregon
Hood River.
Juno 4-7 Washington
stato grange,
State
Southern Pacific officials Vote to Ex
pend $0,188,000 This Year.
(San Francisco Chronicle.)
Six million one hundred and elgthy. Grange, Lyndon.
thousand dollars worth of new rol'- Juno 10 Oregon Pioneers' asso-
Ing stock for tho Pacific system of elation, Portland.
"NEW DEAL" AN "OPEN SECRET."
Tho Orogonlan has a ringing editorial standing by tho now deal at
Vim ulnln ncrrlriiltiirnl rnllnen.
It upholds manfully tho now prosidont of that Institution, against tho
iincnllod for attacks on tho stato agricultural college
It Is an open secret that tho grangoH of Oregon felt suro thoro was to
bo a now doal nt that institution until refrained from criticising tho large
appropriation mndo for that institution. Salem Journal.
Aro wo to Imply from this assertion from tho Journal that under tho
now deal plan that a largo appropriation for tho stato agricultural col
logo Is to bo hold nbovo critislcm hut a slmllnr appropriation of Ore
won'fl unlvorBlty is to bo held up to criticism. In othor wordB is the
iiow deal tq bo anything but a squnro doal botwoon stato institutions?
If Bomobody doos not brldlo Hofor's tonguo ho will glvo tho wholo
knocking scheme away and mako It look protty badl for tho referendum-
. ... nii.m mn 111.1 IV AV
Ron and A FEW STATU PAPERS THAT A HI-; suitusij aw "
THE NEW DEAL.
TIiobo who aro Hooking to array tho unlvorBlty of Eugene an 1 tho Cor
vallls collogo agnlnHt onch othor aro In small business and such a "now
doal" won't go In Orogon. TIIK ULTERIOR MOTIVES HACK OF A
FEW THINGS EDUCATIONAL ARE BICGINNING TO SHOW THEIR
HYDRA HEADS. Eugene Rcglstor.
' Tho nbovo from tho Eugene paper roqulros a lllttlo elucidation.
THE PEOPLE REHIHtVE THE RIGHT TO PASS UPON ANY INSTI
TUTION AND ANY APPROPRIATION.
If tho pooplo want to tako tho referendum on tho whole legislature
thoy havo a perfect right to do bo.
Tho "now deal" roforred to by The Capllal Journnl was Blmply io
'.forrlng to tho Btato agricultural collogo.
'O'lio people and tho rogontH woro anxious that a man bo chosen from
outside tho Htato political machine, WHICH SEEMS TO HAVE ITS
HEADOUARTKHS AT EPGHNK.
Tho pooplo wnntocH tho bonoflt of competition and tho right to solect
n prosidont for tho Hlato agricultural collogo from nnywhoro in tho Uni
ted States.
Thoy wnntod tho host man for tha nioiioy paid that could bo obtained
Inatoiul of iiiihhIiik n fat ollleo up to suiio favorlto of THE POLITICAL
COMBINATION THAT DOMINATED Till? LAST LEGISLATURE.
That Ih tho now doal that was mi opon sooret among tho grnngors.
Thoy woro willing to glvo a now mnn n fair trial, but If ho proves to be
n mora polltloal lobbyist thoy cut tbwn his omolumonts, and roduco hi
uuppllu of BiuokuluBH powdur to a mlultnum.
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SOWII AMERICAN TRADE.
Tho liulirfuronco of proHpoioiiH Amorlca to tho luro of rorolgn trndo
In rovanlud In the latent totals or th commorco of the Bouthorn hnlf of
this heiulrtphoro.
The rupubltoH south of tho iHtlnmu of Panama havo pllod up n forolgr.
trado vnluod at no loss than $ 1 ,'J7S,S3:t.O0O.
Of that the United Stntoa has but l'JOD.07 1,000.
And nioro than 00 por cant of our trado with South Amorloa Is made1
up OF Till-: COMMODITIES WE BUY FROM THAT CONTINENT.
Tho foreign trade of Argontlna conspicuously rovoalB tho opportunity
Amorlca Ih missing.
Tho ImporU Into that ropubllc In 1!)0G nmountod In value to over $2G9,
000,000, which was about four timed tho value of tho exports from the
Uult9tf Sliitos to nil tho ropulfllos at South Amorlca.
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A WORD FOR. THE MUCH-ABUSEI) BULL
A YainhlM county farmer n Just boon killed by n Jwrsay bull.
There, aro ninny victims of tho bull la tho courso of tho yonr, BUT
THERE IS ALWAYS A CAUSE.
Has It over occurred to you that mnny of thoso mtlmula nro kopt in
cloau conllnonumt until thoy nro noarly lusano?
There Ih no domestic nnlmul troatod so unuaturnlly and Inhumanly as
tho avorago bull.
Thoy aro often kopt In n close stall all summor long, In filth, nttnckod
by llltw. plagued by lice, AND NOT HVK.V GIVEN DECKNT RATIONS.
Tho writer was on tho proinlsoa of a state institution within a yonr
mid saw a mngullloiint bull kopt In a stockndu In mud noarly knee deep.
What an outrage for an Intolllgout man, supposed to bo worthy to bo
ant rust od with the care of animals, to koop a bull 1 nsuch a place!
Bulls want tho freedom of u pasturo, want n cloan plnco to Ho and
nueow to water, and oxorelao, and propor- food.
As a rule they are denied all this and ofton gtvon tho vory opposite,
AND TIINX PKOPLE ABE SUPR1SKD IF THEY KILL SOMK ONE.
It U a wuiulor moro pooplo aro not klllod by bulls tho way they arc
HQlit as a rule.
If the bull could spoak ho would frame an Indict mont against many
nn gwnor that would causo tho creator to blush that ho made thorn.
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MAKI-2 SALEM A MORE BEAUTIFUL OITY.
A strungar awaiting for tho train nt tho S. P. Co. station romarkod
that Salem was n vory pretty city.
Nature has dono much in tho way of affording A BEAUTIFUL SITE
TOR A CITY WHERE SALEM IS LOCATED.
Thoro aro many beautiful buildings In this city, and some very spa
clous grounds about thorn.
Tho streets nro wide, and thoro aro many beautiful trees that cannot
1)0 much improved upon.
Thoro nro a. fow substantial residences with A MULTITUDE OF
PLAIN, SQUARE BOX HOUSES.
Salem would bo far moro beautiful It thoro wero loss plain painfully
plain homo architecture.
the Southern Pacific was yesterday
voted by tho olllclala of that com
pany. Thla onormoua order will soon
bo plnced with various eastern con
cerns. It conalsts of 75 new loco
motives, 1G7 passenger coachea and
5350 new freights enra to bo added
to tho Pacific aystom, which consists
of a total of 4194 mllea of main lino,
radiating from San Francisco to Fl
Paso, Tex., SuarkB, Nov., and Ash
land, Or. Tho wholo order Is to be
comploted and nddodi to tho service
within a year.
Tho great addition to the transpor
tation facilities of tho western end
of tho big Harriman Bystom mean?,
In effoct, that tho Patlflc system's
present totnl of 1200 locomotives Ii
to bo Increased ( por cent; thut
tho 12 GO pnsscngor cars aro to be
nugmentcd 13 por cent, and that
tho 25,000 freight cars of tho Pa
cific system aro to bo augmented by
20 por cont.
In adrfltlon to all those, 55 pns
songor coachos and GOO olltank cars
are still duo on this year's $G,000,
000 order, which hna otherwise been
filled. Only 25 of tho G25 now oil
tank cars havo as yet como from the"
fnctorlcs.
Tho Harriman syBtom, so called,
consiBtB of nn nggrognto of 19,500
mllea, made up of tho following
lines: Union Pacific, 7858 miles;
Oregon Short Lino, 2431 miles; Ore
gon Itnllroad and Navigation Com
pany, 1771 miles; Texas Pacific, 320G
miles; nnd tho Pacific syBtom, 4194
miles. Tho Pnclflc system la there
foro about 30 por co nt of tho whole
Hnrrlmnn system.
With slmllnr additions to tlu
othor branches pt tho Hnrrlmnn Bya
torn tho gront rnllwny corporation
boa practically issued an ordor for
$20,000,000 worth of now rolling
stock to copo with tho onromous In
crenso In business.
Tho aopnrato Items of expenses for
the Pnclflc syBtom, which focusos nt
San Francisco, Ib shown in tho fol
lowing tnble:
ROLLING STOCK.
Locomotlvos, 75 No.. Cost.
Consolidations ... 10 $142,000
Moguls 30 3G0.000
Swltchors 20 214,000
Pacific typo 15 230,000
Total 75 $4G,000
PaBsongor CarB, 157
Coaohos 125 $GGO,000
Bnggago 20 70,000
Diners 10 125,000
Observation 2 2G.000
Totnl 157 $SS7,000
Frolght Cars, 5350
Box 2500 $2,125,000
Flat 1300 880,000
Stook 750 5G0.000
Gondola 500 415,000
OHtank 300 375,000
Totnl 5350 $4,355,000
Grand total cost $G.1S8,000
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Tho Llfo Insurance
Muddlo has etartod tho public to
thinking. Tho wonderful success
that has mot Ballard's Horohound
Syrup In Its crusndo on Coughs, In
jluonrn, Bronchitis and all Pulmon
ary troubles has started tho publlo
to thinking of this wondorful prepa
ration. They nro all using It. Join
tho procession and down with sick
ness. Prlco 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold
by D. J. Fry.
The Capita
National
Bank
SOLICITS YOUR BUSINESS
WHETHER IT BE LARGE OR
SMALL.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
TO LADIES AND OTHERS WHO
ARE UNFAMILIAR WITH BANK
ING MJTTHODS.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT PAYS
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS OF
ONE DOLLAR OR MORE.
J.H.Albert JOS. H. Albert
President Cashier
July 10-15 Interntalonal Chris
tian Endeavor convention, Seattle.
July 15-20 Grand Lodgo Elks
Philadelphia.
July 9-13 Knights Templar con
clave, Saratoga, N. Y.
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If You Don't
Succeed tho first tlmo uso Herbino
and you will got InBtant rollof. Tha
greatest liver regulator. A positive
euro for Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, Chills and all liver complaints.-
Mr. C , of Emory, Texas,
writes: "My wifo has boon using
Herbino for horsolf and children for
five years. It Is a suro euro for con
stipation and malaria fever, which 1
substantiated by what It has done
for my family." Sold by D. J. Fry.
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Tlio Benson for tho Quiet.
Swollup (after tho dinner) Yds,
I told that protty girl next to me
everything I know.
Rival I noticed you woro protty
quiet over at that end of tho tnblo
Detroit Freo Press.
My Best Friend.
Alexander Benton, who lives on
rural route 1, Fort Edward, N Y
says: "Dr. King's New Discovery is
my best earthly friend, it cured rn?
of asthma six years ago. It has also
performed a wondorful cure of in
cipient consumption for my son's
wife. The first bottle ended tho ter
rible cough, and this accomplished
tho other smyptoms loft one by one
until sho was perfectly well. Dr'
King's New Discovery's power over
coughs and colds Is simply marvel
ous." No other remedy has ever
equaled it. Fully guaranteed by J
C. Perry, druggist; 50c and $1.00
Trial bottlo free.
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Bids for Wood.
Sealed bids will bo recolved by the
directors or scnool district No. 24,
for Salem, Oregon, ut tho ofilco of
district clerk in tho Murphy block,
at Salem, Orogon, until tho 18th day
og May, 1907, at 5 p. m. Bids to bo
opened at tho high school building
at 7:30 p. m. of said dato for cord
wood for tho different school build
ings, as follews:
High school building, 75 cords of
fir.
Yow Park school, 70 cda. fir nnd
5 cda. of oak.
Lincoln school, 34 cds. of fir and
G cds of oak.
North school, GO cds. of Or.
East school, 140 cds. fir.
Tho board resorves tho right to re
ject any or all bids.
II. A. JOHNSON, Jr.,
G-13-Gt. District Clerk.
Don't Pay Alimony
To bo divorced from your appendix.
Thoro will bo no occasion for It it
you koop your bowolB rogular with
Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills. Tholr
action Is so gentlo that tho appendix
novor has causo to mako tho least
complaint. Guaranteed by J. C
Perry, druggist. 25c. Try thom.
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Llttlo Helen, at tho close of her
evening prnyor, Bald: "And, O God.
mnko mo it irnod clrl. I naked you
to yesterday, but you didn't."
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A Narrow Escape.
G. W. Cloyd, n morchnnt, of
Plunk, Mo., had n narrow oscapo four
years ago, when ho ran a Jlmson bur
into his thumb. Ho says: "Tho doc
tor wanted to amputate It but I
would not conBont. I bought a box
of Bucklon's Arnica Salvo and that
cured tho dangoroiiB wound." 25c
nt J. C. Perry's, druggist.
Notice to Real Estato Dealers
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All porsons doing n real estate
buslnoss Insldo tho city limits nro
horoby notified that a $10 llconso is
duo from each ono, and thoy aro ro
quostod to call at tho city hall and
pny tho same nt onco.
W. A. MOORES,
5-14-3t City Recordor.
CHESTERFIELD
Special Low Fee for
a Few Days Only
50c 50c
Proposals for Brick Asylum Wing.
Salem, Oregon, Mny 13, 1907.
Soalcd proposals, endorsed on the
outsldo of onvolopo, "Proposals for
Brick Asylum Wing,, Salem, Ore
gon, and nddressod to w. N, Gat
ons, clork of nsylum board, will bo
recolved at tho oxecutlvo ofilco, stato
capltol, Salem, Orogon, until 2
o'clock p. m. of May 27, 1907, for
furnishing materials and lnbor re
quired to construct nnd comploto t
brick nsylum wing with plumbing,
hot wutor heating, gas and oloctrio
light, water and sowor connections,
In strict nccordanco with plans, spec
ifications nnd Instructions to blddors,
which mny bo oxamlned at tho govor
nor's ofilco, capltol building, and W
D. Pugh, Salem, Oregon. For furth
er Information apply to W. D. Pugh,i
architect, Salem, Orogon.
W. N. GATENS,
5-14-18-21-25. Clork
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Proposals for Painting.
Proposals aro hereby requested
for estimates on painting tho roof,
windows and metal work on main
building at tho stato roform school.
All palutlng material to bo furnish
ed by tho stato. Bids must bo sent
to tho ofilco of tho superintendent
on or beforo May 16. 1907. In
formation and specifications can bo
had on application. Ten per cent
certified check of amount must ac
company bid.
N. II. LOONEY,
5-8-7t. Superintendent.
Psychic, Palmist
and Clairvoyant
I will toll your
namo, your ago,
nnd tho date of
your birth, also
of changes that
nro In store for
you, whothor or
not you should
mako thorn and
If you will bo
successful. I toll also of failures
BUCC0BS08, deaths, travols, mnr-
rlngoB, divorces, homo nnd heart
affairs, talonts and questions tfcat
portnin to tho futuro. I tench tho
profession to othors. MediumlBtlc
persons dovoloped. Pnrlorc In tho
Hughes block 4GG Stato street.
Houra 9 n. m. to9 p. m. dally and
Sunday.
w w m.
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of our hmk. .""IHI
money. ' m
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Plaster
A Del
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of tho fitnotu On
easier, wsgmtfetli
land restorer. Q
better than anjriy,
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great inrestmtat oa m
Special prices la lirni
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J. W. BOLLEN
Manager
Salem
Undertaking
Co.
Funeral DIroctor and
' Embalmor.
Calls answered day or
night.
Phnnn 7ft SRS Court St.. SalOIO
& ii
Salem Fence Wire
Headquarters for Wovea Wire
Fencing.
Nottlng, Pickets, Gates, Shingles, P.
& B. Ready Roofing, Screen Doors
and Adjustlblo Window Scroens
All at lowest price.
Walter Morley
250 Court St Satem, Ore
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