...
i nwmuMi NMiMiim m
DAILY OAPITAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, ULYY 23, 1007.
RBSC
f ft V2 WJIWtr .ittfclftl WPyS. TTTTT"
tB IIIIA'fAi I H4V9wWZ sliHV&lH AT y A l I k
WMBSKtmf
H till II llllini.' ta-Jl IN B.I i. ZV I
m mm t iflry fai1lr'wy Ifcr7
Hit s
N fe 5lMfL
1
Wheix the
Kildreix
come home
from
School
They usually want
something from
(he pantry
EIGHT NEW
FIRMS ARE
INCORPORATED
Salem Men Organize New Company
for Manufacturing Gas and
Electric Fixtures
You remember the hunger you had
Home cooking counts for much
in the child's health; do not imperil
it with alum food by the use of poor .baking powder.
Have a delicious, pure, home-made muffin, cake or biscuit ready when they
come in To Tbc sure of the purity, you must use
DAVAI BAKING
IfvTAL POWDER
Rojal mkcs a difference in your home -a difference in your health
a difference in your cooking.
ROYAL is absolutely Pure.
00RD0N
DENIES
MARRIAGE
Edward Sam Oordon of Coos Bay
In pursued by a fomalo Nomosls who
nHHortH hIio Ih hla wlfo and furthor
moro lias a hinrrlugo cortlllcato that
shown Edward Sam Gordon and
Dortha Kit a Lurch wuru duly married
nt Vancouver, Wash., on October 21,
1905, by Rev. Robert Yoatman, tho
Uaptlst mlnlBtor, In tho proHonco of
W .10. Wilson nnd Oro Mobloy, wlt-
nOHSOH.
Hut Hdwnrd Sam Gordon, who la
u wealthy man and uwnor of con
siderable property, says tho mnrrlngo
did not Include him; that he waa not
printout In porson or ttplrlt, and that
It waa only u part of a uchumo of
Borthu lilttii Lurch to got an iutoruHt
In IiIh property. .
Tho woman baa long claimed to
be Gordon's wife but he didn't
bothor inuoh about her until nfter
tho Vancouver eplaode. Ho claims
she came to Portland, found boiiio
old follow to Impersonate Edward
Sam Gordon, no over to Vancouver,
procure n IIouiiho and havo a mnr
rlngo ceremony performed.
nak tho court to docreo him tho ab-j Furniture for Stnto House,
solute owner In foo simple of tho whon GoVernorChnmborluln vialt
proporty that Dorthn Etta Lorch has cd CooB Bny ,nHt wcok tho onthUB,aB.
no right, title or lntoreat therein, nnd t,c c,UzunB rnscd ?300 wlth whch
to prohibit hor from claiming or.,,, ,.v n nnf n, fl,PniMirft .,., win
m - t y
bo a dupllcato of tho act used in tho
asserting alio Is hla legal wlfo.
tup.
X-RAYS
San Francisco's travail Is tho In
ability of hor cltlzona to travel.
car, "united wo run."
club rooniH in North Bend nnd whon
finished will bo nlnccd in tho govern
or's olllco ns a token of csteom for
tho governor nnd nn ndvortiaoment
for North Bend. Tho money was
raised, according to ,tho Coos Bay
Harbor, na follews:
"Gcjitlomon," nnd Tom Richard
son's volco commanded tho nttontlon
Tho policeman In San FrnnclBco of n. "Gentlemen, wo aro In tho
Huggoatod us a motto to tho street cnh roomB of ti,0 0C8t mtio'olty
that I over saw.
A city that hna subscribed more
'ho dofonao in tho Haywood casoj money per capita thnn any other city
rgo that Ilnrry Orchard Is a l Orogon for advertising purposes.
A city that has tho hnndsomost
nppointod club rooms of any city in
T
cha
blgnmlat. As ho confesses to 18
murders, a little matter of two mar
riages will probably not cnuso him
much loss of sleep, so long as both
wives aro left out of talking dis
tance of him.
If Ituof Is believed na to hla state
ments that ho uccoptod bribes from
tho United Hallways of San Fran
cisco, why should ho not bo bolloved
aa to his statement that Calhoun
paid him tho monoy?
Those well voraod in history say
Thou that Jamoatown has ohnnged but llt-
aho wont back to Cooa Day and bade- tie alnco discovered by John Smith.
ed hor claim to be hla wlfo by ahow-
lug tho cortlllruto and this bus espe
cially annoyed him In selling prop
erty aa she would go to Intending
purchasers and warn thorn not to
buy ua she waa tho wlfo of Gordon
and wouldn't sign tho deed.
Gordon aitya he went to Vancouver
nnd secured the atlldavlt of llov.
Yeatuiau to tho effect that ho (the
roal Gordon) was not tho bridegroom
of tho Gordon-Lorch wedding. Mr.
Gordon owns property In Clackamas
county and ho therefore will bring
suit In the circuit court at Orogon
City through hla attorneys, Dlmtck
& Dlmlrk, to unlet tho title. He will
Orogon, Portland not excopted.
"A city that knows good things
whon alio sous them nnd ia rondy to
grasp tho boat ones.
"I wnnt to mnko you, ns roprosout
ntlvo cltlzona of North Bend, a prop prep prop
osition: "Tho furnlshinga of thoao club
rooma nro worthy of Immltntlon nnd
I proposo that wo rnlso tho money
right hero to buy "a dupllcato of this
sot of furnlturo for tho governor's
olllco at Snlom and lot it be thero na
an advertisement of Cooa Bay nnd
tho Industries of North Bend.
"Now I only wnnt two things: I
II. C. Bploy, August Huckdsteln
and Herman Barr, of this city, yes
terday filed articles of incorporation
for the Western Electric & Manufac
turing Co., with tho capital stock
fixed at $25,000; Tho company,
which will havo Us main ofllco in
this city, is organized for the purpose
of engaging in tho manufacture and
Bale of nil kinds of gas and electric
fixtures, and to do all kinds of wir
ing, telegraph wiring, fire alarm wir
ing, burglar alarm wiring, to Install
automatic fire alurm systems, auto
matic heat regulators, do bell wiring
and private electric and gns lighting
and sell, lease and own franchises
and power plants and furnish power.
A meeting of' tho stockholders of the
concern was hold last evening and
by-laws wore adopted and a board of
directors and ofllcors chosen for tho
ensuing year. Tho following' is tho
bonrd of directers: August Hucko
steln, James Wilson, C. II. Eploy, D.
A. Errctt nnd L. Hyde. E. C. Gnm
blo was elected manngor.
Tho borry groworB of Brooks and
vicinity, for tho purposo of promot
ing their interests in the fruit indus
try, havo filed articles of incorpora
tion for tho Brooks Fruit Growors'
Association. W. II. Egnn, A. M. As
plnwnll, B. A. Jones, W. A. Jones
and A. M. Lnfollett nro tho Incorpor
ators. Tho association has a cap I
tal Btock of $200, and will havo its
main ofllco at Brooks.
Snnko Rlvor Copper Mining Com
pany; capital Btock $250,000; main
ofllco, Baker City.
Portland Knights of Columbus
Bufldlng Association; main ofllco,
Portland; object, to promoto frntor
nul and boncvolont principles of or
der nnd to mnlntnin club house.
Tho St. JoluiB Commercial Club;
capital stock, $700; object, mainte
nance of club houso for members.
Tho Crntor Luko Co.; main ofllco,
Portlnnd; capital stock, $250,000.
Tho ProgrcBsIvo Mining Company;
main olllco, Portlnnd; capital stock,
$50,000; object, development of
mines.
Douglas County Mining Compnny;
main ofllco, Portland; cnpltal stock,
$1,000,000.
o
XI-:W YORK'S MOXKY
.MAKING PEOPLE.
Jamoatown la nocoasarlly n Jim wnnt tho privllogo of subscribing tho
CAN DRAW
CHECKS. . .
Chocking accounts onablo, folks
to deposit their monoy and ro
colvo a passbook, agalust theso
accounts thoy aro permitted
to
draw chocks.
Checks may bo given to parties
for such sums as desired, thus
avoldlug frequent trips to the
bank.
It Interested call and see ua.
Salem State Bank
Ii. K, FACIH, PmUkat.
M. W. HAXARp, Qwfckc,
town, therefore a J-town but it will
be ho no longor whon tho gnlaxy of
Orogon girls hit tho pike.
Mra. Yorkoa-Mlznor hna boon
granted a dlvoreo, tho courts giving
hor pormlaalon to marry again. It
la a safo bot that, Inatoad of profiting
by hor laat oxporlenco, alio will tako
anothor "dude."
Honry Moldrum, ox-survoyor-gen-oral
of Orogon, is now enjoying do
served promotion. Formorly a ser
vant of tho government, ho is now Its
guoat.
a
Mny Irwin, tho actrosa, who Is old
enough to know better, Is going to
marry n young man half hor ago.
May has tho dough nnd la a good
cook, but hor husband can probably
show hor somo fancy oroatlonu In
pastry, If shojiormlts him to get his
lingers on hor "dough."
Roseburg hold a roso carnival be
ginning Tuoaday. Tho Rovlew is
"llowory' 'In dosorlblng tho boauty of
tho exhibit, but say, Just wait till Sa
lem gets her roses, ohorrloa and
"poaches" all in a bunch.
The nowspapor correspondents nt
BoUo dovoto the time not spent lu
"faking" news to playing baseball. It
looks ua though tho Haywood trial,
after all tho llaro of trumphots by
tho prosecutiou Is going to bo a
grand fizzle.
first five dollars, and I don't wnnt
any subscription larger than mine."
"Now," holding nloft n shining
gold piece, "who Is in on this deal'"
Say, ovorybody was; nnd In exactly
live inlnutos. 300 seconds. $300 wna
In C. S. Wlnsor'8 hands. So much
for tho way North Bend does things.
Tho furnlturo will bo mndo at onco
by tho North Bend Manufacturing
Co.
Soro Nlpplea.
Any mother who has had experi
ence with this distressing ailment
will bo ploased to know that a cure
may bo effected by applying Cham.
borlain'a Salvo as soon as tho child
is dono nursing. Wipe It oft with a
solf cloth boforo allowing tho babe
to nurso. Many trained nurses uae
mis saivo witu best results. For
sale by Dr. Stono's drug Btore.
Now Grand Ofllcvrs.
John M. Wall, of Hlllsboro, was
olocted grand ohnnadlor of the
Knights of Pythias of Oregon, at
tho grand lodgo mooting In Portland
Tuesday. Tho same day Mrs. E.
Dunning, of Portland, was choson a
tho head of tho Pythinn Sisters.
O
.WTOKXA.
tMNrtfctoMMNtttttJt
C&vfflt&c
A Narrow Escape.
G. W. Gloyd. a mrchBn ..t
Plunk, Mo., had a narrow escape four
years ago, when he ran a JlmBon bur
into kls thumb. Ho sys: "The doc
tor wantNl to amputate It but I
would not consent. I bought a box
of Bucklea'a Arnica Salre and that
cured the daagerous rouad." S5e
tt J. a Perry'., irncitat
"Now York? It Is u wonderful
city, a very big city, but I do not
think n vary nlco city. You think of
nothing but monoy. In tho dnytlmo
you think of making It; In the night
time, or spondlng it. And your
plonsuroB, or what you call your
ploasures, aro Just as intonso as
your buslnosB. Is that pleasure? I
do not think bo. I hnvo not soon
much happiness In 'ow York. You
try bo hard to get It. You do not
lot It como of Itself."
The speaker was n concert singer
a Bolglnn lady, vivacious, cult
ured, acquainted with tho most of tho
capitals of Europe. She continued;
"You nro always striving. Nearly
ovorybody in Now York hns the
'nutomobllo faco' or shall wo say
tho Now York faco? Always striving
never contont. And then, some
day, you die and of what uso is tho
striving? Why not bo happy now.
llko tho Italians, or tho French, or
tho Germans? Not here, but in their
own countries. Go to Europe, if you
would 800 happy faces. Thoy nave
not such high buildings ns in Now
York, but thoy havo happiness, which
is worth more. .
"It doos not soom to do tho pcoplo
good to hnvo thoso high buildings.
Tho peoplo In New York no, I do
not llko them. In Mexico, whoro I
havo been, nnd whero I am going
now, tno pooplo aro gentlomon. A
man may bo poor and clad in rags,
but ho carrios hla raga with grace.
Ho has a native dignity, a courtesy
that you do not seem to know at alt
in Now York not at all. You would
think it a torriblo thing to bo de
prived of gentleness nnd courtesy?
In no city in tho world is a stranger
subjected to such brusquoness and
rudeness as in New York. Is that a
symptom or civilization? I do not
think so. You havo many lofty bulld-
iugs, but tho character of the peo
ple, that Is not lorty.
, "Oh, yes; P know that in New
York are. many charming people. I
have met many or them. But I speak
of tho mass tho peoplo In tho
street, in the shops, on tho cars.
Thoso aro the people whom the
Mra&ger meets in New York, or Ber
lin, or Vienna, or any other city an(i
It Is on this basis that tho city mU8t
bo, what you call, 'sized up.' '
oiuis. yu,o rratt in The Reader.
p II 1 1 1 1 i IIH-HH-HHHW
OFFICIAL
DIRECTORY
HII MHWHHI 1 1 H-H44
I'cicgauon In Congress.
Senator ChaB. W. Fulton, Astoria.
Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr'
Portland. ' '
Roprosonfativo W. C. Hawloy, sa
lorn. RepreBcntativo W. R. Ellis, Pondlo
ton. Stnto Ofllclals.
Governor, George E. Chamberlain
Sorotary or State, Frank W. Ben
son.
Stato Treasuror, George A. Steele.
buponntondent or Public Instruc
tion, J. H. Ackorman.
Attorney General, A. M. Crawford
Stato Printer, W. S. Duniwoy.
State Labor Commissioner, O P
Hoff.'
Supremo Court.
Chief Justice, Robert S. Bean.
Associate JubUco, Frank A. Moore.
Associate Justice, Robert Eakln.
Commissioners, W. T. Slater, W.
R. King.
Clerk, J. J. Murphy.
Reporter, R. G. Morrow.
Bailiff, P. II. Raymond.
Circuit Judges, Geo. H. Burnett,
Snlom; "William Galloway, McMlnn
vlllo. District Attorney, John H. Mc
Nary, Salem.
Other Stnto Ofllclals.
J. W. Bailey, Food and Dairy Com
mlsBlonor, Portland.
J. W. Baker, Gamo nnd Forestry
warden, Cottago provo.
Robt. C. Yenny, Stato Health Offi
cer, Portland.
J. II. Lowls, Stato Enginoor. Sa
lorn. E. Gllllnghnm, Stnto Librarian, Sa
lorn. II. G. Van Duson, Stato Fish Com
missioner, Astoria.
Chas. V. Galloway, Stato Land
Agont, Salem.
W. W. Eldor, Commandor Soldlors'
Home, Roseburg.
Marlon County Ofllcinls.
John H. Scott, County and Probate
Judge.
R. D. Allon, Clerk or Courts.
W. J. Culver, Sheriff.
W. Y. Richardson, Troasuror.
E. T. Mooros, Superintendent or
Schools.
F. J. Rice, Assessor.
B. B. Horrlck, Jr., Survoyor.
J. C. Noodham, W. II. Goulet, Com
missioners. A. M. Clough, Coronor.
D. G. Drngor, Recordor.
Salem City Ofllclals.
Goo. F. Rodgors, Mayor.
W. A. Moorcs, Recordor and Pollco
Judgo.
D. W. Gibson, Marshal nnd Chiof
or Pollco.
Frank Meredith, City Treasurer.
A. O. Condlt, City Attornoy.
Jas. W. Martin, Stroot Commis
sioner. Mark Savngo, Chiof Flro Dopart-
mont.
W. C. Smith, Henlth Oflcor,
City Standing Committee.
Ways and Means Jacob, Waldo,
Churchill. '
Ordinances Greonbaum, Low.
Goode.
Accounts and Curront Expensos
Churchill, Radcliff, Bayne.
Streots Downing, Stockton, Stolz.
Public Buildings Stockton, Stolz,
Gcsnor.
Sewerage, Stolz, Jacob, Low.
Plumbing Frasor, Downing, Gcs
nor. Flro and Water Low, Radcliff,
Goodo.
Bridges Gesner, Churchill, Fras
or. Health and Pollco Haas, Jacob
Waldo.
Lights Goodo, Haas, Greonbaum.
Printing Radcliff, Haas, Fraser.
Publlo Parks Bayno, Greenbaum,
Stockton.
, Board of Education.
W. H, Byrd, Chairman.
A. A. Leo, H. C. Epley, E. M
Croisan, Directors.
II. A. Johnson, Jr., Clerk.
J. M. Powers. City Supt. Schools
Xt
. L. lvi.
' tl llirAa
wm,
r?
operator 0n The r ''I
f...... "M 'Tim '
1 uesaajr nUk. " "a
.- ma i
rather in..,. "" th
"ver th Cj:
u,e ay the wif? m fcl
Presume It ..."M. hi
dall-CV!llkit(
th Garden c!
Hnn' h
TbedIv0,M.irAtia
There win v."gor,
7 Sl ?
compliHi""!
ssisrjj
m
every time. Eppfey's
Hon Baking Powifei
makes good. f)Wl
make something j;
on getting Eppk$
tion Powder, soWJ
grocers. MmhTi
C. M. Eepky.Samit:
p ' i
Tho Amcrlcau ptlSt
deslrablo men to rtpmatl
government ntfalri.ult
ties will ultimately rtHJthi
ploto victory for clean 1
politics.
Tho same people ire
same demand for pare. '
food. For clean, pi!ttit3,i
tory cooking and balls
can surpass our
IIOSIIM'JIETJUIED i
Wo offer tomotror
Cookies, HomfrMuJj Bfij
nun. Boston Bated BH'
Brown Bread, IUWa Brntl
iinm nolled Team1
Plain Layer Cake, GoM (J
nut Cake, Spanha En'
Cnke. Prune Cake.
Special attentlo toj'
and special delhW.
KOTII GRU
410 S(U SK
I Atsente
ItiA
SOMETHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
Let us show you a neat, up-to-date
lens for near and far-seeing. It
eually as good as the expensive kind,
and hair the cost.
Don't throw away your broken
glasses. Bring them to us. We can
duplicate any part, with little expense.
t im. roit IUSf
J Remembtr that a Jj
mixed readrto8;.
er of burning jor,
It sticks- To
Bprayererrtl;"
. not w.wi . lj
IsnoWgberthaaiPV
itvouMelf,"1""
D.A.WWTE!
233 CO-5-
Chas. It Hinges
GwutoOe OpMefai.
im Ommnei-elil feHrMC, awt d0r te
fapltal MMmI
I
I
f T A1
;. " !l f--1
xw a
.. F-L'
"Jj