DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALKM, QUKGON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10, 1007.
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J. L STO:CKTO,N
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
JUNE
"A hundred whlto shirt waists ranging
60 Cents Each
NEW BOARD
SUPERSEDES
OLD ONE
Ibn, E. M. Crolsan Becomes Chair
man and II, A. Johnson, Clerk
The now school board hold its
first moetlng last night In tho high
tchool building, elected officers nnd
gave tho oatn or. onico to tno iwo
new members, W..P. Dabcock nnd A.
N Moores, who will hold ofllco four
and flvo years, respectively.
Chnlrmnn Dyrd, tbo rotlrlng direc
tor presided nt tho mooting, which
vu harmonious nnd businesslike. II.
A Johnson, Jr., wan unanimously re
elected clerk, and E. M. Crolsan, be
ing tho oldest director In ofllco, be
came chdlrmnn.
Tho board will moot next Monday
Tcnlng, whon tho needed repairs to
the various school buildings will bo
dlsctiBaed.
At tho annual meeting, which was
held Monday ovonlng, tho following
lhanclal report for tho year ondln
June 17, 1907, was presentcd:
Receipts.
Money on hand Juno IS,
190G , 8,500.21
190'. taxes .. . . 3.G8G.80
19C6 taxes 22,784.80
County school fund . . .'. 1G.4G9.93
State school fund 4.89G.00
Prom J. C. Goodalo, Jr.,
to correct account ... 18.30
Rent ot hall for teachers'
institute 18.00
Prom bank on notes .... 10,170.00
Prom J, M. Powers . .'. . 1.00
Prom Mrs. W. J. Webor
for hall rent 10.00
Total $GG,C15.04
Disbursements.
Superintendent, principals
and teachers' salaries. ,$24,579.82
Janitors' salaries 2,483.75
Wood 1,107.82
Wrest on bonds 1.6G0.80
Interest on popular loan
mrs 785.00
Principal and Interest on
nots at bank 25,440.49
Iasuranco on school prop
erty 812.75
Water 659.70
Elections 34.60
Clerks salary 75.00
skt-rtal, labor and build
ing 1,531.30
SOMETHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
Let us show voa a sect. uD-to-dat
teas for sear and far-eeelBg. It U
tully as good as the expensive kiad,
d half the eoL
Doa't throw away year broken
tttue. Briar thata te hi. We MB
"Plicate amy Bart, with little ex-
Has.
Cbas. H. Hinges
'"rwwemmWBmJ "JMmmnmt
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SALES
Each department of our Btoro la
trying to outdo the other by Its oco
nomle offoring for Juno. Today wo
montlon a fow itoms la now whlto
droes skirts. Plain whlto dress
skirts, cloven gores, Btyle just ltko
cut, also In two other styles of plaits.
SALE PRICES
$J.67
from $1.00 to $2.00 roduccd to
Supplies 1,3G8.G9
Advertising
Exporting books
Phono rental
Printing
Piano
Librarian
Plumbing and soworngo.:
Powor and lights
Stamps
47.75
7.C0
79. GO
G3.40
272.00
45.00
4,001.00
819.15
9.9G
Total $G5,887.9S
Dalanco on hand $ 727.0G
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Tetter Cured,
A lady customor of ours hod Buffer
ed with totter for two or throo years.
It got so bad on hor hands that she
could not attend to hor household
dutlos. Ono box of Ghafliborlain's
Salvo curod hor. Charaborlaln'a
mcdlclnoa give aplondld satisfaction
In this community. M. H. Rodnoy
& Co., Almond, Ala. Chamberlain's
modlclnos aro for salcTby Dr. Stono's
drug store.
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NEEDED THE MONEY.
Charged With Conspiracy mid Prop.
erty Confiscated,
j According to advices rccolvod In
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lnga to confiscato tho proporty of tho
ton men who hnvo boon sontonced to
death for alleged complicity In tho
alleged plot to assasslnato Estrado
Cabrora, prosldont of Guatemala.
Tho total wealth of tho men is esti
mated at 115,000,000.
Reports from Guatemnla state
that tho national treasury bus boon
practically dcplotcd for somo tlmo.
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Tho "como nnd go" fool lnga that
you experience after taking Hollls
tor's Rocky Mountain Tea Id simply
wonderful. Drugs Increase your
weakness. This remedy does tho
business. 35 cents, Toa or Tablets.
Dr. Stono's Drug Storo.
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A first-class celebration Is to bo
be hold In Condon on July 3 and 4.
Purses amounting to $1000 aro
offered for horse races, baseball
games and othor sports. Tho citi
zens havo subscribed liberally, and
preparations for a big tlmo aro now
under way.
CAN DRAW
CHECKS. . .
Checking accounts enable folks
to deposit their money and re
ceive a passbook, against theae
accounts they are permitted to
draw checks.
Checks may be gives to parties
for such sums as desired, thus
nveldlng frequeat tripe te the
haak.
If latereeted call aad ee a.
Salem State Bank
TTtjT
L.K.PJUUC,
X.W.
WARM MALL SUNDAY.
Woodburn Tcnm to Meet the KcJso
Tigers.
Tho next Trl-Clty Lenguo gamo
will bo played on tho Woodburn
grounds botween tho Kelso Tigers
nnd Woodburn on Saturday, Juno 23
and thero will evidently bo some
thing vory warm doing In tho base
ball line. Woodburn has been work
ing up a nnmo this season, but they
nre going to mcot tho real nrtlclo
Sunday In tho Kelso Tigers, as that
i ono of tho strongest teams In tho
league. On tho largo postors scat
tered around Woodburn It Is net'ed:
"ThlB will bo tho first appearance
ot tho Kelso team on tho Woodburn
grounds. Tho Tigers was ono ot
tho strongest teams In tho Northwest
last season, and aro playing vory fast
ball this season. Woodburn will
havo to go somo to beat them."
A number of Salem fans will prob
ably go to see tho game.
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A Fortunate Toxan.
Mr. E. W. Goodloo, of 107 St.
Louis St., Dallas, Tex. says: "In the
past year I havo become acquainted
with Dr. King's Now Life Pills, and
no laxatlvo I ovor boforo trlod so
effectually dlsposscs of malaria and
biliousness." They don't grind nor
grlpo. 2 Co at J. O. Perry's drug
storo.
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Woolen Mills Won.
Tho City League Qamo Tuesday
ovonlng between tho Woolen Mill
team and tho Merchants resulted In
a 4 to 2 victory for tho Woolen Mill
men, In n fivo-lnntng gamo. Tho
Wollon MIHb outplnyod tho Mor
chnnts from tho start, but maybo
their good playing was duo to tho
now green suits that thoy appeared
in for tho first tlmo last night. Tho
Merchants couldn't put up tho right
kind ot ball to keep tho other team
from scoring, nor could thy got onto
Dowoii'b swift throwing for n suffi
cient number of hits. King pitched
a nlco gamo, but his merchant broth
ers didn't glvo him tho support ho
desorved.
For iitomach troubles, biliousness
arid constipation try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Llvor Tablets. Many
remarkable cures have been effected
by them. Prlco 25 conts. Samples
free. For sale by Dr. Stone's drug
storo.
I A tiro which started from n burn
ing rubbish pllo destroyed tho largo
sawmill building formerly used by
tho Orogon Lumbor Company, at
Hood River, Monday. Tho building
was partly ompty, as the machlnory,
with tho oxcoptlon of tho largo on
glno, boilers nnd n smnllor onglno
for oporntlng. tho electric light plnnt
had boon romoved to tho compnny'a
big plant nt Dee. Tho loss Is esti
mated nt sovoral thousand dollars.
Tho rorent rains hnvo had a most
beneficial effect upon tho grnBHCB of
tbo ranges of Eastern Orogon. Al
ready Hhoep and cattlemen nro be
ginning to occupy tho localltlos thoy
arranged for during tho stockman's
convention last fall with tho forest
rosorvo officials. Sovoral bands of
nhoop aro on route to nnd expectod
In' tho vicinity of Sumpter nny day.
It Ib not thought thero will bo any
ruthless slaughter of sheep llko that
which has disgraced tho Htnte during
past years, owing to tho satisfactory
arrangements mado In allotlng
ranges of tho rosorves, as each Indi
vidual is protected by his agreomont
with tho government,
Cosmetics will ruin tho complex
ion. Thero's ,no beauty practice
equal to tho effects of Ilolllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea. It koops tho
entire body In perfect health. Tea
or Tablets, 35 cents, Dr. Stono's
Drug Store.
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At the regular annual moetlng in
Woodburn district Monday Colonel
J. M. Poorman was re-elected direc
tor for three yoars und George A.
Landon was chosen clerk for ono
year. Tho annual report shows a
bonded Indebtedness of $6000, with
$1400 In tho sinking fund; receipts
during past year, $7287.95; disburse
ments, $52G0.79; cash on hand,
$2027.10.
Tonight.
If you woud enjoy tomorrow tak
Chamberlain's Stomach and Live
Tablets tonight. They produce m.
agreeable laxative effect, clear the
head aad cleanse the stomach
Price, 25 cent. Samples free at Dr
Stone' drug store.
R. II. Greer wai re-elected director
and Peter Bosco clerk of the Hills
boro schools Monday, both without
opposition. Tho clerk's report shows
the teachers aro all paid, with over
$700 la the treasury, and the ladebt-
edaeea ot the district la about $3280,
a great reduction la the laat few
years. Total enrollment for the year
was fill, -.
The German Ocean Murine.
A correspondent of tho London
Chronicle, writing from Berlin un
der dnto of May 2Gth, speaks of
Gorman progress in the shipping in
dustry as follews:
In Gorman shipping and commer
cial clrclos tho stxtloth anniversary
of tho foundation of tho Hnmburg
Amorlpnn lino, which takes placo to
day, Is regarded as an event of tho
greatest Importance.
It Is proudly pointed out that this
lino has becomo tho greatest In tho
world, far surpassing tho nearest of
Us British rivals In tho extent ot its
opornttons nnd tho number nnd ton
nage of Its ships. Tho capital of tho
company oxecods 5,000,000, Its em
ployes oxcecd 18,000, and Its ocean
going fleet numbers 149 vessols, with
a tonnage of ovor 725,000. In ad
dition thero Is a swarm ot rlvor ves
sols and tugs, wlh a tonnngo of
nearly 150,000. Tho entire floot Is
valuod at 7,000,000.
Thero aro fifty regular pnBsongor
nnd cargo liners, calling nt ovor 300
harbors. In the United Stntos alono
tho company employs 2000 ngonts.
Almost every Gorman Journnl do-
votes a lengthy nrtlclo to tho extra
ordinary prosperity of tho company,
and In nil cases It la polntod out that
tho success of tho company Is duo to
Gorman enterprise nnd In competi
tion with old-established British
linos. Further, It Is romarkod that
ships ot this Hamborg lino aro trad
ing now in wntors which, until qulto
recently, woro regarded as British
prosorvos for oxamplo, In tho In
dian, Chlnoso and Australian soas,
and ovon In tho Porslnn gulf.
Tho presont director of tho lino,
Horr Bnllln who, by tho way, Ib a
Jew Is tho Knlsor'B poraonnl
frlond, nnd it Ib nn opon secret that
much of tho ontorprlso which has ro
contly distinguished tho company
has boon duo to his majesty's por
Bonal Initiative. Evory success of
tho company Is rowardod with a tol-
ogram ot congratulation to Horr
Ballln. i
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Effect of Our IiiNpcctlon Law.
Following tho promulgation of
tho now moat Inspection law in tho
United States tho cannod moat trado
1h, according to latest advlcos, rap-
Idly Incronslng, and It nppoarH llkoly
that within a Bhort tlmo tho con-
rfnmptlon will bo as largo us former
ly. Tho regulations aro so rigid nnd
tho pnekors, it would appoar, aro so
oagor to carry them out to tho lot
tor that thoy nro introducing many
now Ideas nnd methods, which wilt
entirely disarm advorso criticism In
tho future PubllBhod figures show
that tho growth of tho oxport trado
In moats of various kinds from tho
Unltod Stntos during the Inst twelve
months hns boon wondorful.
Apart from tho now Amorlcan
in eat Inspocjlon and pure food laws,
which for stringency nro moro bo
voro than any yot onnctod by any
othor nation in tho world, tho stock
yards In nil tho groat packing con
tors, llko Chicago, Omaha and Kan
sas City, aro, wo learn, bolng trans
formed Into modol cities, so that tho
now conditions will appoal to ovon
tho most fastidious visitor ns bolng
of tho most wholosomo and up-to-
dato character. Largo contracts for
canned bcof for tho British Govern-
in on t nro now bolng executed In Chi
cago, and an Intorvlow given by tho
officer rocontly dotallod to bo thoro
on tho spot, watching ovory process,
was to tho effect that ho was ox-
tromoly pleased with everything ho
ha'd eoeai. Grocers' Gazatto of
London.
EcaiuwiiioM Annual Marriage Fair.
Twenty-Boven engagements are
announced In consequence of tho
annual "marriage fair" hold at
Ecausslnes on Whit Monday. Thoro
are indications that nl least a dozon
othor bncholors who attondod tho
fair will bo married In tho pear fu
ture Tho marriageable maidons of
Rcausslnes, dismayed at tho ten
dency of tho young men of tho town
to emigrate and find wives elso
whoro, formed a guild nnd organized
this annual entertainment, to which
all bachelors aro invitod.
Evory eligible bachelor who ar
rived at Ecausslnes on Whit Monday
had to sign tho gold-lottored regis
ter at tho Town Hall, and to glvo an
account of his parontago, presont
position, and future prospects, Then
thoy assembled in tho guyly decor
ated market place, which was crowd
ed with sympathetic spectators, somo
of whom had chosen wives at former
fairs.
The local band played a languish
ing "berceuse" from a platform In
tbo center of tho square, after which
the members of tbo guild, dreeeed la
pretty eprlag costumes, ascended the
platform, aad their president, Mile.
Gleade, welcomed the bachelors la
a graceful little epeeeh.
Then the maiden aad the bahe-
Icrs wet to luncheon at the Town
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Hall, whoro thoy spout tho afternoon
In chatting nnd dancing. In tho
ovonlng tho streets woro Illumin
ated. Brussels Correspondonco of
London Expross.
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Tim Native Brand of Socialists.
Thoro Is a wldoly provnlont idoa
that tho main strongth of tho vari
ous Socialist groups in tho United
Stntos comos from tho forolgn born.
Tho notion Is'nn orror, and tho
readiness of many Intelligent por
Bons to accept it aa a mattor of
courso shows how llttlo thoy under
stand tho vnluo ot our Immigration.
Charles Lovlno; In a letter to tho
Times, commonta on tho uso ot "Tho
Marsolllalso" and of bnnnors bear
ing non-Engllah Inscriptions for So
cialist parados In Now York. Many
Socialist loaders aro aliens. Tho
only consldornblo phllosophors of tho
propaganda nro Europeans, and
whon ono of tholr dlsclplos has boon
nblo to talk hlmsolf across tho aconn
nothing Is llkoly to rondor him In
nrtlculato aftor ho gots hero. Tho
forolgn accent, no to speak, of tho
Amorlcan Socialist movomont Is given
to it by tho loudest volcos; and to
tho Socialistic bnromotor a E,uro-
ponn wind forocaats tho sovoroat
lung-storm. Tho Socialist party
hero sounds foreign, but la It?
In the presidential contest of 1904
Now York stnto cast 2 per cont of Its
total voto for Debs. In tho country
ns a wholo Dobs got 3 por cont, Yot
Now York atato had in 1900 only
73 por cont of Its Inhabitants natlvo
born, whoroas tho United Stntos had
80 por cont nntlvo born. Nov York'a
Immigrants scorn not to havo drag
ged hor Into Socialism, but on tho
contrnry, to havo dofonded hor
against It. West Virginia with 97
por cont natlvo, gavo tho Socialists
G por cont of hor voto; Florida, with
95 -por cont natlvo, 5 por cent. Il
linois, whoro Dobs polled 0 por cont,
or twlco tho rato tho nation throw
to him, had proclooly tho national
proportion of natlvo born 8G. Ida
ho, with 85 por cont, ,uatlvo, rollod
up 0 por cont for him, whllo Orogon,
also with tho national porcontngo ot
nntlvoB, 8G, ovon mndo It 8 por cont
for Dobs.
Tho truth Is thattho rank and
fllo, tho "spoochloss" immigrants,
havo oscnpod from Europo, not bo
causo thoy don't wnnt to work, but
becnuso thoy did, nnd hopod lu this
country to Iny by Bomothlng to show
for tholr toll. Thoy nro tho mpst
ontorprlslng momboro of tho com
munity from which thoy hall, or thoy
would not havo pulled up stakoa.
Thoy havo to becomo acquainted
with our Institutions by studying
thorn, as many of them must with
our languago, and, llko a forolgnor
learning English, thoy often discov
er In thlngH Amorlcan oxcolloncos
and shades of moaning which nntlvua
aro too familiar with to upproclato.
Amorlcans by adoption, thoy havo
Bomothlng of tho zeal ot tho convert.
Thoy lovo tlifs country becauso they
have- tried others. With thorn pa
triotism moans something moro than
Hontlmout. To ohnrgo nuch an ele
ment with a chlof Bhnro In tho ao
called "Socialist" attack on mar
riage, religion nnd tho responsibil
ity nnd right of tho Individual to earn
his broad In tho uwoat of his face
for a proportlonnto roward Is to
withhold appreciation from men who
hnvodonoas much as any othors to
safeguard llborty and proaorvo tut
Jtopuuiic.
No country, not ovon America,
Is without Its iudlgonous vic
tims of chronic fatlguo. Tho
most Interesting things about Social
ism In this country nro that thero
aro plenty of natlvo born among its
followers, and that thoro aro plouty
of Immigrants who know It la all
stuff and nonsonso. Now York
Tlmos,
A Plot.
"You seemed anxious to pick a
quarrol with him," said Knox.
"Yes," roplled Fox, "he's to bo
married next month and "
"Oh I soo. Cut you out, oh?"
Not at all, but I want him to cut
mo out ot his list of frlonds. I want
to save tho prlco of a presont."
Philadelphia ProsB.
IleggliiK Off.
"Say, old man," Hold Dumloy,
"you'd bettor tako somothng for
that cold. Now "
"Don't offer mo any more, plenso,
I've taken too much ulroady," re
plied Wiseman,
"Too much what?"
"Advlco." Exchange
Cmum) of tho DUorder.
"Why, Mary," said hor mistress,
"I told you to tidy up my room an
hour ago and thore It is la terrible
disorder,"
"Ym, mam, aad I did." said
Mary, "but the master eam la to
put, on a clean collar, mum, and he
to tt etni." Loadoa Taller.
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