DAILY OAPI fAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1007.
HOFER BROS., PMe and Proprietors
K. nOFER, Editor. A. F. nOFER. Manager.
THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGIlEii! DEVELOPMENT, GOOD
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADBD LABOR.
THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY.
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Down tho long, broad ronil as It loads away
To pleasant scenes of a yesterday
To tho orchard wide whero the laden trees
Swing to and fro In tho balmy breozo; '
I)y tho old well-sweep with m creaking polo
And tho big whito rock by tho swimming hole
Ah, tho scent that comes from the new mown hay
Whoso long drifts lny
Whero tho sunbeams play
' On tho long, wldo road to yosterday!
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Tho milestones stand with their ting of gray
As tho mind harks back to a yosterday.
And tho road grows smooth as tho eyes bo hold
Tho long lost scenes of tho days of old
Facos bright of tho on tho sheet and shroud;
Long sinco wrapped in tho shoo and shreud:
Wolcomo shouts from tho chums soigqy
Who romp nnd play
In tho old-tlmo way
By tho long, wldo road of yostorday
Tho ovoning lamp- through tho window Bhlnos,
And wo boo onco moro tho stumbling linos
Of tho old textbooks, and each puzzling rulo
That caused us grief In tho hours of school.
And a sweot old faco 'gnlnst tho windowpaue i
LookH down tho r-nch of 'tho shady lane;
And tho wolcomo gleams' in her bright oyos play
As on wo stray
Through tho ovoning grey
Down tho old, old road to yesterday
Down tho long, wldo road as it loads away
To tho old-tlmo scones of that yestordny
Whon tho hoar! war. light ns tho thlsllo's down,
And wo llttlo know of tho hard wort's frown;
Whoro tho friends wo know woro tho girls and boys
To dlvldo our w'oos and to sharo our Joys
Whoro life was sweot and tho hours woro gay
With lovo and piny
In our childhood way
At tho end of tho road to yostorday t
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NO WAR WITII JAPAN.
Thoro la going to bo no war with Japan, timorous rondor, nnd thoro
novor wnt llkoly to bo,
Thoro aro two reasons for this thoro has not boon ovon an oxcuso
Tor war that could possibly ripen Into a real reason, nnd, Bccondly, if
thoro lind boon, thoro nro so mnny bottor ways of sottllng inlsundor
Htnndlngs nnd difforoncos than by war and so fow worBo wnys that sonsi
l)lo nations llko tho United Statos and Jnpon nro not going to Indulgo In
war ovon to plonso tho jingoes of olthor nation.
Americans should novor for nit lntnnt forgot that THE JINGO ELE
MENT IS BOTH AT HOME AND AHHOAD, IN ALL LANGUAGES AND
COMPLEXIONS, ONE AND THE SAME.
It Is ovor calling Tor war nnd asking Homebody to knock tho chip off
Homebody oIho'h shoulder. '
Ollloloun and blatant, It makes a Bpoclnlty of manufacturing wnr news
whon other nows threatens a Boason or Bonsatlon droughts; and honco
prcsont discissions of wnr possibility that aro not worth tho costd of
cabling,
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FOItEST RICSEItVATIONS.
Tho oonvontlon which has Just adjourned nt Donvor Is tho first body
of Importunoo that hns dealt with tho BUbJoct or tho disposal of tho
public IiuhIh of the Uultuil Status. '
Considering tho fact that tho country has boon In tho roal ostato busi
ness ror more than a contury, and that dining that porlod It has, by
hook nnd oroolc, ohlolly by crook, dUposod or tho major part or Its hold
ings, It booihb llko n cuhq or looking the B.tnblo door aftor nearly nil or
iho horses r.nvo bton stolen.
Tho ouy question loft to dotonnlno 1b whothor tho pcoplo who havo
psrmlttod tho theft or tho horHos, and who lent a hand In tho Btoallng,
ahull bo allowed to onjoy tho most or tho bonollts whloh may accruo
Trom taking good euro or tho steed a which still romaln In tho stalls.
Tho Far West. In which all tht lands, conl-boarlug, rorost, pasturo nnd
ngrloultural, Htlll romalnlng in tho possession or tho government nro
to bo round, has formally gono on record In this matter and DEMANDS
THAT THE NEW STATES BE TUEATED WITH THE SAME CONSIDER
ATION AS THOSE COMMONWEALTHS WHICH HAVE ALREADY 1)1.
VIDED T1IKIH PATUIMONY AMONG THEIR INDIVIDUAL C1TI
ZENS. Tho Donvor oouv ntlon In Its ronolutlons recognizes tho wldom or
treating tho lands or tho nntlon no a public trust, but It inslstod that
this trust should bo ndmlnUtorod for tho bonoflt of tho stntos wherein
tho lumlH still romalnlng nro Bltuntod and not for tho honollt or tho pco
plo or tho older stntos or tho Union, who havo no lands, forosts, mines
or lyisturoa that ro not In tho poBsosalon or prlvnto individuals.
Congress will bo unable to roslst tho Justlco or this contention.
Ab a rulo that body Is not ovorRwIft to recognlzo tho rights or thoso
uoctlous or tho Union with a small roprosontatlon In tho lowor houso,
but tho American people, whon they understand tho matter thoroughly,
may bo dopondod upon to provont an Injustlco.
JuHt now tho popular Impression nt tho East la that tho Far Woat
U opposed to tho conservation or Its forosts and that It support tho
efforts of uuBcrupuloiiB grabbors to Rtoal tho public domain, but tho
onmpnlgn of education inaugurated by tho Public UuuU Convention
will Boon convince It that all that Is asked ror is ovon Justlco ror tho
now states, and that DEMANDS THAT THE l'UOFITS ARISING
1'HOM THE MliUVUXTIMIOVll REFORM SHALL NOT BE ABSORBED
BV THE STATICS THAT HAVE EATEN THEIR CAKE nnd now wish to
Hhnro with thono who have Bcarcoly had a chnnco to nlbblo tholrs.
Notice of Intention to Improve a
Portion of Stnto Street In the City
of Snlcm, OregVn.
To Whom It May Cencern:
Notice is hereby given that tho
Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, dooms ,it expedient to
improve, and proposes to improve,
Stnto Btreet, In said city, from tho
wost lino of Church street to tho
wost lino of Twelfth street, in said
city, with full intersections, and full
intersections, and full width between
curbs, savo and except a strip Beven
feet wldo in tho centor of said street,
in tho following manner, tewit:
1. By changing tho grade of said
portion of said street so that tho
samo will bo slightly lower than at
present established.
2. By excavating tho roadway of
said portion of daid Btreet full width
between curbs, savo nnd except a
strip seven feet in width in tho cen
ter of said street, to tho dopth of six
inches below tho grado provided for
in tho specifications for tho doing of ,
Bald work now on fllo with tho record
ei of said city, and hereinafter re-
ferrcd to, and by thoroughly rolling
said portion of said street artor such
oxcavatlon with a steam road roller
weighing not less than 12 tons.
3. By plncing on this foundation
lrushed rock which shall bo thor
oughly rolled with a steam road roller
Notice of Intention to Improve a Por
tion of Court Street, in tho City
of Snlcm, dregon.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that tho
common council of tho city of Salfem,
Oregon, deems it oxpedlont to Im
prove, and proposes to improve,
Court street in said city from tho
east lino of Commercial street to tho
west lino of Church street, In said
city, with full intersections, in tho
following manner, to-wlt: By exca
vating tho roadway of said street to
p depth of six inches below tho es
tablishel grado of said streot and
by thoroughly rolling said street
with a heavy steam roller weighing
not less than 12 tons, nnd by placing
on this foundation crushed rock
which shall bo thoroughly rolled
with a steam road roller weighing
not less than 12 .tons, tho said
crushed rock to havo a dopth of four
inches after said rolling, and by
spreading on said crushed rock a
heavy coat of Warren's No. 24 Puri
tan brand bitulithic' cement, ono gal
lon of tho bitulithic cement to bo
used to each square yard of tho foun
dation surface
Also by laying on said foundation
n wearing surfaco composed of
sound, hard crushed stono, mixed
fW) linillllllllllll Hi.
THE MARKETS. II
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Mnkc Snlcm nv Good Home ! !
Market. '
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SALEM MARKET.
with bitumen and laid on said foun-
woighing not loss than 12 tons, tho.dation to tho dopth of two Inches, af
Bald crushed rock to havo a depth, tor bolng thoroughly compacted with
I tiff tit ttnnnt ntntt
1. By spreading
after such rolling of four Inches, and a steam road roller, also by spread
to present a uniform ovon surfaco ,lng on said surfaco a thick coat of
Warren's Quick Drying Bituminous
on tho said FIubIi Coat Composition, and. fl.no
crushed rock foundation a heavy coat particles of hot crushed stone.
of Warren's No. 21 Puritan Brand Also by constructing nn artificial
Bitulithic Cement, dno gallon of Bl- stono curbing 1C.05 feet long, includ-
luntnic comont used to encn squaro
yard of tho foundation surfaco.
5. By laying on snid foundation
Suburban Ileal II y.
"What aro tho dimensions of the
lots out thoro?
"Forty foot front." ,
"And how deep?"
"I can't toll you that. I didn't suo
teod in sounding thorn, I put down a
pole twenty foot long, but I didn't
touch bottom.'
Ha Fired the Stick.
"I havo iked tho walklng-atlcic
I'vo cnrrlod ovor 40 yours, on account
vii a euro luai remaiuu urury kiuu uii
trontmont, until I trlod Bucklen's
.Arnica Salvo; that has hoalod the
tjoro and tuade me a happy sua,"
vrrlt04 John Garrett, of North MUla,
N, O. Guaranteed for Piles, Bwrai
vita, toy J, 0. i'trry druggtt. tit.
Supplying tho DclWit'iiry.
"Ho hns no mid of his own."
"O, woll, that doosn't bother him."
"Doosn't miss it, oh?"
"No, his wire la always giving him
n ploco or hora." Houston Post.
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Tho MhrIo No. 3.
Number three Is a wonderful mas
cot for Geo. II. Farrla of Codar
Grove, Mo according to a letter
which reads: "After Buffering much
with llvor and kidney trouble, and
bocomlng greatly discouraged by the
falluro to And relief, I tried Eloctrlo
Blttors, and aa a result I am a woll
man today. The first bottle relieved
and three bottle completed the cure."
Guraateed beat oa earth for atowaca,
liver aa kldaey troubles, by J, 0.
Perry irjgltf. S,
so propnrod a wearing surfaco com
posed of. sound, hard, crushed stone,
mixed with bitumen and laid on said
foundation to tho dopth of two Inches
aftor being thoroughly compacted
lng corner block, nt tho northwest
corner of Court nnd High streets, In
Bnld city. Also by romoving all arti
ficial stono crosswalks on said por
tion of said Btrccts, savo and except
tho lno'Jlned aprons on all crosswalks
which will bo loft in plnco six foot
long from tho curb, except tho
with a steam road rollor, and by aprons at tho southwest corner of
mo intersection oi iiuuriy unu vuuri
spreading on snid tnirfaco n thick
coat of Warren's Quick-Drying Bi
tuminous Flush Coat Composition,
nnd flno particles of hot crushed
stono.
G. By constructing artificial stono
curbing along each sldo of said por
tion of said street whoro no artificial
stono curbing now oxlsts, excopt nt
Dtree't crossings nnd alloys, and by
constructing artificial stono curbs, in
cluding comer blocks, at all cornors
whoro no curved curbs now exist and
by raising tho artificial stono curb
on tho north sldo of tho roadway, of
Bnld portion of snid street botweon
tho oast boundary lino of Summor
Btroot nnd tho west boundary lino of
Wavorly Btreet, so that tho top of tho
samo shall bo 2 inchos bolow' tho
established grado of tho streot whon
completed.
All of said Improvements to bo
mndo In accordanco with tho charter
of tho City of Salem, Oregon, and
tho plnns, specifications nnd esti
mates ror tho doing of said work
hcrotoforo adopted by tho Common
Council of said city and now on fllo
In tho ofilco of tho recordor of said
city, to which said plans, specifica
tions nnd ostlmntoB tho attention of
all porsons Intorostod In said lm
provomont Is hereby called.
Tho cost of all said Improvomont
to bo assessed to tho owners or prop
erty ndjacont to snid portion or said
street hereby proposed to bo im
proved.
Remonstrancos against tho nbovo
Improvomont may bo filed In writing
with tho City Recordor or said city
within ton days from tho final publi
cation of this notice.
By order of tho Common Council
of tho City of Salem, Oregon.
W. A. MOORES,
Recordor.
Dato of final publication of this
notlco July S, 1907. 6-24-1 It
Read our ads today.
streets, which aro to bo loft 12 foot
long. Also by paving tho Bpaco be
tween tho rails nnd ono foot outsldo
of tho rulls of tho railway track of
tho Oregon Electric Railway Co. with
stono blocks set on concrcto nnd
grouted with coment mortar, and by
laying said track with Blx-lnch "T"
rails .weighing not Icsb than C2
pounds por yard.
All of said Improvements to bo
mndo In accordanco with tho charter
of .tho City of Salem, Oregon, and
tho plans, specifications nnd esti
mates for tho doing of snid work
horotoforo adoptod by tho common
council or Bald city, and now on fllo
In tho ofilco of tho recordor of said
city, to which said plans, specifica
tions and estimates tho attention of
nM porsons Interested in said im
provement Is horoby called.
Tho cost of all of Bald Improvo
mont to bo nssosscd to tho owners of
property ndjacont to said portions
of said streot horoby proposed to bo
Improved. "
Romonstrnnccs against tho nbovo
improvomont may bo filed In writing
with tho city recorder of said city
within ton dnys from tho final pub
lication of this notlco.
By ardor of tho common council
of tho City of Salem, Oregon.
W. A. MOORES,
Recorder.
Dato of final publication of this
notlco is July 2, 1907.
Stclncr's Market.
Dealers In flsh, game and poultry
Highest cash prlco paid for eggs,
Prompt delivery. State stroot.
Local Wholesale Market.
Eggs ISc. i
Butter 25c; fat, 23.
Hens 10c; young chlckons, lie.
Ducks 10c; geese, 8c; ,turkeya,
1316c.
Local wheat 80c. '
Oats 40 42c.
Barley 521.
Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; valloy
$8.85.
Mill feed Bran, ?19.50; Bhorts,
$21.
Hay Cheat, $8.50g9, and clo
ver, $7.00 por ton; timothy, $11
$12 per ton.
OnionB $2.00 por cwt; potatoeB,
80c por cwt.
Hops Choice, 10 lie; prlmo to
choice, 8 9c; medium to prlmo.
8c.
Chittlm bark 5 6c.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas $6.75.
Oranges $3 $4.
Lomons $5.75.
Retail Market.
Oats $30; wheat, 90c por bu.;
rolled barley, $27.
Eggs 20 22c.
Apples $3.00.
Buttor Country, 20 25c; cream
ory, 30.
Wheat Club 80c; valloy 8Gc;
bluo atom, 89c.
Flour Valloy, $1.15 $1.20 por
sack; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40,
Bran 65c por Back; $21 por ton.
Hay Timothy, 75c por cwt.;
cheat, GOc; clovor, 50c por cwt.;
shorts, 95c por cwt.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, Gc.
Cattle 1100 1200 lb
Bteors,
4c.
Lighter Btoors 3 3 c.
Cows and holfors 9001000 lb,
3 4c.
Stock hogs 66c.
Lambs 4 5c.
Voal Dressed, 5 7c.
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DIRECTORY i
WHiHHHHHH!
"eiegnt0,lllC
Senator Chas. w ,,
Senator Jona a bI
Portland. Bourn. Jr,
,c".PrMM,a"T0W'tt ,&.
to "" Bkh.
Stnto Officials.
Governor. Gonr w '.
snron... . r.. . ' amberlitn.
son
Reform School Supplies.
Sealed proposals are .horoby Invit
ed for furnishing tho Oregon Stata
Reform School with supplies for tho
next six months, ending Decombor
31, 1907. Lists, with specifications,
will bo furnished upon application to
tho superintendent. All bids must
bo In by Juno 26th. All goods must
bo in strict accordanco with sample,
In original packago whon possible.
N. H. LOONEY,
6-14-llt Suporlntondont
PORTLAND MARKET.
Whoat Club 80c; valley 86c;
bluo stem, 88 89c.
Oats Cholco whlto, $28.50.
Mlllstuff Bran, $17.
nayTimothy, $1G$18; alfalfa
$13$14.
Vetch $8.50.
Poultry lions, 13c 14; mixed
chlckons, 13 c; dressed chlckons,
16c17c; turkoys, live, 13o14c;
ducks, young, 13c 14c; pigeons,
$11.25.
Pork BoBt, 6c 6 Vic.
Lambs Spring, 10c10c
Mutton 5c 7c.
Beof DrosBod, 5 6c.
Hops 0o8o lb, according to
quality.
Wool Valley, coarso to medium,
20c22c; custom Oregon, 16c
22c.
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when age or sickness less
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you save.
SAYINGS DEPARTMENT
Capital National
Bank
Superior Restaurant
153 High Street, Upstairs.
First-class In all appointments. A
place for Indies and gontlomen to got
all kinds of Chlneso dishes and tho
famous LI Hung Chung Chop Buoy
aud Yakama.
R. H. Baker
Successor to Whey Sen Yow Co., Prop
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It Is worth more than any other
bread, yet the price is no higher
For salo at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY.
Thomas & Cooley, Props.
HOLUSTE1V
Ricky Mountain Tea Nuggais
A Bur Itadlolat ki Baiv PmbI
Sriagt Qoldta UmIUi a&4 KaowT Vlger.
j Pimple', Kctenu, Impute
SlujrsW UoweU. HeuWche
let form. M minta Krv n-.,i S? L.fSLT?
Houurrt Dco Compaxy, K4ia, Wit
M.EN NUKETS Fdft SALLOW PEt -
-A. WSJ?? J&5?..ME?M?d, ll"tlon. Ut
ad Bckcte. If Rocky Mountain ts la tfe.
ft&d Kidney Tmiihl
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Tlmo Cnrtl No. 48 Effective
Juno 10.
Toward Portland Passenger.
No. 16 5:23 a. m Oregon Ex
press, No. 18 8:30 a. ra Cottago Grove
Possongor.
No. 12 4:2G p. m Shasta Ex
press.
No. 149:28 p. m., Portland Ex-
picss.
Toward Portland Freight.
No. 22210:55 a. in., doparts
11:38 a. m., Portland Fast Freight.
No. 22 C 10:40 a. m doparts
11:38 n. m., Way Froight. '
Toward San Francisco Passenger
No. 11 11:03 a. in., Shasta Ex
press. No. 17 6:42 p.m., Cottago Grove
Passenger.
No. 159:56 p. m., California Ex
press. No. 13 1:31 a. xn San Francis
co Express.
Toward San Francisco Freight.
No. 2212:33 n. 'm., San Fran
cisco Fast Froight.
No. 225 11:55 a. m., arrives
11:25.
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Special Eastern Excursion rates.
May 20, 21, June 6, 7, 8, July 3,
4, 5, August 8, 9, 10, September Hi
12, 13. To Chicago and return,
J73.15. SL Louis and retura, 169.15
St. Paul and retura, Omaha, Conacll
Bluffs, Sioux City, St. Joe, Xabjss
City aad retura $Cl.li. 8yrUV?va mo
WH, H'MURRAY, lad It hW
8-21-tf Oca. ru. a1 i T'r' "
B- o, SlM, F
State Treasurer, George A m..i
h State Labor CommlwloMr, i P
Supremo Court.
Chief Justice, Robert 8. Beta.
Assoclato Justice, Frank A. Moor
Associate Justice, Robert Eakla. '
Commis3lonors W. T. Slater W
It. King. ' W'
Clerk, J. J. Murphy.
Reporter, R. a. Morrow.
Bailiff, P. H. Raymond.
Circuit Judces, Geo. H. Burnett
Salem; William Galloway, McMtnn'
vlllo.
District Attorney, John h. ue.
Nary, Salem.
Other Stnto Officials.
J. W. Bailey, Food and Dairy Coo.
missioned Portland.
J. W. Baker, Game and Forestry
warden, Cottago GroTo.
Robt. C. Yenny, Stato Health OS
cer, Portland.
J. H. Lowla, Stato Englaeer, 8a.
lorn.
E. Gilllngham, State Librarian, Saeom.
II. G. Vnn Dujod, 8tate Flih Com
missioner, ABtorla.
Chas. V. Galloway, State Laa!
Agont, Salem.
W. W. Eldor, Commander Soldiers'
Home, Rosebur'g.
Marlon County Offltkk.
John H. Scott, County and Probati
Judgo.
R. D. Allen, Clerk of Conrti.
V. J. Culver, Sheriff.
W. Y. Richardson, Treasurer.
E. T. Moores, Superintendent of
Schools.
F. J. Rice, Assessor.
B. B. Herrlck, Jr., Sarreyor.
J. C. Noedham, W. H. Goulet, Cosa
mlsslonors. A. M. Clough, Coroner.
D. G. Drager, Recorder.
Snlcm City OIHcWi.
Geo. F. Rodgers, Major.
W. A. Moores, Recorder and Pollw
Judgo.
D. W. Gibson, Marshal and ChW
of Police.
Frank Meredith, City Treasurer.
A. O. Condlt, City Attorney.
Jas. W. Martin, Street Commis
sioner. Mark Savage, Chief Fire Depi
ment.
W. C. Smith, Health Officer.
City Standing Committed.
Wnys and Means Jacob, Wallo
Churchill.
Ordinances Greenbann, mt.
Goodo.
Accounts and Current Expw-4
Churchill. Rndcliff, Bxne-Streets-Downing,
BtocK,J
Public BulldlngJ-Stociton, Sto
Gosnor.
Sewerage. Stote, JeoM.
Plumblng-FrMor, DofsUf. G
nFIre and W.ter-.f
Gmidge3-GeSner, Churchill,
"'Health and Pollce-Haas, 1
Waldo. r,fl.visa-
L,ght8-Goode, Haaj, G "-
PrlnUng-HadcUff, U.
Public Parks-Dayne, GreB
Stockton. .
Board of EdBUo.
W. H. Byrd, Chalrma".
A. A. Lee, IL ft Epley. -Crolsan,
Directors.
H. A. Johnson. Jr. C te '.
J. M. Powers, -
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July lO-W-IMw-V,,!,.
tlan Endeavor "".Vrfl,
July 15-20-Grand K
Philadelphia. . iBinitf csl
July 9-13-Knight.
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Syrup w re""""
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