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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1007.
HOFER BROS., ?&&& " Proprietors
B. HOFER., Editor. A. F. HOFER, Manager.
THE JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOOD
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADSD LABOR.
TODAY.
Tho drosenb hour claims all that wo can do.
Tho past wo cannot chango or yet recall,
, Tho future Hob fast sealed from human view,
Its ahado may never on on our pathway fall.
Today alone Is ours!
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It Is enough to fill with gracious deeds,
Tho swift unfolding of tho present hour;
IU light and aunhslno comes to meet our needs,
Its gladnoi is our birthright and our dawn. ,
Tuko sunshine from today.
Lovo's messengers speed swiftly on their way,
With tiding glad upon their radiant wings;
They como to you, thoy como to mo today,
Oh, tako tho gladness that our angoR brings,
Tako gladness from today. '
No future and no past wo will doploro,
If wo but fill tho mcasuro of today,
Beauties will rlso wo never saw before, ' (
Oh! watch for beauty all along tho way,
T Tako beauty from today.
f Gather tho fragranco It Is hiding near,
i Rojoct tho poison tho tho flower Is fair, ,
Tako b'.0380iiia bright upon thy breast to wear, ,
Only ,tho pure and white let thy hnnds bear,
Tnko frngranco from today.
Whon our today claims majesty of year, ' '.
And whltonlng harvests left that wo havo sown,
Gathor our faithful days, our holy tears,
1 Our full hearts Blnglng with their Joyous crown.
Reaped from tho sweet today!
MARY D. IIEYLER.
SHOW FAITH IN WOODBURN.
Rov. Jos. A. Lovosquo nndJohn W. Cook hav deeded to erect somo
'moro brick buildings In Woodburn.
Jt Is a cold day whon thoy are not doing something for tho town.
THESE TWO GREAT MEN HAVE GREAT FAITH IN THE QUEEN
CITY OF FRENCH PRAIRIE.
Marlon county has no cltlzons who aro moro thoroughly allvo to their
own city. x
Rovorond Lovosquo wont to Woodburn wh n It was a small pnrlsh and
lio haB built up ono of tho BtrongojtCatholIc churches In tho county.
Ho ban bul:t and paid for a flno largo church, a beautiful parsonago
Jind ban a woll-oqulppod academy running there.
HE HAH IN ADDITION IHtOUGHT MANY NEW FAMILIES TO
WOODHURN.
. Woodburn will fool tho Impulso of this latosh movo.
It marks tho start of a now ora of dovoJopmont.
Such moil U3 Lovosquo and Cook glvo now llfo to a city llko Wood
bum. THE RESULT WILLHK MORE RUILDINGS AND MORE PEOPLE
AND MORE INDUSTRIES. '-
No ono can withstand tho magnetic Jnfluonco for progress manifested
by such men iih Lovosquo and Cook.
Ono Is a mlnlsUr of tho gospol.
Tho olhor Is a real oHlato donflor.
Rut whon thoy unselfishly push for tho upbuilding of tholr homo city
THEY AUE PUIILIO HEXEFACIORS.
Wo borlovo Lovouquo and Cook will novor rogrut having undortnkon
tho construction of a flno two-story brlok block at Woodburn.
Woodburn Una piwiod tho oue-Btory stago or city buildings for busl-
U0HH. i
Marlon county ha othors of their typo, but It would bo a blosslng for
Marlon county IF MARION COUNTY HAD MORE OF THEM.
It U not nn unusual thing for Fnthor Lovosquo to conduot a funornl
sonic, marry a coup'.o, baptlzo somo ohlldron and locato sovornl nw
comors at Woodburn on tho satno day. -
Cook will woll a town lot boforo broakfast, a rrult tract boforo lunoh
nnd pliint a hom-Mokor with a family of ton ohlldrtn on a dairy rnnoh
boforo Huppor.
IIo la a thoroughly a'.lvo town nnd country bulldor.
Woodburn U a Hvo pluco. '
It la ono of tho bMt towns In tho stnto.
THEHE ARE MANY PKOPLE TAKINC1 THE TRAINS THERE,
thoro Ih iih much lfo thore on tho principal buslnoss street, as thoro Is
ut Balom.
Why should not inon who havo llfo and hopo and confldonco In their
naturaa SHOW THEIR FAITH RY DEEDS?
And thoy do It.
lb Is buqIi inon who build up tho towns and build up tho country and
Qlvo oinployiuont to labor.
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IM PROVEMENT ON THE FATHERS.
Vonoratloii for tho fathers Is n.M right.
It Is tholr duo.
It la our duty.
Hut U'rt a mighty poor compliment to n father IF THE SON IS NOT
A LITTLE IMPROVEMENT,
This la not rolloctlng upon tho caroor of Louis J. SlmpBon. tho Mayor
of North Ilond. who has boon attondtng tho Dovolopmont Convention.
Ilia fnthor, dipt. Simpson, Is a vonorablo ploneor, who had largo
holding of land on Cooa Day, and had amassed a largo fortuno In
banking mid morcandlslng.
Ho was ultra-consorvntlvo, rofuaod to oncourngo Industries, did not
favor any progressive policies of dovolopmont.
THE SENIOR SIMPSON PLAYED THE PART OF MILLIONAIRE
MOSSUAOK TO A FINISH.
llut his son was of different typo.
Ho has mado It possible for any manufacturing entorprlso to got a lo
cation at North Demi.
Ho throw open tho watorrront.
It l iMwIbto for any man, worklugnian or millionaire, to build a
homo at North Bend and mnko a living thoro,
LOUIS .1. SIMPSON CUT UP THE LRGE HOLDINGS OF LAND OWN
ED RY HIS FATHER, put through streets, built parks and laid off
nvonuou, donated Bltoa for churchos and schools.
HE REUAME A PURLIO llKNEFACTOlt 1XSTKA1) OF A MOXOPO
L1STI0 ORSTArLE.
Ho reversed tho policies of half a century of retrogression.
Ho has proved a blesslug to hluiBOlf nnd tho wholo community and
Incidentally ourlohod tho old man.
His fathor had mado hla pllo, ealtod It down, had his Incomo secured,
could go to 'Frisco or Now York and spend It whero ho liked.
RUT SO FAR AS RUILDING UP COOS RAY WAS CONCERNED,
HIS POLICIES AVOVLD NOT EVEN 1UJ1LD UP A CEMETERY.
THERE WOULD HAVE 11KKX NO ONE THERE TO DIE.
Louis J. Slmp&on Is allvo.
Ho dou't have to pluck himself to And it ouU
NO ONK IK ALL TIU8 COO BAY COUNTRY IS PRAYING THAT
hk wiwi mm.
Coos Bay peoplo wll'' always -enjoy a visit from old Capt. Simpson.
They would enjoy a call from him from tho other world.
RUT THEY KNOW THE LIFE OF THE PLACE IS DUE NOT TO
HIM, RUT TO HIS SON.
Simpson's town la four years old.
MarshileLd Is about fifty.
His town at tho last election polled 520 votes.
Marshflold polled E29.
IIo had It In his power as sole manager of his father's Immense prop
erty to bottlo up tho town, or to make it tho Hvo Httlo city of tho North
Pacific Coast.
Ho donated a block of land for tho new Mercy Hospital, talked for It,
played baseball for It, AND GAVEMOHE MONEY THAN ANYONE
ELSE.
Somo sons aro moro benefit to the world at thirty than their fathers
at eighty.
srorpsoN is one of that rare kind.
Hla hand, heart and purso aro ready to help overy private and public
enterprise.
Ib It any wonder he Is elected Mayor of tho city ho has built continu
ously. IT IS NO CRIME TO RE A BETTER iMAN THAN YOUR FATHER.
IT IS A PUDLIC DUTY.
Even Capt. Simpson must bo proud of tho achievements of his son.
It pains some men to think of tho cost of drawing a breath.
IT DON'T PAIN LOUIS SIMPSON TO DRAW A BREATH OR A
CHECK. j
-Horo's good lluck to Mayor Simpson, and to tho father for having
raised such a son.
Long may they both live and prosper.
Notice of Intention to Improve a Por
tion of Court Street, In tho City
of Salem, Oregon.
MONUMENT.
Inscription on Massachusetts Tomb
stone Dl.splay.s Sonic Humor
In a country churchyard In MaBoa
chusotta Ho a broken mossy head
slono Inscribed with tho dato 1789,
and itho following verses, which,
with patience, can bo dlsclphcreJ on
tho crumbling stone:
Hero lies a poor woman who always
was tired.
Sho lived In a house whore help was
not hired.
Hor last words woro, "Dear friends,
I am goin'
Whero washln ain't done, neither
Bweopln or sowln'.
But ovorythlng thoro will b ojust to
to my wishes,
For whotio thoy don't oat thoro's no
' washln' of dishes.
I'll go whoro loud anthems forovor'll
bo rlngln'
But bavin' no volco I'll got clear of
tho slngln'.
Don't mourn for mo now, don't
mourn for mo novor,
For I'm going to do nothln' forover
and ovor.
. n
For stomach troublos, blllousnoaa
and constipation try Chamborlan's
Stomach and Llvor Tablets. Many
romnrkablo euros havo boon effected
by thorn. Prlco 25 conts. Samples
froo. For salo by Dr. Stono's 'drug
storo.
o .
Laboivrn May Strike.
Paris, Juno 28. Franco is facing
a goneral striko of all laboring mon,
In addition to tho rovolt of tho wlno
growors. Stops aro being tnkon by
tho laboring mon, who think tholr
doin an ds will b grantdd on account
of tho govornmont's woakonod condition.
Tho "como and go" feelings that
you oxpcrlonco nftor tnking Hollls
tor'a Rocky Mountain Tea Is simply
wonderful. Drugs lncronso weak
toss. This remedy does tho business.
35 conts, Toa or Tablots. Dr. Stone's
Drug Storo,
o
Safety Spectach's.
"You havo throo pairs of glass-.s,
profo&aor?"
"Yob; I uso ono .to read with, ono
to sio at a dlstanco, and tho third
to find tho othor two." London
Mall.
Ho Fired tho Stick.
"I havo flrod tho walking-stick
I'vo carrlod ovor 40 years, on, account
of a Boro that resisted ovory kind of
troatmont, until I tried Bucklen's
Arnica Salvo; that has healed tho
soro and mado mo a happy man,"
wrltOB John Garrott, of North Mills,
N. G, Guaranteed for Pllos, Burns
etc., by J. C. Perry druggist. 25c.
Teach the
Children
to Save
Every man cannot loavo a for
tuno to his children, but ho can do
what Is bixttor touch, thorn to
systematical?)' save tholr monoy,
not to bo. miserly, but to lay aside
a portion of tholr money.
This Is tho suro road to Inde
pendence both of character and
fortuno. , , -,
una dollar win oppn an
count,
SAYtNGS DEPARTMENT
Capita! National
Bank
ac-
Notlco of Intention to Improvo a
Portion of Stnto Strccl In tho City
of Snlcni, Oregon.
To Whom It May Cencern:
Notlco Is hereby given that the
Common Council of tho City of Sa
lem, Oregon, deems it expedient to
Improvo, nnd proposes to Improve,
Stnto Btreot, In said city, from tho
west lino of Church street to tho
wost lino of Twelfth Btreot, In said
city, with full intersections, nnd full
Intorsoctlons, and full width botwoon
curbs, savo and except a strip seven
feet wldo in tho contor of said stroot,
In tho following manner, tewlt:
1. By changing tho grado of said
portion of said stroot bo that tho
Bamo will bo slightly lower than at
present established.
2. By excavating tho rondway of
said portion of dald stroot full width
botweon curbB, savo and except a
strip sovon feet In width III tho con
tor of said street, to tho depth of bIx
Inches bolow tho grado provldod for
In tho specifications for tho doing of
said work now on filo with tho record
oi of said city, and hereinafter re
ferred to, and by thoroughly rolling
said portion of said street nftor such
excavation with a steam road roller
wolghlng not less than 12 tons.
3. By placing on this foundation
lrushod rock which shall bo thor
oughly rolled with a stoam road rollor
wolghlng not less than 12 tons, tho
said crushed rock to havo a depth,
after such rolling of four inches, nnd
to prcsont a uniform ovon surfneo
with proper crown.
4. By spreading on tho said
crushod rock foundation a heavy coat
of Warren's No. 24 Puritan Brand
Bltullthlc Comont, ono gallon of Bl-
tullthlo comont used to each Bquaro
yard of tho foundation surface
5. By laying on Bald foundation
bo proparod a wearing Biirfaco com
posed of sound, bard, crushod stone,
mixed with bitumen and laid on said
foundation to tho depth of two Inches
after boing thoroughly compacted
with a stoam road rollor, and by
sprondlng on said surfneo a thick
coat of Warren's Quick-Drying Bi
tuminous Flush Coat Composition,
and flno particles of hot crushed'
stono.
G. By constructing artificial stono
curbing along each sido of said por
tion of said street whoro no artificial
stono curbing now exists, except nt
stroot crossings nnd alloys, and by
constructing artificial stono curbs, In
cluding corner blocks, at all corners
whoro no curved curbs now exist and
by raising tho artificial stono curb
on tho north sido of tho roadway of
said portion of said street betweon
tho east boundary lino of Summer
street and tho west boundary lino of
Wavorly street, so that tho top of tho
Bamo shall bo 2Vj Inches below tho
established grado of tho street whon
completed.
All of Bald Improvements to bo
mado In accordance with tho charter
of tho City of Salem, Oregon, and
tho plans, specifications and esti
mates for tho doing of said work
heretofore adopted by tho Common
Council of said city and now on filo
in tho ofllco of tho recorder of said
city, to which said plans, specifica
tions nnd estimates tho attention of
all porsous Intorestod In said im
provement Is hereby called.
Tho cost of all said improvement
to bo assessed to tho owners of prop
orty adjacent to said portion of said
street hereby proposed to bo im
proved. Remonstrances against tho above
Improvement may bo filed In writing
with tho City Recorder of said city
within ton days from tho final publi
cation of this notice.
By ordor of tho Common Council
of tho City of Salem, Oregon.
. W. A. MOORE3,
Recorder.
Dato of final publication of this
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notlco Is horoby given that tho
common council of tho city of Sa!tom,
Oregon, dooms it oxpedlont to Im
provo, and proposes to Improvo,
Court stroot In said city from tho
east lino of Commercial stroot to tho
west lino of Church Btreet, in Bald
city, with full intersections, in tho
following mannor, to-wit: By exca
vating tho roadway of said street to
p depth of six inches. bolow tho es
tabllshel grado of said street and
by thoroughly rolling Bald street
with a heavy steam roller weighing
not lesB than 12 tons, and by placing
on this foundation crushed rock
which shall bo thoroughly rolled
with a stoam road roller wolghlng
not less than 12 ,tonB, the Bald
crushed rock to havo a depth of four
inches aftor said rolling, and by
spreading on said crushed rock a
heavy coat of Warren's No. 24 Puri
tan brand bltullthlc comont, ono gal
lon of tho bltullthlc cemont to bo
used to each square ydrd of tho foun
dation surface
Also by laying on said foundation
a wearing surfaco composed of
Bound, hard crushed stono, mixed
with bitumen nnd laid on Bald foun
dation to tho dopth of two Inches, af
ter being thoroughly compacted with
a steam road rollor, also by spread
ing on said surfaco a thlck coat of
Warren's Quick Drying BltumlnouB
Flush Coat Composition, and flno
particles of hot crushed stono.
Also by constructing an artificial
stono curbing 10.05 foot Jong, Includ
ing corner block, nt tho northwest
corner of Court and High streets, in
said city. AIbo by removing all arti
ficial stono crosswalks on snld por
tion of snld stroots, savo and oxcopt
tho inclined aprons on all crosswalks
which will bo loft In placo six feet
long from tho curb, oxcopt tho
aprons at tho southwest corner of
tho Intersection of LIborty and Court
stroots, which aro to bo loft 12 feet
long. Also by paving tho spaco bo
twoon tho rails and ono foot outsldo
of tho rails of tho railway track of
tho Oregon Electric Railway Co. with
stono blocks sot on concroto and
grouted with, cement mortar, and by
laying said track with six-Inch "T"
rails .weighing not less than 02
pounds per yard.
All of said improvements to ho
mado in accordanco with tho charter
of tho City of Salem, Oregon, and
tho plans, specifications and esti
mates -for tho doing of said work
horotoforo adopted by tho common
council of snld city, and now on filo
In tho ofllco of tho rocordor of said
city, to which said plans, specifica
tions and ostlmntcs tho attontlon of
nM porsons interested in snld lm-
provomont is horoby called.
Tho cost of all of said improve
ment to bo assosBCd to tho owners of
property adjacent to said portions
of said stroot hereby proposed to bo
Improved. ,
Romonstrnnces against tho nbovo
Improvement may bo filed In writing
with tho city rocordor of said city
within ton days from tho final pub
lication of this notlco.
By order 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.
Notlco of Appointment of Adminis
trator. Notlco Ib horoby given that on tho
17th day of May, 1907, tho County
Court of Marlon County, Oregon,
duly appointed C. Marsh of Salem,
Oregon, administrator of the estate
of L, H. RowlaHd, deceased, and bav
ink qualified as required by law, all
porsons having claims againBt said
estate are hereby notified to present
thorn with proper vouchers, aa by law
ronuired. to tho undersigned at the
ofllco of F. A. Turner, rooms 15 and
16, Nov.' Breyman Block, Salem, Or
egon, within six months from the
date of tho first publication of this
notice, to-wit: May 18, 1907.
O. MARSH, Administrator.
F, A. Turner, Attorney for Estate.
5-18-5t-sat
The London Assurance Corporation
Paid $7, 600,000 (gross) losses
arising from tho San Francisco dis
aster. This is a much' greater
amount than paid by any other com
pany, operating under a single name,
in this or any other conflagration,
and stands without a parallel in tho
history of Insurance. Incorporated
A. D. 1720. In active business 187
years. Dorby & Willson, resident
agent, Salem, Oregon. 6-8-4tSat.
HOLUSTEB'
Kttky Maintain T&x Hug
A Buy MilU fcr 3tj ?w4.
BHif floli HmIA 4 Ewiwi Tl.
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Commonly cause dIodIm i
tlons lut8omotlmejtU,jSSonJ
ndlcatod by feeling S2i2;
loss of nppotitc.or wlCS"
causing an, bf&l Jj
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Dealer, ln fl8h(
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p-om do,lTOrs,.C'T;
Local Wholes Hkt. ,
Eggs-18c.
Butter25c! fnt ii ?
Hens Kir- vn,. .t. .
Ducks-lOc; gee,,:; t"i
13 16c. ' lur"M
Local wheat 80c.
Oats 40 42c.
Barlov 15 1
Flour-Hard whcaU5.00;TllJ
So. 80. I
oM,n food-Bran, fld.SO; ikorJ
Hay Cheat, J8.5O09, &aj &J
vor, $7.00 08.00 per ton; UmotirJ
Onions $2.00 per cwt; poWotij
Rflp. rnr rwf
Hops Choice, 10011c; prtu &!
choice 8(I9c: medium to .!J
8c.
Chlttlm bark VAQtc.
Wool 20c.
Mohair 29c.
Tropical Frulto. ,'
Bananas $6.75, (
Oranges $3 i,
Lomons $5.75.
Oats White, $30; wheat, )Hw
bu.; rolled barley, $27. ' J
Eggs 20c. '
Butter Country, 20c; crciai
cry, 30.
Flour Valloy, $1.1501.!O ft:
sack; hard wheat, $1.$50$UO.
Bran 65e per mei: til t
Hay Tlmohy, UcQ We v ort;
cheat, 60c; clover, 55c per crt;
shorts, 95c per cwt .
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Livestock.
Hogs Fat, 6 He
Cattle 110001100 ft
Kwo
4c.
Mirhtor steers 314 0$KC
Pnwu nnd he Hers sogemvw i
3 4c.
Stock hos 66C
Lambs 4 tt 5c.
Veal Dressed, 607c
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PORTLAND MARKE.
Wheat Club 86c; Tiller
bluo stom, SSW09C-
Oats Choice white, $
Tay-Tlmothy. $176 M Ul
?i3g?n.
veicn o.uv. .
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I'oimry nvu3, .v -" vj
chickens, ioc; ui ,fl,.J
ducks, young, - i
$1$1.50.
Pork Best, eccoa
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