Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 03, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textlwr IF mrmm;mmmmiH,mwMi !jS7um"'""""'"-' " " Pl"Vv' tji--'-' v, -- yjeawPf.?rrgT.-rr..ri - - m''""ii"ii''WI(F'"' iwiwkiMiiawawWWtoww bwuiiwhi & I? fr M - r JULY 3, 1007. HOFER BROS., ft" P"pjfg . -. .r.f nnRnnv. WEDNESDAY, DAIIjY OAPlTAIi lommnxj, pi .... . - Feed Your. Nerves K. HOFKK, Editor. THE JOURNAL STANDS FOIt PIXOQRKSS, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGItADHD LAIIOK A. P. IIOFKK, Manager. DHVELOPMENT, GOOD OLD HOME WEEK. "Old Home Weok" la Missouri of course I am g.'lng homo Back to tho day and tlio old limo r,ays, and happy and freo I H roam Dowa through II' RubsoII's pasture, and over by Kunkol s mill. And back again through Bhady lano to th old houso on tho hill. On tho grain grown bank of tho Tarkio, whoro oft In the past I strayed, Onco moro I'll lay In a lazy way noath tho drooping willow shade. I'll walk along tho old wldo street to tho old school houso bolow, Whllo tho doop-tonod boll sweet talos will toll ot tho days of long ago. j "Old Home Weok" In Missouri, andall of ua going back Dack, girls and boy, to tho old-tlmo Joys on tho old wcll-boaton track, Over tho flowor-Btrown meadows, and down whero tho orchards swoop, And over tho hill and down tho rills whoro tho soft cloud-shadows creep When tho twilight falls ns tho day Is dono I'll turn my eager feet To tho llttlo cot and tho garden plot, with tliolr mom'rles sad and sweet. I'll plcrco tho gloom of tho vanUhod years, I'll sco each well loved faco ....... .. . i...tuiii rtltl hatha In tho twilight gloom of tho silting room in my "" pluco, FREIGHT CARS AND SHIPPERS old homo noisy "Old Home Week" In Missouri, from tho roglons wldo apart, m i.. - ....i it.( n.iih Mmir forflln vlolds. from busy and A' ruin imitt twin nu.u ..... ..-.. .- .-- . mart, ' Wo aro going bank to th cold homo ntato, back to tho paths flowcr- strown, , And tho Molhor Stato In hor stiong anna great will onco moro olasp her own. ' Sho calla ua o'er tho dlstanco wldo wo answer tho loving cry Wo hurry bock o'or tho old homo track, and over aH wo draw nigh Wo Bhouti Alio nnmo of tho old homo stato Missouri dear old Mtzzou! Wo heard you call, and ono and all, wo'ro hurrying back to youl HAIL TO JNDKI'HNDIJXCE HAY. TOHD OK THE UNIVKR8KI HHIELI) UH AND GUARD UH, TltUKTINU TJIEIJ ALWAVH. TIIROUOII KIIADOW AND SUN! THOU HAKT UNITED UH, WHO HIIAIjIj DIVIDE USV KEKI' UH, O KEEP US, THE MANV IN ONEI UP WITH OUK HANNEIt HEIGHT, HI'HINKLED WITH KTARRV LIGHT, SPREAD ITS FAIR EMHLEMH FROM MOUNTAIN TO 81101(13, WHILE THHOUGH THE HOUNDING HKY IOUD IUNGH THE NATION'H 011V, UNION AND I.1IIKIITV! O.VH EVr.HMOHEl Ho wan hold to bb tho host cltlaon of Home who did most lovo and best sorvo his Country. Ho wivi tho nalut among tho Juwh who sacrificed most for 7.lon. 11 our doarortt object bo Our Country, AND NOTHING HUT OUIt COUNTHY THE WHOLE COUNTRY. And then by tho blowing of Ood may that country Itsolf bocomo a vast mid splondld inonument, not of oppression, not of torror, but a nionu inout of wlm-oin, of pnace, of llborty and splrltunl progroes, upon which tho world may gazo with Just prldo mid admiration. WITHOUT GOODNESS Tlir.UE TAN HE NO HAPPINESS. Thou lot us Htrlvo for noble oxcollonco. What but patrlotlo fervor, whatbut natlonnl enthusiasm Ib tho groat nuraory of our kuiiIub? Aftor what wo owo to God and goodnowi, nothing should bo moro dear ir moro snored l,han tho lovo and icwpoot wo owo to our Country and Km dour humanity. PEACH ItULHS THE DAY Wllltltll RKJHT HEASON HULKS TIIK MIND. Nothing oh u bring you pence and Jay but youreelf. Nothing omu bring you peace but the triumph of prlnolple. How many of u lov our outiutry ImUw than our own solllih Inter est: Not many. With mm of u patriotism Is THE REMNANT OF 8IIIIVI0I1 AND DUTY IN 1,1 I'll, It U Mild Willi of tho oriental ituiee Qoiwltfir servles) of tho statu audi nn honor that they Invariably work ohoapor for tho publlo than for pri vate HiuploywN. There Ih suoh (lilng as an honorable and unielllih attitude toward the government of ohh'h oountry. ' Thou hall fur independence day for th Imllvldunl. ludttptmdonoe from Molushuaee. and THE NAHHOW GltEHD THAT THINKS ONIiV OF HUI.F. lie Ih the KrmitMtAmorlcri patriot whoae heK row out unselfishly toward the lurKwt suopt of, human Interest and humanity. No man U a patriot who only thinks of ssttlih advantage while piofeae Ing to Hrv the public lftioli Fourth of July nhould b a uittal dHy for otioh truo Amerlcmn, thQ birthday of n higher aeplrutlou for hie oounlry. The railroad commission has es tablished a set of rules governing tho application for cars and tho keoplng of records by tho railroad agents, of all such applications, tc, aa follews: Utiles Governing Record of Applica tions For Cars, Etc. 1. At each station on overy rail road In this stato whoro an agent Is maintained, and whero freight Is re colvod and delivered, there shall be kept and prosorved a register or rec ord of all applications for cars by shippers, and said register or record Bhall glvo substantially tho following Information, to-wlt: (a) Namo and aJdreBS of tho ap plicant for cars. (b) Number of cars applied for. Whon cars will bo requlrod. Kind and size. Kind of freight to bo shlp- (O 01) (o) pod. (f) (g) Destination of freight. Dato cars aro furnished and sot for loading. (h) Numbor furnished. (1) Kind nnd size. (J) Initials nnd numhors of cars furnished. All applications for cars, mndo at any such station shall, bo Immediate ly and corroctly rocordod In such roglfttor or rocord in chonologlcal ordor of application. SucIl record hall be kept in a suitably bound book, umI be subjoot to tho Inspec tion of any bona ildo Bhlppor during buHlnosH hours. 2. A rocord of car distribution shall ho kopt at tho oulco of oach chlof dlspatchor of all tho railroads doing business In this stale, subject to tho Inspection ot any bona fldo Bhlppor during buslnosa hours. This rocord Bhall bo mado up from dnlly reports of all station agents on such division, nnd shall contnln tho In formation tot forth In tho preceding rules. It shall bo so kopt as to show tho shlpmouts ot principal commodi ties. Tho nnmus of nil persona or dor lug cars on onch division Bhall ap poar In nlphabutlcal ordor nnd must show cars loadod for forolgu roads, whothor on company cars or foreign enrs. o Tlieru Aro Few Pooplo who know how to tako caro of thomsolvos tho majority do not. Tho liver Is a most Important organ In tho body. Ilorbiuo will keep It In condition. V. 0. Slmpklns, Alba, Tnnit. wrltnn! "T Imvn imnd Ilorhlno for Shllls nnd Kovor nnd find It tho best medlclno I oror usod, ..l l.tnrl nv Upon rich, pure, nouriBu.uH - -taWng Uood's Sarsaparllla, nnd you JJI be free from those spells of de rplr.tboso sleepless nights and anxious SSJ those gloW. deathlike fee ng , Zso sudden starts at mere not bl. ss, those dyspeptic symptoms and blinding headaches Hood's Sarsaparllla has dono this for many others -It will cure you. Hood's Sarsaparllla In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablct3knownis8ar8atabs.l00do3es$l. HH 1 1 I I Ml I I I I I I II I l"H4 TOIARKES,J Slako Salem n Good Home . . Market. ! . jHIIIH'-Hllllllllllll'H1 SALEM MARKET. Iiocal Wholcwlo Market. Eggs 19 c. Butter 25c; fat, 23. Hens 10c; young chickens 12 c Ducks 10c; geese, 8c; turkoys. 13(3)100. Local wheat 75c. Oats 3533Gc. Barloy $21. Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; valloy $3.85. Mill feed Bran, $ 10.50; Bhorts, $21. Hay Cheat, $8.50 09, and clo vor, $7.00 0 $8.00 per ton; timothy, $11 $12 per ton. Onions $1.00 por cwt; potatoos, $1.00 por cwt. Hops Cholco, 10 He; prime :o choice, 8 9c; medium to prlrao. 8jC Chlttlm bark 5Cc. Wool 20c. Mohair 29c. Tropical Fruits. Bananas $0.75. Oranges $3 $4. Lemons $5.75. Retail Market. Oats White, $30; whont, 90c per bu.; rolled barloy, $27. Eggs 25 c. Buttor Country, 25c; croam ory, 30. Flour Valley, $1.15fl)$1.20 por sack; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40. Bran 65c por sack; $21 por ton. liny Timothy, 75c 85c por cwt; choat, COc; clover, 55c per cwt,; shorts, 95c por cwt. Livestock. Hogs Fat, 6&c. Cattlo 110031200 lb itoers, 4 c. Llghtor stoors 3 & 3 c. Cows and helfora 900 1000 Ib, 3W4c. Stock hogs C6c. Lambs 4& 5c. Voal Drossed, 5 7c. Portland Wholesale Market. Wheat Club, 86c; valley, S4o; I would, u!uo fitom S8S9c. not bo without it. It Is as noood for children as it Is for grown-up pooplo and I rocommend tt. It Is fino for La Grlppo." Sold by D. J. Fry. -o- I1UNKHK HILL DAY. If a unUmc of th danger of ttrework U of nny nvnH, the aoojdet nttoudliiK H ueleUrutlutt at Norton of Bunker Hill day may nerve a lite imvlng jiurptMo. Tho Fourth ot July Ih not fur off and the boy that has not had a fow ounnon lh-rtrek Hlready fn he In itrsaily abiMtI, If ho dooH not plan to luave luMe bemiuee of tho uubeanibKi Imrdshlp. TWO PERSONS WHRH KILLED AND MORE THAN 100 WHRE IN Jl'llim IIUNKHIl HILL DAY IIYTIIII VARIOUS NOISII DHVIOUS. AutbuluiKHM raoiNl ut ami down tho Htjvetit to the hospitals, phye lolans were on th rua all du. nnd late at nlaht the lajured still kiM't on llltlag the hiMpUrdii , UvwUbhUou at i ha honipltuU nhoved that mow of he noctdwit ciutte from tho um of tee modern cawiion oraokur. Thle aolse-iuakor iKkw InJurvM the mmi llnUttic It or aaotber when i utpUMted eiur Max throw a. One thrown th.mtU n window blow aa oW ladi'e kaud ofif, and ni other. INTIIIIllAXnoi A PATRIOTIC IMTIII1K IIXPUVINING TO HIS son Tint coRRP.er Miinion op siittino it opp, ri.uw away THRIIK PINGKRS. IHMatbly taJuitM w, lavrabl from )MUrloei eelebratloas, but It diMM mh mmh rtMMMabW to expeet a eaaer rVuKa ot July la view ot the growth, of la pwew etoveMal. l'or Sale. At n bargain, tho Candelnrla Fruit Farm, sltuatod throe-fourthB ot a mile from tho southern limits of tho j city. Oua-hnlf mllo from electric j street oar lino. One ot tho llnest mentions In Marlon county. A tplomltd view of the boun tiful Wlllamotto rlvor, Polk county, hllle, city, ot Dallas, Monmouth, In dependence nnd city of Snloui, stato fair grounds, eapltol building, asy lum, panltontiary, asylum farm, muto school, roform school, Mte. Jefferson, Hoovl, Adnme, Rainier nnd St. HaloiiH. A good crop now In the orchard, of cherries, Bartlett poara, lioaelioe and Italian prunes, if sold In tho noxt ton days tho crop will go with tho sale. This year's crop will more than pay tho Interest on tho In Mwtmont two yoara In advance. J. O. WRIGHT, 7-2-lm Agont. OaU Cholco while, $27.50 MUlstuff Bran, $17. Hay Timothy, $1G01S; nlfnlfa, $13. Vetch $8.50. Poultry Hone, llri2o; spring ohlckeui, 12Cl2V6c; drossod chlok ona, 12e; turkeys, llvo, 12 013c; ducks, young, 10 lie; plgoons, $t f $1.25. Pork Best, GcjJG&c, Lambs Spring, 10e10c. Mutton 6cC7c. Boot Dressed, 6 6c. Hops Cholco, por pound, 7 7. Wool Valloy, coarso to medium, 19 21c; Hustorn Orogon, 13 19c. Tho Mnglo No. U. Number thrvni u a wonderful man not for Geo. 11. Parrls of Cedar Urove, Mo., a carding to loiter which reads: "Aftor summing much with liver and kidney trouble, and becoming srwitly dUcouraged by the failure to dud relief, I tried Klectrlo Ulttore, and a a reeult I am a well man to-iy. The irst bottle rellTed aai tnras bottle coaplete4 tae cure," luraatee4 Veei oa eartk for stotaata, liter U kUney (ronMee. y J. a Perry a'ruwUt, lie. lUnolull Ph)ers luul l"iHt ltuoorsl IxiuU J. Krugor, oxohamplon loug dwtanoe foot racer ot Qormauy and Holland. wrltv, Oet. 27, 1901; "During my training ot eight week' foot race at Bolt IVo City, In April last, I uod Ilallard'a 8now Liniment to my groatcst satlafac Hon, Therefore, I highly rocomraend 8aow Llulacut to all vrho aro trou bH wllk evralae, brulsee, or rhu watlsm." lie, SOc aad $L00. Sold py D, J, Fry, Notice To Depositors Please present your pass books and have the interest due July 1st entered to your credit. SAYINGS DEPARTMtNT Capital National Bank SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Tlmo Card No. 48 Effectlvo Juno 10. Toward Portland Passenger. No. 165:23 a. ra., Orogon Ex press. No. IS S:30 a. in., Cottago Grove Passenger. No. 124:25 p. m., Shasta Ex pross. No. 149:28 p. m Portland Ex pioss. Townnl Portland Freight. No. 22210:56 a. in., departs ll:3S a. m., Portland Fast Freight. No. 22610:40 a. m., departs ll:3S a. m., Way Frolght. Townnl San lVnncisco Passenger No. 1111:03 a. m., Shasta Express. 48 p.ai., Cottage Grove :56 p. ni California Ex- No. 17 6 Passenger. No. i9 pro6s. No. 131:31 a. m., Sen Francis co Express, Townnl &m Francisco Freight No. 2212:33 n. ra., San Fran- cUco Fast Freight, No. 22511:55 a. m arrives 11:25. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY iio.,winti In Congress. Senator Chas. W. Fulton, Astoria. Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr , PCcds'entative W. tt H.w!r. Sa- 10RopresentatlvoW.R.Ellia,Foiiilo- ton- , . Stato Officials. Governor, George E. Chamberlain Serotary of State, Frank W. Bon- Stato Treasurer, George A. Steele. Superintendent of Public Instruc tion, J. H. Ackorman. Attornoy General, A. M. Crawford Stato Printer, W. S. Duniway. Stato Labor Commissioner, O. P Hoff. Supremo Court. Chief Justlco, Robert S. Bean. Assoclato Justlco, Frank A. Mooro. Assoclato Justice, Robert Eakln. Commissioners, W. T. Slater, W. R. King. Clerk, J. J. Murphy. Reporter, R. G. Morrow. Bailiff, P. H. Raymond. Circuit Judges, Geo. H. Burnett, Salem; William Galloway, McMinn vlllo. District Attornoy, John II. Mc Nary, Salem. Other Stato OfllcJals. J. W. Balloy, Food and Dairy Com missioner, Portland. J. W. Baker, Gamo and Foreotrj warden, Cottago Grove. Robt. C. Yonny, Stato Health Ofll cor, Portland. J. II. Lewis, Stato Engiaoor, Sa lem. E. Gllllnghnm, Stato Librarian, Sa lom. II. G. Van Duson, Stato Fish Com missioner, Astoria. Chas. V. Gallowny, Stnto" Land Agont, Salem. W. W. Eldor, Commandor Soldiora' Home, Roseburg. Marion County Officials. John H. Scott, County and Probate Judge. II. D. Allen, Clork of Courts. W. J. Culver, Sheriff. W. Y. Richardson, Treasurer. E. T. Mooros, Superintendent of Schools. F. J. Rice, Assessor. B. B. Horrlck, Jr., Survoyor. J. C. Neodhnni, W. H. Goulot, Com missioners. A. M. Clough, Coroner. D. G. Drngor, Recordor. Salem City Ofllcials. Goo. F. Rodgors, Mayor. W. A. Mooros, Recordor nnd Police Judge. D. W. Gibson, Marshal and Ohio! of Police Frank Meredith, City Treasuror. A. O. Condit, City Attornoy. Jns. W. Martin, Stroot Commis sioner. Mark Savago, Chief Flro Depart, mont. W. C. Smith, Health Offlcor. City Standing Committee. iNotico of Intention to lmpro Portion of Stoto Street In (h. of Salem, uregon. To Whom It Mny Cencern: Notico Is horoby given thi Common Council of tho City nN lem, Oregon, dooms It expcdJ improve, aim liiouoaea to iupj Stato stroet, In said city, trod west uno oi unurcn street to west uno or twoiuii street. ! . .1.. .i,i. ..n innn.ii ouy, wit" i"" lukoincuuona, aiji lntorsoctiono, ana run width beti, curbs, savo nna oxcopt a fltrlnt feet wldo In tho contor of Bald J in tho following manner, town 1. By changing tho grad elk portion of uaid street bo thih samo will bo slightly lower Ibd present ostauusneu. a. uy oxcavaiing mo roadtiiS sam portion oi aaio. Bireetfu,i oeiweoii uuiuo, buvo ana cicmi strip sovon icet in wiutn In th. ter of said Btroot, to tho depth ofi inches bolow tho grndo provided in tho BpociflcatlonB for the doluj said worn now on mo wun ther ei of oald city, nnd horeInafti forrod to, nnd by thoroughly roi naid portion of cnid street &tt WILLAMKTTK FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. Wholesale dealers and commlwlon merchant. Cask paid tor Butter, , Poultry, ete. W.g. CummUw faa O. A. WKctatt, CoWle aleek. 1. m, ur.; j. c, Maplefe. SC Uatoa excavation with a nteam road weighing not less than 12 toni 11 a. uy piacmg on mis lomju lrushed rock which shall be oughly rolled with n steam road weighing not less than 12 touj Bald crushed rock to have a i aftor such rolling of four inched to prosont a uniform oven na with proper crown. 4. By spreading on the crushed rock foundation a hearjs of Wnrron's No. 24 Purltaa : Bltullthic Cement, oho gallon cfg tullthic cotnont used to each i- yard of tho foundation surface. R. Bv lnvlnir on snlil fnnii so proparcu a wearing aunaceal tinaml nf amltifl 1inrl riiflYiAl jjJI mixed with bitumen and laid on foundation to tho doptli of two t niter Doing tuorougiiiy conpul with a steam rond roller, iijj spreading on said surfaco a cont of Warren's Quick-Dryltjj tumlnous Flush Coat Comp and lino particles of hot Btono. G. By constructing artificial i curbing along each Bldo of ullf Hon of said stroot whoro noirl stono curbing now exists, exctfl strcot crossings and alloys, ulf constructing artificial stone curM eluding cornor blocks, at all con whoro no curved curbs noreifitn by raising tho nrtlflclnl stone ct on tho north sldo of tho roadivl snld portion of said street betr tho enst boundary lino of Ss: stroet nnd tho west boundary to I Wavorly Btroot, bo that tho top oI$ snmo shall bo 2 inchos belot! established grado of tho street i complotod. All of said Improvements U made In nccordanco with the c-E of tho City of Salem, Orcgos, i tho plans, specifications ana matos for tho doing of said' horotoforo ndoptcd by tho Cc Council of said city nnd now Ml In tho olhco of tho recorder olil Ways and Moans Jacob, Waldo cty, to which said plans, i Churchill. Ordinances Greoubaura, Low. Goode. Accounts and Current Expenses Churchill, Radcllff, Bnyno. Stroots Downing, Stockton, Stolz. Public Buildings Stockton, Stolz, Gesnor. Seworngo, Stolz, Jacob, Low. Plumbing Frasor, Downing, Ges nor. Flro and Water Low, Radcllff Goode. Bridges Gosner, Churchill, Fras or. Hoalth and Police Haas, Jacob Waldo. Lights Goode, Haas, Greenbaum. Printing Radcllff, Haas, Fraser. Public Parks Bayno, Greenbaum, Stockton. Roanl of Education. W. H. Byrd, Chairman. a. A. Lee, H. C. Eploy, Crolsan, Directors. H. A. Johnson, Jr., Clerk. J. M. Powers, City Supt. Schools. Hide Wanted. Sealed bids will bo received by the Board of Directors of Sehnm ni. trict No. 24. for Marlon county, Ore gon, at tho offlco of tho rti,..!.,. clork, in tho Murnhv i,im, . labor nnd material in painting the Bot Salem sohooi buUdlng with two coats, including the roof. Bidder.; o specify the brand of load and oil to bo used. All work to bo approved by tho ?Z? ,I ?er30D "lected by . ., atJfllon. E. M TsoV0 Saturday- J'y . l07, at 4 o'coclt n , - ' bo opened by the board at 'Iho high school at 7:30 o'clock n. 1 .55 date. 'dock p. m. on said Tho board reserves the right to rA. lt any or a! bide. t0 re H. A. JOHNiSON, JR., -J7-7t dj Ckffc tlons and 03tlmates tho attcnttel nil persons lntorested In a!l provoment is horoby called. Tho cost of all said Iroprotffi to bo assessed to tho owners oil orty adjacont to said portion eUl street hereby nronoscd to " proved. Romonstrnncea against the ig Improvement may bo filed In ,r with tho City Recordor of nil within ton days from the final 1 cation of this notico. Tlv nrrin nt tlin nnmnlOn 0A of the City of Salem, Oregon. W. A. M00 B Data nf flnnl nnbllcatlon t'l notico Julv 8. 1907. 6-3'1 w v . . . HIHIHHIIIIIHH :: COOL AND DEUCK e :: Ice Cream a :: Ice Cream Sod Nlco fresh crushed fruits. A fountain that Is clean i perfectly sanitary. Also a lino of tho P"1 drugs, accurate work quick service. Red Cross Pharmacy 'VIMW tt w, H 1 II 1 1 1 m 1 1 1