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SSSSraeSSSS5 Jj: ,,;witi.Cx4s !W!S!a u It & ItJ, .. V l u v w h f DAILY CAPITAL JOUHNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FHIDAY, JULY 0. J7' HOFER BROS., PgM and Proprietors E. IIOFKK, Editor. A. P. nOFEIt. Manager. THE JOUHNAL STANDS FOIt PROGItfiflS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRAMID LABOR. GOOD Tlrt-3 DEAR OLD DAYS. Glmmo back the dear old daj'fl all tho boys In lino "Roy stood on .the burnln' dock," nn' "Wngen on the Rhine!" "" 'Twos midnight; In his guarded tont" wo Bpoko It high and low, "Willi o Mary trottod out that lamb "whoso fleoco wan white aB snow!" i Glmmo hack tho dear old days that mom'ry lovoa to keep, "With "Pilot, 'tlH n foarful night thoro'B danger on tho deep!" Tho ofd-tlmo awkward Jofcturos tho jerk, meant for a bow We said that "Curfow should not ring," but, Lord! it's ringing now! I 31mmo back tho dear old days tho pathway'through tho dells To tho HchoolhoiiBO In tho blossoms, tho Hound of far-off bolls Tlnklln' 'croBt tho meadows; tho song of bird nn' brook; Tho old-thno dictionary an' tho blue-buck spelllu book! i Gone, llko a dream, forcvor A clty'fl hid tho placo Wlioro stood tho old log Bchoolhouso; an' no familiar face In wnlllrV thoro In welcome bonoath a mornln' flky 7&mrJ .a brldgo acrost tho rlvor; nn wo'vo crosied, an' said 'Goodbyol " Frank L. Stanton, In Ba'ltlmoro Herald. Thousands HaYO Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it. IIow To Flad Out. water and let it stauu twciuy-iour nuun , aseuinicnior&ei. tHngindicatesnii unhealthy con dition of the kid neys; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kid ney trouble ; too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the back is nlso convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. Wliat To Do. There is comfort in the knowledge so nftnti jvnrtsc(i. inut j.. auiw 4HH 1 1 1 1 l-B-H'l mil IW THE MARKETS, jj Fill a bottle or common glass with your Mk gnlcm n Good Home 4. Market. ?n 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i-wh- SALEM MARKET THE AIIIIITKAUV SPIRIT. Corporations hIioiiIi! not bo hold responsible for tho uttorancos of 'foollnh and' unwise olllcliils. Thoro nro a fw gontlcmon holding rosponslblo positions In tho Hnr nrlmnn ByBlem WHO SHOULD I IK FIRED. For Innlnnco n man who lias boon a moro rlght-or-wny ngont on a bup--posed Oregon oxtunslon ronsts ono of tho (owns on Unit Hue. Ho Ib reported nn hnvlng very unwlsoly roforrod to plncos along tho Hlno nn miidholcs, frogponds, and nlambnnkH. Ho linn cont tho connnny ho roprKontx ten thotisniid dollars EVERY TIME HE OPENED HIH MOUTH. "Wo don't want any moro Industries on our Orogon llnoa" Is the iintod Haying of ono H. P. Co. ofllolal. It In Impossible to hollevo that A KANE COHPOHATION EMPLOYE could glvo uttornnco to biicIi nn expression. Uut It hi foollHh mid arbitrary tittorancoft of thin kind that cnuso fooling Ibctwoon tho peoplo and tho publlc-sorvlro corporation. Thoro nro limn In charge of corporations In Orogon who would bo much hotter EMPLOYED AH WINDOW-WAHHKHH. An ofllolal of a corporation In theso dav should romombor thnt It Is Shin ImibIiiohh to mako friends not onomkw for tho corporation. Thoro In nothing driving tho people Into utnto socialism faster than itio uttorauuos of Innompotent an iiuwIho corporation olllolals. o Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing ri:uiiiui..BU., pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to bold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many iini,.Qf1itrln(f the nliht. The mild nud the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing coses. If you need n medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug gists in fifty-cent and oiic-dollar sires. You may nave a sampic ikuuc uuu book that tells ail about it, both sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.. lling- lmintnn. N. V. When Homoot Bwuup-ItooL writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the "kkcw. Linahaiutw' N.v, HJfi-'iilitl if tuiiiiMwH ljMtjK ,iiiM3ryu WESTERN OREGON LEAGUE THE PULLMAN PROFITS. Tho Pullman Company Is not going to Hiibmlt to a roductlon of rotas liy tho Intorntuto Commerce Commission without n light. It luui mado ntiBwor to tho suit brought by tho commission, declaring ithnt It Hi not n common carrlor, and that Its rntos aro not Inequitable. Whuthor it bo a common carrier or an uncommon enrrlur la not tho point -111111 conceriiH tho truvolliigpuhllr. Its contention that lu niton nro "not Inequitable" Is tho point of Inter est. Tho company olnluiH that an upper berth Is worth as much as n lowor, and that tho pioaout rat oh for uppers or lowora Is ronsonnhlo nil things considered. , Also, THAT THE TIPS TO Till PORTER ARE NOT NEOICSSARY, AH THE COMPANY PAYS THAT HllltVA.NT A SUFFICIENT WAGE. It will bo Inturimtlng to watch the Compniiy'a offortB to provo this. It iHBiiftt tosay that the popular linproealon Is entlroly to tho con trary. Tho nnlvoMiil nil with paoplu traveling Ih to nsl for n lowor burth. ' That man or woiiihh who would from cholno occupy an uppor berth vith lowor burtliB vacant in tho hiuii ewr would bo a raro bird. Moreover, ninny peopltt hnbltimll) go Into u tourist oar to gtt a lower liorth whon thoro nro mill upper for Hole In tho Pullman ears. When lowor berthn nro all gono, n man or woman who limit take n cor talu train will tnko hii upper. Under thono elreiiuutHiieiiH thoro Is u natural feeling tbt tho uppor tibould bo Iimb lu price than tho lowor. It might bo only llfiy cent per night Iwb In prion, but that would rop. roaeut n principle ud would ittaimi tho public. Hut tho main roimon for tho bollof that tho Pullman Com puny should nhiulo Ita prloea. make a distinction between lowor and uppor bortliB, ti ml rulao tho wukm of the porter. U tho continued high dividends of tho tionoorn, nuil Ita proient aurpliiH. THE COMPANY IS ENOUMOl'SLY (UPITALIZED, HAS PAID EIGHT VEIt CENT REtU'iaitLY, HAS laTIIIA' DECLARED A SPECIAL IHV IDEND OF TWENTY PER CENT, AND IS SOON TO DIVIDE $U3 . 000,000 OF ITS KURPLUS AMtN(l THE STOCKHOLDEUS IN THE WIAIM4 OF ANOTHER DIVIDEND. ThU money U ournod from the trav ling public. Uh prloea could bo charged, higher wngoa paid Ita servant, nud tho dividend still bo from ton to tHteon pir cent t year. With thouo faoU In tulnd. tho traveler rogimlii the Cotnpany'a nnawor n blasutt. and U muoh pleased that It will havo to muke Its contentions Kooil lu tHinrt. Home twtlinony will be required from thi Porter before tho publlo will recover from n llfo-long belief that a tip Is n tip. or sorvloo would bo mighty ahy. An It U now, n Pullman ear la nolthor man'a hoiuo, whero the poople who outer are bla KutU to be ontortalned free or oxponi nor n lodg 1ng bouae where he wkjt have a room and tnko care of hlmatlf as beet ho may. The uecuiiniit of a PmUwh oar Udepondont on tho Porter for many tliliiK. nud the Porter lota It be known that n tip U oxootd A aet of rule, framed mtd tllaplnyed In tho our. glvlnu a list of the service, aiul oomfru dno the tmveler without tloa. and etatlng that miytliliix beyond wuuUl b. a i-aah trauaadlou l.,.tiv !, oler. would auou iliaruv.r ketlw or u.l the Porter had a living wag' A meeting of tho representatives of tho bcIiooIb organized Into the Wostorn Orogon High School Athlot Ic Longuo, together with roprosontn- tlvoa from about llvo othor achools, which aro" anxloun to ontor tho longuo, was hold at tho Wlllamotto hotel thla morning. This was not n rogular longuo mooting, but Just n gathoiing to talk ovor tho proapocts, maungomont mid tho bringing In of othor bcIiooIh. About a dozon schools wcro reproaonted this morning, and It looks ns If tho longuo would be a I gloat HUCCC88. Principal Marlatto, of tho Salem high school, waa votod temporary president for- this mooting, and Principal Sandora, of tho Albany high school, tomporary aecrotnry. Professor Marlatto has boon nctlnc temporary aoorctary nnd gonernl manngor of tho loaguo, and will con tinue to bo until tholr llrst roculnr mooting to bo hold tho llrst Saturday In Octobor to oloct pormnnont ofll cera, and dlHcuaa nil nthlotic mnttora. The constitution, a provlously drawn up and nccoptod by Salem, Al bany, Eugene, Itoaoburg nnd Grants Piles, waa road to tho now roproaon tntlvea thla morning, and npprovod of by all. Among those present at this moot ing woro Principal T. T. Davis nnd Prof. W. II. Hondorson, both of tho Portland high school. Thoy woro en thusiastic ovor tho longuo, but said that the Portland high school could not outer dlroctly Into It on account of tholr city longuo, nlrondy formed, but that thoy would take tho consti tution nnd npprovo of it, and nt tho ond of tho sonson would moot the wlnnor In tho longuo, ThU loaguo will go Into offoct for tho coming football soason, nnd will offoct allko basketball, baseball. truck and debating, it la going to mako n marked Improvement In high school athletics. Local Wholwalo Market. Eggs 19c. llutter 25c; fat, 23. Hens 10c; young chickens 12 c Ducks 10c; geese, 8c; turkeys 13 16c. Local wheat 7Gc. Oats 3G3Cc. Barley $21. Kiour Hard wheat, $5.00; valley $3.85. Mill food Bran, $19.50; shorts, $21. Hay Cheat, $8.50 9, and clo ver, $7.00 $8.00 per ton; timothy, $11 $12 per ton. Onions $1.00 per cwt; potatoes, $1.00 per cwt. Hops Cholco, 10llc; prime to choice, 8g0c; medium to prlmo. 85. Chittlm bark 5 6c. Wool 20c. Mohair 29c. Tropical Frulta. Bananas $C75. Oranges $3 $4. Lomons $5.75. Retail Market. Oats Whlto, $30; wheat, 90c per bu.; rolled barley, $27. Eggs 25 c. Uuttor Country, 25c; cream ery, 30. Flour Vnlloy, $1.15 $1.20 per sack; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40. Brnn CGc por Back; $21 per ton. Hay Timothy, 75c 85c per cwt; cheat, COc; clover, 55c per cwt; Bhorts, 95c por cwt. Livestock. Hogs Fat, Cc. Cattlo 1100 1200 lb Rtaero, 4 c. Llghtor Btoora 3 3 -)i c. Cows and helfors 900 1000 ft, 34c Stock hogs 6Gc. Lambs ixA 5c. Veal Dressed, 5 7c. 4-H 1 1 i-mfrHH-H-M- OFFICIAL DIRECTORY tt--uutt I I H-M HIH l-W- Portland Wholesnlo Market. Wheat Club, 85c; valley, 84c; bluo atom, 88 89c. Oats Cholco while, $27.50 MUlBtuff Bran, $17. Hay Timothy, $1C18; alfalfa, $13. Vetch $8.50. Poultry Hona, 11 12c; aprlng chickens, 1212c; dressod chick ons, 12c; turkeys, llvo, 12 13c; ducks, yoilng, 10llc; pigeons, $1 GT$1.25. Pork Boat, GcGc. LambB Spring, 10c 10 'c. Mutton 6c 7c. Boof Dressod, GCc. Hops Cholco, por pound, 77&. Wool Vnlloy, conrso to medium, 19 21c; Eastorn Orogon, 13 19c. 22c. . An old man becoming ongnged to bo marrlod to his own daughter through a matrimonial buroau, bIiowb that dampfoollshnesa was her editary lu that family. -- - THE REAL HOME PAPER IS The San Francisco CHR ONICLE M, H, ile Young ar'-j 2 5ANE, CONSERVATIVE AND vvtyju &JUITED Notice To Depositors Please present your pass books and have the interest due July 1st entered to your credit. Iong Llvo tho King! la tho popular cry throughout Eu ropean countrlos; whllo In Amorlca, tho cry of tho prosont dny Is "Long Llvo Dr. King's Now Discovery. Klnc of Throat and Lung Romedlos!" of vnioh Mrs. Jullft Ryaor Paine, Tru ro, Mass., Bays: "it novor falls in glvo Immedlato rollef and to quickly euro a cough or coUV' Mrs. Palno's opinion Is ahnrod by a majority of tho Inhabitants of this country. Now Dlscovory cures weal- lungs and eoro thronta nftor all otl.or romello3 have fallod; and for coughs nnd colds It's tho only 8ure cure. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry, druggist. 50c and i.uu. Trial bottle freo. o For Snle. At a bargain, tho Candolarla Fruit Farm, situated three-fourth nr mllo from tho Bouthorn llmlta of the city. Ono-half mllo from oloctrlc street air lino. Ono of the nnest locations In Marlon county A splendid view of tho beau tlfnl Wlllamotto rlvor, Polk county. W. city, of Dallas, Monmouth. In dependonoe and city of Salem, Btnto "" s'uuub, capltol building, w lum, pimitentlary, asylum farm, muto Bohool. reform ahrnl r.J Jc.frorsou, HooM, Adams, Ralnlor and bt. Helons. A Reed eron ,m. i .... nrnlml . " u l" ..., ol c,,errllW Bartlett poars poaohoa and Italian nrun , 7,; the next teit days tho crop will go lth tho sale. Thla yoar's crop will more than pay tho Interest on the ln vcutment two yeara n advance J. G. WRIGHT, Agent. rioinmitlon In Congress. Senator Chas. W. Fulton, Astoria. Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr , Portland. , Represontatlvo W. C. Hawloy, Sa- 10 Representative W. R. Bills, Pondlo- ton. Slato Offlclnls. Governor, George E. Chamberlain. Seretary of State, Frank W. Bon son. , State Treasurer, George A. Steele Superintendent of Public Instruc tion, J. H. Ackerman. Attorney Gonoral, A. M. Crawford. Stato Printer, W. S. Dunlway. State Labor Commissioner, O. P Hoff. Supremo Court. Chief Justice, Robert S. Bean. Assoclato Justice, Frank A. Mooro. Assoclato Justice, Robort Eakln. Commissioners, W. T. Slator, W. R. King. Clork, J. J. Murphy. Reporter, R. G. Morrow. Bailiff, P. H. Raymond. Circuit Judges, Geo. H. Burnett, Salem; William Galloway, McMinn vlllo. District Attorney, John H. Mc Nary, Salem. Other Stnto Ofllclnls. J. W. Balloy, Food and Dairy Com missioner, Portland. J. W. Baker, Game nnd Forestry warden, Cottngo Grove. Robt. C. Yenny, Stato Health Offi cer, Portland. J. II. Lowls, Stato Englacor, Saeom. E. Gllllngham, Stato Librarian, Sa eom. H. G. Van Duson, Stato Fish Com missioner, Astoria. Chas. V. Galloway, Stato Land Agont, Salem. W. W. Eldor, Commander Soldloro' Home, Roseburg. Marlon County Ofllclnls. John H. Scott, County and Probato Judge. R. D. Allen, Clork of Courts. W. J. Culver, Sheriff. W. Y. Richardson, Treasurer. E. T. Moores, Suporintondent of Schools. F. J. Rice, Assessor. B. B. Horrlck, Jr., Surveyor. J. C. Noodhnni, W. II. Goulot, Com missioners. A. M. Clough, Coronor. D. G. Drnger, Recorder. Salem City Olllcials. Geo. F. Rodgors, Mayor. W. A. Mooros, Recordor and Polico Judgo. D. W. Gibson, Mnrahnl and Chioi of Polico. Frank Meredith, City Treasurer. A. O. Condlt, City Attornoy. Jna. W. Mnrtln, Stroot Commie eloner. Mark Savngo, Chief Firo Depart mont. W. C. Smith, Health Ofllcor. City Standing Committee. Wnya and Means Jacob, Waldo Churchill, v Ordinances Greonbaum. Low Goode. Accounts and Curront Expenses Churchill, RndcHff, Bayno. Stroots Downing, Stockton, Stolz. Public Bulldlnga Stockton, Stolz Gesnor. Sewerage, Stolr. Jacob. Low Plumblng-Frasor, Downing, Gea ner, Firo and Water Low. n.im Goode. er. Brldges-Geanor, Churchill, FraB- lm SAYINGS DEPARTMf NT Capital National Bank SpecW tcm Rxcumlon t,. May 20, 21 June 6, 7, 8, July S, 6'AuBJBt 8. 9. 10. September 11 UUIKKD And n.. $7315. St, Louis and return, JS9 15 8U Paul and return, OmahaccU BUi. Slour City, St. J Kawa, City ad rtura $.. Wa"do!th and PUc-Haa3' Jcob GoDod6' . Greonbaum. Pub. ,nr?adCl,ff' Haa3' Fra8r. Stockton. ParlMa G-nbaum, Ronnl of Education. " Byrd, Chairman. A. A. Leo, H. C. Epley, E. M Crolsan, Directors. 1L A. Johnson, Jr., Clerk. J. M. Powera, City Supt. Schoola, Rids Wanted. " Sealed bids will b, n0i.. .... .. Board of Directors of School DIs Wet No. 24, for Mario, county olt Bou, at the ofllco of l.? clspif i ! ,. . "u "imrict --..., ... w. xuurpuy block fn. All work to bo npp,-0Twl bv .. ta"d or .omo porMD soTeotd w "ion. lor Inspection. by Tho board roftppvf- . . . . jNotlco of Intention to w I Portion of Stato Stnw i. of Snlcni, OrcRon. ' To Whom It May Concern; Notlco is horoby giveu Common Council of tho Cit lom, Oregon, doomB it exp improve, and proposes to i Stato Btreot, In said city 1 woat lino of Church street woBt lino of Twelfth street oity, with full intersection! ', intersections, nnd full width 1 curbs, savo and oxcopt a tu teat wldo In tho contor of in tho following manner, tfo 1. uy ennnging tho m portion of uaid street to t snmo will bo Blightly lower f proaent oatablishod. 2. By oxcaTating tho m Bald portion of uold street M between curbn, aave and r strip Bovon foot in width a q tor of said stroot, to tho depn inches bolow tho grndo pr0T In tho specifications for the 4- said work now on fllo wlththi, 01 of Bald city, and herein forrod to, and by thorough Bnld portion of said street ette excavation witn a steam real, wolghlng not Iocs than 12 tca. 3. By placing on this fag lniBhed rock which shall l,; oughly rolled with a Bteam rcijj wolghlng not Icbb than 12ttji said crushed rock to havo t u nftor bucIi rolling of four iaclJ to prcaont a uniform eveaii with proper crown. t A. By oprondlng on tiili crushed rock foundation a bevf of Warren's No. 24 PurluJ Bltullthlo Comont, ono gallon tulltbio comont used to cadi yard of tho foundation surfwi 5. By laying on said fori so prepared a wearing surfti posed of Bound, hard, crasheja mixed with bitumen and laid Jp foundation to thd dopth otttif after bolng thoroughly com with a stenm road roller, w Bproadlng on said surface- 1 coat of Warren's QuIck-DrA tuminous Flush Coat Codm and flno partlcloa of hot stono. 6. By conatructlng artlfidil curbing along oach side oil tion of said stroct whoroEOW stono curbing now oxtaU, tm strcot crossings nnd alien, 1 constructing artificial stone rel eluding corner blocks, at tile whoro no curved curbs no ti by raising tho artificial itoai on tho north sido of tie roiifll nnld portion of said street I tho cast boundary line ol S stroot and tho west boundary M Wnvorly stroot, bo that the top a samo shall bo 2 Inches W cstabllBhod grade of tho strrt? comploted. All of said Improvoraentiij mado in accordance wlthtbic of tho City of Salem, Orep! tho plans, spoclficatlons v mates for tho doing of vol. horotoforo ndopted by the Ctfl Council of said city nnd notJ In tho ofllco of tho recorder m 1 city, to which said plans, tlons and estimates tho att all porsons Interested ia provemont Is horoby called. Tho cost of all said imprc- to bo assessed to tho ownerifl orty adjneont to aald portloti street horoby proposed to 11 proved. Romonstrances against th Improvement may bo filed U' with tho City Recordor of within ton days from tho d cation of thla notlco. By order of tho Commoai of tho City of Salem. Oroi W. A. MOOJ Dato of final nubllcatloa ' notice Julv 8. 1907. t-w o- SOUTHERN rAClFIOtfl Tinio Card No. 4&- Juno 10. TowRrd Portland PJ No. 16 K.-23 p. m.. 0rW press. No. 188:30 a. m Cott Passoncor. No. 12 4;25 n. m.. SbW5! prosa. No. 14 9:28 n. m.. POft moss. Toward Portland Fr Np. 22210:65 a. m., U:3S a. m., Portland F1 No. 226 10:40 a. m.. 11:38 a. m Way Frele Toward San FTanciscc--r No. 11 n;03 a. m- press. No. 176:42 p.m., Cott Passenger. No. 159:56 p. m.,ClW press. No. 131:31 a. m., S Oil TiirmAckf Toward Sh FraBcJ-"! i( TlIfMlllli r-HIIIIIIH.L3iai mM I Jt uny or ol bids. " re- Krt ! ! a a.. WM. M'MDRRAY, Q M. Art. -. ' .. m ' I-ll- -37 l!1' A J0HN80N. JR., 71 Dlrlct Clork. crsco Fast Frttfgat. No. 22811:55 a. 11:25. v. Ur J "f
