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DAILY OAPI TAJj JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 0, 1007.
AMONG THE
MAKERS OF THE
GOLDEN WEST
r
A railroad man whd holds a posi
tion of tho groatOBt responsibility In
the ' Ilm'rlmun Bystom Is J. P.
O'Brien, vlco pronclont and genera1
ttupiorlntendonl or tho Southern Pa
ella His flrot cxporlonco was gain
ed n telegraph oporalor, and all his
Bparo Umo wa put In educating
Jilmsolf In tho last detail of tho
transportation biiDlncss. Ho had a
practical training nn genornl mana
ger of tho lovn Contral, a road run
ning from Mason City to Marshall
town, nnd on southwest. It had
brahchoH to l-'ort Dodge, nnd othor
good towns In contral Iowa, hut It
vraa sandwiched In between tho Chi
cago and Norlhwor.lorn and tho Mll-
for a hroeezy way of moving and a
bracing way of getting their offi
cial duties. Tho man of tho west
belloves In doing things and doing
them within tho memory of tho pres
ent gonoratlon If possible It Is
Roosevelt's Inhalation of tho wild
western ozono that furnishes tho
key to many of his preclpltnto
movomentA that sot tho world won
dorlng whnt is coming noxt. Tho
western man Is always appalled at
tho deliberation and slow methods
of perception that prevail In official
clrclos of tho national capital. Many
of tho employes nnd especially thoso
under the civil sorvlco system aro
apathetically slow to movo. and
wiuikoo and Bt. Paul, so that It had whllo thoy aro studying a cnllor's
that lively llttlo city of eastern Ore
gon. Mr. McCann Is a student and
man of liberal and progressive Ideas
of education. He will work hard to
advance tho boys and girls that
como into his care and-keeping, and
If ho has tho hearty support and co
operation of parents and friends of
the cause of education he will mako
the school a very successful ono.
Tho touch of the school teacher up
on a community Is formative, and to
cto Tuotlo for huslnoss. O'Brlon
tprovod a mighty good rustlor for
"trniric, nnd used to run whole train
loads of fat slock out of tho terri
tory of hlH rivals. Ho nlso built up
n hlg coal bunlncs and showed nbll-
4ty to got business In so many wnys
thnt boforo many yoarH ho was
topottod for n position nB traffic man
sigor on ono of tho transcontinental
3lnen. Ills promotion from tho O.
3t. & N. to tho gonornl Biiporiiitond-
oncy of tho 8oulharn 1'aclllc linos
In Oregon Is mnttor of recent his
tory. It HhnuliI also bo understood
Oint tho construction of tho now
Blnon from Drain to Coos Hay, known
card tho man from tho west feels
Ilko hurdling ovor thorn and gottlng
through with IiIj business.
R. A. Unlllnger, tho new commis
sioner of tho general land offico, has
that colorlty of movement and action
which In supposed to bo character
istic of all tho puoplo of tho great
west whonco he camo to tho capital.
Tho gorm of tho "govornmont
stroko" has not affoctod him not
yot, at loaBt and his acltlvlly fro-
quontly provoke commont. A day
or two ago ho attomptud to enter tho
land olllco building nftor hours, and
had succeeded. Dot Mr. Jdselyn,
when he was given a free hani.
went to the men's headquarters and
after a heart-to-heart talk with them
they nil roturned to work. This will
glvo some Idea of the new president
of tho Portland railway. Ho is not
tho kind who would try to settle
strikes by sitting In a luxuriously
furnished offico and smoking cigars.
HO bolongs to tho typo who get out
and hustle.
"Mr. Jossolyn Is something'1 of a
fraternal order man and Is high up
In Masonary. In rollglous tenden
cies ho Is a Christian Scientist nnd
whllo at Daltlmoro took a very
prominent part in tho affairs of
Third church. This church is at
tended by some of the best known
people thoro, among them Mrs. Car
roll Brown, daughter of tho lato
Marcus Daly; Mrs. Alexander Brown
wlfo of tho woll known banker of
that name and Mr. Oscar O. Murray,
prcsldont of tho Daltlmoro & Ohio
railroad,"
Tho Portland Democratic paper
announces that Win. M. Cako Is to
become a candldnto for governor,
whllo II. M. Cako Is to forego his
ambition to become United States
sonntor, and that Stephen A. Lowell
Is not to become a candidate for tho
United Statos somite, otc. It is also
announcod that Frederick Mulkov Is All the World.
to enter the race for tho sonnto with knows that Ballard's Snow Liniment
Mr. Fulton, and that Mr. deer, etc.,
otc. The poopjo will paH of a wholo
lot of this kind of information and
will sottlo down to a lot of hard
CHAUTAUQUA
CONVENES
TOMORROW
X-RAYS
The Willamette Valley Chautau
qua assembly opened It's fourteenth
be at Its best It needs sympathetic 'annual sosslon at Gladstone park to-
support no matter who tho Individ- day and will continue until July 21
Ono of the most attractive programs
that has ever been offered will be
clven this year.
Salem will furnish several able
speakors and much of the excellent
music for the series of entertain
ments. Congressman Hawley, president
oi' tho association, will deliver an ad
dross Wednesdny evening, July 17,
on "Some Present Day Amorlcan
Problems." Mr. Hawley has had
charge of tho American history class
al Chautauqua slnco It's beginning.
The class has been well attended
during tho past sessions nnd this
year the courso will bo made more
'. . .. . -. ,..., . At... LI..
ual. To get the best out of any man
wo must soo tho best thoro is in
him, and instead of tho teacher's
host work being measured by tno
salary ho gets, It Is only an inci
dent.
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A Wonderful Happening.
Port Byron, N. Y., has witnessed
ono of tho mo'rt. romarkablo cases
of healing ovor rocordod. Amos F.
King, of that placo says: "Buck
Ion's Arnica Salvo cured a soro on
my leg with which I Bad Buffered
ovor 80 years, i nm now eigmy-
flvo." Guarantood to euro all sores,
by J. C. Perry, druggist. 25c.
Tho man who waits to grasp op-.Interesting by including tho later
nortunitv is not in it wun tne nmn i"""" " " ."...
who makes opportunity.
o
thinking along tho lino of whnt
doos It all amount to, whom we
honor wtlh our votes. Tho quoatlon
askod by all who think bononth the
skullhouo, and whoso thought Is not
has no superior for Rheumatism,
Stiff Joints, Cuts, Sprnlns, Lum
bago and nil pains. Buy it, try It
and you will nlwnys uso it. Any
body who has used Ballard's Snow m. and will embrace sight reading
Llnlmont Is a living proof of what it i harmony, voice culture nnd chorus
Dr. U. J. Hoadley, formerly of
the Willamette Unlvorslty, will re
turn for the seventh yoar to teach
English and American literature.
Dr. R. A. Ilcritago will go for tho
fourth tlmo to bo musical director at
Gladstone. Music clnsuos will bo
conductod dally from S to 10:30 n.
is urn urogon western, and Mm "iloro, yUU L.'t ,.mo In horo,"
lino from Natron to Klamath Falls L(,lil tho doorkoojior. "Who are you,
nnd ncrow tho mnlo to Ontario, 'anyway7"
Itnown mi tho Orogon Eastern, aro I j nl ComiiilMlnnar Ilalllngor,"
not in cuurgo or Air. u'lirion, but was tho roply. "Furthermore, I am
under tho construction depnrtmont tho sumo Commissioner Ualllngor
presided ovor by .Chlof Englnoor whom you have stoppod three tlmos
Hood of Han Francisco. Only nflor boforo this."
tlioso llnon aro complotod will thoy r ,0K ',. ,mr.oii a dioiiHand
lio turnod ovor to tho operating do- tlmcw. sir," said tho croHtfnllon om.
luirtmont. Mr. O'llrlon makos con- p0yo. "I hopo you'll ovorlook what
tructH reaching Into tho millions, pvo dono. Tho truth nt . ...niin.
Imvlng ruceutly bought coal In Aus
tralia, Vaucouvor and Rook Springs
tho mtino day. Tho coal from Aus
tralia, HOOO tons, Is to arrlvo at
Portland by Htoninor, as dooH tho
BOO barrels or oil used dally. From
tlio Hinallciit maltor of locating a
MWltch for a sawmill Hiding to tho
lnrgost affalrH of construction, Mr.
O'BrJon glvoH tho biislunss his pur
iionnl attoutlon. Ono of tho Hoorots
of Mr. O'ilrluu's nitccoB Is his uni
form disposition lo bo fair nnd cour
teous, and look at a matter oncu In
uwhllo ami ovou oftuuor from the
othor follow'M standpoint. That Is
Mhnt u grunt many muu connected lu, nmj ltmiQ nKlt ,,
was Incontinently linked by tho moro moroly a kind of dlnphanous nion-
or less nrgUH-oyotl doorkoener. tal iiorsnlratlon. will bo. whnt lnnn
ho roprosont besldos a moro doslre
lo bo honored, to bo puffed up with
official Hwollhoadlsm? Is ho roally
hunting an opportunity to do somo
thing ueoded to bo dono, or does
ho simply wnnt to graft tho easily
gullible public In tho much-abused
namo of party patriotism? All thoso
gontlemout who nro allowing their
r.umos to bo used by tho newspapers
In connection with high nnd mighty
officoB should got It Into their omn
iums, by a surgical process If neod
bo, that ofllcc-gettlng and olllco
holdlng nro not whnt thoy used to
bo. Tho poolo havo sot up now
standards. The knight Hint gooth
forth to slay tho political dragon
those duys 1ms got to havo some
thing bosldos party loyalty, voting
tho ticket through thick nnd thin,
does. All wo nsk of you lsto get a
trial bottle. Prlco 2Cc. 50c and
$1.00. Sold by D. J. Fry.
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A lot of men would bo londers If for $1.
If Judge Lnndis is In doubt
'"Greaser John's" nblllH- .
fine, ho should try tho Dln
Montana Justice of the peace I
ll iJiiauiii-i uv iiuu iineu, n frl(ij
his who had "shot up tho toil
romnlalncd that lm iii,in t "!
.uu t nays j
amount of tho fine. "Well tiV
remarked th6 judge, "tlp,' 5
can't he fooling awny Us Utile
SO II1U ,UUIirt 'IJJB JOU. t
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If the Japs aro so badly treatJt
tins country as thoy nsserf
would think thoy would quit ,'
n it .. .. "
gung inuiiiBivu8 into it, f
What's tho matter with the rll
snow mm, was to run in conned
wun tne cnerry rair? Seemi
have been lost sight of.
Tho express companies are
guilty of exorbitant charges. ThZ
lo a point wnoro things ceaBe ti
cttiieu cnarges and are classed
tuert.
Governor Chamborlaln Is emlnfJ
ly correct, n wo must ask other i
tlons when and whoro wo ninr mw
our battleships, what have we u,
snips lor 7
T nt'd onnl WnnnD 11
"" w jiuouu mere soa
fnnM AVttinooni1 n a -i II &
fM,VMCU ilk UUU IIIHO C5t l
Spnnish fleet should head off the b J
tloslilp Oregon whllo sho wns oa hi
way from this coast to Cuba?
I rrltni l.r. nnKn 11 i
work and will be froe to nil slngors i ""l """ b "n uio Fonrtl
who will help In tho Chautauqua "llB LM,"-'U uhbb commut
chorus during tho sosslon. Mombors'
of tho chorus also get reason tlckoU
villi mnuaguuiout of corporation
oast and wiwt have never lotirnud to
pruotluo to any grout extent. Mr.
O'llrlon Hiiyu ono of tho groatont
Is that you get about ho quickly that
I've novor had a chancn to got a
gooil look at you. That's tho ronnon
I didn't rumomher you."
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Mr. II. 8. JoBHolyn, Iho now gon
ornl manitgor of tho Portland, 8a-
lom, Oregon City ami Vaucouvor
oloctrlo itroportluH, has boon glvon u
very cordlnl rocoptlon on IiIh arrival
ut Portland, and Iiiipiohhuh nil favor
ably us tho right kind or a man to
plnno In ohnrgo of hiioIi lurgo Intor-
oits. No pultlle norvlco forporatlon
coinoe In contnet with ho Inrgo a
portion of tho public as a streetcar
powor
only they could find men willing to
follow thoni.
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Constipntlon.
For constipation thoro Is nothing
qulto bo nlco as Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Llvor Tablots. Thoy always
produco a ploaoant movomont of tho
bowles without any dbwigrcoablo of
foct. Prlco, 25 cents. Samplos frio
at Dr. Stono'a Drug Store.
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Wo run a good many schemes In
to tho ground by not aiming thoni
high enough.
Abrnlinm Lincoln
was a man who, acalnst all odds,
attained tho highest honor a man
can got in tho United States. Bnl-
lard'a Horohound Syrup has attalnod
Insorlbod on his bnnnor to win. Tho 'n n,nc. novor equalled by nny othor
plant. To Interpret this Horvleo to
tho Hiulkfnotlon of (ho publle on n
largo h1o tnkoa a vory high order
of ability, tho hrondot kind of liitol-
probtoniH of railroading Ih to Kl.,I0,,M, .,nd that Hy.npathetlc touch
Inbotlng mon lo carry out tho 1 nt-
lirovomunlH that tho company lio
raprorioulH would really Ilko to
liinko. Ilo HiiyH that ovor two mil
lions dollars of uxpundllurtw ordered
In Oregon aro untouched horuuHO It
linn not boon possible lo get tho work
carried out by any contractor. Mr.
O'llrlon wan recently oluvntud to the
presidency of tho Corvnllls .t Hust
on) roai. Ilo say It will eventually
lie extended Into tho Bend country
nnd through Crook county, and that
It will become a great wheat and
with the miiHSOH that Is only attain
nb by n man of tho right dlsponl
Hon ami with tho right preparation
for IiIh vork. That hooiuh to bo the
endowment of Mr. Jossolyn. Ilo has
tho iiunluicutlons of a worthy hoc
co8or to Mr. Gooro. Mr. Hondo was
worlh millions to tho propyrtlos ho
hnndlotl becrtns. of IiIh basle lutolll-
gunco ami luviu'tii or treatment.
Public and (npllallstH frit secure la
his hnndH. ills souhq of rluhtonn.
muu who aro doing things political
from Roosovelt down to Governor
Chamberlain or M'nyor Lnne, nro
men who nro tearing tho old pnrty
Hhlbholeths to tailors, and running
tho long Hjiear of non.pnrtlHniuhlp
down tho throHt of tho Hpolls-conuum
Iuk ta.-atlng dragon. Nolther Is
It so popular att It imuil to ho to
moroly hold down n Job In a por-
runctory iiolltlcal way, but publlo
olllolalH nro now roqulrod to do
somothlng In tho way of fighting tho
bnltlo or publle rights, Instead of
moroly using public office to foatlur
tholr own nostH and promote Jobs for
spoclal IntorostH at public oxpenso.
About ono olllclnl In ton has awaken
ed to litis fact and the rost aro still
office-chimors and doad asloop to tho
fact of tho now ordor of thing.
Ilko romwly. It Is n auro euro for
CoughB, Colds, Bronchitis, Influen
za and nl Pulmonary dlBoaooJ.
Evory mothor should koop Biipplied
with this wonderful cough medlclno.
Sold by D. J. Fry.
Tho wluo wlfo lends, iuvor drives.
Tnko the PostmnKtor's Wortl for It,
Mr. F. M. Hamilton, postmaster
at Chorrycnlo, Ir.d., kepps also a
ntook of gonornl moroliandlso and
patont modlclneo. Ho nays: "Cham
borlnln'o Colic, Cholera nnd Diar
rhoea Remedy Is standard horo In it
lino. It novor falls to glvo satisfac
tion and wp could hardly afford to
bo without It." For Balo by Dr.
Stono's Drug Store.
Mr. Arthur von Josson, one of tho
most nblo pianists, will bo tho rogu
lar pianist fur the sosslon.
Wodnosdny ovonlng, July 10, Dr.
Iloritugo, Mrs. Halite Parrlsh Hinges
vocalists, and Arthur von Josson.
plnno, will give nu evening's concert.
Saturday ovonlng, July 13, tho
chlldron of the Orogon City schools,
who havo boon trnlnod by Dr. Heri
tage will presont tho beautiful rustic
cantata, "Tho Months and Seasons"
In four nets and full costumos. The
students hnvo boon working hard on
this olahorato piece nnd It Is expect
ed they will give ono of tho flnost on
tortnlnmonts ovor prosentcd on a
Chaiitnuqun stage.
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Outing In New Launch.
J. P. Rogers and sevoral frlondf.
had a vory pleasant cruise down the
rlvor Saturday ovonlng In his now
lnunch "Eagle."
Tho ploasuro sookor3 spoilt Satur
day night nnd Sunday noor Lincoln
nnd roport n delightful time. Thoso
composing the party woro Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. P. Rogers nnd dnughter,
Elomior, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. D.
Brant, Mr. nnd Mm. R. L. White and
Charles Denlien.
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somo people going so far ns to c!
Ify It under tho plain but soracwb
omphatlc namo of hlghwny robber;
wniio omcrs cnu it jubc petty If
cony.
A press dlspntch soys the SUtl
ard Oil flvo gnllon enns are thro
pints short, but then Grcnscr Joti
doos not know It, and his son, Willie
hasn't tlmo to toll him on nccouc
of his Bible class needing him cos-
stnntly.
Xlu
news and imiilio Juatlco woro Btroim
b' (UlVOtOPOd .Hill WI'Ollt!.lltllltr In nm-
vntllo lino. Tho timber I.ubIiiobs he relation did not booiu to bo a com-
iuuh hoc iook upon hb uio pnnmpui nniwu UMi I of his makeup
iiiaci. ( uiu ruaii n iiuitiu, inn iitvurn
nilxod firinlng. that requires moro
people, moro small fnruiB, inukos
luoro bunlntiKa ut nil tlmos of tho
nr, an -I Is tho host territory to sup
port railroads.
Weutorn mon are becoming noted
CAN DRAW
CHECKS. . .
Chocking account onnblo folkt
to deposit tholr tnonoy and ro
who a passbook, against thoau
account4 thoy nro permitted o
draw ohecka.
Okeokii may ho given to partial
for such utns as doilrod, thui
arolding frequent trips to the
If Intoreulod call and oe ut.
Salem State Bank
b. K. PAGK, iYeMt.
X. W. WAJUW), CVuMr,
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The real vulue or corporato pgp
orty. and ospoolally publlo sorvlco
corporations oxIbIm In tho mental at
titude of tho men In control and In
aolual administration qf tho propor-
ty. Is their mental nttltudo. he con-
ouptloii of tholr relation to tho pub
lic rigiit, tlio property grows In
value and the Horvleo In popularity.
Tho imoplo pay cheerfully for good
sorvlco proffored them In the right
unlrlt. Thoy pay grudglnglj- nnd
with constant oomplalnt If tho har
.iHwuloit rolatlon of a publle sorvlco
corporation is once dtroyil. Mr.
.jwweiyn'ii reconl us provon hy hU
Jconatuttt promotloiw, baa boon that
'of a builder and populnrlxor of tho
leoruoratloH he has servud. Ha !...
!mnde thvm all good money nnd has
jinndo them vahmUIo and Bought
after by imbetuutlnl sorvlco. A
i Portland paper bus thedo paragraphs
lu a sketch of Uio now munugor of
tho Portland olectrlc propertltw:
W hllo gjinoral mnnngor of t lio
Hudson VtUIoy road, tho longest In
torurban lino In tho country. Mr.
Jiwselyu had a Btrlko ou his hands.
or rather It fell to hi lot when ho
was given chargo of tho property.
Tho grievance it Booms, had been,
of Iouk standing, and tho men. un-
ublo to hold up any longer, stopped
work. ThO Company had boon Irvine?
Waiving tho U. S. sonntorshlp mot
tor, the Rupubllcans of Oregon
might as woll awaken to tho fnct
that no moro spoils party-machlno
polltlolan Hhould be nomlnnteil for
governor. Unless a condldato hnR
tho right political altitude toward
the stato administration of Its Insti
tutions, townrd tho administration of
public Innds. townrds tho duties of
corporations, and sovoral othor mnt
tor of equal Importance, ho cannot
be elected governor. If he simply
wants tho olllco to ndd to his own
personal iiutor and family fame,
nnd baa no dollnlto Ideas of curbing
abuse in tho legislature, of check
ing land-grabbing, of holping break
up tho monopolization of tho nubile
lands, has no idoas of anything but I
to graft the olllco for hlnuclf am! 4"
nu political creditors, then lu had
bettor not be nominated. No urh
man will bo oleototl by tho Reimb
llenns. Tho Ropubllean jarty has
too much of tho blood of the cove
nant of the now conscloiuu in
ita makoup to-oleot a mere party
huekatar.
IgnoinliiioiiN End.
BUI Blastore So Jim died n dis
graceful death, hoy?"
Tom Trapper Orf ul. Ho wuz
shot ay n nlgh-slghted tenderfoot
whot tuck him for a mountain sheep
Chicago News.
At tho Comer Itccoptlon.
Tho following program will U
rendered nt tho Baptist church rJ
coptlon this ovonlng In hocerl
of Row Dr. J. R. Cemer:
Instrumental music Miss
Duslinell.
Prayer Rov. F. E. Dell.
Music Stnlwart quartet.
Address of wolcomo to cltj-l
Mayor Rodgers.
Address from tho Mlnlsterul
Union Rov. P. S. Knight.
Solo Miss Mlnotta Mngcrs.
Rosponso Dr. J. R. Comer.
Music Stnlwnrt quarct.
Bonodlctlon Rov. Robinson,
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Bud Burn Quickly ncnlcd.
"I am so dollghtod with wti!
Chnmberlaln'a Solvd has done fa?
mo that I feel bound to wrlto andtdl
you so," says Mrs. Robort Myttoi
157 John St., Hamilton, Ontirit
"My llttlo dnughtor hnd a bad ban
on her kneo. I applied Chaobtf
laln'a Salvo and it hoaled boautlfnl
ly." This salvo allays tho pain of
burn almost Instantly. It Is for (
by Dr. Stono'a Drug Storo.
t n i n 1 1 1 1 1 n m
Salem's Favorite ji
Best Cooking
ltAUKST EATAHLICS
CHOICEST KHUITS
Always Served at tho
I White House
Restaurant i
McGllchrlst & Son . Props.
"mmnmillHH
7mmammmmeHHmmmmmmmMmm
n ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii n 1 1 1 1 1 n i
Outing Shoes I
For sonshoro and mountains.
All style In leathers and can-
vos.
H. L. McCann of this cttv. and
formerly ot tho McMlnuvllle Tlo-phono-Uoglster.
has gono to take
ohargo of tho Wheeler county high
sohool at Fossil. Ho tans'lit tho
North Salem schools during I he 111-
nesa of Principal Poohlo. and Is a
man pretty well qual!flM to haudla
tho high school at Fossil. HU niauy
friends horo will wish him success
nnd bespeak for Mr. nnd Mrs. Me.
.Cauu the usual courteslea and hos
ljidlos'
now
Men's
now
5225 Taa Shoe
.!?2.oo
13.10 Ilia
Shoes
3.00 t
(to operate caw and after a fashion, I pltallty cxtoudod to 1nfctl ! 1 1 1 1 1111 1
; ; Qhlldron's 1Hr Uv Shoes
;; -' now i00
:; Ghlldrqn's High Shoe
......... .t,"$ mul a.00
WHITE CANVAS SHOES '.'.
tor Mon, Women and Chtl- ',',
uron at lowoat prices.
I Jacob Vogt i!
315 Stato Strwt.
The Grand and
Glorious Fourth
la now n thing of tho past. .
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