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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1007. (u 13' k t. HOFER BROS., PMblbta and Proprietor B. HOFRR, Editor. A. P. HOPER, Blanager. XHE JOURNAL STANDS POR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADIM) LABOR. GOOD IN TUNE. A song I heard long, long ago, 'A, song of Ioto so qoft and low; I llstonod with my heart aglow And tried to catch the rhythmic flow And learn tho pathos of tho rune. In vain! ray eoul was out of tune. t Yoars passed mo by, years full of pain, k . Wh'on lot I heard tho song again. Swcot as a wild bird's voice It came; I tried to lenrn It, not In vain. I know not how, but pain and strifo Had put in tuno my harp of life. Flora Hazloton-Dally in Now Thought. o MISS TARKELL ON STANDARD. Thai tlro prosecution and flno of tho Standard Oil company has grown out dl tho castigatlons administered by Miss Ida M. Tarbell during tho laettfow yoars, no ono can doubt who has over road hor magazine articles tinU thur "history of tho Standard Oil Company." i$o, "whon sho Bays in tho World of yesterday that, "tho day of tho il-3tffnard Oil company and Its old form Is over; It must cither conform mov to Jnstlco and fair dealing or It will fall utterly; I don't moan that IJta flay is ovor this year, or will bo ovor next year, but it is as suroly ondod as right is right," sho has tho oar of tho ontlro American poople. Miss Tarboll callB attention to tho fact that It is thirty-flvo years ago that the United Statos government first had to invostlgato tho Standard "Oil company for its illegal contracts with railroads. This Is only tho last offcnBo wo know of In thirty-flvo years. There nro plenty of othora as richly dosorvlng of punishment which chamberlain M W 3.50 Minvo not boon brought to tho atton-tlon of tho court. 'm..i. ani,in' inn MIbb 'company 73IAB ANY "THEY UTTHKLY LACK THE COLLECTIVE SENSE.- U..i.. T, r. an IT IS INDIVIDUALISM GONE MAD REDUCED TO AIISUIIDITV. lcrUa ' H ,.,','.',',',','.'.',','. 1G.00 ino point ib unit mo puuiic ior tuiriy-iivu years una uuun i.iiiiu iCtltsfortll Frank 3.00 ICutsforth, I E 3.00 00 50 3.00 County Commissioners' Court. Tho following Is a full, true and correct list of bills presented to the county commissioners court of Ma rlon county for tho August term, with tho amounts alowed and action taken on all bills: Rands and Highways. Allen, Jack $ 20.00 Ames, S 5.53 Ashby, Claud 22.00 Ablqua Lumbor Co 15.30 Aldrich, MM 1.65 Anderson, Mrs Bertha 16.25 Earnott, V ....'. 6.90 Bossell, William .......... 36.75 Bassell, Mr 18.00 Bates, A 14.50 Beall & Co Con. Bolcaque, Frank 7.50 Binkly, J M 4.. 2.15 Blrdsall, H M 0.00 Birdsall, H B 20.10 Brelter, C . . . 11.60 Broughter, A L 8.13 Brock, N S .....'...' 6.50 Brown Stamp Lumber Co . 22.18 Burcn & Hamilton 21.00 Burnett, M J 4.80 Burnler, David ?... 15.00 Burris, Jako 18.9S Bushoy, MM 10.50 Butler, O 1.50 Bell, F A 4.00 California Bakory 25.02 Capital Stables 21.00 Capital Imp Co 190.00 Cashmoro, John 3.00 ICauthorn, II K 31.25 ot noon brought to tlio atton-tlon or tho court. Club Stables 3.00 Tarboll saya: "Tho dimculty of the mon with tho Standnrd Oil . , N 3'c0 ly Hoomn to bo that THEY HAVE NO SENSE THAT THE PUBLIC ' J;'00 NY PART IN THE CONDUCT OP CORPORATIONS. "" 1210 tto innko tho Standard Oil company ploy fair. "It bun glvon tho tnmt ropqntod warnings In' tho way of public uprls- rjut8roru, ? n 3c. Ings, tho pnttHttgo of lawB nnd ndvorflo decisions. Cutsforth' Rodney .' ..'.'.'.'.' .' 1. "But ovory tlmo tho trtiBt has snappod Its flngors nnd gono on In tho j. GoorKO t t ' ' ' s 3 -nmooMiwuy. 'Daniels, Samuel ., 51.00 "It is a Hort of insolonco which 1 pooplo would bo very supino to tol- Dnviuaon vr p . . 229.50 ornto indoflnltoly. I Dickon A '.'.'.'. "c7'f0 "It Is bolng demonstrated olonrly that the American pcoplo do not rjittor Tolm A 250 Tproposo to omlurd It nny longor. . 'dihimiV Olo ..... ... ..... '. 300 I iiu niaiiiiuill uu mull uru uui uiuy ijibuiuiu nut uiu mu Estiijjiu no "woll, nnd Hhow that they ontlroly nilBUudorstnnd tho power of 'opinion and tho genuineness of tho public's hoiiho of fair play. "Thoy hnvo had ovory chnnco to readjust tholr business and conduct it us gontlomen should, and nil thoy linvo ovor done, nftor a public ox ploHlon, Ih to readJiiHt It bo thoy could carry on .tholr sumo old practlcos In n now way. "Mr. Rockefeller novor has takon any public verdict against hlmsolf very uoiiouHly. "HIS COMMENT ON JUDGE I.AXIHK' DECISION -THAT THE JUDGE AVOUIiD UK DEAD A GOOD MANY VKARS UEKORE THE PINE WAS I'AID IS CIIAHAOTKHIKTIO OP HIM. II M ALWAYS SHOWS THE SAME CONFIDENCE THAT HE WILL RE ABLE TO PROVE HIMSELF STHOXGEU THAN THE GOVERN MENT. "1 hope tho flno will bo collected, but I think, with Mr. Rockofollor, thai ll will bo Home lino before It will bo paid. "If It Is collected, tho public will pay It tho public always pays undor ptoHuut condition.!. nno Mr u v n."ri 1)1,1)110 (Duval, Edward 11.25 uuvai, uciavo iu.uu Eastburn, D F Klsonbnrt, 11 L t 23.07 42.50 EntrosH. W 02.00 'lSskow, J M 102.00 Farrlngton & Van Patton . . 85.78 Flcklln. C S 1.50 Flcklln, C R . .. .75 Flschor, Charles ' 53.54 Flschor Lumber Co 56.66 Flshor, I) W 6.13 Fleetwood, Ilorbort 52.50 Forrotto, 13 0.00 Frooland, J L 12.00 Frnsor, A L Con. Fruit, J W 15.00 'ninlilnr PIii-Ih 1R.00 "'It lit not Hint I do not hollow thnt wo nro ovontunlly going to bring m,ori n n 2.10 llil nillllilllrll uu uwiiiinii iiuwn iu imm a niiiuiiy lUri"' imibiiiuob. I. P.nnil II 2. TiO "I liollovo wo nro, but It Ih going to tnko n good many yours yot otl0oui0 w j 77.50. Jlliril IIRIlllllK. nrm KmiMAn 15.215 ""Thuu man hnvo thought thoy would bo JiiBtlllod by thlr hucqoiW, but lR j Unrtol 16.00 I1U wiui hi innuiij 111 uiv win 111 ib UKnlllnl lliu uiuu ihuuuub ui nuuuuao mini. on InJiiHtlao. "Tho fruit of Injustice Ih novor porninuont. H,Tho Standard Oil company will b, I bollovo, ono of thoinost romark viblii UlusralloiiH of tho truth of this ndago." o A DAMNABLE REGIME. Tho doalh by Hiiloldo of G. Wnllnoo Dolamator at Pittsburg, pays tho "Now York Coiniuurolal, rooalls tho dlHiiiitor, porsonal and olllclnl, sustain d by PoniiHylvanla through tho uufortunato domination of Matthow Juny. A man who would have gracod n prison roll much bottor than tho stato trouHiirui'Hhlp, his lulluonco In tho moiit easily rorruptlblo ot all our statos iiih been ono of tho unddest records In Amorlran polities. Wftun Mr Dolamator was Induced to run for governor against Mr. VaUlfion. .SENATOR QUAY NOT ONLY MANAGED TO LOSE THE CAM l'AIGN BY HIS OWN RECORD AND UTTERANCES, RUT HE MAN AGED TO RUIN MR.DELAM.VTER FINANCIALLY. U wtw tho wastluu of ono of tho flno mon and successful bnnkors of northwustoru Pennsylvania on tho altar of hideous saorllloos, U rooalls the long list of mon Idontllltnl with tho Quny raglmo In Pennsylvania who, like Sonntor Dolamator, hnvo dlod by tholr own hand ir of brokon hearts. Of tho fonuor thero ttr recallod J. 11. Waltors, nashler In tho stato truuuuvy; J. 8. Hopkins, cashlor of tho wrecked People's bank of Phila delphia; T L Clark of Allegheny, cashier of tho wreoked Kntorprlao Na tional bank; of tho latter, who died from broken honrts or undor great Htrnln, nro noted Amos C. Noyes, William Llvsoy, D. J. Haywood and W. 11. Hart, all stato treasurers. It Ih ald that Wilson A Norrls of Philadelphia, tho nudltor-gnoral dletl from worry prerlpntod by thd soHiidals nnd troublos aserlbod to tho Quny ndiuluUtratlon. A ltlUilMK WITH A RHCORD I.IKE QUAY'S CAN NEVER, WE TRUST, UK DP PLICATED IN THIS COUNTRY. Th history of hU Ufw should be a warning to ovory American to whom Kraft U tolurablo or who walks on thiv odo of paths Illegal. U ban not passod, as yt. If ono may judgo from tho romalnlng rnscals vho nro debauehluK tt otllclaU as of yore: but thoro Is dally growing n public sentiment which has n trur appreciation of tho otllcnoy of 1m Hrlsomnont ns a rulatlvo of nasty polttlw and as punlshmont of tlagmnt vlolatlomt of law by tho Influential. OrHTth. J W 8.75 Grimm, 11 J 2.25 Hammond, Tom 27.00 Hardusty, Leo 9.00 llardosty, Georo 25.00 HarrlH, I) A 2.15 Harris, LB' 42.00 Harrison, Thomas 20.00 Hauslnger, John 17.00 Hauslngor, Julius 32.00 Horron, J II 5.00 Horrlck, 11 II Jr 03.60 Housing, Otto 22.00 Hosslng, John 2 1.00 1 tossing, Fred 28.00 Hht, Rudolph 3,00 Hobnrt, A F 1.50 Hurt, W T SS.3S Hurt, J 20.00 Iluldt, C J 9.00 Huntloy, T D 25.00 Jagor, Potor 2.25 Jcfforson Mill Co 129.42 Konney, E M 3.00 Kllllau, George 1.G8 King, Charles 5.00 Knight & SiiBbnur 1.75 K ran bo, C J 1G.35 llnvi'luuui Will Stop Them. Now watch tho railroad gauo In tiloyed In Crook county and you will sou iho Nolson-Qrogory outftt lay tlown tholr cards without calling Mr. llnrrlmun. It la an old game, thU railroad ko. but tho twuno old EjluK will luvnrlably work whon mado y the man wlio bus tho money at hU namamaml. For Central Oregon wo y.to Borry, but thoro Is no uso In try- tC to hide the facta. The very min ute some ono trios to project a line Into this torrltory Mr. Harrlman gets busy, and tho othor man will quit bo foro ho does. Thou he'll quit. He would rnthor oxpend half n million to keep another man out than to add another half million nnd build luto central Orogon. Was over thoro an- othor such a caso of perversity T It U doubtful If tho railroad magnato would allow oven a horso roid con structed from tho Colunlbla to Crooked River. Prlnovlllo RevUw, ttt titttttt' 4.50 7.50 2.40 12.50 3.00 R0.00 Lnbrun, Potor I.acurso, C . . Lais, John G . Iimbort, L. S. LamUr, Ralph I.owolllng, L G Llbby, A O 10.00 Llvosay, D S 3.45 I.oonoy. I) H 23.50 Lucler. Stophon 39.00 Manning, S A Con. Marlatto, George, Jr 1C.O0 Mutton, E 4.00 McBrown. William 4.00 McCorkle, M A 109.80 McConvlllo, Hugh 96.00 Mcllwaln, William 4,00 McKee, Krnost . , , . 2.25 McKlnnoy, KB 168.75 McNary, John 11 6.00 Mlor. Charles 21.00 Miller, William 5.25 Miller, Ueorgo 12.00 Miller, Johu O 5,13 Mills, Thomas ..,,., 6,00 Molr Grocery Co , , 41.S8 Morgan, Virgil . , 1.59 MorteBMB, . Willlaw ...... 149.95 Murphy, J E Murphy, J P Meier, Phillip Needham, I C Needham, W I Nelson, Andrew Olcson, Martin .A Ore & Wash Sower Pipe Co. . Ottoway, G II Otterstrom, Albert . . : Palmer, H K Parker, E E Pearson, D S Pendleton, Preston Phillips, M E Pohlo & Bishop Plauord, Alex Poopplng, Anton Porter, A I Prange, B Racky, John Rice, C O Rodgors, J S Ross, J T Schioldor & Hartman Scstak & Stowell Schwab, Fred Schwab, John Shlpp, Watt Schwab, F Scott, John II Simpson, Benjamin Smith, A 'J Smith, Lyle G Smith, Henry Schults, Joseph Spanlol, Jacob Spauldlng Co, Chas K Sperling, Tom Starr, J W Stcolhammer, A G Stclwor, John L Storago & Transfer Co Taylor, W A Taylor, A J Taylor, Stephen Trombly, Frank Tuv, R T Tucker & Son Vandcrbcck, Alfonso Vnughan, J W Volx, G Vogot Lumbor &Fuol Co... Van Handol, M Wndo, Pearco Co . . Wampolo, Lawrenco Whltomun, John . . White, Charles A . Wilson, M Wilson, Andy Weddlo, 'Robert' ... Whitney, George '. . Wright, George . . . Zollncr, Joseph . . . . Zlrklo, Rny Ashby, (jlaud Au fiance, J T Bonos, ,W A Crumb, William . . . Hnrrls, LB Jonos, F L Short, Rony Taylor, Roy Taylor, Virgil Taylor, Earl Hrubotz, Frank . . . Karris, D A Douny, E Frnzlor, Frank . Hurt, W Ilostetter, L S . . . I.ang, Joo Lang, Frod Sullivan, Matt . . . Troosh, F TrooBh, Goo Volz, Frod Ilarkmoyor, II . . . Bell, FA Llrlotonstoln, Joo Burns, Pearl Downing, E L . . . Fresh, F M Dlsbauser, Joseph Gcor, Ira W Glover, George . . Glovor, Evorott . . Hnsslor, Joseph . Honbergor, Joseph lllrzslofen, Jos . Hunt, J T Hunke, H Kleckur, B Klntz, John Keonlg, Joo Morley. C E Rauchu, Frank . Rlpp, Theodore . . Rlostoror, H .... Smith, J W Sjnlth, Alva .... Stalgor, J J ... Tato, W II Zimmerman, Joo . . . Ztmmorman, FA . , Zimmerman, George Zlmmormnn, N Butler. O 4 Gauthorn, II K .... Cox, John Fonnoll, T Groves, Emerson . . . Hoysor, G M Wledorhorr, G .. Cutsforth, Sid .. Engelson, Charles Jefferson, J A 1 in 1 iv Jefferson, Chester Voget, Fred Voget Bros Goschor, Bonj . . , Kloffelnsteln, J , , 1 Cauthorn, K K Irvla's Storo , HarrU, DA., ttt 19.55 .00 16.25 80.00 91.85 2.75 67.50 16.10 2.50 24.00 5.25 G.00 3.00 4.50 56.05 62.55 3.00 2.03 9,60 204.51 5.00 4.00 3.50 1.50 45.29 81.51 1.80 26.25 199.46 46.00 5.95 G.50 5.25 24.36 27.00 G.75 1.35 00.73 13.00 27.50 4.50 6.9O DlB'd 8.00 17.00 6.65 9.75 10.50 18.55 37.50 Con. 1.60 301.32 246.00 22.05 6.00 16.25 7.16 21.37 Con. 18.00 12.00 81.50 5.35 10.50 22.00' 16.00 12.00 4.00 26.00 12.00 3.00 4.50 3.00 4.50 68.77 7.78 7.20 22.40 6.00 11.20 9.60 6.40 6.10 S.00 1.00 24.00 87.22 5.00 26.75 3.00 43.67 3.00 18.00 3.00 13.50 6.00 9.00 8.25 12.00 30.62 35.00 11.50 5.00 30.0.0 6.00 7.50 9.00 21.50 3.00 5.25 9.00 9.00 3.00 10.50 16.95 19.47 21.00 24.75 2S.O0 21.00 9.00 27.00 9.00 3.00 5.25 9.00 3.00 15.00 6.34 26.93 3.00 25.00 11.25 .75 9.82 Current Expense. Allen, R D 15.00 Bushong Co 44.00 Ola safe Prudhommo Co . . . 9.28 Burghardt, W H 75 Clark, Wm J 15.00 Drager, D G 10.00 Elliot, N D 2.75 Horrlck, B B Jr 4.50 Hofor Bros 38.15 Moyer, John 4.75 McCorkle, MA 1.00 Mooros, RE 70.60 Moores, E T 1.10 Needham I C 50 Pac State's TTCo 31.00 Patton Bros 7.80 Richardson, W Y . . . 1.60 Ringo, W A 55 Rodgors, Geo & Co 52.25 Scott, John H 4.50 Statesman Pub Co 32.25 Needham, I 0 12.65 Statesman Pub Co 26.20 Court IIouso. Culver, W J .... 6.25 Moore, Mrs BE 2.00 Portland Gon Elec Co 57.56 Salem Ico Co 6.20 Salem Water Co 43.05 Circuit Court. Branson, II M $ 1.00 Culver, W J 11.95 Statesman Pub Co 20.00 y Williams, Otto Horron, Al Ward, Frank , Wright, Goo Holmes, Webstor , Justice Court. Webster, D , Culver, W J Webster, D Culver, W J WobBtor, D Culver, W J Hayes, T F Beach, Amos 4.20 2.20 2.20 3.20 2.20 $ 5.70 2.20 '6.20 5.10 5.95 3.80 Con. Con. Poor. Clough, A M $ 10.50 Clymer, G W 83.20 KInsor, Charles 1.05 Pac Statos T & T Co ...... 1.50 Richardson, W Y ......... 3. 00 Rosonbnum, N C.00 Ryan, R R -. . . 10.00 Salem Hospital 127.00 Skalfo & Emmltt 55.95 Smith, Frank E 60.00 County Court nnd CominlssIoiuTs. Goulot, W II $ 31.60 Needham, I C 29.40 Coroner's Ofllce. 1 Clough, A M $ 52.75 Sheriff's OHlce. Culver, W J 2.50 Bridges. Eskow, J M $ 4.00 Jefferson Rovlow 2.00 Royal & Son, C F 2275.00 Slopor, W II 57.00 Jail. Snlom Stonm Lnundry $ 5.45 Brown, Frnnk M 13.00 Culver, W J 53.28 Stato Pair. Roth & Grnbor S 29.85 Taylor, W A 51.50 Fruit Inspector. Armstrong, E C $ 54.00 I'Yrry. Goarln, II B Con. o Endorsed by tho Country. "Tho most popular romedy In Otso go county, nnd tho best friend of my family," writes Wm. M. Dlotz, editor and publisher ot tho Otsego Journal, Qllbertsvlllo, N. Y., "Ib Dr. King's Now Dlscovory. It has proved to bo an Infallible euro for coughs and colds, making short work of the worst of thorn. Wo always keep a bottle in tho house. I bollovo It to be tho most valuable prescription known for Lung and Throat dis eases." Guaranteed to never disap point tho taker, by J. C. Perry's drug storo. Prlco 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle freo. A. D. Konworthy, of this city, was takon to Portland last week, whero ho has since undergon.0 a surgical operation for appendicitis, and Is re ported improving When Yon The Doctor A Hurry, quickly,thatUL xpectorantpro r?,? r"".or?-i-Ntt muh ui me lungj, ly at night ItU UK. D.JA expecte: may prove effective ij attack of pneumoSj " years this eU rcmeay nas provtdn ful in relieving aad ( v-ougns, colds, 1 Pleurisy, Crouo. ' Cough, Inflammatiaii i-arngs and disease nature OitUTOSAr.udtmll.v gtnc?. T&tMiU4botV,iui, Jarnt's Toale V.Lil did tonic for dntti.M3i win. wuiciorcniiarco. DR. Kit WUA-DKKFUL CHIXESE Will treat you with Oil and euro any disease rtl tion or pain. Dr. Kum Is known ererj Salem, and has cared i nont pooplo here. Hehi Snlom for 20 years, and 01 J cd. Ho uses many uti known to whlto doctor mom can cure catali lung troubles, rohumaliijj livor and kidney dlictMM Dr. Kum makes 1 1 dropsy and female trottkl edles euro private Umi erythlng else falls. Sii dreds of tcotltnonlals, 1 situation frco. Prlcei! vory modorate. Persos try can write for blantl If you want some got it from us. DR. KUM KOW! 107 South High street, Superior R( ina High Street, l First-class la all iw' plnco for ladles and gut! all kinds of Chinese dldM famous Ll Hung Chut; I and Ynkama. R.H. Successor to WVySen W Snccial Eastern EictM May 20, 21, JuneU.y 4. E. Aucust 8. 9. 10,: 10 15 Tn fihleiiO vi I S73.15. St, Loukundi Rf . Paul nnd return, 0i niiiffn Rlniir CUT. St. Ml Cltv and return f 6l.5. WJLX1 ihi 0M M--H. HE Improvldenco of a largo numbor of people is duo not so much to a desire to spend pvory cent they earn, as to their failure to understand the value of small economies, and to adopt a deflnlto plan of saving. If a start, no matter how small, would bo mado of laying aside a small portion of tho Income each week or month, the lesson of saving would soon be learned. Start a savings account now, if tho first deposit is only ono dollar. Wo pay 3 per cont Inter est on saving deposits, compound ed semi-annually. You will profit by the Interest, but your greatest profit will bo In forming the sav ing habit. Savings. Department Capital National Bank ui ... DtrrrriUXO ,.v., THAT WW QUIUiaiKNTSOPlHBl ? ,r vol' WlUi lUtll, ."- p r...... -?niirvj " liir. ""'" ...,cfl iiitr.-Km'IOV IB ...KVlllt. nvrm n nr.i.".- ..., lniV "' .,-,.m o-n IT T01 I'lii-.i' w - .- . MicnV JAI m.ACCKS. SOLD-11 IXG GROCERS. Tom Reynold, ttJ agent, ana u- ,-1 i?BA cidea yei ""-" n .ln dliBM Uu'" . .! work, and be fUklng, o o ,To"ovWtoi-