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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BARIUM, ORBGON. TIIUIISDAV.MUGUST 22, 1007.
OREGON
NEEDS
DIPPING
4)no Wcbfoot Is Broken and She Shows
Signs of Having "Scab"
It is only a short tlmo until tho
stato fair will bo running full blnat.
Tho grptindfl havo boon put In ele
gant shape, and tho now Btablcs and
othor buildings and tho many Im
provements will bo a revelation to
visitors, who havo uIbo attended
provlous fairs at Salem. Thoro is
ono thing that needs fixing though,
and that badly, and that is tho
flguro supponod.to ropresont Oregon,
located at tho northeast corner of
tho pavilion. If it does ropresont
our great and glorious common
wealth, then for a cortalnty it is
tlmo Tor tho stato to bo hnujed into
tho 'flrydock and bo overhauled. It
Hh htiorrowful looking old girl. Her
cuticle has peeled off until sho looks
'itko a small boy's back in tho glad
Borne first days of tho swimming sea
son. As a matter of fact, if tho
Hhoop Inspector ovor gots his 'yes
on hor ho will ordor hor "dipped"
nnd (liiarantlnod for 00 days wlth
'out grace. Ono of hor big toes is
knocked off, and sho has It tucked
uwny undor tho other foot. It
should bo replaced, and, if nothing
olso can bo done, tied up In u rag.
Hotter appear to havo a soro too
than havo ono of hor blessed old
wobn broko looso llko that. Sho
'needs manicuring, too, for tho ends
vof lior flng-M-B aro la iiuod of trim
ming, and her feet look as though
who was .mirroring from Ingrowing
nnlls. The exprosHlou on hor fnco
also Indicates that she Is In pain.
Tho stale seal, too, Is In bad shape,
mul If th" old glr' has to "lly with
her own wings" sho will novor get
fnr from hor prosont position. Wo
did not notice hor stockings, Its
against our luvjolablo rule, but It
surely wouldn't hurt to havo tho
Iioho tuned on hor. A closo, critic
al examination might show other do
fools but wo will "no further sook
hor fralltlcH to disclose." The fig
ures with tho horns of plenty also
look llko they had plenty of horns,
mid should be given a coat of white
wash or a conplo of pairs of over
alls or something, for they sure need
It.
PORTLAND'S BIG
BAND FAILURE
(Continued from pago ono).
"Itcgiilur iih (ho Sun"
Is nu oxprosnlon ns old ns tho rnco.
No doubt the rising and setting of
the sun Is tho most rogulnr perform
nnco In tho universe, unless It Is tho
action of tho llvor nud bowels when
rogulatod with Dr. King's Now Life
Tills. Ouarantood 'by J. 0. Perry,
druggist. 2Co.
o- . .
UlllMTOIIllllg.
Miss Wider Woll, I maintain (hat
women can do anything that man
-can.
Mr. (lavuam Oh, no. Tho auction
eer's hiiHluurt Is one a woman cannot
go Into.
MIsh KM or N'oiihouhuI Sho'd
make every bit as good an auctioneer
us a man.
Mr. (luzxuni Just Imngltu) an tin
married woman getting up .boforu a
crowd und oxolnliulng, "Now, gentle
men, all I want is an offer!" 13x
vhan?e. o
Kviwrm,
For tho good of thoao Buffering
vlth Aoxomu or other such trouble, I
vrUh to say, my wlfo had something
of that Wind nud nftor using tho doc
tort' remedies for some tlmo con
cluded to try OhauiborUtn's Salve,
and it proved to bo bettor than any
tklug sho bad tried. Fur sala at Dr.
ftono's drug storo.
forenco with tho receiver. For two
nights he has not slept a wink, The.
blow fell heavily on Mr. Moore, and
ho blanched with paid as he Baw bov
oral policemen holding the Impatient
nnd Jostling throng "of depositors
back from tho door.
Tho following notice was posted
on the door of tho bank at exactly 10
o'clock, though that something was
wrong was evident an hour earlier
when the doors to the saving account
depositors did not open at 9 o'clock,
tho usual hour.
Notice on Door.
"Portland, Oregon, August 21,
1907. Owing to Inability to reallzo
on our securities this bank is closed
by ordor of .tho directors.
"V. II. MOORE, Pros.
"Tho Orogon Trust & Savings
Ilank has been closed by order of tho
circuit court of tho Stato of Oregon,
for Multnomah county, and ThomaB
C. Devlin has boon duly appointed
rocolvor for said bank. IIo will have
charge of Its property and effects and
will conduct Its business.
"Customers of tho snfoty dopoalt
vault will pleaBo como to the side
door on Sixth streoc."
Had Financiering.
According to an analysis of tho
bank's statement of Its rosourcos
iniulo by exports, tho Indication Is
that tho Institution violated all tho
laws of consorvntlvo nnd substantial
finance In placing so Inrgo a bulk of
Its available assets In ono class of
securities, tho bank holding $900,-
000 worth of Home Tolophono bonds
alono.
Tho bank has about 1 '1,000 Bavlugs
accounts and over 2500 chocking ac
counts. Tho savings accounts nro
with but vory fow exceptions loss
than $1000, tho avorago being only
$57 por depositor. Tho bnnk has
for mouths pnst been limiting n wide
spread campaign to securo small sav
ings accounts, and did a .land-olllco
business by mall.
Among tho hundreds of depositors
who clamored at tho door for admit
tance woro poor woman and girls, old
men, laboring people mostly. Thoro
woro shop girls, waitresses and clerks
thoro woro Italians, Greeks, Chlueso
THAT BRIDGE
QUESTION
(Continued from page ono.)
and Jnitanoso. and In manv castm tho
savings of yonrs had boon wlpod out.
TonrH foil frooly from tho eyes of
scores of women and girls, who woro
hit the banlost. Thoro wore men
whoso lips tromblod nnd whose
cheeks paled when tho clotted nnd
barred doors broko tho crushing
newt to them.
Inside the bnnk lutnso gloom pro
vailed; tho olllco force of u scoro,
avo those who woro busy ovor
books, uaoouutB, answorlug tele
phone, which rang Inslstontly nnd
harshly, gathered togothor In llttlo
groups and talked In subdued whis
pers. Most of thoin hud. not only
lost tholr Jobs, but their savings,
which they had put Into tholr own
bnnk.
oiwicim gists wiFirs monkv.
tiiiiimtitiitittiinin
f STRICTLY
PRIVATE..
Wc solicit your bank- : :
ins business: and ::
with the assurance
oil our part that k ::
will be kept strictly ::
nrittait.
zz s
Mrs. V. ( .Morris Given Personal
Check for $7000 (o Pollmnnn.
Policeman James F. Audorson had
a thrilling oxpurluncu yustorday
morning because of the closing of
tho Oregon Trust & Savings Com
pany. Ho had ?7000 of his wife'
money on deposit In tho institution,
and at once sot about to securo tho
sum. IIo was successful, ns Mrs.
Morris, wlfo of Cashier Coopor
Morris, wrote out a chock In her own
name on tho First National bank,
which was Immediately honored, and
the ollicor now has only $150 In tho
defunct bank. This was In his own
name, und ho Is content to await the
outcome as to tho smaller sum.
Pollcoman Anderson was bosldo
himself when ho loarnel of tho clos
ing of the bank yestordny morning,
and he lust no time In going to the
home of Mrs. Morris, 39-1 Twolfth
stroot. whoro ho sought hor for In
formation as to his wlfo's money.
Sho told tho ollicor, who Is hor next
door nolghbor, that his wife's de
posit was safe, and that sho would
roeelxo value In full in duo time.
Audoruon then remarked that If
there was any possibility that ho
stood to lose tho $7000 ho would go
out and hunt for Cashier AJorrls. It
was then that Mrs. Morris offered to
tako up tho otuccr's deposit, which
alto did by handing htm hor personal
oheak for tho amount on tho First
National Ilank.
Anderson's wlfo inherited tha
$7000 recoutly from hor mother,
It is tlmo that Hie people of Salem
should show that thoy wero not U3
easy as certain companies had been
led to believe.
Councilmon I. Grcenbaunrand A.
L. Frnser, both expressed th'e'mBelvs
as in favor of somo kind of a com
promise on tho matter. When,, inter
viewed yesterday Mr. Grcenuatira
said that ho had hopes that an agrco
ment- would be arrived Ab'hatora th5
week of tho fair, but that th6 city
would not recelvo tho $2000' reduc
tion asked for He Btated that tho
contracting company had made it
known unofficially that they would
havo no objection to a Bmall reduc
tion, perhaps two or throo hundred
dollars, and ho said that if they of
fered to accept a reduction of twlco
or three times that amount ho be
lieved that tho council could be In
duced to accept tho bridge. While
tho contract called for a 24-foot
brldgo, ho believed that tho claim
that tho plans for tho brldgo had
been presented nnd accepted by tho
last council was woll founded, nnd
thnt this might bind tho city to tho
full amount of tho contract In a
enso of an appeal to tho law. Ho said
that tho matter had been treated In
n very careless manner, nnd that tho
only thing now Is to mnko tho best
of It. Personally, ho said that ho
would much rathor havo tho city pay
moro tlinn tho full $7000, which tho
two contrncts called for, than loavo
tho city In tho position of providing
such poor sorvlco to tho visitors
who will bo In Salem at tho tlmo of
tho fair. Ilowovor, ho said that it
was cortaln that tho city was not re
ceiving what It was paying for, nnd
that running tho street car tracks
over tho brldgo pormnnontly was no
longer thought of. IIo said that It
was bettor to havo tho brldgo with
out tho rails, and that ho inllovcd
the council Is right In not allowing
tho linos ovor It, when tho brldgo
I obviously too narrow. Tho city
had tho grcntost right to kick about
the toundutlon, Ho did not believe
thnt there was anything In tho
specifications to allow tho company
to build It In tho Inferior manner
lii-whlch It Is constructed. Ho said
that Holland K. Page, local mnn
ugor of tho stroot enr company had
Informed the council thnt all mntorl
al Is on the spot and that tho com
pany will lay tho track immediately
on the announcement of a satisfac
tory agreement botwoon tho con
tractors and the city council. Mr.
Grttonhuum hellovud thnt th com
panies would soon make a proposi
tion that tho city council could bo
Induced to accept, and that ho had
great hopes that everything would
be settled In time for tho fnlr. If
It Is not settled by that time ho snld
ho would not objoct to tho city coun
cil holding nut for the full claims If
tho brldgo was not taken over by
tho city for a your or not nt all.
Councilman A. L. Stockton refusod
to mnko any statomont of his posi
tion on tho matter, However, ho
believed thct tho mettor could bo sot
tlod nud that nothing ho could say
to tho public would bonint tho ne
gotiations which are bolng carried
on.
Whon Manngor Smart of tho Gon
ei al Contracting Company was aeon
he stated tho ho had just recolvod in
structions from his company ' to
blookndo tho brldgo nnd put tres
pass notices upon tho approaches
warning anyono passing ovor It thnt
he would bo prosecuted. Mr. Smart
Is of tho oplntnon that his company
has mado ovory ronsonouble conces
sion, and says that ho will not havo
anything further to offer.
IT LOOKS
BAD FOR
B00DLERS
San Francisco, Aug. 22. Argu
ments on the appeal of Louis Glass,
T. II. HalBoy and tho hcad3 of tho
United Hallways anl tho Parksldo
Realty Company, Indicted for bribing
supervisors, for a writ of prohibition
and restraining tho superior court
from trying thorn, began boforo tho
supremo court this morning. At the
outset of the proceedings tho chief
Justico gave tho dofonso tho hardest
shock It has recolvcd sinco tho indict
ments, by knocking out three-fourths
of tho defenses' contentions. Tho
court agreed that putting into tho
grand Jury box tho names of 11 men
who woro summoned for duty pro
ceeding tho present grand Jury was
entirely irregular. Tho court also
declared Issue of tho Insufficiency of
the ovldenco on which tho Indict
ments woro based, did not constitute
a valid objection. Tho only point on
which tho court cared to hear argu
ments wub as to tho prolongation of
tho grand Jury.
o
PATTV WALKS ON IUS HEAD.
Rcmnrknblo Europenns Join Ulnglin
Bros.' Circus Three Hundred
Star Performers.
Europe never turned out two
granger men than Alexander and
Felix Patty, tho formqr ofA whom
stands on his head, and with body
perfectly rigid and hands closo to his
sides, walks, Jumps, skips the rope
and goes up stairs. . Tho act that
these two clover Frcnchmon nro do
ing on their first tour of America
with Rlngllng Bros.' circus aston
ished all Europe.
big
Attempt Made to Wr.
Kfncald Account to t
A suit n i .
H. P. KlnZ r"'.B
Lane county for h ...
Another team of acrobats with this (of cortaln funds, Khlcbf?
j circus, wno aro or. especial in-.no received durin ,i . in
rfitnrfc nt .i... 7 "' l'J
1BOK . .
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flfAWAti .. A '
SUIT TO
RECOVER
ATTORNEY
GENERAL'S
OPINIONS
A letter has been received nt tho
attornoy-genornl'B ofllce from E. A.
Johnson, secretary of tho Drain
Commercial Club, asking whether tho
board of regents was within Its rights
In closing the Drain normal school.
Ho claimed that sufficient funds wero
on hand to keop tho schools, nnd
thought that tho stato had no right
to provont tho faculty from continu
ing tho schools. Ho snld thnt the
pooplo of Drain wero much opposed
to tho schools being closed, ns suf
ficient funds woro on hands for tholr
continuance Tho opinion was given
by Assistant Attornoy-Gonernl II.
Wlnklo that tho board of regonts was
entirely within Its rights. Ho snld
thnt nil normal schools, ns such,
woro under tho control of tho board,
and that tho only thing to bo done
was to roopon tho school later in
the inannor permitted by tho board.
Anothor opinion was given on tho
right of u county to tax tho private
oyster bods on Ynqulnu bay; that
thoso hods woro prlvuto proporty
and tnxnhlo undor tho constitution
llko any other. J. II. Lutss, ns&ossor
for Lincoln county, nskod for ad
vice on this matter. Ho said thnt tho
partlos owning the oyster bods
claimed that tholr property was not
taxablo, yet thoy provontod others
from trospasslng on them, dlsposod
of thorn for a consideration to oth
er pnrtlos, and oxorclsod all tho oth
er rights of ownership. Mr. Lutz
hold tho opposlto opinion, which tho
attornoy-gonoral's otfico has con
firmed. vA third opinion was glvon on nn
Inquiry by Bnnk Examiner Goo. W.
Stool, on tho proper courso for him
to pursuo In roforenco to tho In
solvent Orogon Trust & Savings
Bank, Ho was advUod that tho mat
ter was outside his Jurisdiction, ns
12 months had not elapsed since tho
passing of tho 1907 banking lnw,
which tlmo is glvon those banks to
muko tholr reports.
' o
terest, aro tho Do Kocks and tholr
wonderful dog. Tho Do Kocks do
what Is called a throe-high stand,
and tho dog is In tho middle. That
is to say, with feet planted on tho
head of one, it stands upright and
balances tho othor man on its head,
the upper man being hoad down.
Tho Mlrs Gollem trop, from tho
court of tho Shah of Persia, is ap
pearing for tho first tlmo in America
in spectacular and difficult acrobatic
feats, tossing ono nnd nnothcr by
foot power over many pcdastals In
a scries of doublo and trlplo Bomor
saults. Ono of tho troup, a power
ful man, balances at ono tlmo throo
porches, on the ond of each of which
la anothor of tho performers. Thoao,
Instead of sliding down in tho usuul
manner, nro laid on tho ground bj
tho man below, who lowers tho
porch ns ono lowors a fish polo ovor
a stream.
Tho eight Belfords aro appearing
In a romarkablo net along now lino?
In tho ncrobatlc art. With thorn aro
three boys, who aro tossed In the nr
simultaneously from tho feet of tho
mon, who lio on tholr backs, and
thoy land In each other's laps, turn
a somersnult In this position and
land together on tho feet of ono man
Tho Logard family, tho BorsoniB and
tho two Alvarez aro three othor Eu
ropean Importations whoso acts were
sensations In tho other homlsphcro
Inst winter.
Tho novelty of nil thoso foreign
acts Is thnt of tho Marncllo-Mnrnltes,
who, whllo turning fllp-flnps and
springs and somorsnults from should
er to Bhouldor, play on swcot-toncl
Swiss bolls. An ncrobatlc act of ex
traordinary skill and nttrnctlvonoss
Is thnt of Mnrguorlto nnd Hnnloy.
Tho former, u woman, lifts tho man
nbovo her head with one hand, ho
balancing with head down. Then
tho man holds In his teeth ono ond
of a high wlro. whllo tho woman por
forms on tho stool cord, doing hound
ing ncrobatlc performances nnd rope
walking fonts.
No such company of acrobats was
ovor boforo gathorod together, and It
has takon tho tulont of nil Europe,
m woll as this country, to supply tho
nets, nidors, norlallsts, clowns, Jug
glers nnd animal trainers woro nil
bolectod with tho snmo pains; nnd no
of Oregon on th.i...'
Hnnra . ." 11 'll0
, .. lUAIiaVRP (If n.
t t .. . .. -- - uai
is ciaimeu that thrf re
ceived in fees whIch "
his hands by virtue of v.. I
tho filing of lncorpontio,.
to notaries public and otjj
iuiiuuub commissions, 04
Tinla annnln 1.
..-..,, ovuuio JUUrnill bill
things not mentioned, rd
uuioum is not known. Ml
In tho complaint as Koiil
.... tii . T TWI
uumpiaiut asks that the 1
besides being charged
amount which was alledl
nccounted for during jbteJ
m;u, uw ciiargeu with thin J
suit.
Besides theso matters tk
plaint states that on Ata
1897, W. S. McFadden,UJ
lng attorney for tho state, 1
to onng this suit practlethl
I'.uovui. iuiih, uui reiMHvl
ANIGHTOFLAIGH
Swell Elegant Jones MM
Audience
"Swoll Elegant 3omV
last night nnd hold a 1
opera house, which Mi
attonded, considering tWJ
so many Salem theatres
of tho city. Tho playlim
dor bit of wlro, Just en
string Ezra Ko ml all's
Tho play Is written foci
pose, but nt tho samo tla
(lull's support was eicliti
mado moro plenslng his IB
logues nnd by-plnys. SCr. 1
relics largely on twists oM
for his humor, and in b!i$
hns somo puns that carrri
ago. However, there can lei
but thnt Kendnll Is an t-JH
lino, nnd the convulslte
Inst night was Indisputable p
It. His story of washlnjl
a orowd In the Pillions ay
ns ho says: My face aHr'
my hnnds" is Intense!; rol
oxcollontly told, but his best?
work Inst night, and It m
fine, wad the explanation rf
It Is thnt tho Hlngllng Brothers nro to nn obtuse fellow-actoraWI
llrnantit liirr hitrnrn tlw ltnl.lln in 'inn . . . . . . . vk. '
I " " "" i'"""- "" piaster being uougn- w
nest ponormers or mo enuro worm. jj. wn8 intensely mlrth-pron
-" Is tn lift honi d SO KOOd in I
A substitute is novor ns good as tho fnll senson of theatric
tho original thoroforo Insist on got 1 forerunner of what Is toces!
ting what you nsk for. A donlor who
is always wanting to sell you some
thing just ns good Is not working for
your intorosts, but for tho extra profit
he hopes to make.
o
VETCH AND
CHEAT
SEED
We havo a limited amount of each
on hand, nnd it you will need any
bettor put your order in early, as
tho supply will uot equal the da-mund.
Croup
Is a vlolont inflammation of tha
mucous mombrane of the wind pipe,
which somotlraes extends to the lar
ynx and bronchial tubos; and is one
of tho moat dangerous diseases of
chlldron. It almost always comes on
Jn tho night. Givo frequent small
doses of Ballard's Horehound Syrup
and apply Ballard's Snow Liniment
externally to the throat. 26c, 50p
and $1 00. Sold by D. J. Fry.
ArMiin- linesman Kffil
Aruthur Hassman, fireeu'
CorvnlllB & Eastern Pej
vns killed Tuesday w
nIMinr fnlllnC off Or bitf '
from tho tender When &
or missed him the tria Jl
somo distance, "u -- ,
nmiM lm found. R'W,.
Blodgett. who were told eH
f-i.. ma A a Rmrch SBo "
badly mangled bodf rj
Don't o BItio
And lose all Intorest when help Is
within reach. Herbine will raakfl
that liver perform its duties propor-
lr. J. B. Vaughn Elba, Ala., writea:
"Bolng a constant sufferer from con
stlpatlon and a disordered liver. 1
have found Herbine to be the best .bank of Mary's river, ft
medicine, for thoan tronhlaa nn ihs ,, v. l,n,l fried 10PB'
markot. I havo used It constantly 'nart of the tender, along 1
T Viallaw II i . it- 1 t. ji.i .. . ... rvlnf W
umisiii it iaj uu iuu uuab uieuiciuu oi rail, ana wm-u v ' ni
its kind, and I wish all sufferers had been knocked of, &"
from these troubles to know tho good
Herbine has done mo." Sold by D.
J Try.
una uecu nv. j
rocks below, The w"1
OASTORIA,
Bmitiie 9 TM Kind You Han Atoars 6n&M
Signature Z
of UtJ
m-
J U.w. --1-tM(J
Yaquina, where w '-
parents.
... .)Vfl
..-.1 t u vnu in"v
,, T.. ,. , :,,r "
.. .. ..c ,. hilt It CSBt"
jl ami;
only on Sunday."
Ladles' Sflk Waist S
3 dosen all silk waists, neatly ttimmed with Tt H
A splendid value at $350.
OUR SPECIAL SALE PRICE Sg
SALEM
Tillson & Co
who died iH Baker City Telegram.
Rostein & Gfeenbatftf
J STATE BANK
Chicago tarkH,
tsuttmkSkft
Chic
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