Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 02, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWFf ITrWF'iYwr '-yf-vmn'r & C it would dc very ' . - iL -. how many years y . ouqhs& aw hattah to ask pour dochr about uoies. ask lumme next "me you sec A?tr t .," Wcne. a Odor's medicine, t for over half a century, f h A7 Co., W ! wi iiiii i w'Tf Ji''ilWIAr'M''yriTTitinwiiWI;'!''"'' tmii - iiimimi iii iji?" I IIMFLAMMING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE hoMOTER WRITES LETTER TO AGER WHITE AND MAKES STATEMENTS WHICH WERE NEV ER BEFORE HEARD OP IN ASTORIA OR BY HER BUSINESS MEN INTERESTING READING TO THOSE FAMILIAR WITH PROPOSED VENTURE. ' ' ' I A letter hns just been received by inager John H. Whyte, of tne Ab- -in cimmber of commerce, from illlnm H. Garland, the gentlemen t 1.1.. ..I.ltsi,l tllfj ntiV.ltV.tll.-t. 1 ..1n nnrfnln nvnrtnrncs rif !fl, nnj UIUUV .c vu-WJ. w.w.,o vr.. valuable and commercial sort, and Biilc It states, in tne mnin, mo Irnis of the negotiations then offer- by Mr. Garland, and considered M accepted uy tno peopje 01 is- rln, it aUudes to certain facts and sures alleged to have been Incor- grated in the propostion which were ker heard of beforo the arrival tre, yesterday, of Mr. Gnrland's lot- r renouncing tho alleged contact, The letter refrrod to, contains a t of specific information, tnus ven gratuitously by Mr. Garland, hlch, had It been placed beforo tho topic of Astoria, as plainly, during s stav here, wcriild for all time, Lvo oblntod his writing the lottor renunciation at all. Tho certain facts nnd figures, Rikli, in hh letter just at hand, Mr. iirJnnd in Ists that ho used In ox- alnlng his deal with this people, fo acccntunted in the presentation th? original contract nnd tho let- a lr alluded to. For Instance, ho saya In th elottor lat ho fixed itho'valuo of tho Im- ovements to bo placed upon tho Fees of Counsel for Receiver. I An extreme caBO, but a typical Use, illustrating tho larges mado by counsel for recoiv rs, is now boforo Thomas F. Con- lay as roforAo. Ho is taking tho burth yearly accounting of Charlos Preston as receiver of tho Nov )rk Building Loan Banking com my. This banking company had some :,uuu depositors ami $3,uuu,uuu lu sted whon it failed in 1903. Tho positors navo uoen paiu 10 per at and they hope to receive an muonai ana unai payment or lr cent. Notwlthstanuing tho pager and wretched showing of tho . ,u"u vuiiiuiuwwu, .vvw.,- - orney or counsel, young Mr. ay-'por bsks ior au,uuu ior ihb services m January, 1907,. to Soptembor, Journnl !n st, Paail tho ovonlng-Dls-1907. This la at the rate of t ,, ln mdianapolls tho events ,000 a year. Of course, no young er's services aro worth any such i. ard it may well bo doubted .thcr they aro worth one-half th th iount, or even one-nuarter; but o lndivldunl case is of no special or4anc , except ns It senes to "rare an oxlsltmg danger that to pa, the payment of excosslvo out of tho dopletod treasury of nnd wina corporation. Wia js the remedy? What should uonf? it is cortain that In tlio ilng session of tho legislature ie act will be passed limiting tho of s of the attorney or counsel for H0rbtne and you will havebushele f'lver. While the compensation of a receiver is limited by law to fu ana h.aVo that bad tasto in your .uQO a year, thore would seem mouth. Try a bottle of Herbine, u le no good reason why the com- postlvo euro for all liver complaints. nation of his lawyer should not jj. be restrained by statute. i havo (used Herblno for ovor a year proper limitation would be tho and find a fine regulator. I gladly trictlon of the fees of tho re- ronnimonrt it ns a fine medicine for rer's lawyer, whether he bo term an attorney or counsel, to the ii allowed to the rocelver, except cases where the net assets or the leys actuary paid as dividends to depositors and creditors shall ecd 80 per cent of the liabilities tho Insolvent concern, when the rjers might be paid such further n a j should be fixad by the court. rVhfn we boar In mind In the case a receivership every dollar paid a receiver or to his lawyer Is pen from the pockets of depositors creditors, the restriction of fofi. i'd seem to bo only a matter of itnon justice, for otherwise the is of law would be used only increase and to aggravate the bur- 13 and the losses of the unfortu- New York Sun. ,' -o- robably It Is your Btomach and your heart that causes pain In pborhoqd of tfte heart. If I s Family Medicine will give re 25 cents at druggists. It would be very interesting to know your family physician cr's uierry Pectoral ana all forms of lung ASTORIA CHAMBER OP COMMERCE MAN to - be - purchased 'water froht, n( ?aoo,ooo, a figure heard of this con- flection for tne first time vla the let- ter aforesaid. That tho approxlmato Vflllin tt Mm flirnn otnnitian tr 1n nlnnml nnnn flm A at nt-ln A liialfn rim i....y,..u ..,.... v.. vovv...u-v..ani ...., was to be $750,000, a sum first heard 01, in me letter aiorcsaiu. mat no and his syndicate were to deposit in the Astoria banks tho sum of $1,000,- uuu in casn; a iorm 01 couiriuruuou differing from tho original statement, which was that "he, hlmsolf, would take one million of tho capital stock," but whether in bonuB or cash, was loft entirely problematical in ithe centract: "That any fair-minded man will admit ho was right when no reiuaeu to nam ino Bynuicniu behind him"; and yet thoro wore half a hundred fair-minded business men listening to his proposition, and who practlcrlly Jolnod In tho insistent do- mnnd that ho name his backers and friends or glvo somo tangible assur- nnco that Astoria was dealing witn n tangiblo group of buslnoas men lllco themselves. "Thnt no person, In open mooting, asked him for porsonal ref- orencos, but that ho voluntarily gava detailed statement of his ontlro ,llfo"; neither of which declarations aro born out by the record of tho meeting nqr tho memory or a Blnglo mnn presents, otc, etc. . Carrie Nation certainly smnshod a holo in tho bar- rooms of Kansas, but Ballard's enoiniouB.Hbr(jllound gyrup 1U18 smashed all records as a euro for coughs, bron7 chitis, Influenza and -all pulmonary dlsoasen. T. C. II , Ilor.ton, Kansas, writes: "I have novor found a medl cino that would euro a cough bo quickly ns Ballard's Horohound Sy- i m it n.i 1 rup. I navo usca u ror years." aom -q j Fry Evening Newfimpers. Evening newspapers havo attained tlQ flrst OBltlon In tho majority of tho cUl08 or tho Unted states. - hm, ,n Bn n.c nnatnnn wn mnnn oIrculaUont advertising patronage nmj mnuonco. Tiio lending newspa ,n Kansas City is tho evening otftr. in Minneanolis. tho evening NowSf In N0wnrk tho evening News, , Washington tho evening Star, In nrooklvn. the Eagle, in Philadelphia jmiletln. in Detroit tho News, in T.nni tho Post-Disnatch. In Chi- caco ti10 Dally News. In many other clUog Ul0 patronage and Influence Is about eoually divided. In Salem tho canltal Journal Is fir,st ln everything, yet tiiero aro SOmo that aro not smnrt onouch to use it. It gives the ujggest service at tho lowest cost. o TIo Joy uyjng ls to have good honlth. Use joy. You need not bo blue, frot- Harrell, Austin, Texas, writes Dyspepsia." Sold by D. J. Fry New Management The management of tho Cap ital City Laundry wishes to no tify its patrons that it will be closed for repairs and., to In stall now machinery until tho first of tho year. After the first of the year. After the flrst of the year it will be run un- G0M6S f Uflf R Tho owners being the managers DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, KllllKlillIlg URKET REPORTS EIlalllrKrlKXtf SALEM MARKET. N Loral Wholesale Market. -Egg3 29 c. Butter 37 &c; fat 3Gc. Hens -9c; young chIckens7'"Sc. Local wheat 85c. Oats 35c. Barley $24$25. FlourHard wheat; IBO; valley, 4.00. Mill feed Bran, $26.50. Hay Cheat, $14; 12 per ton; timothy, Onions 2o lb. Potatoes 85o cwt. "M .$25; shorts, '' & ,', " clo'ver, $10 $13?15. .rv Hops Old, 4Gc; new, 7 8c. Chlttim bark 45c. Tropical Fralta. Bananas r$6. " jf ' Oranges $2.50$3.00n '" Lemon3 $4 $4.50. . l' v Uoudl Market. y ' i Onts White, $2S per ton. Wheal $1.00. '" Rolled bnrloy $30. Eggs 35c. Butter Country, 35c; creamery, 40c. Flour Valley, $1.20 per sack; hnrd wheat, 51.40 $1.50. Bran SOcc per sack; $2G per ton; shorts, $1.10 per sack. Hay 'Timothy, 85 90c per cwt; cheat, 90c; clover, 75s per cwt ; shorts, $1.10 por sack. Hogs Fnt, 4ViC Cattlo 1100 1200 lb teen. 8c. Lighter Bteorb 33c. Stock hogs 4 c. Cows and heifors 9001000TT 2 2 c. Lambs 4&c. f Veal Dressed, 5 7c. Portlniul Mnrlcot. Wheat Club, 83c; valley 83c; blue stom, 85c. Millstuff Bran, $21. Hny Timothy, valloy, $18 $19; alfalfa, $13. Vttch $8.50. Poultrty lions, 10 lie; spring chickons, 10ll4; ducks, yoning, 13 14c; plgoons, $1$1.25, Pork BeBt, $6 $6.35. Hops 1907, 7H10c; old, 4 41jc lb. , Lambs $3. 80 $6.00. Mutton $4.50 $5.00. Wool 20 22c; eastern Oregon, 1622c. THE O.K. GROCERY OUR DELIVERYSERVICE Is as prompt as our groceries are good and that ls saying much. We shall be glad to make delivery to you whether yau,r order bo small or largo. If you need anything Jn a hurry don't hesitate to let us know and we'll send the groceries. They'll bo just as good as if you selected them in person, too. Wo handle only standard qualities so thoro wllh ba no danger of your getting Inferior groceries no matter how you order. A. A. ENGLEBART, 12th St. Phono 12S WHITE BRONZE MONUMENTS Nover ohlp, crack tarnish, moss or Qorrodo. Tho only kind that never need cleaning. For tha truth of the abovo see them In all tho Salem and many of tho coun- i y cemeterhM; somo of tbuui have been thoro fo. ?2 yearsr""lf yon want tho verybdst at living P'JctM call on crauMiess 458 Mill St. Phone 12S1, Salem, O.' T. B. WAIT. SALEM BRICKYARDS A. A. BURTON. Pro. Brick always en band, la car lot Oi' otherwise. Preesml ferlclt m4 to order. Yard on State strwt, mbUi of pentltflBtlary. -T-l-tf. rv 7n THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1008. JPk ' ,' " '" '" ' , ' 1 m "Wf .. J MM i .sssscy i a if -, m. . riuyuv i USE A BAKING POWDER YOU KNOW NOTHING OP FOR BAK ING PURPOSES. WHEN YOU INSIST ON YOUR GROCER SUPPLYING YOU WITH EPPLEY'S PERFECTION BAKING POWDER, YOU CAN RELY ON SE CURING THE KIND THAT WILL PROVE SATISFACTORY TO YOU IN EVERY RESPECT. ALL USERS OP EPPLEY'S PERFECTION BAK ING POWDER HAVE NOTHING BUT "WORDS OF PRAISE TO SAY REGARDING ITS BAKING QUALI TIES. FOR SALE EVERYWlfERK DR. KUM WONDERFUL CHINESE DOCTOR Will treat you with Oriental herbs and euro any disease without opera tlon or pain. Dr. Kum Is known everywhere in Snlom, and hns cured many promi nent people here. Ho has lived In Salem for 20 yenrs, and can bo trust ed. Ho uses many medicines un known to white doctors, nnd with them can cure 'cutarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rehurantlsra, stomach liver and kidney diseases. ' Dr. Kum makes n specialty of dropBy nnd fomnlo troubles. Ills rem edlea euro private disease when ev erything olso falls. Ho hnB hun dreds of testimonials, and gives con sulfation roo. Prlce3 for medicine very modurate. Porsons in tho couc try can write for blank. Send stamp If you want somo extra flno toa get It from ua. DR. KUM BOW WO CO.' BIG REDUCTION On brokon lots o( Lndloa nnd Chll 's 8U003. dr OUR SPECIAL LadlcB' wool lined rubbers aro Just what you want fon tho damp, cold weathor.. High top nubbor boots. Roflar $4.75 values now $4.50; $6.00 values now $5.75. JACOB.VOGT s? -y iu COPYRICHT FRESH HOT ROLLS FOR BREAICFAST aro a luxury only whon tho skill of the baker has glvon that Inde scribably HiBoious flavor to his pro ductions. That only roal skill and ox porlonco can provide. Thoroforo to bo good thoy must bo 8uper-ox collrnt, and that is Just what Ullum'a rolls are. Thoy are not commdn- place, and give an nddod zost to your breakfast that nothing olso can. CAPITAL BAKERY, C. Ullom, Prop, 130 Court Street. BUTTERNUT BREAD. It 1b worth more than any othe bread, yet the price li no hljchr For sale at your grocer'. CALIFORNIA BAKERY. Thonuti St Cool v. Prop MMHiMMHBVHHHHBMBBjBBsBHI imimmvwtHtHnmt ixmmuum pills. i . r. .-.I m - ,. T-. . ' """ mmumr Hit HTIUUU Uriiib ,! t.l, tfttvt M4 Jwitmtr,-v)r JgJIMJ1' . T. AH6ArlH. tVt. 'SU in Stkm by Dr. S. C Storj vr- il-'J t 1 Tj-X. -v THE CLASSIFIED wm i m i m i iii4 - frgbnt'i - - Hi rox flAua i' or sole Nice-" 2-year-old Marquotto English Walnut trees. Enquire of C Dlllmnn, 447 State sircot, also second-hand goods for sale Here. 12-31-3t For Sale Fresh milk cow. Enquire at 525 Twentieth street, or phono 1287. ' ; 12-20-tf For Sale orrTrado A 9-rooni resi dence on Contostroet, good loca tion , cornor lot, cement walks, al so barn. Latham Land Co., over Portland General Electrio Co. 12-23-tf For Sale -Good houBO and barn, now, 25 acres all undo cultivation berries, "prunes nnd all kinds of fruit', flvgi miles from SaVom, $3500 This Includes- Q'cows, 2 horses.hnr noss, 1 heavy wagon, spring wagon 200 chickens nnd other farming necessities. Enquire 492 Stnto street. 9-23-tf FOR RENT To Rent. Flvo room flat, ovor Far rlngton & Van Pntton's markot. Inqulro of Sterner & Berger, 188 South Liberty Btreet. 9-24-tf zz: rc MISCELLANEOUS. VoTnTaimhcTmiU bor .shingles, building material, wood and coal. Low prices and prompt dollvorlos. One block east of S. P. passetigt- dopot. Phono 108. 7-2-tf Butte & Wciulerotli Fine wines, liquors nnd clgara. Wo handle tha inlnlirnln1 l.'Allrin vnnt Onntln :' vvhlsklofl. Cool nnd rtfrcahlnc hocr constantly oi draught Soutli Comniorclal Btl-oot. 9-3-1 yr Enlarged- Our meat market on Bast 8tato street hns boon doubled In size and wo aro hotter propnrod than over to aorvo customors. Prompt Borvlco nnd tho host of meats our motto. Call oi phono 199. B. E. Edwards, Prop Wo Aro Ca.sh PurcliaHora Of poul try, ogga, and all kjnds of farm produce Berry crates made up ln unlimited iuantltles. Capital Commission Co., 207 South Com mercial stroot, Salem Phone Main 179. WANTED. Wanted Two rooms on ground floor for Invalid and nurao, with board, or near restaurant. Address P. O. box 463. l-l-3t Wanted A homo for a boy baby, nlno months of ago, from good family. For particulars Inqulro of N. W. Kolly, at 1659 Court otroet. 12-30-lw Wanted By llttlo girl, to take ctro of baby after school. Apply to 142 Court Htroot. Phpno 1474. 12-30-3t Girl Wanted To do gonornl house work, In Bmnll family, Pormnnont position ito right party. Mru. F. W. Powor, 390 North Summor Btreot. 12-30-lwk Wanted Young lady to do uoctoty reporting for tho Capital Journal. Wanted. Monngor for branch ofllco wo wish to locnto hero in Halein. Addre8, with referoncoa, Tho Morris Wholesale IIoubo, Cincin nati. Ohio. 12-9-lm PLU5H1ERS. Theo. M. Barr Plumbing, hot wajar and steam heating nnd tinning. 164 Commercial street. Pbons , Mnln 192. 0-1-ljn M. J. Petzcl Plumbing, steam and gas fitting. Succoasor to Knox & Murphy, 226 Commercial street Prono Main 17. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. Livery und Focd Stables Old PoBt office Stables, at 2C4 Forry stroot, between Commercial and Front streets. Telephone 188. Somo of tho finest Uvorles in the city can bo found hero. Dick Wostacott, proprietor. 10-1-lyr DRAYMEN. Cummins Brow.' Transfer Cfuipauy All kinds of transfer work done. Furniture and pianos boxed ready for shipment. Prompt Hervlce la our ig otto. Stand and office at 253 South Commercial street. Phone 210, Rwoldenco Pkono 968. SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES. Frank M. Brown.- Manufacturer of sash, doors, moulding. All kla&i of fcouaa laisk and aard ve4 work. Frost krt, ktWM WUito an Court. Mak all ewykla( - t - ffHiK LODGES. jarpentera Union No. 100C Looal T w yrrrrr--rr-sr0ll Union No. 1065 of Carpontorg an4 Jolrors of America meet overy, baturduy ovouing at 7:30 p. m, In! Hearst hall, 420 Stato St, A. W. Dennis, Roc. Sec Forcswjrs of America Court Sker .Ynxd Foresters, No. 19. Meett , Wodnosday in Hurst .hall, StaW stm.t. Le'oAbbe, C, R.; J. O. Poiry, financial socrotary. "MiMMMhMMHnMiH4HHa(va,MHWMHaMHM Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of P.i Castle Hair In Holman Talock, cor ner State "and Liberty street. Tuesday of each "Wjeok at 7J30 p. m. Oscar Johnson, O. O.J B. H. AndorBon, K, of R. and S. Modern Woodmen of America Or' gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Moett ovory Thursday ovonlng at I o'clock In Holman hall. W. W. Hill, V. 0.; F. A. Tumor, clerk. Woodmen of World Moot ovory Prl day, night at 7:30, in Holman hal!, L. E. Pennoll, O. 0.; P. L. Fra Ir, Clork. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, acel dont and ponslon lnadrnnco; $2, 000,000 plodgrd; ovory claim paid) Good agouta wanted. J. H. C Mongomory, supromo organUer, Box432 Salem, Orogon. R. R, Ryan, secrotnry, R46 Stato street. PROFESSIONAL. GTTTulHTy surgeon Tolophono 307 Main. Otllcoo, 546 Stato atrcot, oppoalt court hutiRo, Salem, Or. Roaldoncd Phono 313 Main. 8-13- lrao HOTELS. 1 1 1 I Ml 1 1 1 1 II Ml 1 I 1 1 1 1 The X While House Restaurant ? For a Regular i 25c Dinner at 20c They can't bo beat McGilchrist & Son Proprietor. M-HMMMIMMMMimi Hotel St Philip Fourth and Fifth and lUrasfcle StrCH.-tn, Portland, Oregon. Now flroproof European Hotel. Steam heat Modern conveniences. Ratos $1,00 por day nnd up. Unloa depot car will land you at tho door. H. PIERCE, Prop. millMIIMHUHMIHI I m COURT iTRKKT. Call and try tlMa. HmUi 16c. Board por Vtck $2.7C, 9 alBO furnlahod vitomi very roasonablo. AT THK i Salem Restaurant MEALS 15c wmma etitgig -ili MUM M II 1UII Mil :: GRAND OPENING '. ! Tho IIorscBhoo Restaurant. ! ! Scott Ferguson old stand, ) I thoroughly renovated and now ; ; ly furnlabad throughout, I ! Best 20c Meal in the City ; ; ; I Chicken dlnnor on Sunday ; uuu aim uo convinced. '. '. E. M. AOKERMAN, Prop. '. '. 333 Stato Strcot. IIIHIHI M M M MM Ml Ml- iihhhhuh mnn llh- f ELITE HOTEL Roataurant and hotel, on . . Europoan plan. Monls at all ; ; hours on abort order. Regular ; dinner 25 conts. Thirty now '. ' ly finished furnlahod rooms. E. EOJtERLEN, Prop, us uuuiiucrviui m. ., HUMIMMIMMMIMMM Salem fence Works Headquarter for Wovoh Wlra Fencing. Netting, Plcketa, Gates, MaHhold Roofing, P. & B. Ready Roofing All at lowest prices. CMS. 1). lUIXIiiN SuccAor v ItAmm mrnxMY. 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