Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 21, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texthr? DAILY OAPITAIi .TOUHNATj, SAMiM, OltKGON, Tl'KSDAV. JANUARY gl, 1II0H. 3 FOR COUGHS KING OF CURES golds THE WONDER WORKER THROAT I PR KING'S LUNGS AND 1 U-. tbsl &j I rc Is1 or tt: th era i s! unl .15 th tfi MEW DISCOVERY FOR COUGHS AND COLDS j PREVENTS PNEUMONIA t v-j thP most debilitating cough a mortal was ever afflicted with, and my friends expected that 1 t ipft mv bed it would surely bo for my grave. Our doctor pronounced my case incurable, v Mhnnks be to God, four bottles of Dr. King's. New Discovery cured me so completely that I am S Swdand well.-MRS. EVA UNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind. Price 50c and $1,00 ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED! Trial Bottle Free el SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY J. C. PERRY stock, $250,000; Incorporators, I. W. PlDft ?T irttriM of Incorporation Mod In Lane, J. B. Moon nnd Wm. II. Gar- .JJllAUUI I New Corporation. UK, office of the secretary January land. i;. i9os, as follew: Corvallls Commercial club; prin cipal offlc-', Corvallls, Oregon; incor- joratort. B. W. Johnson, Jnmos Wlthyrombe, Uoltcrt Johnson, .Tamos A. Harjwr, Thos. J. Nolan, A. B. Cordlev nnd J. K. Smith. lllgh'nn.l Plumbing company; Itisclprl offlro, Portland, Oregon; Mpltsl itnck, $2000; Incorporators, T Schlp', H V. Potsraon and A. L- Khltten. TV Whirlwind Remedy cempany: frtaclpa! ifflc Union, Oregon; enp- lu! stock, $100,000; Incorporators, E S. McComao, W. S. Paddock and S. A. Purel. United States Tlmbor & Roalty wmpnny; principal ofllco, Portland, onJOregon; capital stock, $5000; In corporators, Thomas P. Thornton, A. Ally Calkins and L. O. Gibson. Buffalo Gravol Mining company; r(Bclpol office, Portland, Or gon; eipltcl -tock, $150,000; Incorpora tor, J. X. S'Jttbn. Choster Deorlng ud P. W. Blonchard. Holdtn Investment Co.; principal Cto, Portland, Orogon; cnpltal Kock, $100,000; Incorporators, Jorry E BronauRh, J. W. Shonror and Harry M. Holdtn. Tho Portland Building company; jrUclpfl office, Portland, Orogon; eapltal stock, $500,000; Incorpora tors. F. S. RlHler, L. 13. Crouch and J C. Flanders. Columbia Scnltarlum; principal Ste, Portland, Orogon; capital ock, $10,000; Incorporators J. II. N'WKle H F Cutting and F. I. Brad ford. Olecon Lumber compnny; princi pal office, c nckamas county; capital k $'jiiihi incorporators, Charles Oiwon, c m Swanson and C. G. VMsger Sund-id T ust company; prlncl- PsUfflce Portland. Oregon; capital Plntsch Comprising company, organlzod undor laws of Now orsey, capital stock, $500,000; attornoy in fact, W. J. Hull, Portland, Orogon. Tho Heyser Hotol company; prin cipal ofllce, Portland, Orogon; cnpl tal Btock, $10,000; Incorporators, A. M. Short, Nollle R. Short and C. 11. Edmunds. Klamath Oil compnny ;prlncipnl ofllce, Klamath Falls Orogon; capi tal stock, $100,000; Incorporator?, E. B. Hall. J. W. Holmes, E. E. COURT : DOCKET Tho following dockot entries were mado yestordny In department No. 2 of the Marlon county circuit ceurt: T. C. Smith vs. Marcus Chrlsteu sou; foreclosure. Contlnuod.' Mary L. Davonport vs. Lewolyn L. rnaiiiintt rllvnrwi IMbim IusaiI ni Wonvor, Pierce Evans, Chns. Norton, j, notou 0f plaintiff. ' II. I. Kllgoro nnd Thomai Hampton. IJft propi Qunoy R .dlvorco. Dismissed. Why Suffer From Rheumatism? , ,. , JL . ., . .i i- George Do Bord vs. Vnrdcman UU yOU KUUtt UIUI, I Ill-Utuuwu imiuii can bo rolloved? If you doubt thta JiiBt try ono application of Chnmbor Iain's Pain Balm. It will raako rebt and sloop possible, and that cortnln- ly means a great deal to any ono af flicted with rhoumatlsm. For Bale o MYSTERIOUS MURDER. San Rafael Girl Found With Crushed. (Unltod Proas Leasod Wire.) -g-lr-i... ,i i... jj it v v v i vir.1 'Li it II -"-ti S;'y II II -! W . -t II 11 rtrNmn-iii. rati II jSrtn :: : Where the Door Opens Constantly You can quickly heat and keep cozy the draughty hall or cold room- no matter what Ihe weather conmuons are and i! you only knew how much real comfort you can have from a PERFECTION Oil Heater (Eqolpped with Smokeless Device) you wouldn't be wilhout one another hour. Turn the wick as high cr as low as you please there's no danger no smoke -no smell ius direct intense heat that's because of the smokeless device. K"ini.f..l!.. (:j.U.J : :.l.l ..! r..m. mental anywhere. The brass font holds 4 quarts, giv wg heat for 9 hours. It is light in weight easdv carried from room to room. Every heater warranted. W WLamP student a bright. steady light ideal fo read or study by. Made of brass nickel plated, latest im- rueu cenurai arait borner. every lamp warraniea. your aeaier does not carry reriecuon uu n "d Rayo Lamp write our nearest agency. HTAMBAXB OXX. COSKXJV Scott nnd John W. Evnns; suit for foroclosuro. Settled end dismissed. Ed. Buchmnnan and John Nixon vs. Samuel Mills. Settled and dis missed. Plorco Parker, administrator of , tho ostato of John Wesley Vaughn, jdoconsed, vs. Chas. A. Bncr; to set USSJUO UUUU. OWl IOI uvuiitiB uuiiu- siniii nry 27 at J D in I Leander E. Morgan vs. Clara A. 'Morgan; divorce. Sot for trial Jan uinry 21, at 9 a. m. San Francisco, Jan. 21. Bosslo wm. Swlshor vs. W. B. McCor- mlok ot nl. Settlod and dismissed. G. C. Pomoroy vs. G. A. Vandor beck et al. Defondant defaults nnd decreo as prnyed. Ellzaboth C. Carpenter vs. Alfred O. Carpenter. Set for trial Jnn. 22 Olllo Wilson vs. Joseph Wilson; dl vorco. Grnntod, Tho mandamus cases against Gov ernor Chamberlain ot al (stato land board) havo boen dismissed. Rosa Hampton V3. Hiram H. Hamp ton. Sottleu and dismissal. In tho mattor of a ballot title for H. B. No. 37, .chaptor 04, genoral laws, onactod by loglslatlvo sossion of 1907 potltlon for ohnngo of ballot tltla set fpr hearing Jan. 28, at 10 a. m. W. B. Mewhlrtor vs. K. Mowhlrter; divorce. Set for trial Jan. 2$, at 9 a. m. Charles M. Lannlng va. Jamos Goe DismUsed. R. h. Stevens vs. F. W. Benson, secretary of stato; Injunction. Man date ordered ontorod. BETTER TO NAME NO ONE. Salem, Or., Jan. 20, 'OS. Ed. Jeurnal: Gentlemen: In your criticism of my book "Oregon and Her Politicians vs. Honest Politics" In your Issue ot tho ISth Inst., you sny In part that I do not mention a single politicians name, and farther In substance you say If the actions and boen personal ly exposed by nnme better rosults would havo been accomplished, and all of which may be truo. Ono ron-Jror Sale Bon I have not monttoned names Is becauso I do not know all of the nnmes, not many of tho'nnmos of our corrupt peoplo who aro playing Into tho hands of tho plundorlng class in our state. I thought best to call tho nttentlon of our people to tho thlngB that are being dono and the things that aro left undono In tho interest of tho corruptionlsts. How these things In my opinion aro being accomplished and what clnss of poo nln nrn rosnonslblo far this nefarious work, and offer a remedy to stop tho practlco of theso smooth operations. Had I montloned names, somo of, the chief performers" might have retired from tho limelight, for n bilof per iod, and sent tholr ever-ready con federates to tho front to poso ns friends of tho public, with n now "panacea," and tho bad work would go merrily on. What I ondoavor to Insist on is to stop tho system of our corrupt manipulators, and try and get wlso onough to slip theso fool-the-pooplo "panaceas" In tho bud, bo fore tho hnrm Is dono. Very truly, F. W. GAINES, o COFFEE Insist on the roaster's name ; never mind the country it grew or is said to have grown in. Your urocri return your miner It you lon't lllr Scbilllnu'i l)t. we ny hliu 1 I I H-M-M-M- The X White House Restaurant J For n Ri'ttulnr I 25c Dinner at20c i They can't he beat McGilchrist & Son Irnnrlitfir. X i IMIII H I I II I I MM tVKHllf ltillff itiSHI1IS)titllliiWlWW CLASSIFIED FOX flALli. For Snle Best quality cord wood. Phono 1417 or 12S3. Downing Eoff. 1-1 5-1 wk A few single-comb Rhode Island Reds cockrels, from $1.00 and up. Enqulro at 2417 Trade stroet, corner of Twenty-fourth. 1-17-lwfc' For Sale 34 acres adjoining stato fair grounds, 10 acres east and JM nnrno wont, nt tlio fnlr ermillrin ronil Can bo sold separately or In bulk Good Improvements and all kinds of fruits. A bargain for tho right party. Call on S. S. Colo, 570 Llb orty Btrect, Salem. l-18-lm Wood For Sale Dry cord wood; first, and somo second, growth flr. All orders delivered. Prices rea sonably. L. M. Van Cloavo at Fairgrounds Wood Yard, Phono Main 1497. 1-lG-lmo LODGES. arponters Union No. lOGEU ItMU Union No. 10 65 of Carpotutors nail Jotrers of America mevt eseasj Saturday ovonlng at 7:10 . ta. n Hoarst hall, 420 State SOu A. "Wu. Dennis, Rec. Sec rorestrs of America Co7t Ssr wood Forostorn, No. lk HCl3 Wednesday in HurBt hau Siaiki Blreot. Lo cAbbo, C. K-r. X 5K. Perry, financial sccrotanyw. For Sale On easy terms, If sold soon, tho R. B. Fleming rosldonco, on Contor nnd Cottage. Enqulro of ownor for terms and prices. 1-8-lt For Snlj Ono hundred 'tonB clover hay at my nlaco eight mllos oast of Salem. Prlco, ten dollars par ton. Call at my ofllco, room 13, Bush bank bulldlnrj. or pllono Main 491 or 1431. F. W. Durbln. Central Lotlgo No. 18, K. o3 Pw Cnstlo Hall in Holtnnn blosl. cw nor Stato and Liberty otr-aate. Tuesday of each wook ot T:.& w in. Oscar Johnson, O. tils 9L K. Anderson,. K. of R. and &. Modern Woodmen of Amcrleo 1M gon Cedar Camp No. G24Sv HlWIa every Thursday ovonlnff c 85 o'clock in Holman ball. W. fR. Hill, V. 0.; F. A. Ttuavsv cUrtc Woodmen of World Moot OTeiy Trik day night nt 7:30, In Holman tai2 L. E. Ponuoll, 0. C; P. I. Tirsia It, Clork. Lincoln Annuity Union. Blclfc - dent and pension Insuron; ?9, 000,000 plodgrd; ovory elate !& Good ngonU wnntcO. X 72. C Mongomory, Biiprorao orgnaJMrri Box432 Salem, Oregon, R. K Ryan, Bocrotary, 546 Btnto otrftt Bottlnl, agod 18 yoars, of San Rafael, was found dead, with her skull oruRhod, near Miller station, three mlle3 from San Rafael, last ovonlng. It Is not known how tho young wo man oamo by hor death. Miss Bottlnl, who is employed In tho Carson glove factory, at San Ra fael, took the 4:30 afternoon train, Intending to visit her brother. Hor body was found a mllo further up tho road. It was thought at first that, having boon carried bsyond hor des tination, tho . young woman had Jumpod from tho moving car, but the Bhorlff's officers think this un llkoly, as there wore no marks on tho wot oarth. For Sale 160 acres In Alberta, good farming land, well watorod. Will sell or exchango for proporly at or nonr Salem. Address W. N. Blod gett, enro Journnl otllco. 1-11-lf MISCELLANEOUS. PROPKSSIONAIj. (irUls7Mri)V Physicinn 5a surgoon. Tolophono 307 Mala. Oincos, 546 Stato street, oppoaStsi court houso, Salem, Or. Resident Phono 313 Main. 8-13- lmo CiiriiutlwiK PUuty of them, nt Av enue groou house, and will bo all tho tl.ie. l-13-3t II. S. Olio Co. Wholesale grocorn and commlsfllon morehnntH. We aro solo agents for Rex Spray. It Is absolutely uniform In strength. A perfect chomlcnl combination. Costs n llttlo more, but chonpest In tho ond, strength and reliability consldored. 1-15-tf SASH AND DOOR FACTOR1BS. Will the Purty Who borrowed a Snoll blcyclo from Tho Journal ofllco about two weeks ago kindly return Bamo, as tho ownor noedo It. 1-10-tt Hotel St. Philip Fourth nnd Fifth nnd Ilurnsldt Stre-jta, Portland, Oregon. New fireproof European Hotel. Steam heat. Modern convonloncos. Rates $1.00 per day nnd up. Union depot car will land you at tho door H. PIERCE, Prop. insnmsw 830 COURT BTRECT. Call and try Ultm, Meals 15c. Board per week I2.7C, also furnished y corns vory reasonable. AT Tns Salem Restaurant MEALS 15c ( ! mi ii-tn i in mi 1 1 1 ii i u t ELITE HOTEL Rostaurant and hotol, on ! ; European plan. Meals at all ;; hours on short order. Regular dinner 25 centi. Thirty now ','. y finished furnished rooms. E. ECKRRIjK.V, Prop. 14 S Commercial St. eater y wTh I LARRY KEENH CHOSEN FOR nASERALL CAPTAIN At a meeting of the baseball men of the Salem high school Monday a 1. n1lAtn n AO 1 Q I Tl ror me jiurjiioi wii;vi.ih ... y for the 1908 season Lawrenco Koeno 4-ft nnilll llll IHHHtM was unanimously eiecitu. nn i . wa the best man In school for Uw place and the boys showod good judg-mc-nt in electing him. "Lafry" Keone has done some great work In tho box th last two sqasons for the high school and Is known all over this part of the stato as tho fastest and I most bewildering pitcher among tho academic teams. He is just the right man in the right plaos to put out the strongest team over sont out from Salem. Every one of last year team Is now In schoql basldos an abundance of new material and the Salem fan can look forward to soma games that they ean dream over for weeks. o- Murrlago License The following marriage licenses wero issued Saturday evening: Sam uel Newley. aged 63, of Rosedale, and Mrs Deborah King, of Salem, John Pemberton witness. Georg W unmcK ... ------ PrJca 26c. 50c. 1.00-Sold by hrailCK, agea v, uwiu u " w.. D H AHen vdtness. HICKORY BARK. Cough Remedy in ii i nr wurimgB Coushs. Colds CROUP Whaopmf Caufh llorn SORE THROAT TMHOATndtUNCS ItKKbtll rfMih itutttikuita. m m Ifc IJI llAUU.OrCOM.US.A. fct. Ixstt-fl-t (Ml Prices 26c, 50c, 11.00 8old llrat-class druggists everywhere. Frank SI. IlrowhT Manufacturer ot ansh, doors, mouldings. All ltli ot houso finish nnd rmrrt ws4 work. Front Btroot, between Btsttos nnd Court. Mnko all complalatsi nt thi ofllco. WANTED. Voget Lumber ond Fuel Co. Lum ber .shlnglca, building material, wood and coal. Low prlcos and prompt deliveries. Ono block oast of S. P. passongt'? dopot. Phono 108. 7-2-tf Ilutto & Wnulerotli Flno wines, liquors nnd cigars. Wo handle tho celebrated Kollog gand Caatlo whiskies. Cool and refreshing beor constantly oi- draught. South Commercial streot. 9-3-lyr Enlarged- Our meat market on East Stato street has beon doubled In sizo and wo aro better prepared tbau ever to sorvo customers. Prompt Borvlco and the best of moats our motto, Call or phono 199. B. E, Edwnrds & Co. We Are Cash Purchasers Of poul try, eggs, and all kinds of farm produce Berry' crates mado up In iullmltod luantlttes. Capital Commission Co., 267 South Com meroJal street, Salem Phouo Main 179. IILTTRRNUT I1READ. It is worth moro than any other broad yet tho prlco Is no hlghor, For sale at your grocers'. CALIFORNIA RAKERY, Thomas & Cooley, Props. and stoam heating and tinning. 164 Commercial strefet. Phone Main 192. 9-1-lyr 31. J. Fctzel Plumbing, steam and gas fitting. Successor to Knox & Murphy, 226 Commercial street, Prone Main 17. DRAYMEN. Cummins llros.' Transfer Company All kinds of transfer work done. Furniture and pianos boxed ready for shipment. Prompt service Is our motto. Stand and ofllce at 253 South Commercial street. Phone 210. Residence Phono 968. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. Livery and Fttl Stubles Old Post otrlco Stables, at 254 Ferry street, between Commercial and Front streets. Telephone 188. Some of the finest liveries In the city can be found hero. Dick Westacott, proprietor. 10-1-lyr O Jk. m T O IK. I Jk. . figUtlLTO C&yZy&ZZfr Wanted Evory ono that ban proper ty to bo1 to list with tho Latham Land Co. Over Portland Gunerl Eloctrlo Co. 1-14,-UL Wanted If you want u inurblQ or granlto monument wo cun savo yon money. Wo don't pay big rent s-or city taxes you got tho Dortelt. Como and got our prices,, and) 1Mb convinced. Our shop la m City View comotory. Rlnwlnrj, flrantla Co., J, D. Bohnnnnn, mnmigor; a-i3- " WantiHl A competent girl foe gene ral housowork. Call mornfnnH al Mrs. I.ouIh Lnchmund, 254 North ClMiroh. O C T. Co Stonmors Pomona A 0 "rrafa lonvo for Portland Monday, Woue day and Friday at 10 n. in, st Tuosdny, Thursday and Saturday & 6 n. m, For CorvalllB, Tuo-.-. Thursday and Saturday about 6 p. in. M. P. Baldwin, agont. OfQeta nnd dock at foot of Trndo utreei. M. P, BALDWIN. Agt. Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Woven TVlr Poncing. Notting, Pickets, Gates, MaUholfl Roofing, P. & B. Rondy Roofing All at lowost prices. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN Successor WALTER SIORLEY. ,130 Court St. Salem, Or. DR. KUM WONDERFUL CHINESE DOOTOW Yll treat you with Oriental herba and ouro any disease without opurar Hon or pain. Dr. Kum is known cvorywawb lrssa Salem, nnd has cured many pjroat- nent neonlo here. Ho has lived la Salem for 20 years, and can bo trxut od. Ho usos many medicines un known to white doctors, and wltb them can cure catarrh, DHstMssv. lung troubles, rebumatlsm, stccuMtK liver and kidney diseases. Dr. Kura makes a specialty of dropsy and female troubles. Ills rem edles euro private disease "wien orytblng else falls. He has hua drods of testimonials, and gives com sulfation free. Prices for mcdUtoa very modorate. Persons In the oast try can write for blank. Bend stassj. If you want some extra fia tm. get It from us. DR. KUM BOW WO OOw