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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1908)
I DAILY CAPI .- TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2t, 1008. .,-, -,,. "TVTl"! rt 5 ' CITY COUNCIL DOES i 600D BUSINESS More Than Two Miles Of Streets to Be Improved In the Near Future r i i cYnriTnT i J. JU JlUvliIlll" I THE OLD WHITE CORNER I nn I Y 5ff?SJ -- ' tlxfl trli ThI; hlni J an! cure, 'eg 01 o Ha Dm shall M le Id :ts t bed lad aou ft m w fa ttuiTi-HKI i k r -PiLii ii flhKB 'i t rAw-r . 11 Kiyfcag33r fj " LWMiir ccnriB WlH" era S J" L ML f Ktt Lr rn r r r r - r n I I i I I 1 1 f I ITl I oiefl " ---- -- -hrf- -i -c Tberf -- ... bri: I Seo display In our Court street window. Wo firmly bolleve those offerings to bo superior to anything over shown In Salem, from a standpoint of Quality and price. Wo hnvo assembled a number of different kinds or wldo flounc, trimmed In lnco and embroidery, nil tucked and finished up Just like hoino-nintle skirts. Price each $1.00 Another very nttrnctlvo Una of styles, that really should In marked 25c to 60c more than they an 1 Price each $1 .50 A rare collection; pnttornel to plontio customers who nro in the habit of paying $3 to $5 Tor their skirts Price each $1.98 Our 12.25 offerings will ploaso the most particular lndy. They are neat and woll mndo. Tho lacos and embroideries nro nil new pattern Price each $2.25 The Big Four Line Is an . H.in.f shipment and with It we expect to attract much nt- n!in and create talk. The garments come from one of Ameri can f"imo't factories they are not what is known In llngerte t i . .lutlal silt lines." They are the best that cm bo pro du 1 f i Mil mono ii jimiWBi imi " -JmriniT"! Ti v-a I The council met In regular session last night, and held a harmonious session, tranoactlne a larco amount of business. Among tho most Important busi ness taken up was the accentnn of Carneglo's library gift, referring of a resolution asking for tho removal or the "Y" at tho corner of State and High streets, the favoring of tho Im- provomont of 45 blocks of the city's streets and the introduction nr n new dog ordinance. Tho meeting was called to order by Mayor Rodgers, and the following alderman answered to tho roll call: Elliott, Radcllff, Goodo, Jacobs, Frn sor, Low, Stolz, Eldrldge, Millard, Momtt and Mooms. Tho list of standing committees was announced by tho mavor. Tho mayor announced that Alder man Jacobs should servo until his successor, Aldermnn-eloct Prosnnll should bo duly Qualified. Opinion of City Attorney Koyes read, to tho offeot thnt tho city ig not responsible for Injuring by shoot Ing of Prank X. Dick, a Gorman sub ject, by Policeman Ruslck. Report adopted. Mayor Rodgers suggested that city Is undor moral obligation to tho victim of tho polleomnn's gun and thnt It would be only fair to to make somo small appropriation to help pay Dick's hospital exponso. A committee, consisting of Low, Stolz and Elliott was appointed to tnko care of tho Dick matter. City Attorney Koyos rendered an mittllnn Hint Mia ntt.. !.. till 4..I1 Iw....Wil iiii.i inw Vll, 11113 IllltJI illl'l 13 to advertise for bids for tho Im provement of Pine street. The owners of tho old mill rnco in the northern pnrt of the city will bo naked to appear before" tho council on February 17 and oxplnln why tho nuisance has not boen abated, It be ing declnred a mounce to honlth. Detailed specifications for build ing tho various in n cr1 n in st roots wero rend, nnd referred to the ordi nance commlttoe. An amendment was offered to sec tion ". ordinance No. -i2, Increasing the llQuor license from $100 to $000 to b paid semi-annually lu advance. ThI-. wa r.ferred to the ordinance TREES Now is the time to place your order for anything needed in our line for spring planting. Such as Walnuts, Apples, Cherries, Prunes, Plums, Peaches, Shade Ttosl toaraental Shrubs Roses Our Ornamental Department is the largest and most complete on this coast. If you need anything in our line 'phone Main 75 or address OREGON NURSERY CO., ft I 1 -------i-B-e--e--ti Phoenix Spray W'ho iimibt the best and fh apet SULPHUR AND LIME SOLUTION on the mar et Eury barrol guaranteed r test 30 per oent. We can sr 1 It cheaper than you can " no material and make It. And the 8p,ay we 8eJl wU1 b() l,f,,p njn nou will mnke, and ( "r afn no sodlmont. Do n' 'K any substitute, but Gould Spray Pumps 1 - .me of spiay pumps r a " f 1 sold at the right AH sizes. I. A. WHITE & SONS Salem, Oregon HREWING ASSOCIATION HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION. Tho Salem Browing Association has comploted a successful year's business, and last night, ro-olected tho presont offlcors for the ensuing year. Tho local officials are as fol fel fol eows: F. G. Deckabaoh, troasurer. J. A. Wilson, secretary, Charles Soholl, troasurer. About $60,000 was oxpended on enlarging tho plant tho past year.' It was voted to suspond all furth er operations In the way of improve ments until after tho J line olectlou rommi tee. with Instructions to re turn at the next meeting. jCOr.NTH. J" Two lG-eandle power lights were ordered placed at the corners of D and Second streets and Lafayette aud High streets. Now Hiisluoss j . i a Herman ou siateu tnat the time fur buying a sweeper for the city was opportune and moved that :hn street committee be appointed to nsoertaln the price of a two-hore sweeper with an extra spindle and report at next moetlng. The motion was adopted. Hridgo Commlttco Harmonious. The aldermen statod that the com mittee on bridges had hold a meet ing d'lrlng the week aud was work ing In perfect harmony. The council authorized the com mittees on street and bridges to pur chase lumbor for tho use of the city for 1908. Alderman Stolz said that the com mittees on streets and bridges should be authorized to make such repairs in the streets as becomes necessary from time to time. "Oft timos," said tho alderman, "the bridges are broken and endanger traffic and If th" committee had pow- I low's Tills? We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re- Graber Bros. RUPTURE Of all varie ties nftrmn- awH'r p..r . . UhA a ieyr days -w. uubiuwss. jyo pay tiVi! acwpteu untn tho p- tar ni.n! l "B FIDELI- wlaod Bldg, Portland, Ore. ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. OHBNBY & CO., Toledo, O. Wo, the undorslgnod, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfeotly honorable inall business transactions and finan cially able to carry out any obliga tions made by bis firm. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally, aoUng directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials 'sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for con-stipatlon. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Will give prompt attention to all orders, guarantee our work to give satisfaction and to be up to the sanitary stand ard. WE WILL IJE TLEASED TO GIVE ESTILTES ON CONTRACTS. Call at our shop oa Liberty street, back of Barr'a Jewelry Store. Phono C50. er to mako tho proper repairs t would bo a great saving and nlso a protection." The bridge committee was given power to make all necessary repairs io mo onages. Officers Must Ueo Form. It was ordered that tho printing comraltteo framo a requloltion to bo used by nil city omcers in ordering supplies. A Dumping Ground. It was ordered that tho health committee investigate tho various parts of tho city to find a suitable placo for a dumping ground nnd re port at the next mooting. It Was tho Consensus Of nulnlnn tnat n public dumping ground was essential to tho cleanliness of the city. It was brought out In tho dlH ousBlon that nearly all tho creeks In tho city hnd boon filled with rubbish and cans nnd vni-lmm iirHntn -.m.t.i bo found in tho sand bars In the river which not only built tip bars to hlndor navigation but 'was vory un healthy. Near one unsnnltnrv nlno in nv.hi. Salem thero woro ronortod thr cr.sos of fever which woro supposed to n,ie boen caused by decaying rubbish in the dumping placo near by. The "V." A longthy resolution was Intro duced for tho purpose of compolllng tho Orogon Elootrlc to remove tho 'Y" which hnd been plncod at the cornor of Stato and High stroets. The mattor, was roforrod to tho street commltteo with powor to not. Alderman Jncobs sold that ho was not quit roody to voto on tlio quos tlon and did not think that It would ho right to put tho car company off of Stnte stroot until tho council was bottor Informod. JInyor Rodgers said that tho right of way coUod for "all jiwUclios and proper connections with the Portland General Elootrlc." Ho thought that the Oregon Eleotrlc would claim thnt It only built that portion of tho "Y" on High street while the Portland General would claim the Imnrnva- ments on State. The suggestion in the potltlon thn. the "Y" be placed on Ferry and High was opposed by Alderman Low, who thought that Kerry street would not afford sufficient room. The question as to the oar company's rights nnd wliat constitutes "proper connection i aud switches" will be placed before the city attorney this week. Library Kuiul Amtphl. A revolution wne adopted autlior Ising the acceptance or the Carnegie gift of $11,000 for n city library nnd that the otly appropriate 10 per cent of the nmount each year for Its maintenance. A letter was received from Carnegie's socrotary stating that he oonslderod til ,000 a aufll dent sum to build a library com menurate with tho city's noeds. Company .Must Get Off Hridgo. A resolution was nilontad nuilmr. Izlng tho city attorney to notify tho Portland Genoral Eleotrlc to vacate the conoreto bridge over North Mill creek immediately. It Is understood that the company has mado arrangements to build a bridge Just east of the conoroto struc ture and thnt tho work will bo bo- gun at an early date. Other iliiKluohg, The committee on sewerage was authorized to investigate the sowor age and dralnago in South Salem, south of Mission stroot and report at next meeting. A resolution was adopted requiring the Oregon Eleotrlc to comply with the city grades and crossing ordi nances In North Salem. A petition asking for a light to be placed at the cornor of North Four teenth and Nebraska avenue was re ferred to the commlttoe on lights. The committee on hoalth and po lice was allowed $2 for pontage nnd stationery. "DailV Petition. A petition signed by about 75 business men of the city asking the city fathers not to drive "Dad" Gler off the streets with his peanut wagon was referred to the street commit tee. SH.ciilrationg Referral. The specifications for the improve ment of various streets In North Sa lem was referred to the street committee. Alderman Jacobs said that tho people of his part of the town were in the mud waist deep and while ho fc .ew,be. - tecriwe, " .At. mH H. Vcxt? CioVi JV IfQi HIB ift o8 .v oxel,w0ecvo' wLiv(H 0rou6h,,n'f'rco- WiV? Hr m ko"Mtl:V'J wrm a a wa a. n - m i am a I --- ---. " " . did not wish to bo urbltrnrj In tho matter ho thmight it time that some thing bo done. liiiwivmo Will Remain. J. M. Lnwronro was chosou to KiirePd hlniBoIf In tho olllco of a mom lior of tho park board which position buenmo vacant on Jnntinry 20 by tho oxplratlon or IiIh torm. It was ordered that tho oloction of a city surveyor bo mnde a special ordor for next mooting. SIoiv Policuiucu. Tho council ordorod that tho chlor or iiollce bo authorized to appoint iiHslHtant officors In cases or omer gencles. who will act without pay; also that tho chief of the lire depart ment be an olllrer nt all times. The health officer and sfYeot commlselon- or were also given authority to wear the star. A resolution which was nml io repoal toot Ion IS, relating to the ob struction of stroota was referred to the ordinance committee. Dog Oi-illiimico. A five-page ordinance relating to the duties and appointment of a pouudmasttr and ror the, fixing of a dog license and the collodion of Ihe same va rend for tho first and second times nnd referred to tlirf commltteo on ordinances. Tho city nttornoy was requofitod to Invostlgnto tho dog case which Is pending before tho supremo court aud report nt next mooting. Tho following bills were orderod paid: P. S. T. and T. Co $ .25 Cap. Imp. Co 4.50 statesman Pub. Oo 35.00 R. H. Price 50 Win. McGllohrlst 21. CO J. R. Anderson 10.80 M. R. Drake , 9.00 u . PRISON CHAPEL SCHOOLROOM The Oregon Blnto prlHon authori ties have agreed on a plan for tho construction of u model prison chap el, assembly and 'school room. Tho now Btructuro will bo nddod to tho cast wing, nnd Is plannod to accommodate 800 persons, with reci tation rooms. The plan Is to make the brick nnd orect tho building with prison labor, with n smnll appropriation from tho next legislature. It has tho approval or the Prison ers' Aid Society, and Is believed to lie h move lu the dlreotlou of re form and humanity. OlioinlHMinlii'H Cough Remedy n Snfo Mcdiuliio for Children. In buying a cough medldno for ohlldron, noyer be nfrnld to buy Olmmhorlnln's Cough Remody. Thoro Is no danger from "It, nnd rollof Id olways sure to follow It is Intond od ospeolully for cougha, colds, croup and whooping cough, nnd thoro is no bettor mediolno In tho world for those dlsoase. It Is not only n oortaln cure for oroup, but, when given as soon as tho croupy cough appears, will jprovent tho attack. Whooping cough Is not dangorous when this romody Is glvon as dlrootod. It con tains no opium or qthor lmrmtul drugs, and may bo given as confl dontly to a baby as to an adult. For sale at Dr. Stonos drug storo. To Curo Cold In Ono Day, Take laxativr nnmrn nnininn Tablots. Druggists refund money if It falls to rtiro. re. w nnnvi'o signature on each box. 25c. M't If In Waterloo I Napoleon Roy, an inmate of the asylum, escaped yesterday, and, In his (light, took an nx with him. He also got mixed up with a dog. and mod his ax to such purpose that the .1 n ,, .11 ,. .1 HI. I . . a ,u'k uiuu. i no musu uurnoiou J no attontlon of citizens of thnt vicinity, and the result was that Napoleon !met his Waterloo, nnd was returned to the asylum. ..THE PRESENT IS AS GOOD A TIME AS ANY TO TEST THE MER. ITS OP EPPLEY'S PERFECTION RAKING POWDER. IT IS PUT UP IN GLASS JARtf, MANUFACTURED RIGHT JI 13 II K IN SALE SI, AND SOLD IIY ALL LEADING GIIOCE1IS AND DEAL ERS. ITS USE WILL INSURE SATISFACTORY KVJHJL1H. Rank Foollriliuess, "Whan attacked by a cough or n rold. or when your throat Is soro, It J Is rank foolishness to take any other jmi-dlolne than Dr. King's Now DIs- coveiy." say. .C O. Hldrldge, of Em- Jplro, Oa , "I have uiod NewDIscov- ry seven years and I know It Is tho best remedy on earth for coughs and roU croup, nnd nil throat and lunf tioub'es. My children are subject (to rruup. but New Discovery quickly cu-fS every nttack " Known the word over as tho king of throat nud lung remodle- Sold undor guar antee at J. C. Perry's drug storo. 60o and $1 00 Trial bottle freo. PILES H'KcMsppMllsil v ! i mmw Ufiy-UA Lt. HlikAlf- 1 rt ..!.... !..... ttktf -C- all . li. .. .. ! x .. f JUs Ua; V. T. vrtU4 TH? tr lfiMJMU. f ! V WM 1.1 9 fc rft-. H . . b . . fW I-L AS. MtUHL &l-kf SJi-Hir-r. -r . M4l-ua U ' l M jjut u t ? K.4 mlt It ZlZT-r.-""-'1 "" UMCltlH, AJt UU In S9hm by Dr. 5. C Shm eu wwm wm mumttM
