DAILY CAPITAL JOUJIXAL, iALKM, ORBOOX. MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1908.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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arc oats
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Asytaa more, F. O. De Ye oa, Asylum Atbh Jnctloa.
Carliae, goveatesBta ttret o A. W. Lane, Garden Road store.
Dane's Wore, Alex, Dn, . Co.erclal street,
KIetrlc Store, i3. X. JCpplor, t State street.
Fair Ori Stow, Harrlaoe Dm, Fair Grounds Road.
How!' Orr, Twelfth AM Oro streets.
O. K. Oreery, A. A. Eaglet t, Twelfth street.
Walter' Stare, W, D. Wawer, Hlghlaad avenue,
w rarg yor , r. u. ewer ox. i wemn ana uwine.
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The PewjJo'a Par,
The Capital Journal In meeting
wWh WMh eMiiorjtemoRt at the hands
o tM jfeepta In the way of no sub
" twrftwti, RXd prints bulow the Catty
nwbmritokr adted to Uh list Satur
day. WHat hoaatlag, It can truly say
tht no dally paper In Oregon Is
pinl. jcrcHHtd m fast. 'These sub
sfflr are among' tho vory host
familtM in Oregon, and tlioy aro
Wftieome toijoln the clrclo by tho ov
tnjng Jlrceldo that Is over growing
larnor,
Whether they agrco with tho odt
tor or not on all matters, tho people
known that tho owner and editor4 and
publisher iiro ono person, and no at
tempt will bo mado to Hhlrk reapon
atiiUlty for what Is printed.
The pcoplo nro welcome to mnko
mm of thin pnpor by sending " per
oaNl ltoma about tholr frlands, r
twrts of their social affairs nnd no
tlcos of Improvements. Wo have but
one ambition to print ti good, clean
homo paper that any man, woman or
child can rend With bencnt to Ahem
selves. Tho low rato of four montha
by mall or special delivery on trial
for ono dollar In advance continues
for tho present. It will give you thy
cheaposl dally paper In tho state
over th1. campaign.!
Now HiiImk-tJImth Saturday.
Yew I'nrk Store M. 0. Flake, J.
M. Newton, Mrs. J. S, McKay, A. M.
HoHlcr, B. M. DowIU.
Dauo's Btoro F. E. Zorn, F.
Kurt, Br., Mru. J. 8. Nye, C, 12,
Hooves, W. II. Dorman.
Engloburts Jonnlo h. Munson.
13. 0. Hall, Tiurnor, Or.j II. M.
Crnno, Balem; D. M. Mclver, Helen,
WubIi.; Ernest Kllnger, Dakorsflold,
Cat. I II. Owen, Mr. W. K. Miliar,
J. W. Cox, J. A. Knuffmnn, Mrs. Mrs.
U. 0. Ilarton, J. It. Haotibeck; Cnth
orlno MoNary, Portland, Or.; It. D.
Humo, Wedderburn, Or.
WARREN
PAVING
PLANT
AhmU) t Hh4I lu,09 hmm
Yri f NHtHilHkk) ImirwM!t
hi h Yar,
Tim ability of tho Warren lm
iwvvwmjat company to handle all
jmvla aad atreot Improvements
aswaiary Ir this city Is Illustrated
Ik the following loiter from that
HMKy to Councilman Btolt, chalr
WMU of tho street commlttv'et j
"Portland, Or., Feb. 30,' 1008.
"Mr, Qldeon Btoli, ehnlrmnn street
tOMMltlOO,
"Salem, Oregon.
"Bar trx Yours of tho 37th
Jnet,, duly received and In ruply
wimi say that wo have under con
tMt In your elty at preiont State
tH from Church to Twelfth, ap
lMw(wately 15,000 squaro yards.
TtM plant which you have In Balem
kr capable of laying 76,000 to
lMtQQO square yards of blth
IHfclo pKvenuont In a season, and us
rt pUUt is now situated, everything
battel la readiness to get an early
rt, In the season, wo van see no
reason why the plant should
not coMiw up to the limit.
We - "very muoh In hopes if thn
H Of BaletU contemplates laying
MMMr paving this senvon that they
k tho matter as rapidly an pos
M4. an thujo u a good deal of work
mmIhk up in different towns
tluraughout tho AUtt) of Oregon, and
v would not like to have thn plant
Kit -waiting for preliminary procqod
"We expected to finish up lu Uv
Man is tho early part of tho seuson.
uiul you mention In your lottor that
proceedings havo been commenced
and. about to bo comriionrod on np
proximately olovcn lilockH. A fair
estlmato of tho numbor or ynrdago
In thin would bo about' thirty thou
nand square yards, added to tho
yardago that wo already have, wou'd
make tho total amount about forty
Nvo thousand squaro yards, which In
about ono-half of tho capacity of tto
plant that Is now In your city.
"Your respectively,
"WAIIRKN CON. CO.
"By W. L. Archambeau."
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JUDGE
WIFLEY
aEARED.
Mm KrwfioMalMo for- Impeachment
Proi-mtMngH llnmlk'd Without
Gloves.
(United l'ress Loasod Wire.)
Washington, March 2, In a ra
port sent by tho houno Judiciary
commltteo to President Hooiovelt to
day, tho men who were responsible
for tho impeaohment ohargos brought
against Judgo U H. Wlitey, of tho
United States circuit court of Bhang
littl, Ohllta, were deuouueed, and tho
judgo was completely oxonerated.
Tho report was accompanied by
ouo from Secretary of State Hoot, la
which he avers that the charges were
unwarranted, and reaultvd from the
fettrU'tti maimer in wuloh tho Judge
ha lulled certain undesirable persons.
President Hoosuvelt, in a letter to
Secretary Hoot, concurs lu the And
Ing of tho judiciary committee, and
says that ho attack was madu be
Southern Pacific
R. R. Time Card
TJmo Card No. 02 Kffcctlvo Sunday
DcccmlMtr 20tii, 12.01 A. SI.
Toward Portland PnseHKor.
No. 10. 5:53 A. M. Oregon Bxprosi
No. 18. 8:40 A. M. Cottago Drove
Passenger.
No. 12, 2M5 P. M. Hosoburg Pas
songor.
No. H. 9:13 P. M. Portland Ex
press Towanl Portland Freight.
No. 2225:00 P. M. Portland Fast
Freight.
No. 220 10:40 a. va woy freight
arrives.
No. 2S0 11:28 a. in., way freight
departs.
Toward Ban Francisco Paasenger.
No. 11. 11.03 A. M. Roseburg Pas
senger. No. 17.-6:45 P. M. Cottago Grove
Paisongor.
No. 16.-9:50 P. M. California Express,
No. 13,-3:01 A. M. San Francisco
Express,
Toward Ban Francisco Freight,
No. 221.-3:43 A. M. Portland Fast
Freight
No. 22511:28. M. Way-Freight
tMitisn tti.. Imtuit IihiI MiwimntlhMl
teal of course If then Is other, work much Kood Ho oalled tho aiwawlt au
! up, wo would ot b abltto ttniiMliiiim of deeuo ,
fcW withiu th tlwe. llowuvul Tho fmpa3hment ohargos against
itm oM consider It favor U the Ju4eo ltt)' are thof outoomo of
Mftsvcl! would Klve an e.xnrelon as.proowdings which resulted lu tho
U ahout how wauy yards they oou- disbarment of sevoral lawyers of
leip!dkte teylug this summer, as wo Shanghai, Viho wor alleged to haw
)tl then be lu a position to givo
44Ultv answer to other cities that
wewt to jmve. Thore Is approximate
ly In 1h city of Satom about 500
to 1900 quar yards to tho block,
fV Vim in. in
jRrfotSeW
BITTERS
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Our A I ycn'
record of
curea must
piMo that
tho Hitter
l tho belt
mediolue
euro
sssUknJkA sAstl
lioisK Mn ' HM, Try a
bvou gitllty of shystor p mot le.
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SMILES
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la OrffO the auu-direot primary.
autl-tateent No, l lto)tublloan
UMriy ull opjHBe HoMek.
Thro la not quite as muoh nol
0' about Salem developmout. but its of-
teetlvnm U inaraIUK dall
Thrii Monographer are empJoyed
answwlag malls, aad the Kast Salow
wheal aloao thl wk snda out
leod letters,
W S. U'flfu aay ho has had tht
ftwWUloK' ta ho UuHed State sc
tor for year, and fcopvd the oUte
would X him, but ha become tired
of waltlay, ad oue after It.
TIME TAIlIilS
COUV.iUS EASTKHX It. R.
Trains from and to Yaquuia.
No. 1
Arrivtm at Con-allls ...,11:00a.m.
Arrive at Albany ..... 5:55p.m.
Loaves Yaqutna 6:45 a.m.
Arrives nt Albany 11:68 a. in,
No. 2
Leave Albany 12:35 p, m
Arrives at Ynqulna .... 6:15 p. in.
Train to and from Detroit.
Leaves Corrrdlls 1 : 40 o. m.
Nj, 3
Loaves Albany 7:30 a.m.
A. M. 6:00, a7:05, 8:05, 10,05.
No. 4
ifeaves Detroit , . 1 : 00 p. m.
follows, commencing Jan. 16, 1908
Trains for CorvallU.
'No. S
Loaves Albany ...t,... 7t55a, m.
ArrlVea at Corvallls ,.,,8;35a,ms
Nq. 10.-
Lvavoa Albany 3:55 p.m.
Arrive at Corvallls ... 4j35p. m,
No. 6
Uaves Albany 7:45 p. to,
Arrive at CorvaUls .,., S:3Sp, m.
Trains for Albany,
No. 5 '
Leave Corvallls :S0a,m,
Arrive at Albany 7:10 a, m.
No.
Loavoa GorraUU 2:15 p.m.
Anlvot at Albaay ...., 2:55p.m.
No. 7
Lwfea Corvallls ...... ft:00p..
Arrlveo at Albauy .,,, 6:40p.m.
o No, 11 (Sunday oalyj .
Leavea CorvallU ..,,.. 11:16 a. m.
Arrive at Albaay ll:5Sa,.
No, 13 (Sunday only)
Leavo Albaay ...... ..13:35 p.m.
Arrive at CorvallU .... 1:18 p.m.
For further Information apply to
WM. MoMlimtAY,
Or. I, Agt, lNMtUmi; Orirai.
Jo, H. . A. O. l A.
Oregon Electric
Railway Company
TI.MK CAItU
Effectlvo Snturdoy, Feb. 15, 1908.
Lenviitg Salem Dally.
No. 2 for Portland and Intermodlato
stations 8:00 a. n.
No. 4 for Portland and Intermodlato
Btntlons 11:00 u. m.
No. 0 for Portland and Intermodlato
stations 2:00 p. m
No. 8 for Portland and Intermediate
stations 5:00 p. m.
Arriving Balem Dally.
No. 1 from Portland and Intermediate
stations , 10:40 a. m.
No. 3 from Portland and Intermediate
stations 1:40 p. m.
No, ft from Portland and Intermediate
stations ......4:40 p. m.
No. 7 from Portland and Intermodlato
stations .....7:40 p. m.
OREGON'S
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COLONIST RATES from all parts of
tho United Btat and Canada to all j
parts of OrcgOH and tho Northwest j
will bo put Into effect by j
THE OREGONRADLROAD Sc NAVIGATION CO.
-ami ,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
(Lines in Oregon)
. DAILY DURING MARCH AND APRIL, 1WMS.
From tlo Priclpal Gitlca of tho Middles West tlioRntcs will Rs
as Follews:
FROM TO SALEM FROM XO SALEM
ST. LOUIS f35 OMAHA .'.JSa
""i,o" w nY "i ""u" ?3o
Corresponding Rates from all other Enstcrn points. Stopovers at
pleasuro at all polntn In Oregon.
Tho Colonist Rato Is th0 greatest of all IionfebHlldcrg. Oregoa lu,
HHHiHlteil rx'Hrccs nnd needt.inoru people ivho dcslra Iionn.'vaad
larger opiortunitiex,
Oregon peoplo can accomplish splendid remilts by heralding
this opportunity to all tho world. Send Oregon Hternturo giving
good rollablo information about tho state, far and wldo. Call on tho
above rnllroads for It If necessary, '
FARES CAN BE PREPAID
Horo at homo If desired. Any agent is authorized to accept the
required deposit and telegraph ticket to any point. Call on local
ngont or nddro3s.
WM. MrMURKAY.
General Passenger Agent, Portland. Oregon.
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WIIITH miONZK MONUMENTS
Never chip, crack
tarulsu, moss or
corrodo. Tho nly
kind that never
need cleaning. For
the truth of the
abovo boo thorn In
all tho Salem aud
miny of tho coun
t y cemotorles;
somo of them
have boen thorofo. ?3 years. It
you want tho very bjit at living
P'lce. call on ttrndduss
458 Mill 8U Phono 12S4, Salem, Of
T, II. WAIT,
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fri
EjmE
Special
Shoe Sale
Closing out of winter
stock, at lowest prloes. Ev
erything must go. Men's,
women's and ohlldron'a
shoos luoluded In this sale.
Come and look over my
took. Bvary pair of shoos
a bargain.
Jacob Vogt
345 Slate St.
1 Arc You Interested
I In Saving Your Money 2
Of courso you are. That's "why wo advortlso. Wo carry ouo of
tho. host stocks of wagons and Implements In tho city, and it Is to
your lntorcst as a money-saver to call and seo our lino no matter
whether you buy or not, wo know that you know a bargain whea
you oco it, and that you will bo suro to toll others about them.
Wo carry a comploto lino of wagons, buggies, farm Implements, all
kinds of farm aud mill machlnory, paints, olla and varnishos. First
class blacksmlthing and horso shoeing nlso dono.
Wo tako second-band vehicles and machinery as part payment
on nil new cash ordors.
M Keep your money at homo by buying what you need at home,
and nt tho same tlmo boo what you'ro getting.
GEORGE B. JACOBS
IR. F. D. 8' - - Salem, Or.
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YOU'LL ENJOY A DIUVE
In ono of our rigs just &i much as
you owned It. More,, In fact,
you will havo nil the pkasrare
only a more fraction of the erpet
of a prlvato stable You are
limited In your choice of a turns
either. Our livery service caa
ply anything you require, fron;
runabout to a coach and team, u
can wo servo you?
FASHION STAHLES,
C. W. Younke, Prop.
131-137 N. High St. Phone Msla
yMm
BOSTON BROWN BREADJFLOU1
Is Self-rising. It makes GMi Bcown
Bread. Toothsoeie QcticklBtectiit, and a
GLORIOUS BOILE.D PUDDING
Sold by AI Grocers
HAVE AN EARNEST CRE
W For the comfort of tho folks at home. Bund o up U
family washing aud phon. No. 25 erly JIonda f r
c. to send a wagon tor tho clothes. We wl'l sate 7
mosey, worry and discomfort, and save tho clothes, as wc The
will com back to you fresh, crisp and clean.
WE DO IT RIGHT
The Salem Steam Laundry
THK LAUNDRY THAT KNOWS HOW
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LIME AND SULPHUR SPRAY
DEPENDABLE BRAND
rUMHifactured ly GtJeo Sloiz Cmy. Cor . Mi ad Swwtf
S.l.PI, OREGON PHONE
We guarantee this spray to bo a. strictly pure lle and f
solutiOB. test 29 to Si Bautse. rl1u
For aalo by FLLTCHHR BYRDt D. A. WHITE SO '
KOX fc COn R, V. GIU1KRT CO. AND AT FAtwa
Prlw S 59 per barrel: f 1,50 oredk for barrel, if retoraw-