Daily capital journal., March 10, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

DAILY CAPITAL JOUWNAL. SAL KM, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAKCII 10, 190.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
J. HOFER, YA. a4 rrofi.
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Ac t4epeartcnt NtpBr Dcroted to American Principle sud
(heTrertM itad JOTclopwcnt of All Orcguti.
Published Krery Kronlsir Kxept Mundsy, 8lem, Or.
SUH-fCKIM'lOX XATE0.
(Inrsrlsbly in Adrsnce.)
t?Hy, by cantor, per year............ fl.0O Per month ,-.... Wo
tJ!lr, fcjr UI, p 7r- ......... .00 Per month Mo
flsfeealr, lr nH per Tear,.... -. l.M six month .......Wo
SPKCfAL JELIVERY.
far o aveaieae at aabscrlbora brunch delivery ofllcea ara etal
Halmt t tfce fellonto p4w at IS conta por month, 1.09 far tars
Asjbim Store, F, 6, Da Voa ft Bon, Asylum Avenuo Junction.
Carllne, Seventeenth street o A. W. Lane, harden Road gtoro.
Daws' Mor, Alex, Dase, gettth Commercial street,
Rleelrlc Store, C. M. Uppley, East Stata atreot
fair Grounds Storo, Harrison D, Fair Grounds Road.
tlowell'a Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets.
O. IC aroctfry, A. A. Kagleba t, Twelfth street.
Wfcaeler's itoro, W, D. Whoa or, Highland avonqe.
wv Park pr-, F. 0, fcawer ox Twelfth and Leslie.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
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The rotor of the ground was in him, the red earth,
Tho tang and odor of the primal things
The rectltwde and patience of tho rocks;
The gladness of tho wind that fthnkes tho cor.n;
The Justice of the rain that Ioyos nil loavci;.
The pity of tho snow that hides al scars;
The loving klndnoiM of the waysldo well;
The tolerance and equity of light
That. gives an frocly to tho shrinking wood
As tho groat onk, flaring to tho wind
To the grove's low hill ns to tho mnttorhorn
That shoulders out tho sky.
And so Ho enmo
From prnlrlo cabin up to Cnpltnl,
Ono fair Ideal led our chleftnln on.
For ovurmoro lio burned to do IHh deed
W,lh tho nno ntrokn nnd gesture of n It I tig.
He built tho rail pllo ns ho built the stnto,
Touring his nplondld strength through ovory blow,
Tho consclunco of him testing tvory stroke,
To mnko his deed the mfnsuto of n man.
Ho enmo tho cnptnln with tho mighty heart; ,
And when tho stop of onrthqunkn shook tho houso,
Wrenching tho rafters from tholr ancient hold,
Uo hold tho rldgo pole up nnd spiked ngnln
Tho rafters ot tho homo. IIo hold his place
Hold tho long ptirpoio llko a growing troo
Held on through blnmo nnd fnltorod not nt prnlso.
And whon ho fell In whirlwind, ho went down
As when n knlgly codnr, grenn with boughs,
Gods down with a great shout upon tho IiIIIh.
Kdwln Miirkhnm..
O" - i
TIMOND FORD HKMP.MIIKUKD HIH FIUF.NDS
Til got many a hard Jolt and onljr Btnlled, and said, well, maybe- the
follow Is right, after all, and I bettor got right myself.
In that spirit he considered the man who went against him In Judg
ment AND KVKN CONDEMNED HIM WHKN UK WAS WRONG. AS
HIS HHEM), and ho even remembered those who had crooscd him at
times.
Mr. Ford denied himself many pleasures and .'deprived himself of
much of this world's comforts. "
His greatest enjoyment wan In his work, and ESPECIALLY IN ANY
LADOH PERFORMED FROM LOVE OF IT.
His greatest work will remain his battle the last year of his life for
tho farmers of Linn county and the whole state. .
He volunteered to take up for them their fight TO MAINTAIN THE
RIGHT TO PETITION FOR THE REFEHENDUM without having to 6e
ho'd down tp the 4echnlcalltles pr scribed by the legislature.
That was a gift In which he also remembers his friends. The farm
ers of Oregon had been his clients on a large scalo.
Ho took up their battle In their hour of. need without' money nnd won
out for them IN ONE OF THE GREATEST LEGAL. CONTESTS IN
THE HISTORY OF THE STATE.
For all his kind a,cta io his friends they remember him In life and will
remember him as long us they live.
i
The friends of Tilmon Ford are many, and they will never grow lesa
in numbers or appericatlon.
IT IS NOT BECAUSE HE OA'E THEM GIFTS, nor because ho set
aside f C000 to buy them Jewelry and gold watches.
It Is for his kindness in remembering him at all that they will fcol
grateful in return.
It is the law of love that KINDNESS HKCJETB KINDNESS AND
ORATITUDE HRINGS A HARVEST OF THE SAME VIRTUE.
Some day. tho friends of Tilmon Ford wilt erect a Btatuo in his honor
and to commemorato his character.
In a few years. It may bo a genoratlon, when time BhatI hnvo
smoothed away the little wrinkled and defects, HE WILL RIS MORE
APPRECIATED.
His work for tho people, his dovMlon to certain ideals and principles
of humanity will nppenr In stronger light.
Tho really rugged nature of tho man will shine forth, and HIS TRUE
DIMENSIONS IN RELATION TO MANKIND WILL DE MANIFEST, and
his atatuo will stand In some public placo.
Yufot
6ur delicious Cod Liyer
preparation without oil.
Better than old-fashioned
cod liyer oil and emulsions
to restore health for
Old people, delicate children,
weak run-down persons, and
after sickness, colds, coughs,
bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles.
Try H fk our ajmranto.
G. W. PUTNAM CO.
CANDIDATES CAJ
IMYRTLE CREEK MAN
DISCOVERS GOLD
(Umpqua Valley News.)
What Is bollovod to bo tho fam
ous lost mine of James Shofllln, In
sonch of which hundreds of pros
pectors havo scoured the ITmpqua
mountains for ton yoars, has boon
dlscovored horo by D. M. Armltngo,
lodgos previously oponod hero being
refractory.
Armltngo snld nothing of his dis
coveries during all tho tlmo ho was
following tho courso of tho old tun
nels nnd shnft3, until ho found the
two-foot oro voln. IIo Is now con
fident ho tins found tho Shofllln mine
nnd that it will pay richly.
I have tho Shomln mine without
on south Myrtlo orook. about elcht a doubt," ho Bold, "and hopo within
miles onst of this town. A two-foot a short tlmo to bo shipping ore."
voln of rich free gold oro. cloely re- Tho property bolongii to Armltngo
sombllng that ovor which Shefllln and Dr. C. E. nogtio of Portland
"Following nro specimen Items tufcon from some Oregon npwspnpers:
T1L FORD DIDN'T FORGET HIH VltlKNDS. HO MANY DO."
"Hon. Til Ford romombered both of tho Snlom editors In his will,
nn example for those who apprcclat irrntltmdo."
In commenting on tho nbovo notno peoplo wlM nay Tilmon Ford did
wmii nu (iki id gin Kinuiy notions niior inn uentii.
Won, admitting that, it can bo snld a groat many persons not romom
bored In lilts will ARE HAYING KINDLY THING AIIOUT FORD.
Mr. Ford was n man cnpnblp of many eccentricities during his llfo
nnd It was expooted ho would play Homn prank In his will.
It is certainly novo'ty for n suceeesfu) man. and n comparatively
"wealthy man TO LEAVE ANYTHING TO PEHHONH OUTSIDE HIS
FAWLV.
Many it rich man soomii to rogrot that he must leave anything io his
own llosli nnd blood.
There nro oven those toionoybnga who would tako It all with them
TO THAT OTIIIIIt WOULD WIS IIED AIIOUT.
It is f-ntder"il mmnrknblo Hint Ford should havo lift anything to
his friends who Imd dono him klndnoi'oa.
Ho nittnv gnnt nnd rich men attribute tholr success entirely TO
THEIR OWN fl UNI I'M, OR TO TH K GUTS OF TIIHIR UKT01t,
Honteoi iitnni no not even giv th creator orwlt for tholr good for
tune, their nhtlllliH! and their sucrowi.
Tho average talf-mndn pinu of fortuno think b has dono It all. and
that HE CAS DO AH HE PLEASES WITH HIS FOUTl'NE,
Ho remembers neither friends nor helpers grent or small who havo
tU helped htm in rolling up his pyramid or dollnrs.
Ford was. alt ooeQtitrle. lln was an exception to that rule, lie did not
Imagine HE HAD DONE IT ALL RY HIS LONESOME.
wns found dond yenrs ago. has been
uncovered, and tho old tmnnols and
shafts through whloh Armltngo
workod nppoar to hnv been mndo
Call for City Warrants.
Notico is hereby glvn that there
aro funds on hand applicable to tho
payment of all warrants of -tho City
of Salem endorsed "Not paid for
want of funds." Holders of said war
rants will pleaao present thorn for
payment at tho offlco of tho under
signed, No. 129 South Commercial
street, as interest will ceaBo from
and nftcr this dato.
FRANK MEREDITH,
City Trcasuror.
Salem, Oregon, March 4, 1008.
3-4-10t
Graber Bros. I
Do Not Crowd the Season.
The first warm days of spring
..bout the tlmo Shomln prospected 'r,nK " thon d08"- sot out
Iiuro. au onjoy me exniurai.ug n.r ana
Shomln dlsoovored tho famous sun shine. Chlldron that hnvo boon
Tombstone nllno In Arlzonn. whloh uoutod up all wlntor nro brought
sold for about a quartor of a million ,, .,, - .,, ., . ii,
dollars, in 1800 ho came to Do-ik- 0,,t and you Tfondor who,r0 tho n"
Ins county to prospeot on tho rooonl- oniu f01- Tho lcav winter cloth
mondntlon of a minor, who htid.lng is thrown nsldo and many shed
worked for him In Arliona. For tholr flannels. Then a cold wavo
two years he hunted ovor tho motin- Loma. nnd noo,,in nflv .hat crln Is
tnlitH, living nlono In n small cabin le0,M nnd pooplo onj that brlp is
on I)nM creok. Though ho ropontod-icl1,dom,c- Cold8 nt tn,s aoaaon aro
ly asserted that there were rich do-j even morn dnngoroua thnn in mid
posits of gold In tho Myrtlo crook wlntor, ns thoro Is much more dan-
iiiuirirr tin tmt'AH iieAiianji trmit'
whorcitbouts, and no ono ovor know
whom his prospects wure.
Ono dny. about ton yenrs ago,
Hhofllltt was found dond at bla cabin,
bbndlng ovor n gold pan in, which
Ihono tho yellow gold, llesldohlm
my a mortar nud pestlo. and soatttr-
gor of pnoumonln. Tako Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, howovor, nnd
you will hnvo nothing to fear. It al
ways euros, and wo havo never
known a. cold to result In pnoumonln
when It was used. It is pleasant
od at his feet wero a numbor of and safe to tako. Chlldron 1lko It.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will glvo prompt nttontlon
to alt ordors, guorantco our
work to glvo satisfaction nud
to bo up to tho sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL HE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Llborty
strcot, back of Barr'a Jewolry
Storo. Phono C50.
1
pleros of very rich free-milling ore
Thnt ho had mndo tho rich strlko In
tho Myrtlo rrenk dlstrlot ovoryone
halloved, but desplto years of search
ing, no ono over oould find It, Heart
ftv 1 1 tiro was glVHit as tho end so of
Shsfllln'M death nud his secret died
with Mm.
"When you comu right down to th truth of the matter, how many
men have been tho uroliltooU of thotr own forounosT
Not many. Most of us owo n grant deal to frlinds and hypers,
whoso good will and oucouragoment AND IVAL Fltlll.N'DSHlP HAVE
MADE US WHAT WIJ ARE.
Tho greatest- public men, the rlchaat ftunnolers. nro tho oreaturos of
ciroumnuucuv ami oraattous of multltudts of lttilo Servians.
THOUSANDS OF LITTLE THICK UNO HTHKAMLETH OF GOOD
WILL UNITE to mnko tho one great stream thnt lends on to what Is
a"ed uo successful man.
lu 41m words of the Brrlptur. no man llvoth to himself alonu. No
mail lives on bread alone, RUT IIY EVERY WOHD THAT PHOOEKDS
FROM GOD.
It la the divine word by whloh men llvo and become grtat, and that
nourishment ou whloh thay feed Is the good will rfleoted by othare.
m Mr. Ford was right In showing a Utile reaognltan to the rrUnde
nnd the Institutional that he Itolpal make him successful.
Ual gratltudo is the last flower to bloom lu tho human breasta or And
pracliQttl ttxpreeslon when It doei bHom thiro bv ehanoe.
MR. FOUD HAM SHOWN A IIAKK :.XAMII.E OF IT IN THE HUC
CKSHFl'L MAN.
Tho average r sucewstnl men attribute tholr suecau almost entirely
to thulr own superior ability.
They become ealloused nnd hardened by egottsm und scltoouoelt to
such, an xteat THAT THEY AUK OIH.IVIOUS TO THE RIGHTS OF
OTHKKM.
Thy become encrusted lu sttah a shell of salNjAturnnttnn thnt Miv
liRve no! n IhuusUt for the other fellow who has given tham so small
a lift un. the roatt to susoitm.
Thiy hav tloMi It all. GHATITUDK 'l MAN OU GOD DOHS NtVT
Wftlim l.vai TIIK I'lUKUtAI 111 I'UMI.ir ACKNOWLKDGl-iMHNTS.
The sueewwfKl maw la any walk of life ban been mada a suaos by
be'p of trlouds and ho.hI,
The fr.ttdt hav ehKrd lilm )n nnd the enemlos have aaauM htm
TO (MHtltlUT HIS MISTAKHS IV I'OINTING TIIKM Olri TO HIM.
Th mpiahftut w4 his auetreM to the ndwtity of th poor it!d
Clark
Tk Iwnkw oi hl wealth to tke eoafWenw whkh has heoa gtva
Ulm RY THE CDMMl'N'iTV IX WHICH HE LIVHS.
The wimIII aaa ptlw up hi dollar oat of the toll nud fulthfal re
gard for at interests by tao laborer.
Th aewsmiawa woohU hoau of tk nlltty ( U worke In
mm rtMim ad tfomtHMdng roow ana eeuattai: roam. AND THE PA
TIHXt'D AND LOVALTV OF HIS 8UIISCRIHHHS.
Th latter tnoaUy ar fwalvlng for the mbtaxa. tkf wroag d4ax
ad la folllw of the editor, aad sti thW oumUhh Ui j6ur oal twr
want)' Ih UU support
Mr rVrd atowHl that ha a a blggw wan o mm Mw u
liw..i.w ,. i-.njvv. m inBigi lIUn,
For salo at IJr. Stono's drug store.
o
FROM THE NEW TOWN
.1UST OVKH THE LINE
(From the Dorrls Dooster.)
What Is regarded as reliablo In
I formation hat boon rccolved to tho
orrtct mat tho railroad will bo com-
, Armltago found tho man by " " uw w,u rni Wl l , . m"
ohauso. While development work p'Jf Rfn.r R" D?",8,n,1 ,0n8t b'
nn in. vnnn... td.v..i ...i.it. ii .;.- May 1. Owing to tho delay caMBed
by. Armltnge. going down tho moun-f " ""'"S additional dredges tho
tain sld. found what looked like the! ,lk? wrk north of here will bo re
ontranoo to an old tunnol. Ho was )ard and Klamath Falls may navo
looking for a pine to drive a tunnel to wn l anothor season for the s earn
Into tho shnfi of the other mine and f " ,,n l8 ',,l,8t- , "ow.ovo1r; li ,B
started In to clean tU the old tun- fln!a aJ11loaU by ,fnU of. tnls onr
nol. After working In a short dli- ,trn,n4 w,n l, running as far as the
tanoe ho bernmo convlnoed he wns ,a.kl.fwher,e e"""0 "8 will bo made
working In otto of 8hofllin'a pros- w,h the stoamor Klamath, thus gty-
neots. Carefully guarding his be- ,n Jne Oregon meropous a vory lair
liof. he kept working, but soon found w,rvlce.
that tho old tunnel, timbering and D?rr,a ,u1 present tho sceno of
all. had nnv.i in ArniiBa .nnv much activity. Two camps of grad.
a shaft six foot and made a now tun. 8r ar at wrk close to town and
nel. After tunneling 20 feet he
found an old shaft that had been
worked to tho bottom. At the bot
tom of this shaft the skeleton ot a
horso was found.
Armttage deopnd tho old ahatt
by 1$ fet then tunneled again 20
feet, whore he broke into a 2-foat
vain of beaadful tree gold ore.
whloh he says shows ovldonoea of
widening rapidly. He la now con-
vinoed that he has found the ledge
from whloh ShoBlIn took tho shining
quarts over which he was working
when ho died.
Disappointed in the searoh for
this ledge many ot the hundreds of
prospector who have twmted for 10
yars have declared ttnio and agatu
that there was no free gold in the
Mrto creek district, all of 4he other
'-'"5SS2A"iV'
cT?L ?!."! 3
Uates $10). 8Ute
FOR COUNTY Jfnop ni
COUNTV. W rh PL
nopubllcan, farmer 22?
and taxnavnr ni..u"t
cttoUnive'ratv.;r,e.0t
mlttcd tothhw" a'a?
known aro found hi it 1 "
porters. Amontr h, ,.il iVi
whero bin wn i. . "8 ma
iffjiiKfe-sa
of PonnT; ; ,..uuca, "mini
For Rcprcscntathf.
x "rcoy announce myself i
uiuuw lor too Republican
Hon fnr rnnm.,.i.n.
m..trt. A fa .. - 1
uluilua, April 17,
IF NOMINATED AXn
I SHALL ALWAYS Xmv
PEOPLE'S CHOICE FOft
axixxtxi BKNATOIt.
HAL D. PAl
I hereby announce tartan
uiuuioKio xor nomlnatloa ,
jiuoucan primaries for co8
iierimonuent of schools.
WALTER K.
I hereby announce nytelj
wnmiQaio tor nomination at
publican primaries for coma
or- B. E. ROBERTj
Turnsr, i
I desire to place ray nml
i - . . . w -"BI
mo uopubllcan primaries f0J
nomination for County recon
D. O. DRAd
I wish to announce Jo my
thnt I am a candidate for
trcasuror, subject to the Ren
primaries. JOSEPH 0,
I hereby announce mrsdl i
dato for county coramUilontn
Republican ticket.
0. U, HOI
Jeflertooj
I nm a candidates for
county jnidgo, subject to the
ilcnn primaries, pn tho pUti
a squaro deal to all
W W 11
At tho request of many
cane I havo decided to boa
dldato for tho nomination Jo
judge, oubject to tho RepablM
tnary oloctlon.
WILLIAU BC3
If You Want to
Save Money
Ut rHMbtre4 torn who had dlflferd with him at times AS WELL
, YIHWK WHO AGKKHD WITH HIM.
that WpMt i9 wa a kltjKriaa thaa Ue average of HMful
wwt wh ar m to e.tdM tkow h dar ta riticlt theai,
CrUMw It It la (41 feuad4 l good for the ladivldHal aad OXI.Y
'rWK SHALL MAX Gimi SOK AND HHSliXTS IT.
Try HHklHK t 8viug aoaount
wiUi hb aaa drsmalt aaoh w
or Mania a mn of ytwj. era-
lK.
It wUl sftriMlM o It m ajw
larv a txm wtt small vfUrU
an4 laturwat will attMHHt la la a
few yats.
This Htaa has atad Uiysaad
HaW,
Ut sat.
Ifa sure,
SAVINfiS DEPAITMENT
CAPITAL
NATIONAL BANK
men are expected dally to boagln
work on the long tunnel whloh Is to
be put through. Meantimo ongl
neers havo completed tholr work on
the route of tho proposed switch
baok which Is to be built as a tem
porary moans of getting trains ovor
tho hill on route to Klamath lake.
The traffic department or tho S.
P U satd to be arranging a new
passenger aad freight schedule giv
ing Dorrls as the tormina! of the
California & Nothern. This Bohed
tile is to be In operation May 1. Al
ready there Is constant inquiry on
the outside a to the best means of
reaching tho section known as tho
Klamath Project and Dorrls will un
doubtedly b made tho objective
point for many tourists and home
seokora this summer.
Reports from Uray. the nresent
terminals of tho California & North-
em. iNdteata that the track laying
gaag is waking steady progress.
About oae-Ualf to one hI of steel
U bwlHg laid dally and tho force Is
he! ag I at reaped as fast as posaible.
The heaviest work la being eneoun
(red right sow One Mt. Hebron
U rfkd it wilt be oom para lively
smooth salltag for the remaining dls-tarn-
to Dorrls.
In puMlag U mlKht be verthy ot
mention that tram now on Dorrls
will loom Hft a Mr. Harrlman'a
time taltle as wtl as a the map of
the U. S. A Lt the good work pro-
d Wltk a r&lrAai! uivlnir n n
market Ualto erk valley will soon I
garitea t of Cull ferula. With
upward of & half taarand man at
wurk wiuia sight at town Dorrls J
shohhi tie somewhat lively also.
""Mlo
THE BEST KOAST THJB
FAMILY KVEK HAD
Can bo obtained from our prim
tender and juicy beef, muttoa or
pork. All our meats are selected
from the choicest, and prepared foi
the table to suit the domands ot th
fastidious. Our prices rc lower for
quality than you can find at anv
place In Salem,
E. C. GROSS,
Phon 2t J. am Ktat
For Assessor.
I horeby announce roy
lu tho Republican primaries
sossor ot Marlon county
just and equal taxation
P J
TO OWNERS
OF HORSES
The undersigned is prepared to
broak, handle and develop roadsters
and trotting horses. For terms of
board and care apply to
SAM OASTO,
Fair Grounds, Or.
yx
53
For County Judge of Mstk
ty, M. L. Jones. His platfor
a squaro doal and fair ttwta
ovory one; good roads, bo
public monoy, etc
For County Suprintc
I horoby announce my!1
dldato for. County Superb
Schools for Marlon couatr,
Republican primaries. April
AC
For RepreMntii-
Tho undersigned is a a
renresentatlve at tho Kf
marles. Anrll 17 If eletrt
vor business adminlstrstioa i
for the neople's choice f
Statea. senator.
. HF.NRVJ
Af
For Treoiurvr.
I hereby announce to t '
Marlon county that I '
for county treasure r at f
pan nrlmariea: oedg OX'
ful and impartial Ms"j
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Cough Rcnvcdy
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BBBtlwWMSW
Coughs. Colds
CROUP
" mi
Tho Lucky Quarter.
Is the ao you pay oat for a bax ot
Dr. Kiag's New Ufo Pills. Thej
brlag y the health that raore
preoleas taa Jewels. Try theia for
haadaaha, UlUoajosis, coastlpatlon
aad malaria. If they -disappoint ym
tha prlc will fc cheerfully retaaded
at J C Perry's draur stsr.
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Headquarters for Wo
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