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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1908)
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Walter Mnlono. i MIMPOUTANCKOP IMPROVKH WATKRWA.YS transportation by ocean and by rail until that country has today tho tno3t efficient transportation mnphlnnrv on earth. Prance has done almost euauy wen, nna wo aro told at tho recont Rlvors and Harbors congress that It is possible to travel or to ship goods by water from practically any placo to any othor place In that country. Even tho South American republics are outsripplng us, both In tho bIzo of tho appropriations for this class of work and In the speed and efficiency with which, it is being car ried forward, whllo many Bihgle municipalities, such as Liverpool and London, have spent Eiums on their waterways and docks which make our appropriations for rlvors and harbors look liko child's play by comparison, and these investments aro paying good returns. "To tako an example nearer homo, wo may profitably turn to our own great system of railways. Canital- fzod at moro than $1G. 000, 000,000, they aro yot unnblo to handlo tho bttslncsg of tho country properly, And in order to provide tho additional THimaDAr, march i, ukm. OUTSIDER MAKES FEW SUGGESTIONS OX STREETS Editor Jeurnal: Realizing that tho proper timo is passing away and ifiyoji would not consider it presumn- tion on tho part of a farmer to give tho city of Salem some timely sug gestions rogardlng tho repairing of her streets, I humbly submit tho fol lowing ideas. Thoro is a right and a wrong tlmo to build streets, and espe cially streets that havo not beon graveled, and tho right timo is now WMio the mud is drying up. As soon as tho work can be commenced in tho spring boforo tho mud is gone both grader and split log drag should bo put to work and kept at work until the streets aro in good condition. As tho streets aro smoothed teams will travel ovor them and drying mud will pnsk hard and solid. I havo no ticed that It is tho practice to wait until it Is dry In tho spring or until fall rains set in to begin street work. This H tho wrong time, for It Is both timo and money thrown away and tho streota aro In a worso condition than they wero before. In 190G N. HMRBaHKGSMK Oregon Sienna Mineral Paint Co. W. Y. RICHARDSON, Manager Hfe Ret lew of the Proposition jWU Pendleton Tribune. imt economic question which Iptffit confronting tho people i Med States, In tho Judg- M tta Tribune Is tho Improve- ttrour rWers and harbors in a h!ch will ninko of tho un it ote ot national concern. 'Tins them as wo nro now do- w i piece-meal policy is waste- smWietory and almost whol- t results ' 'rtter of this artldo was nt ! dayi ago. whore tho gov- W ku undertakon tho con- M cf a canal and locks ronch- MTt Dalle, sonio 12 or 14 , atoning tho expenditure of i like U. 000.000. tho ur- taj to removo tho obstruction it that place that contln- jswljifkm may be bad from As iart of tho groat Inlnnd Fl most luirlnlila ,111.1 iin- !"ik rate the rosult has boon WMtl so far. It will not bo BQUl many years aftor . U the hoyday of youth ' Pied tO tha Orflnt' Tin. l6 the shew effects of old kKthe money thus bolng usod 1 ' t 'a tie delay and xponso - urn wnieu ims hoen R kJ the ancaraiiBfl of a f i-bHCTO nronnalHnn tit HbBe la a good humor. tsTtraaieat should adopt the 'uattonal Rivera and KMtresj. Mipporti Uy tho " owaratlon ot Pre4ldont "a Iflaugnrate & nr- 'Kri iae exjwndluuro of wryyearuiwn tha im- oar rher and har- ' JNwd. a jftrKe 8Uin mjt fiOt lOBt U nn ,! ) . -. . ,"' -w a Kopt in "mw BnEJHKHSwT " t. jxCm fc $".' i fStl yHH JvVHiHiBlsH aBEKL '. iiMSiM' jM'Bmi &!&'& mlit2n!mHMmWJB BBBBHBPEB t vfiuSSK BBBBJBBBIBbBjBBBjBBkBBBk iHaBUBPsBflBBflpfliBHBBBBH BBM'wiCnM'HEBvBHQKSakBBHBH jB-Wi'ti 'WsyMiHsttBtW It' t, 'IjLte'Aa) WBqffiJPKj rVIflHHHn flBEMHBIslHHDV - -JbIBIIbHI KtJHHrSJKK -ErHDHSBKjP' i BBBBBBBBBBl 4 Wc arc manufacturing forty-two Standard Tints and colors of Oregon Mineral Paint Ground in Oil and Guaranteed Strictly Pure, Durable and Sat isfactory in every particular. m HIS IS THE TIME OP YEAR TO THINK OF PAINTING YOUR HOUSE. THERE IS NO RETTER PAINT TO USE THAN THAT MANUFACTURED UY THE OREGON SIENNA MINERAL PAINT CO., OF SALEM, OREGON. THItf IS A HOME PRODUCT, AND IT IS NOT EXCELLED UY ANY PAINT MADK. PATRIOTIC CITIZENS OF TIIH CITY SHOULD REAR THIS IN MIND AND USE THE OREGON SIENNA PAINT IN PREFER. ENCE TO ANY OTHER. THE COMPANY HAS LATELY E8TAR L1SHED A WHOLESALE HOUSE IN PORTLAND, AT III KABT UNION AVENGE. THE "BREAD LINE" NEW YORK'S UNEMPLOYED. Ik'cnuHo of the lurgu number' of men out of employment New York's fumoiiH "bread line" has been much longer thnn usual during recent weeks. Tho lower of tho accompanying pictures shows thtumcu. recbllng coffa aud d line" In East Tenth ntrcct. Tho tipper picture was takon State on on their THFF PAINTS arc uscd bv thc Merit and have stood the severest tests that can be ap plied. hi ii iTT. TmmmmTTmmTmT i i ! i ii w APPLY BY MAIL OR PHONE, OR CALL AT FACTORY ON TRADE STREET BETWEEN CHURCH AND HIGH 3 This Paint is taken from the Mines in Lane county and manufactured at Salem, Ore. buiiH in the "bread ut ouo of the urmorlos, receive food. m wlioro hundreds of men wero wultlng in lino to faoilltlos demanded nro contemplat ing tho lnvostmont of flvo and ono half billions moro within tho next flvo yoar. Doos auyono aupposa that Bhrowd business inon would mnko this vast Inveatmont for bottormenta aluno If thoy did not boo thoir way c'oar to mnko it profltnblo? And if tho railway manngera have onough faith In tho future of transportation by rnll In this' country to bo willing to mnko srich nn investment, why BhoifM tho Amorlcnn peoplo henltnto to spend ono-flfth of that sum for tho Improvement of thoir wntorwaya? Tho oxpendlturo ot a billion dollars, or oven a much larger Bum, would bo tho best lnvostmont we ovor made If It will aohlovo tho restoration of our vatorways ns olllolont hurtrumon talltios of transportation." tho fnrmor onco got tho habit of sending to tho mail ordor uoubo they can novor broak him of it. Ono of tho hlggoot howls going up ovor tho middio west Is by tho merchants beg ging tho peoplo to stop patronizing tho mall ordor houses and holp hnlld up homo Induatriofl, so It tho mer chants of Salem dollboratoly sit still aud soo a council aqunbblo ovor noth- through, nut hooii splashed out flat Ing but pure foollBlmeca and at tho Stata of Ohio, City of Tojwlo, Lu oo a County, sa. Frank J, Chano makes oath that ho Is sonior pnrtnor of tho firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing buslnoes In the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and over) case of Catarrh that cannot be curod by the uo of tho Hall's Catarrh Gunj. FRANK J. CHENEY, j Sworn to before mo and subscribed In my presence, this Cth day of De Summer etroet was graded as tho dry woathor set In and It wna not long heforo It a thick bed of dust which waa not only liorrlblo to travol -' 1H1U . .. , "J Jil vauH, m.a ?ir2i. - 4 ""piwxea as De- .H lea ..u " ""w ' . :i:; m norm ',:, """-fWn people, fciwT.1' 71 wMr baa a : tab Bk,... - H rmu.,Zmmm'wn iroD C vZ . Wala Senator -, ;ew a follews: t, WeaJth ? earn UUu. ,. ,Ca?vl'?n-,BGw- ',.: wuaeal- " lated wUb (Seal.) A. W. GLEASON. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In ternally, and acts directly on thj blood and mucous surfaowi of tha system. Send for testimonials free F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all drugglBts, 75c Tako Hall's Family PRIa for con. Btipatlon. CO'FFEE The dealing is simple. If you don't like Schil lings Best, it costs you nothing. Yoar rrcKerretursj yosr wbt.tr U yoo doot Ui (t par l3aa and when It rained tho street was a tho grator part of tho winter Just onded, however tho grado on thoBO fttrootH is still high onough to bo of good sorvlw If a spilt log drag or grudor (I would profor tho drag) were to woric unmeujuiuiy, aim may fright. In 1907 sovgral of the utrsots around North Salem Bohool wro gradol ami put In vory good condition but thoy could not pack hard boforo wot woatlior sot In and tho result wiu that thoy woro soon out to ploooB and couldn't bo travolod iHMt for several yonrn If takon oars of hwofe they will nil re-gnrdlng. Now a word to tho Salem mer chants. I beltovo in booitlng and so do you. hut I do not boUov In boost ing to got now settlors here and drive away tho old at the same time. Tho Salem merehauts aru faolng a very gravo situation at th present mo ment and If thoy do not handlo tho question without glovea they will lose trado they wlH nover rogain. I am going to speak tor my locality, and I do not doubt tho same condi tions oxist all areund Salem e have taxed ourselves and have built good roads up to the city limits, from thoro to tho buslnsea part of the city the stroot aro in auoh condition that it Is Impossible to haul a load with out dangor of either getting stuck or breaking wagons and pulling horaae to death. The city council hve had this stato or affairs brought to their notice several times, but so far BOthing has been done Now tomes the crtete mentioned bforo, quite a number of farmers In this YioiRlty have stated lately that ud leis something was done and done foen they wohW commence patroniz ing the Mail order houses and either let Uncle Sera bring the goods to their doer or go to Chemawa and get thorn frew the oars. If the mer- OtbaaU are wise they will raise such a nunpM with thai eauoll that they will oJtker do something or resign their posltlo&s, for merohaats who have hod experlenco ksowr that when sanio tlmo knock tho undor-plnlng from uudor thoir boosting faster than they can Placo it thoro thoy must onlyhlnmo thomsclvoa If In tho course of a year or two thoy find ono thlrd of Salem's buHfucaa going to Sonttl , Portland or San Francisco. Now this artlclo hn become qultu lengthy nltliough I havo tried to con-denc-o and yet bo plain aud mako mjaolf understood bo I will only add If you want to build up Salem per manently bo to It that tho main artorloa loading Into tho city aro al ways In good condition, and ono of the host inveatmontH Salem can make Ih to hlro a man who knows how to build stroeta and pay him what ho Is worth. rtospootfully, A. 13. ZIMMERMAN. Salem, Routo D. u A III Ilnllot, At the stat election In June vot ers will need to go early and take their lunch, for tho ballot will bo a veritable blanket sheet. In addition Make the breakfast a success and the day will take care of itself. a L starts the day right. Aroma tight tins Never in talk. Sold on merit No prize -no coupons-no crockery. J. A. Tolgmr ft C to tho list of atnto and county candi dates to bo selected from, thoro wilt bo vnrlouu moaBiiroa to bo considered and It l uono too oarly to bo making a study of them. Hero Is tho list: To Inoroaso tho annual appropria tion for tho stnto university to 9 125, 000. To requlro railroads to Issuo passes to all stato, county and tlln triot odlclnls. To appropriate $100,000 for na tional guard armorios. To givo shorlffs oxclusivo control of county prisoners, Amendments to tho coiiBtHiitlon for whioh potltlons havo been filed orttro now bolng circulated are: To Increased tho mini bo r of Judges of tho supremo court from three to flvo (by legislature). To givo political parties propor tionate; representation In tho legis lature. To provld. for tho recall of pub lic ofllclals and (o elect thulr suc cessor. To tako from tho district attorney tho powor of ludiotmont and Invoit It exclusively In grand juries. To exompt certain proporty from taxation. To prevent tho legislature from amending or repealing initiative laws (by tho stato grange). To give each city or town tho sole right o rogulate Hs business houses, gambling, thoators and tho like as It pleases. To oxtond suffrage to women. Petition to tho following bills have beon filed and nr6 being, circulated: Th corrupt practice not. Limit Ing tho amount of money that can dldates may spend for campaign pur poses, Requiring tho general assembly to1 ratify the selection of senators made by tho people. i 1 For th division of Wasco county and the creation of another county, with Hood River as tho county seat. Prohibiting the tuning for salmon Prohibiting the fishing for salmon except with flsbwbeels between Celllo and Astoria. (By The Dalles ilih 'canneries.) Prohibiting tho fishing for salmon above tho mouth of the Sandy. (Uy, the Astoria fishermen.) , Enlarging the powers of the Port- I of Portland In tbci nterests of better, navigation on the lower Willamette and Columbia rlvors. (Ilv tho peo ple of Multnomah county.) -o- ! Not Crowd tlin Season. The first warm days ot spring bring with 'thorn a doslro to got out and onjoy tho oxhlllratlng a.lr and sun shliw. Children that hnva boon hoiiBod up all wlutor aro brought out and you wondor whoro thoy all on mo from. Tho hoavy winter cloth Ing Is thrown aaldo mid many shod (heir flannels. Then n cold wave omos and pooplo say that grip Is epidemic. Colds at this season are ovou mnro dnngoroua thnn In mid wlntor, there is punch moro dan gor of pneumonia. Tako Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy, however, and you will havo nothing to foar. It aN ways euros, and wo havo never known n cold to result in pneumonia when It wn used. It Is pleasant and safo to tako. Children liko It. For Bale at X)r. Stone's drug storo. Bargains Still closing out my old stock, especially ladles' and ohlldrpns' shoes and slippers. Prices $2.25, $2.51, $2.75 aid $3.M Give mo a call and seo these hargalns. Repairing neatly dono. Many Pairs Sold at Cef Jacob Vogt 345 State St. J fifM!lMit.iX;p'TS: I SilS9kMhDr.$,C3m ' I J t JW iJAi
