DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 4. 1008
'!V COUNTY IS ASSURED.
-3Iwm1 lUver Confident Division Will
Bo Authorized at Juno Election '
Storm Cloud of Past Effort. Are
Swept Away,
th
'Hood River -courtly will Jdg added
v ttao map of Oregon " after the
mics are courted in' June if present
Judications are borne out at the
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,olla." , v.ffr.
p This is the -wish; and" hope' and
lIMlol of A. A. Jayno and Truman
iButlor, both of Hood ijlijyor ft'nq
yoro in Portland Saturday. Both
'jk-c ardent advocates of the creation
)mt hn nft-w county of Hood River
rlrdm' tho present co'unfV of Svasco
w .' .-. ..-a -i ' -1.. .. A.
kea conienu pnaii not ouiy uu mu
people of Hood River desire tho
leVsango, but that the majority of tho
'people in the remaining part of
fasco county are of a similar mind.
RlttJcr Fights Heretofore.,
Tho formation of Hood ""River
'fcunty has boon tho causo'of, bitter;
ffblltical bftU( in tho ieglalajure
ffer tho pairt wveransoeslOnB. "Each
Itimo tho .creation ofthe .county V.af
jnado tho object of bitter attacks
!irfy residento of Wasco county and
!uocauso of different trades and com
''Dlnations tho pasango of tho division
Aill was defeated, 'J ' " '
, Thin time the measure has been
Jthkcn before tho peoplo of tho atato,
jb Itc provided by tho present amond
ihorit of tho constitution providing
that corporations may bo founded
'by -general laws but not by tho log;
'islatlve assembly by special laws.
' Beth Mr. Jayne and Mr. Bult.or
t -contond that all tho legislature can
',do under tho present state of (the
,law is to pnos a gonernl law by the
provisions of which any community
may form a new county provided it
complies with tlic provisions of". the!
law. Under this condition, therc
Jore, tho only way which a new
Isounty can bo formed Id by tho Inl
'tjative which has been utilized In the
present case.
' Has General Support.
"AH of tho records of Wasco
epunty show that tho peoplo adja
cent to Hood Itlvor are ablo and
willing to form and Bupport a now
eounty," said Mr. Jayno In dlscus
alng the question yesterday. We
&avo the area for a now county, we
Save the products, and wonlth, the
property lo support a county gov
ernment. Thero is no reason why
we should not bo permitted to have
tfee county.
"Tho desire for tho now county,
is unanimous In tho Hood Rlvor
Watrlct," continued Mr. Jayno. "I
-understand thnt tho largo majority
of the peoplo in tho vicinity of The
Dalles are alHo in favor of allowing
tho Hood Rlvor peoplo to havo the
pew county if they deslro to havo it.
The two district aro different. Thoy
raise dlfforent products havo differ
ent Ideas In many wayH and aro dis
tinct, Hood River and Its vicinity
,tave tho foundation .upon which to
.enatruct a pew, county, tho pooplo
lie I re to havo tho now dlotriot
prftatod and I bollcvo that it Is only
just that ifho peoplo of tho state
should assist In giving thorn what
tkfx desire. .
Healthy Population at tlw Start.
"Tho now county will havo a pop
ulation of about 7, COO with an area
f GOO square mile?,' In the district
there aro now 20 school houses,
mvoh of which rfro graded and havo
fr.om two to eight rooniB each. There
M also a $30,000 high school randor
construction. E.von after the divis
ion, should It ho made, Wasco coun
ty will havo !a population of 1,500
and a proporO valuation of $5,457,
7S0, thus leaving it .one of tho
, strongest counties In tho stato,
"If th'o peoplo tif tho stato under
stood tho condition surrounding tho
jt?nrt of the Hood River people to
w?cnro tho creation of a now county
thero would ho no doubt but thei tho
satire voto of tho 'State would bo
caat for tho bill. As it Is I believe
that the measure will bo favorably
considered by tho voters of tho stno
and that the new ccunty will bo
Authorized,"
Mr, Jttyuo and Mr. Butler re
turned to their homes at Hood Rlv-i
or yesterday afternoon.
" -o- 1
Doafnohs Cannot he Cured,
by local applications, us tli - cannot
reaeh the diseased portions of the
ear. There Is only one way to euro
deafnes', nnd that Is by constitution
al romedlce. Deafness Is caused by
an iullamcd condition of the mucous
lining o' tho Eirtachlan Tube. When
) tala tube Is, Inflamed you havo 'a
, rumbling sound or- Imperfect hear-
'lug, ahdwwhcn it is onllroly c'oaod,
deafness is the result, and uuless tho
, lnftamatlon can be taken out and
hthls tube restored to its normal con-
'dltion, hoaring wl'l ' bo destroyed
'' forever; nine oaies put of ten afo
caused by Catarrh, which Is uothlns
t but au lullamed (joiulltlon of tho
fLMuucous surfaces,
Y will glvetlOno Hundred Dql-
jslarg for any case of dfatnes (caused
-f by catarrh) that cannot bo cured by
tHall CajirrktCMre.. Send;.(pr cirr
Sculara fredl 'F,lJ; CHKNKY ft CO,,
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VI
THE LATEST
NEW YORK I
FASHIONS
t
Tho dreeses prepared for tho coin
In c summer aro amonit the lovcHosi
models ever 'e'vorvod ' in fashiona
realm and tho lingerie gowns paf
tlcula'rjj; aro, perfect dreama of
bwvuty. Theeo costumes aro lay
Ishiy trimmed and most romarkabfe
combinations of (laces are found up-,-on
'hm, n' ono drea fs 6ftei
aoen. Valenciohnes, filet, ImltaUoS
Irish, Vcniso and Prlnccso lace all
united to fornr-n. -single dealgn ariS
when embroidery is also Included
it, hi; easy to see how elaborate aro
some "pl tho effects. (
Allover embroidery and flofanclrig,
as vfell as" Insertion sand 'band pai
torns, aro alsd ubed' in the conatnlc
tion of ?lngerio gowns and tha af
forda a welcome change from the
popular lace trimmed frock.
Foulard and Pongee Drcwcs.
That old standby, foulard, is ah
In Copenhagen blue aro seen and
this shndo in 'also Very fashionable
combined "With other colors In para
sols of tusaah. silk, pongee-' or taf
feta. Some elaborate linen para
sols have appllqucd and embroidered
medallions Bet on over cut out por
tions of the body material creating
a yery pretty effect. Tjucse medal
lions aro often trimmed with narrow
Valenciennco lace which also edges,'
tho parasol.
' Suits- of Linen and Pique.
Linen and pique .BUlts in both
plain and fancy styles are to bo
Worn ,6 greai deal thia-Bummer, the
larger prbportldn oi those costumes
S'olng in tho fancy lace trimmed,
embroidered or soutache braided
models. Tho fashiowrHoBt favored
aro' tho jumper or princess designs
with a coat ofv tad. samp, inajeriat.
White, ofi.courBo, in tho .' favbrlto
shade,, Ut more colored llnenB will
bo jWOn than ,1MB been the caso
for years, palo pink, bluo aud lav
endar are tho leading tints.
Doth white and colored piques are
shown trimmed with designs In
t
Regulating German Stoww. -Consul
General Richard Gubnthor
sends from Frankfort tho following
summary ot a now pleasure to be
introduced in tho Gormnn relchstog
merbhnndlso, stocks:' -
The fetleral government of Ger
many has submitted to the govern
ments of tho individual states tho
draft of a bill to bo laid before tho
national legislature, which is to
.check an abuse in tho retail business
the sqiiing on proceuuro wnoreuy
tho purchasing public is deceived and
honest businesa competitors are ser
iously injured. The now bill pur
poses to amend tho present law
iigoinst "Illicit competition." It
fixes (1) a. penalty of D000 markp
($1190) fine, or Imprisonment up to
12 months, if; a person advertises or
offers goods for sale aa being part
of the stock of a. bankrupt unless
such person hnp .been actually au
thorized by ji .received in bankruptcy
or a legally constituted nuthdtty; or
(2) wb.cn a person or firm having
announced the selling off of tho
stock in order to close business adda
goods to the stock in order to in-
soutache braiding of tho same shade, crease tho.BaleB.
There aro also eomo smart looking The ponalty nppjlcs oven where
it is proved that tho atock has been
Increased before the announcement
for "selling out" was made in terms
I.Ike these: "Total closlng-out sales
on account ot death,!' or "to reduce
tiu'siricsV' or "on account of lack of
storage room," or "to got rid of o'd
Btock," nnd Blmllar devices used to
mlylead the public.
v ACCOMODATES
THE PIBLIG
The Knd of the World.
should it come tomotrow would find
fully 1-a of the people suffering. with
rheumatism of rlthor slight or 'se
rious nature. Nobody need surfer
with rheumatism for Bollard's Snow
Liniment drives away the. trouble,
relieves the pain InBtantly and
leave the unr 11 s well nnd sunnlc as
jniyo-year old. .Sold by all dealers.
New Notaries.
C. E. Redfield, Heppner; Paul M..
Sims, Salem; Chas, E. Euchlor, So
davlllo; Geo. G. Howard, Arleta;
Andrew T. Thompson, P rrtlnnd; W.
S. Hall, Sllctz.
o-
Hud Attack of DyHentery Ciuvd.
"An honored citizen of, this town
wbh 1 ufferlng from n severe attack
of dysontory. He to'd a frlond if ho
could obtain n bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, ho felt confident of being
cured, ho having uad this remedy
In tho Woat. Ho was told thnt I
kept it in stock and lot no time In
obtaining It, nnd was prompt'y
cured," s'nys M. J. Loach, druggist,
of Wolcott, Vt. For sale by Dr.
Stpiie's drug seoro.
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. Sklddoo day In Renttlo will be
battleship day.
Tho Above Ikttlgn Is by tho McCalt Co. of New York, Fashion Publish
trs nd Manufacturcrx of McCull l'attcriw.
Valiwd Same Ak Gold.
B. G, 8towart, a morchnnt of Ce
dar View, Mis?., says: "I tell my
customers when they buy a box of
Dr. King's New Life Pills they gat
tho worth ot that much gold In
wolghtj lf:nflllcted jvith.u'oustlpntlon,
malaria or -biliousness." 'Bold rtndor
guarantiee at J. O. Porry'a drug
store. .25c.
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Ntnv Corporation!!.
LcBtor Hydraulic Rom & Irriga
tion CompanyPrincipal oluce,
Portland, Oregon; capital Mock,
$100,000; Incorporators, J. "E. Lob-
iwpular ai ovor this ne'aspn a"dj?Is whlto aulta trimmed with thick
seen In both satin and twill effects corda covered with colored pique nr-
iin.l In iibwI for lint li nlnln nnd nlnb. ranced In thn form of ornaments" OU
orato gowns. It Is mudo up Into tho front 0. tho coat, on the Bleovester' Cliorlei Stout and G. A. Joth
slmplo shirt wnlat dressea or hand- and occailonally on tho panels 01 !;
soniij jumper or gulmpe frockB. tho skirt.
Fancy buttons aro used a great, The skirt buttoned up the front
deal on these costumes and so aro panel is unquestionably the most
bands of satin, fancy silk
Local
.i
To.'
So!d ty" druggie. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pllla for con
stlputlon.
Express
princess Jumper had a high girdle
cut In one with the Bklrt, whicl,to
gother with the Bhou'vdor straps vaa. Express
elaborately braided In palo tyue, Local
soutache. The coat was In he J Express
80!iilrittliiR uirectoiro siyio anu.LKJcai
showed nn elabornte pattern of
building all ardund tho edgo amLup
tho sido scams. J
Fashions hi Footwear,
Novor before waa fashion so In
sUteut in domnudliig that her vot
aries Hhould bo dnlntly shod in toct
wear that accords in tone either with
tho ureas or Its trimming:. T.'io
increasing demand for shoes made
of tho now Chrome tanned glazud J
kid which, cornea In several shades,
Is duo, no doubt, to tho fact that
there Is something in the tanning
of tho kid that makes It not only
pllablo and lustrous, but also Im
pervious to. moisture, sq that If one
Is caught In a hard down-pour, one's
shnoB aro not stretched out of
shape, and lo-la only necessary to
wipe off" tho grime with a damp
dcth and then rub fhem dry to
restore nil -their color and finish, .
Dainty Snmmrr Paracols.
Tucked parasols are very smart
lnde,ed, and tho tucking is usually
arranged as a border. Many effect
Ornuts Pass Irrigation nnd Power
Company Prhfclpal office, Grants
Pass, Oregon; capital stock, $25,-
bralds popular of tho newly introduced j 000; Incorporators, S. .T. Harmellng.
dr., j. 11. IWKK3 iiuu ,). u. iwiey.
T. S. Town&ond Creamery Com
pany Principal office, Portland, Or Or
eeon: cnpftal stock, $40,000; incor
porators, T. S. Townsend, A. A. Un
derbill end D. A. Mclntyro.
Amorfcnn Dovo!opmont Company
Principal office, Portland, Ordgon;
capital stock, $50,000; Incorpora
tors, E. M. Runyan, A. L. Veazle and
J. C. Venzie.
and gulmps and, pf course,.lacos and skirt styles. This model Is used' for
heavy laco Insertions, ilo:h woolen, silk and cotton gowns.
Pongeoa In natural colors and all! LUCY CARTER.
tho modish shades is made up (ntoj o-
somo beautiful costumes. A charm-! Oregon Klectlrc Time Table,
lug Jumper dross .o( palo bluo ppn-j Time of arrival and departuro of
geo in tho rough woavo now so fash: cars at Salem la as follows, Portland
lonablo had a coat to match. fl?u and intermediate peints:
Arrive
8:40 a. m.
10:50 a. 111.
1:25 p.m.
4:20 p. m.
5:45 p, m.
S;20 p.m.
(,
Leave
0:00 a. m,
9:05 u. 111.
11:05 a, in.
1:45 p. m.
'3:2S p. m,
6:00 p. m.
Whoo;ilng Cougl),
"In February our daughter had
tho whooping cough. Mr. Lane, of
Hartland, reeommendd Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and said It
gavo his customers the best of satis
faction. We found It as he said,
and can recommend It to anyone
having ch'ldren troubled with
whoo'-.ing cough, says Mrs. A. Goss,
The Most Common Cause of
Suffering.
Rheumatism causes more pain
and suffering than nny other disease,
for the reason that it is -tho most
common of all Ills, nnd It Is certainty
gratifying to Mifferprg to know thai
Chamberlain's Liniment will afford
relief, and make rest and sleep pos
sible. In many cases the rellof from
pain, which Is at first temporary,
has become permanent, wh'le In o'd
poop'e subject to chronic rhuran
tlsm, often brought on by dampness
or change in th weather, a per-
of niirniitl. Mich. For saie" by ,Dr '"" e "t ' yi
Stone's drug store. . tho ro ,0 irtQn l,al" vhlch this Hnl-
., l. .- , mrnt affqrds 1? alone worth many
I Tcjn ;yearat ago Dewey took Ma
nila,' a greati feat In warfare. Ad
miral Dewey continues to havo a
warm place in tho hearts of hlf
countrymep.
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A Happy Father.
Is Eoon turned to a sad one If he
luu to walk tho floor every night
w'Mi a crying baby. McGee's Baby
Elixir will make tho child veil, r
soother Its nerves, Induce healthy,
norma! slninber. Best for disorder
ed bowo'a and sour stomach all
teething babies need It. Plea -ant to
take, sure, and safe, conta'na no
harmful drugs. Price 25 and 56
cents per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
times its cost. 25 nnd 50 cent size?
for sale by Dr. Stone's drug store
R To properly take care of additional
UuBines leaving Portland for San
HP
granclsco on May 2nd, account -warship
maneuvers at the Bay Clty.train
No. 15 leaving Portland, 7J4S p. ra.
$fay 2nd, will run in two sections.
Tho first section will consist of ono
mall car, ono observatlpn' car, two
dining cars and!'elgb!t' standard sleep
pis. ", Tho consist of second section ap
proximately will bo ono express, two
tiaggago cars, tbroe day coaches or
chair cars, two 'tourist sleepera.
' ' Ab no dining car on second sec
Uon breakiaat wilj.bo.ecr.vcd t Glen
dnlo lunohat Ashland,' . (dinner at
Dunsmuir, breakfast at San Fran
Cisco or Oakland a'fter arrival.
I; If travel Justifies -additional tour
ist cars or day coaches will bp placed
fn tho second section to meet the re
quirements, 'A
In addition. to the extra sorvice
No. 13 leaving Portland ' midnight
yrl bo operated as usual.
-' With this excellent train eervico
passengers will bo w611 taken care of.'
Borth reservatl'ouB may be k-pcurcd
through tho ticket agont.
Note particularly only . first, claai
s'oepjng car pasoongDrs will be car
ried in the first section.' ' " ,
WM. M'MURRAY,
JNO. M. SCOTT-. Gen. Pass;' Xgt.
A. G. P. A.
W IAuiars
Now Vn.V v..T8 D
Ending (o show tfcW
Theodora Rhn.., . 0I m 1
triku in nn ,...ISuii
was removal t. attwa
the New Yor, i ; hiifl
The cable , tncr,roh
from the aea'h;, A
in IbeHoTGlir'
'oaM-tho'riirSSHi
M " hhWZk
nrrnmnnnl..j . VTAJH K A k
..... uuiiii. nil. 1 aAJV
of his sister, the lHSj
An hour later t,II!?S
llheLZ
poHprt oBriav isy 73
duke mtiLtHzFrt
where the next mon)ts?
found dead by ate fclfe; j
.i.S10!S.?J5,?!jiJ
vvMtruvn L IIHM , It ulU ". T
?&,?!! i3iS
to take. Sniri w .1 i!1.'.
. i 'i nnift"
MAY PARDON
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IS LAND EMPIRE
AVANTS BAIT AIR
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All the ComnuT-clul Oruiluitlo
Should Ask ExcuVsiou Itat (o
Hi'asldi! IUsort.
Tha Commercial club of Wnlla
WaMa, Washington, has paaood reso
lutions urging tho railroad compan
ies to grant a one-fare rate for tho
round trip, by continuous passage,
between polntB in interior Washing
ton rnd Oregon and tho oeaalde rc
oorts of the.W) two atatea. It Is Tin
deratood that the club also favors 0
hlghor rate when etop-ovor privi
logos are allowed. Tho Walla Walla
club baa requested the commercial
bodies of Eaatcrn Oregon, Washing
ton nnd Idaho, na well no the Com
mercial club of Portland, to pass
similar resolutions. It 1p hoped thnt
favorable action inay be taken by
all, aa the people of .tho interior
should be given tho opportunity of
vbitlng tho coast especially during
tho summer montlis, nt tho least
pob-clblo con.
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It Rcnclwd the Spot.
Mr. E. Huraphroy, who bwm a
Inrcn nnnnrnl Rtoro nt Omoita. O.,
nnd is president of tho Adams Coun-l
ty Telephone Co., as well as of the.
Home Telophone Co , of imk county,
0.. say of Dr. King's New Discov Discev
ery: 'It sav?d my lifo once. At
least I think it did. It seemed to
reach the spot the very Boat of my
cough when everything elie foiled."
Dr. King's New Discovery not only
roachss the cough spot; It healB tho
soro epots and the weak spots in
throat, lungt and cheat. So'd under
guarantee at J. C. Perry's drug
store. 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle,
free.
- Frankfort, Ky, Mr f
source that i3 oanM, ,
reliable. It ! ctfn. ,1..
Wilson win u on the ij
of Caleb Powers and iw -
serving llfo sentcnesa ta m
In the murder of Gorerwr faM
ior iiuraon mifl wetX-poa!l)iM
nfternoon. , 3
Krom tne nmo iourc.ltl!wi
ed that tho governor lu esIi'i
his mind to pardon both mi. mm
has found nothing In lierw.-hij
the trials of the noted rrlw.iftj
he considers sufficiently luritbl
Ing to hold them.
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.SOl'THEHX PACIFIC COMPANY
Have made very low rates acccunt
of Greater Norrts & Rowe circus
which will exhibit at Salem. May 4.
1908, round trip tickets for this oc-(
ca&slon wil be sold for one and one-'
third faro botwaeu Jefferron and
Canby, Woodlxurn to Sl'verton, Inc.
WM. M'MURRAY,
JOHN M. SCOTT, J. P. A. j
A. G. P. A. 4-29-4.t.?
,
RK'KRKAL WILL HAVE
.0kL PICNIC PltqGUAM
County School Superintendent H.
C. Seymour ha sot the date for the
annual school picnic at Rlckreall for
Saturday, May l'C." Thoprogram for
this picnic will lie something quite
novol, aid will be In tho form of
an ontortalnmnft commomoratlve of
the first school eer Jiponoj n Or
egon. Several ofjtHenea and wo
men who attended .that schoolwlU
be present and a:sist in tho program
The WorldV Best Climate,
Is not entirely fre-fjom. disease,
on the high Lvatlonji fevars nre
vaP. while oa the hakprlU vols - ma
laria h encounteredK areaer or
lass f xtP'.it. according fo altitude. To
overcome cl'mate affections, lass
tude. ma'aria. Jaundice, bllllousnes .
frvw "id auo. and general deb" t .
th rot offealve remedy In Metric
DUterp. b great a te-atlve and
bood purifier: the an I4ote for
' l..n:.. uian1rneu. 11--r-
eveiy iuii in uuui-i .'. "" M ,,ior
votuneiSL.ana insomnia. Sold ur.uor
ty t n Perrv s. drug
st(V&.r Prlft 50c.rl '
TU'aV of the 'r.ee advertl-dng
. . . .... - ',?Ttrit til
i'ortianu raisseo uy "- n
fltet.
A fimllr-. . t
la n protty hard thing lo ivt:
wuen ycAirn uiue, dihooi til
of sorts. There l a turt tn
all kinds of stomach anj llrer
nlnints constipation and in
Ballard's Horblno It mild, ji
Bolutfly effective In all cum.
r.n coats per bott'e. wt
dealers.
Ni'W Electric SchMlife
Tho Oregon Electric IhilHjs
pany havo chnnged thtlrtlaei
so thnt cars will be Ittritj !
covering a period of It hortl
first car will leave here H I '
1n the morning and UUUrtom
6 o'clock in the evenly.
,..1.1 ..nnn nnWIM'a Wild I
illDini uuuii " - .1
Salve. It s especially good WKi
So'd by all druggUta.
iietiewlni! Cittern
The fire engine, was jot U
this morning at the Intcrj
Commercial and Court lW
Ing out tho cistern la order j
of the bg tank wllh new lVtj
vniiw tn Clwnee Clde,,
...... ...r,M StK'
..,,.- ,. u.oliv lTfB Vi
common council of tho Ojm
lorn, Oregon, e.doptea n-rji
April 27, 150MOMO'--
In said city between the "tJ
Commercial street im ".
at Church street, m i
.frwtlnsoldcltyWiree.
bank of. South MM W"
change to oe .
with the profiles and WJ
..... . US' ury o J
JllllUU II Ml" "
rq , f the commea
By order ot the
BP1-1
4-30-llt.
Poison Oak PoisoninR.
BaUnr.d'siSnow Llnlmentcures It.
writVsMy wife has. discovered that
Bnow Llniroont curea "P;'sn 9?
Poisoning." a very palHUtfrpwui-.
Sho not only cured, a case of it on
..-,Qw ' WVA 'of rher friends
272-mCibi jwho were poisoned by this same
"
Price 25c, 50c and $1.0.
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I4it.0 nr wj wa (wij tsi" ' - 1
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