Daily capital journal., May 07, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY', MAV 7, iOOR
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
14. HOFER, E1. ami Prop.
An Independent Newspaper Dorotcd to American lTlnclple and &t
tho'l'rogroM and Devclopemcnt of All Oregon. 7iLita.
Pnbllttied Krory Evening Srccpt Sunday; SMera, Orc& if wffuIO?!?V.
'. SUBSCRIPTION KATES. 'r UPcS-
-V vjln Variably, In Advance.) ' " , tf WkN
Oally, by carrier, per year , SO.00 Per motitb....'........COc I A xJh
2taUr, 1y mall, periyear- 4.00 1'er month ....33o A ' lPw V
Weekly, by mall, per rear....... 1.00 Six month, 60o V
- i i ii i
K SPBOIAL DKLIVKftY. . i
"Syir .c 'jyeRieHce of 'aubscrlbera bfranck delivery eSces arc 4tat
Mwd 'at !tke ftowtef 8lMa at 85 tenia, per month, $1.89 for tare
tatMt'tt u -'
A'sylaim Store, 'F. O. Do Voo & Son, Asylum Avenue Junction.
Carline, Seventeenth atreot o A. W. Lane, 3ardon Road store.
Drug's Store. Alex. Dauo. South Commorclal street,
"Electric Store. C. M. Epploy, East Stato street.
ITalr. Grounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fair Grounds Road.
'Howell's Coraer, Twelfth and Gross ntreota,
O.'K. Greeery, A. A. Bagleba t, Twelfth street:
Wkeoler'g Store, W. D. WhctJcr, Highland avenue.
Yew fParlc Stor , F. G. Dower ox. Twelfth and Leslie.
,
"CRITICIZE .JURY SYSTKM.
board should remain open It Is now
of nil times, to afford the producer
a place where he can market his
produce nnd obtain money to ''pay
his debts. Close th'o board and you
c!6bo nip tho puHlnoss on Stnte
street." 'Tho commltteo remained
Until they wdro assured the Board
of Tra'do would remain open. .The
Item, is Interesting as showing tho
close relationship existing between
the Board of Trade transactions and
other lcgltlmato lines of business
of all kinds, which would suitor if
tho marketing of tho nation's crops
for futuro as well as Immediate de
liveries were prohibited.
NOTICE
!
zona. "It Is not this country's des
tiny to assimilate nil the nations of
The American system of solectlng the world," he said. "You should
."furore wan sovoroly scored by Sldnoy strive to keep pure the blood of the,
"S. J. Stcndtnan, a. London barrister,
who visited a Chicago ourt room
sanu listened with atnaxemont to Uio
long uxamlnatlou. of talcsmon. Ho
declared that In England oven In the
most Important civil and criminal
cii8BH, tho jury, as a rule, Is secured
"within thrco minutes. "Tho prin
cipal olllcer of the court, whoso duty
'is to ubsIbI the Judge, Is sntppllod
"with a list usually containing 40
or 50 nnmes tnkon from a list of
"persons qualified to servo," he said.
"'From thlH list ho calls -12 name,
tnfclnc thorn from tlir. ttnr in miv
order ho pleaHes. As each man Inj
wuioii no goos. into me jury nox
until 12 nro there. At that moment
thcro is a pause before thoy nro
sworn, when either side may chal
lenge but that right Is rnrely used.
The good faith and Impartiality of
the Jury Ik takon for granted. After
Hint moment elapses, tho Jury Is or-
tloml to arise, tho oath Is adminis
tered, and at once the counsol for
tho prosecution rises to open his
founders of America. It Is the blood
of Washington nnd Lincoln that Is'
tho true strain of America. Would
yci have It become a mon
And this from an ndvocate of de
mocracy. As o the faults of thU
country, ho said; "What Amerlcn
neoilB Ik a thrashing. You are all
too proud, loo full of conceit. You
worship tho mnterlnl, you Bcorn tho
things that arl,hlghor than tho ma
terial. Business Is everything':
learning Is nothing. Why, even
China, of Jts kind, has a higher typo
of civilization than you have."
A Unppy Father,
is soon turned to a sad one If' he
hns to walk itho floor every night
with a crying baby McGeo'a Baby
Elixir will malto tho child well.
soother Ita norves. induce healthy,
normal slumber, Best for disorder
ed bowolB nnd Bour stomach all
teething babies need It. Pleasant to
take. sure, "and safe, contains no
harmful drugs, Price 25 and GO
cents per bottle. Sold by nil dealers.
o
Wouldn't Suit Her.
Mr s. SpondorB I wonder how
you'd llko it If I ever got "now-wo-manlBh"
and Insisted upon wearing
mon's lothoa?
Mr. Spondors Oh, I haven't any
fear of you over doing that. Men's
.. clothes tire never very expensive.
Vslllliuuu oiuuuiuu mill niiivo.
Irritation of tho throat and hoarse
ncss nro roilovod Immediately by
two or Ihreo llttlo awnllows of
Kemp's Balsam, tho boat cough cur.
Grip patients should mnko n note
of this.
A N YTI 1 1 Sli SIO.VIFI CANT?
Discovery that the Slnndard Oil
company owns considerable prop
erty on "Crooked street," in Chica
go, has been a ray of Joy of lato toi
tho paragrapher, and It bail called
attention also to other Chicago
streets significantly named. Thci
h "Fake street," and there Is "Law
avenue," uud way up on the north
cnM.M The Kngllsh solicitor was side, an hour's ride from business.
rjiobltlvo tho British usually arc. Is "Knrlv nvonuo." Nenr it i
"Good Btrcot," and for the newly
wedded, "BII8B avenue." If these
do not suit there Is "Best nvonuo."
Tho uiuno of "Ojir- Btroot" hns lent
a neighborly ntmpsphero to the lint
district where tho. May iBt moving
vans nro numerous. Sonio persons,
presumably the aspiring ' ones,
have Bought'-homcs In "High Btroot"
nnd "Hill street," nnd those who
hnvo bumped tho bumps during
hard times nro leaving "Hillock, av
enue," some of thorn to' "Dlttor
Sweet Place," 'others of lugubri
ous tastes Hvo on "Comotory drive,"
and others, porhnyg tho ndvontur
otiS, live on, "Alaska streot," or
"Panama Btroot," with India and
Ceylon near at, hand. In llou of
suburban life, householders In the
outskirts hnvo ''Plum street" and
"Poor Htroet." Ono of tho main
thoroughfares for tho hurrying feet
of clerks In tho morning hours Is
"Hush alruot," nnd "many nro tho
dear onos" who cross "Jordan
stroet." Tho discovery of tho Stand
ard Oil's titles In "Crooked Btropt"
was made whon tho assessors rati
down tho ownership for taxation
purposes.
positive that under tho British
systom miscarriages of Justice were
rare, and that "graft" and "Jury
Tlxlng" are practically unknown. Ho
gasped in astonishment ns ho listen-
'd to tho quizzing of the vonlronien,
and heard tho lawoyrs for tho prose-
cation and defense question thorn.
Whon told that In some Instances!
flays olnpso without a Blnglo Juror
ibclug scoured, ho oxclnlmed: "Tho
UJmo wasted by your methods- must
1)0 prodigious. Tho Judge, the wnit
1ng Jurymen, the parties to.tho'cnitco
and tho counsel think of-tho time
itlxnt goes for naught. A few mln
nltes tlovoted by the Judge at tho
opening of tho cne, or oven In tho
Mumming up, would in practically
ovory Instance nojiluvo tho samo end,
Tho whuultto of Justice would go
ground faster."
Mado It Pity.
SI Senver Wit Snyder mortgaged
his farm to buy nn nutomoblle.
Join Wlnrow .Yes; but this win
tor when tho snow was too deop tor
ride ho used tho machlno as a Btn
tlonnry onjlne, sawed 234 cords o'
wood; pressed 3S9 bales o' hay an
straw; did the mllkln', sopnratln'
Notlro to Improve a Portion of
Winter Struct in City of Salem,
Notice is hereby given thnt at the
meeting of th'o common council, hold
April n, 1008, n resolution was
adopted to Improve Wlntor street in
tho, city, of Salem, Oregon, includ
ing Intersection, from tho north
side of NoVth Mill Crook brjdgo to
the Fair Ground road in said city, in
tho following manner:
First, by placing in tiling not less
than 21 Inches In clrcumforonco
across said Wlntor strept whro said
Wlntor Dtreet Is intersected by tho
north line of North Btroot; whore it
is Intersected by both the north and
south lino of Market street, and
whoro It is Intersected by the south
lino of tho Fair Ground road.
Second, by establishing tho grade
and by grading nnd filling tho Bald
Wlntor street between said polntB,
to conform to said grad.o, except as
monuonca in paragraph throe horo
of, with full 'ihtorsoctlons.
Third, by leaving or plowing out
n stlrp 12 foot In width, full longth
of thq proposed Improvement along
tho conter of said street tb a dopth
of 10 Inches bolow ho established
grado of said street nnd whon so
plowed rolled with a steam roller
and then filling tho snmo to a depth
of 6 Inches with crook gravol and
then rolling tho samo nnd upon this
spread a Inyor of A Inches of crushed
rock well filled with rock screen
ing, so tho Biirfncc of said Improve
ment shall bo lcvol with the estab
lished grado of Bald street.
Fourth, by taking away tho brldgo
over" tho ditch vhoro snld Winter
street Intersected the Fair Grounds
road and laying tiling In snld ditch,
and covering said tiling with dirt In
such n manner thnt snld ditch will
bo filled full width of said Wlntor
stroo,t- on n lovol with tho aurfneo
of said street, cavo and except a
strip 12 feet In width In center of
Bnld Winter street, whoro Bnld Win
ter Mtrcet Intersects snld ditch at
which point said ditch shall bo filled
with dirt to only within 10 Inchos
of tho surface of said street, upon
which shall be placed six Inches of
BOOTH RRX PACIFIC
R. R. TIMK TAIILK
an cummin' with the machine; cut
feed for tho chickens nn cattlo and ...,. -.,, ,, nnn aif, ,,,
umped tli' water to th' house. Wit hn ,)0 lacC(1 4 lIncll0a ot CPUBnod
Time Card No. 5a Kffcrtlvo Sunday
December 20tli, 12.01 A. M.
Toward Portland Passongw.
No, 16.-5:53 A. M. Oregon Express
No. 18,-8:40 A. M. Cottngo Grove
Passenger.
No, 12.2J45 P, m. Roseburg png.
Bongor,
No. 14.-0:13 P. m, Portland Kx-
press.
Townrd Poiilnnd Freight.
No. 2255:00 P. M. PorUand Fast
Freight.
No. 22C--10: 40 A. M., way freight
arrives.
No. 226 11:28 A. M.,' way 'freight
doparta;
Toward San FrnncWo Paflscngor.
No. 11.-11:03 A, M. Roseburg Paa
sengcr. '
No. 17.-6:45 P. M. Cottage Grove
Passongor.
No. 15.-9:66 P. M. California Ex
press. No. 13.-2:01 A, M. San Francisco
Express.
Toward San Francirfco Freight.
No. 221. 2.43 A. M. Portland Foot
Frolght.
No. 22511.28 A. M. way freight.
o
CORVALLI8 & EASTERN R. R.
T1MJ3 TABLE
No. 4
Loavos . Dntrolt 1:00 p.m.
fallows, commencing Jan. 16, 1908"
Tmins for Corvnllls.
No. 8
Loaves Albany 7:55 a.m.
rrlvcs nt Corvallls ...,8:35a.m.
No. 10.
Loaves Albany 3:55 p.m.
Arrlvoa at Corvalllo ... 4:35p.m.
No. G
Lcavoa Albany 7:45 p.m.
Arrlvco at Corvallls . . .. 8:25 p.m.
TrnliiH for Albany.
No. 5
Loaves C'lrvnllls 6:30 a.m.
Arrives at Albnny 7:10 a. m
No. 9
Lcnvo3 Corvallla 2: 15 p. ra
LO
RAT
EAs
SOUTH
P A C 14
IKK ijf 0Xj
From Sabj
TO
AS POLLOlni
w WATg
Tiraotts'
GhlOkJO )IK
St. Louis
St, Paul
Omaha
$69.15
$1.65
, $6145
p
calcatCB he saved enough to pny
off thet mortgage nn' leave a tidy
bnlanre o' $470 In th'' bnnk. Oh,
ye don't get th' best o' Wit on a
bargain. Puck.
AMKltlOA 1IIITKIIATK.
The World's Ur.it Clliiinto.
Is not entlroly froo from- dlseaso,
on the high clovntlnns fovere pro
vnll, whllo on tho lower levels ma
laria U encountered to n greater or
Icbs extent, nccortllng to altitude. To
ovorcomo cllmato nffectlons, lassi
tude, mnlaria, Jantndlco, bllllousnes3,
fever and nguo, and gonornl;doblllty,
tho most effective romedy Is' Electrlq
Blttors, tho great nlterntlvo nnd
b'ood purlflor; the antidote, for
ovory form of bodily wenkness, ner
YOiisnoMi, and Insomnia. Sold under
guarantee nt .1. C. Perry's drug
storo. Price 50e. .
"'America Is lllltorati," quoth W
Lutoulawskl, professor of sociology
nnd logic. In tho University of Cra
cow, HtiHsIau Poland, when ho
rcuuluM Chicago on his year's leave
of nbsonct to study conditions In
tlto United States. "In my stay in
this country I have been moat Int
prossod with tho utter disrespect of
learning .thnt prevails," .ho added,
aplunutorlly. "To your business.
ioudH you pay largo salaries, $50,
V)00 u year. To your professors,
you pay $2,000, ot perhaps $1,000.
It Is becaua you hnvo no know
ledge, no thlnkors that you have
among you thousands of false
teachers." Ho modestly advised
tho United States to treat her for
algn oUuuont ns guests, not as clU-
I
A Thousand Dollars
In tho bank to your credit
would glvo you a chance for blg
gor and hotter things.
By porslstuut saving on a dull
nlto plan for a few years, you can
suvo that amount out of oven n
Humll incomo.
A saving of 50 onta a day. de
posited with us and onrplug in
terest, will do It In about live
yiMtu
Even 25 cents a day. will do It
In 10" years.
If you get right, down to busi
ness uul save tlvo dollars n wool:,
you'll Jiuvo tlto thousand in a a
llttlo vor throo ywtri and a half.
Let us help you savo.
S AV I N( W DKPART.ME-NT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK
COFFEE
Why Schilling's Best ?
Because it is best and
your money is yours if
you think you don't find
it so.
Your iiorer xt tnrni rour rooner If jroo don't
liko It; w pay him
rock to bo rolled as abovo stated,
and tho north line of nald ditch shall
bo the north lino of snld Improve
ment. Fifth, tho cont of such Improve
ment nhnll bo as30i!BCd to the abut
ting and adjacent property ownorn
ns provide!' In th'o charter' of said
city.
By order of tho common council,
W. A. MOORES,
Recorder.
Unto., of first publication of this
notice, the :50th day of April, 1908.
, 4-30-llt.
WEST SAVED COUNT KY HEI'ORK.
An ontry In an old diary tin
earthed In n search for Information
nbout financial panics of oarly days
shows that In 1873 as In 1907 it
was tho wealth of tho West which
was rolled upon to rcatoro tho busi
ness equilibrium, Tho panic of 1873,
like that of 1857, was attributable?
to over-speculation, principally in
lands, In which Americana nlwnys
have speculated fnr more than In
any othor thing. The fnlluro of Jay
Cooko canto la that year nnd many
big Chicago houses had narrow es
capes from shipwreck, and the out
look was bad. It Ytt8 oven proposed
to cIobo ,tho hoard of trade of Chi
cago, IkU a committee of prominent
merchants, Including Marshall
Field, L. Z. Lloter and J. W. Doano,
called upon tho officials of that or
ganization, in Uio old diary just
found, a Chicago business man, now
prominent, records -the nrgumont
made ngalubt tho closing ot tho
board, ono which Is equally perti
nent In those, days of proposed con
gressional legislation which would
practically bring about the closing
of grain and provision exchanges the
country over. "Wo nro members of
the Chicago board of trade," said
this committee "nnd whllo wo nro
dry goods merchants, wo are ou
tltlod to all tho rights and privi
leges of the Board of Trade that yon
are, and whon you talk of closing
NOTICE,
To Improve a Portion of'
Street.
Stat.
Notice Is horoby given that at tho
meeting of tho common council of
tho city of Salem, Orogon, hold May
4, 1908, a resolution wns adopted to
Notice to Change Gi'imIch on State
iiihI, Commercial Streets.
Notlco Is hereby given thnt tho
common council of tho city of Sa
eom, Oregon, adopted a resolution,
April 27, 1908, for tho changing of
established . grados on Stato Btroot
In salcl city botwocu tho oast lino of
Commorclal tilroot nnd tho west lino
of Church streot, and Commorclal
ntrcct In snld city botweon tho north!
bank. of South Mill Crook and tho
north lino of Conter streot. Said
change to bo mrtdo In nccordanco
with tho profiles and report na
mndo front tho survcy'of J. B. Por
rott. By order of tho common council,
W. A. MOORES, .
4-30-llt. Rocordor
Arilvos at Albnny 2:55 p.m.
No. 7
Loaves Corvalllo 6:00 p.m.
Arrives at Albany 0:40 p. m
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Leavos Corvallls 11:15 a.m.
Arrives at Albnny 11:58 a. nt
No. 12 (SunJny only)
Loavos Albany 12:35 p. in
Arrives a. Corvallls .... 1:18 p.m.
- For furthor Information apply to
Trnlrw f-om and to Ynqttlnit.
No.
Arrives at Corvallls ...,11:00a m
Arrive, nt. Albany 5:55 p.m.
Lo.ivon Ynqulnu. .:.... 6:45a.m.
Kansas City $61.65
TICKETS' WILL be
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19, at
July 6' 7, 22,231
August6,7,2l,2
Good for return la ) i
otopover privilege i ,
within llnfe'
mwa THE
I'or nny further Worwn, J
igtnti.
WM. M'MfHiur
Genornl ftuccpr km
roiiTMSD.omcMLi
TORRID Z01
FUNARCE
NOTICK.
Notlco Is 'horeby glvon that the
common council of tho city of Sa
lom, Oregon, will at 8 o'clock p", m.
Improve Stato streot In snld City with on the 1Uh (lay of MaX 1908 at tho
full Intersections; botweon the easti
line of Commercial street and the
west lino of Church streot In the fol
lowing manner:
By tailing up the south railway
connection connecting the street- rait
way track of tho Portland Railway,
Light & Power company with tho
street railway track of tho Oregon
Electric Hallway company at the In
tersection of High and Stnte street-
In snld city, and by paving the road
way of said street with Warren'
Bltullthlc waterproof pavemont nnd
by moving out nnd establishing tho
cuib lines on said street and for tho
doing of all othor things required
by and tot forth In tho plans and
specifications now on fllo In the of
fice or tho city recorder of said city
for tho pavemont of said portion of
said Stato street with Warren's
Bltullthio waterproof pavement,
which plans and specifications will
govern tho mnklng of paid Improve
ment In every respect. Tho cost of
said Improvement to bo assessed on
abutting nnd adjacent property, ns
provided In tho charter of said city.
By order common council,
V. A MOORES,
Recorder,
Dato of first publication of this
It we must emphatically protost. If notlco tho 6th day of May. 1908..
over there was a Unto whoa the1 5-5-ilt,
common counclj chnmbors al Salem,
Oregon, proceed to assess upon each
lot or parcel of land liable thorefor
Its proportionate sharo of the cost
of Improving Hood streot lu ihe city
of Salem, Oregon, with full Intersec
tions, between tho east lino of Com
morclal streot and tho wet lino of
Sixth street In said city, to be Im
proved ns shown by the plans and
specifications on file In 4ho office ot
tho city recorder of said city.
All persons Interested In said as
sessment shall appear at said tlmo
beforo snld common council, and
present objections If any they have
to said assessment, and apply to said
common council for tho privilege If
they so deslro to make paid Improve
ment lu lieu of their assessment.
Dono by ordur of the common
council of the cityof Salem, Oregon,
tho 4th day of May, 19 OS.
W. A. MOORES,
5-5-3t. Recorder.
Oregon Klectlrc Time Table
Time of arrival and departure of
'cars nt Snlom is as, follows, Portland
find Intermediate pelnta:
, Arrlvo Leave
Local 8:40 rt."m 0:00 a.m.
Exproas 10:Q a.m. ' 0:05 a.m.
Local 1:25 p.m. 11:05 a. nt.
Express 1:30 'p, oi, 1:45 p.m.
Local 5:45 p.m. 3:28 p.m.
Express. 8:20 p.m. 6:00 p.m.
OCT. Co
Stcnmors Pomona anil Orogonla
leave for Portland Monday, Wednes
day nnd Frldny nt 10 n. m. and
Tuesday, Thursday and Snturdny at
6 a. m. For Corvallls, Tuesday,
Thursday nnd Saturday about 7 p.
m. M. P. Baldwin, ngont. Office
and dock at foot of Trade street.
M. P. BALDWIN, Agent.
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Tho uUuv m min
brick lined TorrU Ze
Guaranteed si, imott 'M
proof, Economlul and
A. L. FRAJ
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Tin M Yw Kivi Always Built
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Sears tho
fiMgnature o
P. B. Wallace
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Cough Remedy
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