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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, ORKGON, FRIDAY, MAV 15, 1908
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
N. UOFER,
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the 1'rogreM and OoTolopemeut of Alt Oregon.
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1RBPUHLIOAN "STATE 'TICKET
tU. S. Senator.
II. M. Cako, of Portland!
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Supremo Judge.
XI. S, Dean, oL'Eugcno.
Dairy and Food Commissioner.
J. W. Bailey, of Portland.
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Representative', Ju Congress.
"W. 0, Hartley, of Salem.
First Congressional District.
Railroad CoinmlMsloncr.
T. K. pariipboll, of Cottago Groco.
District Attorney.
-J. II. McNary, of Salem.
COUNTY TICKET
XVxr Representatives Marlon County
For IlcprcHontntivcfl.
S. A. Hughes, Salem.
Hal D. Pntton; Salem.
1. T. Reynolds, Salem.
-A. C. Llbby, Jefferson.
O. L. Hattoborg, Sllvcrton. ,
County Judge.
W. M. Bushoy, Salem.
Sheriff.
II. P. Mlnto, Salem.
County Clerk.
R. D. Alien, Saloqi. ,
County Recorder.
"D. G. Dragor, Mehama
County Treasurer.
J. O. Mooro,"' Salem.
yHsvtor
P. J, nice, Pentium.
School Superintendent.
W. M. Smith, Salem.
Surveyor. '
H. B. Harrlck, Jr., Turner.
Coroner.
A. M. Clough, Balein.
County Commissioner,
J. T. UockwIUi, Sidney.
Salem District
Justice of thti Peace.
1). Wobflter.
CoiiNtable.
Ira Hamilton.
DEMOCRATIC TIOKITT
STATU
For U, S, Senator
Goo. V,, CIuuuIk'1'IuIii,
lor RepixVientntivo in Congrctis
J. J. Whitney, Albany.
For Supremo Jiidut1
R. S. Roan.
COUNTY"
Vv RepnvitMitatlvt'.s
Dr. W. S. Molt, Salem.
John W. KhniT, Mt. Angel.
For County Juilgo
P, li. l-'nuler, Sahuit.
Fr County Ootninli.sloiier
T. C, Davidson, Liberty,
For Constable, Salem District
John II, Ivl, Salem,
D-W.
To the People of Marion Ceunty:
Having accepted tho nomina
tion on tho Democratic ticket for
roprosontattve, I do hereby do
o'aro myself uuqualttldoly In fav
or o( tho olectlou of Unltod
States Senators by dlreot voto of
tho pooplo If elected I shall at
all tlmea voto for tho pooplo's
cholco for Senator without re
gard to personal cholco or politi
cal nftlUatlon, and shall consider
mysolf a Borvnut of all the pooplo,
enforcing their mandato on all
just aud economic legislation.
DR. W. 8. MOTT.
OAM-roarisqjL.
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SPECIAL DELIVERY..
branch deliver 'offlcea r, eatafe-
ENORMOUS GRAIN SHIPMENTS
IN ILLINOIS.
Every railway and lako transpor
tation lino entering Chicago Is
scrambling for a share of ho big
shipmonts of the grain that
changed.hnnds on May 1st whon tho
May dollv.erles woro mnde and pnld
for undor bonrd of trado rulos, nnd
which, now will go forward to Its ul
timate domination. Tho focus of
tl-jls. rlvclry for traffic Is tho Bonrd
ot Trado, for tho grain and provi
sions bought and 'sold thero run into
tonnago figures which aro enormous.
The ciirnrt mnnln In inrt7 tntnimi
753.25955 n'oundB. nn.l crnln mul
flour 7GC,950,782 pounds. Tho fl8 -
urea Incidentally throw now light VVOH u,u nuAl nuuimn 8 convonuon
upon tho great legitimate buslno3s'of tho kca-to-the-Gulf Doep.Wn
of" such exchanges, which has been tonvny association, tho city hns lost
confused with tho gambling dono In I ln to cnr8 10,000,000 Jons of com
tholr counterfeits. n,n i,i.i,nt.lmorco to Milwaukee, Duluth, Clove-
shops" which have boon pofslstont'y lftml nntl othor ,nk0 ,,ort8 ccm ot
fought by them for yonrs. In or-',t8 nSloct ot lt8 .wn "arbor. Ac
dor to maintain a continuous market lcordlnK to reports Junt mado to
for live stock, tho packing companies co'nmorc'"1 organizations hero, tho
soil In tho provision pits for future
delivery thoso ment products which
muat bo cured, and on which thoy
nood to borrow ah othnrwUn fnr inrn,
of capital, tho record of 7,201,00' Tho rI,ort 1,IlV0 startled business
hogs, nnd 3.305.3M cattlo marketed ,nt0rC8t8 horo nnd B00m ,,kol' to
for cash In Chlpngo In 1907 would ur0ll8 thom to tccl ncUon. Ac
not havo been possible. About .i,.lcord,K lo te'iros submitted to tho
000,000 bushols of grain soon wlllroal ontnto ,'onrd' tho lhn,low wotop
leaVo Chicago elevators, of which"'1 Ul rtrnlnttK canal was duo to
th.o, lako ,bonts. havo got about i2,-'neg,oct to (lrC(,BO tho channel, and
000,000 1jBholn. Tho ojovntora libro tho choko1 channel was tho causo
with a capacity of 03,000.000 bush-1 of R bftck flow to Lnko Michigan
els, will bo practically emptied bo-
foro tho crops 6t this year aro avail-
nblo. In fact, before; part of tho
now crop has boon planted.
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CHICAGO PROMISED GOOlK CAR
SEKVICE.
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By tho tlm'o for the Republican
convention In June, the downtown
street car lines will bo on dress pa-
rnde, pnrtlculnrly thoso n Wabash I -""B" ,,ur ',"" ." oi uini
avenue, on which tho Collaoum U ftmount wn oxpondod In tho pur
located. Presldont Mitten of tho chnB0 Qf Injecting lnnd. Tho gov
Chlcago City Railways company, has! vorumont onRlnoor, Col. Blxby, hns
doclnred thnt tho dologntes shall 8eo',,ut lho tonnnB rccolpts of the two
n samplo of a porfoct streot car lino I ,,nru(Jr8. Cnlumel and Chlcngo( bar
Rusty rails and nntlnunto.l rnl, rlnB lrou or. 1,600,781 tons loss
s'ots aro disappearing dnlly undor
tho saws and picks ot wrecking
gangs; tracks aro being- removed,
and track laying gangs aro hard at
work all ovor tho city. This yonr
Is expected to see tho creator imri
of tho "rehabilitating" completed. I wrltca My wlfo has discovered that
Welding cars furnish , moving ox-ISnow L,,m0t cures "Poison Oak
hlblts watchod by curious crowds, In I-olBonlng," a vory palnfral trouble,
tho process of uniting rails Into a sho not on,y curod ft cns0 of ,l on
continuous bar 'of stosl. It is dono hor80,f. but on two ot hr trlonds
In throo minutes. One car carrloa wno woro Poisoned by this same
a sand bla$h, which cleans the ends'-1''
of tho rails; tho next grips tho steel, Pr,Co 2Cc 50c and -1'00'
whllo tho electricity, passod thrrxtgh '
tho metal, clvea it n whlto lint Tim.
generators for tho current aro part'
of tho public exhibit on tho third
car.
Your
Child's
Future
A saving account opened when
your children .aro young will pro
vldo for tholr education when
thoy become of ago; give them a
good start in lifo.
A few cents saved each day and
doposlted weekly or monthly In
our Savings Department will do
It.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK
PUDLIO, IpUMTIKS RETTER IN
if ft1 .THE WEST.' .! '
That the Wo3t is at Inst outstrip
ping the-East In tho devolopment of
public utilities- is evldonced by tho
BslccUon of Chicago as tho head
quarters of tho independent tele
phone intoreats and tho chief manu
facturing center for bbth Bell -and
Independent apparatus'. Twenty
years ago tho Ens, wad 'dominant' in
all, Uno. of public service activity.
ThoVphenombhal g'rpwth of tho coun
try since then has revorsod condi
tions. What this growth has been
In ono branch Is interestingly sum
marized by a wrltor In ono, 6f tho
current magazines. ' "Tho 'Bell' re
port for 1907. shows that there are
how nearly four mllllpn subscribers,'
or 'stations,' In that. system!" says
tho StftrJrday Evening Post, "Tho
number ot local messages averages
eighteen 'million dally; tho number
of 'long distance' mosBagea nearly
half a -million dally. -Many more
long-dlstanco messages are sent by
(olophono than, sby telegraph. Gross
earnings of tho various., 'Bell' ex-
' changes amounted to. a hundred and
twonty million dollars last year
(comparing, fo roxnmplo, with thlr-ty-threo
millions gross earnings of
Westorn Union Telegraph). Tho re
port gives nctual valuo of 'Bell'
plnnts and, working capital as flvo
hndrod and olgltty-nlne millions. If
r0I'rt3 from the 'Independent' com
panics wero nv'allablo these figures
would bo considerably enlarged; and
ths is nearly all a creation of tho
Inst twenty years."
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CHICAGO'S NEGLECT COSTS
MILLIONS.
Althoush Chicago's Altruistic
'8Upport of doop wntorwn' projects
lwaior ,n " vluca r,vor nmi ino
i ?53'000'000 drn,nn8 nnl 9 l"3'
como by f,,1,nB ,n of Bcdlmont,
,Illch too nhnllow for commorco.
aunnB lU0 "osnots in February,
Tho r0Iort BftY tho dol' ' onw
,,,ac0s 20 fcot fr0,m tho lock ,,no
at two foot In tho woat fork ot tho
old Chicago river, thoro was shown
to bo on,y 12 foot ,n 80V0rnl 11C08.
At ot,l0r l)0,nt8 tno dopth Is 13
foot, with a maximum of 2I- foot.
Dur,nK th Pst 17 years, oxcopt for
turnln'' "nslns less than MfTO.OOO
lins bcon 0XI,e,ldcd n improving tho
,n 1905 thnn ,vas rcc0,VCl1 .' 1880
In tho old river alone.
Poison Oak Poisoning,
Ballnrd'B Snow Liniment euros It.
Mr - p- Cpmollus, Turner, Oro.
-7 o JttX uJ. .
Dur,tIl
lbe Kind You Haie kmn Boittfil
Blgaatoro
zm
of
Ifiraber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee our
work to give satisfaction and
to bo up to the sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, back of Barr's Jewelry
Store, Phono 560,
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MimrowiChMr)
AlwiMar avurl .Qfiirrlw. " '
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n ""a nT'T.rv.i
,TilK la'nhln'lR-M watM&
bMter for child, evptelally frail
er dlfetita child, thfth)teed,Ktl .
mad effective tonle
DR.D.JAYNES
vv fT"! iT "t
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vermifuge;
U(undoubtJly tha otditan4
, bMt child's ramtdy and 'tonle
known,' Io f. over four Btnetn-
tloni It hat ben aucctufut In
xpilllnff wormt and bulldma
up detlMt children Into itrona
and holthy mn and woman.
It la alio an excellant tonle for
adutta. k Sold by all dnitrslita.
la tw lf rattler, We, aad 3Jc
9T Wm
Jajr&a'fl
ExMCtraaA
, laaaaftand
effective
ramady for
.ia . al Ja
Croup. Whooe-
Ins Couch, Bron-
chltla and aim-
I v liar ailment.
PORTLAND
ROSE
FESTIVAL
To Bo Hold In
PORTLAND, OKKGOX
JUNE 1 TO 6, 1908
WI'l bo tho mo3t brilliant
floral Fiesta and Civic .Jubilee
ovor hold In the Pacific Northwoit
Portland, "Tho Rose City," will bo
n scono of splendor and tho
ccntor or world-wldo intor-
cst for ono wcolc.
Sovoral Important convontlons to bo
hold In Portland on that'occnslon.
The Southern Pacific
Company
Will Soil Special Tlckot
, On This OccnBlon Prom
SALKM, Oiv
to Portland and Itoturu at $12,110.
For partlculas call on local agents.
Wm. MrMunmy,
Gonornl Pasacngor Agont,
Portland. Oregon.
COMFORT SHOES AND
HOUSE SLIPPERS
Wo havo a flno stock of Ladles'
and Mon'a easy houso Slippers anl
Shoes, with wide toes, and olastlc
Bides; also al full lino of Men's, Wo
men's and Children's Oxforda nnd
low shoos from $2.25 up to ?5.
Come In and see my stock.
Jacob Vogt
310 State street.
GRlJAT CHINESE DOCTOR
L. M HUM
Has mado a life study of roots
and herb3, and In that study
discovered and Is giving to tho
world his wonderful remedies.
No Morcrary, poisons or
drugs used Ho cures without
operation or without tho aid
of tho kulfo. Ho guarantees
to cure Catarrh, Asthma,
Lung, Throat, Rheumatism,
Nervousness, Nervous Debility,
Stomach, Liver, Kidney
Treubles: also Lost Manhood,
Female Weakness and all Pri
vate diseases. Consultation
free.
caro ot
YICK SO TONG CO.
Chinese Drugs and Herbs.
153 High St., - galem', Or.
9SmS
0 C.:''T;Cb5
Stcamora Pomona and Oroaonln
leavo for Portland Mqnday, Xvednoa.
4&y and Friday at lo a 1, S
tfWlay, Thursdaynd VtnrdnJ"?.
mi" m Fr Corvallisr Tuesday
VI
'M. JP.inAljTiwiv .J.
K T ' ST " ,,',i
JM 1 f if
" 'OTIcBi
To
Improvo n Portion of Rtt.
Street.
Nbilco Is fterob'y given that at tho
mooting of tho common council of
tho city of SalofhT Orbgori, hold May
4, "1908, a resolution was adopted to
Improve Stato streot in said City with
full Intersections;' botwteeh tha east
line of Commercial street and tho
woat lino of Church Btroet ln tho fol
lowing manner
By taking up tho south railway
connection connecting tho streot rail,
way track' of f tho Portland. Railway,
Light & Powor rc6m'pany $lth the
street railway track ot the Oreeon
Blectrlo Railway com'pany at tho In
tersection of High and Stato streets
in said city, and by paving the road
way of said 'streot with Warren's
Dltullthlo waterproof pavement and
by moving out and establishing tho
curb linos on said street and for tho
doing of all othor things required
by and Bet forth In tho plans nnd
specifications now on fl!o In the 6f-
flco of tho city recorder of snld city
for tho pavomont of said portion of
Bald Stato Btroot with Warren's
Dltullthlo walorproof pnvoment,
which plans and specifications will
govern tho making of paid Improve
ment in every respect, .lho cost of
said Improvement to bo assessed on
abutting nnd ndjacont proporty, as
provided ln tho chnrtor of said city.
By ordor common council.
W. A MOORES,
Recorder.
Dnto ot first publication of this
notlco tho 5th day ot May, 1008.
C-5-llt.
FOR AGI2NTS
A SUCCKSS
'The Old World and Its Ways'
HY"
Wm. Jennings Bryan
070 Imporlnl Octavo Pagos. a.tl Su
perb Kngravlnga from photograph
taken by Col. Bryan.
Recounts his trip around the world
and his vlBlt to all natlrrns. Grcntcst
book of travel ovor written. Most
Biicccasful book of this generation.
11,000 called for In 4 months. Write
us for sample reports of first 100
agents employed. . Tho people buy lt
eagerly. .'
Outllt Free.-i-Sona 50 conts to covor
cost of mailing and handling. Address
Tho Tlio'inpHon Pub. Co., St. Louis, Mo
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FUNARCE
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brick lined Torrid Zone Furr..
Guaranteed gas, smoke and dlii'
proof. Economical and durable.
A. L. FRASER
838 STATE STREET.
Estimatoa furnished on heating
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Coughs, Colds
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