DAILY GAI'.TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WMDXHaUAY, MAI' 27, 1008
STAYTON BOOSTERS
i ..,' HAVE GREAT DAY
(oat foolinc of confldonco that a road SUPREME COURT that this was not necessary, and the'
will lio hnllt and It has boon nut tin I DUOi i . . . . " . .1
to the pooplo in a way that their own I , , , , , I , 1 Uo ?l0 Judg0 T' " Cr' , CompanT 7' i
;i ,ZZL - ,.f t a .rhi Four decisions woro handed down ford of tho Wallowa county circuit Oro.:?."
, ,, ' ttu of en,n by tho supremo court yostorday
8fc
The Welch Lyndicate Makes a Proposition
to Build the Line Prom Salem and It
Is Well Received
Stayton people turned out all day
Tuesday, and in tho nftornoon all
business houses , were closed ana
thcro was a demonstration of local
booat spirit unexcelled by any town
In tho country. Tho Turner band 17
strong marched' the streots, lead by
a standard bearer carrying the flag,
and tho ladles of the town pinned
boostor badges on everybody who
waa presont from othor towns. Good
Uologations attonded from Aumsvlllo
and Turner. Dr. Ransom made a
ringing speech boforo tho Commer
cial club In which ho pledged him
self to subscribe for building tho
road, and said many more in bin
town would do tho name.
Mr. "Wrfcli Mnkcs a Proposition.
W. L.. Frcros, president of tho
Stayton .Commercial club, read n
proposition to build tho road from
A. Wolch, of tho Willamette Valley
Co., which Was favorably received.
It wan in substanco that If tho peo
plo of Stayton and along tho lino
would mibscrlbo ?G0,000 of bondti,
to run flvo years at C per cent, nnd
Salem would do tho Bamo ho would
build nnd equip a first clns3 electric
lino. A committee consisting of W.
L. Frorea, Shormnn Swank and York
Richardson was appointed to consid
er his proposition nnd roport on Us
advisability.
At tUp Oprrn .House.
A doublo quartot sang "Tho Star
Spnnglcd Bannor," nud thoro were
npeccho3 to u packed house In tho
foronoon at tho opera house. Tim
crowd grow very onthuslastlc and
nftor dlnnot tho band again lod the
still larger crowd to tho park, whoro
nbout a thousand people nnsomblcti.
Thoro was more vocal and band
music, and tjion tho spenkors of tho
'day, 0. C, Chapman, of tho Port
land Commercial club, nnd A.
lluckcstolu, of tho Srilcm Buslmm
Men's loaguo, mndo tho principal
apocchoa of tho nftornoon, and got
lip n groat doal of enthusiasm. Chap
man ls two or thrco Tom Richard
son's wrapped up In ono, when lc
como to boosting for n town. Hy
was ono of tho men Mint'started tho
oloctrlc lines out of Spokane, nnd
wni prosont whon tho first movement
wnB started In contrnl Ohio, that now
has tho groatest trolloy system In tho
world, and ho mndo tho peoplo
mouths wator with his fairy tnlos or
advances In land val'.ies ns a, result
of building oloctrlc lints. Quito it
dologatlon wont up from Salem.
Subscriptions Rolling In.
Aftor tho boosting speeches about
leu of tho Stayton rosutlors tackk-a
thd crowd and about $10,000 was
added to tho oni'olment of cash sub.
scrlptlono. AuniBvillo men woro pres
ent who offered a Stayton business
man $G000 for hli block In tho city
f tho road la built. As monoy wns
would wako mp a lot of Interest hero , Judg Moore affirmed the decision
and it is to bo hoped, the boosters' of tho Wheeler county circuit cour
, t Mnt t n,n t urn. in the case of tho county versus P.
horo can get him to como at some
future dato. Alt tho visitors were
shown tho factories of Stayton and
oxprossed surprise at the romarkiblo
entorprlso of eo small a place having
such n- list of payrolls, and woro not
surprised that Stayton Is forging
ahead of other towns In tho valloy.
o
lit oastor.ii freight rato3 go much
higher they will havo tobo provided
with nn nipper berth.
L. Kooton nnd othors. Tho case is
an action by Whodlor county ngainst
P. L. Keoton, its former Bhorlff, to
rocovor money rocotvod by him for
taxes which ho colleotcd and ro
talnod during his torm of ofllco.
Tho complaint allog03 that Kooton
wa3 elected sheriff in 1002 and
served two years, during which time
he received and appropriated ?1,
024.82 of tax. For tho faithful por-
comrt, in tho case of J. B. Ready vs.
Henry Schmlth, waB affirmed. This
was a case to enforce tho specific
performance of a contract to convoy
real propotty, and a docroo
New
Tho La Dm ,,
ftm, "" Mil
Oregon. '"TWtfci
Principal offl. . 0
real propor,ty, ana a docroo was Itnl stock tr"'0"
grantod in tho circuit court to tho I. MeSger j ?5
" UI1I1 i T r.j.i- ''
Justico Slater afllrmod tho deel- Hall-Bhew i
slon of tho Multnomah county court 'nm ... CoHii
In tho base of Albert Abraham vs. stock, 1500a ii
B. B. Miller, and B. B. Miller va. . Hall, n i i.T !
"'"" ivujuuuiu. minor sued Shonhom -
.-. 1 .. 1 . I ."
ADranam to couoct a mil', and
Abraham In turn oucd Mlllor to sot
asido tho Judgment. In both cases
to bo put In tho bank, tho Stayton
mi ttnnkmt ixttk. Thorn III tho srCUt
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CHAMBERLAIN
"THE MAN WHO DELIVERS THE GOODS"
i AS GOVERNOR
1115 HAS MADK IOSSinijl2
FKE13 IOOKS AT OREGON CITY.
HE HAS PLACED THE STATE
LAND OFFICE OX AN HONEST
AND OTHER LAWS IN THE IX-
HE HAS CLEANED OUT THE
OLD SCHOOL LAND RING AND
GIVEN 'YOU A GOOD STATE
LAND, LAW.
HE HAS PROTECTED AND
INCREASED THE CO.MMO.N
SCHOOL FUND OF THE STATE.
WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN
THE PASSAGE OF LAWS TAN
ING CORPORATIONS AND IN
HEK1TANCES. UAH ALWAYS HEEN AN
EARNEST ADVOCATE OF
STATEMENT NO. 1 AND THK
DIRECT PRIMARY LAW
HAS HELPED SECURE THE
PASSAGE OF LAAVS PHEVENT
ING CHILD LABOR, REGULAT
ING THE HOURS OF LABOR,
AN BOTHER LAWS IN THE IN
TEREST OF THE WORKING
MAN.
AS SENATOR 1
HE WILL SUPPORT THE AD
MINISTRATION AND ITS PRO
GRESSIVE POLICIES.
WILL LOOK TO THE COM
MEHCLL AND INDUSTRIAL IN
TERESTS OF OREGON AND
THE CONSERVATION OF OUR
RESOURCES.
WILL WORK FOR APPRO-
PRIATIONS FOR IMPROVING
OUR RIVERS AND HARBORS
AND FOR iMORE PUBLIC
BUILDINGS.
WILL WORK FOR AN
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTI
TUTION PERMITTING THE
ELECTION OF SENATORS BY A
DIRECT VOTE OF THE PEO
PLE. WILL USE EVERY ENDEAV
OR TO SECURE PATENTS FOK.
OUR HONEST AND LONCSUI
FEEING HOMESTEADERS.
WILL WORK FOR POSTAL
SAVINGS BANKS AND LAWS IN
THE INTEREST OF LABOR.
Export and iBMll
tl
Principal onic uZ.
capital slock, isft.
tors PranclsFo,;
, uamufn
CHANCE OH'
LIFETIME TO
VISIT
n Tho battleship fitoti
States which huZZl
momorablo cruUo aemdt
will bo on PuzPt ia,tj
2 1st to May 30th. ktH
to witness the maawNTj!
tho fleet, the Knathi. i
sell round trip tlckttibw)
ouuiuo ior 3.7Q; frets
Tacoma for 8, ubdcrttif
cond t onx
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Scattlo, and May J5H J
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limit of 14 daysfroadj'itii
this is an opportau tlsii
uncrry uity to ran n i
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New XolwH 4 1
C.C. Bryant, Albup Ml
Drury, Coburg;
Portland.
MltliJ .
WILL SETTLE THE
LOCKS QUESTION.
FHKh
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No One Regrets Voting for Him for Governer
NO ONE WILL REGRET VOTING fOR HIM FOR SENATOR
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IF HE IS ELECTED THERE WILL BE 3
TjllNGS DOING IN THE SENATE
hdftMW-mifrtelMteyfrlfe?
VOTE FOR HIM
Dr. Stone's
Drug Store
IWWWIlfrtttttWWtMIWWWItWW foma " of hla d,1'-v ay tnx collet tho suit wna decided for Mlllor, and,
u to.- up county rrqulrodof him nit upon nppenl, tho supromo court nN
X bond. Several porsom acted as his firmed tho decisions, on tho ground
mat Abraham failed to innko but a
clear case.
A CAKE OF ICE
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Will last longer and give
better results when used
in a "WISCONSIN" Re
frigerator Their Construction Is Superior In Every Way
The House Furnishing Co.
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3urely, and thesj appear as co-dt
fondants In tho case.
mt j a uemurrer 10 tno complaint oy
S(tho uefr.uant3 on tho ground that It
ff'd'd not stnte facts BiifTlcIont to con.
Jstlti. ie a cause of action, was sus
tained by tho circuit court ai to all
, defendants except Koeton, and tho
;plnlntlf: declining further to plead,
uuugmen' was renaorod against it
for costs and disbursements, and it
C ' appealed
I Th9 supremo court hold that tho
sheriff never having oxecuted a bond
as tax collector, tho sureties on his
official undertaking woro not Habit
for any failure or default of thw
principal or to account for and pay
over money, and that no error had
been committed In sustaining tho d:
murrcr. In the case of Francis McLeod v3.
the Pacific States Telephone and Tet
ograph company, which was rovers?d
and remanded on March 24, 1008,
, the motion for rehearing was denied
by Justice Eakln.
The case was appealed from the
circuit court of Coos county. Tlie
tp'alntlff sued tho telophono company
! for damages for an Incorrect trans
mission of a message, which caused
her to lose a position. The caso was
decided In favor of tho telephone
company, and after It was remanded
by the supromo court the company
moved fqr a rehearing on tho ground
that tho company could not bo helj
liable In the, case unles3 the addres
see was the primary boneflclary
therein. The supreme court held.
Tho only ca-hdmi"'
iron, owes 00 0D9, WJS"
'it; carries Uriel"
counters nudrtot
with diiuea.medlclaM.w'
nnlcles. wlnei mi m
miwIr for mc-dlfloal :
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lclne,andhaibiwi'g
perlenco In th P1""
tlons are iree, r"
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medicine. ut ""'.. VI
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stato ho takes n notion to.
1 6 In the mornlns
I Millinery! atRedocedW
The Merry Widow
Plain Sailors
Flowers and Foliage
Nice Dress
Chiton's W
Pnncv Hat
P8P
All. AT REDUCED
Corset Cover Embroidery, a good Quality, a )'
InUlgo Blue Calico, reduced price, a J
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Tauie UlOin, specmi """ ' ' ' nt"77r,T1
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taco uurinins tv
Tovollng, a yard op "l
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Men's and Boys'