Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 27, 1908, MEMORIAL DAY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1008 oes not Color the Hair AYER'S HAIR VIGOR 101T SALMON FISHING Micro are two bills governing tho thing of salmon in tho Columbia r before tho peoplo, to bo voted fhext Monday. Tho one provides "tho protection of food flshos, the Intenanco of hatcheries for tho legation of Balmon and othor flshos; tho fixing tho length of If, nets that may bo used, and tho , ployment or a flsh commissioner I doputles. This bill provides that '.tho oxponso Incurred In ostab-J ling and carrying on hatcheries, j hng fish wardon, etc., shall bo 10 by thoso engaged In catching canning salmon. It Is tho bill ! canncrymon want, because It pro- is mo nsn wnuo increasing me bh, and they are willing and nnx- is to pay an mo expenses in- fred In protecting tho Industry. Is n just and sonslblo bill and luld pass. ho othor Is a bill gotten up tit lorln, not In tho Interest of As ia, but In tho lntorest of tho gill trap and eclno flshermnn, It ivldes thnt no salmon shall bo light nbouvo tho mouth of tho ady. does awny with tho . fish cols nnd, In fact, Is a bill to pre- it American citizens catclilng sal- In and providing for tho Industry Ing turned over to a class of pec- mostly Flnlandors, tho larger h of whom aro not cltlznns of tho ited States nml practically none Lwhom aro citizens of Oregon. A Iss of men who fish during tho son- thon go to Pugot Sound, tho trnmento, and Bomo to deop-soa ilng until tho season opens ngnln. is mnnlfoBtly unjuBt nnd should pass. Should It pass It would khlblt tho catching of fish by pels, as thero nro nono bolow tho ads. This moans that It would kdor vnluolcss property voVth nt Bt $1,000,000. Mr. Warxon with many wheels and his big, cannery Wnrrondnlo, has Invested more in $400,000; tho McGownns, nlao ir tho Cnscadoa, $200,000; tho ifort Bros., noar Tho Dalles, 50,000; Taft, at Colllo, $50,000, tho many small whcols would felly amount In valuo to more than 1)0,000. Aro tho. people of Oregon lllng to destroy that amount of kab'o proporty7nt tho .'boliosr of flshermon of Astorla7 fho lower rlvor flshormen say, Flio wheels are ruining tho Indus ." And yet the statistics show that rtahormen near tho mouth of thu er catch on an nvorago va pa at of all tho salmon takon from the tlumbla; nnd In l04, actually Jght 08.7 por cont. How can a Itch of 5 por cont destroy tho sal- "" -MUffrrtrrr, ALCOHOL 3 PEH CENT AWjiPrfpiwllonlsrAs-slioiiaMritreAotf-MiJRtdiii ProolcsDi'JellonfcffrfiJ ncss aftd festXonlalns nrittur Opiumiorphlnc norliacraLi NOTARCOTi;C. . ' - ' fbrphaSttd' y-gseSad rtitttjtfsi 'O. toiimr. ir 1 n:ft Apcrfeci Remedy for Ojtj uon , aour swshkh.ww ''"r r-nrnr Yors,MHWUttwusJewisu; ness arelLOSS orattw. YuSaAi StiedW of -ot nor Ii ;?iT&. NEW YOPK. Exact Copy of Wrapper. rjvsvs i I Triil I ivtRSj 1 lawIllIM 1 1:II'1I t fMStMtaHMUUj Tl I'l'I'IMIIi I - . . . ' lyfBsy)iiUffil KM tieOCf- s jBLJuujjASMMflBjBBjH b bhi bhTi Tsir SbTSH svbb si ftjf. SrSrSHBBSJBHSK3rr7iav Sm Sb BH SH IB BH sa fH SB Bh BBfL - "- - r i Ms J mon. and a catch of 95 per cent bo harmlosb? Again, the Astoria fishermen say, "If the fish are caught by the wheels how can they reach tho spawning grounds?" I frankly con fess that I do not know, but I am oquaffy, Ignorant of tho mannor In which they will reach the spawning grounds If they are caught at As toria. Thoro are 570 miles of gill nets on tha lower river, and some of theo nets are a mllo long Think of It: 570-mIlos of not stretched across tho Columbia, all of which n salmon k must suceasfully dodgo before he can .start up tho rlvor. Tho tender heart- cd FInlandora foel sorry for any fish tnat escapes them and Insists upon It being allowod to reach tho snawnlnre grounds, but ho regrets exceedingly to Beo ono got by their nets. Besides theso nets, tho mouth of .tho river Is filled with fish trans plncod In tho shallower waters, and they aro tho most deadly contrivance for tho salmon thnt was over In vented. Backing up their contentlqn tho lower river fishermen have procured an opinion .from David Starr Jordan, president of Leland Stanford unlvor slty, who recommends abolishing wheels and gives as ono of (ha rea sons, "bocauso It takes tho work from the flshormon." As a matter of fact It takes moro mon to catch a given amount of sal mon with a wheel than In any other way. And again If tho taking work away from tho men Is a Reed reason, tho learned president should ndvo- cnto tho return to harvesting? grain with a Blcklo and threshing It with a flail; to doing away with cotton and woolon factories and a roturn to tho good old days of tho hnnd loom. As a matter of fact a salmon has n hundred chnnccs to get by tho wheels on tho Columbia that ho lms to cscapo tho nets. Thoro orb hun dreds of runwnys whoro tho fish can go round tho wheels oven nt the most favornblo points, nnd they can go under thorn, but to escapo tho nets ho must go under for ho cannot go around without going ashore Tho ono bill says lot tho fish gfct Into tho rlvor and do not drift out ovor tho bar to catch him; shorten nets down to 900 foot in length, give the fish a chnnco one-lmlf as good as ho has" nt tho whools, pormlt ub to mnnngo tho hntchorlos and pny tho bills and tho old dnys of n million cases n year pnek will ro'turn, . Tho Astoria bill says, If any flj'i gets by sis ha Is entitled to his froo doin, nnd no one olso should bo nl lowed to disturb him. If you hollovo In fair piny, don't turn nil tho fish In tho Columbia riv er over to Astoria flshermon. J. II. CRADLEBAUGH. For n burn or scn'd apply Cham berlain's Snlvo. It will al'ay tho pain almost Instant' and quickly heal tho Injured parti. For salo by Dr Stnnp'n drucstoro GASTORIA fror Infanta and Children. ThB'KihfJ You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use1 For Over Thirty Years THE ev HM.t ftr. AV. AF ill ESPEE COMPANY, V mj , . SPECIALS 4 - a Grand Picnic Modern Woodmen, of A'mprlca, Woo'dburn, Ore., Jaae 6, 1908. Annual Reunion Oregon Pio neers' Association; Grand Encamp ment Indian War Veterans, Portland; Ore, June 8-13, 1908, Annual Camp Mooting Church of God, Woodburn, Or., Juno 11-21, lac, 1903. Linn Gourity Pioneers' Association Brownsville, Ore., June 17f 1908. Annual Cahipmeetlng Oregon Stato Holiness Association, 'Portland. Oro., July 10-27, 1908. Tho Southern Pacific company will make a rato of one and one third faro for tho above occasions. - . A' STEADY DRAIN Sick Kidneys Weaken tho Whole Body Make You 111, Languid and Depressed. Sick kidneys, weaken tho body through tho continual draln'ngo of llfc-glvlng albiimen from tho blood Into tho urine, and tho substitution o! polBonoB uric acid that goes broadcast through tho system, sow ing tho seeds of disease Loss of albumen causes weaknoss, languor, depression. Uric poisoning causos rheumatic pain, nervousness, nausea, cricks In tho back, gravel and kid ney stones. Tho propor trontmont Is a kidney treatment, nnd tho host remedy is Dean's Kidney Pills. Great Salem cures prove It. A. J. Wood, of 250 Cottngo St., Bn lorh. Ore, says; "Kidney and bind dor troublo becamo so bad with mo about two months ago thnt I was obliged to do something to onso tho suffering. It bothered mo most in the morning and perhaps for two pr three hours after getting up. Too frequont nctlon of tho kldnoy secre tions was very annoying nnd embar rassing. I had known people who had rccolved' tho best of .results from Doan's Kidney Pills nnd I procured a box of thorn at Dr, Stona'a drug store. Boforo I had UBOd ono box I was completely free from ovory symptom of tho trouble-. Tho kid rioyj wero rogulntcd and ray genoral health became bottor.' "l cad hardly express in words tho good opinion I finvo of Donn's Kldnoy Pills for cases of Kidneys complaint or backache." For snlo by all doalors. Price CO conts. Fostor-Mllbiirn Co,, Buffalo, Now York, solo agonts for the Unltod States. ". liomombor th&' namaDoan's nnd tnko no othor. I'j-ogram of' Park School for Memor- liil Dny l-'xcrclt. Friday p. ro., May"29, Opening chorus. . .Grammar . Grades "Flag of thQ Frco.", Violin Solo. , . , jChns. J3ontl Song , ... Room 7 "Prnyer for Our Country." Exorclso 4 b'oya o.f Room 1 Song Room 3 . ''Old Glory." ; Song ....Room 2 "Go to Sleoo." Song Room 4 "Flag of Our Nation." Song Room 1 Bong . . . .- Room 5 "Tho Pilot Bravo." Song Room 4 "Our Country's Heroos." Song Room G "Tho Flag They Loved So Well." Trio ,.,. ..Pupils 7th grade "Hall! Houbo of l.lborty." Romnrks from visiting members of Q. A. R. TImj Most Common Cmiso of Suffering. Rheumatism causes, moro pain nnd suffering than any other disease, for tho reason that It Is the most common of all IPs, and it Is certainly ratifying to sufferers to know thai Chamberlain's Liniment wlfl afford relief, nnd mako rest nnd sleep pos Bible In many cases tho relief from pain, which is nt first tomporary, has become pormauent. while In o'd peop'e wibjoct to chronlo rhsuma tlstn, often brought on by dampness or change In the woathor, a per manent cure cannot be expectid; tho relief from pain which this lini ment affords Jb alone worth many if i.. t OR nwA CA AAnt aforw i limes ub cusi. u ouu vv for sale bv Dr. Stono's drug store. FAMOUS INDIAN FIGHTER DEAD ' (Uoltd Prws Leaied Wire.) Bllllnss. Mont.. May 20.- William T. Hamilton, probably tho greatest Indian fighter the west has ever pro duced, died here last night, .at 84 years of age. Hamilton was a scout under ter and escaped massacre by being with the main army at the time of the Little Big Horn battle. He was a companion of James Bridger and John Boseman, after whom the town of Bozeman, Mont., was named. WWllilt1liWWWWWtiltlll'li'llliW' m m A. I A ITmL - ml 1 1 ml I ll II II I'V ILM WAtra i AtJ?--4Ji-jitTiV"mri-t-jrerar) k'Vt .:." rscr':.TrrTr,"3r-zrioir- . MWWWfrlHsiWslWWWWW -it FOR BALE ioA Worlds olHeoro-Calla Mies, roses' violets, cinorarias, .hyacinths, daf fodils, etc., and, everything in sea son. Mrs. Hujh Jory, 1952 Court street, Salem. ' 3-24-tf Forale- Flrst'-alasa earpet paper' at this office, 2fcj for a big roll. I I m i ii hi mmmmtmmm For Sale Tent, wagon cover aad all . kinds of camping outfits; alee new and second hand goods, fur niture, hardware, ,te. Conrad Dlllman, 447 State St, -291m6 Farm and Cfty Preitjrty Our- list of desirable properties la Jtoo large lo specialize. ' Yerex bVot. C6., ,SJ3 State streH. A , t(. New, ami 8ecor JTaad. Opada '"Vye are now .located In our quarters on Center street, where we will do a genoral busiaees la new and Becond haudgCods, watch repair ing a specialty. Oordkn ft Razell, 325 Center BtteeL 5t12-lrao. $800 Cash or Tenns vB(uyi a n?at little cottago cfnve rtfoniB"; twd' woll-locatod lots (cornttr) in a sec tion of tho city whoro building 1m provomonts now1 lh progress are rapidly enhancing property val ues; gardon; chicken house; fruit and berries. Paul M. Sims, Main 729, 222 N. Commorclal. For Sale A flno fresh nillch cow, fresh this morning. Call or ad dress Joshua Smith on Turncv road. Phpne 1390. G-25-3t, For Sale 950 pound team, harness and heavy spring wagon with top a good, outfit. Address J. E. Wright, 044 S. 12th St. 5-25-lW FOR SALE Wo Offer A 17-acro tract, soli a rich black sandy loam. Now two-story house,' 20x32, with wing 20x24, two porches; now bnrn, 14x28, chicken Iioubo and wagon ehod. A good drovq well with No. 10 Mc Donald forco pump. This placo Is all undor fenco, excopt 4 acres; 3 acres young annlo orchard most ly King nnd Baldwin; grapo vines, loganborrles, raspberries, black berries, phonomlnal and mammoth borrlcs. Throo acres in oate, 1 acre In potntoos;. flno largo gardon with . all kinds of vegetables, including wntormolons and cantolops; mllo to school, Vi mile to R. R. stntlon, ii mile to meeting house, 1-3' mile.. to store; telephone" and R.' F. D. Route. If taken soon will Bell for 11600. Hero Ih a 8nnp--110 acrea all tlm bor, Juat 1 mllo from Jofforflon; 40 ncros good rich soil nnd can bo cultivated;-.balance will mnkq good pasture Wood and. timber will moro than pay for .place Prlco 1000. Cnn You Ijrat This Houso, barn and 5 lots. Houso is full two story, 5, rooms on first floor and 3 rooms on socond floor, besides bath loom and tollot. Hot and cold wntor, oloctrlc light In every room, Cltx wator In houso. Hydrants In front and back yards. 8tono foun dation. Located throo blocks from court houso, All for $2500. Tonus can ho had. SALEM INVESTMENT CO. 432 Stato St. 4-10-tf. FPU llEXTr Hnrn For Rent 504 N. Chur.ch St. Buqulro VaMdotte, Court stroot. 5-2C-3t. LODGIW. rfWN,ifH, Jarjntef" Ualoa No. 1MB Lee' Union No. 1066 of Carpenters aat Joirora of America meet ever? Saturday evening at 8:00 p. m. Is Hearst hall, 420 State St. A. A Dennis. Roc. Sec Forestcra of America Court Sher wood Foresters, No. 19. Meet! Saturday night In Holmnn hall, State street Waldo Miller, C. R.: J. C. Perry, financial secretary. Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall in Holman block, cor ner Stato and Liberty street Tuesday of each week at 7:30 , in. Oflcar Johnson, 0. C; E. H Anderson, IL of R. and B. Modem Woodmen of America Or gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Meet every Thprsdd7 evening at f o'clock la Holman hall, W. W Hill, V. C; T, A Turner, clerk A'oodmea ef Werld Meet every Fr day sight at 7:10, la Holman hsf O. L. Darling, C. C, P. L. Fras Jr, Clerk.. LlfteolB ABumky. UbIob. Sick, aeet dent aad pMitoa Usurance; $3, 6a,m pleig'd; every claim pal Geed tfMti wasted. J. H. C Meagomery, sawe orgaaissr Bsx432 Salem, Oregon. ). It) as, secretary. 646 8UU tfree' mSiCTELLANKOUS "tjrTTfirTwKh'lsen photo on face and gold rim, Sat urday afternoon on State street. Flsderl leave at Journal for re ward, 5-2 6-1 w Why Work for Whrv When yoa can mako from ?150 to $300 per mouth for yourself; no experleae necessary, ask for O. H. Coats, Sa Jera Lodging House, room 37, from 9 to 12 a. m 1 to K p. m. 5-2 5-3 1 ItimOtf NOODLK HOUSK Ferry Street, Ner IIih. Lpst A whKe and brown apetted Shepherd dog, 'wth strap areuft.4 Its .ec)c with a jsle of phala at-. 'tacal " Address Joha C9eWy, R l9, 4, Garden Road. B-S-'Jt'r Lost a "lady's black leather card case containing a aumber of Bmall nhotoo and cards, two Vau detto tlcketo, and 15 cents. Finder return to 'Journal office 5-18-tf. JL R, OU r Wholesale grocers. produce. See us for your sunnly of borry crnte and boxes, olther folding or itln tops, 5-9-tt Tog6 Nodlp IIoimo First class plaoo to get bowl noodles. Freea nnd well served 10c. 439 Ferry street 5-1-lmo. KORTNEK A KKNWELL, ; Votorlnarlan Ora.luat-s Ontario Votlnary Collcgo. All, calls .prompt- . ly attended to. Ofllce 207 8. High street. - Pkone, 160 resi dence 998. . Cil-lmo. Salem Kmplpynient Co, 478 State .street. Phono Mnlne 149. Head quartors for pmployer and m nloyoo. All kinds of heln supplied froo. If you want work com to us. tf. Coucrvto Work Got my prices on sldowalks, curbs, septlo tanks and cement work of any klnd All work guaranteed llrat-olaaa. Mr. Ward, Highland add. , .Phone. 5fi9, ' ' ' r Vlay 24-tf Vog LnmiHrr and Fael Co. Lum ber .shingles, building material, wood and roaU Low nrlces and prompt, deliveries One blooV east of 8. F. paftsengt? depot. Phone 1S8. p7-2-tf nattn A Wearoth Fine 'wines, liquors and cigars. We. bandit the celebrated. Kellog aaad .Cantlr whlikles. Ceol and r'efrMkiMg.beer constantly ovv draught South Commorclal street. 9-S-lyr EntRrieertiotir- Mt wsrket" an Er-t State street'hn" been' doubled In size and wo nro hotter prepared than ovor to Bcrvo oustomors. Prompt sorvlco nnd tho het of monts our motto, CnU or nhono 103. R. H. Edwardi Moat; Co, SASH AND DOOR OTOnigS Frank M, nrown. Manufacturer of ssb, doors, mouldlags. All kins' of house finish aad bard wee4 work. Front street, between ftat and Court. Make all complaint t tb ofrlr Llvory anl Fwl fltKWcd Old Post office Stablos, at 254 Ferry street between Commercial and Frent streets. Telephone 188. Some of th finest liveries In the city ear be found bore, Dick Westacott n'nnrt'.'nr 10.1.1rr . PLUMBERS Theo. M. Barr Plumblag, hot watsr and steam heutlng and tlnnlnu 164 Commercial street. Phoas Main 192. 9-1-lyr M. J. Petiel Plumb'ng, steam suit gas fitting Successor to Knox A Murphy, 226 Commercial street Prone Main 17. WANTED Wnutitl A laundress at muto school Phone 433. tf. Wnnted To lrtiy cholco mllkors. Apiily Geo. Weeks; farjn phono No 41, RoutQ 8." .' ' D.2C.3l Wnuteil An enterprising mun tu Invest $50 In a manufacturing butlnoiis that will net him from $150 to $300 por month. For par ticulars call at tho Salem Lodging House, corner Court and Commer cial strcots, betweon 9 and 12 a. m. and 1 and 5 p. m. Room 37. 5-25-3t .Wnnted At onco good kltcbon girl at Cottage hotel. 5-25-3t Wnatett Pantry girl nt Willamette hotel. 4 5-25-3t. O slVORXA.. townU m IM Y Mm Al3 gM0rf Tt&&83& &itutin ii z: - : v. .s-k..t.cti fsmmiiM, Bres. TrasMf er Owpaay-y ; i au kism or traasier worx aefy FarattHie aa4 piaaos bsxed re4Mjr fer sklpmeat, Proapt sWfle Is ear saotte. ftaad aaa o ii i IIS Hovtk Cwsjsweial ' trK Plwae lie. TR44m, Pkeae 9911 I RJtlL WITATK FOR flALH J1S a'eref,Vs jislle troki, Saleaj X miles fro Maijfeay, fine & room faoune, 2 large, buns; ma chine eked, efciekeli &tm, eU.; Creek oa plaee. Te title (to this ranch lias 4yr been 'out of ta family. Cheap for $9600, Basjr trms. i 40 acres, BV& miles from Salem' on a good road. Owner just died ' aad widow will dlspoee of proi-v perty at a bargain at $4200;" Good buildings, worth more. f 11 acres, 1M miles east of Pea, good buildings, fruit berries,' grapes, etc. 'OobjJ well, watery works, a bargain at $2200, Term Terms. I 'odefff- Kjhse",clo'' 'ta7 rooms; steno .foundatlea; Hg 'and, otootrlo light, barn, lot 57x188.' $3OQ0, INiruw. . . r ' i J f Sample of our i farms andielty, bargains, It these prices' dov hot appeal to you V' have Utew.Ja.all slies and prices, Improved and un latproYod farms; inside aad .su burban city properly, tee 'us be foro buying, wo have, large Jilts and can intorest you. OLMSTED. LAP CO. ; Salbni Braitck Yerex Bros. Co. !!7 State Street, t ' t ' - 4i Tfl Hale Wiiig'Sau'eoV; H dig stock of aooDA ' ; We make up all kinds of wrappei and white underwear, waists, klwoa-i aa and skirts; all kln4 'of gentle--men'B and ladles' frtmUklHg ,(rtoJs4, all kinds of silks and dress' goo44 hose, shoes, stilts, pants, overall blankets, neckwear, matting, ohlM ware, trunks, ettbr'oidery and 1mA nnw Kolllliir nt r-nt uu ii,;vumimiwm ai, snieiu, sw- lilt KT .IftHlMAMJllMl fl! -.tftM 4 T THE AVENUE Creasss,- lew,, elgarj anar woafss- loasr Ceraer ( geveateeatk 'tv Asylum aretiua. N. u. S.ker. sro-t prletor (SI!W GROCERY , !jxV ' JUST OPENED A fresh nnd complete stock. Also carry a Huo .line of con foctlonnry goo.V, Sorvo lunches and soft drinks, CIGARS AND TOBACCO I know what tho people want and how to buy, Will carry a solccL lino of tho most popu lar brand. now 'n use aad as-, euro all tho very best treat" mont in quality and iprlce ot goods, Como In, Let's get acqualntod, MRS. IDA KOPPLICN Cor. 14tl!mlOkSts. u ' WMss GERMAN UAKKRY AND CONFKtn'JONKRY Now under now management HCHLEHirr A. SCHNEIDKR Proprietors Complcto lino of fresh and up-to-dato bakers goods delivered to all parts of tho city free, Wo nro proud of our party and wedding cakes, dollyered on short notice Glvo us a trial is all wo ask, Storo corner Twelfth and Che inekotn Sti. iPhono Main 901. imwssKMisBsasl ssf M Hm ii M S ! H LI flsS ill I : - draymbn. -ri " I IT tiVi i. f. Note Tlfese i " ). BBSWBSMBSBinBrMB m --o j t i , i iST FACILITIES HE WEST FOR 'RODUCTIOH OF OnADE WORK 1,1 ,j ' ,i , . y,yi s i. .. Aj S. mr"A- . ,.v