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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. ORBGOK.WEDKESnAY, JULY 8, 1008 2T Ml I IB I JIM im REDISTRICT OREGON ITknroTO I rflTA I A Washington, .July 8. The Becon.l step In the comprehensive plan of redisricting the -national forests In the Western states has Just been made by tlio President in signing oYnnUve orders which will chanuo - , ,,.... . . - '"f "ZT",?', " ioresis j w.o"" V.J11JT uiuci state In which these plans have been completed Is Idaho, but it Is pected that the work of rediBtrrct log In all the national forest Btatc3 will be finished and ,the changes announced In the next few days. No addition to forest area is in volved In the plans for redisricting in any of the states of the north west. The object of the work Ib to equalize the areas of administrative units and to arrnnge their bound aries in Buch a manner as to pro mote the most efficient and practical udmlnlstrntion of the forestB. " it will enable ofneora of the forest service to give prompt attention to nil forest bueincrs and further the interests and add to the convenience of stockmen, lumbermen, miners and all other users or settlers in the national forests. The Oregon na tional forests which will bo effected by this rearrangement are as fol fel fol eows: A new forest to be known as the Umntll'a will contain 550,170 acres nnd will consist of. all of the Hepp ner and of the northwestern portion of the Blue Mountains forest. it Is locnted In ' Morrow, Umatilla, Grant nnd Wheeler counties. This forest will continue to be administer ed by Supervisor Thomas E. Chld eey with headqiinrters at Heppner, Oregon. Tho forest to bo know ni the Whitman will have an area of 1,204, 739 acres and will consist of the northeast portion of tho Blue Mountains forest wh!ch Is In general tho area formerly known as the "Blue Mountains (W) nntlonnl for est." It h located In Umatilla, Un ion, Baker and Grant counties and will be under tho administration of Supervl or Henry Irelnnd with headquarters nt Sumpter, Oregon. Tho now Mnlhour national forest Is what has been formerly known as the "Mnlheur Division of tho Bluo Mountains" nnd will embrace 1, 183,458 acres. It conslBt3 of tho southeastern portion of tho "Blue Mountain (W) forest" and Is loom ed In Vnintllla, Union, Baker and Grant counties. This forest will contlnuo under tho administration of Superv'sor Cy J. Blnghnm with hendquartor3 nt John Day, Oregon. The forest to bo known as tho Deschutes will consist of that por tion of the Blue Mountain forest far mer! known a "Bluo Mountain (W),M tho northern portion of tho Fremont, nnd certain townships of tho Cascade containing 1,475,480 acres It Is located In Crook, Lak, Whee'e-r, Klamath, Grant nnd Har ney o'intles. Tho forect will bo administered by Supervisor A. S. Ire'and with headqunrtera at Prlno ville, Oregon. The Fremont national forest will consist cf tho routhern portion of the old "Fremont" and all of tho "Goose Lake" forosts and Is located In Lake, nnd K'amnth counties. This for at lc very Irregular in outline nnd Is composed of many segregated area, the total area of which will, bo 1,230,600 acr03. It will continue" to be under tho administration of Supervisor Guy M. Ingram with headquarters nt Lnkevlew, Orogoi. Tho land formerly included In the "Bull Run" and tho "Cascade (N)M forest, excejt thnt portion south of the WPlnrretto Valley Cascadp, Mountain Wagon Road, covering l,-i 7sS,320 aeies, will be called tho Oregon natlsnal forest. This forest Is located In Multnomah, Clackamas, Wasco, Marln, Linn and Crook counties and vlll continue under tho administration of Supervisor Tho.i. H Sherrard vlth headquarters it Portland, Oregon. Cascade will continue to be the name of that portion of the old Cas cade f re t (not Included In the Fro racnn ijinr between tho Willamette Val'ey and Cascade Mountain Wa C'i Road and he middle fork of the The Swke t4 Ike Flewtr Oh me! I saw a hure and loathsome str, Wherein a drove oTwallowiag Swine were barred, Whose banquet shocked the nostril and the eye; Then spoke a voice, 'Behold the source , of lard!" I fled, and saw a f ieldlhat seemed at first One glistening mass o! rosea pure and white, mth dewy bda 'mid dyic green foliage nursed; v nd, as I lingered o'er ie lovely sight, The summer erMce, UutcoeUd that Southern scee, ' " Whispered, ' Behold tbWce f COTTOLKNBI.' . I Willamette river and West Des-- i. v. chutes river. This forest has an jaren of 1,845,120 acres and Is lccat jed In Lrne, Linn, Crook and Klam ath counties. It will bo admlnlst-ied u? supervisor u. it. Seltz w I tin , . - , headquarters at Eugene, Oregon. , The forest now to be known at the Umpqua will embrace 1,G98,560 acres and will consist of thnt part of the "Cnecado (S)," national forest (which has not been Included In the Fremont) between the mjddle fork of the Wlllamotte river nnd West Deschutes river and the Rogue river iu ooum umpqua uivme, niso tn ""oru Port,o ,h ,d "Um and South Umpqua Divide, also the qua" forest. It is located in Lane, Klamath, Jackson. Coos, and Doua- .ex"la9 counties. This foreat will con tinue to bo administered by Supor. visor S. C. Bartum with headquart ers at Roseburg, Oregon. ' The Crater national ' forest will contain 1,100,802 acres and will consist of the southern pfirtlon of the old "Cascade (S)," the "Ash land" and a portion of the "Klam nth" and "Siskiyou" forests. It 1b locnted In Jackson, Klamath, and Curry counties, Oregon, and Shasta county, California. Acting Supervis or O. A. Buqk will administer this forest with headquarters at Bed ford, Oregon. The shklyou will now consist of the greater part of tho old "SldM you," all of the "Coqullle" and part of the "Klamath," and will contain 1,305,057 acres. It 13 locnted In JackBon, Curry nnd Coos countlea This forest will bo administered by Supervisor M. J. Anderson with headquarters at Grnnts Pnrs, Ore gon. All of tho old "Tillamook" and "Umpqua" forosts, except the south ern portion of tho old "Umpqua", embracing 973,918 acres, will bo known w tho Sluslaw national for est. This forest Is located In Tilla mook, Lane, Douglas, Coos, Lincoln, Polk nnd Yamhill counties. Su pervisor A. E. Cohoon will ndmlnl tcr this forest with headquarters nt Eugene, Oregon. Tho Wallowa Is tho forest former ly known n the "Imnnha." It con tains 1,750,240 ncren and Is located In Wallowa county. This forest will contlnuo to bo under the adminis tration of Supervisor Howard K. O'Brien, with headquarters nt Wal lowa, Oregon. ' The forest service desires to re duce the area of tho averago forest units to approximately 1,000,000 acre?. This wns not possible in all cases as 1b shown by tho fact that under the plan of redisricting there will bo 144 Supervisors in tho United States who will administer more thnn 107,000,000 acres of natlomi' forests. DoWitt't Witch Hazel Salve is es pecially good for piles. Recommend ed nnd cold by nil druggist. o Somebody hos hold that there are mqro dogs than Bheep In Minnesota. If' true It don't nece3snrlly foil w thnt there nro very mnny dogs In the stato. Kodol will without doubt help any ono who hns stomach disorders or stomach troubles. Take Kodol today nnd contlnuo It for the short time that is necofsary to give you com plete relief. Kodol Is sold by ail druggists, i O i Remember the Special Day at Chnu tmiqim Lecture by John Slinrp Williams. Gladstone Park, Oregon, July 10. For the above occasion round trip tickets will be sold for ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE. Sale date July 10, limit July 13. Good geing: only on train No. 18. WM. M'MURRAY, J. M. SCOTT, G. P. A., S. P. CO. A. G. P. A.. S. P. CO. 0-0-5t. "FORTUNE" FAVORS THE MAN CAPABLE OF TAKING TIJK. INITIATIVE IN ADVER TISING, AS IN OTHER THINGS. THERE ARE SOME THINGS ABOUT THE ROUTINE OF YOUR BUSINESS THAT YOU CANNOT DQ AS WELL AS A CLERK. IF THIS THOUGHT SUGGESTS TO YOU ANOTHER EMPLOYE, 1'SE A WAJiT AD. Avkcromii Issues Instructions, Instruction? have been sent oat f.om the office of the state superin tendent tf public instruction to the examiners in various parts of tho state, to the effect that no question from tho stato course of study are n be used in the examinations for stato certificates this year. It has been the custom heretofore to use ono or two questions from the book, but as the 1908 number is not available at present tho candidates in the com ing examination will have no chanc to become familiar with the ques tions, . o The farmer's name on a petition to Congress may not b as potent as a buBlnesa man's name, but this distinction does not apply to the ballot. ROADS AS WANTED BY STATE GRANGE Below is given a general summary of the report of tho conimlttee on Good Roads nt the recent session of the Stnte Grange. Wo hnvo examinoi tho report sub mitted by your special committee on good roads anl concur with that committee In Its conehn'ons regard ing good ronU construction with tho exception of the division of-the cost3 under 'the plan p?oinsed, which we believe would be nlore equ'ltable if made 25 per cent by state, 00 per cent by county and 15 per cent by district. We also believe that It would not bo well to restrict Btate levy to of ono mill nor county to flvp mills for construction bf roads, but bellovo that it would be better to leave the amount of loyy to the stato and county boards, simply mnklng the Mi of one mill state tax, and five mill county-, tax, the mini mum' 'amount to bo .levied for these purposes; with theso exceptions we would ask that tho report of said special committee bo mado a part of this report. , We also endorse the work of tho National grange In Its efforts to-se-curo, national aid and supervision In tho work of construction of Im proved roadB. In connection 'with nation nld'for good roads, wo would recommend that our representatives In congress bo urged to ubo (in event of the forfeiture of tho railroad lnnd grant) their best efforts to secure a large per cent of revenue secured from same to aid In tho construction of good ronds In Oregon. Wo would further recommend In the matter of tho laying out and opening of county roads, that we Insist that thoeo having charge of said work, have Bald ronds laid out and tipened only on the grndes nnd routes the best and most direct be tween communities. Wo would further recommend that legislation bo onncted permitting our county courts to prescribe nnd reg ulate tho use or rather tho abuse of our county ronds In the rainy Ben sons, by Bpeclnl Interests, requiring them to keep said road3 In a pass able condition, or contribute to the funds of tho county by special li cense or tax a sufficient sum to make tho repairs necessitated by such abuse. Changing )c present system of appointment of rond supervisors hack to tho electlvo system, wo think would bo n backward step, and no wo believe it would bo well to do away entirely with our present system of district road' supervision, wo would rcco'mmpnd that ho fur ther nctlon bo taken upon such reso lution nt this time. Wo would further recommend that wo do not loso sight of the lny Ing of Iron or steel rails upon our county ronds In tho mnnner nnd for tho purposo outlined by our Worthy Lecturer In her roport last year. In conclusion wo would recom mend that tho stato and subordinate granges unlto with the Good Ronds association of Oregon In Its efforts for tho making of good ronds In Oro gon. CASTOR I A I'or Infants and Children. Ffia Kind You Have Always Bought Bears :u-o . f C&.Xfffi&e&M Slrjna It has been said that great wealth creates more wants that It supplier. Maybe It Js to test the truth of this that groat wealth is so eagerly striv en for. o- T'uo noWltt'n TIHIn Pnrll) THcoi-c pleasant little pills thnt nro easy lo 1 take. Sold by all druggists. The man who charges a price for an artlclos and takes less to meet honest competition confesses to an atemjit to extort, and, therefore, does not deserve to be patron'zed. If faith In tho ultimate success of a business venture Is wanting, keej out of It. For Weak Kidneys Inflammation of the blad der, urinary troubles and backache use DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pill A Week's Trial For 25c K. O. SoWXTT it CO.. Okie. 111. ALL DRUGGISTS "The Blood Is The lift," Science ku never gone beyond thi above simple statement of scripture Bat It has Illuminated that statement nnd given It a meaning ever broadening with the Increasing breadth of knowledge. When tho blood Is "bad" or Impuro It Is not nlono the body wjilch suffers through disease. The brain Is also clouded, She mind and Judgement ar fcffoctcd, ondumy an evil deed or Impuro JolhtnibrtHrectly traced to tho hnpih'ttyof tho Ehxad Foul. Impuro hft can-bfl.mari'n nurn hv " fjjg PlerccXgolJtol MlsaLririiaSrlj mxlcnvs, nnd niirihpJiiiudatiu.rfcby curing, pimples, blotches, eruptions and other cutuneous affections', as eczema, tetter, or salt-rheum, hives and other manifestations of Impure blood. In tho cure cf scrofulous swellings, en larged glands, open eating ulcers, or old tores, the'GoldonMedcal Discovery hai performed the most marvelous cure. In cases of old sores, or open eating ulcers, It Is well to apply to tho open seres Dr. Pierce's All-Healing Salve, which poo tesses wonderful healing potency when used as an application to the sores In con junction with the use of iU6lden Medical Discovery r as a blood cleansing consti tutional treatment. If your druggist don't happen to havo the "All-Healing Salve' In stwk, you can easily procure It by Inclosing fifty-four cents In postace Btamps to. Dr. R. V Pierce, CC3 Main Ssu, Euffaio.'N.'Y., and It will come to you by return post. Most druggists keep It as well as the "Golden Medical Discovery, 9 You can't afford to accept any medlcln of unknown composition asa substitute for "Golden Medical Discovery," which Is a medlclno of knew: coMrostTioK, having a complete list of Ingredients In plain English on its bottle-wrapper, the same being attested as correct under oath. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellots rcgulaU and Invigorate stomach, liver and bowola DR. KUM WONDERFUL CHINESE DOCTOR Will treat you vlth Oriontal herbs and cure any dlscaso without opera tion or pain. Dr. Kum Is known everywhere In Salem, nnd has cured many promi nent people hero. He has lived In Salem for 20 years, and can bo trust ed. Ho usiB many medicines un known to whito doctors, and with them can cure catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rehumatlsm, stomach liver and kidney diseases. Dr. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy and female troubles. His rem edles cure private disease when e erything else fallB. Ho has hun dreds of testimonials, and gives con sulfation freo. Pricos for medicinei very moderate. Persons in the coun try can write for blank. Send stamp If you want some extra fine tea get it from, us. DR. KUM ROW WO CO.' Great Chinese Doctor L. M. II U M Hns medlclno which will cure any known disease. Ho makes a special ty of, nnd guarantees to cure Catarrh Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism, Debility, Stomnch, Liver, Kidney Troubles; also nny blackened or swollen soreness, broken limbs; Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds of Bolls, Lost Manhood, Fomnlo Weak ness, Hornls Troubles and Pnrnlyslo Consultation froe. Caro of Ylck So Tong Co., Chinese drug nnd horbs, 153 High St., upstairs, Salem, Or. Gold Dtist Flout Mndu by THE SYDNEY POW ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore gon. Mado for family use. Ak your grocer for it. Rran and shorts alwnys on hand. P. B. Wallace AGENT EttWiMfmi SMXI 9 SWt OMLKa Graber Bros. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Will give prompt attention to all orders, guarantee our work to glvo satisfaction and to be 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'B Jewelry Store. Pbose E50. SALEM WATER .COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. Fer wW service apply at oe Bills payable aseathly is adv WHITE PARASOLS i te. ' $1.00 Nice white parasol,.pno row of embroidery t Insertion, white enamel Btlck. A bargain nt 91.bo $1.15 A fine white parasol, embroid ery edge white nnmel' stick, only 91.15. $1.00 White lawn waists embroidery or lace fronts, regular $1.50 re duced to 91-00. IMWPINfcfiBEENRAIIM 240 and 246 ftmmrcU vJAyM fc UULtJvUimUUla h lm iSa' BANK TALK No. 18 By the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Salem, Or. Points That Should Interest You WE provldo nn absolutely Bafo placo to deposit your. money. WE are not an experiment but a grown, renljy oxlstlng reality. .WE return your money (all of It) on demand. WE are prosperous as well ns progressive nnd MERIT WINS. WE give you the best of servlco ns tho rosult of long exporlenco. WE do not mimic, or meet, but create, orlglnnto and ralso, WE havo a largo capital, surplus nnd profit account, thus Insuring safety and liberal treatment to our patrons. WE Invito new business upon our ovn merltii for strength, uupo- rlor facilities and courteous treatment. United States National wmmmummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmt m THE BUREAU Is a gentleman's resort you not only find gontlemen In front of tho bar but behind the bar. ' F. P. TALKINGTON, Proprietor H's long experience in the business hns taught him that It pays to buy only the best. WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Telephone, 177. 3CC Stato Bt. Wc .Launder Ladies' Shirt Waists and White A' Skirts Just Right. If Wo guarantee to. All of our shirtwaists are enrc- 1 fully washed with n special neutral soap, sturched Just where they should bo starched and Ironed by expert who havo made sh'rtwnlst Ironing a special study. We are pleasing the most careful drobsors In tho city with our shirtwaist work and are Bure wo can pleaso you. May wo have n trial. SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY Tel. 25 Strawberry Boxes and Crates Just received a carload of folding hallocks, tintops and. crates. See us for prices in large and small lots. H. S. GILE, Corner Trade wd High' St AT REDUCED PRICES W $1.35 NJeo whlto pnrasol, ono row ol embroidery, and ono row ol In sertion, 'whlto enamel stick, only $1.38. $1.50 A fine jwhlto parasol, two rem of "eyelet embroidery,' white j amel stick, only $1.80. T 1 $1.25 White lawn waists, taken ttmm our regular $1.75 and $2.ft linos, now only $1.28." Street; Salem, Oregon r CUT AN ARCK between tho hall and parror or parlor and library; roplae that unsnnltnry wall papor 1 tho dining room with a beaut iful, paneled wntnucoto and k will bo bettor than building a now houco. I can do It ti tho Queen's tasto nnd at unr prlslrigly llttlo oxpomk?. A. M. HANSEN, Manufacturer of 8nBfi, Doanr Mouldings, nnd nil klndo oB Houso finish. Corner Mill nnd Church strode. Phou Main 344. Bank of Salem, Ore. 130-16C 8. Llborty St. I! lam rll pMi m I