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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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r gPJKJIAL DELIVERY
. Far eoHresWnee of subscribers branch deliver offices are establish
ed at the following place at 35 cents per month, $1.00 for throe menths:
Asylum Store, F. O. De Voe & Son, Asylum Avenue Junction.
Garllae, Seventeenth street, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Store.
Dade's Store; Alex, Daue, BouthComiaerclal street.
Xlectrle Store, 0. M. Eppley, East State street.
Falrgroaais Store, Harrison Dee, Falfgrduads Road.
Kwt4l'a Corner Twelfth and Oros streets.
O. K. Grocery, A. A. Eaglebart, Twelfth atrcet. M
WfcMttr's Store, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avenue.
Vew Park Store, F. O. Bowersox, Twelfth and Leslie.
Lass Grocery, Seveateeattt stret
3. L. Moore & Sea, earner Capitol and Union streets,
Weatf Salem 'Store, wwt Salem.
Zlan's Confectionery. 478 State street.
Dr. Stone's, 2i 1 North Commercial street.
plank and all the low place so that
they will not become almost Impas
sable mudholes. He is confident
that he can fix It so that a minimum
Bpeed of 20 inllea per hour can be
maintained over It,
He has taken tho matter up with
the Marshfleld and Roseburg Cham
bem of Commerce and 'hopes to get
tho Improvement made so that the
lino can bo started this fall. It is
proposed to put portable sawmill
on the jobj cutting down the 'limber
nlong tho right of way and planking
wherever necessary. Already eight
miles of tho distance has been
planked.
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FAAMHRS TRAISE
HYBRID WHEAT
Huffman's Store, North Sixth street " f j
,4 Oetrmaa Bakery, eorter Twelfth and' Cbemcketa.
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AUTQ 1U)AI8 TO . I
KLAMATH FA LI -8
.4 -r-i-i
Two auto roads into Crater Lakd
National park. One from the line of
the Southern Pacific, eastward to
the summit of the Caseadcs, the
other from Bomo pnltH- east of the
mountains, westward into tho scent;
reserve,
Governor Chamborlaln has ap
pointed the commlttco which will
have In hand tho ways and 'means
of providing tho money necessary to
build tho roads and of selecting the
points from which tlio highways will
penelrato into tho mountain vast
nesses and about tho natural beau
ties which surrorund Crater lako, The
commlttco consists of tho follewing:
B, II. Harrlman, Judgo Lionel It.
Webster, Henry L. nenson, Klamath
Fftjls: F. J. Roddy, Med ford,' F. II.
Hopkins, Central Point; Benton
Bowers, Ashland; J. H, Scott, Sn
lorn; G. T. Baldwin, Klamath Falls;
T, B. Wilcox, Portland; W. I. Yaw
tor, Mod ford; C. 0, Jackson, Port
land, and Colonel Frank II. Italy,
New York city, who Is largely Inter
ested In tho dovolopmont of tho
Roguo lllvor district.
Governor Chamberlain's action In
soon formulating plans for tho con
struction of tho wooded nvonueH In
tho doop forests surrounding Crnter
Lake National park camo about ns
tho result of n tnovo to gain easy ac
cess to oiio of tho most sconlo ra
tions in tho world, ,
While Mr. Harrlman wan In con
ference with tho governor's party
and Gonornl Mnnagor O'llrlon at
Pol I en n Bay Lodge, the past weak ho
was forwarded tho following tele
gram, after n conferouco botweon
soma of thoso interested in building
roads to tho park:
"H. II. Harrlmnn: Proposed to
ratio $250,000 to build first-claim
auto romI from Mudford to Crnter
lako and from laka to Klamnth
Falls, connecting with your lino at
both cuds. State of Oregon, Jack
son county, Klamath county, cities
of Medford, Central Point, Klamath
Falls, Interested Individuals, to pro
vide money. Many promlnaut men
favor movement. Will you accent ap
pointment at ono of coiuiiituslou
which governor will iinino to formu
late plans and curry project to com
pletion! Will not onoronch greatly
upon your tlmo?"
Then out of tho domo wood sur
rounding tho Idyllls spot where tho
rallroud king t free for a time from
tho cares and worltx of tho tlnnuclal
maolstrom, camo tho following
reply 8
"Thanks for your messago, I will
confer -with tho governor when ho
comes down here. Am roady to do
anything I'can to aid intelligent im
provement." And so Governor Chamberlain
has placed E. II. Harrlman at tho
("head of-tho committee.
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COFFEE
Nething: docs more for
a grocer, one way or the
other, than coffee. He
must sell poor; (he needn't
sell' it to you) it is good
tHt makes him
Your -torn return roar money If -on don't
Nli SihUIIni ' Dtiti p-y bis
DoWltt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills will promptly relievo all Kid
ney and Bladder disorders. Sold
and recommended by all druggiscs.
If you take Kodol in tho beginning
the bad atacks of Dyspepsia will be
avoided, but If' you allow these lit
tle attacks to go unheeded it will
I nice Kodol n longer tlmo to put your
tomnrh In good condition again.
Cet a bottle of KjujI torfpy. Sold
by nil drugg'tti
o
WILL GIVE SMALL
CITIES TELEPOST SERVICE
LAUNCHES IN
THE FOREST SERVICE
Your Money
In tho bank Is In actlvo una and
benefits tho whole community,
It help to pant tho field aud
hareit the grain.
It picks and cures tho fruit aud
hopu.
It keeps tho mills and factories
running,
It heli to mako good and pros
perous times for all.
It helps YOU too by earning
lutereit If doposlted with us.
A, E. Cohoon, supervisor of tho
Sluslaw forest reserve, haa throo
gnsollno launches In operation nnd
another under construction for tho
convenience of tho service Ono
launch Is on tho Umpqua, another on
tho Sluslaw, nnd a third on tho Al
sen rlvor. Tho fourth latwich Is lin
ing built for Smith rlvor, a branch
of tho Umpquu Inlet, which lo navig
able for 12 mllos.
All of thoso streams havo a num
ber of miles of nnvlgablo wator, us
ually JtiRt ns far as tho tldo ronchos,
on tho mnln trunk nnd Its brnnchos.
Tho Umpqua rlvor of itself runs
back nonriy 30 inllcn, tho Sluslaw
ovor 20, whllo tho Alsca cxtonds
bnok Into tho Interior perhaps 15,
Tho government Imh boon put to
considerable expense by not having
lnuuohos at tho service of tho rang
ers. Ono tlmo Mr. Cohoon hud to
wall n wholo day to cross ono of
tho streams. By tho rules governing
tho bouts, thoy enn only bo used for
government purposes. At nny tlmo
when a travelor or settlor enn bo
allied when in troublo by tho
launches nnd tho man or men in con
trol, tho Instructions aro that thoy
shall bo put nt tho sorvlco of tho
unfortunate.
In fact, this Is one of the prin
ciples of the wholo sorvlco, nnd tho
settlors frequently find thomaolvos
Indebted to the rangers who look
after tho Interests of tho government.
Chronic lilnrrliora Relieved.
Mr. Edward B. Honry, wtth the
United Btatos Express Co., Chicago,
writes, "Our general superintendent.
Mr. Quick, handed me a bottlo of
Chamberlain's Collo, Cholora and
Diarrhoea Remedy some tlmo ago tr
check an attack of tho old chronic
diarrhoea. I Iiavo used It since that
tlmo and cured many on our tralnf
who have been sick. I am an old
soldier who served with Kuthorford
B. Hayes and William McKlnley four
years In tho 33rd Ohio Regiment,
and have uo ailment except chronlo
diarrhoea, which this remedy stops
at once." For sale by Dr. Stone's
urug siore.
Now York, August 31. That the
new telegraph company, tho Tele
post is determined to establish Its
syitcm In even tho remotest parta of
tho country ia shown by the an
nouncement that, the company has
porfected specially designed appara
tus for small branch offices, whero'a
larger and moro expensive equip
ment ncccsltatlng electric power
might bo Impracticable.
Tho new apprntus Ib a combina
tion of two Delanoy automatic In
stnumonta In one being both n
"sondor" nnd "receiver," working
cither simultaneously br alternately,
tho power being supplied by a spring
motor. No electric power Is necessary,
Tho Instrument may also bo at
tached to telcphono wires for the
transmitting and receiving of tele
graph messages without interfering
with telophono conversations.
Itfl portability and absence of
power nttachmonta permit tho ap
paratus to bo used at any plnco
dculrod nnd to bo shifted about from
spot to -pot or room to room at the
will of tho operator. Not tho least
Important fonturo of this Instru
ment however Ib the great boncflt
It will bo to newspapers In roportlng
ovont from polntB where no tele
graph o 111 co Ib available
This now Instrument mnrkB nn
Important nchlovomont in tho rapid
progroB of tho work of establishing
tho Telepost lines, besides securing
nn enormous saving In working ox
ponsoR, for not only Is tho cxponso
of olectrlc motor power eliminated
but tho cost of tho appnratus Itsolf
Is trifling compared with that of the
'Installation necessary for tho larger
offices.
DlsncroftliK nt Home.
Lots of men and women who nre
ugreoable with others, got "cranky"
nt homo. Its not dlspoaltlon, Its the
llvor. If you find In your-olf that
you feel cross around tho houso, lit
tle things worry you, Just buy a bot
tlo of Ballard's Horblno and put your
liver In shape. You and cvorybody
around you will feol hotter for It.
Prlco 50 conts por bottlo, Sold by
all dealt. b.
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OLUH CARETAKERS
ARE ASPHYXIATED
(United Press I.eaied Wire)
Seattle, Wn., Aug. 31. Harry
Long, chief enrotnkor of tho fashion
nhlo Soattlo tennis club houso, and
an assistant aro (load today, having
fnllon victims of gas whllo sloeplng
In tho club.
Both men wero found In the same
room lato yestordny whllo was was
o'cnplng freoly from a gas pipe In
the samo room. Long was dead, but
his assistant, whoso name has not
boon loarnod, was still living He
died, howovor, on tho way to the
hospital.
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EASILY DECIDED
This Question Should Bo Amu cm!
Easily liy Raleiu Peojdo,
ROSKUVRG-OOOS
RAY AUTO ROAD
SAVl DEPARTMENT
CAhTAL NATIONAL
BANK
(Coos Bay Times.)
A plan to build an automobile
road between Coos Bay and Rose
burg and to operate a line of autos
over it haa been launched by Mr,
Crow, representing a Loj Angeles
syndicate which owns and operates
several auto tranportatlon com
panies In Nevada. Mr. Crow has a
surveylug party going over the road
now.
Mr. Crow figure that the road
can be put In guod shape for a ton
paraijvely nominal sum, making It
passable for auto the vear around.
11 &- iVtmt it m . L- I .
li , : v trTi xemeaiDor the aaaae Doan
j to cut the cr4M to much as tola4 take no other,
Which Is wiser to havo eonrl
donco In tho' opinions of your fellow
cltlions, of people you know, or de
pend on stntomenU made by otter
strangers residing in far-awa
places? Read tho follewing:
W. J. Carlton, of Hid Third St.,
Salem, Or., says: "Doan'a Kidney
Pills, vhlch I procured at Dr. Stone's
drug store, not only strengthened
my kldnoys but they speedily re
moved the backache and lamcnets
A remedy that acta wt8h tn-h
prompt and beneficial results as
Daan'a Kidney Pills la worthy of all
4ronrtdenee. I can conseentlouslv
recommend them to others for I
know l never had any medicine of
tho kind equal (o them for curing
backache and kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Ua'-
t4 States.
(East Oregonlan.)
That the Washington State college
experiment Btatton has propagated
now varieties of wheat which aro
proving of excellent quality, yield
well and are, in fact, almost Ideal
wheats for this section, seems cer
tain, says a Pullman item. After
many yearB of patient work, started
by Professor W. J. Splllman, now
with the department of agriculture
at Washington, D. C, nnd followed
by his successor, ns head of tho col
lege experiment station, Professor E.
E. Elliott, theso new varieties of
havo been perfected and are pro
duced In Btifilclent quantities to seed
vast areas.
Professor Elliott distributed somo
of the seed among n lot of the be-t
farmers, trying to get somo of it In
every neighborhood 'that could be
reached and requesting that tho
grain bo corofully watched and re
ports sent in showing what had been
accomplished. Theso reports are
coming in and nlmoBt every ono
shown splendid results.
Hybrid Bct Wheat Grown.
C. A. Price, a grean dealer of
Pullman, who has a fine farm near
town, said: "My hybrid wheat has
yielded well and Is of excellent qual
ity. I bolJove It will provo one of
tho best grains over grown hero. I
have been urging that not n bu-hcl
of this wheat bo Bold for export, but
that It all 'bo used for reed. If tho
Washington Stato college had ac
complished nothing, else but produce
theso Improved varieties of wheat It
would provo a financial blessing to
the stato and tho entlro northwest."
C. B. Kegloy, master of tho Wash
ington Stnto grange, said: "My hy
brid wheat averaged a little moro
than 40 bushels per1 acre. My red
Russian averaged 26 busholo. Tho
two fields Join, tho Bell Is the sam-,
tho ground was cultivated In the
samo way, and sown at tho same
time, tho Boeder going from ono
flold to tho other, part of both bo
Ing plnntod tho samo day. Tho hy
brid wheat Is worth moro thnn tho
red RuBslnn. With nn Incrondo of
40 per cent In tho yield nnd 2 to 4
cents additional on tho prlco, fur
ther comment seems unnecessary. It
costs no more to rnlso nn aero of
ono thnn of tho other."
GetH Applications for Seed.
A. J, D. CornolhiB of Colfnx
wrltes: "I am much pleased with my
hybrid whent. Wo havo not threshed
It yot, but It promlttos bo woll that
I havo had moro than 20 applica
tions for somo of tho seed. Will lot
you know moro when it Is threshed."
J. A. Fontnlno, Dayton, wrltes:
"Tho wheat did well this soaion, do
oplto tho dry wenther."
J. J. May, Wholnn, writes:
"Wheat Ib not yet threshed, but wo
expect 40 bushels por aero. All my
neighbors want seed from It."
Andy Monl, near Pullman, write:
"I throshod my wheat today. Tho
now vnrloty, known ns 'No. 123,'
yleldod 19 Vi saks por aoro. The 40
fold grown on an ndjolnlng flold nnd
under oxnetly tho samo conditions,
yloldod 15 sacks por ncro. I am
going to sow nil my snmmor-fal-
lowod land to this whont this fall."
Knrl Gerhard, Hatton, WaBh.,
wrltes: "I throshod 13 sacks of
wheat from ono snek of sood I got
from you. Owing to tho hot wonthor
nnd tho winds It Bhrlvolod somo and
did not yield as woll as undor fav
orable conditions, this bolng a Im 1
yenr. I find it doea not sholl out a
easy as tho old kinds and tho straw
Is strong. Had we had normal
weather conditions I am satisfied
tho ylold would have boon largo. I
will sell nono of the whoat, as I
want to sow It this fall."
Sclwvck GetH lO-Bushcl Acmgc.
M. E. Schreck of La Crosse had an
average of 40 bushels per aero from
tho hybrid whoat and Is enthu-lastlc
over It, A report of Mr. Schreck'
ylold was published In Tho Spokes-man-Review
from La Crosse, recent
ly. Theo Stlrewnlt, Pullman, writes
"I sowed 40 acres of No. 123 wheat
and It was fine In every respect. I
a going to sow all of my land to
this variety and the hybrid calbd
No. 143, of which I got ono sack In
tho fall of 1907. I sowed this ono
sack on about two acre and got 38V4
Backs of wheat from It and as flno
wheat as you 'need to look at. It
was very thin on the ground and I
did not expect more than 20 sack-i,
but It turned out almost double what
I expected. I think It far ahead 6f
the club or 40-fold."
Catarrh
la a conitltntlonal dIeaao originating la
Impure blood snd requiring constitutional
treatment acting through and purifying the
blood for its radical and permanent cure.
Tb greateit constitutional remedy Is
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
tablets known os Sarsatabs. 100 doses $1.
Nasal and other local forms of catarrh
are relieved by Catarrlcts, which allay In
flammation and deodorize discharge. 60c.
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR
HOP TICKERS
- -----Uli n , " ' i
i'ir',jcvsAvwJ.
i
ROYAL
RESTAURANT
r quick service, strlctlr k
cooking, go to the
BEACH LUNCHB8
uur specialty. vum ... -Front
Rr L. "' "
block j,7k : : "A
M t uuat u, .
(Cottage Grove W. Oregon.)
With tho season for hopplcklng
practically at hand, tho market for
hopo in Portland, either old or now,
Ib tho dullest It has been this year,
Bald a produco dealer this morning.
Tho demand has absolutly ceased,
except at prices too low' to permit
of any business between buyer and
soller. The last contracting was dono
at 7c to 8c, and this Ib nominally
tho prlco of 1908 hops now. East
ern brewers cannot bo interested In
now business, as they claim to be
supplied with old hops, and In view
of tho falling off in beer consump
tion are not concerned over their
possible futuro wants."
Krcbs Bros, have decided to start
their big excursion train of hoppick
ers from Portland on September 3,
leaving for Independence at 6:40 a,
m nnd will constat of 15 coaches.
Nine hundred pickers will bo carried
on tho train.
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Sho Ukc Good Thing.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West
Franklin, Maino, says: "I llko good
things and havo adopted Dr. King's
Now Life Pills is our family laxa
tlvo modlctno, becauso they aro good
and do tholr work without making
a fuss about it." Theso painless puri
fiers eold nt J. C. Perry's drug atoro.
26e.
A. J. Rader's Camping Gr-jj
nero you will find ko-j
Bpptio tanks, good location; 2
tion and furnish,..- ... '
Nownort nrtV ' ltMer PrW
-' F ypwil
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BARBER SHOB
A first class up-to-date shop, bjl,
uvunuoK una piace for thebwti
Thero is no barber bettw -j
with a raeor or pair of tissan i
R. N. WALTER. IW tl
-. -1.-. A. r I
i ji 'roni street, nir I
tauuiufi. Agaaey IOr WrTSllI I
M'Jt
CIGARS, and
TOBACCOS
I have selected the best bru
vi cigars ana Tobacco co
ent with the trade. Cao m
you wun wuat you wlih
satisfaction. Alto carry 1 1
picio iino or sort drlnki.
E. CASS. Proa.
Frdnt Street, opposlts Th j
copuon, Newport, Oretoa,
What la Bert for liuUgiwUofl?
Mr. A. Robinson of Drumquln. On
tario, has been troubled for years
with tadtges-tlon, and recommends
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets as "the best medicine I
ever nsl." If troubled with Indiges
tion or coaatlpatloa give them a
trial. They are certain to prove
beasfktal. They are easy to tak
and plea-sot In effect. Price. SK
eeats. Samp free at Dr. Stoas's
drag tre.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
CORVALLIS EASTERN R. R.
TIME TARLE.
Triiliw for Corvallis.
Follows commencing January 16,
1908:
No 4 -Leaves
Detroit 1:00 p. m.
No. 8
Leaves Albany 7:55 p, m,
Arrives at Corvallis 8:35 a, ra.
No. 10
Lcavoa Albany 3:55 p. m.
Arrives nt CorvalllB 4:35 p. m.
No. 6
Loave3 Albany 7:45 p. m.
Arrives nt CorvalllB 8:25 p. m.
Tnlnn for AUxuiy.
No. 5
Lenvcs Corvallis 6:30 a. m.
Arlrvcs at Albany 7:10 a. m.
No. 9
Lcavoa Corvallis 2:15 p. m.
Arrives nt Albany 2:55 p. m.
No. 7
Loaves Corvallis G:00 p. m.
Arrives at Albr.ny 6:40 p. m.
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Loaves Corvallis 11:15 ?. m.
Arlves nt Albany 11:58 n. in.
No. 12 (Sunday only)
Loaves Albany 12:35 p. m.
Arrlvoa nt Corvallis ins p. m.
Portland, Orogon, Jupo 17. Com
mencing Juno 22nd and until further
notle8, tho following train sorvlco
will bo In ofToct on tho lino of tho
C. & E. R.R. botweon Albnny and
Yaqulna, dally except Sunday:
Train No. 16 Train No. 2
Mixed Passenger
Lonvo Albany 7:45 a.m. 12:40 n.m.
Arr. Yaqulna 1:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m.
Train No. 15 Trnln No. 1
Pnssongor Mixed
Lv. Yaqulna 2:15 p.m. 7:00 a.m.
Arr. Albany 7:00 p.m. 11:55 a.m.
On Sundays tho sorvlco will bo as
follews:
Lv. Albany 7:35 n. m.; nrr. Yaqulna
11:40 a. m.; lv. Yaqulna G:00 p. ra,;
nrr. Albany 11:30 p. m.
For f rthor Information apply to
WM. McMURRAY,
0-23-6t Gon.Pas3. Agent
Tlmo Card No. $, Southern Pacific
Co., Effective Sunday, May 17,
lf)OK.
Townnl Portland, Passenger.
No. 16 5:13 a. m. Oregon Ex-
pross.
No. is 8:40 a. m. Cottage Grove
passenger.
No. 12. 2:45 p. m. Roseburg pfts-
soriger.
Touiml Portland, Freight.
No. 222.-5:0 n. m. Portland fast
freight.
No. 226.-10:40-11:28 a. m. way
freight.
Toward' San . FtuhcIkco, Passenger.
No. 11 -11:03 a. m. RoseUirg
passencer.
No. 17.-6:45 p. m. Cottage Grove
passenger.
No. 15.-9:50 p. m. California ex
press. .
No. 133:31 a. m. San Francis
co express.
Toward San Francisco, Freight.
No 221.-2:43 a. in. Portland fast
freight.
No. 225 ll;28 a. m. way fro'ght.
FURNITURE
Newport, Ottzoa
For Household Furniture of en
Kinu ana description go to
H. D. BLAKELY
Carpets, Matting, Stoves and Ht
ware. Soil or rent you a campltct
houaokcoplng outfit and buy bwl
wnon you ieavo. prices alwtri r
ponablo.
South Front Street, only otore of tM
kind.
Whon nt Newport go to Fogsrty 4
Kowin'B 1-lvory Stables for testi l
movo your baggage; to give ;
boat girl n drlvo; to go to 0M
Rock, Seal Rocks or any point of M
torcst In small or largo parties. Hsi
nnd food and a square umi n
around; caro'ful drivers who hoi
tho bench. Glvo us a trial.
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fSuarantecd cas. smoke ni
proof. Economical and durable.
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SB8 STATE STREET.
Vntlmmtam furnUflM OH b"1
Oregon Electric Time Table.
Tlmo of arrival and departure of
cars at Salem Is as follows, Portland
and Intermediate points;
Arrive Leavo
Local S:40a. m. 6:00 a.'m.
Express 10:50 a. ra. 9;05 a. m.
"u 1;35 p. m. 11:05 a. m.
c.iiress 4::o p, m.
Local 5:45 p.m.
Expreia 8:20 p. m.
145 p. m.
3:28 p. ra.
6:00 p. ra.
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