Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 30, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textila DAILY CAPITAu JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OitfttJON. WKDNBSDAV, SEPTEMBER JIO, 1008. 06KESS OF ALBANY AS A RAILROAD CENTER . in fSncclal) klMBT. epm0 inula Is to be . n J i Anlnlmb m- Lfr fincciivo uuiuuwi r i-riwar with the present H T Thnro at 7:35 a. m. wr S-riM back to tho former ' . iimnv nt 11:58, leave "..ClG 0. m. . "" . lllt tUO Li'.I COUJ SffliSehbottortI.nBtho Mhflenrari works was on !ec2nSt by burglars, the J, was bothered si gnuy, aim 19 broken off the safe, but r7 nv value secured. . r improvements on St. Mary'B Ra ffth estimated, will amount Eft , more, giving the school t or extending the wont, ac F.. ... h crowing demnnd, and 1.3? m -v o- - makiiiK it tho best Bisters bcIiooI In the valley. Snturday, the 2Gth, was "holdup" Jay, nnd nbout $250 In cash was col lected for the new Albany public 11 brafy. Outside work ts nearly finished on tho new dopot, and work on the In- biuo.-wiii be puihod ns soon as ma terial arrives. It ts rumored thai tho north end wijl bo Bet off ns a park, nnd (o have a Reed one. Tfio midnight train Monday night rn,n into a band of horces one m'lo south of Albany, killing three and Injuring two very severely. Hon. I. A. Munkors owned ono of tho horses killed, valued at $200, and Prank Hncklomnn was tho possessor of the other two, the two being valued nt $500. Tho rnllrond company, It la expected, will pay the owners for their 'loss. L. E. W. 1 i ii 1 1 1 1 1 Mft iiiiiiim w 1 1 1 m 1 1 i 1 1 n m 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 li n n 1 1 n 1 1 1 t-H-H-t-t IE60N STATE LEAGUE AGAIN TO ORGANIZE .tettin baseball fans will be r.. wn ihnt the old orogon I Woe Is to bo organized , nnd tntsea'on's opening of thsf ' .. f am nattnnlnlll Tlll T. urKRUii, vo- - H valley, win oe ruiiruaum-,-iXo. 1" ball under nittLpnn' Wt as the most Buccessfii' i.,.. ..., nut nil thn dirt- Ptt tie State, nnd they played MIDI witnin i-i m w" n. ..mn tnwna will hf Oil i. nrs(int 'n the nrouosod l, rter being Salem. Albany, -j and Kosenurg aim pusmuij ..... .lin nmv U'lall tn ontop mius niiu mi." ...-. - i I'Meague Tho different man- j rl n kafi'ie, n noso nniuea; ivv"1d f Hie present, havei :'onr,unlraMon with J. Far-, j lt National bnsebnll com- . trA hnvn aci llfpfl lll'l vlldHOH Mlon In s'nte lenguo claps, TrnrlnR the buui of $25 to ith protection This" privi lege, which Commissioner l'arroll hm given to tho new Oregon Btnte teams, ontitlcs thorn to draft and sell player to nnd from nny lenguo in the United Stntcs in the Btnte class under which name tho association hnvo iMirchaBcd tho privileges. An outlaw will hnvo no chnnco whnt evor to sign up w'th tly: stnto aggre gation Alnlcss givon permission by the main official in tho Nntlonnl as sociation which law will bo bonoflclnl Jo tho lenur in keeping out tho players who havo not tho goods In first class company. " The managers of tho respective club" in the lonutic, have been ne gotiating with other managers and tholr chnneea to lay hunds upon Home of the host material nro vorv favornblo. There wl'l no doubt bo a competitive .war on tho first two mo'nthi of the coming senson be tween the Oregon stnto lenguo nnd soiuo of tho smnller leagues owlntr to tho players Jumping to tho best lob1 In ciiFe they ninko good. TlIK SALEM QVX STOltK Tho Old Kellrtblo Kstablished, 1880. WIOXR 410 TlIK SALUM GUN 8TOIIB The Old ItcllAblo Rstnbllshcd, 1880. PlIOXR 110 TOMORROW the shooting season will be in full swing. Mow is vour Gun. j; Hunting Clothes, and Ammunition? Your luck may deoend upon the place where you get your ammunition. If we fit ii you out there will no question about it. Below are a few ii articles which are interesting to Sportsmen. I HUNTING CLOTHES. ? HAXI) IMtOTECTORS; I CLEANING HODS KKC'tflL PADS t SHELL HELTS . . GUN COVKItS ' SHELL CASES itra! apli ro MSI bi lu M. lOU!! Ul 4 5:1 M e. 5 br LIVIl DKIL I.V DOUOLAS COUNTV Wrgpjt 'and deal evor con- m in nouula county was IkDigeno on Friday evening, hk n Walte sold 7000 tUiSutherlln valley holdings, f town of Oakland, to n eom- utsMern capitalists, headed Perkln o' MocUord, am' hdrcw nn enstom colonlza- :t, tin tho Rtwburg Ho- The foTiIdorntlon Is not made bu l ' understood to bo :'M well up in gs figures. u'ndtr of Mr Wnlto'B hold- ' "i Suthcrlln vnlloy, rom- Jnoo tm in will retnln for wtil use Mr Wnito n o nc- iifc'opk of stock in tho com- in u been formed liv the " for'lhe purpose of pu t'ltdoa the markots In 10- la the line with this inifie InFornoMitlne tli rtlaUod & Water Company." j""i itockof $10,000, wero F'B-roumv cierK Mondny H " Mr Wnlte. Mr Pnrkln f Andrtwj, ti,i romnlnlnn mnw n tho rtonl, nnnn" , ire looking ovor tho Mr with Mr Perkins. 'Mi n0hcA In Hi la tfnn-.- I wrt of the Fendol Suth- i'.no later comprised' the 1 M tW Cdlanooln Tnvoatmmit r"dSutherlln Vnllnv T.nn-l V- ThrtXlph thn nffn.l. yerni the entire trnet of 10,000 acres hns boon placed undor Irrigation. The land Is of tho very highest qu'nl'ty and Ih ndauted to Block rahlng and fruit growing. Mr. Perkins, ono of tho purchns ors. has been engngr-d very BiireosB fully In rni'dng fruit In tho Hoguo Ulver valley, nonr Medford. A car load of Comjpo noqrs which ho shin ned to New York Inst year, brought the record price of over $M00. Mr. Andrews, his as'oclate, makes a busl nes of br'nglng curlonds of oastori homeseekors Into Oregon nnd rolon Izlng them. Through his work along till lino tho population of tho Rogue Ulver vnPv hns Incrensod very mn terlally during the past two yearn, o- I OHEGON MAV GO CIGAHE'lTKLKSS Representative-elect Chnrios Mc Donald, of Multonmah county, hns drafted n bill which ho will Intro duce at tho legislature noxt wlntor, having for Its purnoBc tho utter ex termination of tho "coIlln tack" In the Denvor statos. Even Buhstitules for. cignrettoB will bo uncjd under a ban, nnd any ono caught giving or soiling the "mnklngi?" will bo sub ject to fine, nnd If tho lino li not paid, then off to prison ho (orsho) must go. Conservative statistics show thnt 500,000 c'gnrotto aro smoked daily In Oregon. Tho flguro3 may ronch 800,000 for tho 500,000 dally consumption h bnsod on 40 nor cent of tho voters anioklng only ten of tho "tnckV a day, and nny " J Hi ,1 .i' f n I . ,;. ...... A' : t i t. SHOTGUN SIGHTS J k . 'J SHELL VESTS t HUXTlNrt COATS kJKSJ te..n. 3S GUN GREASE AND OIL IN ALL SIZE PACKAGES. ASK FOR JCHE NEW STEVENS GUNGREASK The "Witch Elk" Ilimtliifx Hoot, soft ami pllnble, (It like n glove, never gets hard. As' water proof us leather" ran he made. We ImrO sold n great many in tho lat three years; they have given lino fiot'vlce. i igsyj SHOT GUN SHELLS OWING TO OUlt RUYING IN LARGE X ?QU;NTITIES, AVE GET A SPECIAL LOAD WHICH WILL HE A GREAT HELP TO ANY" SPORTSMAN USING THEM. ANY POWDER OR LOAD. COME IN AND LET US CONVINCE YOU. LEKEVER SHOTGUNS PARKER SHOTGUNS IIAKER SHOTGUNS STEVENS SHOTGUNS L. C. SMITH SHOTGUNS .SOMETHING NEW The .ciulngton Huimiici'leM 'REPEATING SHOTGUNS. cujAefaMl&i-. WjJ:'JLW-Yi ffJfJJfm,'ti'iim 1 It Am , m n "i p H-M llllllllHIIIIIIIIIW I II I I I i I 1 I I I I I I 1 H-t-H-H-f-M-M-ri lllllll I HfftfHH I t I l-H-l I I ill 1 1 I I II II I I I II I II ! f H OREGON,, BUILDER W DOIXQ what YOU CAN TO POPULATE YOUR STATE? W NEEDS PEOPLE3oMIer8, honest farmers, mechanics. i wwkb, people with brnlns, strong hands and a willing --! or no capital. ithern Pacific Co. Lines In Oregon tons of Oreeon iirn... .. .. ,. j.....,...., i"'"'J Oreeo ii asoncy w,u yu no bolP tne 80d work -o are liv i end,ns Ua tn nmea and addresses of your ,J eV to be Interested In thte atati'T We will be eVQ0X tnd It 80ndlnB th6m complete iBformatioa fro ih pW'l! bc n ?a,e dur,n8 SEPTEMBER AND 'hl m.i! t0 a11 Pnt8 In OrKoa. Tbe fares from 'Wr T Hh.- 30-0( " Cincinnati 4X80 -lW- ' 3000 " Cleveiaad ..'...., U 75 !. ao-&l " New York ES.flfl , 38,00 ,TlCKlro ... . ' 'HHteVH,. - VAA K PRF.PAID. 'HHHii4, ena r reUUv to Omob depcwlt the S k ..,' "y Of Otir &?ent Tk. .i'b will tt,u luk ' 'trPh, " """ "'" " " ; ""cngrr Agmt, porHmfd ittgn. clgnrotto Biuokor will confess that ton "clgs" n dny la a niggardly al lowance, and Bhould bo 20 or 30. Then again, more than -10 por cont of tho voters uo clgarottcs nnd ninny who nro not voters nro heavy cub tomors. "Tho 'makings" sold In this -tnto In a weok run Into sovornl thousand tlollnra, so tho passing of tho proposod reform lnoasuru of Rep roaontntlvo McDonald would cut deeply Into tho profits of tho tolmc coiilsts. The bill which was pre pared by an nttovnoy nnd eont to Me Donnld for approval, follows tho Washington law. McDonald, who i now In Curry county on his vaca tion, has written that tho draft of tho m en s uro Is satisfactory to him, mid promises that it will bo ono of the first bll!x Introduced In tho com ing Bossion. Tho bill does not pro hibit tho smoking of tho "coffin tacks," but It makes tho securing of tho mntorlals difficult, almost Im possible In fact. Says the bill: "It shnll bo unlawful for nny porson, by himself, clerk, servnnt. employe, or ngont. diroctly or Indirectly, upon any pretense or by any dovlco, to , mnnufneturo, sou or oxenungo, unr ter, dlsposo of or give away, or keo) for sale, any clgarettos, or any paper mado or prepared" for tho purpose of being filled with tobneco for amok lug: nny porson for violation of tho same will bo guilty of misdemeanor, and unon conviction shall for tho LIVED IN EUGENE TIMHTV.nVE YEARS Mrs. Sarah Duraut Matlock dlod at tho homo of hor daughter, Mrs. It. M. Prntt, nt 30 East Tenth streot, Eugene, Sunday, Septombor 27, 1008, nt 3 a. m., after n long Illness. Tho fiinoral wafl held at the resi dence Mondny aftornoon nt 2 o'clock and tho remnlns Interred In tho I. 0. O. F comotory. Rov. W. n. Pin kortou, pator of tho Cougrogntlouul church, In tho nbsenco of Mrs. Mnt lock's pnBtor, Rov. D. II. Trimble, conducted tho aervlcoH. Sarah Lowo waa thorn In Dearborn county. Iudlnnn, August 15, 1813 Sho was married to Wllllnm II, D'i rant on Soptembor 19, 1804. Six children wero born to them, bu only ono, Mrs. Prntt, Is now living. With throo childron Mr. nfid Mn Durnnt enmo to Oregon nnd settled in Eugene In 1874. Mr. Durnnt dlo.1 on'Juno 15, 1887. Dconsod was n membor of the Eastern Stnr, W. R. C, the Rebec knhB nni tho Mothodist church, hav ing united with tho church wlion in yenra of ago. Nev CoriorHtloHH. Frultgrowora Trust & THlo com pany; principal ofllco, Medford, Ore Ore eon: capital stock, $50,000; Incor porators, Reginald II. I'ar&onfl, Howard S. Dudley, Albart D. Mosc, j i VH. nrst offonBO nay a fino of not leiuM0'1" A. Torney and Worrall Wilson, than $25" nor mo?o than . 100 and Standard Orchard Company; prln- coBta of prosecution, and itand com- , o.cv. u r. u.k. mltted to tho county jail Mntu sucn -- -"J, '".7" ll;VG,,7.i tors, A. W. Stone, II, T. DoWltt and A. A, JaynQ. Fronch EBtates; principal office, The Dalles, Oregon; capital Block, J7C.0OO; Incorporators, E. II. Fronch, V. II. Fronch and Paul M. French. i costs nro nald: and for tho second and each subsequent offento Bhnll pay upon convJctlon thereof, a flno of not leas than flOO nor raoro than 500, and coats of prosdcutloq, or be Imprisoned In tho county Jail not leBB than ono month or more than bIx months; provided, that tho pro visions thereof shall not apply nor Interfere with tho sale of. nor m- SUCCESSFUL DAIRY FARMER nosal by any person in hub mum ,- - any person outaldX of this state." MHO WILL HAVE AUCTION Forest Qrovo Times. T TT ,. , , . wo .. , Geo. Crabtree ranch three miles A fiure-enoHgh Knocker. northeast of Marlon In 1900, ban J C. Goodwin, of ReldJvlllo. N rented tills fine dairy farm to Geo. C says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salvo la . Weatherlll who took possession to-a'sure-onough knocker for ulcers. VI day. and has an auction ealo of per bad one came on my leg last eum-'sonal property Tuesday Oct. I. H mer but that wonderful salve Is a man who lyn omployed modern knocked It out 'In a few rounds. Not methods pf dairying and when fid eX a scar remained." Guaranteed bought or bred horse, or cattle has for nllea. sores, hums. etc. soc h,i i "".""' "... Dr. Stone's Drug Store Tho only cnh drug store In Ore gon, owes no ono, and no ono owos It; carries largo stock; Its shelve, 1 counters and show casea aro loaded I with drugs, modlclnos, notions, toilet j articles, wlnog and liquors of all kinds for medicinal purposes. Dr, Stone Ib a regular graduate In mod j Iclne, ad has hua many years of ox 'perlenco In the practice. Consulta tions aro frco. Prescriptions are ifree, and only regular prlcps for medlclno, Dr, Stono can bo found ut his drug .tore, Salotn, Or., ftoia 6 In tho morning until 9 at night. 'W ONK OR MANY COLORS Gold Dust Flour M.ulo by THE SYDNEY POW EP COMPANY, Sidney, Onu K;. Mndo for family use. Ask your grocer for It. Rniti J itml (liortH nlwnjH oil hand. ! P. B. WALLACE, Agt. Phoije 44 Main 147 N. High St. C. W. YANNKE Proprietor of THE' FASHION STABLES Cabs and Llvory, all Rigs Modern 9 Rubber Tire. J. O. Perry's drug store. CASTOR I A ?r iA&ati sad CkiUrM. fii m Y Kavt AJwtys Uti 9l0.Hre J &V0&&& tho best blood that money could buy The result h that he has made mon ey and has built up the farm by propc crops suitable for successful dairying. He has remodelled the house a barn and put la machine ery to save lahor and lactase the profits. At tho auction sale (here will be Jenoy eows, road anil dra't hor'es, Chester White awine and sheep, and farming machinery and Implement'. Peqple, who go, to Jhls iki will frtv ome gooa stock of fered, especially In the rialrvlntcllne. 9-2S30-lw LARGEST KACILITIK8 IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIOH GRADE WORK IATII At tOW A (AITfll lllllll SsWwlsBlfe4! 'ssWIwtK 'UBsu ZriWlBBIssrTlliPP rrtmlP5 ti I ' I 'fi. 1 HE.HEST ROAST THE FAMILY EVER HAD Can be obtained from our prima tender and Juicy beef, mutton or pork. All our meats are selected from the chotrcst, and prepared fo. the, table to uult the domands of tho fastidious. Our prices aro lower for quality than you can flud at any. place Jr Balun, K. O. GROSS, Phone SMt. 870 Stat 8t. "1 ALW VATllFVOWP AMY OFncR'bArr iall For wa'Ur Mrrle apply at o. Bills payable monthly In ad van. ' 1