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duty to f'SDreM cood will to each
tiwr ad the wool world.
' With some tuck food thought In
vtow Tb Capital Journal Imm a
spaetal RMtobr on Christmas Day.
TMa paper has bean gotten ont to
udvortlsa tho city of Salem.
8o horo'H to tho good city of Sa
lem and It future.
Hero's to moro paving, more
railroads and mountain wator.
Horo'H to a blggor Salem, more
harmony and greater progroa.
Wo wish thlH olty liottor order mid
I) ?r biiBlnoss condltlonH.
We cannot nil ho unguis hut let iih
'ermine to bo iih wood as wo cuii.
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CITY COUNCIL
(Continued From Page 1.)
of tho whole vIth Mr. Stolz in the
chair.
.Mr. Ore' nbaum moved consldoru
lion of the budget by Items.
When tho question of police wa
reached troublu grow out of the ques
tion of dog catcher. It was dec'dJd
o not have a day policeman at $00 a
month, and hlr a dog catcher when
he waa nedd. The dobate grew
qnlte anlmatixl, and at time was
fuany.
Mayor Kodcera objected to a doK
cgteker acting as policeman. He I
wanted to have ono man do nothing 1
but catch dogs. Our doga were not
caugkt. They r.,.ro running aronnd
town wild without ll-n cs. and this
li on I Id not be permitted.
Oh the motion to raise the ch'ef
nglneer's salary to J10S0 from $900
thfro was a tio, aral Chairman Stolz
deotdod In favor of the higher sal
ary. The city council seemed to di
vide In exact halves on economy.
Help Ret Mountain Water.
Mayor Itodgers askod that tho
eommlttou of tho Capital Water Com
mission be kJvou a hearing.
..Ji!Uoni f !hn comrn!Mlo,n' 'n
.oHlon Tuesday at the governor's of-
In"' Jul" 'f '' ,,0fre lh? .C.lty C?!"';
ell, with a recommondatlon that
$1B00 ha allowed for a fund to do-
fray expenses of making a w.irvcy o
bring In mountain wator.
Mr. Oreouhuum movod to grant an
Ite n of $1500 In tho budgot to assist
In bringing In mountain water.
Messra. A. F. Hofor, W. J. Culvornnrl
II. W. Moyoro addrossod tho council.
Tho council took a groat intorort In
tho wholo subject, and asked n groat
many ujiotttlonH of Engineer Culver,
who Boomcl to bo able to ansvor nil
eomoro.
AfU r full dlsnuHilon, It waa unnnl
motiHly votod to npproprlato $1500
n tho city's part toward tho Bur
voyn, Mr. (Iroonhaum asked for $1800
for tho city library Mr. Eldrllgc
moved to amend to $2000. Mr, flroon
baum said that tho library got $300
from linos, nnd did not nood the
$2000. IVut tho $2000 carried. Mr.
Kldrhlgo nslso askod on Inercaso to
$1200 for parks.
Mr. Stockton movod that $000 be
appropriated for road to tho fair
grounds. Iow seconded.
Mr. Kldrldgo objected to this, iih
tho oxpenao should be charged to tho
abutting property.
Mr. U)w sr.Id the road was an In
jury to tho biiBlno-'a of tho city, to
which tho vord of honor of tho city
wna pledged. An ordlnenco was
passed to that effect, and tho street
comnilttoo waj Instructs! 4o build
It. Tho motion waa carried to Bpon.l
$000 on tin fnlr groundn road.
On motion of Mr. Oroonbaiim H
wns propoBod to build only ono ldo
of South Commercial street bridge
nt a cot of $3000, ItiBtiad of $C00o!
Mr. lOldrldgo objected to thlH, and
wanted tho wholo brltlgo built at
once. Mr. I.ov argued for a full
width 200-foot brldgo The Kldrldge
amoiidment carried This means that
tho South Commercial etroet brldgo
will hcv built 00 foot wldo and 100
foet loag. full width.
Tho lidgot proiio-os a tax of about
r1i mills, not Including tho quartor
mill for sinking fund.
Knrly In tho ovonlng Mr. Imw iuh
m'tted liu'iires for Installing n now
(Iro dopartuioft for Bast Salem. a'
$4072. ThlH include n $200 build
ing. Mr. Monroe and Mr. HMrlik
askoil to dofor this to tho end of the
budget. When It was takon up again
Mr. lAtw and Mr. Millard both spol'e
for It. Tho city win growing fust,
nnd at no tlmo could tho department
bo bettor nrovld'd for than at tho
nrosont. Mr. 8tnckton -uniorif.t
this move for n moro p"'-p.n jjro ,,ro
teeilon. Ho wsb hoarty In favor of
lb1 lji Halom tiro station
Mr. Mooros said ho would like to
ippor thin additional n oqulp.
mont. but foarnd Hint the nxnmiyo
high ax wouM ho re nlil bv Mi..
ntif Va!iirton and taxea wei
ton hi h
Vavcn tMrorB snld thin wai
i r---t rqMl)in(it but ho hoM.d
-N rx n- rou'd be obviated Ho
ftnt Mr Low on his fot again. t
-jam. ono,
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All Physicians
i rriusi pruscnuu o
Must proscrlbo somo of tho In-
, prcdlonta that nro contnlnnd In
Hood's Sarsaparllla-for all trou
bles of tho blood, stomach, kid
noys and livor.
They include esrsaparilla, stillingia,
yellow dock, gentian, wild cherry bark,
mandrake, dandelion, juniper berries,
pipsissewa, etc.
The combination and proportions are
our own formula and give power to euro
beyond the reach of any other prescrip
tion or substitute. That's why it i
wise to get Iioou's and only lioou'e.
Itudget Agreed On.
Kororder'a salary ?. 1,200
Clerk for rocordor , . 400
Stationery for rocordor .... "3
City troaatiror's aalay 360
Statloney for troasurer .... 25
CHy attorney's snlary .... 900
St -noKropher city attornoy. . 120
Stationery for city attorney 25
Marshal's snlary 1,200
Salaries of four policemen.. 3,000
Pay of extra pollcomon .... 2G0
Exponas of city Jail 300
Chief of firo dopartmont . . 9 CO
Chief onglnoor 1.0S0
Salaries of two drivers .... 1.440
ISnalneer of chomioal 720
Saiar'es of ten hosomea .... 1,200
For extra homo 400
Horso feed 550
Coke for department 1,000
Horseshoeing, etc 1,000
Health officer's salary .... 200
Exnen health officer .... 100
pll0C ,,arRl ,'),'.' 1,200
wmar ... 1 700
Minting . . .' '.'.'..'.'... cJsRO
rn,P1,., f, ,.i.v bond. 12.0C0
KnK,P(,r!nK an,i wrroylag
3,000
2.000
:tso
100
SnO
000
Public library
t
Election
Public buildings .
Public printing .
Fuol for olty hall
Incidental oxponitos 1,000
Repair st roots and bridges. . 0,000
Sa'ary street commissioner . , 900
Five laborers 3,000
South Commorclal brldgo . . 0,000
Mountain wator fund 1,500
ist Salem flro ilopnrtmont 4,'g72
jewors 1 GOO
r Krounds road' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 'ooo
Total $71,227
Tho comnilttoo roferrod 1U report
to tho comnilttoo on accounts nnd
current expeiisee, and ndjournod to
next Monday night
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This pnpor Ih 'giving no Bpaco to
tho Finch trial. Try him. Convict
him. Hung him. He has had moro
than his sharo of prominence and
publicity.
South Salem may not got a now
brldgo for 11 fow year, but South Sa
eom hftB a moat market, and In ton
yoaro may havo moro population than
all tho city this Hide of tho bridge
now Iibb. Keep your oyo on South
Salem, MoBjrs. Politicians.
An oxehango ays: "Portland Is to
have a now postmuBlor." It mny b
olthor tho old poHtina&ter or a Young
one, hut not a now ono.
Portland Is up-toduto In tho mat
tor of orlmoB. Anything from mur
der larceny Is kept on tap and fur-
ntBhed at all hours.
If tho proposed law, paying $25 for
coyoto scalps passes, tho business of
raising coyotes would bo tho most
profitahlo In tho state. An ablo
bodlod lady coyoto should produce
$300 a year.
If ono day's sickness of Harrlman
costs onu hundred millions, what
would happen If ho died?
1 m
San Francisco had .1 Bmall quake
Tuesday. It got In her ChriBtmas
Knocking.
ATTACKING -CORPORATION
THROUGH A REPORTER
Over the hlgiialuiv V. I). II. (
Ik Itfiluifii.L 1 . tin. tt'iitfiii'. ,iii flu. I
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Portland Railway. Light & Power
company coiillnucs. It Is not a de-
cent tight. 'I he Capital Journal will
not engage In coutrovcrxy with n
mere ucvpapcr reporter who Is be-
worked by other people to at
tack a public M'i'vlce corporation,
loe Capital Journal believes in a
BrainWorkers
liavo special need to keep tho diges
tion strotifj, in order that tho food
may renew, through the stomach
and bowels, tho Bupply of nervous
energy. Uoo
fe)LAB.feL
SgrSjW'''
Zocceiam'J
Miuntv deal for the IiuinbleM cltlcu ,
and the Inrpe-t corporation, nnd If
there arc Salem ieople who- prefer to
talhm tin attack" it a mere non-ro.-Mont
oh unv of. the Inrpeot employ
er of labor will mitor of capital
ia thl clt ami county, and one of
tit larjsrM taxpayers, tlmt Is their
affair. It may Ik good politico, but
it H suicidal for the city. The s-nni-bold-HP
same wax practiced on tin
trnM Kkviric mitil It was tlrlvfi
out of this ril) and ha been build
ing extension dint lien. ThN kind
of game can Ik pla)cd on any large
concern by hiring mihh tranHk!!1
.crthWT ami fiuii.-liiitg him will.
material t batter wnj at concern-'
whow friemllj co-operation N worth ,
more to the city than a icgliiieiit 01 j
enHratIoii-bHter. Tho who are
directing Mr. Hancock should Ik-
held responsible. The who lm I
all invested In Sal in and look foi
lt development ai a city cannot hut j
uepiore inai im.cii ponciea are en
cnHtwavd. At ! giing our city a
black eye and a bad reputation ami
slight chance for any railroad build
ing in nil direction.
CASTRO
Continued from page one.)
raved so loudly that ho frlght-nd
the patient? In tho remote parts J)f
i;r. i auers sanitarium.
In his transports of nngor, he de
clared his lntontlon to biro Gorman
experts to l.v out a plan of campaign
against tho rebels.
He swore that he would fit out i.
large u'rmy and return at its head in
face the s'tuntlon and crush the v
ditlon, and he -aid that he stmxl
roody to -acrlflce the greater port cf
his private- fortune to do this.
Castro's big talk ! laughed at
hero. His wor'lke Intontlona are
d'scrcdited. and It Is common t .ilk
that, with large aims of money d' -
oted In different Continental I n
bank", he ha no Intention of ewr
going back to Vnezitcla. V.
To his aonoclatos, Castro lini t
crlbed his tnlafnrtunes to the alleged
Interference of the Unltod State,
which, he declare, connived with the
Dutch U bring about hi- overthrow
I'CJICO III hlLMH.
Tho Hague, Dec. 21. An Httnfn- S
clnl 'tatemn from a iiiemhor of lir o
Dutch fom'gn o 111 no sav t lint ti.
lien which Is nov patrolling the
VemwiHan coni has boon ordered
to suspend hoftllltlcs, and give Act
ing Prudent Gomez an opMortunlty
of show!nc whether he d" Ired ptf c
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New CprpomtioiiH Filed.
Oregon Deop Soa Fish Company,
principal olllce, Portland; capital
stock, $25,000; Incorporators, CIut.
M. Hysholl, Richard H. Oboo and
Martin Wntrous.
Moy Hr.ck III11 Coraimny; princi
pal olllce, Portland; capital stock.
it
$50,000; Incorporators, Moy Ilpck
Hln, Moy How Wing nnd Moy York
Won.
MoDanlol Invostmont Company;
principal omco, Poitlcnd; cnpltal
stock, $5000; Incorporators, N. M.
MoDnnlol, 13. P. McDanlol nnd J. C.
Vonzle.
Tho Mnrshflold Cigar nnd Tobacco
Company; principal olllco, Mnrsh
flold; capital atock. $5000: Incornot-
ators, Eugcno Crosthrnlt, A. ' I.
Housowortli nnd AV. J Conrnd.
o
For that Dull Feeling After Kntlng,
I havo usod Chamborlaln'a Strim.
och and Livor Tablets for somo tlmo,
and can testify that they havo done
ueo moro good than any tablots 1
havo over used. My trotiblo was n
hoavy dull fooling after oatlng
David Frooman. Komnt. Nova ScoMa.
Theso tablots Btrengthon tho atom-
acn and improve tho digestion. Tlio)
jiIbo rogulate the liver nnd bowuls.
Thoy aro far suporlor to pills but cost
no moro. Got n free snmplo nt Dr.
Stono'a drug atoro nnd seo what.p
splendid medlclno It Is.
EXCURSION FARES
ACCOUNT CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEARS
For tho nbovo occasion round
trip tickets will uo sold to nil poIntB
In Orogon, on the O. H. N. or S. P,
company ONB A.NTD ONE-THIRD
FARI3. Snlo dateB: December 18
19, 23, 24 nnd 25. Limit, contin
uous pnssago In both dlroctloua; llnal
return limit, Jnnunry i, 1900.
VM. Mc.MURRAY,
12-1 5-1 Ot General Pass. Agent.
Reform School .Supplies.
Soalod proposals nro horcby in
vited for furnishing tho Orogon
Stnto Roforiu Buhool with Buppllos
for tho bI. months ondlng Juno 30th.
. 1908. Said supplies consisting of
groceries, flour, meats nnd loathe,
and fludlngs. Lists with specifica
tions will bo furnished by appllca-
..i. ... ....
iiuu in mo sunerintondoni aii
uiun lllllttl UO III UV DOCenilinr 07JI,
i908, and tho goods daljefed b:
aucceHfn! hi.i.in i. t..... "..,,.. A
1909. Goods must bo In strict nc
cordanco with sample. In original
packages when possible.
, . N. II. LOONEY.
12-15to27-08. Superintendent
Notice.
Tho regular annual meeting of tue
BharohoIdorB of tho Capltnl NatIon.il
Bank of Salem, for tho olectlon of
directors, will bo hold at Its bann
tng homo, In Salem, Oregon, Tuo
dny, Januniy 12, 1909, nt 3 o'ctoci,
I t- J03. H ALBERT
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Ca hb
Frl-y s O'lno I axn'lve ccire3 c'ro
ronotlpation pd s'lnulat g th Mv
JF3
MEAT
In ihe Right Place
At the Riht Time
Thais il -wli re you want it when
ou w.ait it and il you only
Knew hew cr-y it is to carry Irom
tooit t rfo -.-7-nml how much
cheery t jk.Io.'I you can have u itlt a
PERFECTION
03 Heater
(Cqulppcit wltli SmokclcKs Device)
You would no longer be without
"No smoke no smell" this
PtritiitN maxim. Drcatisc the smokeless
d'icc ' smokeless you can have
1. . 1 . 1 . r
oircci. oiowinn lien I irom
A
ol oil. Brass fonl holds '1 quarts
burns 9 hours. An ornament anv
where finished in japan and n.chel.
Every hcalct warranted.
Thci?3)Lamp ? tJ"w
Tv . Ppr-il jive a W.
1 iBt. tttiy lilil. Eui'rptii with H la'nl improvcJ nxil Attk
Liwn. r Made ol lfii. nithil p'i r I hvcry hmp wirnnld.
. r. e t it n'arnl jgency ler ilcKrip'ive circuhr il vw itn I LnJ
l!it i'r.-ltt'Kn 0 1 i Inter or Ibjro 1-im? at )0jr dealer 1.
STANDARD OIL COA1PANY
llncorporatctl)
iggrf 1 WJserTrwaa
am F.t4mM IS
oooi
TJ
tzEmsmams&gBzxsE&a
To reduce our
HAND
Will make a price of 20
nesc'ay and Thursday,
rv'oke your selection early
in t'.e city to select from
j.yaeawrwta
f, tr;t Si
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The Commercial Book Store
163 Commercial Street.
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SELF
RISING
FLOUR
COMPOUND
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Trade Marie.
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Wire Fencing Builders' Hardware f
Paint and Oil
fTcr SALEM HARDWARE CO.
1120 Commercial St. Phone 172 J
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lsaaaVr ' irSawDlsBVi m in ?3
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flEkjSw "'"TEr met "
'3r35S3 K. J
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one.
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every ounce
nwmrm
WHCefO81
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V-
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ECI AL
ammuwMa iwm' .gi
stock of Ladies'
BAGS
per cent discount on Wed- I "f TT
as we have the best line
I
oston
rown Flour
read
FREE, Bend us ton of our ads,
clippod from his pnpor, nnd wo will
send you ono full sizo packago ab
solutely FREE.
ALLEN'S 11. II. 11. FLOUR CO., Inc.
San Jo.se, California.
SANTA CLAUS.
will be dollghtod when ho discovers
the array of cholco and beautiful
holiday glfto that we aro displaying.
Christmas will bo n red lotter day to
tho man or woman fortunate onough
co receivo ono of tho Edison or Vic
tor machines that we havo solected
for our holiday stock.
L. P. SAVAGE
247 Commercial St. Salem. O'
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l.v having iK-rfcctl) j. Curs .
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DistdiguMicd
ll iti)l' onlj
.nntcmllfnen Vo-.r lliu-n ii f Iu " p,nlW
deivl lure will be returned to ou dies ja'
in n perfect conditio,,, for HaUK t
tho equipment, ivauy """""." ,i wear - ,.'
and use cnl the bet of stircli and phoe3.NItC; .J
soap. V trial sohchiu-
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Troubiei; ilw iy
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nesi. HerniiTra-Vsri"
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Tong Co., CMnen t
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