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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1909)
i J 1 Vv L.fwt-.. DAILY CAPITAL MVKSAL, SALEH, OREGOX, FRIDAY. JANUARY 25. lQg. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL K. HOFHR, L a4 Fray. Independent 5nrrppr Deroted to Aerlcaa rrtndplet tad the Progres uI Dereiopement or u urecro JMJJieh! Erery Ermine Except Bandy. galea, Ore. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (Inrarlabir In Adranee.) DeJlr. br carrier, per rer W.00 Per months roo Dftllr. br raall. per rear. .... . JW I"er month Weekli by mall, per rer-.. .. n-air1 Xzn3KA1 Kc f.O) 81x xaonthf Wte S I (1 TY UN)ONUXBEL HQUALTZIJ KALARIKS AM) 1)1. T1II8 OF JVIMKH. IIomm Mil Xo. 84, by Mr. Mann, proposal to pay circuit Judges four thousand dollars ($4000) a rsr AND THAT .NO OTHKR RKMUXKH ATOX FOR THHIR HHHVICKS DI HKOTLY OR JXIMRKC.TLY, to be allowed them. Anothor bill is to be Introduced permitting tho chlof Juetco of the EUprerne court to require any circuit judge to go Into any county and hold court AND G'LICAX VV A tX).OIST KI) DOCK in. If that Ib enacted, with a hlghr salary and greater ability domnnded TIIKRK WOULD UK AIILHH MHX CHOSKX IOR CIRCUIT JURGKS. Tho overworked Judgo could got help. Tho underworked Idler. If such thor be, would bo fired. (n Multnomah county thor are live Judge gutting $ 1000 oach per year, and noma of them do not har half as many cases m aome of the Judge In the nterlor coiinllee WHO TRV TWICH AS MANV CASKS. In a land of supposed equal oppor titnltlM, and no special privilege. A Reliable Remedy FOR CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm 1 1 quick I abiertittf, Oliti Rtlltl at Once. It clonutos, soothes, heals ond protect tho dlacaaeu mom- brano resulting from Catarrh and drive away a Cold lu tho Hoad quickly, Ittatores tho Hcnacs of Tato and Hmoll. Full nlzo r,0 eta. at Draughts or by mall. Liquid Crram Ualin for uo In atomizers 75 eta. Ely Brothers, CO Warren Street, Now York. this principle should apply TO TIIOSIS WHO SIT OX TIIK RBNCIL A farmer dooc sot pay the raan who plows one acre a day or who cuts one cord of wood as. moch n ho dooc the man who plows four acros or chops two cords a day. It would bo a Godiond to some of the Portland Judges If they were made occasionally to hold A TERM OK COURT IX TIIK COU.VTRV. Thoy would loam the folly of somo of the frills of siting "In bas- co." Sitting "In banco" Is a term that involvos a groat deal of "In bunko." Decisions aro finally made by the Judges who wrltos tho opinion, and $3000 opinions arc at present oftec moro satisfactory and numerous than those at 91400 a yoar. people, and MORE POWER IS XOT A GOOD THING TO GIVE THEM. Keep the functions of local gov ernment pretty well divided up and balanced, and do not make too many changes in county affairs. Will' K.VIiARGi: THK ASSESSORS' GRAFT The fight of tho assessors may have. some merit, but It falls to appeal to thoto not holding tho office. They want the Job tho sheriffs now I hare of collecting tho taxes, and IT WOri.l) KNLAHOIC THHIR FUNC TIONS A HOLT ROUIILIt. The result would be that the she. off's ofllce would koop all the help It now has, and the assessors would lilro h lot more. To bo both nwossor and tax-collector would mnko tho nssotsor Till? IHG HIGH MCCV-MUCK IN EVERV (X)f.NTV. It would niako placos for a lot of politicians, and tho pnoplo would bo very glad to got rid of no mo thoy now have. Many of tho assessor aro now In a ponlllou of ul most, dictators to tho COMMISSIONERS NAME ROAD SUPERVISORS The county xommissloners have devoted considerable time to the se lection of road supervisors, and yes terday afternoon had named all bat fire of them. The appointments for these- fir districts will probably go over until the next meeting of tho board. The following is the list as com pleted to date: 1. H. C. Ebblen. 2. M. D. Koster. 3. Fred Gearin. 5. W. T. Davidson. . T. It. DuRette. 7. John H. Cutoforth. S. Grovor Pomeroy. 8V4. George Whitney. 9. Wellington Hobart. 10. John Schwab. 11. J. T. Smith. 12. E. It. Lawrence. 13. G. D. Uowon. 11. II. A. Hartloy. 15. W. II. Clork. 15 V. J. II. Patten. 1C. W. J. Jefferson. 17. V,'. II. Irwin. 18. Arthur Olrod. ' 19. II Mason Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Relieves Colds by working them out of the system through a copious and healthy action of the bowels. Relieves coughs by cleansing tho mucous membranes of the throat, chest and bronchial tubes. "As pleaunt to the taste as Maple Sugar" Children Like It Ftr BACKACHE-WEAK KIDNEYS Try BtWKfi K1mi tri'SWtw FUJ-Siiri Md Sda SOLD I1V ALL DEALERS. 20. Not appointed. 20 V5- J. A. Jefferson. 21. D. A. Harris. 22. Not appointed. 23. Samuel Arnold. 24. E. E. McKlnney. 25. G. J. H. Fryer. 26. B E Robertson 27. S. S. Drownell. 27V4. Clark Rogers. 28. Not appointed. 28. X. W. Lewis. 29. J. G. Whitman. 39. A. C. Llbboy. 31. S. H. Rtiseeil. 32. Henry Smith. 33. Xot appointed. 33 Vfc. William Beriagor. 34. A. E. Lewis. 3f. B. T. George. 3. Xot appointed. 37. Heary Cauthorn. 35. G. Burr is. 39. F. D. Johnson. 4. W. A. Taylor. 41. George Swegle. 42. J. D. Clark. 43. Josse B. Parkhurst. 44. Fred A. Mclntyre. o very accurately describes anyone's feelings who Is confined to the house with an attack of rheumatism, lum bago, stiff Joints or muscles. Bal lard's Snow Liniment will euro the trouble, relieve the fain nnd make you OB supple as a two year old. Sold by all dealers. Ills Support. A young colored man In Wash ington who passed with credit a civil service examination was Immediately certified for appointment to the treasury department. His old moth er, a darky of the antebellum typ? insisted upon accompanying him to witness his taking the oath of of flee. When the official charged with' the swearing In of the new clrL put to him the usual formula with reference to '.'"upportlng the consti- tution or the United States" the old lady's eyes were seen to bulge with astonlshmont. But she sold nothing' till she and her son wore outside, whon, turning to him, she solemnly obsorved : "I don't wnntor to say nnthlu' In thoro, Joe, but Meed, honoy, I don't see how you so go In' to suppoto do United Stntos when you nln't been ublo till now to suppoto your folkB." St Pnul Ploncor Press. A Night Rider's Raid. The worst night riders aro calo mel, croton oil or aloes pills. Thoy raid yohr bed to rob you of rest Not so with Dr. King's Now Life Pills. They never distress or inconvenience but always cleanse tho system, cur ing Colds, Headache, Constipation, Malaria, 23c at J. C. Perry's. Youth and Advice. Naturally youth doesn't listen to advice. One has to make mistakes for 40 or 60 yoars before one begins to suspect that such things are pos sible. Indianapolis News. o Great Chinese Doctor L. M. II V M PEOrLE WE KNOW. Has modlcino which will cure nn known dltcass. Ho makes a special ty of, aud guarantees to euro Catarrh Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism, Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kidney Troubles; also any blnckencd or swollen soreness, broken limbs; Smallpox; Epidemic; nil klnd3 ol Bolls, Lost Manhood, Fcmalo Weak ness, Hernia Troubles and Paralysis Consultation free. Caro of Yick Bo Tong Co., Chincso drugs and herbs. 153 High St., upstairs, Salem, Or. . o Hit Choice. The Landlady What part of tho chicken will you havo, Mr. Newcomer? Mr. Newcomer A little of tho out side, please. Puck. Health Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to Its Natural Color and Beauty. No matter how long it has been gray or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth of healthy hair. Stops its falling out, and positively removes Dan drali. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re fute all substitutes. 2K times as much in $1.00 as 50c. size. Is Not a Dye. 91andS6c. bottles at draeglsts Stnd 3c for tree book "Tb Care of th Hair." rttllo Bay Spec Co., Newark, N. J. Hay's Qarllaa Soap curca Plmpti, red, rwif h and chapped banda, and ail tVln dli. atea. Ktcp akin una and aot. Sic. drurrliti. (lend 2c (or (re book "TIM Car ottbe bkla," Thoy aro Salem People, nnd What Thoy Say Is of Local Interest, Whon an incident llko tho follow ing occurs right horo at homo, It 13 bound to carry weight with our readero. So many strango occur ones go tho rounds of tho press; nro published as facts, pcoplo be como skeptical. On ono Bubjcct skoptlclsm Is rapidly disappearing. This lo duo to the actual experience of our citizens, and their pubt'p uttorances regarding them. Tho doubtor muct doubt no moro in thu faco of such cvldonce na thte. TJ o public statemont of a repytablo citi zen living right nt home, ono whom you can eeo every day, leaves no ground for tho skeptic to stand on. L. W. H!U, 328 Front street, S.v lom, Ore., Bays: "Doan's Kidney Pills nro not a now remedy to me, as I lmvo used them on different occasions whenever tho necessity hns arisen. I lmvo enjoyed tho best ot health all my life, except for occa sional attacks of kidney troublo and backache. When suffering In this way I havo procured Doan's Kid ney Pills nt Stone's drug storo and a few donos havo always removed tho troublo. I am a firm believer In tho merit of this romedy. I know of several other pcoplo who havo used It with good results. I am only too plonscd to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills whenever tho oppor tunity occurs." For salo by nil dealers. Price 60 onts. Fostcr-Mllburn Co., Buffalo Now York, tolo ngonts for tho Unit ed Stntos. Romombor tho name Dortn'; and tnko no othor. J o Llfo 100,000 rears Ago. Scientists havo found In a cavo 'n Switzerland bonos of mon, who lhcd 100,000 years ago, whon llfo was In constant dangor from wild benst'j. Today the dangor, ns shown by A. W. Brown of Aloxnndor, Mo., Is largo ly from deadly disease. "If It had not boon for Dr. King's Now Dlscovory, which cured mo, I could not havo lived," ho writes, "aufforlng ns I did from n sovcro lung troublo and stub born cough.' To euro Soro Lungs, Colds, obBtlnnto Coughs, nnd pre vent Pneumonia, its tho best medi cine on earth. GOc and 31.00. Guar anteed by J. C. Perry. Trial bottle free. EXTRAORDINARY OFFER The Capital Journal offers to the pub lic the best proposition ever made to WbS 1 faRft NFWSPAPFR Call and get samples covering this great offer at CAPITAL JOURNAL OFFIC E T
