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DAILY OAriTAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1909.
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No. 6 FOR SALE BY DRU00I8T8 AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS
FERD. T. HOPKINS, Prep rielor, 37 Great Jones Street, New Yor'i
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Twice Makes a Habit
Somo ono hns said when wo do tho snmo thing twlco in tho snmo
wny it hna become n hnblt. If you mnko a first deposit with us
nnd then mn?.o a second, saving hns becomo n hnblt nnd will bo
Just as easy na spending nnd wnstefulness hnvo been horotoforo.
Cnn't snvo? You enn If you will nnd unless you will you enn't
do nnythlng. Aro you working simply to mnltj n living, or do you
dcBlro to got somowhero som dny? We wnnt to help you If you
will lot us, nnd wo offer you every encouragement to do bettor
by yoursolf tluui you -hnvo bean doing. If It wnn not contrnry to
n bnnk'a policy of nbsoluto Bccrecy In regnrd to tho nffnlrs of Its
customers, wo could nnmo n lot of your frionds, ninny of thorn less
nblo thnn you, who hnvo nccumulntoc. nlco comfortnblo accounts
with us.
WHY DON'T YOU START TODAY?
UNITED STATES
SALEM,
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I Pianos and Organs ;j
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from the cheapest to the ;
best sold. on installments
and rented.
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J Sewing Macliines
Genuine needles, oil and
new parts for all sewing j-
machines. Sewing ma-
chines rented.
20. C. WILL I!
Summer Rates East
DUDINO THE SHARON 1000
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
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To OMAHA and return $61,65
. ' To KANSAS'CITY and return $61,65
To ST, LOLflS and return $69,15
To CHICAGO and rotur -v $74,15
and to other principal cltlca In tho East, Middle West and South.
Correspondingly low fares.
ON HALK JUNK U, il JULY 2, AUGUST II, 13
To DENVER and return $56,65
O 8lo May 17, July 1, August 11
Going transit lintt 10 days from date of sale, final return limit
October Slat. ,
Theo ticket pmt aosaa very attractive toaturea In the way of
atopover, prlvllaa and choke of routes; thereby enabling paasen.
gera to maka aWe tripe to auy Interesting polnta en route.
R otitis e tlH'rtlirR trip through California may be bad at a
ftMffct a4vaca ever the rate quotod.
FuU HtrttMhire. alBg ear reservations and tlcketa will bo fur
Uk4 by ay IhHttbara Pacific local agent, or
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Edison, Victor and
;i Columbia Talking f
Macliines
I A full stock of Records. J
GEO. C. WILL
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latest Sheet Music
!! Piano and Organ Studies.
Violins, Guitars,
Mandolins and Banjos, i
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THE HORSE EDITOR
GIVES HIS OPINION
ABOUT LICENSES
License for Dogs and Wives Just the Same A Dollar to
Catch Long-Horned Catfish or Down-in-the-Mouth Suck
ersCoffee Mills Are Factories Egg-Beafers Dangerous
In one of tho old school roaders
of 40 or 50 yoars ago, McOuffey's,
I think, wns a story or speech sup
posed to hnvo been made In the
English pnrlinmont upon tho subject
of taxation. I do not romoinbor who
mndo it, or wns supposed to hnvo
mndo It, nor do I remember Its ex
act wording, but It wound up some
thing llko this:
"Tho schoolboy whips his taxed
top with n tuxed string, tho beardless
youth manages his tnxeU horse, with
n tnxed brldlo, on n taxed road; nnd
tho dying Englishman takes his med
lolnn nn whloh hn has Dttld 28 nor
cent, out of n spoon on which ho
nns pnlu 32 per com, urops uuck ou
his bod on which ho has pnld 41 per
nnnt tnnlr.a hln will on nn elcht-
pound stamp, and expires In tho arms
of nn apothecary wno nas poiu n
llcenso of nn hundred pounds for tho
prlvllcgo of putting him to death.
Largo sums nro paid into tho chan
cellor's court for tho privllego of
leaving nn estate. Ho is wrapped
In a taxed shroud and burled In n
taxed coffin; his vlrtuca nro handed
down to posterity on tnxed mnrblo,
and ho 1b gnthorcd to tho homo of
his fathers, to bo taxed no moro."
This sounded humorous In those
days, but somehow tho fun seems to
have nil leaked out of It, since tho
same conditions now confront us
Amorlcnns. Tho snmo conditions did
I say? Far from It, but so much
worso that tho Englishman of thoso
days would ihlnk ho waB living un
der nbsoluto froo trndo thon, If nllvo
n.tf nut thnL In not what I started
out to say. It was not somothlng
about tho tariff, congress will seo to
thnt! lmt nimiit tho inonslv taxation
that comes In tho shnpo of "licenses."
A dirty, contomptlblo systom of potty
grnft on tho part of tho stnto, coun
ties nnd cities.
Wn urn nil tiroiia to dnintl tllO rilll-
roads for their system of charges,
which wn condemn as helm: based
upon ' whnt tho traffic will boar." Ib
tho llcenso system anything eiso innn
this? It Ib a syBtom thut has grown
steadily over since It first found root
on American soil, and It is yet far
from ripe. A Tew years ago you
could count tho various things thnt
required n llcenso, nnu mo conso
nimnt tuiHHlnir over of coin, on your
fingers. Now you must hnvo moro
hair thnn tho writer ir you wouiu
number them by tho hnlrs of your
Vw.n.P Tn mill hniinrH Villi lillist 'ItaVj
n iicmiHi! liiiih to the Koneral govern
ment and your local communiiy.
Why? Uecauso tno traffic will stand
It.
Tn nwn n not line Vflll mUBt Tllin-
glo to tho county clerk or city re
corder, nnd If tho pot Ib ii fomnlo,
nearly twice ub much, though tho
Lord and the city dads only know
why tho distinction is mauo, nnu
neither of them will toll. Indeed, It
ii linn nf tint iniiHt HoiiHolosB of dis
tinctions, for, well, anywny, It Isn't
tho fomnlo dog tnnt manes mo gro
corM keep their green goodB above tho
Mldownlk. Then If you want to ped
dle shoe strings, clocks or any old
thing, "dig, saya tno llcenso collect
or. You aro entitled to boar anna
inn! nwn u nun. mi vh" tho constitution.
but you must put up'your sesterces
bofore you can lire it, says tno mw.
No longer can you catch tho sllp-
nnrv. lnnir-horned catfish or tho
pouilng-mouthed and bony sucker
without having pniu into mo coumj
treasury n big round dollar, unless
you nro under 15 years of ngo or a
perfect lady. Uy tho end of the next
legislature It will require n llcenso
before you can even dig bait, or go
down u nd look at tho rlvor, with n
fish hook, or the price, in your
pocket.
If you want to run a woodsaw
vim iniint niiv for- tho tirlvlloKO. Just
think of your boyhoods days and
imagine paying tor mo privilege ot
sawing wood!
It Ib a great thing to Improve the
stock of n country, yet If you invest
vnnr iiinniu- in n fluo blooded animal
and pay taxes up to its full value,
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loo, you uiusi jiuy uvvwv uv..
yoni can Improve tho value or breed
ot tho country's animals.
To keep a pool or billiard table
you must go down In your Jeans and
dig out your old woa 1 skin, or sock
or whatever you carry your wealth
In, nnd pay for tho privllego.
Tn run n JoJinnv-hand-me-dJOWU'
printing press costs you 6, and cof-
fco mills, washing machines, churns,
any old thing, aro a possible source
of future licensing uy mo iaw-maK-
uri- I
It you would sell a man medicine
for his Ills you must get permission!
and a ltceuse, for which you must
pay. It you would benefit human
ity by pulling nn aching tooth or
filling a decayed grinder. It Is $36
down and n.oo a year auerwaras
forever,
Should you shave a man for his
comfort or to make him presentable
ii hi i ftillnw man or woman, the
bogey man of the barber commission
will be after you for a tlver, ana
then you mutt not shavo or skin him
either, after 6 o'clock p. m., though
the commission doesn't caro which
you do. It you put up the price.
If you would Insure a man's life
nr tirnnerfv vou must cot somobodv'a
consent and pay for It, too. Should ,
you wnui 10 lucurputaie yuur uuat-
ness for greater convenience you
must pay, and the bigger the busi
ness the bigger the bill all the traf
fic will bear.
And so It goes through countless
ramifications and Is still growing as
fast as the politicians can find some
elindow of excuse for adding to tho
burden.
And last, but not least, whon somo
sturdy young follow moots tho girl
girl ho wants for a wife, puts his
arms around her and gathers her
up whero sho bolongs, closo to his
heart, and whon she drops her fluffy
llttlo head down on hlB bosom, whllo
her heart overflows witb love, nnd
they plcturo a llttlo homo whoro they
may be logethor aB the Good God In
tended they should be oven hero,
In a matter which Is nobody's busi
ness but theirs, th big, wealthy
county reaches out its miserly hands
and demands a llcenso nnd n fee, and
tho young fellow goes down In his
pocket nnd pays into tho county
treasury. his hard earned dollars for
tho prlvllcgo of living with his own
wife. Tho 8hnmo of it! Individuals
who take money this way arc called
somo pretty hard names. Is a com
munity that doCB It any hotter?
And why all thoso licenses? What
good do thoy do? Whero does tho
money go? The nnswer to tho last
Is easy. .Whllo a portion ot It finds
its way Into tho treasuries of tho
state, county or city, the foes or sal
aries allowed for collecting it gen
erally cat up tho lion's share. It
ranlntnlns a lot of boards and com
mlsslona nnd nconts. soma if thom
perhaps, necessary, but others, far
irom -i.
Thnsn licenses nro levied on tho
systom of what tho traffic will bear,
ninl nit hnvn th fmmn ntmrllo ex-
cuso, "Tho amount Is but n trltlo."
True, tho charge for fishing, for in
Btnnco, Is small, but if tho traffic
would stand It It would uo just as
mnMi Inrirnr nn It could hn mado. but
as It won't, tho generous stnto gov
ernment only holds us up for as
miuch ns wo will stand witnout a
fight.
In other words, tho llcenso Ib so
regulated nnd graded that It plucks
nvnrv fnnthnr from thn llltr nubile
gooBo that It will stand without
squnwking.
It may bo that this languago Ib a
trlfln tinllrenscd. If BO. lust romem-
ber thnt It Is about tho only thing
left In tnnt conuuion, nnu so u
should provo somothlng ot a treat
to tnu great army oi mo uconseu.
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THE PROGRAM FOR
MEMORIAL DAT
Tin. innnihnrR nf tho G. A. It. and
voternns will moot nt their post room,
corner Libert ynnd Stnto streets, nt
1 o'clock nnd prepare tor mo paruuo
wlilM. will fnrm In front of tho hall
and will movo nt 2 p. in. In tho fol
lowing erder:
Snlom Military band. '
Company M, O. N. 0.
Hedgtwck post 0. A. It. nnd votor
nns of tho Civil war.
Veterans of tho Spanish-American
wnr.
Othor organizations In their ordor.
Tho lino of march will bo oast on
8tato to church, thonco norlh to
Court, thence wost' to Commercial,
thenco north to Chomoketn, thon
countermarch on Commercial south to
State, whoro tho votoruns will tnko
curB for tho cemetery.
Program at tlio CVmetory.
Calling to order by Tost Command
er Mntthows.
Music.
Prnyer by Chaplain Will. Robinson.
Address by Commander Mntthows.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address by
T. C. Smith.
Depositing flowers by tho veternns.
W. R. C. oxorclses nt monument
by tho Corps.
Chaplain's uddross by Chaplain
Robinson.
Salute tho dead by firing squad.,
Taps.
Address of the day by Han. P. II.
D'Arcy.
SALEM PEOPLE GET
LANDS IN SILETZ
Drs. Robertson and Morse and
Mrs. Arthur Lawrouco have become
tho owners of about 700 acres of
valuable dairy .lands in tho Slletz
rivm. hnttnms. Thev have men on
tho land clearing It, and expect to
mako It a valuable dairy farm, the
Slletz has a greet future in this line,
and there Is no reason why It will
not becomo Just as valuable for dairy
ing aB tho TliiamooK country.
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Thnio latest definition ot the A.
Y. P. at Seattle Is "After Your
Purse."
Muddled Brains
result from an overloaded
stomach, sluggish liver, in
active bowels, or impure
blood. Clear thinking fol
lows the use of
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
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NEWWRFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
ensures quick work and a cool kitchen. The " New Perfection"
has a substantial CABINET TOP for warming plates and keep
ing food hot after it is cooked. Also drop shelves on which to
set small cooking utensils every convenience, even to bars
for holding towels.
Made in three sizes. Can be had either with
or without Cabinet Top. If not at your dealer's,
write our nearest agency.
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Th 71w
Rayc
powerful light and burns for hour wilh one filling. PorlabU,
tale, convenient Jwt what every home needs.
If not with your dealer, write our nearest agency.
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E. ECKERLEN
Wholesale
Family Oquor Store
144 Commercial St Free Delivery
Phone 103
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I SALEM
ASSOCIATION
Beer Sold in Carload Lots.
Shipments in Kegs or Bot
tled Beer to any Point on
the Pacific Coast : : : :
I Brewing Plant, and Offices
; ; On Trade St., In Wholesole District
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NEWPORT FIRMS
IIolow ure published tho advertisements of the leading business
houses, hotels, camp grounds', etc , at Newport, A glance through
thom will be n great help to ono In planning their summor vacation.
iiHHj!iimfiai
bayview
1 Rooming House f
One and one-halt blocks south
of boat landing on Main street
I lloyal Restaurant tn connection J
MRS. O. E. CARTER.Prop. ; ;
NEWPORT - - ORB.
OIIHWHIIIIrtHHUItU
When Ii Newport, Oregon
go to the HOTEL I1KADSHAW for
furnished rooms, with or without
housekeeping privileges. Large kitch
en for usq ot guests.
Located on the main sidewalk halt
way hetween Newport and Nye Beach,
look tor the name HOTEL BRAD
SHAW on top ot house. Finest view
of the ocean ot any house In town.
Call and look at rooms before secur
ing elsewhere. Quests cheerfully
waited on by Mrs. Bradahaw, Prop.
Don't Heat
the Kitchen
All the necessary family coofc
ingf may be done as well on a
New Perfection Wick Blue
Flame Oil Cook-Stove as on
the best coal or wood range.
By using the "New Perfcc-"
tion"Oil Stove, the annoyance
of an overheated and stuffy
kitchen h entirely avoided,cven
in midsummer. The scientific
construction of the
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JLiW lJ made ol bran,
finely nickeled
anrf wnr n.lnffuime Givtl ft
STANDARD Ott COMPANY
(Incorporated)
BREWERY!
Salem, Oregon ; ;
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The Grand
FURNISHED
ROOMS : ;;
On block north from boat landing
Large kltcben In connection tor the
ue of the guuta
TERMS REASONABLE. 4-
I Mrs. A. D. Sholleiburg
Newport, Orege
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;; NEWPORT SODA WORKS.
J J We manufacture and carry
. . a complete lino ot soda water
fountain syrups and other s4- Z
, , prion liquids. Have the beat
ana latest Improved machinery
i and our goods aro known and
J I used for their purity, which J
maaes mem a prime lavonio. a
J We are In a position to supply
1 1 these goodB In any qua&UUea 9
to mo traue ana guarantee st
1 Isfactlon.
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