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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1909)
mi.uiuijiiiiiwmniiiwiiinii.j wHH ! ' I 1 I 1 U uK B BJl II 0 0 I 3 M 1 TiM'.iY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OUKGON, TUESDAY, JIN'K 8, lPOO. Portland's Popular Fire-Proof Hotel THE OREGON Our Rathskeller Grill finest dining service In city, with Hawaiian orchestra from 6 to 12 p, m. Most perfectly furnished, Moderate Priced, Modern Hostlery in the metropolis of the Northwest. ANNEX IS NOW OPEN Our capacity has been doubled and our bus will hereafter meet trains No, 6, and train No, 12, limited, Oregon Electric that arrive in Portland at 10:55 a, m, and 4:55 p, m. M. C DICKINSON, Manager THESOREGON CITY TREASURY SUBJECT OF EXCITING DEBATE I SPECIAL ELECTION ORDERED ON RESRVOIR PARK SITE ON OR BEFORE AUG. 3 Alderman A. N. Moores reported adversely on the'ordlnnnccs to regu lato the offico of city treasurer. He stated that If Mr. Meredith would not do the work for $30 n month, others would do it. Mr. Greenbnum was on his feet In an Instant and objected to the adop tion nf thn rotinrt. Ho unlit (lint It. was not good business for this city to leave the treasurer on a thirty dollar a month salary, A man to keen tho books nrnnerlv could not tin hlrnft tnf tml nn.1 lii nttinn j should be moved Into tho city hall wiiuiu inu puuuu cuuiu uiwuja iinu the treasurer and where the books of the recorder and treasurer could bo checked up at IcaBt onco n month, and people with warrants could step from the recorder's office into the treasurer's offico and attend to their business wltn the city. He asked that the ordinances go over to the next meeting. Mr. Moores renewed his plea for economy, saying a number of persons were ready to take the Job and nt lonst one bnnk wntilri run Ihn tnml. ness free of all expense to tho city. Air. norcr omecieu to hnvlnir 'A great big stop was taken In tho cltl council last night when tho com mittee on parka reported securing two options on tho most doslrablo proporty in tho city for that pur pose tho blocks all around Pair mount Park roaorvolr and 14 acres west of it oxtondlng down to tho county road and running south to th Mcokor tract. In nil It will bo ovor thirty acres of tho most beautiful nnd natural park site to bo found in tho whole country, covorod with oaks and fir trees, and natural flow ering shrubt of all kinds. Tho city purchasing tho water plant will complote tho deal, and whethor tho city buys the water plant or not tho park proporty Is Just as good and Just as valuable Tho committee considers that tho prices placed on tholr nronorty by Messrs. Blwnrthv and Drown aro reasonable and or dered tho city onglncer to prepare a blue print of tho nronortv da- SChibcd for finch mnmhnr nf thn ltv council. Tho Elworthy option expires was not the wny the county or tho school district or .0 state managed their finances. Tho treasurer should be made cntlroly Independent of all the banks, nnd tho banks should pay the city a low rate of Interest on city funds as they did in nearly all other cities. In that way tho office of treasurer could bo mado a source of Income to the city instead of cost ing tho taxpayers hard coin. Mr. Stolz said the treasurer should serve his time for which ho was elect ed at $30 per month nnd was opposed to junking his salary $50 per month. Mr. Grcenbauni replied to this that the city was growing rapidly. Addi tional holn hntl linnn nrnvldntl In thn offices of recorder, city attorney and engineer while the treasurer was left improperly paid. With sewers and street assessments the treasurer would handlo nearly a quarter of a million. MARTIN BLOOD RUN DOWN BY BICYCLE bank run tho city treasury. That An nnfnriiinntn npolilnnt nnniiirn,! "ny. this morning on tho corner of Court Hair falling out? Trotiu .u w. t, .t . , ,a, , lfc , , At clciant drCMn8? Ingredients: !"',c'' r V'1 wn. w.um rMrrid. ... . Utpfcibin. Sum.. ,tohi.i. Vihur. I'.rtume. We believe doctors endone this formula or wc would not put it up. Does not CoKor the Hair .1 it urn ronrmT. Towll. M. 1 nnu uoiiago streets wuen .Marun Blood, who is nearly "0 years of age, on August 3 nnd the Drown option ' wnT u,0Wn 7 n wcycio ana paln on September 1. fu bl8eJ ut the head nnd ,. , .. . , .. A, back. Ulood was Just In the net of ..JTimSL1 ?J S r1C80,ut,on r0,m th0 crossing tho walk on tho northenst Ir do led WaS unnn,mous corner of tiio postof flee block when "nesoWed. that tho nntlon. Hv iu.11?. mn .Cnm? .rAd.,n?. . .u? flt , ni.. Wt aZZ ftn ii moueruio speeu ana auompica to go ?ftyn?Ln5l0m b,yTHM B' .nn,Bm "onl1 not, who became confused SSii B,wftliy of 1nlaT' Wash-, Bnd Jumped bnck directly in front of IngtOn. and J. M. and E. J. Drown tho wheel nnd rider. Dlood was re Of Sllvorton on nronortv rtnnrrlhrwl In ... ....., , .. . n .... -,.. .. 3 2Jm8 now.n ?. Pa'nt store whore his wounds woro nttend- Park addition to tho City of Salem, ed to. and lying adjacent to and surround- Tho old gentlomnn became unde- ing tho proporty of tin Salem Water elded ns to which sldo of tho walk company, do ana tno samo aro hore- the rider wns going to tako and, by referred to tho city nttorney with thinking ho wns Intondlng to pass Instructions to prepare a suitable in front of him. Dlood stoppod bnck resolution to bo submitted to this Just In tho pnth of the wheel. This council for ite ndoptlou or rejection, is tho second nccldont .Mr. Dlood hns submitting tho nccoptnnco of this been subjecti'd to recently, ho having proporty described in tho options ac- boon run down and dragged for somo cwnpnnylng this resolution to n voto distance by a street car on Stnto Of tho nnnnl nf thla Mv n n unnnini n.... ... .t. i ... , - , ".-- w. .. u pyvbim ov duiiiu iiiiiu liKU iiiiii wuuill I1I1VU olectlon to bo hold on or boforo tho been killed nnd not tho fondor picked 3rd day of August, A. D. 1000, and him up. ii saiiju uiuLiiuu muro 10 DO BUD Q I'ltOPOSALS I'OH SUI'PIiIKS FOIt " OIIKGON STATE INSANE Salem, Oregon, June ", 1900. The Board of Trustees of tho Oro Kon Stnto Insane Asylum hereby In cites sealed proposals for furnishing tho following supplies to that Insti tution for tho six monthB ending De cember 31, 1909: List of Dry OaiHls. iMimlsliIng Goods nnd Notions. 3000 yards Pequot sheeting, G-4, unbleached. 1000 yards Thorndyke shirting. ?nnn vards bluo check toweling, 17 In. wide. 3000 yards blenched toweling, 17 In. wide. 300 yards XXX Nashua, brown, canton flannel. 800 yards blue calico twills, 28 in. wide, assorted patterns. 800 yards black and white calico ...ni. -e in. wide. nsst. patterns. 1200 blue denim, 9 oz. Amoskcng. 500 yards A. C. A. ticking, 30 In. wldOi 540 yards white table oilcloth, best quality, 45 In. wide. 500 yards table linen, CC In. wide. 1000 yards scrim, plain white. 144 yards elastic web, whlto, 5-8 In. wide. 50 yards whlto canvas, 18 oz., 14 in. wide. 50 yards white canvas, 15 oz., 40 In wide. 150 dozen men's cotton socks, No. 101. no nnnpQ NO MIXING OF FOOD FLAVORS IfSlbftat" ?i SShfi!"!55 MANAGER BLY GIVING &w$lJ!firS!Lgi rtChB0 ME SPLENDID SHOWS two trncfB of property to a voto of tho people, to accept or reject olthor Manager Dly, of tho Star and or both." .Vnudovlllo thcators In this cltv. is t: ; r: 1 giving tho nmsomont loving peoplo sor sniom Just what thoy havo beon 11 looking for. It hns been several ' years, if it Is not tho first tlmo, that I tho local thenter-ORers have had an , nppartunlfy of sitting down In a comfortable placo of nmusomont to whllo away an hour or two looking at a splendid collection of original comlcnnd artistic acts and tho lat- esr motion pictures. Tho moving picture mnchlno still hns tho nubile , gugssing nnd figuring out tho man ner in which somo or tno pictures nre takon. Well known Salem men havo beon known to got their heads together whllo sitting in tho Star thontor and trying to solro tho mo- j tlon plcturo mystery. Tho interest 1 in motion pictures Is based mostly ; on tholr orlglnnlity nnd their varle- . ty. and Manngor Dly has kept theso Jpplnts In vloy constantly. t o t IJ IIVnVIb 4li1H DON'T BUY A REFRIGERATOR because it looks good, but satisfy yourself that it is good that the walls are built right, that it has a perfect circulation of air, that It is economical in the use of ice, Then ask if it is guaranteed to give lasting satisfaction, You can't see what is botween tho walls of a rofrigorator, yot tho difference botween a good and a poor refrigerator is usually found between the walls, where you can't see it, LET US TELL YOU THE DIFFERENCE between the celebrated McCray Refrigerator and others, and show you what is botween tho walls, If tho walls aro not built so that thoy will keep cold air IN and warm air OUT, your rofrigorator will use much more Ice than is necessary, t melt your monoy need lesslyj como in and let us show you the best rofrlge'PaTor made, and explain why tho Mc Cray is economical in the use of Ice, You can pui chase a McCray Refrigerator but not this wav- wan ponoct satoty because evory one Is guaranteed to give lasting satisfaction, Remember that our store is the only place in Salem wheie those refrigerators can be obtained, See window display, HOHTICUIITHAL TRUSTEES Governor Denson today ilnmed as UniRteos of tho Oregon Stato Hortt oultural society tho follewing: 1 J. It. Cardwoll, Portland, Multno- mnr county, to servo until December 1, 1909. jl L. T. Reynolds, Salem, Marlon r county, to servo until December 1 1910. ' ' II. C. Atwell, Forest Grove, "Wasb- ington county, to serve until Decem ber 1, 1911. o ritlKXDS GAVE THEM 'a a PKHASANT .surprisr j A complete surprise was sprung ' on Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McMillan and . family when about fifty of their 1'frleiyls gathered at their home on JDroadway avenue Monday evening. A, good sociable tlmo with music ; was enjoyed by all. Mr. McMillan and family will soon 1 leave for HUlsboro, whore they will ninkn ihnlr hnma &N3&ae Every naval officer wants more battleship-. Of course they do, for there would be a better chanco for each one to have a ship to boss o Hon W. A. Perkins i)ul Hon. William A. Porklns died at his homo in Drain at 11:30 Friday n'ght, June 4. He hod been In poor health for somo time, but was able to be about until within a few weeks of his death. Ho was born in Tennessee and married in Indiana to Rebecca Mc- Reynolds, who survive him. Three sopb also survir film Leonard, of (Leona. Douglas county William T uuw nnii assistant siaio treasurer, nijn rrn-i, 01 mis cuy tie was a man h ghly respected and one who thouch he hnri flllod hn oiin,nj jspan will be greatly missed. 1 , J Hon R, P. Glborw I)td. 1 R. F. Glbons. one of tho old-time democratic leaders of eastern Ore ,gon, died at The Dalles last Friday ue naa ueen a resident of The Dalles for many years, being en gaged In the hardwnro Imis'mdsb n-m. I Captain John Marden, 'and of lato years rutinlng an insumsce busi ness. He was a candidate on tho democratic ticket tor secretary of stato whfn Pennoyer was elected governor the arst time, and was -nly beaten by a few hundred votes . . . .1 .. ..I..1.l.nn jU UOZCn inuies coiiun niuunuijjo, No. 101. 10 dozen suspondcrs, 30 in. long. 20 dozen stay binding, white, Im perial, No. 10. 600 vnids Amoslteng prints, nbsort cd patterns. 500 yards glnghnm, Amoskcng, brown, nnd bluo check. 50 dozen turkey red hudnkerchiefs, 21 In. 120 dozen spools thrend, J. & P. Coats, CInrks Mile-end, or Clnrk's o V T Whlln Vn 54. 20 Ant.'. No. 3C, 50 doz.; No. 50, 50 doz. go dozen spools tnrcnu, uinci;, same as above, o. 10, 10 uoz.; so. 21, 20 doz.; No. 30. 20 doz.; No. 50, 10 doz. 5 dozen thimbles, steel, 9 to 12, lndlos. 2 dozon thlmbler, Htcel, largo, for mou. 20 dozon tt-oz. bluo donlm overalls, rlvoted. 34x32, 3 doz.; 31x34, 3 doz.; 30x34, I doz.; 38x32, 3 doz.; 38x34, 3 doz.; 40x32, 3 doz.; 40x34, 3 doz.; 42x34, 2 doz., itx33, 2 doz. 15 dozon 9 oz. bluo donlm Jumpors, riveted (Doss of tho Rond or as good, button all down In front), 3S, 5 doz.; 40, 10 doz. 80 pounds Crown carpet war;), Eu rnkii or ns trnnil. Whlto. 90 Ilia red, 20 lbs.; bluo, 20 lbs.; black, 20 lbs. 10 dozon napkins. 10 gross safety pins, No. 3 Duplox, white (Stewart). 1 gr. gross hooks and oyos, No, G. 4 gr. gross bar pants buttons, Dlk. I J. I. 5 gr. gross ngnto buttons, No. 40. f gr. gross ponrl, white, buttons, four-hole, 24 linos. 5 gr. gross ponrl smoke, buttons, four-hole, 24 linos. 10 pnpors dnmlng needlos, nsst. 1-7 Crowley. 4 papors needles, Mldwnrd &, S. No. 2. 24 pnpors needles, MIdwnid & S. No. 3. 24 pnpors needles, Mldwnrd & S. No. 7. 10 cartons of 1 doz. ouch, assort ed hair pins, Cabinet. 40 balls knitting cotton, 4thd, white No. 12, Dorcas or Dexter. 00 balls do 4thd. block. 5 dozon combs, stag guard tooth, J. P. Noys & Co. 12 pkgs. Knglo pins, F 3. 3 dozen nnrsnta ihn flln,.,nn - .-w., ...l IHIIIintllK sizes: Vj slzo 18, size 20, size -i. n sue zd, '4 sizo 24. 3 dozon Snrannc buck glovos, No. 9, No. 10, No. 11. Groceries. 20000 nOllllda Whltn llMno mnpn or less. 1C000 pounds cereals, more or loss, to bo delivered In quantity as required, as follews: 3000 pomndB rolled vats, in sacks, per hundred. 1000 j.ounds Steel C. oats, In sacks per houndrcd, 4000 pounds cracked wheat. In tacks. per hundred. 3000 pounds hominy grits in sacks, per hundred. 2000 pounds corn meal, yellow, In Racks. 1000 pounds Cream of Wheat In sacks. 2 barrels buckwheat flour 150 i'uuuus in sacKs. 200 pounds pepper, black, hiuuuu, u-jHJuua uns, 10 renrrlB straw nnnnr 500 pounds checso, Oregon fnlii cream, more or less, delivered as r quired. 500 gallons coaloll, moro or Iom ' dollvofed as rcqiulrod. '; 100 pounds oarulno 1 lh ..i... ' wrapped, (Slandard Oil Co.) '. 10 dozon bath bricks. '' 48 dozon yeast cakes, Magic dp h. llvoretr au required. ' V GOTjallB cotton twlno. X 100 pounds axol grease, 26 lb buckets. ID,jr 4 'dozen mop Btlcks, hardwood 1 dozonParafflno atickB, hnrdwo'oA ' 40 pounds cocoanut, shrodded ja lb. polls ' v Samples can bo seen nt the asylum and goods must bo in accordant therewith. Whnrn nnmnlnn .'uu"ce quired and not furnished by bldd Mw nrtlntna mint li .,..., .1 .'""Vfl seen at tho nsylum, and the bids will bo assumed to havo bonn in.i basis of samples. All goods must be in strict nccordanco with Bamnio la origlnnl pnekago, If possible, and do. llvercd at tho lnsnnn nnvinm .i.v. 20 dnys after contract is awarded Dids must bo in blank form, which will bo furnished, together with in structions to bidders, by tho clerk upon application. Each bid on flour or meat miiBt bo accompanied by a certified check for 300, nnd each bid on fish by a cortlticd check of $73, and nil other bld& by certified checks equal to 10 per cent of ih6 amount or tho bid; checks of unauc ccssful bidders will bo returned im mediately and thoso accepted when tho contract is completed. Uids muit bo enclosed in sealed envelopes ana directed to tho undersigned, and plainly marked on tho outside, "nidi for Asvhini Sunnilen." im.i n. .1... of goods should nlso bo inscribed on tho envelope. Price, fitness and quality being equal, preference will bo given to nrtlclcs manufacture grown or produced In this state w'hen n particular nrtlcln la .nm' cnlly called for, bids for other kind or manufacturer, or hrnmi ,ni,nii .. good will be entertained, but to In stil u recognition of such bids, sam ples of tho nrtlclcs It Is proposed to supply must accompany them. Tho board resorves tho right to reject any or all bids, or to accept or reject any part of a bid. Illds will bo opened nt tho oxccutlvo chambors, In the Statu Cailitol. nt Hnlnin Ornimn 4 p. m. on Tuesday, July G, 1909. Auditing officers aro hereby pro hibited from confirming accounts of purchasers which do not comply with section 2 4 GO, chnptor X, tltlo XXIV of Uulllnger nnd Cotton's Annotated Codoa and Statutes of Orogon. Dy order of tho Hoard of Trustee, Oregon Stnto Insane Asylum. C. N. McARTHUn, Clerk of Doard. Ilnlloon Mjikerf lindumnco Record IndlannpolU. Ind.. Juno 8. The balloon Indiana lnnilwl nt nirVmn". Tonn., nt 0 o'clock Monday ovonlni, wiaig mo Amonca cuuraco studio, wining tho American onduranc record, o Rullroiul Day Celebration. Klnmnth Falls will eolubrate tho completion of tho railroad Monday, Juno 14th. Roto from Salem to Klamath Falls and return, $15.46. Sale dates: Juno 11 nnd 12, final re turn limit j uno 27. WM. McMURRAY. G-8-5t Gen. Pnss. Agt. S. P Co. 1000 pounds tobacco, chewing. 14 ounce plugs. b 1 ilT" tobacco, smoking, 1 2-3 ounce packages In cloth bags 400 pounds soap, Savon, 1 pound. 2500 pounds soap White Can 6 ounce cakes. uap' 6 son1200 poundB soap' Mchen or sand 36 bars Bon Ami. 30000 pounds salt, F. L. 100 lbs. 2 ffO pounds Pearllne, l lb. pack ages (Jas. Pyle's). " 300 pounds baking powder finee,fA,0n8 l0d',,n 5 D0U1 tins. Hi ti..b. ""'" imiwrij 1 .". ,'uiivutro. 60 dozen corn, canned, 2s. dozen oysterB, canned, 2s 1O00 pouuds sal soda In 100 lb sacks. uu '" 500 pounds soda crackers XXX more or less, Tellvered as reaulred ' 40000 pounds suEar, dry, Tranul lated cane (Honolulu PJantaUon Refinery. American Refined. West ern Sugar Refinery). GO dozen broom? "So. l beet 5 dozen brooms No. 1 whisk' ?r4r0zen roonu! Mill No. l'best. with handle00013 PU8h ratan 18 10 dozen hriiohoa s...t. . with handle, solid back. " w" "' o esozon urushea rattan (pot). SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Tlmo Cnrl No. B-l Effect! vo Sundiy August 10, 1000. Toward Portland IWcuger. No, is 8 HO . m...CottEe Orore itu. No.'ia 2MB p. m...Uoitburc Vtutettt No. 14 0:13 p. m I'ortlind Bxprt Toward Portland Freight. No. 2220 p. m I'ortUnd Knit KrtUbt No. 22010:40-11:28 . m....Vay Krel Toward San Francisco Passenger. No. 1111:03 a. n....ltotburg laufBfcr No. 17 (1:15 p. m...CtUK0 Orore Vi. No. is o:B0 p. m California Eiprtw No. 13 3:31 a. iu...Ban 1'rancUeo Exp. Toward San Francisco Frclglit No. 221 2:43 a. tu...rortland Put Krt No. 22311 :2fl a. m Way Frelkt OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY Tlmo Card Effective Nov. 10, 100S. leaves Fer: I'ortUnd and Intermediate, local. 6:40 a.n. rortland Ullliboro and Intermediate. lwal O tKK a fit Portland and Intermediate, local. 11:15 a.n. Port and and Intermediate, Itcal. 1 40 p-m Portland-TuataUn and Ullliboro, lim ited 3:03 D.B. Portland-nillaboro and Intermediate. local ,, . . 4 00 p-B. Portland and Intermediate, local, a 20 n.n Portland and Intermediate, local. 8.40 p-O. Arrives Frem: and Intermediate, local, 8-23 a.B. 'Ullliboro and Intermediate. uiliitwroTuVlatioV 'llm'. ,.,, , 10.30 a.B and Intermediate, local. 1:00 p.o. Ullliboro and Intermediate, 4 ,JHJ p., Portland Portland local , Portland Ited . Pertland Portland local , Portland Portland Portland mil lntrmjMlfjit. lfunl. R:43 D.V1. and Intermediate, local. 8 SO P--and Intermediate, local. 10t40 P- O. T. C. Co -tcamors Pomou and Oregon leave for Portland Monday, Wednes day and Friday at 10 a. m.; Tues day, Thursday and Saturday at a. m. For Corvnllla Tuesday. Thurs day and Saturday about 7 p. m. M. P. UALDWIN. AKtPt- A Ortho Arsenate of Leai Wo warrant this lead rot to bur, under any conditions. This war ranty extends to the refunding or the entire purchase price in case 0$ failure of tho material to coine-BP, to this guarantee. ' Tho above warranty is found o every package of Ortho Arsenate o Lead. For sale by TILLSON & CO. Sales, Or. ff -"ftiBMaWhrririirr
