Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 14, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALSM, ORSQON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1000. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL n. nofKK, Editor and Proprietor laaepeuutmi .ewiper ucroica to American principle and -, the I'rozrert and Derelopoment of All Oregon. Publltbed Brerr Krenlng Except Sunday, Salem, Ore. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (lBTarlablr In Adranee.) DaIIjt, br carrier, per year K.OT l'er month .S0c Oallr, by mall, per year. 4.0) Per month aSc Woekly, by mall, per rear. ..... '.00 Six monthi ...SOc iV"nanVv wWm-. I THE TIME HAS COME TO DO SOME. THINKING. County Judge Bushey made a significant remark at the meeting held at the court house the other day to devise ways and means to finish the county road into the Gold Creek mining district, He said the state and educational taxes this year were the latest ever collected In Marion county. Then he added: "And next year they will be higher." Marion county is on a cash basis, has no floating or bonded debt and this year had the lowest levy of any county in the Willamette valley, , i x . , Figures just publ'shed show that the state government for the next two years will cost upwards of four and a half million dollars. , nnnnnn , .. , Two appropriations amounting to $220,000 may be added to this if sustained by a popular vote. The people who have nothing to do but pay the taxes willbe interested in knowing what their hired men have been laying out for them in the shape of work for the future. Usually the hired man takes specific amount, and what the farmer agrees to pay him, But in our state legislature the hired men take what they please, and also say how the farmer shall spend his money. Once in a while the farmer misses a lot of calves and other stuff and finds the hired men have added a little to their per quisites on the side lines to go to the circus with, Then the farmer is glad he is permitted to live on the old place. He takes another hitch in his trousers while the political automobiles go whizzing and honking along the roads he builds, In the meantime the farmer is doing some cussing inwardly. The secretary of state's force has completed a condensed statement of the appropriations of the recent legisalture, show ing the total to have been $3,914,939,38, But there are a number of permanent taxes levied by former legislatures not included in this. The figures would have gone considerably over the four million mark had it not been for items that could not be counted among the expenditures of this biennial period, and one that does not go -into effect until approved by the people, inese are me appropriation or &tu,uuu lor armories lor we SLIM PURSES ARE GROWING FAT HERE We have rubbed out all the profit on our stock and have placed prices on every article in our store that will make slim purses bulge right out. We never do things in a half hearted way, but in a determined and strenu ous manner. Just come in and get our prices. Packard Shoes- - $1.95 to $2.95 Suits $4.50 to $18.00 STRAW HATS AT COST G. W. JOHNSON & COMPANY, vt Ml North Commercial BKMBBBMM Oregon dairy and food commission 20,800,00 ?): Uregon library commission 12,UUU.UU Oregon domestic animal commission 5,788.13 Oregon Historical Society 5,000,00 Oregon National Guard 110,195,00 Oregon conservation commisson . 1,000,00 Portage railway extension 75,000,00 Penal and Reform Institutions doz. Penitentiary 153.842.74 National Guard, onlv $20,000 of which applies at this time, and State reform school 62,300,00 an appropriation of $200,000 for the eastern Oregon insane Pilot schooner 3,000,00 asylum, which will be voted on in 1910, and which cannot be Proclamations, etc, publication of 1,000,00 counted in this biennial period, 'Public printing 110,805.44 During the biennial period ending December 31, 1909, there Railroad commission of Oregon 50,500.00 was expended in the adnrnistration of state business, from the Rewards for arrest 1,230.25 regular state tunas provided tor specific purposes, the sum ofiaie engineer t vju.uuu.uu $378,861,14, During the present two years this sum will be over 8400,000, making the total cost of the state government about four and a half millions, Following Is the statement prepared of appropriations for 1909-10: Agents for apprehension, etc, of criminals $ 1,000,00 Agricultural institutes : 5,000,00 Agricultural societies 93,949.40 Assessment and taxation, commission on 20,000.00 Bounty on certain wild animals 40,000.00 . 20,000.00 6,01.23 ' 20,000.00 . 300.000.iV) . 114,820.20 . 25,000.00 . 100,000.00 4,000.00 13,100.00 17,908.16 bnriK examiner Bure?u of labor statistics, etc Board of control, expenses of ... Canals and looks around Willamette falls. Capitol building and grounds T Code and general laws . Crater Lake load, constiuction Desert land board, expenses of .. Education, depaitmentof Educational Institutions Normal schools Oregon institute for blind 29,040,00 Oregon school for deaf mutes 120,000.00 State ajgricultural colloge '. 366,000.00 University of Oregon 250,000.00 Electors of president and vice president 200.00 Eleemosynary Institutions Baby home at Portland Boys' and Girls' A;d Society , Florence Crittenton Refugo Home for Woniiii Oregon Soldiers' Home Oregon state insane asylum VJlV.l 766,854145 urpnans and foundlings . 1 2,000.00 rnnon nomo -10,000.00 poor, support of non-res dent fi.nnnnn State institution for feeble miiidaii --s- 131,500.00 Sheep commissioners, board of 12.000.00 Mate board of forestry Statfrboard of horticulture State department '.. 41,250.00 8,400.00 3,600.00 848,22 State game and forestry warden State land agent State board of text book Com, deficiency State veterinarian, expenses of Treasury department Tuberculosa sanatoria Total $3,914,939,38 Loral ItHAll Market. 6,000.00 10,000.00 11,618.35 32,000.00 Wheat, por buihel 11.30 liny. cheat $17 013 Hay. clover 14 01l Potatoes, buthel 706.SO Apply. bushl SOtfl.uO Prunes, per lb li.4H Prunes, per Jb l 4 f 4 Cranberries, Howe's varie ty, bbl 13. Of Nutter anil Kl'K". Retail. Ease 25c Cream" y butttr Country butter Sic Flour. Rastern Oregon $1.75 Bran, per sack. v. ... .95 Shorts, per sack S1.35&1.55 Rolled barley 40.0 Local WlioUul .Mrwkot. Wheat, bushel $1.15!. 20 OHt8. bushel 55 0 00c Flour. hard -neat 6.40 Flour, valley $5.40 6.00 lows, or as good (.submit aamules): 1-20 rtus. Colonial Bend SHxll-5 Ills, to rm.. ISO rms. Document Bend in, , -- -i ,., ,v row. MWBWI or! Bend SH.13-i lbs. SO 'Ronitlco" Paragon, doz. Webster "Star" brand. S doz. Koo Lox" non-groaso, 1 doz. Scha plograph; 14 doz. typewriter erasers. E. Faber's No. 10S7; G doz. E. Fa ber's "Union" ornsors, No. 110; 2 lbs. A. W. Faber's soft red rubbor, size 24; 7 doz. Isaac Pitman & Sons' elastic bound (opening flat) report ing note books; "Fono" Series No. 5, red line, 200 pages, ruled single, without marginal line; 15 doz. do., with marginal line, pages numbered 1-200; C doz. stenographers' noto books, "Progress," No. 175 (rough); 4 doz. stenographers' note books, Romlngion Typewriter Co.'s No. 2; L. & C. Hardmuth's "Kohlnoor" pen cils, viz: 6 doz. "Copying Ink," 14 doz. "H. D." (submit sample), 12 doz. "Drawing" (selected grados); 1 doz. "Press" pencils S U, No. 2C0; 0 doz. colored pencils, Eagle Pond! Co.'s No. 710, selected colors; 0 hard ruuber penholders. No. 24c; 1 doz. OUU,UU ' lerbrook & Co.'s neiis. viz: l r. Ho. 1 2,000.00 iLf.li-2 K'.nk - ; a ft.s. innuii ,u. uio; opuiicurinn pens, viz: 2 grs. .llgnature No. 38. 1 gr. Stub No. 39. 1 gr. Subwny No. 39; 4 grs. M Jacobs' London Incan descent pens No. i; 14 grs. I. Mncow sky & co.'s Zl-Nlckol Collogo peiiH 2rrC fr -,u- " sr. J.eou isuncs i co.'s lUUU.UtJ Gluclnum uens No. i. I m. KtniM.Hn 28,650,00 ,0.n8 No' 8: ' " Tadolln pons No. . sets. uic ciisiuBHiiiK pens ;o. 3; I grs. Mason's pens No. 20; 3 grs. Ormlston lb Glass pens No. 510f, bnll pointed; i doz. "Red Dwarf" Ink penc.ls (D. Wood & Co.); 30 boxes A. '. Faber's pure rubber bands, assortment No. 800 (fresh stock); Goodyear Rubber Co.'s "Gold Seal" brand pure rubber Lands (fresh stoi-k. viz: 3 srs. No. 8. 3 srrs. No. U. 3 gi. No. W. 6 grs. No. 12. grs. .o. is. a grs. .0. 14. 8 grs. No. 15. 3 grs. No. 1. S grs. No. I.. 1 ITS. NO. IS. 1 w. 'n 11 No. 32, 7 grs. No. S3. 8srrs. grs. 000 H in.. 12 1 gr. No. 00 14 In.. 70,000,00 1 I'ltOPOSAI IXVITKI). PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY Sl'PPLIBS Office of the Secretary of Sta.e, SaU:u Oregon. June 23, lSH'fc. Sealed proposals will be re ceived at this office until 1 o'clock u tu.. August 23. 190$. and then dud- Holy opened, for furnishing the State1 gM oi uregon me louowing stauonery .o. OO V in 1 supplies: Tyieriter papers as fol- xrs. oOOOU in x grs. .o. uoow in.. ! v OeOOH In.. H gr. 6 In. heavy pack e. 2t doi. boxes "Bank Assort ment;" 20 doz. boxes Gain nmur ruts. clfrkS Vi t r..ct..D.. r. r..fi Strathmore SvfcxlS No. 7S0. SO rms .! boxes of loo'a. 7t vaTn-C iZ' i.u-athnore sxlS No. 72; bet .0. 8 ( lb. boxes); Gill's nVneY quality carbon papers. (10(, sheets to, fasteners vli: Mob No 2 S box. as follows, or ai good submit ' heads. 1000 each o 3 i at v ample): 40 boxes "Kee Lox" ! round No 4 flat o Trund' Standard Sxll. 1 J boxes "Rewtico" ' doi "Ever Hd;NSii J nL J I'ltrnvnn VL.vl9 19 iuwaj UieiAis i -- ... .. .t " . sVx4 . ...p.. w r..Wt WH t-t nvHuivu , l&U "Tflft v hu VZal Cllvlt 14 k.VAn .... . " Z -"-----,. WW JTA19. VUAW 1UI11 Wayward sirls Executive department Exposition, A.-Y.-P, "I Equalization, temporary board oi w Fisheries, department of .. Fugitive from justice ;-.... Health, state board of -" .. Ihdian war veterans -i.. "Interstate bridge across Snake river Judicial department ,..v-.,,. 347,813,55 Legislative department - 57,500.00 Miscellaneous 12,361,00 14,000.00 18,900.00 25,000.00 5,000.00 51,370.80 6,168.90 12,000.00 833.51 10,000,00 .1111 feed, snarta. Mill feed, brau...., Hops, 19 OS orop. . ., Hops. 1907 orop.., Chlttam bark , in l. ce: rse . Wool, medium Mohair 33.50 30.00 .10 :3fc !34 .IS .20 .23 More Than 20 Ingrodlonts give to Hood's Sar saparilta Its great curative powor pour to cure many and varied com plaints, including diseases of the blood, ailments of the stomach, troubles oi the kidneys and liver. Munv oi the inetvdients nra last what the profession prescribe in the ailments ' sample. Congress tie envelopes viz portions are peculiar to this medicine awl ghe it curative power peculiar to iwelf. Therefore, there oan be no substitute for Hood's, tint it iu the usual liquid form, it in tablets oalied Sarsatcbe. i.ed Kop'" SxlS, IS boxes "Kee Lox" Standard Sxll. t boxes "Renitioo" Paragon Sxll. 12 boxes "Remtlco" I ea Seal Sxlt. 4 boxes "Multl Kopy" SHxll. 3 boxes "Remtlco" Non-smut billing ix4 i colors and weights to be selected); 20 rms. I linen transcript paper, unruled, mar iglual line, numbered 1-31 on margin, as per sample. 2000 sheets brief paper, Blackstoue Cap" or as good, iu iwds (submit sample): 2000 Al , manuscript cowrs. light blue. 9xlSV4 , (submit hample): u rms. manlla wrapping paper. 4xS6-0 lbs. (sub mi sample, 0 lb. No l rag XXX envelopes submit sampler I. viz: 3000 N. t, Sv,00 No. 9. (000 No. to. The Improved Columbian Clasp nvlope XXXX .open end), viz: 1500 No 85, t00 No. 75. 1000 caia 'ue envelopes. 7x10 Vi (submit sample: 3000 heavy manlla catalogue envelopes fcxl5. open end (submit) qG); 1 dot SuffordTwrltrffi samnle. ConcnNus tta ninDlU ,.i..,. . ""awtora s writing fluid selected. slzas- doz. 2 oi, boxes Challancn nvnita No. l : Challenge eyelet punch and fasteners. No. 1; l doz. Soymour's "Hankers" shears, to In., nickel plnt ed blades; , doz. No. D701 Aome wire jeuer trays, 10x14-3 (GUI's catalogue i ; doz. -Dove" letter openers; i "l s. Automatic" pencil sharpener; 2 Datos automatic num bering machines. G wheel, stvle "F" I doz. Fritz automatic ink wells. No'. 40 (Am. Duslnasa Rt.nniv nn . , rdoz. U. S. datinc stamns Vo " i'ii . Excelsior lumbo Indelible pads, self Inking, black, viz: l doz. 2fcx4. U doz. 3x6; 4 doz. board clips. 9x15 U full cloth, nickel plated clip (submit sample), 3 "The Superior" postal scale; 50 lbs. hemp twine, No. a good quality isubmit sample): 20 lbs. Royal flax twine, extra No. IS (sunniK sample). 30 lbs. Royal flax twine, extra No. 34 (submit saniDle) : i uos. banford s Superior muellap. bots. (1-oz ) Snnford's Ink for stamp pads, selected colors; 1 doz, tubes Kdlson's Diaphragm mlmeogrnph Ink, No. 20C. blue; 1 lb. Edison's rotary mimeograph Ink. No. 770, b'ae; 1 doz, Sanford's Ink eraser lr -a stock): 2 doz. Snnford' library pusie, S oz. "Utopian"; BiiOO Dannlson'. gold sonls, No, , oxtrn iimmoU 40 spools red tnpe, 30 y,k ,o s,,ool (submit Biimpi.): It uoi. ''dlaon. mimeograph sllu. N . 2JU. si.mI- sheets ..onipi oito mlmeogi.ipli stencil paper No. 7C. (fresh stock); ' qu'rci i!.fl.son i' meogrnph stenclt p per (4xlG esh stock); 1 doz. rolls o. 2 Mult' i In Purvo mending -" . . golat- , , lib, t . Schnplo- ,h, SV, ld". 5Vj yds. long; 1 doz. rolls paper for Y. & E. rapid roller coplor; 1 caso (100 rolls) add Ins mnchlno paper, 2 B-1C in. wide, unruled, Eaglo brand or as good (submit samplo) ; 1 Schallograpb, No. 3 folio size, with suppllos; 1 grows mailing tubos, 18 in, long (submit sample); Shannon cabinet binding cases, viz: 1 doz. No. 12, 3 doz. No. 12 special, 2 1-3 doz. Id doxea for snmo, selected: GO Diamond desk pads. No. 100 (GUI's cntnlogue). . more- dotnlled description of the foregoing nrtlcios is contained in the blank form of proposal, which may ho had on application to tho Secretnry of State. All bids must bo made on said blank form and all tho articles of fresh stock and strictly In accord ance wRh the description given there on. Delivery must be mado before Octobor 1. 1909. Certified check, pay able to itie order of tho Secretary of b.ate. for ten per cent of tho amount bid, must accompany each proposal. Envelopes containing proposals i Stationery." Price, fitness and quality being equal, preference will be given to articles manufactured in this slate. When a particular brand Is apeclflcally called for. bids for o h er brands equally as good will be entertained, but to insure recognition of such bids, samples of the nrtMee It la proposed to supply must nccuin pany them. The right is re rved to aceept or reject. any or nil bid or to accept or reject any part of a bla. Auditing officers are hereby pro hibited from confirming accounts of purchases which do not comply with Section 24 6u, Chaptor X. Title XXIV, D. & C. Code. F. W. BENSON Sec retary of State. c-23-9t-wed dot. 9x4. Ve In. thick. 4 doz. 9x4x1. 3 doz. 9x4xlH. 10 do. 10x4V4xlV4; best quality typewriter ribbons as fol lows, or as good, fresh stock, to be delivered as needed selec.ed colors .uid derees .( inkmc , submit sam- ia.i. qis. surrord's comhlnorf writing and copying ink; 2 doz. No ft,.-, wanford's fountain filler Ink vglass top); i doz. plats Cardinal red i? Vfod's : x doz- Superior Ink. size O for Dates automatic num Vrlng machines selected colors 6 Tho State Fnlr Next Now that the Cherry Fair has gone into history, there Is just a littld time left for our outing In the moun tains, or at the seaside, and then comes the state fair. The even, al ways good, promises to be greater J iuuu ever inis year, anu next year ,jj the plans as outlined In a dispatch in. The Journal yesterday material ize, the big Oregon exhibit now at the A. Y. P. will be made a perma nent feature of the state fair CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK J, H, Albert, Pres, E, M, Croisan, Vice Pres, Jos, H.-Albert, Cashie' SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Pays Interest on Savings Accounts