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GREAT PARK CAMPAIGN
FOR REST OF THE WEEK
There Is a big park boosting program on for the rest of
the week, A large ladies committee has been formed and
Saturday will be tag day, when scores of little girls and big
girls wlO pin badges on tho voters to remind them of their
duty on Monday, In a number of the churches there will
be reference made to the value of parks from a moral, stand
Mbolotr ,'An executive committee of the ladies of South Salem
has' been formed, composed of Mrs, H, S, Polsal, Mrs, A,
Vass and Mrs, G, F, Quaintance, who will enlist ladles all
over the city, This afternoon at 2 o'clock the ladles namecf
met all the young ladies and little girls who will work for
a park at tho Board of Trade rooms,
BIG SUNDAY MEETING.
The Salem Miliatry band has been engaged for a concert
Sunday afternoon, when some of the most prominent citizens
will make addresses In advocacy of the park on Fairmount
Heights, Miss Magers is arranging a chorus for that occa
sion, There will be the largest demonstration on the site of
the proposed park ever seen in the 'city, There will be spe
cial streot car service required to carry the crowds,
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POLK COUNTY PAPER
THROWS A POLITICAL
BOMBSHELL INTO CAMP
Judge Galloway saw a whale cap
tured near Juneau on his Alaska
trip, and now he should bo able to
throw tho. harpoon gracefully Into
somo of the, obstreperous lawyers.
Major J. 0, Hutchinson has trav
eled around tho world 25 times, and
after all has only reached tho placo
ho started from,
Jiudgo Lowell objects to Oregon
college professors receiving pensions
from Carnegie, "because tho money
was wrung from tho people." Well,
hero's chance to get a little of It
back, nnd tho only trouble Is that
Oregon can't "wring him" somo mor.
Joromo, of New York, should form
a partnership with Heney. It Is
really n pity to spoil both coasts
with them.
Soattlo wants an noroplano race
forgetful that thero Is a hot air con
tost on thero now between tho Abbo
clacd Press and tho United Press.
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It Is to bo hopod Thaw will bo
turned looso, at leant long enough to
knock Evelyn In tho head, thrash
Jerome, and shoot a few dozen alien
ists. Fashion docrces hlpless gowns for
women. Now If It will Insist on
gunlcss hip pockets for men, It will
for onco bo sensible.
Following editorial has created a
great deal of comment In First Con
gressional district politics. It is from
tho pun of Cnroy liny tar, ono of tho
ablest llopubllcan country editors in
tno Btate:
(Editorial in Dallas Observer.)
"Tho political ntmosphoro of tho
state seonis to bo charged with tho
now ambition of Congressman W. C.
llawloy of tho First congressional
district, who, It Ih claimed by his
friends, Is vory anxious to succeed
himself in his present position In or
der to maintain sufficient prestige to
warrant his election to tho United
States aennto In 1012, to succeed Oro-
gon's sqnlor senator, Jonathan
Ilourno. Friends of' Mr. Hnwloy
, , claim that his record In congress on
;' I (IJIes.hlm to reflection and that tho
opportunities for Ingratiating hlmsclr
with his constituency during tho next
two years will make him nn Invincible
candldato for tho senatorial togn.
which ho modestly confides ho Is well
qunltflod to accept, while do font for
ro-olectlon noxt year would ruin his
chances to represent Oregon In tho
upper branch o. tho national legis
lature. Congressman Hnwloy is an
ambitious man, and it Is certain that
ho will overlook no opportunity to
ndvnnco his political fortunes. It Is
also oasy to seo where the claims of
his friends nro outlrely within tho
range of possibilities. Mr. JIawley
has ninny Influential friends through
out his district, nnd nlrondy a num
ber of tho leading nowspnpQrs of
western Oregon have doclnrod thorn
selves In favor of hlo ro-olcctlon.
With n triumphant ro-olcctlon to his
present position a year from noxt
Novcmbor, ho would provo n. for"
mldablo candldato should ho docldo
to ontor tho sonatorinl rnco In 1012,
nnd Judging from tho uctlvo boosting
being done by IiIh frlonds nnd sup
porters nt tho present tlmo, it would
soom altogether1 probublo that such
Is his prcsont intention. However,
tho schome of Mr. Hnwloy nnd his
friends may not moot with tho favor
that Is anticipated, for it is vory
probnblo that othor ambitious states
men nnd their friends will think It
an Inopportune tlmo for Mr. Hnwloy
to butt Into tho senatorial game. It
will therefore not bo surprising If
Mr. Hawloy's campaign in 1910 shall
bo seriously handicapped by his lofty
ambitions for tho near future"
This nowspnpor Is not authorized
to sponk for Congressman llawloy,
but ho would probably bo satisfied
to bo returned to congress without
having thnt takon as nny aunouueo
mont of his ambition to go to tho
United States sonato. Ho knows tho
peoplo of Orogou pretty woll, and
thoy nro n peoplo peculiarly JoaloiiB'
of any ono man having too ninny
accretions of political power,
Tho Republican conferees todny
oponod their hearts and showed their
Democratic brothron what thoy had
agreed upon.
Mrs. Joh.n Crulkshnnk-Scott cap
tured a burglar In Senttlo yesterday
morning. Whether It was tho re
volver or that hyphenated namo thnt
mndo him wenkon will probably nov
or bo known.
From Joronio's antics In examining
Thaw, ho Is tho ono that should bo
In tho InBano asylum.
Tho Wostorn senators have agreod
to submit to Tnft'B demand for not to
exceed $1.25 a thousand on lumboi.
As thoy couldn't do anything else,
their action shows wisdom.
. Tho Standard Oil Company's
profits yearly nro said to bo sixty mil
Hon dollars. They would be larger
If thoy did not spend so much for
attorneys, and smaller If It paid its
Ones.
n
Tho Standard Oil's motto is '"Mil
lions for defense, but not a cent for
fines."
If laboring peoplo do not assert
their rights to have park's by merely
voting for them, but wait for Car
neglo nnd othor millionaires to hand
thorn something out of their rob
borles .they do not deserve public
parks. Every Inborlng man In Sa
lem should vote for Fairmount park
Monday.
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Ilov. Robinson Is said to bo op
posed to' this city having any more
parks. Ho Is oppose'd to nny ono
having any fun in this world nnd only
a few to hnvo any In the next, and
ho to namo them.
You will voto Monday to chop
down trint beautiful grove on Fair
mount Heights or to leavo It stand
for all futuro generations.
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Slnb wood cheap! I'whyiVoto
Monday to dessccrnto our fireplaces
with thoso noblo fir trees on Fair
mount Holghta? You mny onjoy sit
ting by that kind of a fire but your
children will not.
Mich., is under arrest hero today on
the charge of wlfo desertion. Lowo
and his wife came to Aberdeen about
a year ago, nnd have since made
their homo here.
Lowo met tho woman, who was for
merly an artists' model In Now York,
and the marrlago which" followed was
opposed by Lowe. Mrs. Lowo made
the statomont today that she had
been offered large sums of money
by the father of her huBband pro
vided she would apply for a dlvorco
nnd resume her maiden name. The
affair has created a sensation here,
whero tho couplo moved in tho best
socloty.
Lowo was arrested last night and
lodged in tho county Jail. Tho wife
says that Lowo has given her but
GO contB in 60 days, and that she la
destitute.
HyMJan
Health
Never Falls 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 Han
drail. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re
fuse all substitutes. 2J times as much
in $1.00 as 50c. size. Is Net a Dye.
flaadSOc. bottles, at draff gists
Send 2c tor (rta book "The Care of the Hair."
l'hllo Hay Spec Co., Newark, N. J.
nay's Ilarllna Soap con Ptmpi,
n xnu ciiauucu uauuis niiu u in uia
eepmikin fine and aoft. 5c. dr-rolita.
rrd, rough and chapped hand, nnd all akin dis
ease. Keep nam line ana (. x. ar-rami
Send Jc for (re book "The Cart of the Skin.
J. C. PERRY
President. Helps Orphan.
Hundreds of orphans have been
holped by tho Prcsldont of Tho In
dUBrtlnl and Orpnnns' Home at Ma
con, Gn,, who writes: "Wo have
used Electric Dittors in this Institu
tion ior nino years, u uos proved n
most oxcollont modicino for Stomach
Llvor and KIdnoy troubles. Wo re
gard It as ono of tho best family
modicino son onrth." It invigorates
tho vital organs, purifies tho blood,
olds digestion, crcntos appotlte. To
strengthen and build up thin, pale,
weak children or run-down peoplo
it hn no equal. Best for femnlo com
plaints. Only 60o at J. O. Perry.
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GAVE WIFE 60 CENTS
J IN SIXTY DAYS
Abordeen, Wash., July 30. Ed
ward Lqwo, Jr., son of Edward Lowo,
n millionaire of Grand Rapids,
DON'T BURN MONEY
BY BUYING WOOD
BURN OWE
$8.00perton
a
One ton of coal equal to two cords of
wood. No spliting, no piling. Try it and
be convinced.
L
Voget Lumber and Fuel Co.
PHONE 108
South Fourteenth mid Oak.
Salem, Or.
Are You a Journal Suscriber?
MAP SHOWING BOUNDARIES OF THE PROPOSED FAIRMOUNT PARK TO BE PURCHASED BY THE CITY OF SALEM.
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CLEVELAND RECORDS I HE ORDERED CHERRIES
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE! AND A NEW DEPOT
Uulted Vxtn Uaicd Wlre.l
Olovoland, O., July 30. Earth
quake tremors lasting nearly an hour
and a half woro registered this morn
ing by the instruments at St. Igna
tius college. It Is estimated that the
shocks occurred within a radius of
from 2000 to 5000 miles from Cleve
land. Tho temblors bogan nt -1:68 o'clock
this morning and ended at 0:35 ..
m. Tho dlstitrbanco was roost severe
between 5:05 o'clock and 5:35
o'clock, and was at Kb worst between
6:12 o'clock and 5:20 o'clock.
WOULD YOU BECOME
WELL-TO-DO?
The surest way Is to begin.
now and save regularly a part
of your earuiugs,
Tbo best way to save Ih tq
open a savings account with us.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Capital National Bank
Julius Kruttschnltt, the mogul of
tho Southern Pacific, passed through
tho city yestorday nTtornoon, going
south on a tour of Inspection, Ho
vory thoughtfully telegraphed ahead
and ordered a crate of Salem's big,
luscious cherries sent to tho depot
for him, from which it Is presumed
that ha knows a good thing when
he sees It and purposes combining
pleasure with business on the trip.
Among other things doing on tho S.'
P. ho stated that tho long-deferred
freight depot was now rlpo and ready
to pick, and that work on It would
bo commenced In tho vory near fu
ture. i o
Everyone would be bealflted by
taking Folev't Orlno Laxative for the
tnnnrh nnd Hv trnuhiA and haht
Uittl cositlpAtlca It iwMttm the
stomach nnd breath, gently stimu
lates the Hvor and regulate the bow.
els and li much superior to pills and
ordinary UtMtm Why not try
Foley's Orlno Laxttlr, toray, J. c.
Parry.
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Fairmount Park will include the grove of big trees which is used for popular picnic grounds by the churches' Sunday
schools, lodges and societies. The total acreage is between thirty and forty, and with the big concrete reservoir ot in
water company that will be acquired by .the city when mountain water is brought -to the Capital City, will make one
of the finest public pleasure grounds in the state.
BUY A PARK WHILE LAND IS CHEAP.
On Monday, August 2nd, this city will hold a special e ection to issue $65,000 of refunding bonds to take the
place of some city bonds-that mature at that time. At the same time will be -submitted the question whether this citv
shall acquire a tract of land known as Fairmount Hill, of a'.out thirty acres, for the purpose of making that beautiful
wooded height a public park.
The option of the citv at present prices expires on Aujust 3d, and that magnificent grove of noble firs will be
doomed to destruqtoin as sure as we let this opportunity pass to acquire that land for a park.
There is not another similar natural park site left as c ose into the city as Fairmount Park will be The land con
sists of four blocks offered the city by Rev. H. B. Elworthy (48 lots) and three blocks by J. M. Brown of Silvertonf36
lots) at the nominal price of about $200 per lot, or $17,000 for the whole trapt, including fourteen acres owned bv El
worthy on the hillside, which carries the park site down to the county road on the west.
Not counting the 14 acres not plotted, the lots offered the city are all of them worth from $250 to $300 each
and are actua ry selling for those prices. This property for park purposes cannot again be secured for this price at anv
time in he future. The reservoir site of a bock and a half is comnletely surrounded by a tier of blocks that are no v
offered the city, and when h. water plant becomes city property that reservoir, costing as much as the city will iav
for the whole park, will be the center of the park. ' y
i ., Wl1' Vu noj nteP us to give Salem the first public oark, a playground for the children, a picnic around for everv
Sfthe lUt ormi? WlH 3,WayS b a" advertlsement of thepublic spim and enterprise
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