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' DAILY OAJPITAIi JOURNAL, SALBH, ORSGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1909.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
K. nOFr, Editor nndl Proprietor
Independent Notrapapnr Dorotcd to American Principle and
the I'nure'i aud larelnpement of All Oregon.
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UmONLABEL
CLAIMS
A6AINST
COUNTY
GOOD ROADS FOR THE INTERIOR.
To hear some hot-air good-roads sponsters belabor .the
public ear, one would think Oregon has the most wretched
public roads in the world,
As a matter of fact Oregon has as good roads for driv
ing in summer and as passable roads for hauling in winter
as any western state we know of fronting on the Pacific
coast.
In wintertime our roads are more travelable than "way
back easti"
Take one of the youngest counties In the state Lincoln,
and it has some excellont main roads mountain roadsi too,
, Better grades have beeji laid the past year, and many good t
i nils-are oeing maue . . .:
The main road through tho county, known as the Corvallis
road, is a fine driveway,
The road over Morrison mountain, and the road from Ed
dyville to Blodget, are kept in perfect condition.
The hot-air good roads tooter generally goes wrong at
both ends of tho line and in the middle,
He conveys the false idea that Oregon has only the most
primitive and wretched highways.
, Next ho gets off wrong by conveying the idea that only
by bonding the state and all the counties up to the neck can
good roads bo obtained, .
Oregon has had six years filled with fruitless efforts by
good roads theorists.
Thero Is the wonderful Tuttlo road law, adopted bodily
from the state of Indiana,
It Is a system lifted ready made from a commonwealth
without mountains, with no arid regions, no coast counties,
What legislative brains, wisdom and good roads rot!
Is It any wonder there has been never a milo of road built
under the Tuttlo law?
Tho old Johnson bill provided for issuing large crops of
bonds, and created many officos,
Thore is no doubt it would havo been better than the
Tuttlo act for tho office-holding profession.
A good roads law should bo initiated that contains tluee
provisions, '
I. That the state build the main state highways and take
care of them with convict labor.
II. That the counties build the main county highways and
take care of them with care-takers.
III. That the road supervisors build the rest of the roads
to connect .with state ard county roads.
A few simple principles adhered to in enacting a sMe
good roads law will accomplish more than a highly compli
cated ready-mado pioco ol "adopted" legislation that is
"grafted" by lazy legislature and would-be reformers who
want to make high-salaried positions for themselves.
Gun clubs mako gamp us and boulevard clubs mnko
"good roads" laws at tho expense of tho farmers,
Thoso "exports" got the salaries and tho bonofit and the
farmer pays tho bills,
The time has come for a little "good roads" legislating
to proceed from the farmers instead of from the city "ex
perts." Romombor this: Expensive road machinery, officials, and
then-tho roads thomsolves must bo paid for outside of
Portland three-fourths of it falls on the farmers,
The "exports" labored a year or more on tho Johnson bill,
nnd "embodied" all the best features from other state road
systoms,
They held conventions and "co-operated" with the Grange
and labor organizations.
When they got through the Grange legislative committee
fought tho Johnson bill to a standstill and the farmers hooted
It off the platform,
Ropiesontativo Tom Brandon of Linn county shot it full of
holos by asking a few fool questions that any farmer might
have asked.
Tho Johnson bill got about ono vote out of ten in tho house
of representatives,
It had passed the senate almost unanimously.
It was at best a patchwork of undigested appropriations,
ROGUE RIVER HEADS
Corrimissiondrs Audit the
Monthly Bills and Order
Warrants Drawn to
Pay Them.
2. GO
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6.00
24.10
with tho lnko," states M. U Erlckson,
forest supervisor of southern Oregon,
who l making a tour of government
reserves In his district and an in
spection of condition prevailing. Ills
tour will continue another month.
Mr. Erlckson reached Prospect on
Saturday, having just visited the
source of the Rogue river, which he
ltititrrl tma nu linlm m flmkn it lis
sourc in the underground connection Tho water Is sparkling.
clear mill Ice cold, and tho river most
IN FOUR BIG SPRINGS
"Tho Rogue river has Its source
In three mammoth springs, each
about 12 or 16 feet lu diameter, from
which the water gushes In torrents,
i'hu springs an close together and
located four or five miles north of
Crntyr lake and tuny havo their
WOULD YOU BECOME
, WELL-TO-DO?
The surest way Is to begin
now and save rogularly n part
of your earnings.
Tho boat way to save Is to
ojion a savings account with us.
8A VIXfiS lKlA UTMHXT
p "ni fMhna' BanV
fcirWBPpwiwwrrcrK:
picturesque from Its source. The
volume of water Is surprising. Tho
springs nre tno largest I ever saw,
and lu nn Inaccessible nud unfro
juented locality.
There is nn old military road run
ning from Brown's cabin on Union
creek over tho Utnnqua divide. The
road Is lu fair coudltton and will be
utde a trail by the forest rangers.
Hut little damage has boou dune
in fn.'st fires so far this season"
1 Mr Friehson
(Continued 'from yesterday.)
Glass & Prudhomme Co., post
binders 2G.00
Klllinm Stationery Co., docket
' lvs, otc 15.60
Mlnto, i. P., stamps 10.00
Mooro, J. C. do 1.60
Moures & Co., Hobs 13., sub-
poonacs, etc
K. V Long DIst. Tel Co.,
sorvlco ."
McNary, J, H. and C. L.,
stamps
Patton Uroa., stationery, etc
Tno Pnc. Tel. and Tel. Co.,
rentals 1C.60
P. T. and T. Co., Service. . 13.30
Perry, J. C, chamois, 'etc.. -'.Co!
Polk & Co., It. L., gazetteer. 7.00
(Continued)
Rodgcrs Pnpor Co. fee book,
etc 63.10
(144.60 Cont.)
Ilundell & Co., hi. V., carbon
paper 3.20
Smith, V. M. stamps, etc.. 11.76
Snyder, Geo. C. L letter
heads, etc. 18.26
Statesman Pub. Co., pub.
claims 48.00
Western Union Tol. Co., sor
vlco 2.06
vVlllamotto Transfer Co.,
draynge .25
(Continued)
Ynnnku, C. V livery hire C.50
Court House.
Hernardl & Dunsford, plumb
ing, etc ? 2.S5
Ilolse, It. P., prom, on Ins.. 64.00
Durgnardt, W. II., Jr. prom.
on Ins -106.00
Cup Imp. Co., drayago 1.50
Gill & Co., J. IC, nulso.... 170.00
(Continued)
Harvey, A. I.., mntcucs, otc. 1.30
Meredith, Frank, prom, on
Ins 108.00
Salem Water Co. water .... 07.60
Salem Ice Co., ice 1.30
Salem Truck and Dray Co.,
drayago 1.50
Smith, llomor II.. Ins 1.1.5.00
Spuncer Hardware Co., hoo.
otc
P. Ity. U. and P. Co., light.
Circuit Court.
Ketitor, T. 0., cash advanced. $
Downing, W II., services . .
Spanlol, Jacob, do
NetiKsbauor, Karl, vltness . ,
Minxes, elms. Ii., do ......
litiun, J. II., do
ilopt, Julius do
Mluto. II. P., do
Murphy. 1.. it., do
Slugmuud. William, do ....
Wllhelm F. II.. do
Xervls, Frank, do ........
Chase, n,. S., do 10. SO
Hardenotls, Stove, do ..... . 1 G . So
Zervls, JamoH, do IG.So
i Hamilton, Ira, coustablo... 2.40
I State vs. Kldridgo.
Hayes, T. P., Justice 3.90
Mll!or, Will, constable .... 8 . S5
State ts. Ramp.
Webster, D., Justice 5.45
l Hamilton, Ira, constable .. C.20
State vs. Stngncr.
Webstor, D., Juatlco 13j()U
Hamilton, Ira, constable.. 12.20
Harlow, C. T., witness .... 1.70
.Tones, Bruce A., do 3 .'30
Goulot, Homor, do 3.30
Asplnwall, Brltt, do 1.70
McKnlght, C. H., do 3.50
McKnlght, Mra. C. H., do.. 3.50
Smith, Charles, do 3130
Stngnor, Pearl, do 3.30
Stnto ts. Thompson.
Smith. Henry, coustablo .. 17.20
Stnto vs. Wagner.
Webster, D Justlco 11.40
24.70
0.10
C.50
6.60
6.10
6.60
7.10
6.50
0.50
5.00
.85
3. SO
it. 16
3.70
1.00
3.00
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
1.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
1C.80
Hamilton, Ira, do .
iiayden, Clell. do . .
Smith, Iloury, do . .
Jonas, F. P., do . . .
llobsou. W. II., do
Rosoll. J. , do .
Hook, Frod, do . , .
Trnsk, Q. U do .
Dlodgett, Emery, do
Hlodgctt, How. do
Phelps, Hoy, do
Johnson, S. T., do .
Moshborgor, Eugene-, do
Mehau, J. P., do .'....
Ilamp, D. F., do . , , . .
Ramp, W. F., do
Thomas, Archie, do
Mack, A- L., do . . .
Stayton, M. A., do
Huntley, II. N., do
Demncon, J., do . .
Demacon, O., do ,
Hamilton, Ira, constable
Etzel, Andrew, witness .
Etzel, Jake, do
Etzel, Mrs. Jako, do . .
Etzr I, Joseph, do
Frclea, P. C, do
Wagner, Nicholas, do ....
Slcgmund, Jacob, do
Nccdl'ng, Mike, do
Poor Account.
Arnl, Louis, groceries . ...S
HiiBhcy. W M., ticket
Clymor, G. W., poor farm.. 172.45
Farrlngton, F. P., groceries, ' 5.00
Lawronco, J. M., do 5.00
Mack, Orpha, caro of poor. 30 00
Meyers, II. W. & M. L, dry
goodn 8.27
Mooro, J. G. (So CI. p. 3832, R.&H.
McEvoy Broo., ahoos 1.50
Ryan, R. It., houso rent .. 5.00
(Continued)
Smith, Frank E., services.. 40.00
Pcllc Telephone & Telegraph a
rontal 1.50
WIb, John, undortaker.. 15.00
(Continued)
Yankee, C. W., livery hlro. 13.50
School Superintendent Account.
Smith, Mrs. W. M.; clorlcal
work 32.00
Sheriff's Account.
Smith, Henry, serving sub-
poonas 3,io
Jail.
Yankee, C. W., Hvo.y hlro 6.50
Mlnto. H. P., board of prison
ers ' 77.201
Advertising- Account.
Salem Board of Trade, con
tribution 50.00
Coroner's Account.
Clough, A. M., "Investigation, 5.00
Clough, A. M., do 5.00
Juvenile Court Account.
Low, W S.. livery hire .... 3.00
P. R., L. & P. Co., light... 6.00
Assessment and collection Tax Ac
conn t.
Rice, F. J ccpy tax roll.. 200.00
(Continued)
A.-WP. Account,
Taylor, W. A., exhibit at fair 125.00
Tnv Rebate Account.
Schaofcr, L. A., rebate ..,. 14.05
(Continued)
County Court and Commissloncro
Account.
Bockwlth, J. T., county com-
misslonor 10.00
Owlet, W. H., do 11.00
Insane.
Smith, F. E., examination. 6.00
Smith, F. E., do 6.00
o
Tho Novnda man who cut his
throat becau1 ho was getting too
fat probnbly novor thought of cut
ting out a fow moaln dally.
o
Revolt at Cold Sted.
"Your only hope," said three doc
tors to Mrs. M. E. Fisher, of Detroit,
Mich, suffering from severe rectal
trouble "lies In an operation. Then
I ufscd Dr. King's New Life Pills,"
sho writes, "till wholly cured." Tfiej
prevent appendicltleo, cures consti
pation, headache. 2 Be at J. O. Perry
o-
Th's denatuilng process appears
lo be reaching tho limit. Now oonio
eno In Kentucky claims to bar
found n klcklees rculo.
o
CASTOR A
For Infants and Children,
fh8 Kind You Have Always BwgM
:. "wsss
Cholera HrfaatHHi Cared.
"Something llko two years ngo
my baby, which was thon about &
year old, was taken seriously 111
with cholora Infantum, vomiting and
purging profusely," writes J. p.
Dempsey, of Dempsey, Ala, "I did
what I could to relieve nor, but did
her no good, and boing vory much
alarmed about her wont for a phy
sician, buc failed to find ono, so camo
back by Eldor Bros. & Carter's Btoro
and Mr. Eldor recommended Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarr
hoea Romody. I procured a bottlo
of It, wont homo ob quickly as pos
sible and gave the baby a doso of
the remedy. It relieved her in'flr
tccn mlmutcs and soon curod her en
tirely." For sale by all good drug
gists. o
Gtilldr Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OASTQ RIA
Biliousness
"I have ued your valuable Coscarcts
nd I find them perfect. Couldn't do
without them. I have used them for
some time for Indigestion and biliousness
nd am now completely cured. Recom
mend them to everyone. Once tried, yoa
will never be without them In the
family." Edward A. Marx, Albany, N.Y.
Pleaiaat. Palatable. Potent, Taits Good.
Do Good. Never Slcken.Weaken or Orlpe,
10c.2Sc.SOc Never lold In bulk. Thenm
nlne tablet stamped CCC Guaranteed to
cure or your mooer back. 89
MEALS 15c
Call and try them. Meals 16c.
Board per weok $2.75; also fur
nished rooms very reasonable,
AT THE
Salem Restaurant
'MM COURT STREET
INSURANCE GASOLINE STOVES
Tcnls of all sizes. P att & Lambert Varnishes. Sun
sh ne Stains and Varnishes.
Salem Hardware Co.
KfUKUHW mIIS)lltlllllMHllHtWIt 18 !! Hnll!i
$3.00
SAVES A
BIG DOLLAR
$3.00
BARGAIN DAY
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4.2"
2.20
5.60
6.00
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6.60
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2.-20
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5.00
5.60
3.60
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6.08
liTues., Aug 31
TjiKwewt-fcfjsscsn:.
yrarcgaaya
Uselman, John, do ....... 5.60
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5.60
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Clark,' 'Weaver, do
Swarto, Simon, do .
Weatcott. W. H.. do
Shopherd, A. A., do .
O'Leary, Noll A., do
Griffith. L. P., do . . .
Smith. P. E., do 2,20 I
Murphy, L. R., do 2.30 i
Mlnto. II. P do ?2Pa2
Wobstor, Justice 14.25
Minto. h. i., noting con
ablo 10.60 ,
McDonald, J. J. vrltnoev .. 2.30 !!
Mlnto, II. J, do 1.70 II
Each. Vm do , , 1, 70
lluflnmn. Wajtor, do .... 2.30
0 I -oath . Dartha, do 3.10
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