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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1909)
1 DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SAJiEM, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 180. Stockton's Fire imi dcllG I . -1.1- ; .Mi 1., - a,i, i' h iiA 'i'l T f ' . . Will Close Saturday September the 25th at 9 p.m. ,, t"V J. ' T ,-' ' ' ,.' The Rush Has Been Tremendous Many Reductions Will Be Even Greater This Week i "" "i " i PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE ORGANIZING . Open Next Monday With Im f proved Courses of Study and Teachers. mm mm mm All this week Superintendent Powers nnd Prlnclpnl Kirk of tho Snlem public schools nro very busy nt their offices' In tho high school building for tho formal oponlug of tho sohools next Monday. All now studonts nro requestotd to cnll at tho offlco of tho principal on tho second floor nnd Kot tholr courses of study arranged nnd select tholr toxt-boolcs so, as to bo ready for tho work of tho term. Fuvorw Atliletlcs, .Principal Kirk has beon In South Dakota high school work for tho past seven years and Is an all-round friend of public school nthlotlcs. Ho Is an udvocato of clean athletics for boys and girls. Tho Salem high school will probably maintain a basoball team nnd a football tenm. Mr. Kirk thinks there Is room In tho high schools and the higher grades for rnoro track nthlotlcs, ns giving u chance for more students to parti cipate Ho thinks girls should not bo limited to baskotball, as It Is 11 nblo to bo nbuscd nnd is too violent for many girls to participate in. Ho would substltuto gymnasium work for too much nttontlon to tho team gamos. Mr. Kirk will provo n very pleasant man for tho boys to meet nnd Indications nro that ho will wear well although this Is a larger flold than he hss hitherto worked In, New Report Out. City Superintends Powers has out his new report nnd courso of study nnd it Is n substnntial pamphlet of 130 pngett, and dosorvos careful ox nmtnatlon at tho hands of all Inter acted in school work. Tho Snlem pub Ho schools are being built up and developed on original linos, no inoro epjuring of what other communities nro uowg goes noro. .Mr. rowers report stands out as the work of a man who has a strong grip on all tho ilsfalls of his work. dosortlon. Attornoy Carey F. Mnrtln appoarcd for tho plaintiff. Mary A. Ramp vb. Jnmos 13. Eld ridge, et nl., to remove cloud from tltlo to ronl proporty, plaintiff nwnrd- od decree. Attorney Mnrtln repre sented plaintiff. Mallndn A, Simpson, c,t nl., vs. Clnrn Stanton, ot nl., partition suit, salo by roforco of proporty not con firmed. Ocorgo II. Simpson acted ns ccxinsol for tho plaintiff. Hattlo Dayton vs. Ocorgo W. Swe glo. et nl., suit to nulot tltlo. In do- fault of tho defendants Judge Gallo way cntorod n decroo ns prnyed for. J. II. MoNnry and C, u. McNnry ap peared for plaintiff. Krina Myrlo Tuckor vs. Chester' A. Tucker, dlvorco proceedings, testi mony tnkon and argued, nnd enso tnken under ndvlsomcnt by Judge Galloway. This is n contested dl vorco enso In which Frnnk Ilolmnn npponrs for tho plaintiff, whllo Win. M, Knlsor nnd M. 13. Poguo nro rep? resenting defendant. Amelia Bourn vs. Grant Bnum, de fault and decroo of dlvorco ns prnyed for, plaintiff bolng roprosonted by A. O. Condlt. R. T. McForon, a minor, by his guardian nd litem. Leo McForon, vs. John Doyens, ot nl., suit to foreclose mechanics lion, testimony taken nnd case continued. W. P. Lord and W. C. WIbIow appear as counsel for plain tiff, whllo Carey F. Martin Is coun for defendant. . Judgo Galloway adjourned, court Friday, and will probably not con vono It again until October. o CRANKY JIETATJ. Moods nnd Mystjnry Tliat Aro Em. ployed In a Pieco of Sted. JUDGE GALLOWAY HAD A BUSY WEEK Judge Galloway disposed of many onsets last week in dopnrtmont No. 2 of the circuit court. Decrees and judgments wero awarded as follews: W. H. Dickons vs. Clara a Dick ens, case in equity to dissolve mar riage tlos, decree granted as prayed for by tho plaintiff on the grounds of CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS . r. "Vj Tho preser v a t i o n of CtLtHHAJtu fsft your neaitn C STOMACH w'8hould oa your first consideration, At the first sign of dis tress, take the Hitters. It's an excel lent tonic and health maker. Try it for Stoinacli nnd IJowel Ills or IHIIoutiiet,s Hi A cutlory company will roako a hundred razors from tho same piece of steel and by tho samo process, and part of tho razors will bo good and part of them bad. It may be 60 ot one kind or 75 or 25 nobody knows Tho maker doesn't know; tho buyer doesn't know. Barbers sny thnt oven the rlrlco doosn't seem to mnko much dlfforenco. You may gt a good ra zor for n quarter or a bad one for $5. And tho samo razor will get a contrary odgo today, so that yea can hardly Bhavo with it, and tomorrow, without additional sharpening. It will work llko a charm. One tnp will go on a bolt ons'ly and stay there. Anothor tap will hardly go on nt nil, A third may be screwed ou tfglit and snug, nnd yet keop earning off iu splt of nil that can be done. Sometimes men who work with machines liavo a premonition of com ing dlsti'tor. as do tho men that sail on tho seas or thread the winding paths of the b'g woods. Nature, as well ns pieces of mechanism, seem to be able to communicate to man why they are in a calamitous and threat ening mood. Chicago Tribune. CROOKED BANKERS GOT CROOKED JURY STRIKERS ARE QUIET IN OMAHA Offer to Leave the Matter En tirely to Taft, Who Arrives Tonight, and Go to Work at Once. (UNITED I'MCHS LEAKED WIKE.1 Omaha, Sept. 20. C. O. Pratt, loader of the streot car men on striko hero, nnnounced today that this after noon he would nsk President Taft to nrbltrnto the question nt Issuo bo tweon tho men nnd tho company. Ho said: "If President Taft finds n slnglo contention of ours unfair wo will re turn to work immediately. If ho wishes to postpono bis decision until a better time or if tho company ngrees beforo the president to sub mit tho contentions to an Impartial board wo will return to work pond ing a decision." ""A number of minor riots occurred yestordny nnd a few persons wero In jured slightly. Fow cnrB nro run ning today. DISCOVERS PEONAGE (Continued from page 1) systems in tho vast country districts liavo been abolished, according to Tumor, bocnuso tho government noods tho money, nnd ho dcclnres thnt hundreds ot thousands nro hold In nctual slavery, only It Is not called "slnvory, but onforcod sorvlco for dobt." Tumor says l-o found ovldonco of slavery in tno Yucatan sisnl and hemp plantations. Ho says nbout sooo -inqui Indiana nro imported from Sonorn, 300 Chlneso nnd 100, 000 native Mayas, who formerly owned tho land, nro working in this condition. Tho onorntlon of tho lnw described by Turner Is thnC n mnn Is slezcd for clout, whereupon his entire fnmlly bo fomo slaves. Ho 1b' paid living ox ponies, but tho orlglnnl dobt nover decreases. Tho debt Is transferred from father to son, nnd countless thousands aro horribly tortured to make thorn work at tho novor-ond-Ing dobt. o Did You Know Glbbs? becnuso President Diaz controls the news centers, and suppresses the truth. In hta article Turner snyB that bo found Mexico u country with a con stitution and laws as fair as our own. but with neither In operation. He ' says that thcro nro no political par-1 tie, the president ruling everything! with a standing nrmy. Public school i Whon you hnvo asked Glbbs and somo of too otnor neighbors In to meot your distinguished friend. Ma jor Shoofs, just returned from Ma nila, and whon Glbbs, who Is a slick talker, takes charge of tho major and leads tho conversation all ovonlng, to tho oxcluslon of you, nnd demon strates that ho, Glbbs, is tho only man In tho crowd who knows tho Philippines from Fnntnot ck or a rampart from n ramrod; and whon ho sldos with tho major against tho rost of tho company In every discus sion, and patronizes you in his su perior knowlcdgo of history, geog raphy, politics, surgery, sanitation and war aron't you glad you Invited Glbbat-A-Nowark (N. J.) News. ' o Why? From a small boglnnlng tho salo and uso of Chamborlaln's Cough Remedy has extonded to all parts of tho United States and to many foreign countries. Why? Because It has proved especially valuablo for coughs and colds. For salo by all gpod druggists. fTHHHlf lS)fif llilHs)f H)llHfllf !? UNITED PRESS J.EA8ED WIRE. Chicago, Sept. 20. Tho county judges today accepted the resignation of Judgo Holland pending an Investi gation of charges that he is concerned In the Illegal drawing of juries. Hol land's resignation will prevent him from participating in Jury drawngs until the investigation is completed. Holland and Reyburn, also churged wth Holland, were arrested on new warrants today and released on $25, 000 bonds each. The action of the judges followed a 'statement of State Prosecutor Way man today that " it's strange when ever a crooked banker Is being tried other crooked bankers are drawn on the Jury The same Is true of tlals of nun in othe professions " Salem Peed Barn ! BAYNE & SMITH, Proprietors I Capacity for 300 horses. Waiting rooms open day and night. All Modern Equipments. SOUTH END BIG BRIDGE'' ON S. COMMERCIAL ST. Regular Feed Barn prices 10 and 15c, with your $ own feed. Best feed furnished at reasonable prices Electric Lighted and City Water Barn opens Monday, September 13th. !4 INCORPORATIONS s( H ! ! ! f H f ) ! Coos Dny Electric Company; prln olpnl offlco, Mnrshflold; cap.ltal stock $150,000; Incorporators, James H. Flanagan, C. F. McCollum nnd W. S. Chnndlor. ARsocIntcd Adjustment Company; principal offlco, Portland; capital stock, $150,000; Incorporators, R. thankfulness spread today nt tho !. Fnrroll. Forest Grove Abstract Company; principal offlco, Forest Grove; capi tal stock, JGOOOt incorporators, W. H. Hollls.E. I.. McAloar n'lid O. M. Humphreys. Klickitat Vnlloy Dovolopmont Com pany; principal offlco, Portland; cap ital stock, $750,000; incorporators, W. H, King, John II. Hanson nnd Wnltor S. Dlx. Modorn Development Company; principal offlco. Toledo; capital stock, $0000; incorporators, Gear C. Wnllor, C.W. Dnvles nnd Urffcb Corgnn, JAP CRUISER TO VISIT SAN FRANCISCO United l'rrti Lcn.td Wire. Toklo, Sept. 20.- Tho cruiser 14 zumo ot tho imperial Japanoso a.vy, under command of Captain Talte hltn, sailed today to participate l tho approaching Portoln festival at San Francisco next October, cow- momorntlnK tho dlscovory of Francisco bay. Tired? Just as tired In the morning as V night? Things look darkP Lack now power? Just remember this: AVer's SarsaptrUla Is a strong tonic, entirely MoktnomMabt. Tae only thou mtdU free from alcohol. It puts red corpuscles A. Tonic iktnomlttah. Taieonlalhoumt cinn the bttl doctors tndottt, Conuilt Into the blood gives steady, even power our cicn doctor frttly. i'JSil,QJz to the nerves ; strengthens the dlgcstl-at. i iiiiitiiiiiiiimfiiis)iiiM I OREGON CALLS-!! n T9 t "MORE PEOPtE Pass tiio word to your relatives mid friends to como now. - 4f Low Colonist Rates To Oivgon will provull from tlio 1?nt HHPTKMIIKU in TO OOTOIJUU IB via the Oregon Railroad! & Navigation Co. ' and SOUTHERN PACIFIC (I.liictf. 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