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8AIERI. OREGON. VmpOB11 17' 100,
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
(Invariably In Advanee,)
on. h-irrior. ner vcar W.OO Per morith
.Voekly, by rnall, por vow-.......-.,
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IN MMtfflN
STATE DIVISION IS
SLQ
WLY FORMULATING
Counties to Be Included From
'Two States to Cre
IT? : ate SiskiVoli.
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Southorn Oregon is aflame wJ'h
enthusiasm for stato division, and
tho proposed now state of Siskiyou
outlined In' Pror. Thomas Omdnn's
book is slowly taking form out of
tho excitement.
Sacramento papers aro full or it,
and a largo convention wl" bo hold
at Yroka to formulnto planB. Tho
warfaro from Salem and I'ortjnnd
on local interests in rqmpta marts
of tho state, like hanging up tho normal-
school in Jackson county and
tho Crator Lake road, with injunc
tions and cutting off appropriations,
and tho same fight on Umntilla coun
ty and tho Snake llrvor bridge in
junction suit, aro nlidnatlng south
orn andcastorn Oregon, and to save
ltsfllf Marlon county will have to
send men of broader views into tho
gonoral assombly or suffor tho pon
altloa' invokod by Its own Silurian
methods.
Tho sleepers will awake to find
that tho war for stato divfsion Is
on, and citizens who real tho Oreg
tonJah. amd never go inywhero in
ojqeton but to Portland to do a
llttlb shopping vro not able to com
prehend tho situation. Tho Capital
Journal has warned thorn against
tho injunction habit and the practlco
of hogging appropriations, but all
lit vain. Tho habits of a lifetime
and standing for generations with
snout and feet In the trough cannot
bo much affected oven by twenty
years roasting locally.
Those promoting the Siskiyou
proposition, declaro the counties to
bo Includod in it have boon neglected
lindor Uioir present stato govern
ment, but thero appears to bo a
strong opposition In several coun
ties. Tho counties to bo inqluded in
Siskiyou aro as follows:
In Oregon Coos, Douglass, Curry,
Josophlno, Jackson, Klamath and
Lako.
In California Del Norto, Siskiyou,
Modoc, Humboldt, Trinity, Shasta,
Lnssen and Tehama.
INFORMATION FOR THE
Who Are Whetting Their Knives and Hunting Excuses to De
' feat Bringing Mountain Water Into Salem.
. Whon Mr. Morrison, who in work
ing on tho Capital Journal Now
Yow Year's oditlon, camo to Salom
last wook he was warned by a Port
land physician that ho was taking
his lifo in his luuulB.
But Mr. Morrison is a nowspanor
man and accuBtomod to portions iul
vonturo. Ho Bald ho was goln,; to
Salom anyhow.
VThon I warn you, under no di
cuniBtancoB, to drink n drop ot that
wutor," said tho Por-'mul ni-nll'-nl
man.
Mr. Morrison brought n demijonn
of mineral wator with him and Loops
it undor his bod.
Ail Albany man tolls ovm-yhoily
that ho Iuib a brothor at aalem v-ho
cukos. His brothor has a laro prac
tlco and, of course, It Is nil i ivor
cases jusb at present In the Imagi
nation of tho Albany man.
By tho way, Albany has gojd San
tlam wator and no 1'ovor cases.
Jofforson Jms good water and no
slcknoss, nnd has voiod bonds for
nioro.
But It should not bo oxpo-itia that
Salom will bo nblo to do what a rich
community like T'. lluinphc-'s
town can accomplish.
At Eugano thoy don ; di nnyihtng
but talk about Salont v uor, build
now hotols. and as yvi farlher
south thoy don't drink any waior
at all.
In tho moan tlmo, nil tho pvoplo
UMjfiftla'.E. ' Cook
BTancUo Mgn a
$: R. WSMs
11 G. Sta? . .
Ada rT- WnBcjt,,.
r.laronbe PrilllfPSm-- 2 J
illsa-L.noyHdhaUiJ,. 21
Sirs;- GattfuaeYitlrig. 26
LydlR OI'....,.n?,28
Bell Glft2nr,. . A,. ..; 29
Cathorinft "PbOtnr . vv v O
Grace Lick . . 31
V. B. Baker ....... 32
Jennie F. Thomafe' . r 33
Mary Hall 36
Annie McCormlck .... 3C
Mavis Lovelace 37
Olive Kelley 38
Wasiy Dessertelo
orma'
IT
Si-
Oraxi
dies
Is busy day and night with .'evor on tho trains aro talking nboi t It.
X-RAYS AND SMILES
If you wnnt to bo porfoctly safe
from microbus go to Portland and
drink pure dairy milk, guarantood
by tho Orogonlau, through its ou
stato dairy and food lnspoutor
JIalloy.
Hard to got J ml go BiiBhoy to put
his foot In It, ovon on' road mattord.
Ho kept. Jlulgo Scott ausworlng
knotty quVHtlons at tho Salom road
convontlon.
No nioro deaths at Salom than us
ual, and thoso iso wrong onos.
Nq mattor about tho budget, but
lot US' have moro than ton blocks at
Salom noxt yoar or quit, gontlomen.
Hf
Lot us save that $6,500 Tor ou
Klnoe'rlng and build a Salom sower
with U, gontlomon.
Jalom has two good hospltaiU
now hud don't need that $1,500 one
proposed In tho now budget.
Too much for salaries and not
anougu for work on streots anu
parks at Salom
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Served as coffee, tho now col fee
lubstltuto -known to grocers ovory-
whoro as Dr. Shoop a Uoalth Coffee,
will trick ovon a coffee export. Not
a Rrn'ln of roal coffeo In It cither.
Puro, healthful toastod grains, malt
nuta, Oto, havo boon bo olovorly blend
ed as to glvo a wonderfully satisfy.
Jng coffeo tnsto and flavor. And U
is "mado In a mlnuto," too. No to
dloun 24 to 30 mlnuto boiling. J. W.
Harrltt.
DcsiM-tloii Is tho Grounds
Ida M. Wlllott has startod suit In
tho circuit court against Goorgo u.
Wlliott for divorce. In tho com
plaint rilod in tho dork's offlco this
morning it is allogod thnt tho do
fondnnt dosortod the plaintiff with
out nuiBo or provocation.
Grand Opera House
Jim. 1 Cortlrny, MnnnBer.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20
THE KING OF FUN
MANAGEMENT
LIE.BLERCO.
M AN VP-TO-VATE f?VVAL OF
TO VINEGAR BUYER
BY HERBERT MIL WlrlSlOYY
!rUt.s $1,50, $t.OO, 7nc. BOc.
M Obegon C(y Sohool cansus nhowsj
ntwriy ouwy iiwwpm.
nrrc Mi m
During the afternoon session of
the gonor.nl road meeting Thursday
much inf&riftntion was disclosed ro
gardlngUhC actual condition of the
Marlon Qburity roads. Many of the
county's 'highways are sadly in need
of ropalrs,'' according to the stato
montS of several of th speakers,
and owing to the gradual Cutting up
of tho largo, farms Into smnll tracts
many new roads are In demand. Tho
now road matter was thp instigator
of tho general road meeting and of
great importance to tho .future de
velopment of tho county roads for
tho reason that tho old petition sys
tom of . establishing a county road
has" proven tho iriost'troubleBdme and
utlharmdnlou's Bystom a" county court
h&s favoil been co'nipolled to contend
with and the results gained there
from have most always been unsat
isfactory to many and expensive to
the county.
Chairman MoKlnnoy Is of'tho opin
ion that tho general road meeting
held nt Intorvals will tend to eli
minate much of tho delay and con
testing before the county commis
sioners by presenting potltlons In
that every taxpayer can appear at
tho meetings In person or by coun
sel and put his or her grievance be
fore the court and public in general
without tho necessity of legal oppo
sition and bitter feeling' so -much in
evldenco between opposition, parties.
A committee on resolutions re
ported during the meeting that a 4
mlll tax bo adopted and levied upon
the taxpayers for tho purpose of re
pairing and Improving county roads.
This suggestion was contested some
what by others attending tho meet
ing and when the meeting adjotlrnod
tho mattor was yet unsettled and fValorin Hazelton
was postponod until 10 a. m. Thurs
day. It was tho gonoral concensus of
opinion last night when tho meeting
adjourned for the day that the gen
oral road meeting would result In
being a valuable asslstanco to the
county court In arriving at Imme
diate conclusions rogardlng the dis
position of tho wants of tho people.
Among the speakers yostorday af
tornoon were: J. A. Jefferson, Geo.
Sweglo, J. P. Hunt, E. 13. McKlnney,
II. Plotchor and other ab.lo men who
understood moro or less about county
roads. The main topic upon which
tho speakers dwelt was concerning
tho building of new roads, the Im
provement of old roads, and the pro
serving of permanent highways.
List of Supervisors.
Following Is a list of the county
road supervisors, most of whom nre
present:
H. C. Ehlon, Aurora.
M. B. Kestor, Hubbard.
O. C. Whitney, Hubbard.
Jamo's Smith, Champoeg.
W, P. Davidson, Woodburn.
11. 1'. DuRette, Gervnls.
John II. Cutsforth, Gorvais.
Grovor Pomeroy, Woodburn.
Geo. W. Whitney, Woodburn.
C. W. Hobart, Sllvorton.
John Schwab, Mt. Angol.
J. T. Smith, Scotts Mills..
E. R. LuwiMico, Scotts Mills.
G. D. Bowen, Sllvorton.
H. A. Hartley, Sllvorton.
W. H. Clark, Sllvorton.
A. L. Grogg, Sllvorton.
W. Borlngor, Manama.
A. 13. Lewis, Gates.
B. T. Goorgo, Gates.
Henry Cauthorn, Independence.
C. Burrls, Salom.
P. O. Johnson. Salom.
.1. A. Taylor, Mill City.
Georgo Swoglo, Salom.
J. D. Clark, Salom.
Josso B. Bnrkhurt, Sllvorton.
Prod A. McIntlro, Snlom.
J. A. Jefferson, Snlom.
N. W, Lowl8, Salom.
NY. J. Joffersou, Gorvais.
W. H. Erwln, Brooks.
Arthur Glrod, Salom.
II, Mason, Salom.
13. N. Branson, Snlom.
D. A. Harris. Salom.
Iloy Short, Maclony.
Samuel Arnold. Sublimity.
E. E. McKlnnoy, Sublimity.
G. J. H. Fryer. Shaw,
B. E. Hobortson, Turner.
S. S. nrownoll, Tumor.
C. L. Itodgtfrs, Turner.
Honry Dumas, Salom.
J. G. Whitman, Jofforson.
A. C. Llbby, Jofforson.,
S. II. Russell, Mnrlon.
Honry Smith, Stayton.
E. G. Slegnvund. Khtmb
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Flodene Wolborn . j. . . 40
Kalherlne PreQmdn.. 41
Dral McCIafn ...... 42
Myrtle Taylor '. .Jf. 43
Gernldlne Kirk-". . 44
Sr. M. Rectrude 45
C. H. Neff 46
Alta Shank 48
R,pby V. Rotzlen. ... .f 50
Evolyn B. Stafkfey . . . 51
Nellie Albe . B4
Laura Thomas 6
J. P. Rltter 57
Ida Wlpper "58
Etta Vando Hey V. : . "5l,
Fred McClard '. 60.
Margaret McClellan . . 01
Eleanor M. Smith ... 63
Mrs. Minnie Stephens. 61
W. P. Rogers )C5
Dolly E. Htiglll J 67
Georglanna Spicer . . 68
Caroline Coburn 69
Madge L. Boylan 70
Rebecca F." Smith 71
Catherine Moritz 72
John W. L. Sn,'.th . . 73
Iva Williams 74
Josephine Lindahl . . 75
Clyde T. Bonncy .... 76
Mary Whitman ...... 78
Lizzie Cornelius . . . . , 79
VV. I. Reynolds 80
Ethel A. Law 82
Lena Wipper 81 .
Bertha Bohlo 93
Leila Bixby 84
Ethel Oglosbee 85
Ava Darby 80
Vorna V. Tompkins . . S7
Cora Miller 88
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Ruby E. Sperry 90
R. L. Young 91
Holon E. Colvin .... 92
Emma Coberly 93
Elizabeth Keber 94
Ethel Sprague 95
Ora Bee Morgan .... 96
Theresa Deheler .... 97
Hester Pyive '. 9S
M. Anna Nash 99
Maud Glaznoi- 100
Elbert Powell 101
H. P. Durham 103
A. E. Pender 104
Jessie I. Wilson 105
W. J. Smith 106
Anna Winter 107
Henrietta Hoyser .... 109
Jennio Williams : . . .110
Efhel Darby 112
O. A. Wilson 113
Christine Rlpp 115
Essio Knight 110
Mamie Kuensting . . . .119
Grnco Bodokory ....120
Orpha Bell 122
W. S. Chrlsman 123
Winnlfrod Sherman ..124
G. W. Duncan 125
D. IC Luthy 12 6
Chester Wolcott 127
P. A. M.eyors 12S
Pearl Vincent ..130
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This is the season for delicious bunkist orange desserts.
Your cook book, gives! scores 1 of j. orange delicacies to
choose from. . ,. . "; ,
"Sunkist" oranges are ideal for table t service. 1 hey
ore firm and juicy, full-flavored.
Fresh-picked California Sunkist Oranges "are on
sale at your dealer's every dealer today. These orangesj
are thin-skinned, seedless and appetizing the healthiest,!
choicest fruit to be oblnined. '
"Sunltlst" Lemons are tho choicest lemons ot,
5,000 California groves. Theynre juicy and mostlyseedless.J
Their snappy juices make 'delicious desserts, ices, etc
"Sunkist" hot lemonade is the best remedy far colds.
"Sunkist" Wrappers Valuable
Insist that your dealer gives you "Sunkist" oranges and
lemons in "Sunkist" wrappers. Oranges nnd lemons without "Sunkist j
wrappers are not "Sunkist" brand. Send us 12 "Sunkist orange or
lemon wrappers and 6 twecent stamps to cover packing, mailing,
etc., and wo will send you, prepaid, n handsome full standard AA plate
Rogers' Orange Spoon Free
For eneh additional sooon send same num
ber ot stamps and wrappers. In a short
time you can easily get o full set of the
spoons. Mail them to
California
Fruit Growers Exchange
34 Clark StM Chicago, III. o)
HOLIDAY GOODS i
At Fied'iieed Prices,
Laties' 25c Linen Handkerchiefs, only 15c
Ladies' 25c Siik Handkerchiefs, only 15c
B'g Line of Holiday Handkerchiefs from.2y2c ech up
NEW NECKWEAR
Ladies' 2oc Collars or Tles.lOe
Lntlios' ","( Collars or Tics. 10c
Jjidics 50c Collins or Tks.2tc
Ijjulicb' 75c Co'lnrs or Tles..i5c
AsMtimont ot Jlen's
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MARION
JNTY
NROLLMENT
Preventlos, tho now Candy Cold
Cure Tablets, are said by druggists
to havo four special specific advan
tages over all other remedies for a
cold. First. They contain no qui
nine, nothing harsh or sickening.
Second. Thoy glvo almost Instant re
lief. Third. Pleasant to tho taste,
llko candy. Fourth. A largo box
48 Preventlcs at 25 cents. Also
fine for feverish children. Sold by
Capital Drug Storo.
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Try a Journal want ad.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
O ASTO R I A
linrt:e
Ties
Largo Assortment
Collars ..."
of
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Dutch
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FURNISHINGS
Men's Silk Shirts, i$4.ri) values
$.'5.00
Jlcn's Fancy Suspenders, ."Oc
values "c
Men's Fancy Suspenders, set
$1.00 75c
Men's Fancy Sleeveholders,
pair 10c up
Socks, Neckwear, Underwear,
Smoking Jackets, ami Bntli
Holies at Low Prices.
Fancy Aprons, flafldmade Handkerchiefs,
Dutch Collars
i,OYS' OVEUCOATS
MUX'S OVKKCOATS
1JOVS' SUITS
.MUX'S SUITS
LA !)IHS' COATS
LADIES' FUF.S
I KHSS GOODS
AXD
T'.AlilES' COATS
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Albums, Dressing Cases, Toys, Christ8
mas Decorations
TABLE LIXEX
XAPKIXS
DEDSPUEADS
iaCE( CUUTATXS
BED COMFOiri'S
SHAWLS
TOWELS
AXD
CLOVES
FOR USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
KOSTEIN & fiEEENBAUM
I 240 AND 246 COMMERCIAL STREET J
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Georgia's State Chemist Praises
"Nature's Gift from the Sunny South"
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Capital National Bank
Salom, Orcftou.
OLDEST NATIOKjM' BANK
IN, JIATUOSf CpUOTS,
8uvfngfl Depiirtmcnt fii
fjomiecuon.
Salem's Old Reliable Market
Our meats for the holidays aro
the QholGQst mony can buy,
Our retatll prices are the loweit
Phono 391
Countj' Suporlntondont Smith, or
Marlon county, submits tho follow.
tiiR for tho month ending, December
3d:
Toaohor Dlqt Bnrl Atnd
Anna D. Wfilsh 1 29 94
Kato Shan 2 34 - 9a
C. W. Hoottahflr 4
Mlnnlo S. 'KOMI .... 5
A J. Jons 6
Msirle GRrrQw 7
ctfrrie K. nwknp . . s
T. J. Skirftn 9
Urn Hutab 10
IllRiicn B. ,BVll . ,.fH
SyllaW. Jone. .. ?.
W. C. Guntt IB
Luclla Robrt 1
Ma"jfMt M. Uoweu . 17
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J. H. McCandlcss, State Chemist of Georgia, before a recent gathering of Cotton
Seed men, gave emphatic praise- to the high quality of Cottolene. He said:
"The sale of this product and the proclamation that it is made of cotton seed oil have done more to
bring cotton $ecd oil truthfully and favorably before the public than anything else in recent history." x
Mr. McCandlcss then pointed out that a pure, refined, vegetable-oil product such
as Gottolency is the only assurance a woman has of a clean, digestible, cooking fat.;
It seems a positive wonder in the light of all that has lately been said and written, and
of what is known of lard, where it comes from, of what it may be
mnrlf tlmr nnvone will continue Its use. when nnrp. swer nnA
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healthful Cottolene can be so easily obtained. Vit
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COTTOLENE is Guaranteed Yur.g" authorized to
vv - , refund your money in case you are
not pleated, alter having given Cottolene a (air test.
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from catching dut and absorbing dUagreeable odor, aub a fwh, oil, etc. " ' 1
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