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to the arena to explain that the may
or at first had coastdered the price
! of the plant exorbitant; that ho had
labored to "bring about a reduction.
, and therefore had takes his first
. stand a gal as t the purchase, and upon
falliag to secure it, and after coastd
'oring all the phases of the question
deeMed that the purchase of the plant
UE- was tBe easiest way of solving thai SUPREME COURT HAXDS VOWS
city's pure water question. j OPIXIOX FOR IAJURY SUS-
i CoanaUman Stdlz left the ohairi TAILED 111 IdUORbK AliD DK-
ALIGHTS FROM .1 STEAMHR ! tone muwch fncxnlaln thi mover's
PAS5BXGKR AXSWBRIXG
J5CRIPTIOX OP DEXTIST WANT.
ED IX LOXDOX FOR MURDER
SOME MINO
DECISIONS
Important S
OS
MHOAXTIC AT .lOXTRBAli, j atiitade, and then launched out In
v. int. nujwfl, au uisAi.-- defense of the resolution.
IBB? j Must IlaTe Jlonntain Water.
The resolution read that In the
! eTent of the parehase of the present
tBjtmst rsxss lusxd wtss.1
HoatreeL July 19. A BsseageriTeni ol parcaase prBi.
tallying Vfcfi the dWecipWot Dr. P1 tB0 eliT shoa5d lQ9taU a
Hawley Crlppea seat oat by the Lea-levity water system from some
lon Mfte was on Che mite Star Plst aDOTe . Coasellman
Domlnio User Megantle which ar- LchH,und aioved an amendment
rired at Montreal yerfarday fr wMcs mske u thaj the
Liverpool. The MecauUe left Liver- C"J wsiaii a syswHi which wohis
pool on Jr 'jb'- whJeh Daf- pute.watar fm aay wr-
Crippea is supposed to have left Wr- LaehmaBd in statins his post
Knsslanii. Oa aatisral hare tha as- U OB the subject said that he feit
eenger $ qoeeUoa .comjpn!ed by that with the i infill tfa of a frim--a
vomM, took a eab and hastno$ t,n P,ant Pre water coaW lif e-
ben seta ne. a' V . iroffl river, ana n opposea
The ship's officers' say there was rfeeofiltion that -a-ould eliminate the
no nolle examination at Father Willamette from consideration as a
Point, so that if Dr. Crippen was oa water source.
beard he passed through the ports CoHRcilswn StoUz heid. thai the
Jjanaotlced.
people were entitled to aa expression
of the eoun as to its attitude as
to what it proposed doing should the
people vote for the parehase of the
plant. 'People generally-.' he said.
would favor the purchase of the
plant, if assured the council would
, connect it up with the mountain grav
ity system, He expressed himself as
In favor of purchasing Ihe. plant, for
a number of reasons, and as favoring
the proposition of going to the
mountains for water.
Councilman Huckestein reviewed
, the situation, and ended by express-
From August 15th to 22nd inclu-. ,DB Mmlt ,n Uvor ot Irebaein;
slve. Coos Bay will be the scene of tbe plant- and ecur)nK water from
continuous merriment. tn mounUla Counellmen Blllott
During that week there will be : "Ba ureuollura exprewoa ineraseiTes
Motor Rot 'Rw of th oIuk of 88 ot th 8ara0 mlaA- 0 Sen-
"General II." "Seattle Snlrlt." "Wolf Woa prevailed. It was con-
IT ." aad othpr fam hnaia of an mii . tended by all of them, that the river
an hoHr or better. A large prize ! water '"'a8 not pure' and the on,r s0'
nvlll be hung up for this event, also
WEEK
OF WATER
FROLIC
CIDHS .FOUR OTnER CASES O.V
APPEAL. "
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The supreme court this morning
amraed the judgment of the lower
tribunal In the caae'of Frank Miller
again Brown & JlcCabe, and the ori
ginal judgment which awarde Mil
ler a mages to the amount of ?1.7a0
for injuries sustaiaed while loading
some lumber for the defendant,
stands.
Miller, -when the aceldest oc
aarred, esgaged in loading lum
her on a steamer In" Portland. Ills'
duties consisted in placing the
planks In position as they were load
ed on the boat, and while a plan
was being lifted on it. It seems the
rwineh broke and the plank was
hurled upon him, breaking his leg.
Four Other Coses Decided. I
The order of the circuit offurt ai- J FATHERS IXDULGE IX TRIFLES.
lowing the defendants to re-open the i
ease of J. H. Fildeu, appellant, and ' (Continued from page 1.)
plain tie! against J. T. Mllner, et al,
a case from tiiibbsook county, wa.
Sustaiaed. and the af reesaaded
for trial.
The judgment In the case of
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aie of musical uoo
Greatly Reduced Prices
We are over-stocked in some lines, and therefore have decided to sell the
same at greatly reduced' rates.If you are in need of anything in the musical
line, or going to want same in the near future, you cannot afford to miss this
opportunity. Everything in the store going at reduced prices, except the
contract goods, from now until we get into our new quarters on Liberty Street,
August 1st.
WE NEED THE MONEY, YOU NEED THE GOODS
hsesP 3L&s JL JL JL
247 N. Com'I St.
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L. F. SAVAGE, Manager
Inc.
Phone 1187-2 bells
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j cust. The bids were as follows: W.
ID. Pugh, 11692.95; the Capital Im
Cape Cod and Its Xanie.
' provement Company, S19S1.0C, and It is not a euphonious name
. . the Salem Construction Company, Cape Cod. Indeed, it is strikingly
It did not make It any more legal. ! $1666, and the contract was award-, abrupt and business like as ? des-
aad it dM not increase the knowledge i ed to tbe latter.
! of the eoundlmen as to the subject, J The Capital Improvement
Must Re Abovo Suspicion.
Kidney and bladder ailments aro
so serious in their consequent, and
if unchecked so often fatal that any
remedy offered for their cure must
ignatlon for that long beckoning be above suspicion. Foley Kidney
Com- finger of land that seems to be Pills contain no harmful drugs, hae
hnt thA litea TvarmlateH Intn thf minds I oanv submitted a bid for the ImDrovs-! Ptnrn.illv summnnlnir nil Eurone to
HoArn Pnrtfti of at annAllnnt - ' . .. .
v.w.0- - -rr of councilmen Lachmund and Man-1 meat 01 wnson street sissa.ai, out come over and play in our yara
against S. B. FeUeaglll, a Josephine
county case, was reversed. This in
volved the question of the priority
of certain water righto.
A reversal was also made in the
ease of Charles H. Been, appelant, t
ning that the ordinance would not
be eenstltutional without It and for
just 24 minutes the ears of the spec
tators were lacerated to the quick
with unlnterestiag descriptions and
as it was 4e per cent in excess of the i Cape Ann, rounding on the north of
estimate of the olty engineer, it was Boston as Cape Cod encircles Massa
rejected, and the clerk was dlreeted j chusetts waters on the. south, has an
to advertise for new bids. even snappier name, though the as-
Wiaiam J. Davis made appllca-; soclatlons with
ia valuable Loving Cup, by the Coos
Bay "Motor Boat club, which associa
tion will have charge of the water
.sports. The club has a large pro-.-gram
of small races dally.
A magnificent water parade dally,
"both In the afternoon and evening,
n pageant of floats worth going-miles
to see.
- There will be clam bakes, barbe-
ues, beach rides, sea bathing. hnnU;chaso wlI, be BnbmIttod t0 the votera
ting ana uaning parlies, auiomoou-
lutlon was mountain water,
Finally the amendment came to a
vote and It was lost. The original
resolution was then balloted upon,
and It passed without a dissenting
vote.
Resolution as Passed.
Tbe resolution as passed is as fol
lows: "Whereas, The question of acquir
ing a present water system by pur-
of Salem at a special election In Au
gust; and,
"Whereas, It would seem expedi
ent and proper that the Salem olty
oouncll should declare Itself in such
a manner that would leave no doubt
;ing, carnival attractions, receptions,
i-conventlons, and a general good time
Aforall,
$ Tjha auto road from Roseburg is
Win fine shape, the trip bolng msdo
lnl1r In uran lintira Autn narfM
"may go thr In perfect eonfldei t ,n he,J of th peopIe of f ,em
of rsaehtog ihh place without mls.aB, to h,e P an a"d purposes of this
;hap. as there has been many thou- ,rainl8trat,on ln tbo PurchaM of the
and of dollars spent on the rea l Sa,e,,n WRter p,ant: tbefore "
putting It In fine shape. , ""eed, That It is the plan of
At this season of the year. whlle!the preMnt 001,11011 lhat 8houl(1 tha
; the people f the Willamette Valley j vote of the 1,601)16 of be favor-
are swelterine with the heat. Coos ab,e to u,e Purchase of tbe present
against S. B. Petteagill, the issue in
volved, being the removal of the ap
pellant from the position of admin
istrator for an estate. This case
was
sephlne county.
The judgment of the Washington
county court In the case of A. L.
Langley again Al Abraham Keellcr.
respondent, was affirmed. The Issue
involved was the quieting of title to
certain real property.
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I legal phrases phrases that go clear I tlon for a liquor license, and it was 1 sbe savor more
committee on II-
some unexpresslve
of romance than
those with the finny tribe do. And
speaking of Cape Cod, an English
paper lately commented -n the utter
through the dictionary and back . referred to the
again to express a single idea. Dur- j censes.
ing its reading the councilmen I Henry Brnha petitioned the conn
from the circuit court of jo-1 amused themselves by reading andjcil to cancel its lien on his property . lack of humor In New Englanders,
arawing pictures, ana wnen u came 10 j -uc wipiuicuicui ui ccicuicoum j provea Dy tne signmc&nce iney give
an end and was finally passed, they; street, as his work had been aban-jand the reverent respect they show
ce!ebrJ:ed the occtIon by having the doned, and it was referred to the ! to the historic codfish at the Massa
clerk read the toast about "the girl
with the high-heeled shoes, and
the " well, ask trie councilmen
about the rest of the toast.
Besides passing this bill, the coun
cil also passed a bill levying the as
sessment of tbe same street from
Shipping to Madison street. The to
tal cost of the latter was estimated at
$2763.54, and that for the first was
Don't Xeglect Orchard.
No one thing seems more difficult
to Impress upon the mlnd3 of the far
mer and fruit grower than the fact
that h nrrhnrd irt nthpr prnxclnf
I J59 771 01
croDS. needs care and culture, and , '
that whon neclected they will tell the ! Streets Completed
o,i v, cnm ntv,n- t,rrn ; J Uc street commiiiee maae a ia-
croiis. No crop will repay care and ! vorable report upon the bid of Au
cultivation better than an orchard , S"8' Kerberger for the Improvement
city attorney.
and no crop will suffer more by
neglect. For the first five or six
years tbe trees should be cultivated
and after this a system of cultivation,
cover crops and grasses may be in
troduced according to the growth of
from Twelfth to
the contract wss
of Ferry street
Fourteenth, and
awarded to him.
The city engineer stated that suf
ficient work had been done on Sag
inaw street to warrant the payment
the trees and the amount of the fruit! 80 per cent of the contract pric
produced. to tne contractor, and It was so or-
On most soils there will Ikj seffi- a''1- Similar action was takes
cient natural fertility to produce a '. w,tB relation to South Commercial
favorable growth of wood and I be- street. Fourteenth. Broadway, ana in
Ileve that it will be more profitable
Ray is at her best, enjoying a cool
and refreshing sea breeze, whleh to
believe fully ose must expsrlonao
personally.
A move is on foot and the com
mittee has assurances of obtaining
two or three battleships or cruisers,
to appear in the oiflng during the
week. This will afford an oupor
plant that immediate steps be taken
to use no fertilizer until after the
trees begin to produce fruit. Some
to Install a gravity system from some times when the soil Is deficient in
point abovo Mehama. available plant food it may be an
"Resolved, That we favor the pur-1 advantage to use a mlnoral fertilizer,
chase of the Salem Water Company's i but as - rule, I believe that better
plant, as proposed by ordinance re-j trees are grown from the natural
eently adopted by this council, and I fertility of the soil, and that a better
give the following as a few of the ' root system is developed than when
most apparent reasons on which we i there Is manure and commerc'al fer-
! the average oiylUaa. ! that something must be done to give
Information regarding the CarnI- j evory family of Salom good water and
tunlty to go on board our great gun ; recommend the purchase: Foremost j tllizers used to hasten the growth of
boats, a privilege rarely, extended of all arguments stand the great fact; the trees.
After the ' roots interlock each
othor so that they occupy all of the
soil, they have utilized practically all
of the available plant food In the
soil and If the trees produce superior
fruit they must be liberally fertilized.
The use of legumes as a source of
nitrogen and an incomplete fertilizer
J val -and Regatta may be bad by ad
f dressing the Secretary of the Goes
Bay Deep Waterway Carnival and
L Regatta.
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J , O"lio Best Tiino for a Rath
to so increase the supply of good
water that every state Institution In
and about Salem can be taken care
of; to meet this great fact and re
move the reflection on the good name
of eur city should be the foremost in
the minds of each and every voter.
The purchase of the present plant
seems to us the quickest way to bring
about the necessary relief. It would
at once put back of the water supply
the consciousness of munlolpal own
ership. It will give tho city all of the
On this point there 1b considerable
f difference of opinion. The general
Idea is that tbe beet and most con
venient time for taking a bath Is Just
after getting out of bed In tho morn
ing, aad there can bo no doubt that a
cold bath then does net as an Invlg-j
"orating tonic to the system. Dr. presont Income, and with the means
j. Rlehardson, however, and other eml-, provided for will enable the olty to
went authorities on hygiene maintain j upplf all parts of the city with water
that this theory Is Incorrect and that) ant sreatly Increase tbe Income of
'it for any reason it is Imposalblo to i the city. Tho purchase of tho prcs-
Ktarr out complete ablution twice a eat plant will greatly assist tho city
! day, which Is beyond question tho''n placing the bonds for tho pur
tbest plan, then general ablution is chaso, as well as extension, and will
beat Just before going to bod. "There , av'd confusion of paraleling the
is no practloe." says w. Rlobtrdson, i present mains, tho digging up of our
"more objootlonable than to go tO'Pavel streets, and the great expense
'bed olosely wrapped up In the dust to th Individual property owners of
nd dirt that accumulato on the sur- making the change to a new system,
taoo of tho body during the day, nor Tn,s Item would amount to many
"r is there anything I know so oonduo-i thousands of dollars, to say nothing
I ome the boat of sleepers from tho!ot n of delay.
I adonllea ot this simple rule. If the! "Beaelved. That wo Invite the
tire ih sound sleep as a tepid douehe ' et possible studj 0f this ques.
Just before getting Into bed. 1 have Uon: a" tho proeedure of the eoun.
many tiao known brd sleepers, ba.(cl1 ,B PB tw People of Salem,
body pHmM sponged aye before fee- aBd a ref al and honest study of tnlf
ing to bed the moralng aWulIon vlul 1Httlon doss affecting tha
though it i rtiil bettor t earry It.srwt Interests of all.
'OutH4 not of naassatty b eg aw- "
mi... Ml. , . i
o i cIrs for bowel aamnlalBts Is Chaso,.
Modesty Ut te rit M sluulat t.' berlala'a Colic, GhaJera and Dlar
figure la jeUre: tivtaf it rhoe Remedy. It has relieved tBorp
atrongth and beaaty La Bruyera. j Ptn and suffering, and sated mere
i lives than a: y other medislna In use
the case of Miller street the full
amount of the eontract was ordered
paid.
Plans and specifications for the Im
provement of Mill street from Twelfth
to the Southern Pacific tracks were
adopted, and so were plans and spe
cifications for the Improvement of in
alley in blocks 22 and 23. and also
for an alley ln blocks 32. 33. 34 and
25.
To Build Sidewalks.
The city was authorized to enter
Into a contract for the purchase of a
strip of land 30 feet wide lying iu
Fourteenth street between Chemeke
ta and Center from the Portland
Railway. Light & Power Company for
the consideration of J350. The com
pany held the absolute title to the
land, and it was interfering with
Hay Fever and Asthma.
Bring discomfort and misery to
many people but Foley's Honey and
Tar affords quick and welcome re
lief, and gives ease and comfort to
the suffering ones. It relieves the
congestion of the membranes in the
head and throat and soothes and
heals them. None genuine but
Foley's Honey and Tar ln the yellow
package. Insist upon having Foley.
Honey and Tar and refuse substl
ti tes. J. C. Perry.
chusetts State House. Let not tbe
Londoner suppose that we do not
recognize the humorous possibilities
ln this particular fetish, but the as
sociations with the -sturdy pioneers
of tbe land a. id the hardy toilers on
the sea loom so much larger than the
absurdities that even the daring
American wit has let the codfish
alone.
The man who does right because
he has no temptation to do wrong
will find the stars in bis diadem made
of imitation cut glass.
successfully stood a long and thor
ough test and have proven them
selves to be both curative cid tonic,
and give benefit to all who tako
them. J. C. Perry.
DVXAMITE HURTS THREE.
Premature Eirploston Comes Xcni
Having Fatal Results.
Eugene, Or., July 19. Dominie
Estrada and Augustine Estrada,
Mexicans, and O. Callurgo, Italian,
are lying at the Eugene General
Hospital suffering greatly as the re
sult of a premature dynamite explo
sion on the Southern Pacific's Na
tron extension.
The accident occurred as the men
were lighting the fuse of a charge,
which went off unexpectedly. All
the injured will live.
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The truly great consider first how
they may gain' the approbation of
God; and secondly that of their own
conscience; having done this they
would then willingly conciliate tho
good opinion of their fellowmen.
Colton.
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rich In phosporlc acid and potash is! street Improvement, and it was this
the most efficient and economical that prompted the council to pur-
Western Farm Journal.
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Milwaukee Vacation Schools. .
Vacation Bchools offer not a task
but a prirlllge to those pupils who
attend, and that it Is so regarded (ap
plications and waiting' lists show,
says the Milwaukee Free Press. More
would-be pupils apply than can pos
sibly be accommodated. Book learn
ing Is not tbo modo at the vacation
school, where the more social
method of oral Instruction with
demonstration takes Its place, since
entertainment as welt as Instruction
Is tho aim, and pupils aro introduced
to a form of knowledge which wljt
give them new resources for their
leisure hours. Instead of memorizing
A resolution directing property
owners on the South side of Ferry
street, for a distance of 102 feet, to
build a sidewalk was adopted. A
similar resolution directing that a
cement sidewalk be built on the east
side of Twelfth street from the alley
north of Court to Center street was
referred to the city attorney. A res
olution which has for Us object the
construction of a cement sidewalk oa
tho north side of Ferry from Com
mercial to the Club stables was
adopted.
The property owners on Twelfth
street, from Mission to Bcllevue to
Mission, petitioned for the Improve
ment of that street and tbe pqtltlou
was granted.
'A petition for the vacation of an
Coos Bay s Deep
Water Way Car
nival and Regatta
or poring over figures tho eager
olasses aro given manual training,! alley in block 13, Meyers' addition.
gymnastics, and, beet of all. are
taken to the parks or the country
onee a week for nature study, or to
vasflat lots tq learn something about
flewr and vegetable gardening.
TerriMy Scalded I
is Mmetbiag we near or read about;
-rv day of our Uvea. Burns and
was laid on tbe table.
Rids Were Considered. j
. Bids were .opened and a contract
awarded for the improvement of
Cherry Avenue from Highland to Lo-I
INCLUSIVE
SURSCRIRKRS.
If vou set your naner bv
i nail lrfnjilw ot)t Ik. tuv and
sealds either slight or serious are . whea the Ume Is up. ami
wusa to Happen in your family, oa
prepared by having a bottle of Bal
lard's JJuow Liniment handy. It rs-
A little stock and a good cards Invaluable for .children and adults, i llerca bt pain instantly and quickly j
u&eana Independence,
, Sold by all dealers.
heals Uia burn. Sold by all dealers. ,
remit promptly, or notify us
ta stop the paper; otherwise
bill will be made for the Usse
the paper cornea after explra
tlon of last MTmPFit.
A solid week of merriment, boat
racing, fishing, beach rides, clam
bakes, conventions, etc.
Auto parties from Roseburg
Special boat service from Portland
Stage service from Drain
or Roseburg
Concessions or information, write
R. A. WERNICH, Secretary
North Bend, Or.
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