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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1910)
rtnr rnrrw JOHNSON LAGHMUriD ; SAYS "LET'S ACT OPENLY" PRICES OF APPLES TEND DOWNWARD ATTACKS - THEODORE BRUNETTE PRIZE FIGHTER WILL ENTER THE POLITICAIi RING FOR A FEW HOUNDS WITH TEDDY OVER THE BROWNS VILLE AFFAIR. WALLA WALLA REPORTS A FALIi- INSISTED ON MATTER OF CON TRACTING! rOH HCILMNO CAPITOL STREET ItKIDGE UK ACTED ON BY ENTIRE COUN 'C1L INSTEAD OK COMMITTEE. ING OFF OF 23 CENTS A BOX SLUMP SAID TO BE DUE TO HEAVY OFtERINGS IN THE MIDDLE WEST. .DAILY CArrTAT, JOURNAL, BAL15M, ORKGO'W WEDNESDAY, XOVKMHER 2, 1010 J -.., ... ' K : ; 'U? . . i - at . .I, ..iii.iiniin. i. .I .i Here Is a story of how Alderman Lacbmund got busy r. one of the council meetings lout July ns told In - the local paper at the time under the head lines: "City lathers get busy on bridge contracts, gates, speed and spuds Councilman Lachmund thinks there Bhould be gates at the railroad crossings also objected to the responsibility for bridge con tracts being saddled on committee, and thought all should take a hand." Save for a little wrangling when Councilman Lachmund sought to arouse the ordinance committee from a repose of several weeks, and learn from it as to whether It had pursued the Instructions of the coun cil in the preparation of an ordi nance for the Installation of gate by the railroad companies at their crossings In the city; and save for a balk on the part of Councilman Lachmund when Acting Mayor Stoltt wanted to delegate to the committee on bridges, the city engineer, and himself, the power to award the con tract for the construction of a bridge on Capital street between Union and D streets, and a dry dls cusBion with relation to the Im provement of Front street, the city council last evening devoted Itself to routine work, and conducted Itself In a routine manner. Gates, Speed and rotators. The wrangle referred to came af ter an ordinance amending -a prior ordinance with relation to the speed of railway cars in the city had been voted upon and lost. The ordinance was tip for Its third readlngand ori ginally provided that trains should not exceed a speed limit of 12, milos an hour. In view of the fact that the franchise of the Portland Rail way Light & Power company, pro vided that It might run at a speed of 15 miles an hour an amendment to this effect was submitted, and while It was adopted, the ordlnanca when It came up for the third read ing was lost. After the vote Councilman Lach mund arose at his desk and remind ed the council that when It abolished the bell signals at railroad crossings that the council "directed the ordi nance committee to prepare an ordi nance directing the railroad com panies to Install gates, and he want ed to know what the committee had done in relation to the matter. "Tonight's ordinance Is an effort along that line," replied Acting Mayor Stolz. "This ordinance deals with speed," retorted Councilman Lachmund "What has speed to do with gates? You might as well say that It has brought In an ordinance on potatoes or some other agricultural product." This brought Councilman El drldge, chairman of the ordinance committee to his feet with the ex planation that he was absent when the subject was referred, but after all that did not matter, he said, as each Individual had a right to Intro duce ordinances, and the one Intro duced on speed was his, and then he moved to reconsider the ordi nance which had been lost. It took a rising vote to reconsider It, and then It was reconsidered no longer than necessary to refer It to the light committee, and the council proceeded with Its work. "Let Va All Take a Hand." Counclman Lachmund balked when Acting Mayor Stolts wanted o delegate the contracting power for the Capital street bridge to the PERCY R. KELLY Of Albany, Oregon. Republican nominee as one of the two Circuit Judges to be elected No vember 8, 1910, Is 40 years old, has resided In Albany, Oregon, 33 years, Is a graduate of Albany College, has practiced law more than 18 years, served as State Senator from Linn county In the session of 1898, 1899 and 1901. was chairman of the Judi ciary Committee during the session of 1901, and Is at this time City Attor ney, of Albany, Oregon. All voters should remember that there are two Circuit Judges to be elected In the Third Judicial district Vote for two. (Paid advertisement.) bridge committee, the city engineer and himself. C. F. Royal had bid $4,610 for the construction of thi bridge under certain conditions: made a cheaper bid under other con ditions, and the Owl Construction company, 14,492.91. Acting Mayor Stoltz thought it advisable to give the bridge committee, the city engi neer, and himself power to act, and somebody took the cue and made a motion to that effect and that opened the subject of discussion and Lach mund obtained 'the floor. "I object, he said, "and I mo,ve as an amendment that this commit tee report back to the council when it'ls through Investigating. I un derstand one bid Is 25 per cent In excess of the estimated cost by the engineer; the other 20 per cent and I believe In handling this matter In the open. Let us all take a hand In the awardment of this contract, and let us not place so much responsibil ity on this committee." A vote disclosed the remainder ot the couno'l to be in harmony with Mr. Lachmund. and the motion as hmended was carried. Will Investigate Improvi-niPiit. The dry discussion came when tho city engineer reported that the con tractor had completed his work in the Improvement of Front street and recommended that the contractor be paid the full contract price.- Lach mund contended that the work was not In accordance with speclOcat'ons, Several other councilmen and the act I nil mayor dipped In with a few words which commenced nowhere and ended at the same place. It finally ended by the appointment of a committee consisting of Council man Lachmund, Eldrldge and Man ning to make an Investigation. An Ideal Husband Is patient, even with a nagging mtta tnr tin knows she needs help aha mn v h an nervous and run down in health that trifles annoy her. If .ho la inolannhnlv Avrtt&ble. troubled with loss of appetite, headache, sleep iiwiniua rnnntlnatlon or fainting and dizzy spells, she needs Electric Bitters ,the most wonderrui remeay tnr fall l nir women. Thousands of sufferers from female troubles, nerv nm trnnhlna backache and weak kid nv have used them and become healthy and happy. Try them. Only 60c. Satisfaction guaranteed by J C. Perry. ... i i o 1 It would be reasonable for rail way companies to demand an extra rate for the use of the rear platform by orators. After all. the plowers are more Important than the aviators. Walla Walla, Wash., Nov. 2. Prices of apples dropped yesterday, some falling as much as 25 cents a box. Kane Spltzenbergs, "A" class apple, and Den Davis and inferior va rieties were hardest hit, "A" being dropped a quarter of a dollar. Other varieties suffered slumps of lesser size. vFlne weather In the Middle West and the heavy offerings are consid ered the cause of the drop In the ap ple market, and at the reduced prices the orchardlsts are holding tight. Thev believe that before the car shortage Is relieved the prices will go up again, and will not sell until that time. WILLAMETTE TO PLAY U. OF 0. ' OR MULTNOMAH In all probability the University of Oregon will play Willamette here on the 8th of November .next Tuesday. The 8th Is arso election day, and a large crowd Is expected. In case Dr. Sweetland falls to get U. of O. here, he will have Multnomah or the Cath olic Young Men's Club, so a good game Is promised. U. of O. has a game with O. A. C. on the 12th, and It only gives them four days between games, should they play here on the 8th. Oregon has a large number of men, and they do not expect a very hard game with Willamette, so they can easily afford to play. An easy game Is not expected by the locals. They are ready for a hard game, but think they have as fair chance of winning as Oregon. The Willamette second team Is go ing to Newberg Saturday, and will en gage with Paciac College. Manager Flegel expresses the strongest conn- dence of winning. o Lion Fondles m Child. I. If. VAN WINKLE, OF SALEM, OR., REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE, THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT (two to bo elected). Assistant to Attorney-General Craw ford for the past seven years. Grad uate of Wltlamette University Col lege of Liberal Arts, classical course, and from the College of Law of Wil lamette University. Born and raised on a farm and worked his own way without outside assistance. Has practtced in all the courts and his ex perience as Assistant Attorney-General has especially fitted him for the office of Judge. He respectfully asks you to vote for him for one of the two Judges to bo selected In this dis trict. (Paid advertisement.) Tn IMttdhurc ft anvnee linn fondled the hand that a child thrust Into his cage. Danger to a child is sometimes great when least regarded. Often It comes through colds .croup and whooping cough. They slay thou sands that Dr. King's New Discovery could nave savea. a iew oura cured our baby," writes Mrs. George B. Davis, of Flat Rock, N. C. 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The fight promoters and tba public generally are satiatied that Battling Nelson has "come back," as indicated by the de mand that is being made for the Dur able Dane's services. James W. Cof froth wants Nelson to flght Owen Moran here on November 26. Co Broth plans to hold the light In the Eighth street open-air arena in the afternoon Moran has been notified, and will leave Philadelphia for San Francisco next week. Nelson today declared he was satis fied in his own mind that be has come back, whether the public thought so or not. Tillamook's Choice and Only Restricted Residence Section. Centrally Located i Ideal Home Site Improvements Guaranteed TT? wtim for backac j, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irrcuiritles. Foley's Kidney PUla purify the blood, restore loat vitality aoOvior. Refuse substitutes. RED CROSS PHARMACY. CHOICE HOME PROPERTY AT FIRST HANDS: MAPLE GROVE ADDITION Which I am now offering to tbs publlo is practically the LAST "CLOSS1 IN" TIIACT of Tillamook City realty that it will be your opportunity Z invert In at FIRST HANDS. This property Is Ideally located, and It should particularly appeal to the discriminating buyer. The time Is now ptiint when such property investment a. MAPLE OROVB ADDITION represent. 1. slowly but surely passing to ladtvldwl ownership and the Trfca n. a consequence f many transfer, will materially advance on all lot. sold to these individual purchasers. Ths tlm. to BOY. and BUY RIGHT, 1. upon the introduction of any new property; and especially 1. this .o if the property offered for sale ha. real merit. MAPLE GROVE ADDITION Ha- a a-enulne merit all its own. The locatlo-. is sightly and attractive; the price and terms on the lot. la this addition are especially at. tractive- street Improvement, water mains, electric lights and sidewalk, .re the Improvement, that go to make this property furthsr attrao U without t cost to the purchaaer. Taking everything into consideration, th. real value of MAPLE OROVB LOTS 1. there, if there A, value represented la any city realty whatever. The time 1. rapidly passing In Tillamook City when you can purchase yourself a choice lot from the FIRST platting of the tract; If you wait to buy from the other fellow you pay an additional price as a consequence of the delay. Durlna- a very few year. Tillamook City Is bound to double la population and batlnes-. With th. completion of two railroads, now building; the probable expenditure ot a million and a half or two million, of dollar, la harbor and bar Improvement., and with the many project, betng prlld and carried to their final perfection, you cannot make a mistake by Investing In MAPLE OROVB. or. for ha mat ter any other Tillamook realty, If yoa buy right. Don't put off getting In on the ground floor, and le forever regretting the opportunity that Is now yours. " " WRITE ABOUT THIS. TALK THE SITUATION OVER. SEE THE PROPERTY. ROLLIE W. WATSON Focr,uotnerfent W. G. D wight & Win. Curtis, Owners You can make ho mistake in an investment in this addition f. B. For information inquire at Journal office
