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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1911)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURXAX. &ALEM, ORBOOX. S.millUV, JAMAKV 21 . 1911. THE SOLOfIS ADJOURNED TO MONDAY PUCE OF ASSISTANT Sll'KRI.N TEM)E.T OF CI.tRKS H AS ALSO BE E.N CREATED EATOV AU.NS OUT OX HAVIXO BILLS EX ItOLLKD BY SECI1KTAK1' OF STATE. WARM OAJIE Or HALL JS FHO-UISED TOMOHT The house went out of business Sat urday for lack of anything to do. An hour was taken for reading the re port of the special committee to as ertain the needs of the state Institu tions. A New Itcsoliilloii. Ucaolution hy Knton for reporting resolutions In order of Introduction. More New Hills. No. 1(58, hy Llbby, for single board of regents for state educational Insti tution. No. 10'J, delegation from 2lHt lcgls latlve Ulatrlct, salaries county super intendents, No. 170, Miller of Columbia, to pro hibit stock from running at largo. More New IHIIn. ' No. 171, McKlnney, to amend water rode. No. 172, Bryant, for county courts to hold fairs. hums Aked Eir. KHtlrnute for Feeble Minded. .$137,300 Estimate for maintenance 100,000 Support for Asylum.., 507.000 Asylum appropriations 244,000 Total asked for 812,375 Amount recfiimended .592,000 About an hour vas consumed reach ing the report ,ln detail of the fur nishings of the doctor's cottages and Mr. Itlgelow's as if it was an Inven tory for the residence of J. P, Mor gan on Fifth avenue. Penitentiary deficit $17,783.70 Feeble Minded deficit 28.000.09 AHylum deficit 35,000.00 The committee on rules submitted lioune rule No. 84, creating the ofllce of Supt. of clerks and fixing hours to lie on duty. An assistant superin tendent of clerks was also created. Eaton AVhu Out. Mr. Katun's resolution was adopted, that the work of committee on en rolled bills be Bbollshed and work done by ttie secretary of state, Adjournment to Monday at 10 a. m. The basketboll game tonight be tween the Multnomah Athletic Club t-arn and Willamette should be hard and closely contented. The clubmen always put out a 'fast team and they generally rar.k with the best teams in tho country. The Willamette tloor is small and that places the Portland men at a disadvantage since they are ;it home on a large floor. The local team Is In good condition and there Is large expectations of sending the clubmen home feeling badly. McRae will play center and he Is sure to get a large number of bas kets against any man. Meintyre will play one forward and Human will play the other. Homan la not exper ienced but is a fast man and Mcln tyre Is always a star. Schramm and Minion will hold down the guard po sitions and the Multnomah forwards will surely have to work for their few baskets. There will lie a preliminary game between the second team and the deaf mutes. o WILL CUT PULLMAN'S PROFITS TETTRAZIfilll WILL REACH HIGH NOTES There will lo a good deal of rail road building around Kugene this year, predicts tho Guard. For Exchange UHBY mm.. Iti:i)l(MI HATKS WILL SLICK OFK A MILLION' AVI) A HALF HOLLA KS YKAKf.Y l ltOM COM f'ANV'H PROFITS. DNiTiD rsEas ijuscd wins Chicago, Jan. 21.- II l estimated that a reduction of J 1, GOO, 000 In tho annual revenues of the Pullman Company will be brought about hy tho reduced rate tariff, for berths which goes Into eff( t February . Work on the new rate tariffs is rapidly nearlng completion, and it was announced today, will be com pleted before the end of next week. The reduced rates Is tho result of negotiations that have been pending before thw Interstate Commerce Com mission for seevral months. The reduction, fchtrh-! country wide, will menu a cut of 20 per cent for upper berths and between 25 eents and $1, or '.10 per cent of the total on Its lower berths; The new rates-will be based on a charge of $1 fur n 12-hour run, ex cept on Home of the fastest trnlns, but tho 20 pitr cent cut will apply to all upper berth rates. The lines .over which Pullman cars are operated Include) ajl the main lines of the United States, excepting New Haven roads and Great North ern and Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul system. WILL FLY TO-MORROW WITH WAL TER BROOK1XS AND MAY WAB BLE A FEW HKill 0TES SHE IS LOOI) ADVERTISER. UHITIU rt3i !AkH WIBI San Francisco, Jan. 21. Higher than her highest notes, Madame Lui sa Tettrazinl will soar here tomor row if plans of the committee con ducting aeroplane exhibitions at Sel rrldge Field do not go awry. If the weather is good Tettrazinl will fly vlth Walter Brooking in a Wright biplane and It is reported that the diva has half promised to warble lor the edification of the crowd while she Is aloft. "You never can tell what Tettra zinl will do," the singer said when the project was broached. "She may sing. I will not promise, but if the ;iir is not too raw up there well, we shall see." o DAMAGE TO CITY IS PLACED AB0DT$50,000 Damiuge to the extent of $50,000 was suffered by the city of Salem by the flood, which was occasioned by the heavier rains prevailing during the middle of the week, according to an estimate made by a committee of the council, which, when thn waters receded, made a visit to the scenes of (lie washed out ami partially de stroyed bridges and damaged streets. The flood was one of the worst, If not the worst, which has ever visited the city, and after the rebuilding and repairing work is undertaken It will bu some tlmn before conditions will be as good again as they were prior to the flood. A small bridge was washed, out at Twelfth, one on Thir teenth, another at Fourteenth, the railroad bridge and still another at South Capitol street. While the South Winter afreet bridge was not destroyed, much damage w'as done to the body of It The concrete of the Winter street bridge was damaged heavily, and It. will require a large sum of money to put the two back The lasting qualities of Sunny Monday laundry soap mean economy to the woman who uses it. Its wonderful dirt-starting qualities are re tained until the cake is worn to a wafer, and as it is a hard seap which does not wash away quickly, one bar of it will go as far as two bars of .any yellow laundry soap. You spare your pocketbook as well as your clothes when you use Sunnv Monday. 1 THE U. K. FAIRBANKS COMPANY . CHICAGO New modern six room bungalow on 37th street, Knst Portland between Clinton and Division streets. This place was finished in December and has never been offered for rent. All woodwork hand finished, porch full length or house, living room with cream brick fireplace and golden oak gloss Mulsh. Dutch kitchen, built In china closet, bath room finished In white enamel. Floors throughout are hnnt Mulshed, piped for furnace. Full concrete b:iemont, cement walks In front and to both entrances. Lot 80x 100, building restrictions In tills sec tion 12,000, no burns.' $700 has been jiald on this property and balance innye be made In easy payments:; price j:ir.OO. Will exchange equity for Salem property. Sewer and street nssessments all paid. Ten acres of irrigated land near lAknvlaw, Southern Oregon; price, V5 pur acr. Will exchange ror Sa lem property, HE LIVED TWO YEARS WITH HIS . BACK BROKEN This is the time of the year to do your clearing Our stump pullers are the best the market affords, quality considered. Our prices are the lowest. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY ON STUMP PULLING CABLE The fencing of your farm or lot is an important thing, and you will want the best. Call and see our stock and get our prices before placing your order. Mitchell Lewis and Staver Co. into condition. Considerable damage was :tlso done to the streets of the city, espe cially those which were being pavKl Mission street, for the improvement of which W. D. Push bus the con tract, suffered the greatest damage. - o Six room house, good barn and about three-fourths of an acre with bearing fruit. Maple shade trees, nice location. The owner Is a non resident and refuses to rent this prop rety, consequently the place is badly run down but a small expenditure would make the property worth $2n()0. Now offered for $1600 with small payment down and rest on easy terms. Bechtel & Bynon, 347 State street. o- Notice for Bids. Notice Is hereby Riven that the undersigned' Will receive bids up to 5 o'clock p. m., on Saturduy, Jan uary 28, 1911, for the construction of a wood frame hotel at-Mehama. Oregon, Including plastering. Plans and specifications can be seen at J. F. llillencop's residence 495 North Twenty-first street, Salem, and also at D. E. Swank's residence. Aumsvllle. A bond in the sum of 500 will be" required of the ones who get the 'contract, guaranteeing the faithful poirformance of the contract. D. E. Swank reserves the right to; reject any and all bids. All bids must be sent to Aumsvllle. Oregon, and will be opened on Mon day, January 30, 1911. D. E. SWANK. l-21-6td FIRE SALE Must dispose of my remaining stock of feed, seeds, condition powders, etc., immediately at greatly reduced prices H. WILLIAM THIELSENN Feed and Produce 151 High Street Modern six room bouse la Kern Trk. Kast Portland, on Mt. Scott Una with two lota. Will exchange, for Salem property or acreage. This la nice residence. Price, $3,000. Good 5-room house 1n Kast Salem to exchange for farm property, rloe, 1 BOO, (cnitio rums i-iashd wihi.1 Chleo, Cal., Jan 21, Physicians hero Hay that John Thurston, a lum ber mill hand, lias established a rec ord by surviving I wo years with a broken back. Thurston was crushed by a log at Sliding City. Since then he has been confined to u cot In the Sisters' liosplUI, but is said to he in butter general health tluin ever be fore in his life. He Is cared for hy tho mill owners. It is said that his parents, who live In San Francisco, have been kept In Ignorance of the accident. Al'TO CM'H IIOUS : HIGH JINKS l roilTI.ANh Two nlcs lots In Swlnton addition to Portland to exchange for Salem property. Price $1100. Five room house and two large lota vaeh 75xloO In Soiuh Salem to ex change for farm property or acreage uf near same value. Price $1300. Twenty-lght acres of land on Ore Bon Klectrlc, IS miles Bouth of Port land to exchange for Portland or Sa lem residence property. Trice, $100 per acre. ISO acres of good land sevou miles 'from Sulem near Lincoln with good 'Improvements to exchange for Salem .'property and difference. Price $;i0 iwr nere. lOKITIO ritCH IJiUHO WlRi.) Portland, Or., .Ian. 31. The. fifth annual dinner of (he Portland Auto mobile Club was given last night at th Commercial Club. Over 200 guosta attended, among them being Governor West, who was one of the speakers I Following the banquet high Jinks werei given and moving pictures of a number of funiouj automobile racers were thrown on the sovecn. A number of California and Wash ington Hutu enthusiasts were among the guests. o Five acrg tracts on good rock road near town. Prices ranging from $$7.1 'up. Hechtel 8 llvmm. :UT State St. y -.-Mi V tW ftf .Jlr" X III fi'' m JW V w v Jm in (wSm rftji iwr , .mmpiiiwv- ..-'-. r- ' m i 11 1 mmm m 4. J r Jl: IJjp. 'muw imi intuit m mi nu,m- 'lit A 'V m 1 r t r' mum mar iai f Il'a-.j. . n lMMi Bechtel & Bynon St; State Street BUS l.AMJ Si Vl" 0. 8 123 acres, four miles from Mon mouth, exceedingly tine land, good or chard, buildings, timber, water, very sightly: it great bargain at f r i per wore. $;li:v0 will handle this, 1I0MHH TH It K VI. I; STATIC 1 1 Honmotitli, On1. 1-21-tf o . 1 l j The busiest and mightiest little I 'tiling thai ever wan made Is Cham-! : eenuin a ?siomiu-n un,i i.ivnr 'r.iiOM,., t ney no ine work whenever you re quire their aid. These tablets change weakness luto strength, llstlessuess into enorgy, gloominess into Joyous- n". rneir acuon is $o gentl on don't realUe they have tun in a pur- OUR GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE Of Mouse Furnishings will last only a short time longer Big reductions on furniture, Stoves and Ranges, Carpets, Drapery, Wall oaner Crockery, Pictures and Frames. hqi, This sale places before you, at bedrock prices, four floors of clean up-to-date house furnishings. It includes such well known goods as Karoen chair rfaw ports, and rockers, South Bend Malleable Ranges, Sturgi's Folding GoTarte etc Don t miss this i opportunity to get those new carpets, rugs or articles of furniture which you need. If you do not wish them delivered at once we will hold Zm """J W VMS VIUI. SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON BIDDING AND RUGS---SE?DSrivil Just arrived-a large shipment of the best folding gooTthe market- n I I I I t
