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DAILT CAPITAL JOCRXAL, SALEM. OREGON. TTESDAi", MARCH 21, 1011.
Choice Real Estate
Some Opportunities for First class
INVESTMENTS
WELCH HAS
CITY OVER
A BARREL
$5000
No. l"Lot 45x155 on North Front street, seven room house, (t fij A A
barn and fruit, CpCOUU
No, 2'FirstcIass business property on Commercial street, Cfmf.-T.tM a
Good price for . . . HUll 1 lllie
No. 3"0ne of the best farm buys in Oregon, one mile from Lincoln, 265 acres,
120 acres in cultivation, 5,000,000 feet cruised timber, f?Z per
two running streams P 3 acre
No. 4-Fifty acres between Woodburn and WestWoodburn,
all in cultivation
No. 5 Prune farm I miles south of Salem, 40 acres plant
ed two years ago, 126 acres in cultivation . .
No. 7Large residence and lot corner Front and Center, 125x82
12, fruit, fine improvements, rents for $30 per month
No. "Manufacturing property across street from Oregon Electric half
block, paying $1000 per month; three large EooirTaftt.0
lots with residence. On ... . . EdM 1 ClMS
No. Miood dwelling, hard finished, bath and toilets, city wa
ter, electric lights, 2 lots, South Liberty Street .
$100
per
acre
NO PROVISION IX HIS FRANCHISE
BY WHICH HE CAN BE COM
PELLED TO MAKE STREET
IMPROVEMENTS UNLESS HE
FEELS LIKE IT.
$2000
The discovery wag made last even.
ing by the councllmen that there Is
no provision la the franchise granted
the Portland, Eugene & Easte'.rn
Railroad company a concern pro
moted by A. Welch, making it man'
datory upon it to keep pace with the
city In street Improvements, and that
unless the company Is ready to make
Improvements when the city Is; that
there is no .way to compel it to do so
but that the city must stand by and
wait until It Is ready or proceed alone
The subject came up for discussion
when the matter of the Improvement
of Ferry street came up tor consider-
aitfpln. Thie Improvement on this
street has been held back because It
was desired to have the company lay
Its rall9 before the work of paving
wag commenced. The subject has
been taken up with the company, but
no satisfactory reply has been re
celved. Some one then suggested
that the company be given notice ip
lay the rails, and In the event that it
did not, that action be taken looking
to compel it to do so or forfeit its
,franchise,and It was then that City
Attorney Corby advised the council
that It could, under the law, do
neither, but that It must abide the
company's own sweet time. He ad
vised that the council take th emat
ter up further with the company, and
see if arrangements agreeable to both
cannot be made, and, If they cannot,
to go ahead and improve the street
and let the company lay Its rails at
some subsequent time.
E. H0FER & SON, INVESTMENTS
201 U. S. National Bank BId'g, Salem, Oregon
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The Doctor's Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
By Dr. Theodore Beck
The qtiMtlons annwered below are general In character j
tho eyniptoma or illeetiae urn given auu answers will apply
LU nuy mint, Ul Bimiilir lluuirt)
Tliiwe wishing further advice, free, ma yadrlrens rr. Theo.
K6 IIIUK., t-Ollfge-Klwood HU. Iliivton.
closing aelf alilre8Hril envelope for reply. No aucatloni
neck, College
Ohio, en-
tlmm will
le aniiwered unlcaa full name and addreaa la given. Initials
or nuin de plume will be naed In aiiBwors. The prem-rlp-tlona
can be llllcd at any well stocked drug .tore. Any
drugglat cau order of wboleaalcr.
Bnfferer : Aathnia lina been coniiiiered by
CArefiil ri'tfni'il to diet, exerclae tun) a'eueral
health wlieii the follow li)g treatment him
been peratHteiilly mid regularly uaed for
from (wo to all nioiitlia :
Try It, and If It itlvea relief you can
rout iimummI that It will be moat effective
aa euro In your ciiao, aa It liaa In many
others :
till Knriilyntua 1 drum, Terehene 1
dram, I'lUtence of MiMitbo-l.axeue 2 t-11 (tun,
lllycerlne, pure, U . Mix, ahnke the
bottle and take a tHiapmmful every hour
or two durliiK altackii, and 0 duaea dally
t other tlmi'R
(Jrare M : Your dlatrean la due to a
complication of Ilia due In a (treat meuaure
to poor circulation which afrecta the dell
rate oriraiia of your lira, caualnit the uaual
huormal Myniptouia of pain, xrlplnii, liend
ache and miruiiniM In the client anil under
the ahouliler blailea. Vour wetuht la '.ill
pounda below normnl nnd your blood la In
poor romllllon. Have thla preacrlpllon tilled
and line reuuliirly for aeveral moiilha.
Vlrburniim I'ruulfolliiin 1 oi. Tincture
Cattomene t'omp I oa., t'oin. Hyrnn of lly
pophiwpbllea 0 oia. Mlxandlaken tin-ipoou-fill
every three hnura Utirliui the dny, fob
lowest by n Klatta of water.
Alao obtain S-Krntn ll.vpo Nuclane Tab
leta, and tnkx ua per dlrecllona accompauy
liitc Mealed pnckaKc.
IMacourniied Mecliunlc : The trouble
With your feet will require a lorig courae
of treatment to eomvt, but by atlciice
and peralatency the following ' treatment
will do It. Thla aim will' relieve and
cum tired and aehlmr, sweaty and cal
loitaeil fivt. n a It la H local tonic and mini
lilHilt to the munclea. IIkii men t ai and celli.
To a gallon of hot water add a tcHooti
ful of Vllnue l'owiler and a tenapoonrtd
of alum liniiierae the feet 1.1 to lit uiln
iiten each ulKht. Then bathe the feet In
cold water and dry.
Annie K : Your acute ludlKeatlon, acnm
nnlel by conat liatlon baa broualit on rbeu
nuilWim Ibrmixh nial-iiHHliiilliitlon or a con
atant alMoriitlon of iHiUona wblcb aluuild
have been eliminated. You must Hrat regu
late your diet, lilaeontliiiie ooffe nnd
tea. tlnill meat almoet enllrelv, alao
atarrhea, aurh aa freah bread, iwativ and
potatocN, except baked. Alwava eat leaa
tlmn your appetite eiavea. For thla liull
geilon take Tablet 'l'rloieitlne, pink, af
ter breakfiiNt, white after dluner. blue af
ter aiipper. Alao take 1 to I traaimmful
and
(not
of the following to correct liver
bowela: Fl. F,xt Mandrake H drama. Aro-
math; Fl. Ciiacurn 1 on., ("omp. Haaence
t'nrdlol 1 oa., Aromatic Kyrup Itheubnrl) 4
oa. Mix three or four doae dally. After
three weeka alternate and take the fol
lowing aa a powerful tonic to Improve the
clrculiitlon : t'omp. Hyrnp Ilypoplumphlles 5
oa., i incline i:adomeue Comp lox.
t.aroiimi)n)
This eourae of treatment ahould be con
tinued until entirely relieved.
Iteudcr: Kxccaalvn peraiilratlon under
tile arms can be relieved by washing morn
nig and night with a plut of wurm water
to which hua been added a level tCaMpoon-
iiii ul Aiitlaeptlc I'owder; but to cure the
only aura method la to bill be the entire i
body once dully, and keep the bowela ne- '
live. inn perapirailon should not be
checked altogether.
Mrs. E. F. : Your atomnrlt trouble la due
to an excessive ncld causing much gas
rumbling, headache, aour rlalnga, etc., ea
peelally after eating add frnkia. etc. Tuke
I'ableta TrloetlHe aa per direction ac
cbnipanyliig aealH packngo. Alao take t-4
leHaiioouriii or Nouiuin I'm
nrter each men
grain tnbleta Hulnherli, put up In sealed
iiioea. isever take a substitute for any
thing 1 prescribe.
Hose : 1 do not know the formula you
rerer to. An excellent and reliable atnln
for the hair, which la not harmful, but
benellclnl aa a hnlr toulc.la aa follows ;
Pake six heaping tahleHpoonfula of coffee
and boll It In !t pluta of water until reduced
by evanorntkm to 1 quart, strain thor
oughly, let cool nnd then adil one ounce
of llnue I'owder. Shako and dampen the
hair twice dally, lly making the coffee
stronger or weaker you rim innke nnv shade
vou desire. The odor of coffee la lost by
long boiling.
Mabel: I'ae same treatment ns "Anna
K.
F.ye Sufferer: That which you describe la
known aa a style on the eyelids. Absorp
tive treatment will remove It before U
breiika. Apply three or four tlmea dnllv
the following ointment: lied Iodide of
Mercury 4 grains, ltose Knvloln ill'
drama (package) White Vaseline J oia. Mix
enr grminlatnl evelbla Iwiibe the eve ev
ery two hour with a weak solution of
Antuteptlr Vllane I'owder. I'ae a Jevel
teaspooiifnl of the powder to a pint of
warm, soft water.
bullion IMiosphate In water
ir conaitpiited take a-
Kotit'O
if Intention to ltiiprove
Twelfth StiHH-t.
Notice la heroby given that the
common council of tho City of Sttlom,
Oregon, deems It expedlont and pro
pow to Improve Twelfth street, in
tho City of SnltMii, Oregon, with con
crete pavement from the south line of
Dellovtie street to tho south line of
Mission street at the expenso of the
adjacent tind abutting property
within a;dd limits, and accord I tig; to
the plans nnd specifications adopted
for said Improvement and on file at
tho office of the city recorder, which
aid plans and specifications are
hereby referred tu for a more specific
and detailed description of said Im
provement. and are heroby made a
part of this nottco.
This notice is published ten (10)
days pursuant to the order of tho
common council, nnd the date of the
first publication thereof Is the 14th
dny of March, 1911.
Remonstrances may be tiled against
said Improvement within ten (10)
dnys from the lust publication of
this notoe nnd In the manner pro
vided by the city chnrter.
CIIAS. F. ELGIN',
S-14-l It City Recorder.
STATE NEWS.
Flowing artesian water b,a3 been
struck in Lake county, causing a
stampede of locators for that seo
i tlon.
The Corvallis Gazette scores the
old ferry boat system, by printing a
story of a holdup last week for a
couple of hours, while the boat was
on a snug and a funeral procession
was held up.
The Chehalls Valley Milling com
pany's warehousa at Newberg burned
l:t Thursday evening. Loss $10,-000.
the Chas. K. Spaulding mill at
Newberg has a box factory, building
It ready for running In two weeks.
J. D. Gordon, of Newberg, sold his
big dairy ranch of 322 acres to Mor.
rlson Bros, last week. The consid
eration was $41,00.
Newberg is taking Its own census;.
and has, according to Its count, ?509
Inhabitants, and the count not quite
completed.
The stenmex Mascot, plying from
ruriiuuu to uewis river points, was
burned Sunday near Pekln, Wash,,
landing, following the terrlfflc explo
slon of an oil tank. '
The oil well bemlg bored at Oregon
City Is now down 1031 feet, but no
oil.
Contracts have been lot for an elec-
trlct plant at Mettford that will cost,
with the darning of Roscue river.
etc., $800,000.
The Curtlss hydroplane will be one
of the attractions at Astoria It la of
the duck family of flyers, taking to
the water or air with equal facility.
The Portland Elks are now confi
dent of getting the grand lodge there
In 1812.
Albany renorts 75 colonists up to
date.
Southern Oregon reports a great
Influx of colonists.
Elgin favors building Its city hall
with an opera house attached, of na
tive stone.
The AVIUamlna Times has changed
hands. Mr. Rankin, formerly con
nected with the News-Reporter at Mc.
Mlnnvlile, taking charge.
A young man named Swanson went
to tho next world from near Dayton
Friday night, taking the suspension
route.
An exposed "satesmnu" is usually
given to yelling "muokraker."
The "Great White Way" usually
leads to the deep, dark chasm.
ENGINEER
WANTS MORE
ELBOW ROOM
CITY DADS TAKK VP THE MAT
TER AND LAV IT DOWN AGAIX
WITHOVT MU'ISIXG IT CITY
MAY HAVE TO HIRE SMALLER
SIZED ENGINEER,
A Ihvadful Slht.
To H. J. Barnum, of Freevllle, N.
Y., was the fever sore that had
Plngued his life for years In spite of
many remedies he tried. At last he
used Bucklon's Arnica Salve and
wrote: "It has healed with scarcely
a scar left." Heals burns, bolls, ec
toma, cuts, bruises, swellings, corns
and piles like magic. Only 25c at
J. C. Perry's.
Thryt more room Is needed for the
engineering department was the as.
sertlon of Councilman Lafky last
evening at the meeting of the council,
and he suggested that it be enlarged
by connecting It by means of a dor
with the council chamber. This,
however, met with opposition on the
part of most of the councllmen, and
Council Durbln sugested the taking
ctway from the chief of the fire de
partment the rooms npw occupied by
him and his family.
The chief of the fire department
has two rooms In the rear of the
building, and In them he and his
family make their home. Council
man Durbln thought that was too
much of a luxury for the chief, and
wanted them taken away, and given
to the engineer, but Councilman Low
pnotested. Councilman Low has had
about 30 years experience in the fire
department, and he made use of the
occasion to liand out a few facts to
Councilman Durbln Just to let him
know that there were n few things
about the department that he did
not understand. After Councilman
Low was through talking tho eoun
ell did not fav r depriving tWa lire
chief of the rooms, and it went on to
the next order of business, leaving
the engineer department In the pres
ent congested quarters.
Councilman Lafky takes the post
tlon that, under the present condi
tions, It is Impossible to bring the
work of the department up to a state
of ofliciency.
Wants Bids for oBnds.
The city of Wllamina Is calling for
bids on $15,000 10 and 20-year op
tional 6 pftr cent bonds, bearing dates
of March 1, 1910, Interest payable
semi-annually. Bids to be opened
April 10, 1911. For further Infor-
matlon write F. H. Sherwln, city re
corder. F. E. SHERWIN,
Recorder for City Willamlna
3-7-lmo
True love is not disposed of in tin
cans.
f Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Woven Wire
Fencing, Ho Wire, Barb
Wire, Poultry Netting, Shin
gles. Malthold Rooting, P. ft.
B. and Ready Roofing. All at
the lowest prices.
CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
150 Court street. Phone 114
Ordinance o. 90S.
A bill for an ordinance providing for
incurring an indebtedness to the
amount of $30,000.00 by the Issu
ance and sale of bonds against the
city of Salem Oregon, for the pur
pose of raising funds for the con
struction of necessary bridges
within the city of Salem Oregon;
providing for the term of said In
debtedness, and the terms, denom
inations and Interest of such bonds,
and the manner of disposing of the
same; and providing for submission
of the proposition of Incurring such
indebtedness and the Issuance of
such bonds to the legal voters of
the city of Salem at a special elec
tlon to be called for such purpose,
and matters kindred thereto.
Be It Ordained by the Common Coun
cil of the City of Salem, Oregon:
Section 1. For the purpose of pro
viding funds for the reconstruction of
bridges at certain points on Mill
creek where bridges were recently
destroyed by floods, and constructing
the other necessary bridges within the
city of Salem, Oregon, the common
council of said city Is hereby author
ized and empowered to incur an In
debtedness by the sale and issuance
of bonds as hereinafter provided, to
the amount of $50,000.00.
Section 2. Such bonds shall be
known and designated as "Salem mu
nicipal bridge bonds," and shall be
Issued In denominations not less than
$100.00 and not greater than $100.00,
upon a popular loan plan at a rate
of Interest not to exceed five (5) per
cent, per annum; such bonds shall be
payable within ten (10) years from
the first day of June 1911; provided,
the right to take up and cancel such
bonds, or any of such Issue, upon the
payment of the face value thereof,
with accrued Interest to the date of
payment at any semi-annual Interest
payment period, at or after one (1)
year from the date of such bond or
bonds, shall be and Is hereby vested
In the city of Salem. In case the
city so desires to redeem any of such
bonds, a notice shall be published for
five (5) consecutive issues in a daily
newspaper of general circulation pub
lished in the city of Salem, Oregon,
during the month preceding the in
terest payment period at which It Is
proposed to redeem such bond or
bonds. Such notice shall also specify
that on and after such Interest pay
ment period interest on such bond or
bonds will cease, and such notice
shall also describe the bond or bonds
proposed to be redeemed by giving
the date of issue and denomination
thereof, and that the city proposes to
redeem the same, whfch notice shall
have the effect to stop the running of
Interest on such bond or bonds after
such Interest payment period.-
Section 3. The principal and inter
est of said bonds shall be payable in
gold coin of the United States ol
America, and the interest thereon
shall be paid semi-annually on the
first day of June and the first day of
December of each yearafter date of
issue, at the office of the treasurer
of the city of Salem Oregon.
Section 4. To each of said bonds
shall be attached twenty (20) Inter
est coupons, printed upon the margin
of the paper upon which is printed
the bond itself and representing the
amounts of semi-annual Interest to
become due upon the said first days
of June and December, consecutively
succeeding the 'said date of issue, and
pledging the payment at the times
and place mentioned, and at the rate
of Interest agreed upon in the sale
thereof. Such bonds shall be signed
by the mayor of the city of Salem,
Oregon and attested by the recorder
of said city, and each bond shall
bear the Impress of the seal of the
city of Salem, Oregon.
Section 5. All such bonds remain
ing unsubscribed for and unsold when
the subscription books for the sale
thereof shall have been duly closed
shall be sold upon the open market
to the highest and best bidder bid
ding for all of said bonds so remain
ing unsold, but for not less than par.
Such bonds shall be exempt from all
taxation for municipal purposes, and
among equal bidders preference in
the sale and allotment thereof shall
be given to bidders residing in the
city of Salem, and state of Oregon,
for the smallest amount and lowest
denominations In due sequence.
Section 6. It Shalt be the duty of
the treasurer of the city of Salem,
Oregon, when said bonds herein pro
vided for shall have been sold and
paid for, and the purchase price
thereof shall have been received by
such treasurer to arrange and keep
all funds arising from the sale there
of, separate and apart from all other
moneys of the said city and the same
shall be designated, "emergency
bridge fund," and the. same shall be
paid out only for the purpose of con
structing and repairing bridges with
in the city of Salem. Oregon.
Section 7. For the purpose of car
rying out the provisions herein con
tained, namely: To Incur an indebt
edness in the sum of $30,000.00 for
the purpose of reconstructing bridges
destroyed by recent floods on Mill
creek, and constructing and repairing
other necessary bridges, all by the
issuance and sale of bonds, a special
election of the city of Salem, Oregon,
Is hereby called to be held on the 15th
day of April, 1911, which election
shall be held In all respects in the
manner in which general elections
are held In the city of Salem, at
which time the matter of Incurring
sb ii. l - i sf3 ii u . ii v r.
mwMm
BEWARE OF SUDDEN ATTACKS
THAT MAY PROVE DEADLY.
YOU CAN SOON REPEL THE
MOST DANGEROUS WITH
DR. KING'S
NEW DISCOVERY
THE MOST INFALLIBLE CURE FOR
COUGHS AND COLDS
WHOOPING COUGH
AND ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY FOR
THROAT AND LUNGS
PRICE SOc AND $1.00
I SOLD AND GUARANTIED BY swiULmiiiDMiiiy
3. C. PEKBT.
such Indebtedness by the issuance)
and sale of bonds shall be submitted
to the legal voters of said city for
Solomon Is credited with having
been the wisest man that ever lived
yet we'd put a man in jail today for
their adoption or rejection. Each j doing some of the foolish stunts
voter shalll designate his Intention that Solomon performed
by voting "Yes" or "No" in answer
to the following question:
"Shall the common council of the
city of Salem Oregon, incur an in
debtedness by the issuance and sale
of bonds for the purpose of recon
structing bridges destroyed by floods
on Mill creek and constructing and
repairing other necessary bridges in
the city in the sum of $50,000.00?"
Section 8. The ballot title to sub-,
mit this ordinance to the legal voters
of the city shall be substantially as
follows, to-wlt:
"To ratify Ordinance No. 905, pro
viding for Incurring an indebtedness
by the city of .Salem, by the issuance
and sale of bond3 In the sum of $50,
000.00, for the purpose of construct
ing necessary bridges. Vote Yes or
No."
Section 9. The city recorder shall,
not later than twenty (20) days be
fore the said proposed election, cause
the full text and ballot title of this
ordinance to be printed In a newspa
per published and printed in the city
of Salem, Oregon, for five (5) conse
cutive publications.
Passed by the common council this
27th day of February, 1911.
Attest: CHAS. F. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Approved by the mayor this 2d day
of March, 1911.
LOUIS LACHMUND, Mayor.
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About an Individual lighting pint
for your home. The best thing
the market for uooking and lighting.
A. L. Frasier
Phone 135.
251. State Street
Salem's most poutar res
taurant THE WHITE HOUSE
We cater to the public who
demand a good meal for a
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The stud button holes exactly meet, the neck band does not
bind on your neck; button holes exactly meet buttons, no
bulging front, In faot a perfect fit If we launder your
shirts. It is done with our new STEAM PRESSES, which
do not i-ub or burn the fibre, but MOULD the cuffs, neck
band and bosom to a PERFECT SHAPE. Try the new
work. Visitors welceme.
Salem Steam Laundry
Sooth Liberty Street Phone
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To
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Genl Freight & pass. Agt,
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