Daily capital journal., September 28, 1911, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

DAILY CAPITAL JOCItSAL. SALEM, PRECOX. TIIVRSnAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1U I
r,GK FOUR
WELCH LINES
AND THE CITY
COMPROMISE
AS BOTH SIDES SEK.H TO UK SAT.
ISFIKD AMI EACH THINKS IT
IS A VICTORY, IT IS A I'M IT
IAKLY HAPPY SETTIEMENT.
Offering to abandon all streets cov
ered by Its franchise upon which It
has not now constructed a tracK, anu
agreeing to be satisfied with oe
mala track on the east side of Front
rt. with Industrial tracks and
sidetracks, a common user clause to
apply to the latter, the Portland, Eu
Kene Kastern Railroad romimny
submitted a compromise to the city
council last night, and It was accept
ed by that body.
The compromise settles a suit com
menced In the circuit court by the
city to have forfeited the franchise
of the company on the grounds that
It had not eomulled with Its terms
Judga Galloway, after listening to
the evidence adduced, advised both
parties to settle, and the above Is the
result of the settlement. It Is furth
er agreed by the compromise that
the Southern Pacific is to be al
lowed to use the track on Fron
Btreet, and the company agrees t0
replace the rails nnw In position on
Tenter street with 72-pound rails
six Inches high, as soon as the pav
Ing bricks on the street are so worn
as to need replacing.
Mayor Favors C-oniHimiJp.
Calling Councilman Elliot to the
chair, as soon as the subject came
up for coiutldoratlon, Mayor I,ach
mund took the floor to speak In fa
vor of the compromise. The mayor
has been ugalnst the railroad concern
In the council, hut last evening, ac
cording to his statement, a 1 tho con
cessions asked for by the city had
been granted, and ho was In favor
of compromising the suit.
Confewrton, Ho Says.
"The compromise Is a confession
that the railroad compnny has no
hopes of winning In the circuit
court,' said Mayor Lachmund, In pre
facing his remarks hist night.
"It Is a confosslon that. Its position
ht an untivnable one, and It Is a great
victory for the city, a victory which
will be appreciated more In the years
to come than now. The oily was
forced Into lltlgntlon In this case,
and It has won all the points that It
started out to win, and I want. t0
compliment the city attorney Grant
forbv nnd also Attorney Carson,
the special attorney employed In tho
case.
'Had the company been successful
we would hnvo had seven tracks on
Front street, but the number now
has been reduced to four. Tho re
lease or abandonment of tho streets
upon which there Is not now any
tracks constructed Is n redeeming
feature of the compromise. Gener
ally tho comproinlso covers the
points asked for by the council, and
I hope that It wl'l vote In favor of
It."
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TltEASl'KEH JACKSON
HAS ST HOKE 01' PARALYSIS
U SITED Huns LSASID WtVl.l
Hlllsboro, Or., Sept. 28. County
Treasurer V. M. Jackson was seized
with paralysis at 10:30 Wednesday
forenoon while wnlklng along the
sidewalk of Main street, and the
physicians have little hope for his
recovery, lie had not regained con
sciousness at noon and his condition
showed no Improvement. lie had
been In usual health.
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FleiiN I.Ike Poison,
lllNITNU I'RKHH 1.KAHKI WIIIB 1
Berkeley, Sept. 27. Flelv poisons
are under experimental examination
by scientists at the university here,
under the direction of Prof. C. W,
Wood worth. Tho fleas wade about
carelessly in many of the milder poisons.
PUMPKIN PIE
A SORRY GIRL
AND A MAD MAN
The Portland Telegram of Mos-
day. Is responsible for this:
And this Is the story or a lowiy
pumpkin pie and the trouble It
caused In church yesterday.
A young woman, concluding that
a nice pumpkin pie would go well
with the dinner, went down town to
buy one, and having made the pur
DARR QUITS
AND SAVAGE
IS ELECTED
Giving as his reason that he has
property Interests In the city which
demand his whole attention, J. A.
Darr, chief of the fire department,
resigned last evening, and on Oc
tober 1, he will be succeeded by
JIark Savage.
Mr. Darr, during his Incumbency,
has given the people excellent ser.
NOTICE.
Of Appointment of Viewers on the
Opening, Widening and Extension
of Seventeenth Street, From the
North Line of State Street to the
South Boundary of the State Fair
Grounds, in the City of Salem,
line of Mid railway 172.92 feet to
the north line of the Salem Tile 4
Mranti!e Co. land; thence east 10
feet to tho place of beginning.
Also, beginning at a point 25 feet
west of the projection of the- center
line of Seventeentn street ruaiuui
through Condit's addition to Salem,
Oregon; and north 668.58 feet from
""Rn. X Kn.mHnr of said Condit's
Notice la hereby given that the l"c l" " th na,aiii with
common council of the city of Salem, ! addition; henc e J11
Oregon, did on the 18th day of Sep--the projection to t w"1 J J
tember, 1911, duly appoint E. V. ! Seventeenth nnf ru
chase, found It was time to go to;"- " " " ""- '
church. Clutching the pie, which many who regret his resignation.
was warm and soft, as It had just r Ravage uas o.xupieu u. pu.
becn taken from the oven, to her i tion before, and gave satisfaction.
Krut u. ..mreheri hold I v to the ! William Ivan was nominate dagainst
services and slipped Into a pew at 1 him last evening by Councilman Mof
the ba k of the church. Suddenly
"Looking down devoutly, the girl
save
lit, but Svag was chosen.
After all the councilmen
saw a yeUow stream trickling In gen- T ' ttd 8ig"lfld thelr Tde8're l?
tie rasea.!.. down the front of her Savage, Mayor chmund
.........,h ,i f,.r,inL. in lookei over at Moffltt, and asked if
uilnatui'e pool In her lap. The pie, f
on edice. the Juice was running out.
Horrified, flustered and disgusted,
the gill hurriedly placed the pie on
i lie seat beside her und began wiping
off the ochre stream. Some new
complications
"A- strange man, dressed In his
Sunday best, and with a far-away
he desired to have a vote on
candidate.
"Yes, sir;" was the reply.
"Alright' retorted the mayor,
will give you exercise, anyway.''
bis
ver viewer to ascertain and appor
tion the damages accruing to the
owners of property on account of the
opening, widening and extension of
Seventeenth street from th enorth
line of State street to the south
boundary line of the state fair
grounds In the city of Salem, Oregon,
and to make an assesment of the ben
eflts accruing to the adjacent proper
ty on account of such opening, wid
ening and extension of said street,
and that on the 10th day of October,
1911, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day,
at the office of the city recorder, at
the city hall, in the city of Salem,
Oregon, has been appointed as the
time and place for said viewers to
meet and make an assessment of the
dam
'it
n Trice Yet Ken!!'' of Hohbcrs.
New Westminster, II. C., Sept. 27.
No new developments have ocour-
look in his eyes, entered the pewandre,l ln lhe Ciise f tll "bery of the
without noticing, occupied the seat unn or iMoiLn.u inw. '
beside the girl, ln about two mln-are gum-shoeing arond after clues,
utes, the man began to siulri un- "" are observing their usual retl
easily, for the pie was warm and the c,-'" il Just what lines they are
Juice had melted the paper wrapper, j working on. les des tho agency that
Realizing that there was something "aB, -""'" ' -'-
wrong and that, he was sitting in'"1 Independent sleuths doing some
something warm and moist, the man
cautiously explored, the seat of his
trousers, when on withdrawing his
hand, lie saw II covered with yellow,
soil pumpkin.
"Further examination revealed that
he was siuattlng In the squashed pie
and that Ills clothes were covered
with the Jaundiced, colored mess,
(jiving n look of hate, fury and dis
gust at the innocent girl, the man
lifted the wrecked pastry from the
-teat, dropped it upon the floor and
siave It a kick which sent it spinning
hreo pews ahead. As soon as the
ongregatlon stood upon Its colleC
lu feet, the girl sneaked up the
ils'e. rescued the ruined pie and
nl:lng it to the street, hurled It from
her sight.
Ac has decided to atten d Home
dher church.
lllghcr-nps Frightened.
Chicago, Sept. 27. Consternation
bus seized the "higher tips" today In
the police department here over are
port that Inspector McCnnn, now In
Juliet, and Hie labor leaders have
combined for the purpose of Involv
ing t Iii-iii in vice protection charges
efore the civil service commission.
It Is declared that McCnnn and the
labor leaders have the goods.
H A S, Cnrii )(m far Hi rniiimip Miiru atim. H
9 HfVth INOWd TO f Ail, HHf-i imi Hi-t-h I H.tit. j I
lav I Ion l.uaritLiii,.! ,,r Money Ht'fumlol. .Nciil preiil t Jl
5
for 11.00 -r hoi. ill MH.t Un in mi irml.to 1
when n-IU'Vfil. rUiiipk-J V ri-ii, If yuur ilruKlst jtKUi Uut 1
llftte tli"m irti'l Tour utitori tu thti J
UNITED MELICAt CO,, JO r, UncaTCW. Pt. t
Mi lr Sapm hv Or C. Sinn
l Salem Fence Works I
Huadquarturs for Woven Wlr
Fencing, Hop Wire, Barb
Wire, Poultry Netting, Shin
gles, Malthold Roofing, P. fc.
D. and Ready Roofing. Screen
Doors and Adjustable Window
Screens. All at the lowest
prices,
t CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
260 Court street. Phone 114 '
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fancy sleuthing In the hopo of get
ting thut JliO.""" reward.
si'okam: mkb(iiath
iu:vn(; mi: haimeoad
DNITID I'lEHS LEASED WIHB
Spokane, Sept. 28. In order that
the minimum amount of stock may
be on the shelves when the new re
duced freight rates go Into effect
November IS, Spokane jobbers are
Interchanging staphs and supplies
and are purchasing as little outside
stock as possible,1
When it is necessary to ship In
goods, they are pooling their orders
and as a result, the railroads are
transporting the minimum Into this
sectlen.
in I III I
mnrn nr Ipsr to
tate fair grounds; thence east along
south line of fair grounds 14.7 feet,
more or less, to the right-of-way re
I0r.it mm .1. B. V. Smith's land;
thence south along the west line of
rtirht.of-wav 172 92 feet more or
less to the Salem Tile & Mercantile
Co's north line; thence west iu ieei
to place of beginning.
Portland Eueene & Eastern Ry
Cn . V. W Waters and J. B. V. Smith.
Commencing at a point 15 feet east
of the projection of the center line of
Seventeenth Btreet running through
Condit's addition to the city of Sa
lem, Oregon, and 668.58 feet from
the north boundary line of said Con
dit's addition; thence north along the
ages and benefits to the adjacent nter line of the Portland Eugene
. n . 4 . Ik- l . AT 11. IHLCrU IXV. LI6.3id IHl. ujuio v
wiiinnip. nnrt oTtnlnn nf nlrt .treet less to the south line of the stale
That the private property which fair grounds; thence west along soutn
.in u t Tu- 1 Mine of state fair grounds 30 feet
widening and extension of said ! thence southerly and parallel to the
street and the names of the persons
purporting to be the owners thereof
are as follows, towlt:
Frank D. Meredith: Lot 9. block
center line of the Portland, Eugene
& Eastern Ry. 172.92 feet more or
less to the north line of Salem 'me &
Mercantlln Co. land: thence east
u, iiicicunii. t a. uiui.iv i - - - f ..i
4, Queen Ann addition to Salem, Ore-iaws sa'u,pale ffi T 7iZ
V.U S UU1LU illlO GV W yta,o m
gon.
Celebrated Lennox Furnace.
The Best Heater
It will save you money every day
you own It. I will sell and Install
tho best. Let me give you figures.
See Me
About an Individual lighting plant
for your home. The best thing ln
the market for cooking and lighting.
A. L. Frasier
Phone 135. 358 Stnto Street
Masurp
The Old Reliable Ready Mixed House Paints
I will sell at reduced prices to reduce stock.
Everything in the Paint Line,
Paint Brushes, Whitewash
Brushes, Dry Colors, Etc., Etc.
BERRY BROTHERS' Varnishes, Oilstains and Schellac,
the best on the market at wholesale prices. All kinds
of Auto and Buggy Trimmings; Tops recovered and
cushions upholstered.
New and Old Work
Come and get my prices.
F. W. B L I S S
304 South Commercial Street
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FrrnnmIoc,, VVr Can't Affnrrl t
S-V.V1 IV 1 1 M Vi ,UII . (IIIUIU
In one sense, we could save mouey by using cheaper soap than
tbe very best, by using cheaper starch ad lower priced employees,
etc.
Hut tbe saving at most would be only a fraction of the resulting
Ions In reputation.
You can count on th fact that we practice no "economy" that
takes It out of your clothes.
We aim to do the finest laundering possible, second to none. Our
patrons tell us we succeed. You will like our work. Try It Low
est prices guaranteed.
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY,
I'hone 25. 136.188 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET
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Nature's
Tonic
Ii the pleasing form of a de
licious, enticing and Invigor
ating beverage, bottled direct
from the springs in the Cala
pooya mountains.
Calapooya
Mineral Water
Drink It to V t V(1; Prink It
to Kop Well.
"A muratod saline water, equal
to any of the reifwned spring
waters of Kurope and America.
Recommended by leading phy
sicians of tho United States fur
Khcuiuatisin, Kidney and
Iilvor affections, Dyspopsiu, In
(ligestiou, and all forms of
Sloniach, Skin and IIIihmI dis
eases. Hundreds of people
"given up'' by physicians have
been cured of long-standing
ailments by Calnpooya Water.
Testimonials on application.
Sold by nil dealers or shipped
la casee direct from the springs
Wrlto for price,
Calapooya Saline
Tho condensed smilo of Cala
IMhi.va Water. Stomach, liver,
kidney and blood disorders
speedily cured by its use. All
dealers, or Bold direct.
Hotel Calapooya
Open all tbe year.
Famous health resort In the
Calapooya momtalns. 13 mile
from Cottage Grove (on South
ern Pacific). Splendid accom
modations, reasonable rates.
Steam, mud and hot water
baths and cooling rooms. In
formation as to rates, etc., will
" be furnished upon request,
Calapooya Springs Co.
COTTTAGE GKOVE, ORE.
This Is to open Seventeenth street
from the north line of Chemeketa to
Mill creek 60 feet ln width.
Loula Conover: Beginning at a
point on the south line of Asylum av
enue, which Is westerly on said south
line of said Asylum avenue, 30 feet,
from tho northwest corner of lot 6,
In Oak Lawn addition to Salem, Ore
goo, and running thence south about
20 degrees west and parallel with
the west line of said Oak Lawn addi
tion 495 feet, more or less, to the
center of Mill creek; thence north
about 70 degrees west along the cen
ter of said M1U creek 22.9 feet, or to
a point which on a perpendicular Is
60 feet from the said west line of said
Oak Lawn addition; thence north
erly and again parallel with the said
west line of said Oak Lawn addi
tion 471.3 feet, more or less, to the
said south line -f Asylum evenue;
and thence easterly along said south
line of Asylum avenue 25.34 feet to
the place of beginning. ,
This is to widen this portion of
Seventeenth street from 30 feet to
50 feot.
Portland Railway, Light & Power
Co.: The east 14 feet of lota 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 ln High School ad
dition to Salem.
Also, beginning at the northwest
corner of lot 6, In Dalrymple's ad
dition to Salem, Oregon, and running
thence northerly about 20 degrees
eaBt to the south, side of "A" street
on a line which if projected would
Intersect the southwest corner of lot
7, In block 9, of Englewood addition
to Salem, Oregon; thence westerly
on the south line of said "A" street
to the Intersection of the projection
of a line running parallel with and
14 feet westerly from the east line
of High School addition to Salem,
Oregon; thence southerly about 20
degrees west on said projection
of a line running parallel with and
14 feet westerly from the east line
of said High School addition1 to the
south line of Parrlsh's addition "B"
to the city of Salem, Oregon; thence
easterly on said south line of said
Parrlsh's addition to the place of
beginning.
This portion Is to widen Seven
teenth street from Asylum avenue
to "A" street to 45 feet In width.
Salem Tile & Mercantile Co. land;
Iteginnlng at a point 25 feet east of
the center line of Seventeenth
street on the north boundary of Con
dit's addition to the city of Salem,
Oregon; thence north and parallel
with the projection of the said cen
ter line of Seventeenth street run-
ning through said Condit's addition
668,58 feet, more or less, to the south
line of J. V. B. Smith's property;
thence west 15 feet to the right-of-way
deeded to Eugene & Eastern rail
way; thence south and again paral
lel with the projection of the center
line of Seventeenth street running
through said Condit's addition to the
north line of said Condit's addition
068.58 feet, more or less; thence east
along said north boundary line of
said Condit's addition 15 feet to
place of beginning,
i Salem Tile & Mercantile Co.: Be
ginning at a point 25 feet west of
the projection of the center lino of
Seventeenth street running through
Condit's addition to Salem, Oregon,
and north and parallel with the pro
jection of said center line of Seven
teenth street running through said
Condit's addition 668.58 feet more or
less to the south line of J. V. B.
Smith's land, thence east five feet
to the right-of-way deeded to the
Eugene and Eastern railway Co.;
thence south and again parallel with
the projection of the center line of
Seventeenth street ruunlng through
said COndlt's addition 668.58 feet
more or less; thence west along said
north boundary line of said Condit's
addition five feot to the place of be
ginning. - Eugene & Eastern Railway Co.:
' Beginning at a point 10 feet east
of the center line of Seventeenth
street on the north boundary of Con
dit's addition to the city of Salem,
Oregon; thence north and parallel)
with the projection of said center line -of
Seventeenth street ruunlng
through Condit's addition 668.68 feet;
more or less to the south line of J. !
B. V. Smith's land; thence west 30
feet along said Smith's south line; I
thence south and again parallel with 1
the projection of the center line of ;
Seventeenth Btreet running through i
said Condit's addition 663. 58 feet!
moro or less to the north line of said
Condit's addition; thence east along!
said north line of Condit's addition1
30 feet to the place of beginning. J
J. B. Y. Smith: Begiunlng at a,
point 25 feet east of the projection!
of the center line of Seventeenth
street running through Condit's ad-j
dltlon to Salem, Oregon; and north!
668.58 feet from the north boundary,
line of said Condit's addition;
thence north and parallel with the
projection of the center line of Sev
enteenth street running through said ;
Condit's addition 172.92 feet to the
smith line of the state fair grounds;
; thence weet 5.3 feet to the center of
i the Portland, Eugene A Eastern raii
'way; thence south along tbe center
ginning.
9-20-llt
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Not a minute tshould be lost when
a child shows symptoms of croup
Chamberlain's cough remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse
or even after the croupy cough ap
pears, will prevent the attack. Sold
by all dealers.
Journal "Want Ads" Brine Results,
Cure Without Drugs
'o need to suffer from 'mous
Diseases when Mecluinlro-Theraiu'ii-tics
will Cure or Itcnelit you.
Mechanlco-therapouties is a method
of treatment of disease without drugs,
by the use of massage, manipulations,
exercises, and so forth. Results are
obtained because of tho fact that only
part of the body Is exercised suffi
ciently to preserve the proper circula
tion and Innervation.
The diseases which are benefitted
or cured by this method of treatment
are rheumatism, stiff joints or mus
cles, neuralgias, headaches, back
aches, constipation, paralysis.
If you are in any doubt as to the
efficacy of this treatment, call at
room 2 and 3, Ilush-lireytnan build
ing, or I'hone Main 1237, at any time,
and any hour, and have a talk with
PROF. S. Z. HARTLEY
CHICHESTER S PILLS
J Vafc? I.adli'Ml Auk your IriitlHt for a
I i L7 A lil.,.h..ji.ttr,it lHuintind Tli-Di.lW
!jwi--vi i" "' J 8ni1 nftallicV
ealc-i with lihio RiUon. f
TOi Vvl Tnk no other. Ituy of your "
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I Vp. jr lljVUIMl IUI AMI fll.l.M. fur 23
years known as Hest, Snfcht, Always Rrllal !
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWhTRF
SALEM BANK &
TRUST CO.
GENERAL RANKING AND
TRUST BUSINESS
With our assurance that we
are able and willing to take
care of It, we solicit your
Banking Business. Open au
account with us, and we will
extend you every favor con
sistent with good banking prin
ciples. WE PAY FOUR PER CENT
ON SAVINGS
Liberty Street, Just off State
J. T-i. AHLERS, President,
W. G. EAST, Cashier,
S. S. EAST, Vica-Pres.
DR. L. B. STEEVES,
Li. H. ROBERTS,
Directors.
Notice
to Property Owners
in North and South
Salem Sewer Districts
It Is now time for you to
consider making your connec
tions with the new sewer sys
tems. The Salem Sewer Pipe Co.
has been of direct service to
you because it has forced down
the price of sewer pipe at least
25 per rent in the last two
years. We feel that In return
yuu owe it to us to investigate
our pipe.
We wish you to come and
see a factory making sewer
pipe in your own town em
ploying your own town's peo
ple. We wish to show you the
superiority of our product over
all other kinds of sewer pipe
the strongest pipe made.
Come to the factory, corner
of Liberty and Trade streets.
Salem Sewer Pipe Co.
tSi
tu? j! AlXOiloL 3 PER CENT.
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TIMETEST
Ends tire trouble for Autombi
owners. Every Motorist will confir
the fact that the tire expense is tr
gn atest proof of the up-keep of h
car.
Tlmetest guarantees you against punctures, blowouts, run
and leaky valves.
Tlmetest overcomes these difficulties.
Tlmetest Is a substitute for air. It Is the first thing that
been discovered or Invented that will do the work of Air In a p
matlc tub.
Tlmetest Is a light, resilient product which Is Inserted within
Inner tube, and it remains thera without further attention untl
casing Is worn entirely out
It Is light in weight
It never gets hard.
It will not absorb water.
It will not turn Into liquid by age or use.
It Increase the life of your casing.
It never loses Its vitality.
It Is a nerfer.t shock ntmorher.
If you cut a large hole in your tire you can still travel on Tl
test with no damage to your casing.
Tlmetest tubes may be removed and reinserted In new ca
Salem Motor Car Compar
151-161 North High Street
Where Quality Is Cerfcd
Where Prices Are Reasonable
The high standard of our pianos is a positive guar
antee of satisfaction.
The Mason & Hamlin, Hardmj
Krakauer, Hobart M. Cable, H
rington, Hensel, Milton & Rembri
PIANOS AND ORGANS
Represent tbe one Instrument in each particular grade,
which is absolutely thebest that can be made for the
price at which it is sold. ,
We have the very best in the Player Piano line ana
the terms to suit everyone.
FAMOUS EDISOX I'HOXOGR.U'IIS AXD ISEf0Rl
CHERRINGTON & PETERS
Piano Dealers. 247 N. Commercial St
Gold Dust Flour
Made by the
STDXET POWER C0MPAXT,
Sydney, Oregon.
Made for Family Use.
Ask your grocer for It Bran
and Shorts always on hand.
P. B. WALLACE. Agt.
. . m
wood sa
Until OCTOBER 1st, 1911 We will make a
REDUCTION on 10 Load orders.
10 Loads, 16 inch Wood $20.0
The Chas. K. Spaulding Logg"
Company
Office Front and Ferry
j Of fice Front and Ferry Phj
31 1 mini iiMii1-"1-1