Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 22, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextRALKM. OKMON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 19U. f AGE TITO. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL U HOFER, Editor and. Proprietor. H. M. HOFER, Manager ! Vlent Nwpptr Derolad to American Principle sad th ProiM and DTlopnwnt of All Orccrm Km fcvrVj Except SwxUt. Slm, On. """:aiPTION RATES! , (Invariably ia Ad trance) tMj. by Carrier, per rear SS6.00 Per month- BaflT.br MjUL per rear 4.00 Per month- Weekly, by Mail, per year . LOO Six montha- FULL LEASED WIRB TELEGRAPH REPORT I looked at my Brother with the Microscope of Criticism and I said "How coarse my Brother is." I looked at him with the Telescope of Scorn and I said, "How small my Brother is." Then I looked in the Mirror of Truth and I said, "How like me my Brother is." REFORM AT THE STATE UNIVERSITY. THE ROUND-UP 0 The Eugene Guard takes a fling at The Capital Journal for what it c6nceives to be the truth as follows: The Salem Journal is heartily in favor, of increasing the appropriation from the treasury for the state fair at Sa- . lem. The speed contests should be brought up to the high est standard. The same paper is very much opposed to squandering the taxpayers' money upon a free university, where the boys and girls may be educated, tuition free. Etc., etc., and no end, but everything but state the other fel low's position correctly. Now The Capital Journal had nothing to do with the fight on the state university. The U'Ren-Parkison bunch are not enthusiastic supporters of The Capital Journal, personally, politically or otherwise. The1 university management has opposed all efforts on the part of The Capital Journal to make that institution acceptable to the people, and The Capital Journal has simply "let it alone." The Capital Journal has contended for three things, all of which the all-wise university push and the all-wise Eugene newspapers have opposed. The Capital Journal demanded the enactment of a oneboard of control of three men for all the higher institutions of learn ing. The Capital Journal demanded the removal of the medical and law schools from Portland to Eugene, to make a real university. The Capital Journal demanded that all persons attending the' state university pay tuition, and make the institution more nearly self-sustaining. All three of these propositions are rational business common sense and would go far to secure popular support for the Eu gene school. But all efforts to reform that institution have been met with combined opposition of the ppolitical push back of it. That push fought all these reform propositions, and there is nothing asked of the legislature but increased appropriations. The Eugene Guard is reminded that Governor West vetoed the appropriation for a new pavillion at the state fair. , Governor West has upheld the Eugene appropriation, and Governor West comes pretty nearly being a Salem man. The Eugene Guard takes the mistaken view that institutions are local affairs the view General Hancock took of the tariff question. " The Capital Journal does not believe in lavish apppropria tions for any purpose, and always fights high taxes in state and local affairs. But it seems the people want the other thing, and so long as the people do. not discriminate they will pay larger sums. 0 Judge Galloway's decision was printed in full in The Salem Capital Journal, and the paper was in great demand. An order came from Portland saying a hundred copies, could have been sold there nt fifty cents a piece, but the edition was all sold out at Salem. Judge Galloway did the right thing in hitting the gang that makes a business of circulating a referendum and holding up anything they take a notion. The whole business of the hired circulators of petitions is a fraud, just as hiring men like Parkison and U 'Ren to bring about reforms is a frauri. Real reforms must spring from the people. In the same way the call for the nomination of any man for an important office should come from the people. He should not .be allowed to spend money to hire persons to circulate petitions to make himself a candidate by his own efforts and for his own benefit. No possible reforms can proceed from such candidacies, and the Initiative and Referendum should not be invoked by the use of money put in the hands of professionals. If the people really want a man for an office, and really want to take the referendum, they will start the movement and support it. lo ' NAME YOUR CHOICE . FOR PRESIDENT. The delegates from Oregon will be bound by the direct vote of the people ns to who shall be their candidate for president. The Capital Journal believes , it, should be left to the people ti nay, and it will do all in its power to give them expression. Roosevelt is rapidly being made the center of interest, and is really today the live candidate so far as public interest goes. He stands for progressive principles and connected with them . are constructive policies and a dynamic energy peculiar to the man. The country would be very well off with Taft for president : for another four years, but there is still doubt as to his election. But there is a strong, conservative tendency working in .fa vor of Taft that may result in his nomination and election. The La Follette candidacy is a positive one, and may make Itself felt in the defeat of Taft for the renomination, if not. for the election. The readers of this paper are invited to study this over, and for the next thirty days a straw ballot will be taken as to their choice. Make your choice and brine it or send it to this office, and the' votes will be counted up by the first of February and the result announced. The Capital Journal wishes to secure the largest possible ex pression by the people direct, and women, as well as men, can vote. Fill out the enclosed coupon by marking your first, second and third choice, if you are a Republican. If you belong to some other party write the name of your candidate in the blank line. o v Eugene has an electrical work ers union. Cnrvallis votes on Park commis sion Friday. Med ford has a chapter of Knights of Columbia. Many marriage licenses over the holiday season. - Hood River taxpayers are to vote on a public dock. J. J. Wiseman, a former merchant of Dallas, Is dead. Farmers' short course at Corval lis begins January 3. Chemawa was defeated by Dallas at basketball, 36 to 8. Dallas Is to have a 110,000 Car negie you know what. Wish you a merry Christmas you could wish yourself. as Dr. Lyon' PERFECT ' Tooth Povdsr not only cleanses, preserves and beautifies the teeth without in jury, but impartspurity and fra grance to the breath, removing instantly the odor or tobacco Fall City high school students pre sent a play Friday night. An ore mill is on the way for the Treasure mine, Blue river. The Lebanon Commercial club has added forty new members. Mrs. Nellie Boyd, for 28 . years a resident of Roseburg, is dead. Pendleton would abolish ugly wooden poles from the streets. Robert Glass, a Corvallis bach, has married Miss Esther Purdy. Ashland nd Woodburn are the dry towns at each end of the line. Pendleton churches advertise their services In the newspapers. CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT Mark cross between number and name of candidate. 1. (....) William Howard iTaft, Republican. 2. (....) Theodore Roosevelt, Republican. 3. (....) Robert M. La Follette, Insurgent. 4. (....) : Mrs. Amanda Frazer, of Polk county, a pioneer of 1853, Is dead. Roseburg will give a one-mill tax to start a movement for an armory. It seems there Is no one has pow er to reduce the commission's fares The Gerlluger sawmill at Dallas, Is shut down a few weeks for re pairs. v Lorenzo Krann, a German resi dent of Baker City for 30 years, Is dead. Corvallis ordinances against dogs and speeding auto8 are to be en The state prison magazine, "Lend a Hand," Is strong against capital punishment. Two dogs killed five goats for Fred R. Eliott, of Polk county, and he killed two dogs. Prof. Blddle, of the chair of ora tory and debate at Willamette, will lecture at Lebanon. The Oregon Electric expects to be Into Eugene In time to celebrate the Fourth of July. Medford real estate men sold $400,000 worth of Rogue river land th past two weeks. Good move housing the road ma chinery In Clackamas county but better keep on using it. There is a great deal of pleasure in even buying Christmas presents, and some in selling them. Times are a little tighter, and more men are taking the county exams for school teaching. Burglars lifted $75 worth of mer chandise out of the general store at Wilbur one night last week. a The Hood R'vcr News has been sold to the Bennetts, until recently owners of the Ashland Tidings. ' The city counc'l of Eugene is af ter the dogs, which, it seems, have no representative in that body . When Rev .Ray Palmer closed his revival meetings at Medford the dea cons of the church, presented him with a set of resolutions no cash. Oregon City people are protesting against the recent adjustmont of rates on the electric line to Port land. J. F. Milnes, Presbyterian minis ter at Pendleton, says the doctors do more good than some of the preachers. Rev. J. J. Kerr, who has assisted Bishop O'Reilley for the past year at Baker City, has been transferred to La Grande. . A Eugene rat that has evidently been attending the state university took the too off a milk can and drank the contents. The Corvall's Gazette has put up a splendid fight for a park commts slon for that town, and deserves" to win at the election today. . Editor Moorehead, of Junction. Is president of the pumpkin show that has been organized there- In a few years It will be getting state ap proprlatlon. , X-RAYS AND SMILES. New York, that Is Wall street, Is to celebrate Christmas for three days from Friday to Tuesday. If It would make the holiday for the year. It would be of no Injury to the country. When the sha.-ks are not working the suckers and small fish are safe. It Is a dead certainty that a hlghr wayman can't hold a man up while he Is running away he has to be caught first. ' "A carnLval of crime" seems to have set in for a full winter run iu Salem. Some man with a Gatllna; gun In his pocket is going to fool some would-be 'hold-up some of these days. "I am to have an auto for a Christ mas gift,' said one charming Salem girl to another this morning. "How dear,' 'said the other sweet young, but somewhat jealous damsel, "will you get It in your stocking?" Roosevelt Is a candidate for presi dent In Nebraska and he will be beaten even in that benighted sec-1 tlon. Tacoma and the United Press are trying to get that perforated North ern Pacific boomlet on the map. The rotten lot of telegraph sent out from . . 1 ,1 ngr Dnl II lueiu as ucna rt u ' i iu kqk a dcu-ib- , specting sewer, and should nauseate even the United Presj. K. C Baking Powder .works like magic. Recipes formerly considered difficult to bake now come out of the oven light, dainty and deli cious. It fairly makes you hungry to look at them. KG BAKING POWDER Is the housewife's best friend, lighten ing her burdens as well as the ' food. Wherever K C is used you will find healthy, happy families and a con tented housewife. Com plies with all pure food laws, both State and National. Jaques Mfg. Co., Chicago Flies Cared In Six to 14 Days. Tour druggist will refund money if Pazo Ointment falls to cure any case of Itching, blind, ' bleeding or protruding piles In six to ' 14 days 50 cents. SALEM BANK & TRUST CO. GENERAL BANKING AND TRUST BUSINESS With our assurance that we are able and willing to take -care of it, we solicit your Banking Business. Open an account with us, and we will .extend you every favor con sistent with good banking prin ciples. WE PAY FOlTt PER CENT ON SAVINGS Lirxify Strwf, Just off State J. L. AHLERs, President, W. G. EAST, Cashier, S. 8. EAST, Vlce-Pres. DR. L. B. STEEVES. 1 j. H. ROBERTS. Directors. j av - m jmi t i j i a Mi a a ; l z mm , v- , J What the United Press needs to bring its service up to standard Is to have some one besides high school kids as news gatherers some one who knows the difference between a news story and a shirt waist exhi bition. 'otlre of Intention to Construct a Sewer to Be Known ns "Lateral Sewer District No. 10. Notice Is hereby given that the common council of the City ef Salem, Oregon, deems and considers it nec essary and expedient and proposes to construct a sewer to be known as Lateral Sewer District No. 10," and that there shall be laid 8-lnch vitri fied or concrete sewer pipe along the following alleys: Beginning at a point in the alley west of Commer cial street, 50 feet north of "D" street; thence southerly along said alley to manhole In Union street All In the city of S'tfem, Oregon, as shown and designated and according to the maps, plans and specifications adopted for the same, and on file at the office of the city recorder, whica said plans and specifications are here by referred to for a more detailed description of said sewer, and hereby made a part of this notice, and that the entire cost of the same will be assessed upon the property directly benefited by the construction of said sewer. This notice is published for ten (10) days by order of the common council of the city of Salem, Oregon, and the date of the first publication thereof Is the 19th day of December 1911. CHAS. F. ELGIN, Recorder. 12-19-llt 1 Central Oregon j lfc Redmond Ben d j i Great Chinese Doctor L. M. Hum Has medicine which will cure any known disease. He mnkes.a special ty of and guarantees to cure catarrh, asthma, lung, throat, rheumatism, debility," stomach, liver, kidney irouDies, aiso any blackened or swollen soreness, broken limbs; smallpox epidemic; all kinds of bolls, lost manhood, female weak ness, hernia troubles and paralysis. Consultation free. Care of Ylck Se Tong Co.. Chinese drugs and herbs. Office hours from 10 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 7 p. m. Office open Sundays, 153 High street, upstairs. Salem. Reached via the Deschutes Branch OREGON -WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAV. CO. Through Car Service Between Fortlund and Bend DAILY TRAIN SCHEDC1E !Lj Lv. Portland, .7:50 &' 10:00a.m. Lv. The Dalles 12:40p.m. Lv. Deschutes Jet. .. 1:30 p.m. Ar. Madras 5:45p.m. Ar. Metollus 6:00 p.m. Ar. Opal City 7:06 p.m. Ar. Redmond 7:43 p.m. Ar. Bend 8:35 p.m. Lv. Bend 6:30 a.m. Lv. Redmond , 7:21a.m. Lv Opal City 8:00 a.m. Lv. Metollus 8:30 a.m. Lv. Madras 8:45 p.m. Ar. Deschutes Jet . . 1:05 p.m. Ar. The Dalles 1:55p.m. Ar. Portland 5:45 p.m. Auto and regular stage, connections to La Fine, Fort Rock, SUver Luke, 1'rlueTllIe, Burns, Klamath Falls and other Inland towns The Direct, Quick and Natural Route For further Information call on any O.-W. R. & N. agent or address WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger AgU Portland, Ore. All patent medlclnbs or medlrlnoa a. vertlsed In this paper are for sale at DR. STONE'S Drug Store Salem, Oregon Also Dr. Stone's HEAVE DBOPS For the cure of Heaves afflicting the horse. A liquid medicine, given on the feed, whinh the most fastidious horse wlirnot refuse to eat From one to six bottles given as directed will cure the most stubborn case. Price, $1.00 per botUe or six bot tles for $5.00. Notice of Intention to Construct a Sewer to be Known as "Lateral Sewer District No. 8." Notice is hereby given that the common council of the city of Salem, Oregon, deems and considers It nec essary and expedient and proposes to construct a sewer to be Known as "Lateral Sewer District No. 8," and that .there shall be laid 8-inch vitri fied or cement sewer pipe along the alley In block 17, Riverside Addition, crossing South street; thence through block 26, North Sa'm, to manhole In Norway street Also, along the a'ley through block 15, - Riverside Addition, crossing South street; thence' through block 19, North Salem Addition to manhole In Norway street - Also, along the alley through block 16, Riverside Addition to South street; thence east along South street to manhole In Liberty street Also, through the alley In block 34, North Salem to manhole la South street Also along the alley in block- 28, crossing Shipping street; thence through alley in block 27, to man hole in Norway street Also, along the alley in block 21,' thence crossing Shipping street, thence through alley in block 20, to manhole in Norway street Also, along the alley in block 31, thence crossing Shipping street: thence through block 32, to manhole in Norway street. Also, through block 33, to manhole In Norway street. All In North Salem Addition to the city of Salem, Oregon. Also, through alley in block 38; thence crossing Shipping street, thence through block 37; thence crossing Norway street; thence through block 36 to manhole in Jef ferson street Also, through block 39, crossing Shipping street; thence through al ley in block 40, crossing Norway street; thence through block 41, to manhole in Jefferson street Also, through alley in block 47, thence crossing Shipping street; thence through block 46, crossing Norway street; thence through block 45 to manhole In Jefferson street Also, along alley in block 48, crossing Shipping street; along alley In block 49, crossing Norway street; along alley in block 50, to manhole In Jefferson street i . Also, along alley in block 57, cross ing Shipping street; along alley in block 56, crossing Norway street; thence along alley in block 55, to manhole in Jefferson street. Also, along alley n block 60, cross ing Shipping street: thence along al ley In block 61, crossing Norway street; thence along alley in block 62, to manhole in Jefferson street. All in North Salem Addition to the City of Salem, Oregon. Also, beginning at a point on Win ter street, opposite the alley in block 69, Wildes Addition, thence northerly along Winter street to manhole in Jefferson street. Also, along alley In block 1, Capi tal Street Addition, crossing McCoy street; thence through alley in block 2, Capital Street Addition, crossing Capital street; thence through alley in block 74 crossing Summer street: thwnce along alley in block 69. Wildes Addition, to manhole In Winter street Also, along alley In block 5, Card well's Addition, crossing McCoy Street; thence along alley in block 4, In Cardwell's Addition, crossing Cap ital street; thence along allej in block 75 and 76 in Wildes Addition, and crossing Summer street to man- hole in Winter Btreet, all in the city of Salem, Oregon, as shown and des ignated and according to the map's plans and specifications adopted 'for the same, and on file at the office of the city recorder, which said plars and specifications aie hereby tvfertii to for a more detailed description rtf said sewer, and . hereby made a part of this notice, and . . that the entire cost of the same will be assessoj upon the property directly benefits by the construction of said sewer. This notice Is published for ten (10 days by order of the common council of the city f Salem, Oregon, and the date of the first publication thereof is the 19th day of Decembir, 1911. CHAS. F. ELGIN, 12-19-llt City Records. o Notice of Intention to Construct i Sewer to be Known ns "Lateral Sewer. District No. 9." Notice is hereby given that the common council of the city of Salem, Oregon, deems and considers It nec essary nd expedient and proposes to construct a sewer to be known u Lateral Sewer District No. 9," and that there shall be laid 8-lnch vitri fied or cement sewer pipe along the alley in block 5, crossing Kansas avenue; thence along alley in block 4, to manhole in Nebraska avenue. Also, along the alley In block 12, crossing Kansas avenue; thenca along the alley in block 13, to man hole in Nebraska avenue. Also, along the vlley In block 11, crossing Kansas avenue; thence along alley In block 16 to manhole In Nebraska avenue. Also, beginning opposite alley In block 25, thence westerly along the north side of "D" street to a point op posite alley in block 17; thence along alley in block 17, crossing Kansas avenue, thence aleng alley In block 16-, to manhole In Nebraska avenue. Also, along alley In block 21, cross ing Kansas avenue; thence along, al ley in block 20, to manhole on "D" street. Also, along alley in block 14, cross ing Kansas avenue; thence along al ley in block 25 to manhole la "D" street. Also, along alley in block 26, to manhole in Nebraska avenue. All in Englewood Addition to lit city of Salem, Oregon, as shown and designated and according to the maps, plans and specifications adopted for the same, and on file at the office of the city recorder, which said pla"' and specifications are hereby re ferred to for a more detailed descrip tion of said sewer, and hereby a nrt nf this notice, and that the - i tire cost of the same will be assess upon the property directly benefited j by the construction of said sewer. This notice is published for ten (10) days by order of the commoa council of the city of Salem, Orego and the date of the first publication 1 thereof Is the 19th day of December 1911. CHAS. F. ELGIM- 12-19-llt Recor(ier' Wins Fight for life- It was a long and bloody battle ! tor life that was waged by Jfy shon. of Newark. N. J-.' ol ! wUe writes: "I had lost much bloofl i- lung hemorrhages, ana was .n. jran svirelehtmonti"1" lung hemorrhages, and was j s and run down. For eigni ' -,,. unable to work, ueaw " thrM ion my neeis, wu , Nff , weeks ago, to use Dr. Kins 'nisooverv. But it has he pea greatly. It is doing all claim." For weak, sore WW nate coughs, stubborn colds. w of ness. la grippe, asthma, 6W" w. any throat or lung trouble W preme. 60c and $100. T' free. Guaranteed by J- n . j -A Dreadful "ffond : from a knife, gu"n7n" can. I fireworks, or of any other k. mands prompt treatment w"" b!ooJ len's Arnica Salve to Pctest poison or gangrene. It lu uBds, M surest healer for all such w erur also for burns, bolls, sores, s ,tlons;. eczema, chapped MM or piles. 25ce at J. C. Perry-