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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1912)
PACE SIX. Mothers! Get the Riht Medicine for Your Child Hollister's Rochy Mountain Tea b Purely Vege table Only Simple Roots, Herbs and Seeds LiHe Grandmother Used to MaKe. The reaction and after-effect oi powerful drugs, on the system of a little child, it often far won than the ailment the drug li intended to cure. When child is slightly feverish, dull and depressed or has a slight cold, or a headache or when the bowels are not regular, and the little one's breath is bad none of these symptoms call for powerful (and sometimes dangerous) drugs. The good old-fashioned, miKLand gentle remedies of our grand mothers successfully defended the health of their children against such attacks of sickness. At the first sign of fever or cold headache or languidnest the home-made tea, of root! and herbs, was given and when this simple remedy had acted, the child was well. And there was never any bad after-effect from the family medicines of our forefathers. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is the genuine and original American herb remedy the same blend of roots, herbs and seeds that nearly half a cen tury's experience proves the most bene ficUl to the human system. It is an une qual eil combination of plants without an atom of mineral ingredient that acts promptly and surely upon the stomach, bowels, liver, kidnejrs and bladder. This time -tried and true old remedy relieves all congestion of the internal organs, allays inflammation and restores to perfect health. It regulates the bowels, makes the liver active, and stimulates the kidneys with the result that the whole system is cleansed of impurities and disease germs. The blood circulates freely and naturally, and the whole human body is in shape to resist attacks of disease. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea should be always on hand, ready for emergency. It costs only 35c a package, and a pack age makes 105 cups of this dependable family medicine. HoUUter's Rocky MounUla Tea Nussets tho Th In tablet form at your drug-gist's- J5o a boa: tor travelers and busy people. T AMENDMENT TO COflSTITUTIOfl TO VOTERS SOME DRASTIC PROVISIONS IS. 8. J. MoAlliHtor, W. S. U'lten, W. G. KgRleston, Geo. M. Orton. II. D. Wagnon, H. J. Parkison, A. D. Crldge, V'. E. Coulter, Henry Addis, AlunBon M. IIImi'B, Harry Yankwich and oth ers nre preparing to submit the ful lowing constitutional amendment for a graduated spvcltlc tax and exemp tion, including homo rute by counties for the tnxatlon of personal property and lund Improvements: "Section 2 of Article IX of the Constitution of the State of Oregon shall be and hereby Is amended to rend ns follows: ARTICLE IX. "Section 2. Provision shall be made by law for ralBlng revenue suf ficient to defray the expenses of the state for each ducal your, and also a sufficient sum to pay tho Intorest on the state debt, If there be any. "(a) There Is hereby levied In every county tho following graduated spu cltlo tax upon every public service corporation on the total of tho as sessed values In the county of all the franchises' It operates and upon every person and every corporation owning land and natural resources or any In terest therein, the total of the ns HCHHcd values of which In the county Is greater than $10,000: (iriiriunlcd Corporation Tux. "$2.r0 on each $1.(KM above $10,000 and not above $20,000; anil In addi tion thi'i'elo: "$:. 00 oil each $1,000 above $20,000 and not ulxive $;U),ooo; anil In addi tion thereto: "S7.n0 on each $1,000 above $;t(),000 and not abovu $10,000; and In addi tion thereto: "$10.00 on each $1,000 above $40,- 000 and not above $."0,000; and In addition thereto: "$12.50 on each $1,000 above $50, 000 and not above $60,000; and In addition thoroto: "$15.00 ou each $1,000 above $60, 000 and not above $70,000; and in ad dition thereto: "$17.50 on each $1,000 above $70, 000 and not above $80,000; and in addition thereto: "$20.00 on each $1,000 above and not above $110,000; and In addition thereto: "$25.00 on each $1,000 above $90, 000 and not nbove $100,000; and in addition thereto: "$30,000 on each $1,000 on all above $100,000. "(b) Tho amount of said specific tax collected in each county shall he usod by the county on fellows: "First, for the county's share of state revenues; "Sceond, for the county general school and library fund; "Third, for the county road and bridge fund; "Fourth, for other expuisos of the county. "Fifth, for any publl.' purpose ap proved by the voters of the county. Nut Helleve Other Taxes. "(c) Tho said specific tax nguiliHt the owners docs not relieve any such property from the regular general and special tax levies of the taxing districts In which the property Ik lo cated. Said specllic taxes shall bo collected by the sheriff and tax col lector at the same time and In the same manner that other taxes are collected. On any total of assessed values to one person a Muni fraction less than one hundred dollars shall : be disregarded. The word person as used In this section Includes natural persons, partnerships and other as sociations for profit, estates, joint tenants, corporations and collective assessments to the heirs of deceased persons. "(d) Waters and water powers shall be assessed In the county where the .same are situated on the value per horse power of the water appro priated and the assessed values there of shall be listed by the county as sessor in the assessment rolls sep arately from the value of the lands and improvements In connection therewith. "(e) The assessed value of all per sonal property and Improvements on, in and under land In counties taxing such property shall be listed by the county assessor in the assessment rolls separately from 'the assessed values of the land. "(f) Every franchise of a public service corporation shall be aseesed and listed for taxation by the board of state tax commissioners, separate ly and apart from the assessed value of the property of the corporation. "(g) The board of state tax com missioners shall consist of the gov ernor, state treasurer and secretary of state. The governor Is responsi ble for enforcement of the tax and assessment laws and for that purpose he is authorized to employ neces sary assistance and to instruct and direct assessors and othetr public officers. "(h) Natural growths, deposits and other natural resources not ex presaly provided for herein, shnll be assessed as a part cf the land on, in or under which the same aro situ ated. The Single Tax Feature. "(1) The people of any county may at any time by a county law assess and tax personal property and Im provements on, In and under land in their county, but except as such prop erty may be assessed and taxed by and under such county laws, the same is exempt from taxation In Ore gon. Such local county law may be enacted, amended or repealed at any regular general election, or at a special election if such special elec tion Is demanded by 'nltlntive peti tion of not less than l per cent of the registered voters of the county. The county court shall give at least 60 days' notice of every Mich special eloctlon. "(J) The name public service cor poration within the manning of this section Includes every corporation which has a franchise from the state or any munllcpallty, or which In fact serves the public as a quasi pub lic corporation, or which, to enable It to serve the public, Is granted the right of eminent domain. "(k) No public service corporation owns or shall own a vested property TkOTeriirae Makes your hair grow long, heavy and luxuriant and we can prove it Get a 25 Cent Bottle Now and Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching Scalp and Dandruff -Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy, Lus trous and Abundant After Dnnderine Hair Cleanse Dunderine is to the hair what fresh ilmwcrs of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates d strengthens them. Ill exhilarating, stimula ting and lile-producing properties cause the hair to grow abundantly long, strong and beautiful. It at once impart" a spaikhng brilliancy and velvety softness to the hair, and s few weeks' use will cause new hair to sprout all over the scalp. Use it every day for a short time, after which two or three timet a week will be lulhcient to complete whatever growth you desire. Immediately after applying a little Dun derine ail dandruff will disappear, all itching of the sc-dp w ill crane and there will be no more loose or falling hair. If you wibh to double the beauty of your hair in ten' minutes surely try this moisten a cloth with a little Damlrrine and dtnw it carefully through your hair, taking one small st i mid at a time, this will cleanse die hair of dust, dirt or any excessive oil In a few moments your hair will be wavy, Huffy and abundant anil possess an incomparable soft new, lustre and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. II you car (or beautiful, soft hair and lota of it surely get a 25 cent bottle ol Kuowl ton's Danderint Irnin any drug ators or toilet counter A real mrpriss awaits you. ( " f jJisAa' :t. 1 l i'ai' 'if A i. ' :. 4 Skin or Beauty is a Joy Forever DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER Remnvftt Tan, Pimple, Freckle, Moth Fulcbefl, Rub, and Skin Dlm-wei, ana every Dieniun on beauty, aiid da lles detect ton. U hai atood tha test of 00 years, and U to h armies we taaWH to be aura II ta properly made. Acctpt oo counter feit of similar nam. Dr. I a. fluyra laid to a lady of tha haul ton (ft patient): "At you ladles will on than. I racummand i..u.j. th Ifssurt hfintifni of all tht akin prepanKiona' for eala by all dmiata and Fancy Good Dailan in tha Unitod Buta, Canada and Jturopa. raiLT.KOPl!!IS.PfOK 37 Great ham Strati RewToi AMERICA right in its franchise, hut every pub lic service corporation holds and ex ercises its franchise and all Its cor porate rights, powers, duties and privileges as a trustee for the peo ple of Oregon and for the jieople of every county and municipality in which It operates or by which It Is granted or allowed any corporate powers, rights, privileges . or fran chises. "(1) If any person or corporation shall at any time in any manner transfer or convey any franchise or any land or other property to any trustee, agent or dummy with intent to evade or hinder the levy or col lection of any tax, said trustee, agent or dummy shall thereby become the owner of such franchise or property; provided, that if any person shall convey any land or Interest therein or any part thereof to any corpora tion for the purpose of evading any provision of this Bectbn, the same shall bo thereby forfeited to the state of Oregon for the benefit of the Irreducible school fund. "(in) Provisions of the constitu tion and laws In conflict herewith or with any part hereof, are hereby re pealed in so far as they conflict here with. This section Is self-executing. Laws may bo enacted to aid Its oper ation, but not In any way to restrict Its effect." There never was a time when peo ple appreciated the real merits of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more than now. This Is shown by the In crease In sales and voluntary testi monies from persons who have been cured by It. If you or your children are troubled with a cough or cold, give it a trial and become acquainted with Its good qualities. For snip by nil dealers. A bird in the bush looks 10 times as alluring as a bird In the hand. s SHIPMENT OF APPLES As the apple shipments have now ceased for the season, the following figures may be of Interest. Total shipments for the season 1911-1912 were as follows: From Nova Scotia, 1,130.000 barrels From Canada 375,000 barrels From America 1,072,051 barrels Total 2,607,000 barrels Of the lot from America, probably 100,000 were pears, counted with the apple shipments. The total number of boxes shipped from America was 489,961, which were shipped to the following ports, namely: To Liverpool . 134,213 London 192,237 Glasgow 47,782 Hamburg. . 59,767 Various, 45,962, principally Scandina vian ports. As a rule these figures are seldom dissected and many Americans seeing the total of 2,607,000 barrels, might think these were all shipped from the United States, As will be seen from the above figures, Nova Scotia shipped out . more apples than the United State. nwsemsim COMPANY IS LAYING BIG MAINS DROWN'S Bronchial Troches Bare tin Toloe in all kinds of weather. Invalua ble to siugort and speakers for clearing the voice. Titer is not king mors effective for Throat Irrita tion, Hoarseness and Couglis. Slaty years' repu tation. Soldonlyln boaes. Sample mailed free, JOHN L BKUWN ft SON, Boston, Mass. gTCHIpwiiusvi. t SLJl-XSMK&'iHIUSSa The Salem Water, Light & Power company is doing some substantial lm provements in the district east of Twelfth street and south of State street. A 14-Inch main will be laid along Mill street from the plant to Seventeenth street, a distance of over a mile. At this point It will connect with an 8-Inch main along Seventeenth street. At each of the cross streets, mains will be laid of four and six-inch pipe to Btipply the districts south and north of Mill street. The company now has a crew of men at work laying mains on Fourteenth street, which is to be paved as soon as the weather and the stage of work done by the water company will permit. This work would have been much farther along than it now is had it not been for the burning of the Iron works at Oswego. The plant has been suffi ciently rebuilt to enable that company ( v i -) , s . . V f V ' i 1 ft i - . ; . ; : ' i ; f ' t ' f ' .' K '? ' Modern Lmnj Causes Sickness The stomach Is the most Important organ of tha body. Tha entire system depends upon its action. The stomach of a man or woman living a shut-in life from day to day.riding to and from business and taking little or no exercise in the fresh air, can not digest the amount of food that Is forced upon It. The stomach gradually grows weaker under these conditions and nervousness, kidney and liver troubles, rheumatism and other ailments are the result. COOPER'S NEW DISCOVERY tones up the stomach, cleanses the system, regulates the diges tive organs and gives nature a chance this Is the secret of health. Spring Medicine Every one needs a Spring medicine a medicine that will drive all impurities out of the system. Thick, clogged. Impure blood makes one tired, dopey and dull. The blood needs to be purified in the Spring more than at any other season of the year. A real Spring medicine will cleanse the blood, mak "Ing'it" rlch',red "and healthy. COOPER'S NEW DISCOVERY will prevent Spring fever, drive away that tired, lazy, halt-sick feeling and make you more cheerful, lively and buoyant. It Is a pure herbal preparation Nature's own remedy. Many thousands of persons testify -to the merit of Cooper's New Discovery in the treatment of stomach trouble, Indigestion, loss of appetite, lack of strength, rheumatism, ca tarrh and kidney and liver troubles. For Sale At PERRY'S DRUG STORE At All Druggists TRY IT TODAY to supply the pipe, which Is now being received almost daily. The sections of 14-Inch pipe are 12 feet long and weigh about 1200 pounds each, The company is using nothing but the very best cast iron pipe for all work. Xorth Pacific Count Events, 1012. Horse Show, Vancouver; D. C, April 22,27, 1912. Rose Festival, Portland, Oregon, June 10-15, 1912. National Electric Light association, Seattle, Wash., June 10-14, 1912. Montoinara Festo, Tacoma, Wash. June 30-Jtily 4, 1912. Grand Lodge, Henevolent and Pro tective Order of Elks, Portland, Ore., July 8-13, 1912. The Golden Potlatch, Seattle, Wash., July 15-20, 1912. National convention Women's Chris tian Temperance Union, Portland, Ore., October, 1912. Second World's Christian Cltlzen rhlp conference, Portland, Ore., June , Ift-July 6, 1912. J. E. McKeen, 1301 Cleveland v street, Wichita, Kansas, reports: "I suffered from kidney trouble, had se vere pains across my back, and was all played out. I began taking Fo ley Kidney Pills and soon there was a decided' Improvement. Finally the pain left entirely and I am fully cured of all my kidney trouble." Dr. Stone Drug Co. It is easy to feel that we are all right. The difficulty lies In convey ing this Impression to others. Why Salves Can't Cure Eczema Since the oltl-fnfdilonod theory of cttr Ing fi'zomu throuttfi the bluoil hna been Klven up by Rcieiitlsta, ninny 'different Nitlvi's lutva been tried for nkln dlaciiHea. nut It tins been found tlmt these tmlvefl only clou the pores and cunnot penetrate to the Inner xltln below the epidermis where the' eczemn Kermtt are lodged. Thin the qunllty of penetmtlnR probably explains the tremendous ruc ceHH of the well known lliiultl eczema remedy, oil of wlnterureen, thymol. Rly cerlne. etc., as compounded in D.D.D. Prescription. We have sold other remedies for skin trouhles but none that we can recom mend as hltihly as this for we know that U.V.D. stopn tho Itclt at once. He cun Klve you a trial niae bottle for 25 cents that will be enough to prove It. Of course- all other drUKslsts have CUD. Prescription go to them it you enn't come to us but don't accept some bltf pi-ollt substitute. But if yon come to our store, we are) so certain of what D.D.I). will do for you that we offer you a full size bottle on this Riiarnntee: If you do not find that It tnkes awny the ttch AT ONCE, it costs you not a cent J. C. Perry, Druggist. MWinnil 8-arwgMiM.r.w,. , m Vargarrt Anglta, ! "Grtti Storkliifrs" Low Round Trip Rates On dntea given below round trip tickets will be sold lo the points In the East shown below, and many others, at greatly reduced fares quoted: TIIKOllill TRAINS EAST In connection nllh The North Bank Road, Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railways. nuffalo Detroit . ., Minneapolis Atlantic City ,, Colorado Spring KuiiBits City ... New York St. Louis Hnltltnore Chicago Dultith Montreal Pittsburg .$112 Philadelphia Toronto . . , Hoston , . Denver Milwaukee . . Omaha . . . St. Paul . . . 93.00 84.00 61.50 110.00 93.00 111.50 56.50 74.00 61.50 61.50 109,00 r.o 56.50 61.50 110.00 71.50 109.00 74.00 61.50 106.50 93.00 Washington . . DATES OF SALE. May 2, ,1, 4, 9, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 29, 1912. June 1, 6, 7. 8, 13, 14, 15. 17, IS. 19, L'0, 21, 21 July 2, 3, 6, 7, 11, 12, 1",, 1(1. 20. 22. 23. 2fi. 2fl an f!i ion August 1, J, ,1 fi. 7, 12, 1.",, id, 22, 23, 29, 30, 31, m?'. Sepiemlter 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 30, 1912. Stop-overs and choice cf routes allowed in each direction Final return limit October 31, 1912. Detnlls of schedules, fares, etc., will be furnished n request. W. E. COMAN, Gen. Frt. & Pass Agt., Portland, Or C. E. A LB IN, Agent, Salem. Ore. w . 27, 2S, 29, 1912
