Daily capital journal., July 22, 1912, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

BADLT CAPITAL JOURNAL, 81M, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 22, 1911.
PAGE THBU
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Telegraph
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It commands instant attention. It
is never laid aside to be read later.
No man is too busy to stop and read
a telegram.
Let the Western Union handle your
business letters by telegraph.
Information by Telephone.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Notice of Intention tj Improve North
Sixth Street.
Notice la hereby given that the
common council of the city of Salem,
Oregon, deems It expedient and pro
poses to Improve North Cth street
from Hood street to McClaln's D. L.
C. with Gravel Concrete at the ex
pense of the adjacent and abutting
property within said limits, In ac
cordance with the plans, specifica
tions and estimates for the Improve
ment of said North Oth street from
Hood street to McClaln's D. L. C. as
heretofore adopted by the common
council and on file In the olllce of
the city recorder, which are hereby
referred to for a more particular and
detailed description of said Improve
ment, and are hereby made a part of
this notice.
Written remonstrance against the
Improvement proposed herein may be
made at any time within ten (10)
days from the final publication of
this notice in the manper provided by
the city charter.
This notice Is published for ten
(10) days pursuant to a resolution of
the common council and the date of
the first publication thereof Is the 9th
day of July, 1912, and the date of the
final publication will be the 20th day
of July, 1912.
CHAS. F. ELGIN, Recorder.
7-9-llt
Insect Bite Costs Leg.
It you are a housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or
beautiful by washing dishes, sweep
ing and doing housework all day, and
crawling Into bed dead tired at night.
You must get out Into the open air
and sunlight. If you do this every
day and keep your stomach and bow
els In good order by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets when needed, you
should become both healthy and
beautiful. For sale by all doalers.
Notice of Intention to Improve Cot
tage Street
Notice Is horeby given that the
common council of the city of Salem,
Oregon, deems It expedient and pro
poses to Improve Cottage street from
the south lino of State street to the
north line of Ferry' street with El
Oso pavement at the expense of the
adjacent and abutting property with
in said limits, In accordance with the
plans, specifications and estimates
for the improvement of said Cottage
street from the south line of State
street to tho north line of Ferry
street as heretofore adopted by the
common council and on tile In the
cmce of the city rocordor which are
hereby referred to for a more partic
ular and detailed description of said
Improvement, and aro hereby made a
part of this notice.
Written remonstrance against the
Improvement proposed herein maybe
made at any time within ten (10)
duys from the final publication of
this notice In the manner provided by
the city charter.
This notice Is published for ten
(10) days pursuant to a resolution of
the common council and the date of
tho first publication thereof Is the
9th day of July, 1912, and the date
of the final publication will be the
20th day of July, 1912.
CHAS. F. ELGIN, Recorder.
7-9-llt
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Many Varieties
Of Bread
ore baked here. You don't have to
put up with the same kind day t'ter
day as Is generally tho case where
bread Is baked at home. So If only
for a change come and try some oth
er kind of bread than that yon
make. You'll like It because every
body does who tries It.
CAPITAL BAKERY
41 Court Street x Fhoae IK
COMPANY u
IS OFF TO
THE WARS
FIFTY-FOUR OF SALEM'S BOYS
SHOULDER KNAPSACK AND GUN
AND GO TO THE SOUND FOR A
WEEK'S ENCAMPMENT.
With fifty-four members of Com
pany M, Third regiment, O. N. G off
on tho encampment at Gato, Washing
ton, this will he a dull week to many
people In Salem. Of coursed the mar
ried men of the militia will not be
missed so much, but there was many
fond heart beating Its tattoo and
avlng sad farewells when the train
pulled out Saturday afternoon for the
annual encampment. In the mixed
delegation seeing the boys off there
were wives, slstora and sweethearts.
the latter predominating. Why?' For
sooth, were they not real soldiers,
dressed In regulation uniform with
their blankets strapped on their backB,
carrying their repeating rifles and
with camp and kit, tents, bag and bag
gage, with enormous supplies of pro
visions going on the same train
Five of the fifty-four men. which
will probably be the largest company
going from Oregon, have seen service
In real militia operations. They are:
Cnptaln Abrams, and Privates Morrell,
.ewls, Hartman and Fournior. The
last named can show you a very
choice collection of wounds received
nd In addition to carrying a gun, can
draw the long bow, which means spin
a yarn to good advantage. Ho should
have been an editor.
Company M will be part of what Is
known as the Reds In the army ma
neuvers against the Blues. The com
missioned officers are Captain Ab
rams, Lieut. Golilliar, 2d Lieut. Neer,
1st Serg. Pearmlne, QuartornwHter
Sergeant Holman, Sergeants Maynard,
Scott, Hlckox and Relgelman. The
corporals are Adklns, Elspath, Chan
dler, Schrelber, Lewis, Judson. The
company musician Is Clarence Hlckox.
Chief Cook Richmond will prepare the
grub and there will be lots of It. The
baggage Is In charge of Corporal
Chandler, holding the high title of
Acting Quartermaster Sergeant. W.
C. Raines, one of the staff of tho Wll
lametto Collegian, la press represen
tative for the Capital Journal and a
supply of the popular Salem dally will
go to tho camp every day and will be
distributed by First Sergeant W. O.
Pearmlne. Tire news from home will
be ono of the enjoyablo features of
camp life and will go fur with tho
compliments of the Capital Journal to
make up for salt Junk, hardtack nnd
sliimgulllon coffee of the true govern
ment Arbuckle brand.
U1U 1 LK IMS ATI
Arrow
Kotch COLLAR
Cluett, Pmbody Co., Troy, N. Y.
MARION COUNTY REAL ES-
TATE, TRANSFERS AND IN-
STKUMENTS RECORDED.
Warrant)' Deeds.
Charlca Druck and wife to Fredrlcn
Lohff, part of Waldo Hills Fruit
Farms No. 4, and Shaw's First addi
tion to Shaw, $500.
Walter E. Hemstcad and wife to
Annie Thompson, one acre on Mill St,
Woodburn $1500.
Christian Kaufmann and wife to Jo
seph Fink nnd wife, part of lot 7,
block 72, North Salem, $1200.
Julius O. Voget and wife to C. La
clielo, part of lot 1, block 35, of Uni
versity addition to Balcm, $750.
George McNeill to J. A. Dlvely, 21.08
acres, section 18, township 6 south,
rungo 1 west of Willamette meridian,
$3640.
Henry Zorn and wife to C. II. Erlist,
16.17 acres In donation land claim No.
73. township 4 south, runge 2 west of
Willamette meridian, $2000.
A. H. Burger and wlfo to W. H. Bur
ger, lot 11, block 4, Queen Anne addi
tion to Salem, $l,ri00.
Corporations.
Gem Jewelry Co., Portland.' M. B.
Oktim, avo multifield, II. M. Alexan
der; $5000.
IntiTstnto Audit Company, Portlund,
T. A. Krhs or.d M. II. Schult, $3001.
Columbia Contracting & Engineering
Company, Rainier. A. L. Flchmond and
J. K. Ilurd and C. B. Richmond, $5000.
Portland Bridge and Building Com
pany, Portland. R. W. Wilbur, 8. C.
Spencor and K. C. Howell, $5000.
Direct Realty Co., Portlr.nd. C. A.
Eastman, A. II. Hertz and George A.
Eastman, $2000.
Noah Ij.mtiert KsUilo Company, E.
M. Memlenhall, F. A. JJ.Iaeknon and J.
M. liong, $25,000.
Tho International Free IKin Asso
ciation, Portlund. George Welnsteln,
president; I). Cooper, financial secre
tary; M. RoHiiniuy, recording secre
tary, $1500.
I'lnatllla Townslte Company, Cma
tllla; D. C. Brownell, R. V. Browne!!,
and C, O. Brownell, $10,0000.
Brownell Livestock Compnny, I). C.
Urowcell, C. O. Brownell, Don C.
Brownell, R. V. Brownell, $10,000.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
i THE OPEN FORUM
The Capital Journal Invites pub- ', '.
Ho discussion in this department
Let both sides of all matters ; ;
be fully brought out It la not
the purpose of this newspaper to
do the thinking for its readers.
Folly of Contract Work.
Editor Journal;
Why do contractors oppose day la
bor In regard to all public work and
large buildings? Did you ever Btop to
consider the per cent profit that Is al
ways figured by the contractor above
his actual days' wages, for there Is no
one that employs help but that ex
pects to make a little extra on each
laborer. This per cent Is small when
one looks to ono man, but when one
considers several workmen on a Job
it amounts to considerable, as the
profit is from tweaty-flve cents a
day to two dollars and fifty cents, ac
cording to the class of mechanic.
Who are the contractors? Are they
the men who have served from three
to four years' apprenticeship along
each line of work and mastered It?
Workmen who have labored day after
(lay at small wages trying to earn
enough for the maintenance of a
home? No, It Is not the quullfied me
chanic, It Is the man with the money;
men who have never attempted to do a
day's work of physical lubor; men
who do not need to work. They liave
the money to handle the Job, pay the
amount of the doposlt which Is re
quired to show good faith In complet
ing the contract and pay the dully la
bor which rangos from one hundred
to five hundred dollars and often
more.
Of course, It Is true there are Borne
advantages with a contract. Aftor It
Is turned over to the contractor there
Is no running around looking after
various incidentals that must be look
ed after at a moment's notice. But
Just stop to think the price paid for
this. You could well afford to do It
yourself. There Is the employing and
discharging help and keeping the pay
roll that the contractor attends to,
besides the buying to advantage of all
material.
While on the other hand a building
could bo completed much better for
the same price of a contract. One
should employ a Bkllled mechanic
along each line of work, to Hike
charge and look after It, and save tho
profit of the day lubor for better work
manship or material for It Is true, if
you cannot trust a man to do on hon
est day's work, you cannot tnmt him
on a contract. For the saying Is true,
"There are tricks In all trades but
mine." There Is no one couiMtent to
Judge another class of work than what
he knows about It would be folly for
one to enter a store and toll the mer
chant one quality of goods is better
than another unlcws he had experience
along that lino. So it Is with bul'dlng.
Are you competent to Judge first, sec
ond and third grade lumber after a
building is completed, or can you toll
If tho brick Is laid with a buttered
Joint or spreud Joint, or can you tell
the thickness of plaster If It Is one
rtghth. of an Inch or half an Inch. I
dare soy If you can, you are an excep
tion. So you Bee there Is no dungcr of
a contractor losing money. Ho has
all the advantages. If you employ an
Inspector to look after the varloua
trades, why not have him lake charge
and give the laborers a square deal.
Besides, an Inspector cannot bo every
place at once.
We have here In our city a lurgn
amount of building, but It Is contract
work and what advantage to local la
bor The supreme court building Is a
stuto Institution and by rights should
be built by the taxpayers of tho stato.
The ' city library, although donated,
the local lubor has the advantages of
the free books to read and should
muke use of them more than they do,
but this Is about the amount of the
money left here for the construction.
We have two new school buildings
l elng completed, but the greater am
ount of help Is Imported to do It while
the local help pays for It. As I was nt
(lie Illglilnnl school the other day
there were six plasterers working and
only ono a local man and there are
enough Idle plasterers living In that
diHtrlct alone to do the work, although
they won't even get the chance lo
work out their share of the taxes In
payment of the school. .
It Is the same with the city's pride,
the Masonic temple. How much local
help Is there. There were six plaster
ers working on the fourth floor with
no local man the other dey. While
many of the good brothers harp about
the parcels pout and sending to John
Smith or 8irt, Roebuck Co.for mcr
chandlse, they Import the labor to do
their work and leave the home help
Idle. It seems to me they could af
ford to pay ten per cent more to keep
the money here so that It would come
back to them and possibly make from
25 per cent to B0 per cent profit on
their wares they have for salo, than to
have tho stranger come and take It
out of their reach.
Who Is the gainer and who profits
by contract work? Is It the builder? No.
Vcu pay for everything you get Is It
the local help? No. The contractor
has his picked men and tries to keep
them. Is It the merchant? No, for
the large contractor Is the man with
money and lives In the largest places
so that he comes In touch with more
work and aftor his work la completed
he returns home.
JESS POTTER.
IF AMENDMENT
PASSES SHE
CAM QUALIFY
That If a woman Is elected to office
at tho coming general election and the
woman's suffrage amendment is en
acted Into law she will be able to
qualify Is the opinion of Attorney-
General Crawford. '
The oplnlou is rendered at the re
quest of r, resident of Harney county
where a woman Is running for county
school superintendent, Bhe desiring to
know If her election would bo legal.
An examination of the law discloses
that there Ib nothing to prevont her
from being elected, but that there Is a
constitutional provision holding that
none but electors can qualify for an
office. But should the suffrage
amendment pass then she would be
able to qualify and nBsiimo the often.
COMPANY OBJECTH
TO PAYING LICENSE
Raising the contention that the law
relative to peddlers tuklng out li
censes In the state Is unconstitution
al, the H. W. Spuuldlng company, a
corporation of Iowa, which makes It
a business to manufacture vehicles of
all kinds and peddling them In the
ceuntry, has commenced suit In the
circuit court here to restrain the state
officials from applying tho law to It.
The case will likely bo taken to the
supreme court for adjudication, for
tho company Is wealthy, and evidently
Intends to have the law declared In
valid, If It Is possible to do bo,
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This 1b an age of grmt dlscover'cj
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