Daily capital journal., November 09, 1912, Page Page Eight, Image 8

DAM CAPITAL JOtJIWAL, SALEJt, OBJGGOJf, SATURDAY, yOTEMBEU 8, 1012.
Pairc Elfflit
Would Have
the States
Control It
Acknowledging Uo liniwi tunco of
efforts that havo been limdt) hi the
past by tho slute to procure) tho rltflit
to control the llimor truffle, (lover
nor West hits marie pulillc a letter In
wlildi lio Btutes His intention to np
polnt delegates to atlend a conference
at WiiHlilntit.im, which Is culled for
the purpose of expediting the passage
In tlm nert HesHlon of congress ot
hill lo that end, which wag Biilnnltted
to the la.st session, but not noted upon
when congress adjourned,
Tho chief question to lie enoouii
torcd In thin legislation is wln.'ther tho
poll powers of the state can lie in
yoked without Interfering with tho
federal government.
Stales Should Coiilrnl.
For a number of years past an at
fort has been made to Heeure the pas'
wage of JegiHbil.lon liy congress which
would Insure to the states tho rigid
to control the lliior traffic untrain
nn-leil from the outHido. It 1h admit
ted on all hands that the states ought
to he free l: adopt whatever policy
may seem to them wiliest and best for
the regulation anil control of the
liquor I ra flic hut obstacles have been
found In that, tho power to regulate
Interstate coniinerco Las been espe
chilly delegated to the federal govern
ment.
l'Yicmls 'fif stale regulations, how
ever, believe that the police powers ol
tin several states can he Invoked
without Interfering with the rights of
the federal government.
Iist year a conference of thoBO In
terested in tile subject of interstate
llipuir shipments was held in Wash
ington. As a result of the conference
a bill was agreed uimi and presented
to congress, but congress adjourned
before the bill canie uu for passage.
With a view of expediting the piib
Hage of the measure at tills seHSion of
congress, a conference has been called
at the oily of Washington on Decem
ber llllli. This office has been asked
to appoint dcdegales to this confer
ence, and, realizing- I ho Importance o(
this meeting, ami wishing to appoint
only those who are deeply interested
In this subject, 1 am taking this means
to call the matter to public attention.
Those lntnresicd, and wishing to at
tend arc reijuesled to send in their
names.
Tho summer girl has resigned in fa
vor of thi! cuddlesomo girl.
THESE BILLS MAT
HAVE GONE THItOUCin
Thoro were nlno road measures sub
mitted to tho people lit the liutt elec
tion. Six wero submitted by tho liar
meny committee appointed by Cover-
i.or West, two by the grange commit-
d o and ono by good roads advocates
In Jackson county.
The election returns Indicate that
four of tho bIx harmony bills may cur
ry, and also ono of tho grange bills,
If thero Is no niatorlal change from
Into results, tho following bills may
carry:
Harmony Jllllr-l'rovldlng for tho
working of convicts on county roads.
Providing for working of county and
city prisoners on county roads. Con
iitltutlonal amendment limiting the
.-.tale Indebtedness for road construe
tion to 2 per cent of taxublo property
In tho stato. Constitution amendment
limiting county Indebtedness for road
construction to 2 per cent of taxable
property In the state.
Tho grange hill authorizing counties
to Iskuo bonds In tho construction of
permanent romls.
Will
TEAK DOWN
PORTLAND HOTEL
Portland, Or., Nov. 8. Tho Portland
hotel, famed throughout the country
as the stopping place for notables, Is
to bo razed. A structure In keeping
with tho splendid number of hotel
buildings In the city, Is to bo reared on
the site at once. It was nt first stated
that a large wing was to be added to
the present hotel building, but on ac
count of construction difficulties It
was decided to erect an entirely now
building.
Filed Their Statements.
I'lio following candidates yesterday
filed statements of their campaign ex
penses In tho olllce of the secretary of
state:
J. II. (Iraham, Democratic candidate
or congress In tho second district,
$-11. i(); K. V. Curler, Republican can-
lldate for presidential elector, none;
I. I,ee Paget, Prohibition candidate
for l ulled SUites senator, $208; K. C.
Jlltner, booster for tho Illue Sky law,
none; G. W. Phelps, candidate for clr-
sult Judge In tho sixth district, $1:10.
The oldest colleges still retain their
faculties.
THE SECRET OF EONG EIFE.
Do not tup the sprint's oi life by netfhet of the human meohnnlsm, by allowing
the accumulation of poisons in the system. An imitation of Naturo'a method of
restoring waste of tissue and impoverishment of tho biood and nervous strength is
to tuke an alterative glyceric extract (without alcohol) of Golden Seal and Oregon
grape root, liloodroot, Stone and Mandrake root with Cherrybark. Over 40 years
oio Dr. Pierce Riivo to the public this remedy, which he called Dr. Pieree'i Golden
Medical Discovery. He found it would help the blood in taking up the proper ele
ments from food, help the liver into activity, thereby throwing out the poisons from
the blood and vituli'.intf tho wind 3 system us well as allaying and toothing a cough.
INo one ever tukes cold unless constipated, or exhausted, and having what wo
call mat-nutrition, which is attended with impoverished blood
and exhaustion of nerve force. The "Discovery" is an all
round tonic which restores cone to the blood, nerves and
heart b,- imitating Nature s methods of restoring waste
of tissue, .ind feuding the nerves, heart and lungs on rich
red blood.
" I siiflYnil from pnln unilor my rtirht shoulder tilmlo also a vory
seven! coarh," writim MllH. W. Horn, of New llnioktunil, 8. C, to Dr.
K. V. 1'lerce, Iluirnlii, N. Y. " llml four Hiirorent iluctors and none did
me any wxhI. Koine miid I hint consumption, others naid 1 would hsva
lu have mi operation. I whs hedriililen, unulilo to sit up for six months
iiuil win tmtliiTiir but n livu skeleton. You Bilvlsnl me to bike I)r.
Vieivo'H (iolilt-n Mfxliciil DtHcovery and Dr. Pierre's Pleasant Pellets.
When 1 hud taken ono tmttlo of the 'Discovery' 1 could sit up for an
liour at a lime, and when 1 had taken three bottles I could do my
cookint and tend lo tho eliililren. I took fourteen bgttlua In all and waa
then in tfiHid health. My weight is nuw lli7 uounda.
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Standard
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For: Retail Sales, Cash and Charge; Hilling and Charging; City
Delivery Tickets; Factory Orders Shop Orders; lleriulsltlons Purchas
ing Orders; Express Forms; I nlforin Hills of Lading.
Forms In rolls for all makes of Heglsters and all Hell-Paper Devices.
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District Agents, Pacific. -Northwest 87-89 Front St, Portland, Ore.
: Victrolas Phonographs Graphophones
$15.00 to $250.00
Make your Holiday Selections early and be nssured of the model
you wish.
Seo tho Vlctrola (new model) No. 10 $75.00. Now line of Fancy
Music Rolls at special prices.
Fdlson, Victor and Columbia records. Singer Sewing Machine
Agency.
CHAS. E. ANDERSON
247 North Commercial Street. Salom, Oregon
Noilco lo the Voters of the City of
Salem, Oregon.
rurstiont to the provisions of Sec
tion 10 of Ordinance No. 818, and Sec
tion 1 of Ordinance No. 085, I, Chas.
F. Elgin, the recordor of the City of
Salem, Oregon, hereby publish the full
text and ballot title and numbers of
an ordinance numbared 11G6-A, the
same being an ordinance appropriat
ing mouoy for the support and main
tenance of a Salem band, submitted
to the votors by the common council
to be voted upon at the regular city
election to be held In Bald city on tho
2d day of Docomber, 1912.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
City Itocordor.
AN ORDINANCE No. 1156-A,
Appropriating money for the sup
port and maintenance of a Salom band
and to provide band music for the
general public In the city of Salem,
Oregon, and providing the manner of
expending the same,
lie It ordained by the common coun
cil of tho City of Salom, Oregon:
Section 1. That the sum of $1G00.00
or so much thoreof as may be neces
sary, be and the same la hereby ap
propriated out of tho money In the
general fund In the city treasury of
the City of Salem, Oregon, not other
wise appropriated, for the support and
maintenance of a Salem hand, and to
furnish band music to the general
public of the City of Salem, Oregon.
Section 2, That the expenditure of
the money hereby appropriated be and
the same hereby Is entrusted In the
hands of a special enmmittoe to be
appointed by the common council for
such purpose and the said oommlttee
shall have the power and It shall be
their duty to enter Into a contract
with some suitable person or persons
to maintain a band "find to furnish
band music at suitable places and oc
casions for the general public of the
City of Salem, Oregon. That said
committee shall havo power to pro
vide In said contract for a number
of public concerts to be given by said
band, and to make all other provis
ions and arrangements necessary to
be made for tho support and main
tenance of a public band.
Passed by the common council on
the 21at day of October, 1912.
Attost: CHAS. F. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Approved by the mayor on the 25th
day of October, 1912.
LOUIS LACHMUND,
Mayor.
The title of the foregoing bill on
the official ballot together with the
number la as follows:
A SfouHuro Submitted to (ho Voters by
tho Common Council Number
Three,
Shall a Selem band be supported
osd maintained by the city of Sulcin
by an annual appropriation?
Vote for one only: Yes or No.
104. Yes.
105. No.
ll-7-5t
Notice to tho Voters of the City of
Salom, Oregon.
Pursuant to the provisions of sec
tion 10 or ordinance No. 818, I,
Chas. F. Elgin, the recorder of the
city of Salem, Oregon, hereby publish
the full text and ballot title and num
bers of an ordinance numbered 1157,
the same being a charter amendment
submitted to tho voters by the com
mon council to be voted upon at the
regular city election to be held in
said city on the 2d day of December,
1912. CHAS. F. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Ordinance No. 1157.
Charter Amendment Submitted to the
Voters by the Common Council. A
Illll Numbered 1222.
For an ordinance providing for the
amendment of section fl of the char
ter of the city of Salem, Oregon, as
adopted by a vote of tho people under
tho constitutional powers of the ref
erendum on December 6, 1909, by the
addition of two new sub-divisions
thereto to be numbered, respectively,
forty-three (43, nnd forty-four (14)
granting and conferring powor and
authority upon the common council
of tho city of Salom, Oregon, to mnke,
levy and Impose new assessments or
re-assessments upon lots, blocks or
parts thoreof or parcels of land which
may have been specially and peculiar
ly benefitted by public Improvements
to tho extent of their respective and
proportionate shares of the full value
of such Improvements where the
original asseBtnents therefor may have
been Bet aside, annulled, declared or
rendered void or the enforcement or
which has been refused by any court
of competent jurisdiction, either di
rectly or Indirectly, or when the com
mon council may deem any assess
ments or proceedlus or parts thoreof.
under which such Improvements may
have been made, to be Irregular or In
valid. 1
He It Ordained by the Common
Council of the Cly of Salem, Ore
gon. He It Onlulned by the Legal Voters of
tho City of Saleili, Oregon.
Section 1. That section 6 of the
charter of the city of Salem, Oregon,
as amended by a vote ot tho people
under the constitutional power of the
referendum on December 6, 1909, be
and the same Is hereby amended by
the addition of two new subdivisions
thoroto to be numbored, respectively,
forty-three (43) and forty-four (44),
which shall rend In words and figures
as follows, towlt:
Ssctloa 43. Whenever an assess
ment for the opening, altering, grad
ing, paving or Improving ot any
street, or construction, reconstruc
tion or repair of any sewer or for any
local Improvement which has been
already made or which may hereafter
bo made by the city of Salem, which
has nlrendy benn or which may here
after be set aside, annulled, declared
or rendered void or its enforcement
refused by any court of competont
Jurisdiction whother directly or by
virtue of any doclslon of such a court
or when the council may be In doubt
as to the validity of any such assess
ment, or any part thereof, which may
havo already boon made or may here
after bo. madfl, the council may, by
ordinanco, mnke a new assessment or
re-nssessmont upon the lots, blocks
or parts thereof or parcels of land
which have been bonofltted by any
Bitch improvements to the extent of
their respective and proportionate
shares of the full value and cost
thereof.
Such re-assesment shall be bnsed
upon tho special and peculiar benefit
of any such Improvement to the re
spective lots, blocks or parts thereof
or parcels of land assessed at the
time of making the original assess
ment, but shall no exceed the amount
of such original assessment, togother
with any deficits forming a part of
said original assessment, but Inter
est thereon from the date of delln
qnnncy of the original and deficit as
iiosBiuent may bo addod at the discre
tion of the common council. Such
new assessment or re-assessment
shall be mudo In an equitable man
ner, as nearly as may be In accord
anco with the law In force nt the time
of making the original assessments,
but tho council may adopt, In Its dls
cretlon, a different plan of apportion
ment of the special and pecullur ben
efits when In lis judgment It may be
necessary to secure an equitable as
sessment. The proceedings required
by this charter to be had prior to the
making of tho original assessment
shnlt not bo required to be taken or
had In making a new or re-assessment
undor this section, Such new
or ro-assessmont shall bo made and
shall become a lien and charge upon
tlm property upon which the same Is
levied, notwithstanding the omission,
failure or neglect of any officer, body
or, person to comply with the pro
visions of this charter connected with
or relating to such improvement and
original assessment, and notwith
standing that the proceedings of the
common council or any of the officers
of the city of Salem, Oregon, may
have been Irregular or defective,
whether such Irregularity be jurisdic
tional or otherwise. Such re-assessment
shall not be made In the case of
a street Improvement wherein a re
monstrance sufficient In law -to do
feat the same shall have been filed.
The common shull, by resolution,
declare the district that will be spe
cially and peculiarly benefitted by the
Improvement for which the new as
sessment or re-assessment Is made
and shall direct tho city engineer to
prepare a preliminary assessment up
on the property Included therein
within a time to bo fixed by said reso
lution, Upon thd passage of such
resolution the city engineer Bhall, as
soon thereafter as such new assess
ment or re-ttssessmcnt Is prepared, file
tho same with any maps or plats which
gother with any maps or plats which
may be prepared as a part of such
re-assessment, who shall forthwith
give notice for ten (10) successive
publications of a newspaper published
in the city of Salem, Oregon, that
such re-asscssmont Is on file In his of
fice, giving the date of the passage of
the resolution, directing the making
of the same, and the time at which
the council will hear and consider ob
jections to said assessment by parties
deeming themselves aggrieved or dis
proportionately assessed thereby and
warning all such persons not to de
part from the council meeting until
such re-assessment has been com
pleted. The city recorder, upon the
first publication of Bald notice, shall
forthwith mall to the owner of each
lot or block or part thereof or tract
of land affected by such assessment,
or to his agent, if the postofllce address
of either be known to him, a notice of
such assessment, and if such postof-
fice address be unknown then such
notice shall be directed to the appar
ent owner or his agent at Salom, Ore
gon.
The owner or owners of any such
property which Is re-assossed by such
preliminary re-assessment or any per
son having any Interest therein may
within ten (10) days from the last
publication herein provided for, file
with the city recorder their objections
In writing, to such re-nssessmont.
At the time appointed in such no
tice the common council shall hear
and determine all objections which
have been filed by any party Interest
ed. The common council shall have
power to adjourn such hearing from
time to time, nnd shall have power,
In Its discretion, to revise and correct
or set aside or order the remaking of
such preliminary assessment and
shall thereafter pass an ordinance
approving nnd confirming such pre
liminary re-assessment as corrected
and remade by It and such decision
shall be final determination of the
regularity, validity and correctness of
the re-asseBinent, except as provided
for In subdivision 44 of this section.
When said re-assessment Is com
pleted and confirmed by the ordi
nance abovs provided for It hall be
entered In the docket of city Hens and
shall be enforced and collected In the
same manner that other assess
ments for local Improvements are en
forced and collected under this char
ter and th j laws of the city of Salom.
All sums paid upon the original as
sessment shall bo credited to the
property on accouut of which the
same were paid as of the date of such
payment. And all applications to pay
said assessments In Installments and
authorize the Issuance of bonds un
dor the Bancroft act shall be deemed
to apply to such re-assessments as ot
the date of the filing of any such ap
plication. Whenevor an attempt has beon
made to sell property under any as
sessment and such sale Is found or
declared to be void, upon the making
of the re-assessment the property shall
ho resold and the proceeds of such
sale Bhall be paid to the purchaser at
the former void sale or his assigns.
No proceedings shall be Instituted
for making a re-ossosment under the
provisions of this subdivision unless
the resolution directing the same shall
bo passed within ten (10) years of the
passage of the resolution or ordinance
declaring, the notice of Intention for
the making of thai original work, im
provement or repair.
Section 44. Any person who has
filed objection to such new assess
ment or re-assessment, and who mny
not have been satisfied by the amend
ments made by the common council
or by tho hearing granted such per
son, may appeal to the circuit court
of the state of Oregon, for tho county
of Marlon, from the re-assessment
against any property owned by him
or In which he has an Interest.
An appeal may be taken by serving
notice of appeal within twenty (20)
days from the passage of the ordi
nance adopting the re-assessment as
amended and modified by the common
council upon the mayor, city recordor
or city attorney and filing the same
with proof of service togother with
an undertaking with one w more
sureties who shall have the qualifica
tion s of sureties on appeal from the
circuit court to the supreme court. If
such sureties are exqopted to by the
city they shall Justify as sureties on
undertatking8 of appeal from the cir
cuit court to the supreme court. Suld
undertaking shall be conditioned that
the appellant shall pay all costs and
disbursements that may be awarded
against him on appeal, not exceeding
Ave hundred ($500) dollars. Said
bond and notice of appeal b1ij.11 be
filed within twenty (20) days from the
service of such notice In the office of
the clerk of said circuit court togeth
er with a copy of the re-assessment
ordinance Bo far as the same affects
the property of the appellant Any
number of persons affected may Join
In such appeal and tho only question
to be determined therein shall be the
amount of special and peculiar bene
llts equitably to be assessed ngaltut
the property of each person Joining in
said appeal. The Jury shall view the
property re-assessed and Its verdict
shall be a final and conclusive deter
mination of the question. On such ap
peal the fact that one called as a Juror
may be a taxpayer of the city of Sa
lem, Oregon, shall not disqualify hlin
from acting as Juror. The city shall
be considered the plaintiff and such
appeal shall be conducted, hoard and
determined as far as practicable, in
the same manner as an action at law.
If the amount assessed by the Jury
against any appellant be not less than
that fixed In the assessment appealed
from, the Judgment in addition to de
claring the assessment found shall bo
entered against such appellant anl
his sureties for his proportion of the
costs of such appeal. Tho same fees
and costs shall be taxed and paid upon
such npyeal as are allowed In other
actions.
Passed by the common council this
2Sth day of October, 1912.
Attest: CHAS. F. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Approved by the mayor this 28th
day of October, 1912.
i J. D. WARING,
Acting Mayor.
The title of the foregoing bill on the
official ballot togother with the num
ber Is as follows:
Charier Amendment Submitted to the
Voters by tho 'Common Council
Number Fonr.
Shall Section 6 of the charter of the
city of Salom, Oregon, be amended by
adding two subdivisions thereto num
bered forty-three (43) and forty-four
(44) granting and conferring power
and authority upon the common coun-
clll to make, levy and Impose new as
sessments or re-assesaments upon
lots, blocks or parts thereof or parcels
of land which may have been specially
nnd peculiarly benefited by public Im
provements to tho extent of their re
spective and proportionate shares of
the full value of such Improvements
where the original assessments there
for may have been set aside, annulled,
declared or rendered void or tho en
forcement of which has been refused
by any court of competent Jurisdiction
either directly or indirectly or when
the common council may deem any as
sossment or proceedings or parts
thereof under which such improve
ments may have boon made, to be Ir
regular or Invalid.
Vote for one only: YES or NO
106. Yes.
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All Counterfeits, Imitations and Ju cl,,,!
. Experiments that trlflo with and in.i,.
Infants and Children-Experience 25
What is CASTOR!
Cawtoria Is a harmless substitute for Cn.
porle, Drops and Soothing Syrnps. iti'''
contains neither Opium, Morphluo nor '
substance. Its afro is its guarantee., iti
and allays Fcverishness. Tor inoro tlian
lias been in conwtant uso lor tho rlleii7
riatulency, AVlnd Colic, all Teotiiln, k
Diarrhoea. It regulates tho Stomach
nsNimllates tho Food, giving healthy nnd V"
Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's 1
genuine' CASTORIA i
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In Use For Over 30 V
tut etNTjn eoMPAnr, tt mudkut tmit, timx.
Ii'iiim"'" ii iiiii iii Mm in bmiiTm lr i mtmm"m!t
$200 Round Trip Fare
Salem to Portland
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18, 19, 20 and 21, with final return limit November!!
For further details as to fares from any specific t
schedules, etc., call on nearest agent or write to ;
JOHN 31. SCOTT, General russcngcr Agent, Port
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f-om the cheapest to the ::
best sold on installments ::
and rented.
GEO. C. WILL
Edison, I
Columbia '
i: Sewing Machines j: Latest Sfe
Genuine needles, oil and I
-ew parts for all sewing f
machines. Sewing ma
ohines rented.
GEO. C. WILL
A lull stock (
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Piano and Off
Violins,
Mandolins ntf
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SOUTH SALEM MARKET
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We also carry a full line of cigars, tobsoco,
drugs and stamps.