Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 14, 1917, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextKEEZA-A-BOOB The Daily Capital Journal Classified Telephone : Business Directory A Quick, tlandy Reference for Busy People JltTEBTTHIKQ Bectri C6., Masonic Temple, TttANSTEtt .Balem Troik A ftrejr Co corner Btate FOB 8 ALE ?t)R SALE On half acre good land in Salem, 8 room house, barn, chirk en house. Good well and garden. On food street near carline. Price $700. Fart cash, balance $5 per month. Square Deal Realty Co., 202- U. S. Bank Bldg. - FOE BENT 3"OB RENT Nicely furnished house keeping rooms, reasonable. 855 N. commercial. If ATTORNEY AT LAW tBNEST E. BAKER HAS RESUMED his law practice at 201 Salem Ban of Commerce. Telephone number 2fiQ MISCELLANEOUS FLORA .4. BBEWSTEB, M. D. Neu rologist, nervous and chronic diseas M specialty. S3 yrs. experience with drugs, surgery and drag-less methods. Examination free. 718 Stat t. Phone 1850. CHXEOFBACTIO 8FIN0LOGIST tl. O. L. SCOTT Graduate ef Chiro rraetie'i Fountain Head, Davenport. Iowa. If you have tried everything asd got no relief, try Chiropractic pinal adjustments and get well. Of fice 406-7-8 0. 8. National Bank building. Phone Mala 67. Residence, trNDERTAKEBg .WBB CLOCGH CO. O. B. Webb. A. M. Ulvugh morticians and funeral director!. Latest modern metbodt known to the profession employed 499 Court St. Main 1U0. Vain 8R8 9A1GDON-BICIIARD80N CO. Funeral iB rectors and undertakers, 252 North High St. Day and night phone 183. LODGB mKEOTOBY ODBRN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Ore- , (Ml Cedar Camp. No. fM meet tnrr-f thiwsaaj evening at 8 o'dork In Derti swOdlBg. corner Coart and Hinn atrerts. 4. W. Day, T. V. j J. A. Wrfaht, Clerk, atALEM LODGE Ko. 4, A F. a A. 11, Mated communications first Friday In aesi BMtttb ilIMp. n. In the Masonic iV'ir . Frwf htclatlrt, W. M. ; sl X. Salver, secretary. A. O. O. W. Protection Lodge No, X saeets every Monday evening at 8 la the aJcCoraadl hall corner Court and Liberty eueet. L. R. Muuo. M. w H a. fcVaddea, recorder; A. L Brown, B. e. Uancaa, treasnrer. CBNTRAL LODGS. NO. in, K. el T. Derby building, every Toeiilay evening each week at 1 :M. Loyd T. Bigdoa, C C) W. B. OUson. K U and a). sULEM BTJMANI BOCIUTT D. D. BTtT, prealdeot; Mra. Leo Tliiew, secretary. Ail eanea ot cruelty or neglect of dots alanla r ebon Id be reperted to the emery far lavestlgstioa. SVC MOT. AT COMMA NDKRT, Wa. 5, K. T. eanlac eoneUiv faortk Friday tn each eeoBth at 8 & clock p. m. Id Maaonic eaeia Bejeorslnc Bis Knights are caarteeosly lavlted to naoet with na. Hea C Nllea, B. C; B, B. TkielaeB, OUT,rM COUSCIT- ta W?3 KnlgTrs and Lsdlea tt Security Meeta every 2nd and 4r.h Wednfeday each aaoaih at Bant Bali. Visiting aicwDen are Invited ta attesd. R. F. Waitoo, flnascier, Oa0 8. 1U Street. aTACIFlC LODGB NO. SO, A. F. A A. M. stated ctMBmonicatioiie third Friday ta each awsth at 1 :30 p. as. !a the Masonic Temple. W. H. ttacj, W. M, ; H. Lhoata, secretary. 2 ) Telephone ELECTRICAL 127 North High ASS D&AYAGB and front streets . Mai ? 1 i "iili. lias TOTES REBUILT AND RKPAIBBD 0 Tears experience. Dwpot National, and American fenfrr cites to 08 in. sign. Paints, ail asd Tarnish, etc. " Loganberry and hoo hooka. tWom Fw and Stove Works, tU uourt street, jftuiae 124. OSTEOPATH OBa B. H. WHITE and B. W. WAL TON Osteopathic phygleSani and nerve specialists. Graduate of Amer lean school of Osteopathy, Kirkjville - Ma. Post pxadaato an4 wioejoKTsa d nervous diseases at Los Angeles Col lege. Office 505-508 V. 8. Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone 859. Residence 1620 Conrt. Phone 2215. WATiTR CO HP ANY SALEM WATEB COMPANY Offiee corner Commercial and Trade streets Bills payable monthly in advance. 8CAVANGEB BALEM 8CAVENGEB Charles Boos, proprietor. Garbage and refuse of all xinda removed on monthly eontraeti at reaacaable rates. Yard and sea pools cleaned. Office phono Mais 217. Residence. Main 2272. MONEY TO LOAN ON Good Real Estate Security THOS. E. TOED Over Ladd Bush bank, Salem, Oregon HONEY TO LOAN Baatern Money at Lowest Bates, on approved Security. Homer H. Smith, Room 5, MeOornaek Bldg., Salem, Or. WOODMEN OF THB WORLD Meet every fay night at 8 o'clock In Derby Wdg., Court and Blgb Sts. A. . fwslnlnk, C. C. L. Geer, clerk, 807 Coart street. I' base BOA. UNITED ABTISAKS Capital Assembly No. 84, meets every Tharsday at 8 p. at, la I. O. O. F. hall. A, A, Gaoffroy. M. A.; C A Vlhbert. secretary. Crown Drag store, 888 Siats sueet. (I-ummuoj quo( oejKf 'ispjoa "onos ! arr? viR :pv 'lVVi XM Udovipg -aiHj !wu)i n2iH poo jo0 Foipunq X.tjwi pas 01 SajasM iwnjuv Aa m ,09I t TRAVELERS' GUIS : aaati8aa OBBCON KI.BCTB1C tAILWAY CO. soata aocas to alens 4:85 a as 1:19 I a 8:45 a ss 11:20 a as 1 :50 o at 4 :m p a , i0 p ss ?e P as Train No. .. 8 Owl ... ..... . 10 Limited o 12 .... 14 . 18 Limited . Ar Portland ,lllB ,. 8:23 a B . 11:85 a a . 1 :S5 p a . 4 :00 p at ,. 80 p .... 29 T :o p ai 22 100 p octw sotnra FOOTUJTP TO SAUK l v Port red tmieat 8:35 Kugt-se 18:55 l:M a I.ln'ul la 1 1 18:45 a a 7 12:65 2 :05 p 9 4 :15 4:40 s si 11 T.!mltj1 in 8:05 p .... 17 Local .... 8:10 20 P 19 11:20 11 ;6 f B u.u 21 Owl 1 :M THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, IT IS TBTJE that the usual Bale of a remedy is the best evidence Of its merit. RHEUMATISM POWDERs are guaranteed to give relief from rheu TRADE MABl matism. They are unusually large sell ers. Sola only by us, ouc and fi.ou. Capital Drug Store. SEALED PROPOSALS tVANTED j Sealed proposals addressed td N. R. Moore, secretary of the Board of Re gents, Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vallis, Oregon, will be received by the said Board Of Regents until 8 o'clock, p. ni. July Elst, 1917, for the furnish ing of all material and the performance of all labor required for the erection and eomplotion of the Horticultural Bv-Products building and the Veterin ary hospital building, for the Agricul tural College, state ot Oregon. All bids to be endorsed "Proposals for Horticultural By-Products build ing" and Veterinary Hospital build ing." Said proposals td be opened upon the above date by the said Board of. Regents. . All work and material must conform to the plans and specifications therefor on file at the Office of the College, Cor vallis, Orogori, and of the arebitecti John V. Bennes, 1040 Chamber of Cbni me'ree building, Portland, Ore. Each proposal must be accompanied by certified check of five per cent of the amount of the bid as a guarantee that the successful bidder will enter into A contract according to said plans and specifications. Said check to be made payable to Agricultural College Of the Stat of Ore. If for any reason the bidder fails te execute the proper contract and bond required within- ten dayg after notifi cation of the acceptance of his bid, then said certified check will become forfeited to the Agricultural College of the State of Oregon. July 11, 13, 14, 17, 19. 21. - 3roTioxi wo xmxuxiTfxaa.- In the County Court Of the State of Oregon, In and For Marlon County In the Matter of the Estate of John P. Kent, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed Adminis trator with Will Annexed of the above entitled estate in the above entitled court, and . has qualifiedas the law directs. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same to me at the office of the County Clerk of the above entitled court, in the City of Salem, in Marion connty, Oregon, with proper vouchers, within six months from date thereof. Dated and first published this 16th day of June, A. D., 1917. FRANK 8. GLOVER, As Administrator with Will Annexed of the estate of John P. Keat, de ceased. Evans & Watson, Attorneys at Law, Baker Bldg., Walla Walla, Wash. moxth nocm Lv CorvIIIs Ar Salem 4:10 p a 20 ....... 5:80 p m Lv Eugene Ar Salem t:so a m . 1:53pm. 8:28 o m . . 10 Limited .... . 10 Limited .... 22 ... 2 Owl south Bouaa 9:45 a m 4-00 o m T :65 p m 4:85 a m 12 :05 p . Lv Salem Ar Bogene .. 21 Owl 8 -.50 a m 1 :55 a 10:15 a m..... 5 Limited .... 12:29 p m Lv Salem Ar Albany 12:65 p nt .. Lv Baleta .... T .. 1 :50 p m Btopa at Corral Is Ar Albany . 8 .... 5:10 p at Ar Albany 7:85 a m 4:15 9 m .. Lv Salem Ar Bngeoe 6:45pm 12 IMI COBTALLIS CONKECTIOB X40BTSI BOCMS Lv Corvallla Ar Salem 8:23 a B 18 ....... 9:45 a n 12:12 p a 14 1:45 pm z:i p m ....... 10 ....... 4:00 p m 4 :10 p m 20 5 :S0 p m 9:18 p m 22 ....... 7-55 p m aormf sonim Lv Ralem Ar Corvallta 10:15 a 11:83 a m 4:15 D m 9 K M m 12:55 p 7 2:20 B m 8:40 p m IS ....... 1:00 p m Siux-Gna Lm Nc 78 Arrive at Salem 9:15 8 m No. To Leaves Saleia 9:64 a m No. 75 Ar. Balem (mixed) ....2:VO p m No 74 Leave Salem 8:05 B m No connection south ot Geer. Sam, fill Cm tiro wnrant Hll Lv. Salem, motor 7:00 a m 163 Lv. Salesi, motor 9:45 a m 105 Lv. Saiem for Multaomab aad Air lie 1:40 p m 187 O. SaJem, motor ....4:00 p m 149 Lv. Belem, motor .....8:15 p ats nay r'i iv. oaiem. .0 -.00 Jx Ar. Baiem 8 :80 a 11 :30 a .8:15 p .8:00 p 104 Ar. Sslem 1M Ar. Salem 168 Ar. Salem 170 Ar. Salem 7:45 p 240 Way Fit cr. Salem ...2:80 p m WILLAMETTE BITES HOTTE. Ortffou Cilf Transportation Coihri Boats leave Salem tot Portland Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11 a. m, and Toeedsy, Tbnrsdiy and Saturday mornings at 8 . m. For CcrvaUla the boats leave 4c.n)g pas Xsptjniu, 'Ispsrox njiig evenlnss at 8 o'clock. Boats leave For kflao ar Balem at :45 sack morning. L DRAINAGE CAIOTJ STOPPED Judge Bingham Decides Water DisputeEach Party rays Own Costs Whether one man has the right to make ditches and furrows on his land so that surfaee water is drained oft onto the land of another is a question that has been up before Judge Bing ham in a case that arose in Linn county, but which will interest Marion farmers, and which he has decided in the affirmative. ,.The case is that of William and Minnie Schneider against M. Keefe, and they objected to Mr. Keef e plowing his land so that the surface water drained, onto their land. They sought to obtain an injunction restraining him from constructing the ditches. The plaintiff own 70" acres in the southwest portion ; of Donation land claim of Namrod Pierce in Linn county and the defendant owns 47.1 acres ef land from the same claim. The land of Keefe was higher than that of Schneid er's and by reason of natural flow the Surface water drained onto the lower property, 2Per y" , , .. . ... , For a ntimbet of years prior to the h:i5l V:i:r fear north to south, the water collecting in the dead furrows being drained into the ditch along the county road on the south by opening under the f enee. A depression in' the surface of the ' 1 . , nan .a . a . -A the defendant'! outkw Hetnef ana,"0'''8 "" " runs in' a westerly and northewesterly ter 1!""f 'Ti direction crossing the boundary line between plaintiff's land and that of the defendant about 250 feet north &X&VrM SSaZT followed by the water in its flow, is (leendanfS laud the watershed com mences obout 150 feet east of where the depression crosses defendant's lands about 165 feet north of the low est point in the depression. On the south the watershed line is about the same distance of the center of the depression. Ploying the land from north to south throwing a furrow next the fence, caused a slight embandment to be formed along the line, but this was not so low but that at the lowest point the water would over flow and find its way westward over the plaintiff's land, and finally find an outlet to the west. At the lowest point an outlet through this embankment ex isted until about the year 1915, at which time it was filled up with rails and the dirt embankment for a short distance was made higher, preventing a dramace to tnc westward over plaintiff's lands, except after heavy rainfalls, which acts of the plaintiff precipitated this suit. In the year 1915 Keefe changed his plowing from north to south to east and west, making his drainage by shallow, open ditches towards the low est point in the dividing line. Schneid er then blocked the outlet and in creased the embankment preventing the water at low stages from draining off. Keefe commenced an action at law to recover damages and to have the embankment abated as a. nuisance. Schneider then filed a cross bill in equity to have Keefe enjoined from constructing and maintaining a system of ditches as dead furrows so as to cause the surface water to be drained down to his land. It has been the enstom of both Keefe and Schneider to plow without fererence to this depression, and- after the lands are seeded to run a surface furrow following nearly the center line of the depression leading the flowagc westward, excepting when Keefe 's lands were plowed from north to south, when usually the water was led by means of the dead furrows towards the county road ditch. The general slope is toward the west, but it is apparent that during a heavy rainfall this depression, aided by fur rows, is not sufficient, to carry off the accumulated water with anv dpgree of rapidity, but only by a slow process of drainage. Judge Wngham made an inspection of the land and says that the fur rows and small ditches constructed by Keefe would not have the effect of dis charging the accumulated surface WE ABB OFTEN ASKED what is the beet Eczema Remedy. fire alwavs recommend Hif Ak..jr A i ECZEMA REMEDY as the rarest and most satisfactory. Sold only by us, 50c and $1.00. Capital Drug Store. SATURDAY. JULY 14. 1917. water against the land of Schneider in any greater quantities- than would be discharged had the furrows and ditches not been constructed, and outlet not have been provided into the ditch along the road. The water which ac cumulated on Keefe 's land was water from rainfalls and melting snows, and not water from springs. Schneider obstructed the natural flownge of the water by enlarging the embankment along their line in the year 1915 with the Intention of pro venting such waters finding an outlet across their premises and confining them to Keefe 's lauds; The Svhriciders havl! not been injured Or damaged by the percolating of such Impeded water on Keefe 's land, and Only slight in jury has resulted to Keefe 's lands or his crops by reason of the embank ment, and such slight injury might have beeu wholly avoided by drainage t6 the county rodd, which was practic able aud could have been done at small expense. . This brings up the question as to V.(k.. .ho Cnt,J,.iirl,u l.o,l fha virrKt t0 obSire(,t B natural watercourse hi6h B(frved ag 4 natural drainage for surface and storm witers. Schneider itlalmA tnoK wotfti-l wferji in Vm. tMfltfd at a eonrmon enemy and every land proprietor had the right to tako such measures for protection as necessary, even if it threw the Waters badk on a coterminous proprietor. Keefe held that in the civil law al between the owners of adiacent lands "the lower 'proprietor is bound to receive the sur- naturally flow from w above, , do thing! to prevent such flew which will cast it back upon the laid above." Judge Bingham here quotes Smurr on "Farm Drainage " who toys: "How ever, in case the conformation of the e to tno sunaco- one tract to the other a fixed and determined course. so as uniformly to discharge it upon rixeo arm a surface channel or watercouse with in the meaning of the rule of law above stated." Judge Bingham says that if the above is a eorreet statement of tbc law then the sag or depression would be a watercourse, for it is nnuisputablo that unobstructed the water would flow westward across the land of the plain tiff and find an outlet at their west line over and across lands of an ad joining proprietor, and finally to a flowing stream. Judge Bingham says that Keefe 's legal right having been interfered with he is entitled to recover nominal dam ages and is awarded one dollar. The fact that either rty might have util ized the drain along the north side ot the county road with but slight ex pense, and neither having exercised any degree of toleration towards the other, each will be required to pay his own costs and disbursements. All-Year Route From Victoria to Texas Is ject of Long Tour On July IS two cars will start from Victoria, "Evergreen" capital of Brit ish Columbia, on a leisurely tour of the route of the Evergreen highway to El Paso, Texas, covering a distance of 3000 miles. The personnel of the party will be the president and secretary of the Ey- j ergreen Highway association; Captain I, M. Howell, secretary of slate of Washington, a well known lecturer, fa-1 miliar, vy icruni i-uium i, un scenic beauties of the northwest; a rep rescnta'ive of the Automobile Blue Book, to make a log of portions of the route not heretofore logged; a million picture director, a Pathe camera man snd ft press correspondent. HigVway Commission Going James Allen, highway commissioner of the state of Washinzton, will areoni lnv the party to Lewiston, and there the highway engineer of the state of Idaho will ioin the partv. All Year Ran to Sought Stops will be mail" at all county seats and at as many cities and towns as possible, to confer with county com missioners, engineers, road supervisors, state officials, good roads builders and enthusiasts generally, upon problems of proper location and construction of an all year route leading into the Pacific northwest. The route traversed bv the t.artv has not been finally fixed as the route of the Evergreen' highway in all tts parts. One of the objects of the trip is tn stud" the subject of location from clos" .bservafion and local discussions wi h the view of determining a definite loen-l 'ion cf a route or routes that can be recommended lor long instance tounng luring both summer and winter sea sons. Motion pictures will be taken of the striking scenic attractions, sport and recreation grounds, road views of spe cial interest and distinctive scenes of industrial, manufacturing and mining 1 ' - 1 mil in 111 11I liirr 111 iirn 1 nr HiTiiirnTrTriiiii urn isnm.n . til t N t' 4Gsio world's - kv CiULATESr WAIi x( 7 j'xl Capital V War Atlas A A ,''.-k A i V fes. "4 X: Profusely illustrated In several colors. Pic tures of Armies, guns, battle scenes, etc. Statistics regarding comparative war fell strength of nations. Photographs of presidents, rulers, generals, admirals, soldiers and states men. Free to all subscribers T-fc .1 rt - ray o.uu lor one year in aavance Dy man ana you get the Atlas free : or if you are a city sub- , scriber getting the months ($2.50) and nothing. operations. Due Here About July 19 At all night stops, and at various towns where stops are made for lunch or dinner, illustrated talks will be made upon the scenic beauties and outdoor attractions of the west, and the pur poses, policies and plans of organiza tion of the Evergreen Highway asso ciation explained. Notice has been received from the secretary of the association that the partv traveling in seven passenger Ove Hands will arrive in Portland about July 19. MlilMllillllll HA4 gtf .JtHm Job Department Is Busy all the Time. It goes to prove that our work and prices satisfy the users good Printing by Mort Burger I fc I rh- .jft Jcurial V - . ! V h: paper by carrier, pay 6 the atlas will cost you Hood River has shipped 80 carloads of strawberries and it is expected that fully 100 carloads will be handled be fore the season closes. FOR COUGHS and COLDS Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL ORUO) STORCa Tuaca 260 Jans eoc 5 Lr-Z-.T.J RWnll O O mmmm