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The Redwood gazette., 1902-01-15
TAX COMMISSION REPORT.
Some of the Salient Features of the Bill
Prepared by the Commissioners.

The tax commission made it's re-
port to Gov. VanSant last Friday:
and the Governor will call an extra
session of the legislature to meet On
Feb. 4th for the purpose of consider
ing the report. Some OF the salient
features Of the repOrtOf the tax COM
mission, which that BODY has pre-
pared into a bill for legislative con-
sideratiOn. are as follows:
Railway gross earnings tax is not
changed, but the gross earnings
idea is not extended
Street railways assessed on ad
valorem basis, requiring full state
ment from the company, the value
Of the franchise to be added.
Other public service corporations,
including gas, water. electric. pow
er, wharf and boom companies. as
sessed on their franchises. deduct
ing from the stocks and bonds the
value of real and personal property.
Creates permanent tax commits
sion.
Abolishes the state board of equal
ization and substitutes state board
of review, consisting OF the COVER
nor, auditor, secretary Of state at
torney general and tax commission
ers.
Exemption on personal property
Sfeduced from 500 to $25.
Removes application of statute Of
limitations from taxes due.
Adds omitted taxes of current
year to those of subsequent years,
with interest.
Requires exhaustive reports from
ali laulviituiudIls., MS and corporass
tiOnS.
All property must be listed at it's
true value and taxpayers are re-
quired to list their property under
oath.
Time of listing property is changed
from May l to April l, and all taxes
are made due Jan. Is.
County auditors are required tc
compile and printa list Of all assess
ments in the county'and mail them
to each taxpayer.
Personal property taxes become
delinquent March 1 and are lien
upon the owners real property il
not paid.
Provides for county supervisor
OF assessments, to be elected bv the
people.
Provides that the state board oI
review shall assess mining property
upon ad valorem basis as real estate.
Requires assessors to view pro.
perty assessed and abolishes the
town board of review while retain
ing the town assessor.
An amendment to the state con
stitution is proposed, removing GER
tain restrictions upon tax legisla-
ton. This proposed amendment
suggests:
That the. power of taxation shall
never be surrendered or suspended.
That all taxes shall be uniform
upon the same class of property.
That the legislature may appor-
tlon the amount Of revenue to be
raised in the various counties.
That the legislature may authorize
municipalities to levy for local i'm
provements either upon the proper
ty fronting or upon that to be bene-
flied.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-01-15
]. w. FERRIS.
Notice..

I have now opened my Dental office
over Luscher's Drug Store and will
give special prices on all kinds of den
tai work Give me call.
DIR. LEFFINGWELL,
23-3t Redwood Falls.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-01-15
Important to Spectacle Wearers.

Prof. Albert Myer, the distinguished
eye-slght specialist of New York.. will
be In town Wednesday and Thursday,
JAM, 22d and 23d, and will operate in
the Jewelrv store of E. A Luscher.
Better make note of this if you
need glasses
The Redwood gazette., 1902-01-15
ADVERTISING

Pays after the Holidays
as we'll as it does before.
GAZETTE advertisers get
results.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
WILL STAY
IN SALEM
eENTLEMANLY TREATMENT OF
HIS PATIENTS HAS MADE DIR.
pARRlN VERY POPULAR.

On account of many earnest person.
al requests from people desiring to
avail themselves OF the benefit of his
services DR. Darrin has finally decided
TO remain in Salem two months long.
err He has already extended his stay
two months. This latest decision will
keep this celebrated physician here
during the months of September and
October
During the visit Of Dr. Darrin he has
made many friends by his generous
and gentlemanly treatment of his pa
tients and his constant solicltude for
their welfare He has refused none
who have come to him needing his
services and he has been perfectly
frank in telling each one the true con.
dition OF his or her case, and Just what
might be expected as the result OF
treatment or whether any treatment
would do good.
The rooms of DR.. Darrin at the Will
annette Hotel are often crowded. and
he is kept constantly busy. There are
great many people who will be glad
to know that the doctor has been pre-.
vailed upon to remain two months
longer Statesman.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20

| Aa-s-s--.as-ss-s-e-s
Professor Talfourd Smith, Principa
! SLOAN High school, Sloan, Ga, writes
"With much pleasure / recommend
Pcruna to all who may be suffering will
any trouble Of the respiratory organs
have been using it in my family fol
the past five or six years and find IL tc
bc almost a household necessity. Peru.
ma Is truly a grand cafarrh remedy and
general tonic and WIN do an that Is
cIaimed for II by The manufacturer. -
---PROF. TALFOUPD SMITH.
Catarrh Is Inflammation Of the mucous
membrane. II may be in the mucous
membrane lining the eyes or the pelvic
organs, throat, stomach, liver, bowels or
kidneys.
Catarrh is catarrh wherever located
Pcruna cures catarrh wherever located
Pcruna H. an internal remedy not
local application.
Caarrh H. "a systemic disease, not
local disease. II Pcruna will cure catarrh
,n one place IL will cure II i'm any other
place. because pcruna is systemic rem
pdy. 10 reaches the disease through the
circulation in each organ. IL eradicates
ihc disease by graduating 1t from the
sy-tcm.
n you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
writc 90 once tu Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your case and he will
bo pleased 10 give you his valuable nd,
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President OF |
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
WESTERN
OREGON
BEHIND
In IFS Distribution of Immi>
citation Literature

Western Oregon, more especially
the southern portion. should hurry up
with the descriptive pamphlets Of their
counties" said Travelling Passenger
Agent J. y. Jones, OF the S. =. Co., who
was In ROseburg In an Interview with
the Roseburg Review Mr.. Jones is
making one OF his regular official trips.
In connection with which he ia urging
more haste In the preparation Of it,
orature 10 be- forwarded 90 the imml.
grafton bureau In Chicago Washing
ton Eastern Oregon and California
now have their literature In Chicago"
said Mr. Jones. and thousands OF In.
quiries are being received at the bu-
reau from prospective immigrants TO
the West who desire Information al.
ditiOnal to that which the pamphlets
furnish. II should be horne IN mind
that the special rates To the West go
into clfect on September lst. and now
ia the time that people back there are
beginning 10 make up their minds on
the proposition of coming out West
So you see II Western Oregon would
have herself advertised at the proper
moment she should not hesitate to
send forward her descriptive lltcra.
ture tO Chicago nt once. II possible.
Several towns throughout Southern
Oregon are now printing their pam.
phleta and In a few days q large con.
slgnmont viii be sent East Hurry
these people mp" concluded MIR Jones.
picking mp his grip. ana with am apol
ogetic smile, he added. FOR you see
am somewhat interested iu Western
Oregon myself"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20

streets of Oregon City 20 interview me
on an important subject II was about
I the notorious timber frauds and G.
Thayor He stated that he was not
representing Thayer. but other par
ties. that ne dad not care about
fhayer any more than | did myself.
but that he wanted TO see me I'm or
der TO better protect the settlers who
took up the timber claims in cues.
ton. He said that he had heard that
] was always doing my utmost to pro
tect the settlers, etc. etc. He said
mat IL was much easier and better 10
protect those settlers before a Judge
than before a jury He advised me
not to bring the mater before the 4.
$. jury. What settlers do you want
to protect" / asked him. who are
they? There are no settlers I'm the
case. Il Is G. Thayer from one end
To the other and G. Thayer an around.
Those pretended settlers eXpect moth
ng if c. Thayer loses or wins" G.. c.
irowncll then said. II heard that Won
Serc am intimate friend Of Rev. A.
liildehmnd, of Oregon City. and he is
also q good friend of mine" Yes. so
] am. was my answer "Would Won
not think he continued. that IL would
uc better for me To see your friend
Rev Hildehrand, and come to an un.
with him regarding those
timber frauds. c. Thayer and the set
Tiers. and he will then explain mat.
{ rs To YOU" AS far as an explana.
ton rs concerned" / said. Il was
thoroughly acquainted with the sub.
lect and Rev. iildebrand was a very
good friend of mine, and that there are
subjects ON which We agree and dis.
agree; that IL was my custom 10 be
present and attend To my own busi
ness myself In reaching agreements
understandings and issues" / added.
brnWnell since you are not repre-.
sentlng c. Thayer, but other parties
Who are these parties who sent YOU TO
mo IN an attempt To protect G. Thay.
er under a tlimsy disguise? DO Won
know q. n. Carey. j. Hall. etc?"
broWnell then left me. and never
spoke 10 me again nor 10 Rev. Hide.
brand about H. / think he never will
II he can help Il. G. II. Brownel. aid
u never occur 10 you that the Catbo.
NE priests are generally greenhorns i'm
TACT management and easy tools
easy to be bluned, and In short very
hls fools. The sooner YOU change your
mind about this the better for YOU.
JOSEPH SCHEIL.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
SChpll ROaStS Thayer


weather mark for him, aud favorable
winds were not tardy iu coming.
In regard 10 this timber fraud
Tongue was Ia tho high seas. between
"A burning vessel aud the rocks. to 20
To one meant to Dee burned and to
swim to the other meant to De- mashed
ana to stay between meant drown.
| ms.
When ! called upon Tongue. I'm
Washington, he greeted me with
Hello. Father SChell. how did Won
come in here. did you not lose your.
.tl lh Washington / answered that
dld not think so. that knew how to
/ go out where / came In and that 1
was NOT looking Tor guide Tongue
became more polite hut maintained
lhht tho timber frauds aud Thayer
should De handled by tha local officers
ana mat he could not touch u A
newspaper reporter u Washington ID
g. having observed my .utprg..v- Uifh
Tongue asked The c0uefessuaU about
me. about my business There and mn
pu't,A' luusue repeatedly answered
n'ih 'hAl % "hs nothing af au ana that
was "ni} un IA friendly Eat The.
"AN N""NN H.N H|.U uH Uar
''Ni,'' my business. ana Som assIn|
/" TONGUE iur nsas and hr asaIn|
hreW uuihils uat 1aftntss 8r ~ al
p'lhk hpnrrIfs TrlH reporter in
terNieNrd me. ana rAt.l ia .r.. r.tt
er suspicious tn t.u ue aaF Tagru.
runs ahead ~ ms art Itr.uf r. .n fb.I
l"fh while Ir haa.rrtur kr uust
Dc deeply lufrf#fet slowed him
then all the eEIr uf ff. IsrF
frauds aud thv Reporter Eraa|rr fb.
RELATIONS uf TerFar NHt u. r.Igpe
covering tho faac herar bsartt
laush. saying eaf Httrs sr, ..r,.
delicate paths for Turea $40 er.v.
more than hc garse ta tnlH. and ta.--
NOT want Go commit timtrIf
! dld not hnd ans 0us oafslIa af a..
.are} Mitchell Scott clique naaefine
lhayer and his notorious sWirle anil
'elong 90 the same clique. aud the con
.lusloh rs natural and evident Gso
= hrownell of Oregon city. "a PASSING /
omet IN the Carey Mitchell political |
ny, Ast spring stopped me in me
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
sIq Misslonsry Meet,no.

Atlanta. Ga, Aug 2O-The fourth
annual camp meeting and convention
ol the Christian Missionary Alliance
began today AZ Exposition Park. and
Will continue until the ond af the
month There will be many sessions
each day. from early morning until IA
o'clock at night Many well known
preachers and workers are present
Including Rev A. B Simpson. of New
York, president of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance. Rev. Horny vii
SON. of New York. neld suprrintond
ent; Roy. w y Mcmlngcr of Chlcaso
also field superintendent and other
distinguished workers and preachers
number of missionaries. lately n,
turned from China. the Congo and
other foreign fields, are also present
ana viii be heard during the meeting
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
TEACHER
FACTORY
OUTPUT
Result of Recent Examination
In This County
FOrty-three of FOrty-FiVe Ap'
plicantS Pass

County Superintendent f. T. Moorei
and Professors Wiley, of Jefferson
and Mize, of Gervais, constituting the
! Marion county examining board, today
completed the grading Of the papers
submitted by the applicants for teach
| ers' certificates, who took the recent
examination in the city. OF the So
persons taking the examination fOr
county certificates 43 were successful.
The successful pedagogues were ap-
portioned among the three grades of
certificates as follows First grade.
49, second, 2l; third, 10. In addition
to the SO who took the examination for
county certificates, 25 took the exam
ination for state certificates These
papers have been forwarded to State
Superintendent Ackerman. and the re-
suit will probably not be known before
September 10Th.
Those receiving county certificates
were as follows:
First grade-Mrs. A. l.. Cornoyer,
Salem; Kate Freeman, Silverton:
Marguerite Peterson, Howell; Matil-
da Siegmund, Klumb; Maud A. Cuts
forth, Laurence; Jessie Campbell. Sa.
lem: Fanny Nicholas, Salem: II. B.
Fisher, Monmouth; ida Miller, Salem
X. NJ Cammack Salem; Pearl Garrett,
Needy; Olive Measamore, Portland.
Second grade-Ethel Darby, Lewis !
burg; Mary Strahberger. Sublimity; |
Lettie Chapelle. Aumsville; Laolla |
Hicks. Slyerton; Ida Towne. Salem. ,
Norma Warnock, Silverton: Lille c. |
.4ardwood, Salem; Cora A. Lick. Sa-
lem; Tillie Schomus, Mt Angel Anna |
Philips, Salem; Elsie A. Bate, Sa. |
em; Tresie Carlson, Salem; Myrtle
Jonklin Monmouth; Bessie Frogley
Salem; Nancy A. Krise, Mehama;
,-ollie Campbell, Salem; Edna NJ.
Brown, Salem; Ottie l.. Eisenhart,
Salem J. H. George. Salem; Sophie
Nordhansen, Barlow; Anna Starr Sa.
EN-.
Third grade-Maude Laughed, Sa.
EN-; Chrystine Thompson, Monitor:
nay Robinson, Salem; Pearl E. Pat.
orf, Argent; Mary Amman. Mt. An.
.el Zarelda NJ Minton, Salem; Myr.
le Morris, Turner; Grace Brannan.
'alem; Fannie Montgomery, Silver.
On; Virginia Campbell. Salem
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
26s com'l. st.

The most essential part
of a printing plant is the
press.
No matter how well the
type may be composed, a poor
job of preSSwOrk destroys
what little artistic beauty
the job might otherwise pos
SeSS.
Our printing press is the
best machine made. II is
built TO do the highest class
of printing.
We believe we are obtain
Ing the best results from
this machine.
WE DELIVER WHEN PROMISED.
SChaefer Printing Co:
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
Minor Mention
Local Import

state Treasurer MoOres today re
celFed SlO3A32 from the general
treasury OF the National Home for Dis
ahled Volunteer Soldiers. to be placed
TO the credit of the Oregon's soldiers
home az Roseburg This amount rem
resents Oregon's quota of the dis
Dnrsements for the quarter ending
JuneSOth, and the allowance for an
average attendance of SO at the Rose
burg institution.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
No Traee of Rarthnlin-

Chicago, Aug. 2O.-The coroner's in
curry Into the circumstances surround
ing the death OF Minnie Mitchell was
resumed today The police this morn
ing continued the search for the mys
ier'us person who last night informed
lhem over the telephone that VIM
pa. lhoiu was Ia kensington. A thor.
''-h search, however failed 20 reveal
amy trace of Bartholin or the I'M.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
u NanaI Manenver.

"i'ucesler. Aass, Aug. 20.-Great
uncertainty enVelops the movement
w the North Atlantic squadron. bul
rrioit is persistent today that ID WilI
~" commencement of mimic hostill
l'es between the squadron and tbe
Herl under Captain rillsbury. Higpin.
SON q vessels are an al anchor tbis
morning and the men are cleaning un
'''''hces oi last nights skirmish
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
SURE cURg Foe Due

l',nlns iiles produce moisture and
cause cause itching. this form. as Well as
hIlnd, bleeding or Protrudins piles
are cured by nr Bo-san-ko's Pile Rom
cay stops itching and bleeding. An.
sotos tumors, sec a jar al druesisfs
or sent oy mail, Treatise free. Write
M me about your case. Dr. Rosanko
Z suiiadelfhia Pa. For sale al Dr
stones drug stores ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
Delinquent Taxes
Taxpayers Should Settle Be
fore Being Advertised

Taxpayers will please take notlc,
that all taxes will become Delinquent
II not paid ON or before the FIRST Mon
day In October next. and the time vii
not be extended ON account OF rusl
TO pay taxes during the last few days
that You have for paying them.
by order OF the county court
H. n. GOLIATH, sheriff.
g.I0.9d.4w
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20

N' elrl haN Aug. 2U President
Roosevelt is hurUing throueh a oman,
uiF oi routine business. in order fo h.
pm readiness for his New EnelanB trin
iir "ili leave here Friday mornins I'm,
III, IN, "'nl siyph for New Haven. Conn.
where he viii take the train
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
Wlshery Resumes 49,

ho}rea. Pa, Aug 20-The washsry
1' We Nahke Bros. resumed onero
1i"hs thls morning without moIests.
ton' The strikers gathered m pnm.
oeIs aruuud the place but there was
no trouble Armed guards we're sra.
TONED within the harhed wire barr,
cade. ""'i'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
NEW TODAY.

stolen Taken from my home. Aueust
isih two dogs one black and
whlto spotted setter with a lump on
MS slide. answers 60 The name of
Nick one lemon and white point.
er bitch, about one year old. an.
sWefs 90 the name al "Maude" A
liberal reWard will be paid for their
return 20 me- n a. Taylor. salem.
Oregon Raatf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20

a. NJ clOush, Undertaken, to7 State
street Phone Main 1851, Salem, Ore.
son' successor to D. E. HuntsInoer.
Residence Broadway and Mill. North
salem. Phone Main 22t.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20

moki Tea positively Cures Sick
Headache, Indigestion and Constipa.
tion. A delightful herb drink. Re
moves all eruptions .of tho skin. pro
ducing perfect complexion or money
refunded. sbc aud soc. Write Ia us
Tor tree sample W. IA, Hooker a Co.
hunalo, \, \. ID. J. Fry, Dmggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20

The executive committee of th,
ltupplckob' Union met az Alhan,
tuesday, and issued "A can for con
Nontion, to be held az Corvallis. Au
gust sSth. for the purpose of taking ac.
tlon In regard TO the price OF hop.pick
ing
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
Fine Big watermsiors.

Fresh Oregon peaches, new sweet
potatoes, fresh tomatoes. etc. ara in
daily arrival at Branson q Ragan's
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20

should know whore 60 buy the best
and most wholesome bread aud pastry
The Pioneer Bakery Is the favorlte
place
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20

Iost'--A small lisht tan-coiored va.
hae containing linen collar Finder
please leave az journal once
N2o,3tt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20

o. E. Huntsinssr, funeral director.
100 Court street Phone Main sol.
residence $50 Court street. phone
2ist Black.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
TAKEN BACK
FOR TRIAL

Deputy Sherin Davis. of Umat.lla
county, arrived this morning nom
Fendleton. Shcrin Goliath turned to
tho Eastern Oregon man Fred Reysc.
who is wanted la Peudleton 10 answer
70 tho charge of larceny Deputy
sheriff Davis lett ON the Afternoon
train, taking with him young Recess,
who will be tried Tor tho theft
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
More Binder ...
7 " | n T

After somewhat of a delay we are
again able TO furnish the trade with
Plymouth Binder Twlne. We received
shipment Thursday, and would ad
wise every one who needs more 10
make their purchase as soon as posi-.
Bile, for we may not be able to procure
more when this Is gone The big fire
on the East Side in Portland some
time since destroyed the supply that
usually supplies the "flllng in" orders
after the car lots are disposed of. and
as the factory was away behind in
orders ii was difficult to get more out
on time.
Plymouth Twine stands today as the
most satisfactory twine in use all
around the country. II you doubt il
ask the man who has used It, and 9th
er makes. One wellknown farmer
told us on Wednesday that he had used
100 pounds. and had not lost a bundle
Of grain.
That's good enough.
FfF
Studebaker Wagons are moving ont
these days, had you noticed them?
Keep your eye open.
+++
We will land car of Glover HUI.
lers, the celebrated Birdsell, in a day
or two The Valley trade will be sup.
piled from Salem. II you're interested
drop us line for catalogue. or drop in
and see us.
Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines
are coming into more general use ev.
cry day This fall will see a good
movement in them. Every one we
have sold hereabout has given the best
OF satisfaction, and not one returned
or refused
Reason enough.
They are efficient durable. in.
expensive, heavy and the best con
structed engine in the field. Can and
examine them for yourself.
Safe?
Ihe safest engine ii is possible TO
use Others use gravity feed. tank
ABOVE engine II pipe ever leaks.
hoods engine. ignites possibly. then
there's trouble
These use SUCTION feed. tank be
low pump up, Can't nood or leak.
A few dollars difference in price.
WHAT'S dollar or two compared with
insurance and safety.
F. A. WIGGINS.
Farm Machinery. Bicycles
Sewing Machines and Supplies
soS-2s7 Liberty Street salem
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20
RINEMAN's BARGAINS.


RlNEMAN's BARGAINS.
Bulk coeoanut
$50 per 10.
Petite Prunss. Q lba,
zoo.
Pink Beans. 10 Ibs..
25o
Small White Beans. g Ibs..
zoe.
Good Flour per sack,
zoo.
Black FIgs per IS'
italian Prunss 9 ibs,
Good cOOklns MOlassIs per gallon
Fsnsy Table syrup, per gallon
500.
Maeanonl. No I, large slEs boxes
white Or yellow, per box. Sso.
Scotch oats, PEE pkg.
t0a.
Bring as your butter and eggs We
pay higheet market price. cash or
merchandise
N. 7. RINEMAN
1872 state s. TsIsPhOns ist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-20

~ Rooms 3, 4, and 5 Moores biz.
Phone, 24l4. Red.