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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21

Judging from bla lottcr lu fhe orc.
FnuIau Z. a. Webster wiu add hls
name lo thr uHi that will outor tho
race for me United states senate
VITA men like Cake Webster. bourne
aui Multy, 90 choose from tho voters
could br trusted to make q wise arlrc
uDn Tho senators Who are sent 90
iho state senate this year will have
,oIct ou fNo United States senators
this coming ltrIslhtIy cassemb'y and
fhru ,1ire lu selecting Hon g. W
Fulton fur SECOND term Senator
Fulton viII en before the people and
canvass ibe state fur reelection Tie
Nns unI fhr rduIgr of ihe rur'au q
machine Uhgn br vas chosen aud o.
o. uUi ukgN hat De- WIN ho tho neNt
um. Tho chances arr against any
PORTLAND mau he'uF made senator hy
Ihe next IrsisaIuJn The sreat uude
yr'0pei Interior Uf tbr state NiIl arise
ru uassr ara.nsI Portland dieiatIon
araIust enc development of west coast
harnors Portland aas NOT been
friendly tn NaQuIua nay. has uot been
friendly ta Coos uay bias ru' been
favorable ta an orsu river .1 C0val.
iIs has uoi heeu fl,uiN iu fae leygl
opmout of Southern ana Southwest
leu Ortson. ana until Portland po.
utiga' Influences broaden ont aud pro
reed to reg0Fuite tho uEhts 90 the
rest of OrcEou her candidates cannot
have tho earth and the fullness there
of The uoNt state legislature wll hshl
for the wctt coast ana the interior ut
Oregon az never hefore. n q doubt
tul ii Portland can set the next goy
ernor 40 Oreson. or whether Portan.
can take ne two United states sena
tore to her bosom AZ her oVn pariicu
'ar property az this paaso OF ths gont
ical perheiion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21
Notice Of order for Construction OF
Wood Sidewalk.

W00Q 9NA@"AH
To the several persons herein named
You are hereby notified that the
Common Council Of the City Of Salem,
Oregon. heretofore issued an order
that you build a wood sidewalk SIX
feet in width across the front Of the
property owned by you, and more par
tlcularly described opposite your name
be,ov. You are therefore notified to
builn the same within ten days from
the cate Of this notice, or the city will
build it. and assess the cost thereof
AGAINST you and take a lien on said
property. as in the charter OF sai1
city provided The persons and prop
erty affected by this notice is as fol-
lows. to-wit:
Lena Bonne. owner Of lots 4 and g.,
in block AZ. University addition to sa'
lem.
Joseph f. Wright. the south half Of
lot s. in block a. University addition.
]. A. Lackey, lot 4, In block z, Mill
addition to Salem.
A. Backstrom. the north half Of lot
8. in block A.. University addition.
G. J. and Ariadne Simeral, lots / and
2. block 2, Queen Add addition to ss.
lem.
I. vanduyne lots 3 and 4, block !,
vanduyne addition TO Salem.
Leonora Hullett, lot %, walters ad.
dition to Salem
L.R. Cutshaw, lot 20. walters addl
ton to Salem.
ID. T. Cresswell. lot 10, walters ad.
dition 20 Salem.
Minnie Bryan, lot % walters addl
tlon 90 Salem.
This notice is given by order Of the
Co, cil the 9Th day Of February. 1905
TIE cote Of this notice is February l5
ies6. W. A. MooREs,
2-iF q Recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21
coNSUMPTIoN'S WARNING

Hmpilms-ns q. q oHHHH
qThe aid ~ scientific inventions Is not
urr,lrl 90 determine whether your lungs
arc affected The hr,t symptoms can be
readily noted by anyone ol average in
tvlligguec.
oIhrfr h NO disease known that gives ~
many plain warnings oi its approach a.
consumption, anil uo serious disease that
can hr 30 quickly frachei aud ghgg krd,
t thr mr,lgiur used b. nf hnschsr'f
German syrup, which is maic 20 cure
consumption.
Clt b in ihr early s'Bees that German
Syrup sholil d. isl.n. when warming
ate given in the DHuph lhtt Won't quit
tlg clHgr ,iuu oI tl- bronchial tu. es aud
thr rm'ull weakening l' fHr u"g7 ac
CUWpauirl hv frrtu,nt Rur.lnIli.Hu.
uHut uo nstfeT how dr,r -.afei yom
cough. even ii drvsd consumption hn
alIraly attacked ,uur mHss, Gymir
syrup viii surely earct "a cHIr--as 10 hu
dome hriurr in thuuauis Ui apparently
hnprlrss rasrs uf lung trouble
QNgw uial bottles, lSc kesu.ag s,Ee.
7Sc. AZ an druggists
Sold IN Salem by 8. @. stone
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21
A Valuable Agent.

Tho glvcerine employed in Dr. Pierces
.,odiri1as greatly enhances the meul,
cinai properties which II extracts anu
Laids In solution much better than alcO,
III u.nuld. II also possesses medlclnal
,rorarties of It's own, being vaiuaDie
danulreut. nutritive, antiseptlc ah1 anu antl
ierment It adds greatly. 70 the etneacI
of the Black Cherry bark, gOlueh oeal ..l
80 Stone root and Queens root, CON
ttoof,od I'm Golden Medical Discovery IN
sobJring chronic. or lingering coughs,
6roprbial throat and lung ahectlOns'
rstI III which these agents are recon-
r,opdod bv standard medical AUTHORITIES,
tn Iii cases where there Is wasting
or..y of flesh. loss Of appetite, WIN
vnak stomach as in the early stages Oi
ronsumption. there can b. no douDt lhai
rlyccrine acts as a valuable nutrltlNe ll. alo
aids the Golden sea- root. stone iOVs,
O,,o.p's root and Black Cherrybark in
,,rnmntipv digestion and building up the
hlsbspd strength. controlling the cough
.,J ringing about a healthy condition
'f tTn whole system. OF course, " must
,,,t b., pypprted TO work miracles. 10 VIII
pot ruro consumption except In It's earlier
stagn.. ~ will cure very severe. QO.Ilh-
1to chronic coughs, bronchial ana laryn.
vra troubles, ard chronic sore lhIOas ~
Vith h1arsoucss In acute coughs W "
p9t so effective. IL Is In the lingering
.ougbs. or those Of long standing, even
whGn accompanied by bleeding from
turya that II has performed its most
,,sryaioua rurrs. Send for and read the
iittic bD1k of extracts, treating ot the
prnpartIcs aud usos Of the several med-
iriua rnuts that enter into llr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery and learn Whg
tbis medicine has such q wide range Qi
appliratlon In the cure Of diseases, IL is
~ 49,, Addross Dr. r. v. Pierce
UIif,Io y. Y. The Discovery con.
iains mo- alcohol or harmful. habit-form'
Inc drug. Ingredients all printed on each
bottle wrapper In plain English.
Sick teuple. especially those suterlne
from Al ieases Of long standing. are invited
tn consult Dr Pierce by letter. free. Az
CORES sp0ndpucp u held as strictly private
,nd .arrcdly confidential Address Dr
N v Pierce. Buffalo, y. Y.
Dr pierre's Medical Adviser Il sent fro'
on receipt " stamps 20 pay expense ~
mailing nniu send n one-cent stamps
Tor or-coyorod, or 81 stamps for cloth
bound copy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21
EDITORIAL TRUTHS
TERSELY TOLD


The development Of the Willamette
valley Is the great Inevitable fact be
fore iho people Of this state. That
development means that tails valley
VIII sustain ten times the population
Il now has, produce twenty times the
pro,mcts q now produces. and trans
Act forty times the business In bank
ing. merchandising and transporta'
tlon tha 1 it now dOeA The develop
mout here TO take place vii sustain
a larger population than Southern
california. will produce more out Of
che soil than southern California ana
carry a heavier trafho the year around
han any equal territory IN the West
The fact tha Eastern capital la en-.
tlae8 10 oonstrdct electric lines In
the East of the valley a. iar as IN.
gene. and that 1sos Angeles capital u
onllaiot 10 construct a line up me
west side Of the valley aud that the
standard OH Company ls planning a
aystom of railways across The sta'o
and up and down the coast shows That
development will take place here A.
no far distant day az a rate Of speed
that viii aatoulah me conservative 90.
orators. and surprise ho most aan'
rulna believer In The future of this re-.
zion. The low oolonlEta rates that
have becn granted 10 tho pacInc coast
by iho Hartman lines ought 'o nll This
valley al the ratio of 10000 families
tho nrai var aud double that caca
year thoso rates are maintained The
voluntary announcement ~ these
rates By uhe greatest American rail-
way system. lta farwachlng effect up.
on me settlement and development ~
thla country ought 90 convince tho
most ,kopilcal that tho day Cor tho
opening and rapid r'ploiiHlon OF
wc.scn Oregon has arrived
"sco America tYrsf" o. an ught q
VII turn tho udo uf eastern pooplu who
30 10 Europe mofe 'rFrN DO iho pa
cine cuat They will aee moro ot
their ovn comtr, aud loss ~ tho
Old World The example srt ~ send.
Inc Oreron Girls 90 500 the HAWAIIAN
Islands and 10 iho Yellowstone Park
n not exactly iu iho lIHo of a"eInN
pour own country nnt We have
Crater lake and Mt ilnoi. Mt lonrr
500 and other great SIGHTS to srr
nho iho caves uf lnsophino county
that our people could Eo to seo nut
How many Salem people have .reu
tho wonders uf Marion lakr prrrlel
thou ands 0f for. above th. sea uu the
snowy Slopes nf Mt Ientr.on. ana
roheetinF mai snou crowned tIuF lu
ita sINvN hua1mf We have Fr,ai
sirhts o. soo m oregon. hud uiI
greater sirhis to 500 iu uur ovu Ouun
try. AMI $40 should 200 hem nut rbg
desire to Fo abuad is strung iu ans
mans brcaat vho hais frDm some
couuID m Europe Tho d,slrs Cos
forelsn travel ID sifuus amuuE ihosl
h.EhD educated and fond uf ad,eu
tura nut tho ambition Co 500 oar uuu
couuirl. aud especially the nunior
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21

You cannot get a better anywhere.
We have a reputation for supplyiJg
the best meas IN salem. and We will
certainly keep a. Buy your roast
beef or any other Kind OF meat where
you get tho best
e. c. CROSS.
State ST. Market Phone 2si
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21
central conoreoatlonal Church.

Among tho singers TO be heard at
the old folks concerf Wednesday
evening will be Dr. Eppley A chorus
Of 30 voices will render oli.time
songs 2ie.3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21

The same situation Is true of con.
gressmau. Prom the day Hop Thos
Tongue vas made congressman Port
land Influences Nerc in Jhe saddle and
lhe Development of the west coast
hArhors vas straugied. They were
cousidouai unavailable and ImpFac.
ucable aud ths sroat mud Oats oi san
Pedro were opened 90 tho commerce
of the Norh hy an expenditure of
mi Hone upon millions The Portland
inhuences TODAY are asairst Hon
Walter H. roose of woodburu. be-
cause he is Too assrossiye and lntelll.
scni usan 90 take tle nagr0W view
of koepins ne Whole state under ne
thauih oi Portland TIE Routlana
neuspapers Will promote the candi.
dacY ~ any ulan Who wlll help bunco
the ooasl harborF spend an TIE gov.
ernment appropriations On he mouth
of the Columbia shoyellng out uao
eVerlAsiing streams % sand from iia
channel. Portland does not want !
CONGRESSMAN Who wil always and a.
grsssively agAt Cor n = Interests u
lhis district sac vaain a. asAF 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21
NINI TIMas ouT oF -

NlNt NlMAe nNN NF IN
Tho man sho beg'ns to save stops
tono kind of hsoushness Bcono-
my means siviug up something ans
no wise uan usuaily manages 90
Eive up that whlch is ha1 for Aim
rho yoang ulan wao bogins 20 save
heElns a. q rule 90 sleep lonser 90
drink ana snoke less io waste less
limo aus,as unnronlabls fueadt
rhus the sayins of money not oaly
means intaI,codonce in ne fuiurs
hut Il means better use oi time in
she prosent lt means indepena
enco of character aad freedom from
worry shoat ihe future u means
succesa
Thlnk d over and make a start
n yOa oaat save bat smali
amoant oaoh Week
VS. pag lnieFesl 90 deposits of
one dollar o. uore. and smail ae
ooanis ars iusi a. wolcome ~ lArs'
e. ones.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
caplisl Natleuai onnk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21
Patronise Yopr Home Ia.
dustries and keep Yoor mon
eY at home.
ey at home.

Not a new business, but the old blaei
smith, wagon and paint shop Of Jacob
a Arthur very much enlarged. We re
prepared 10 do all kinds Of fancy pains
ing, Sign painting and buggy, carriage
and wagon paintlngj repaahting and 70
pairing furniture and musical !nstru'
meuta A hrst.elass painter employed.
Light aud heavy wagons and buggies
on hand and made 10 order. woft
sailed for Ia any part Of the city -
returned free Of charge by q. w. Johu
or william Cross.
JACOB a ARTHUR.
Phone itss Main. see6 N. Front g.
9.22.tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21
LUMaER SUPPLIED

We can supply lumber Tor an pur
poses good lumber that you won't bs
ashamed 10 have iu your house. I,
pays 10 buy the best grade OF lumber
and you should como 20 us foy a..
eoooALE LUMBER co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21

Of our own commonwealth, in which
we are al supposed 10 take an inter.
est should tale precedence.
which shall rule. the legislature or
the peopie7 II looks TO the writer az
though the people would have the say.
The legislature has been tried, and has
mot given the best results IN electing
sspaiors nor In making appropria-
lions. The senator's from the normal
school counties who. under the direc
,lon of some Of the unwlse normal
school lobbyists. killed the house bill
90 place the normal schools under one
responsible board Of regents. killed the
goose thai laid the golden egg. 10 far
a. their institutions are concerned.
Mon Who have fought the battles Of
ta. normal schools In the past will not
aght them again. and the state Will
not retain over one or two normal
schools. n one Is saved for Eastern
ami one for Western Oregon The cause
Of education will DO pretty we'll n
The aiate could contribute 20 much for
each student taking a full normal
o1urse. NO matter In what college
taken. q would be more equitable
be- people and the state receive tho
benefit of the work of teacher who
aas received professional preparation
aud d employed In the public schools.
% would b. cheaper 10 pay 800 por
yvar towards thD support of each por
son taking a full years normal school
work Ia a normal school that comes
up io the full requirement of the state
than To- maintain ono normal school
as state institution Tho public
schools must have teachers vita nor.
ma. uaiuiuH Tho state and 90 q peo
plo want vrilcquIppod teachers. Th'
iato could iu thIs way bear par oi
ihr expense
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-15
Bic SUMS
PAID In
IN TAXES
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS EXPECTED TO BE PAID
IN TODAY.

BY this evening Tax Assessor Holt
expects to have $500, 900 cash paid in in
taxes, over half of it in payments
made today 1t is the last day before
delinquency and the big taxpayers are
coming in with their coin. The office
will be kept open till late this evening.
I'VE have about $14O,OOO now" said
Holt this morning, "and by the time
we quit tonight / expect the total will
'be 100000, since the first of the year.
AS the payments are half payments for
the year it is hard to make compari-
sons with other years, but l can say
that the payments are up to expecta-
tions. Enough cash is coming in to
last the government quite a while,
should say"
The rush at the tax office continued
all today, with all the extra windows
very busy. The office was open till af-
ter ten last night and will be again
tonight.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-15
KUHIO'S
RIVALS IN
THE PARTY
A ROBERTSON BOOM AND TALK
OF THREE OTHER OPPONENTS
OF PRINCE.

There are four white candidates for
the delegateship being prominently dis
cussed as rivals of Prince Cupid for
the Republican nomination. They are
A. G, NJ. Robertson, Representative w.
w Harris, Senator Lincoln l.. Nc
Candless and George w. Smith, who
i'm the capacity of chairman of the
Board of Supervisors has been given
the title of first mayor" of Honolulu
1t is considered likely that one of them
will be i'm nomination before the con-
Vention, with the chances in favor of
Robertson. So far, none of the four
are making any active compaign, Kuhio
being the only aspirant who has begun
a fight. But the other four are being
discussed
RObertson's strength in the local
party has had something of a boom
during recent days, and there is a lot
of strong support of him as a candidate
among the business community. Rob-
ertson is national committeeman and
chairman of the Territorial committee
and has all along been understood to
be a probable candidate this time. He
managed Kuhio's fight last time and up
to recently, when Kuhio came out for
another term, 1t has been generally un-
derstood that Kuhio was pledged to
Robertsons support this time. In
fact, Kuhio, in the days of gladness
over his winning last time, declared
himself a Robertson supporter for
this year, All that has been changed,
however, since he wrote to friends here
asking to have his fight started, the
result being the Lane organization. AS
an offset to its quiet work to create a
Kuhio organization there is a strong
slump towards Robertson.
Harris was chairman of the finance
committee Of the House last time and
made a fine legislative record. He
has since been prominent in party
affairs and is a strong candidate.
George w. Smith was brought for
ward in the matter by his record at
Washington on the commission which
went there to work for the refunding
bill, also by his public record in county
affairs, He is president of the Mer-
| chants Association of Honolulu and a
leader in all public business enterprises
Reports from other islands tell of
much Robertson strength. 1t is said
that Maui will come to the convention
for him almost solidly, Judge Kepoi-
kai, who was reported to have signed
a Kuhio resolution, denied having done
so and recently declared himself a
supporter of the Republican chairman
for delegate.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-15

Mr. Napier, head of one of the fam
Gus Scottish clans, had an experience
this morning as he was about to leave
the S. 5. Sierra, that made him think
he had gotten into a savage country
instead of an American port
AS head of the Scottish clan, Mr.. Ma
pier wears kits of a varied hue of
plaid. He wore 'em short, the regula-
tion shortness of course and in conse-
quence, the nudeness of his limbs was
exposed. Now the main deck Of the
Sierra from where the passengers walk
down the gangway to the pier is about
twenty feet above the floor of the pier.
native policeman was stationed at
the foot of the gangway to prevent any
but cabin passengers from leaving the
vessel. The police spied what to him
was an apparition from Scotland, COM
ing down the gangway The policeman
who had evidently been trained in the
ways of modesty and of the law there
of. thought that he saw a possible vio-
latiOn of the laws, so he proceeded to
lay for the head of the Scottish clan.
AS Mr.. Napier started to leave the
gangway to step on the wharf he felt
the strong hand of the law OBTAINING
him.
You can't come ashore here!" eX-
claimed the officer
why not?" exclaimed the astonshed
Scotchman. Il am a cabin passenger
and I have a right to leave the vessel"
"Oh, no, you haven't" firmly replied
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-15
CAMPBELL MINORS
HAVE TO WAIT
LINDSAY GIVES
TO TEJETR
SAYS THE IrDGE
FRIENDLY POINTS

Judge Lindsay this afternoon gave a
decision constituting the will of the late
James Campbell, in the proceeding
brought by the trustees to secure court
rulings on numerous questions which
arose as to the handling of the big es-
tate. The suit was friendly one, and
many of the problems submitted were
matter of detail in the management of
the various funds, but there were i'm
portant points at issue regarding the
respective rights of Mrs. Campbell Par
ker and the Campbell minors. After
answering categorically a number of
questions, the court answers the final
ones as follows:
None of the children OF testator are
entitled to any share of the estate
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-15

The old defense-too drunk to re-
member anything-was invoked in
Judge De Bolts court this morning by
T. II. Lindell, charged with a revolving
assault, but it was quickly turned down
by the jury. Lindell is a marine officer
and appeared i'm court in his naval uni
FORM He testified to good record in
the navy. AS for his alleged crime he
said that on the date thereof he had
come ashore and drank forty or fifty
glasses of beer and half u bottle of
absinthe, and he remembered nothing
of what he had done.
In rebuttal of this Officers Kawaa
and Apana testified that Lindel was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-15

connection with which the motion re-
ferred to was filed.
A feature of the motion which may
have considerable effect on such
cases in future is the objection to the
allowance of the filing of the suit un-
der the pauper's privileges section Of
the law, which allows suits to be filed
by person unable to pay, without
payment of costs, The motion brings
forward a claim that under the law it
must be shown not only that the libel
liant is unable to pay but that there ia
no person having an interest in the ex-
pected Judgment who is able TO pay.
Under this contention, 1t is claimed,
the contingency fee proposition would
prevent the filing of suits without pay
ment Of costs, attorneys interested be-
ing called upon to pay costs if the
client cannot. The point has never been
raised here before. 1t will be argued,
with the other points raised In the mo-
tion on Friday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-15

the native officer, mot with those togs
on. You will have to go back and put
on some pants before you can come
ashore here" and to illustrate his point
the policeman here playfully pinched
the bare legs of the Scotchman
"Hoot mum, dinna ye think ye will
hold me, Hootv"
Il can't help it," firmly replied the
officer, ''you will have to go back and
put on some pants and cover up your
self more, before you can get loose In
Honolulu"
This is an outrage" exclaimed the
Scot who by this time was boiling over
with rage. Il would expect this sort Of
thing in a country Of savages or Mus
salmans, but not here i'm a civilized
country like America. I will see these
islands in hell before l will put on an
other stitch"
But the policeman would not allow
him to pass and finally Purser Dalton
was sent for. The latter tried to induce
the officer to allow the passenger to go
ashore but the officer refused. Finally
the police station was notified and
Captain Alfred Mossman had to go to
the wharf and order the release of the
Scot
The wearer of the kits said that he
had Travelled all around the world but
this was the first time that he had
ever had such an experience. He saw
the city, however, and was an object
of considerable curiosity to the people
of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-15

pending the closing of administration.
1t seems clear that no share in the
income of the estate vests in the chill
dren during minority or being minors
before marriage; but that the right to
share In such income is wholly con-
tnngent upon their respective arrival at
majority or marriage"
The proceedings was entitled Abigail
*. Campbell Parker, ]. o. Carter and
Cecil Brown, trustees under the Will
OF James Campbell VS.. Abigail +. .
Campbell Parker Abigail w. HAVANA
nkoa' Alice X. Macfarlane, Mural X
Campbell Beatrice U. Mary Campbell
Abigail Helen Kapiolani Kawananakoa,
David Kalakaua Kawananakoa and -
Kawananakoa,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-15

sober when arrested. He could walk
all right, they said. In -examina-
tiOn Attorney Rawllns tried to get
them to admit that drunken man
might walk straight, but both declar-
ed that according to their experience
no drunken man could walk straight
"In the first saloon I entered" said
the defendant, II took five glasses of
beer. Then I had more, forty or fifty
of them, and after that 1 and another
man drank up a whole bottle of alb
Sinthc."
LindelT has a wife and child in Brook
lyn. His jag has led u a conviction on
which he may get twenty years hard
labor