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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21
MAY
FIX
DAM
ParkersyiIle Drainage District
Loses lis suit Over
Vattier Dam

The suit OF the Parkersville Drain
age District against William, Francis
and Walter Waiter, which has been
pending for years, over the result OF
the damage done by the backwater
from the vattier's mill dam across
Little Pudding river, was settled to-
day In the supreme court, by the
judgment OF Judge Galloway, OF the
Marion county district court, being
reversed. The decision was by Judge
Moore.
Fifty-seyen years ago, William
Parker built dam across the Little
Pudding river for the purpose of rum
ming q grIst and saw mill. The dam
backed up the water for five or six
miles. Some three years ago. a drain
age district was established, having
within its boundaries the land on
which was the backwater. Adjoining
and Just above this was SO acres OF
land, which the government patented
10 the state in 1891. the title OF
which is now vested in the Miller
heirs.
After the creation OF the Lake La
bIsh drainage district, one OF the /
employees went TO the dam one Sum
day night and blew out section with
dynamite, The vattiers, who are the
successors OF Parker In the ownership
OF the dam, started to repair the dam,
when the drainage district got out an
Injunction I'm Judge Galloway's court
restraining them from doing so, on
the grounds that the dam was a nuI-
sance
The opinion OF the lower court was
reversed and the suit dismissed. The
attorneys were @. @. Bingham and
w. II. Richardson for the appellants
and VII and Webster Holmes for
the respondents.
An important decision was that I'm
the case OF w, r. Resen VI. Umatilla
county Appealed from Umatina
county Affirmed, Opinion by Judge
Bean.
Umatilla county had passed law
imposing a tax on sheep OF foreign
ownership. Resen brought suit for
damages and won. The county took
an appeal. but the decision OF the
lower court was affirmed.
Other decisions were: State ca
Wong Chow Quen. appealed from
county. Opinion reversed
md new trial ordered.
Haywood Bros and Wakefield com.
'any w. Doornberger Mfg. company, !
rom Multnomah county. Reversed. G
II. A. Mann vs. Charles Parker and I
'thers. From Baker county. opin. I
on reversed and suit dismissed. I
Mining A Smelling Company w. Co. {
umbia Gold Mining Company. From {
saker county. Reversed and new {
rial ordered {
BENJAMIN II. Bowman ys. George Y
:. Holman. from Multnomah county. Il
lotion 20 dismiss appeal. Granted. q
". w Frame W. Ben Grumbaum q
nd Lee HIrschland, from Baker "
ountN Petition for rohearlng de. h
led. o
William ID. Thurman vs.. Fannie 10. n
Iunman, TO vaoate part OF decree a
divorce. from Harney couaty. Re. {,
esed II
" C. sexton Va, Malcolm McInnis. n
hit Tor accounting, appeal from Was. s'
, county. Modified. ot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21
Hop Contracts Filed.

Contracts for the~sale of hops
Klaber, Wolf & Meter, of Portland
from the following Marion coun.
growers, were filed in the county rs
corder's Office today:
Claud Lightfoot and H E. Manning
10000 pounds, at Is cents
Ed Butterfield, 5000 pounds, at Il
cents.
T. NJ. and II. w. Gully, lO,OOl
pounds, at 10 cents.
j. r. Jordan, 5000 pounds, at Il
cents.
G. Hagg and P. Fellar, 600
at 10 cents.
George w. knight, 1000 pounds,
10 cents.
These sales were made July 80.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21
MARRIED.

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FRY-ROBINSON-At the residenel
OF the officiating minister, in Salem
August 20, at p. M, Mr.. Arthur
G. Fry to Miss Josie Robinson
both of the Silverton neighborhood
The young couple took the after
noon train for Portland for a shor'
wedding trip.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21
Personals

f. T. Barnes is home from New
port.
j. d. Barber is in town today OF
business.
Frank Lowell left last night fol-
Cascadia.
Chauncey Bishop is at home from
Portland.
T. b. Jones has returned from
Portland.
Paul II. Sroat has returned from
Portland.
Otto Headrick left last night for
Newport.
Lee George has returned from
Portland.
Fred Virgins went to Jefferson
yesterday.
f. l.. Irwin went to Albany on bus
iness today.
A. A. Lee came home last night
from Newport
Homer Smith returned from Port
land last night.
II. p. Boise, Jr., returned from
Portland last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Swafford are
home from Newport.
c. Hurley returned this morning to
his home in Gervais.
Mrs. w. A. Irwin returned last
night from Newport.
g. l.. Scobie left today for a weeks
outing at Nye Beach.
Conrad Krebs came down from In
dependence yesterday.
Mrs. f. l.. Hargrove returned last
evening from Newport.
Henry ottenheimer returned from
Portland this morning.
Miss Julia Williams went TO
Woodburn last evening.
W. w. Davis. of Eugene, was in
town today on business.
Mort Pilkenton returned yesterday
from a visit to Portland.
Miss Minnie Frickey left last night
for Chattanooga, Tenn.
Guy Hoyt left yesterday for a ten
days outing at Newport.
Miss Nellie Peterson returned
rom Portland yesterday.
William Welch returned last night
rom a visit to Portland.
County Treasurer Richardson ,e,,
MS morning for Newport
Milo Atterbury went to Roseburg
yesterday to visit relatives.
Miss Grace Vaughn, OF Albany Wis.
ted Salem friends yesterday. I
Misses Edna and Frances Pohle ra-
urned from Newport last night.
Justice Thomas G. HALEY has re. q
urhed from a visit TO Pendleton.
Mayor Frank Waters went 10
'ortland ON this mornings local.
Miss Mary Davenport left this I
nurhins Tor her home In Silverton :
Miss Edna Mcfarland and niece
e'urned from Port land yesterday
Miss Clara Foster and Miss Louise :
ioyt returned from Newport Iast \
ight. '
Richard Loewenneld went toln
.ewport yesterday for a ten dav.s n
uting. ' A."
Mrs Ira Campbell and child y,
lends. "s .
T. J. Lalley, Charles Scott, cm ;,
'oo'e are among the salemites =, =
ewport. ~ "a
MISS Lillian Green and Miss Clara .,
wicker returned last evening from n
ewport. ' y
N.S' Lena bestne Of Portland ar.
yea yesterday 20 visit friends :,
lis city. h
Miss Louise Hoyt aud motha, - ST
rhed last night from an outing =, y
swport. =" O.
Mrs j. C. Middleton and som -,
alana' are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w
Babeock. '"
Mr. aad Mrs Louis L.aehmnD.
a Mrs = Folsom LEFT this mornIn~ RI
: Seaside. xi
. T. NeSkirk and wife OF Huh. mI
~ are visiting Walter johnson lo,
family. -
AFs' W. Mages OF Lebanon 4. Va. la
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21
The Texas wonde,

cures all kidney. bladder and
rheumatic trouble; sold BY an a,nr-
s'''s' or two months treatmeu, Nv
IN. mail Tor 81 DR.. E, W. Han. ,s,s
oll's street. St. Louis. No. ssns
sor Tor testimonials Sold BY stone. s
dw'lyr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21
When TOu Want Harres.

can on +, E, shafer. at his nav
store. store, iSI Commercial street, pea,
FERRY The finest stock OF harness ~, ~
Salem. usSs 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21

/ REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
Marion County Land That Is
Changing Ownership - Prices
That Obtained.


May Porter and Frank Porter
to Clara Whitney, 10 acres 81?
VIM. Goodrich to A. Welch,
right of way for railroad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21
CITY NEWS
A Collie ,tion of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration

l.. Lachmund and sons filed a con-
tract Monday for the purchase of
10000 pounds of hops from David
Jacobson. The contract was made in
July.
The local w. C. T. U. will serve
dinner tomorrow-circus day.
A fresh shipment of melons just re-
ceived at Fl. H. Ragan's.
Business on Asylum avenue Is
growing, and the latest addition is
a neat little confectionery and ice
cream establishment. It is called
The Avenue" and is a credit to the
neighborhood.
The people are still anxious for
oiled streets as well as paved strets.
""SNiS III lOW0 constantly talk
ABOUT the absence of MOSQUITOES
meas and flies, besides other mis-
anees very common in the eastern
states at this time of the year
Ruoe' Cummings, the express
man. had small runaway Yesterday
AFTERNOON, His team, which was left |
united became frightened and ran q
snort distance, striking a tree and
breaking the harness.
u, A. Patterson has purchased the
STOCK OF new and secondhand goods
OF A. Scott. two doors north of his
STORE He will unite the two stores
greatly increasing his floor space and
ROOM and so will be able to make q
mueh better display of his stock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21
Roth Want the ChI,c

Two petitions for the guard,ar.,,,
OF Clara Baraes, the inlnor c1ns y,
Joseph hSrnes. deceased. were a,sd
~ the clerks once this afternoon
pS' vas asking the appointment o,
'oha h'erward, aud stated the CHINA
law ,a'a'r was dead and that the mother
HSa esea divorced from the father
Suu Tue petition alleged that she was
an ~, Improper person 60 be Tuara,sn
=, "' o'oe' petition was from Ardula
A. roF'er' who states she IS the
'a.'ds mother, and asks TO he an.
pointed guardian. Judge scott VIII
: 'aIs testimony and determine who |,
- nave the custody OF the slrl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21
There is
Nothing

In which delay is 50 dangerous AZ in
eye trouble; when YOU consider that
you can sc, along fairly wen without
any sense except sigh,. you will un.
ders'and how important 4, is to take
no chances with Il.
ouR BUSINESS IL To TRLL you
WHEN You SRED GLASSES.
Wa HAVE IHR PRorER MEANS
or FINDING oUE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21

g "A - II G. - a a.
Bears ths ~ The Kind You Have AIsaE Sus'
''sss'''' Of &1HZIZx
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21
NEW TO-DAY.

Have You Insurance-On your prov
erty? II not, why not? II is dsn'
gerous to go without II. See "
A. Linton, the leading Fire ~
surance man. for rates. No. s'v
hrst floor. Mccormick Bids, cou"
st. Phone 1891. S-lS-s'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21

HAY for Sale.-Baled Glover or enea''
IS per ton. in lots of two tons y
over. Thos. F. Walker. fhoA'
Suburban l54. S-21-lm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-21

Ihe people are still anxious for
oiled streets as well as paved strets
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31

WI hot DC deprived Of ths fruits 81 lnJ
able men 10 reap where. they have NOD
eowi--laws which enable them 20 garnof
pto their oysrrowng bqrns @ss, h ti
10 accumulate enovsh to make -his fortuuS
dangerous "a the country. Special priv.
nrlvsts "s s. ~ ,Scsc arc The Twin piil5rs
upon which btatuorocy gtets Jo teKa
away those supports and to elevate tns
path of honest ,efors ought TO, he the pur-
pose of our party.
Jusi TaSatfon HWrts None.
And who can suHer iniury,by just tax,
alton, impartial laws and the applica'i ION
Of the Jeffersonian doctrine Of euuhl rights
10 ell and special privileges To nome Onty
those whose accumulatious arc stalnSd
with dishonesty ard whose immoral meth.
DDS have given them a distoyt Vie" OF
business, society and government. Ac-
money than they can proatablS use upon
themselves, wisely Distribute or safely
leave to their children. these denounce
as public enemies all who question thclrs
methods or throw q light upon thet'
crimes fr.r. as,.. .a. t....t
Pintocracy is ,abhorreut to y republic; 1t
is more despotic than MONARCHY, more
heartless than aristocracy more selfish
than bureaucracy. II -preys upon the no
ton IN time of peace and conspires against
sss ~ s snSS n SSTod of wsd9m
its votaries whileait impoverishes it's vic
Tins. II is already sappihR the strensth
OF the nation. vulgarizing social life a d
making mockery .uf morals Tue lime Is
ripe for it's overthrow. Let us attack n
boldly. making our appeal to the awsk-
ened conscience OF the nation IN the name
OF the counting room which II has de-
filed i'm the name OF business hon ~.
which Il has suilied; In the. name Of the
people, whom Il, has oppressed In the
name of the homes, which II has despolled.
and In the name Of religion, upon which
II has placed the stigma of hypocrisy
Paraphrascr Burrs.
And, II I may be permitted to suggest
battle hymn, 1 propose a st9nza but
slightly changed, from one OF the strong
est Of the poems of Scotland's greet
democratic bard: 9t
Columbial t!n' eE-
NY dear my native coll -r-
For whom my warmest wish to. Heaven
IL sent,
Long may thy hardy sons OF rustic toll
Be biest with health. and peace. and sweet
And o, may Heaven their simple lives
From Mxury's contagTon, weak and vile;
Then, though unearned wealth to wicked
A virtuous popuiace may rise and stand
A wall of Are around their nueh-lovsd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
RRyAN,s ENTRY INTO NEW YORK
Homecoming Nebrasixsn is Fairly
Mobbed by Admirers.

Homecoming NeDEahAah
MObbed By Admirers.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30-Mr. Bryant
entry into New York this afternoon vas
a series Of ovntions, beginning with his
landing at the Battery at 4o'clock and
reaching an early climax when he arrived
at the Victoria hotel, ,Twsnty-seventh
street and Broadway. an hour. and fifteen
minutes, later. Here the homecoming Ne.
braskan was fairly mobbed by the thou
sands Of persons who had gathered out
side the hotel entrances and the hundreds
who had forced their way into the cop'
ridors Finally an entrance was effected
by the police and Mr.. Bryan reached the
lobby stairs. He was halted and called
upon for a speech and the crowd surged
about him. cheering Justify all the while.
Mr.. Bryan lifted His hand and secured.
silence. +is +af 1919 +" 49,
Ladies' and gentlemen, he began. "I
believe that later this evening lie the time
for me TO make speech and you must
not expect one now. When man is in
difficulty he has q right to call upon HIS
friends for assistance. am in difficulty.
now am trying 10 get home, but I have !
been travelling so hitich of-late that for
the life OF me I can hardly tell where
home is' f' .'f
TN Washington" called an enthusiastic
auditor. 1.-THE White House. shouted
another.
"a. Ana we .s,. are going to put you there e.
Then every bne7 gcc6eersd. q Mo- Brytaiiii :
smiled indulgentiy. 'g- ~
81 thought home was In Nebraska
he continued So. H. -tft 81
only until $685." shouted the crowd
Some said 1t was In Missouri" added
Mr. Bryan. amid laughter. 1--WE about
come to the conclusion that II md friends
like this everywhere / don't care where
home is. Soon am going to take a course
in college, for at a recent gathering in
London. where several languages were
spoken, felt constrained to. make excuses
because could speak but one, But I
would have TO know every language in the
world to tell you how much / thank you"
Mr.. Bryan then shook hands with few
personal friends. This was the signal for.
a general rush and the Nebraslan was
almost swept out of the Twenty seventh
street entrance of the hotel before the
police could stem the tide. Finally order
was established and the finpromptu re
ception proceeded. Several thousand per-
sons passed in line and Mr.. Bryan shook
hands with all. Distinguished men OF the
democratic party. Visiting, governors
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
Women's Knitted Underwear
Between Season Weights.

evenings when the light summer under
clothing is just little bit light in weight.
We have the fall-weights to show you. that
are just right for now and the prices
will please you. ga b.. b
Wonenis. vests.oof fine cornbed cotton,
medium weight, high neck, long sleeves.
hand trinimed neck and 'front.' tights to
match, soc, ,each2 extra large sizes $50
each. Ji-e> - .rts.c $50
ohildren's medium weight cotton vests
high neck long sleeves. drawers to match,
ankle length. Sizes l. to 4. Csc esch;-5 to
8, 35c each. ,r5- r..a 81. .e.- y,i+
Main floor. - ~ -..- . "a -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31

mother to examine sthesn. waists IN our
Infants Wear Department-7,snd satisfy
herself as TO their practicability as a
child's underdress. ..-
M" WAISTS COME IN 15C AND 25C
GRADES AND. IN ALL SIZES
.... TIP To IL YEARS -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31

Dainty new waists. plaids much in evil
dence.
Long. loose swsgser coats, fashions
newest effects.
style.
You are welcome to look. even ~ you
are not ready to buy.
Second floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
Right from the Shoulder.

This heading. Right From the Shout
DER" means that m" waists are right
from the shoulder.
In other words, all weight OF UNDER
garments, hosiery, etc, Ia carried to tho
shoulder. where Il belongs, relieving the
waist and pelvic organs OF the growing
child from dangerous drag and pleasure.
without going further into this i'm
portant feature, We want to invite every
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31

and supply our opt-of-town customers
Write for samples at once.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
Leeisla tion to Ala BusInes..

Legislation which prevents q monopoly
not only does not injure legitimate bust
ness but actually protects legitimate bust
ness from Injury We are indebted TO the
younger Rockefeller for an lllpstratlon
WHICH makes, this distinction clear. In de
Tending the trust system he is quoted az
saying that as the American beauty cam
moi be brought to PERFECTION without pinch
ing on ninety-nine buds, so that the one
hyndredth pud can receiys the fun strenssh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
Saturday to be the Biggest Sale
of Reliable Black Dress Silks
Omaha has Ever Seen.

Everything is now being gotten ready
and made as comfortable. as possible for
There Will be ample room. no cfowding
plenty OF ssiespeopls so as to not keep
you waiting, and best OF all. not d piece
of Haskeirs silks eyer prove false to
the faith you place in them.
Note-This time we are going 10 try
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
AMusEmENrs.

Continued on Third Page>
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31

Women's Ready-for-Ser,viice Suits.

andf from Europes ash
OIL
from not ghgdg
Quality
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
Socialism 80 Remedy.

Socialism presents consistent theory, but
a theory which. In my judgment. does not
take human nature into account Its
strength Is ,sin it's attack upon evils the
existence OF, which is confessed. Its weak
ness Ia that il would substitute a new
disease-if not worse one-for the dis
ease f9err which we suffer. The socialist
Is honest, In the belief that he has found "A
remedy for human Ills, aud he must be
answered With argument. not with abusC.
Tho best way Co oppose socialism Is to
remedy the abuses which have grown up
under individualism. but which are not a
necessary part OF ihdividualism, and the
sooner. the remedy " applied the better
AS / was leaving home i set forth my
reasons for opposing the socialist doctrine
that the government should own and OPP
crate all the means of production and
transportation: my observations during tie
last year have strengthened my convictions
on that subject Because.I am anxious 20
preserve individualism ! am earnest In. my
desire TO see the trusts exterminated, root
and branch, that the door OF opportunity
may be open to every American citizen.
On another occasion / shall call atten-
ton to the rapidly growing Expenditures o.
that those who look upon taxation as
blessing should view oyergrQwn appropfia-
hons with oomplacency, yet even the de-
sire to hnd ways OF spending the revenues
brought into the treasury by high lariH
cannot wholly account for the reckless ex
lraVsgance Of recent congresses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31

Bee, August 80. 1908.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
Democrats Oner solution.

But at this time I desire TO center your
thoughts upon the overshadowing evil OF
denotes that result 'therefroin. II demands
a remedy. and the people are prepared 70
administer heroic treatment The demo-
reasonable and adeQuate--a5s solution ~
which time.honored principles are applied
Tne 'deInoSratic party rs not the enemy
OF property or OF property rights; u u, on
the contrary, the best defender OF both, De
rights are the only fodRdat ton upon whleh
property and property rights can rest -.
curelY The. democra.i.r party does ilOt
menace Single dollar ief ultimately accuTnu-
lated; on the contrary, IL insists upon lae
protection Of rich end poor alike in inc
estiy earned The democratic party does
not discourage thrift but on the con-
trary. stimulates each. Individual " the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31

Another subject connected with our fors
eisn relations. venture 10 pngsasts that
We may not only promote peace. but also
advance our commercial lnterests by an
navy Will not be used Cor the Collection. II
private debts While protecting the lives
% our citizens syerywhsrs and guaran.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
subIic OonsciencetDebauehed.

With the public conscience educated
to believe that insurance companies have
used the money OF thetr pohcy holo'1's
10 carry elections--no wonder that trusts
havs FASTENED to purchase immunity from
punishment with liberal donations Now,
can we draw a moral distinction between
the man who sells his vote for So on
election day and the manufacturer VINO
sells his political influence for $4,000 or
800, 600, payable in dividends? How can
We draw a moral line between the senator
or congressman elected by the trusts to
prevent hostile legislation and the senator
or congressman kept in congress by the
manufacturers to- secure friendly legts
lation? The party whtaiI justified tie
one form of bribery cannot be relied upon
to condemn the other. -r- 4~ i.
There never was a time when tarin
reform could be more easily entered upon.
for the manufacturers. bV selling abroad
cheaper than at home, as many OF chem
do, have not only shown their insratitude
toward those who built the tarin wall for
them, but they have demonstrated tler
ability to sell In. competition with the.
world. The high tariff has Ions been
burden to the consumers In the United
States and IL Is growing more and more
menace 10 our foreign commerce be-
cause II aVouses resentment and provokes
retaliation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-31
railroad Question.

The railroad question is also interviewer
with the trust question. Nearly ali lh-
private 'monopoiies have received rebates
or secured other advantages; over COM
petitors. Absolute equality OF treatment
az the hands OF the railroads would go
far toward Gripping the trusts, and Il
rejoice that the president has had The
courage TO press the question upon con-
gress While the Law. as AZ was finally
distorted by the senate, Is not al that
could, be wished, 1t deserves a fair trial
Rate regulation was absolutely neces-
sary and IL furnishes some relief from
the unbearable conditions which prevt-
ously existed, but. we must not forget