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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-26

The meat Gamers to the last foolishly
hinder the work of providing an inspec-
tion that will restore confidence in their
wares.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-26

If only 100 investors came to Astoria
during each year and only one or two
of them invested. would we all be
benefttedi
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-26

Perhaps the hidden meaning of the Bit
ter fight was that somebody wanted in
spectors to put label on Uncle Joe
Cannon's vocabulary.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-26
YOU BETl

Would it injure the restaurants and
lodging houses now here il the tourists
who now stay away would come to
Astoriai
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-26

And France will do much better to
invest her millions in an American rail
road than in European throne.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-26
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-26

Entered as second-clRss matter June
Is, 1905, at the postoffice at Astoria. Ore
gon, under the act Of Congress OF March 5,
feS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10
State News

Mrs. Anna Z Wilson. one Of the
pensioners Of The war Of lsl2 "
visiting in Portland she ia loz
Years old. and vas therefore eisn'
years old when the war broke out
Elsle Burnett. the i7-year-oie
daughter Of ~ r. Burnett. residing
near Greenyille. shot and Instantly
knled herself with small tafse'
rias at her home saturday. Il 10 sup
posed the shooting was accidental a. a.
she vas IN the habit o. shooting a.
: target. and a moment before 'he
shootlng had been playins the piano
ana was evidently IN good spirits
Afraid 20 remain ~ The boss,
While a huge stump vas BLASTED
from the roadway IN front of me- hs'
homs saturday moFnins. kr' "i'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10

OF the railroads. The unusua,,v
large business being done by all rail-
ROADS centering in Portland is largely
responsible for the present condi-
tions, but the blockade is added to
the rush of traffic following the re.
sumption of business by the Northern
Pacific after the recent floods. A
large Christmas business is being
done in the city and all these things
have combined to choke the termi.
mails.
The congestion appears to be in
creasing rather than diminishing"
said e. Lyons, manager Of the North
ern Pacific Terminal Company, yes
terday. THE jobbers have evidently
placed more orders for goods than
they can take care of after arriving
here and the only thing that seems
likely to relieve the situation is for
the transfer companies and iobbers
to unload more cars than they do
The yards are full and in addition to
the team tracks. which are filled,
there are enough cars on hand TO 6ll
them up again.
"The general food OF business
seems more than the obbers can get
away with. The transfer companies
unload from 20 to 80 cars day,
while from 40 to so cars arrive to
be spotted on the team tracks daily
Because of this, the traffic is getting
ahead of us. The transfer compa'
nies tell me they could unload twice
as many cars a day as they do, II the
iobbers could take the goods, The
warehouse facilities are either in
adequate or jobbers do not choke NJ
the receiving end of their houses.
Between Goble and Portland, helC
on sidings awaiting release, are abou
100 cars. In Albina, waiting
chance to get across the river and b.
unloaded, are 100 more cars wit
Portland loads, which is straight G
r. & n. business. There are abou
40 cars in Alblna with Northern Pa
ciflc loads which were brought !
from wallula over the o. X. & ~
the time OF the Northern Pacif
blockade. There are about 100 cal
in the yards.
while the terminals need eXtei
sion. the trouble now seems to !
with the consignees themselves W
could handle more cars If quick al
ipatch could be given them. II u
capacity OF the team tracks could
Iunloaded daily our troubles Wou
soon be over"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10

helm OFT. who resided with her hus-
band near Clackamas station. step
ned out OF the back door of her
home only TO be struck In the back
and almost instantly Killed by a sec
tlon OF the displaced stump weigh
ing about so pounds. The force OF
the explosion carried the missile 100
yards and over the roof OF the dwell
ing,
There Is n squabble In Crook coun'
~ over the recording OF deeds. The
outgoing clerk says he did not have
time TO record them. the new clerk
won't do so. nor viii no permit the
old clerk to do II for him. though
the latter offers 20 DO so gratis.
Plans for another shippers and
business mems meeting. TO be held
at Albany, before the legislature
meets are being made.
The Eugene Guards sunday paper
was "A S2-page special edition, and
contained large number OF write
ups and Illustrations of Eugene.
The Springfield water works o'
which work was begun some hm'
lago by the willamette Valley Com
pany. are stlll IN an unfinished condi
tlon. causing much discomfort to 'h'
residents,
Tho two football teams OF the Uni
j verslty OF Oregon and Eugene hlgl
school will be honored guests at th
Eugene theatre tonight TO sec I'm
Governors Wife" The boxes haN
been decorated with college color
and the entire squad. together VII
their trainers and coaches. VIII b
present
The Y. NJ. G. A. convention. Nhle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10
CURRENT
TOPICS
TODAY
Prepared for the Public Schools
and the Family Circle.

France is facing crisis over the
determination Of the government to
enforce the entire separation of state
and church. The dispatches Sunday
say that the Pope has forbidden
French Catholics to submit to the
law, and It is feared extreme of
measures may have to be resorted to
before the matter is finally settled.
New York bank reserves are re-
ported far below the legal limit. the
shortage being caused by the i'm
mense amount OF money needed in
the West for handling the crops.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railroad Company announces
that 1t will build a new liue from st
Paul to Seattle. The road will be
about 1000 miles in length, and Il is
expected to be completed in 1909.
Bellamy Storer. ex-ambasasdor oI
the United States to Austro-Hun
gary, who was summarily removed
by President Roosevelt, writes a yer,
bitter letter concerning the Presiden
in which he charges him insincerit!
and double dealins. and with at
tempting to make scape-goat o
Storer.
The American bark Coloma found
cred or the coast Of Vancouve
lIsland. December 6th-no lives wer
lost. The Coloma Is one of Oregon
old-time fleet, having been engage
in trade between Portland and Chin
20 years ago.
The Hin system Of roads are ne'
on the schedule for investigation b
a United States grand jury.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10
VINOL SETTLES


No one VIII dispute the curative
and strength creating value OF cod
liver oil. For centuries II has been
recognized as the grandest of ali
healing aud bodybuilding agents for
wasted human strength and vitality.
Yet. owing 20 the heavy, greasy
oil which envelopes the medicinal
elements, and which has no value
either as food or medicine. many
patients weakened by disease can
not digest either In its raw form or
an emulsion. and others will not take
Il on account OF its disagreeable odor
and taste-consequontly rs value Il
lost.
Now. the process discovered by
two eminent French chemists Nor
CUES and should Interest
every person in salem, for all OF the
tonic. Bodybuilding and curative ele'
ments OF cod liver oil are now sepa'
rated from the greasy, useless OF
and given 20 the people In delicious
Vinol. For this reason IL Is fast su
perseding old-fashioned cod liver OF
and emulslons,
As a body-buildef and strength
creator for old people, weak women
delicate children. and after sickness
land all pulmonary diseases. II u
recommended by over 5000 OF th'
leading druggists Of the United state
as the best.
Your money back if q does not d.
lam we claim. C. W. Putnam co
druggists.
Note. While We are sole agent
for Vinol Is salem. Il Is now for sal
LAT the leading drug store In nearl
leyery town and city IN the country
Ii ook for the vlnol agency IN you
town.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10
X-RAYS


Secretary Shaw is still candidate
for the presidential nomination. Just
at present he Is saying nothing. and
the scarcity OF fuel prevents his maxi
ing much showing as a wood sawyer
Uncle Sam will be asked by the
bureau OF navigation to pay for the
pate de-foi grss. champagne and ter
rapin served by officers OF the United
States navy while in foreign ports
and entertaining the big guns OF the
countries visited History mentions
a dinner served by the old Swamp
Fox" to British ofiicer-that con
sisted OF sweet potatoes straight
and It didn't cost the government a
cent, while il caused the guest to re-
sign.
1t was nice of Secretary Bonaparte
when Perry returned from the Arctic
to greet him warmly"
s-s
Il Is not probable that President
Roosevelt vii lagain run for the pres
idency--tho appointment OF John a.
Menhany, a Democrat, of Louisiana,
to be civil service commissioner, It
is thought provides for the last Of HIS
rough riders"
Some one Is of the opinion that
Oregon people are pretty slow. a
firm offers years subscription to
e the oregonlan and a first-class talk
ing machine all for st6,65. Elimi'
mating the oregonian subscription
r leaves s6.65 for the talking machine
r which seems exhorbitant, in view o.
e the fact that marriage licenses onl'
s cost S.. Il might be added that II
! the case OF the license purchase n'
a winding OF the machine Is necessary
{ Maxine Elliott bought an India
y blanket IN Portland saturday Tn
blanket was made In Arizona, an
she bought It as memento OF Port
land. She remarked II would kee
the rain OF her. and anything tha
would do that would always remin
Ie her OF the overgrown village on th'
20 "open sewer" the Willamette.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10
A Natural Result.

II Is very reasonable 20 suppo.a -,
,,s foundation Of a structure va :
.no moved that the building i''eH :
,ane6 10 come down. This same PFin- ..
,,'',s' oo1sI can he applied 70 disease Tax
medicine into the system ln1' Va +" - ~.
move the cause Of siekoea-' -''u a.
ness viii leave Itself. Dyspsp',a, ,''',,.',s. =
s'se.,lon. 49, sick headache and elllous, 'a,,
ness have their foundation IN ,ln..' .'oll,.s'
disorder. 1,,o Remove this veaLns. l.,,.
49, s me other symptoms are no more, I,
ana ana - 4. one cure for al this thai AZ
,.'a,,s,. ne. !. sell Tor zse per box .,ll J. =
q.1SS .. Ggsa's Improved Liver fnl.
they gee right At me oss'',. 80 s@rs ),
,hese diseases and maze 'H'
,skInx away the cause
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10
A Western Wonder.

There's Hill at Bowie Tex
that's twice as big as last year. TINS
wonder is w. l.. Hill, who from a
weight of 90 pounds has grown 70 "
over $50. He says: Il have SUI
feres with a terrible cough, when
began taking DR.. Kings New DiseoV,
ery for Consumption, Coughs ana
Colds Now, after taking ~ bottles
7 have more than doubled In weish'
and am completely cured" on'y
sure Cough and Cold cure Guaran,
teed by J. c. Perry, druggist; QUO
and S1.OO. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10

vas held IN EuEenc Friday and Sat
urday, was one OF the most aatlsfao-
Tory assemblies ever held The TN
portant address of the meeting was
made by Mr.. W H. Holmes. OF New
Zealand
Duck hunters are causing officials
OF the Northern Pacific and Astoria
4 Columbia river roads considerable
anxiety these days They set on the
train at Portland. and, Ia the mean
time. have telephonod 60 friends
along tho line TO nag the train al
convenient places, whom they allght
aud 40 on their hunting trips.
Coaulllo sawmills are very busy
this season. 40 many orders neeessi-
tating them running day and night.
Miss May ruliy, formerly OF Marsh
neld. and niece of y, y. hegue, a
prominent business man OF that
place. Il now doing vaudeville Ia
New York city. and press reports are
that she n making success OF the
work.
one hundred and nineteen sheep
we're killed and many more injured
in freight wreck, which occurred ~
the o. Il. a n. yards at Pendlcton
saturday. Two ears were completely
demolished
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10
HIPPERS
PARTLY
TO BLAME
Cars as Warehouses and
'tOO Are Now Tied up In
Portland

Il ,,uo ear shortage is attracting al
ouiyersal attention, and is on
rhole inexcusable, the people
arc finding the fault, can un-
&,tedly do much towards relieving
.l,uatlon somewhat. The state
below taken from Saturdays
EouIan, contains some sugges-
poInts, and presents some of the
f,ers short comings. The article
&srIous congestion of freight In
tland terminals seem Imminent.
n 100 cars stand in the yards,
Ia hundreds more are awaiting
Il turn to be unloaded. These are
up on sidings along the north
Pacific tracks between Portland
Goble and the east side yards of
Iaried Hartman lines. Probably
n before in the history of the
have the Northern Pacific Ter
.h Company's tracks been so
|ked.
Rnless some expedition is used by
ters in unloading cars consigned
|hem, there is likely to a freight
|kade in Portland. Yesterday lO2
we're placed on the team tracks
lhe depot for unloading, but OF
number only 25 were relieved OF
} loads. The condition in the
ts Is becoming serious and meas
\ OF relief must soon be adopted
/ Is said 20 be the habit of con-
kees, who are not inclined to
u up freight In the receiving part
.heir warehouses, TO take a few
~ loads from car of merchan'
and leave the car standing IN
Yards until more of its load IL
ped. Transfer companies are di'
~ to follow this method in I'M
ing cars for their customers, and
dlspatch for cars is the result.
iIer car stands in the terminal
s As hours. demurrage at the
Of 81 a day is collected, but Job
seem TO prefer to pay this nom
charge than store their goods
edlately and release the cars
piers of cars, partly filled witt
fchandise, are standing in thu
terminal yards.
he present situation is one tina
Embarrassing TO the railroads an'
! he management of the terminals
delay In releasing cars aggra
the car shortage and tratfic mel
the blame for this feature OF tn
famine cannot be laid at the doc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10
Heart Flutterlng.

undlsosted food and gas In tho
stomach, located Just below tue
heart, presses against u aud causes
heart palpltation. When your heart
troubles you IN that way take Her
blne for few days You viii soon
be al right. SOC n bottle. Sold ~
u. ]. Fry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10
FAsTIDIOUs WOMEN

consider Paxtine Toilet Annsepne =
necrssity In the hygisnie care OF ihs
person and for local treatment oi
feminine ills. As a wash iis cleansing,
eerrnioidal deodorizing and hsAllng ,
6nalltles are extraordinary. Tor sale
a Druggists. sample free Aoafsas
The n. Paxton Co, Boston, Mass
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-10
Smiles

Salem people are not exactly In the
Ak of the old-time brick layer, who
shouts to his helpers: More mud
sss
Nowadays friends of Roosevelt
want TO be as much like that gentle
man as they know how, while the
rest of the dear people want to get
lust into the opposite attitude.
Damning a man with faint praise
when his back is turned may be good
newspaper ethics, and probably Is
with a few deadbeats, but the aver
age reader knows a thing or two'
and is not dependent upon the blar-
ney of such scribblers for his opin-
ions.
A few years ago there was an eN'
ira session of the legislature ana one
Of the members OF that honorab'e
body was missing, Tho state was
secured for him. but 90 no purpose
Many newspapers imputed all kinds
~ motives. but. in the kindness OF
his heart, The Capital Journal edi
tor excluded all references to the uh'
pleasant episode from the columns " o'
mis- paper. Now that he Is Soo'
miles away the individual thus Ia
yored takes great pains 20 spread
Recommendation concerning him
Truth IS immortal, but u take'
some time for a lie TO die
Cumberland. Nd. woman ma
married a man because he paid heI
fare when she got on a street ca
without her pocketbook' There ar
men who will be likely to hesitate
,onr time. after this. before daring u
lbsIp ladies in such distress.
The Smiles man says Chicago 'e'
eohone service is not nearly 80 goo
as az Salem.
A white preacher and negro ma
tns, neen hanged together for mu'
ldering two children.
/
Chicago railroads expect ny sno'
er hours and more pay TO ln'''"'
wages ssO.OOO.OOO In 1907
The Missouri supreme eouil N-
,.ao,.d out an anti-pool Law. Ih"'
aDorIe are not golng 70 have ho''
races reduced 20 a mere spe'u ''
test.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-11-23
n EW HOP E

Rain, and still it rains.

Rain, and still it rains.
David Daniels of Murphy was in
our midst Sunday last.
o yes, and Victor Daniels has a
new gun. Hurrah for him
Howard Wynsnt visited with rela-
tives of this place Sunday last.
Mrs. Sarah Stringer who has been
seriously i'll is slowly improving.
Messrs Geo. Walter and H. S.
Wynant were at the Pass Tuesday.
Bert York of Davidson is visiting
with relatives Of this place this week.
vernie McColm. who has baen at
tending the Grants Pass schools has
begun attending school here.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-11-23
} w ILDE RVILLE !

Rain, rain. rain-the glorious rain.
We can boast of our lu scious apples.
The subject being of such great i'm
portance, was well worth hearing.
Carrie Lynd has gone home after
several months of faithful work at the
Wilderville hotel.
The school teachers are back to
their schools since attending the
teachers institute last week.
George McCollum erected some
very nice tomb stones at his mother Is
grave in the Wilderville cemetery.
All you Sunday stay at homes missed
an excellent sermon from Mr.. Akers
Sunday. the 18th. Subject" Build
ing a Character. -
We wonder if the parsnips around
New Hope that Shorty speaks OF
are so large or they have such small
horses that they are not strong
enough to pull them from the ground.
UNCLE FULLER.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-11-23
HAVE YOU CATHRRH
Breathe Hyomei and Get r elief
and Cure. Guaranteed.

II you have Catarrh with its many
unpleasant symptoms, you should be.
gin to use the healing Hyomei at once
Hyomei is made from nature's
soothing oils and balsams, and con.
tains the germ killing properties of
the pine forests. Its medication is
taken in with the air you breathe so
that it reaches the most remote cells
of the respiratory organs, killing all
catarrhal germs and soothing any ir-
ritation there may be in the mucous
membrane
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
81, extra bottles, if needed, so cents,
and Rotermuud gives his personal
guarantee ith every package that
money will be refunded unless the
treatment cures.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-11-23
MONTE VISTA

Mrs. Adah Morrison is on the sick
list.
Lee Robinson's face was seen here
Sunday.
J. Farren and Glenn Morrison are
hunting pigs.
C. Bogue and B. Bogne made trip
to Kerby Tuesday.
DR.. Hopper was called to see Mrs
Morrison last week.
Harry Brown is still furnishing
most of this part of the country with
beef
Miss Ida Adams of Waldo spent a
few days with Elzora Woodcock last
week.
Mrs. Ellen Masters has been here
the past two weeks, working for Mrs.
Morrison.
O. Woodcock is putting an addition
on his sheep barn. He now owns 76
head of sheep.
1t has been raining quite hard here
the last few days which makes it dis
agreeable for the farmers.
Misses May and Audrey Carter
visited their father on the ranch last
week. The girls are attending school
at Kerby.
Stanley got bitten quite severely by
Woodcock 8 dog, few days ago.
Dogs bark at strangers here; isn't
that funny?
Mrs. Nettie Fleming who has been
up in Alaska returned to her old
home at Whips few weeks ago.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Lafe
Sparhawk and three children.
TOT LITTLE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-11-23
Convention Nominees.

The ward conventions preceding
the regular annual city election were
held on Thursday evening in the
several wards, to make nominations
for counoilmen. The following can.
didates were placed in the field: u
First ward-H. @, Kinney. Geo, r.
Durham.
Second ward-H. V. Meade. Denni,
H. Stovsll.
Third ward--Henry Hillor. Geo.
W. Lewis.
Fourth ward-W. 7. Coburn. Frank
Fetsch
The city convention, to select nomi
nees for mayor and treasurer was held
Friday and L. B. Hall aud DR.. ] G.
smith received the nomination for
mayor. Col. ". johnson was ramon
mated for treasurer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-11-23
Dairying In jackson County.

ID. w. Wheeler, who resides near
Phoenix, tells the Medford Mail his
experience in dairying in jackson
county on a small scale: "Speakin ing
about dairying as money making
business. let me tell you what have
done. Our dairy herd consists of
eight COWS, all grades, two red Dur
ham, two roam Durham, three Jersey
and one Polled AngUs. Two OF these
are two-year olds and have been Civ
ing milk since June. Our cream
check for October was $7l.6l, besides
which we ohurned IL pounds of butter
at home, worth So. 80 and used for the
family 30 SALONS of new milk, which
if valued at 90 cents per gallon, would
be 81. We also used seven and one
half quarts of cream, worth 81. 80, and
fed 1923 pounds of skim milk, worth
10 cents per hundredweight, or 81. 40,
making total of 800 Oh for October.
For the year beginning November
|. 1905, our cream checks amounted
to S554. 90 besides which we had
milk, cream and butter for the family
use and the skim milk for pigs.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-11-23
w | NJ E II

Mr.. Davy made a trip to Woodville
this week.
James Oden made a business trip tc
your city this week.
VIM. Bybee of jacksonville is spend.
ing few days at Bybee Springs
/ d. E. Neathamer drove a band of
fat cattle to Grants Pass last week
Mrs, A. E. Davy has moved 10
Woodville for the purpose of sending
her son to school.
Miss Emma Neathamer took FRIDAY
mornings train for Los Angeles. Cal
to be gone several months.
A dancing party was given at Bybee
Springs last Saturday night, all pres.
ent seemed to enjoy themselves.
Most of the cattle have been
brought in from the range for the
Winter, most Of them are looking fine
J. B. Hills, o. W. Miller, DR..
Vroman and j. D. Neathamer were in
Grants Pass last week on court busi.
ness.
y. W. Miller, who had several ribs
broken short time ago, has recovered
sufficiently to be able to resume work
again. =
Mr.. staub and h. D. THOMPSON of
winner nave returned from San Fran.
clso where they spent several DAYS on
uuslness' SCRIBBLER.