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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01

will be no contest on this place until
the election, when these two excel
lent gentlemen will settle the matter
at the polls In the south end of the
ward Mr.. skaife. the present alder
man, and Isadore Greenbaum, both
good business men, are candidates
for the long term.
In the seventh ward three aspi-
rants want the place, and they are
all competent men for the place, pub
lic-spirited and progressive men. In
the order OF age d. ID. Keeler comes
first He is county stock inspector,
is a prominent worker among the
friends. and has a long record of
faithful public service. Amos vass
was for many years foreman in saw
mills, and Is now in business for him
self under the firm of Mills e vass,
and is classed among the most care
full and successful business men of
the city. Henry s. Ratcllff is the
candidate of the younger men, ana
represents the east side of the ward,
on the ground that It has never had
an alderman. and is entitled to rep
resentati1n Mr.. Ratcliffe is a real
estate dealer, and has built a num-
ber of new cottages in the Yew Park
district.
The registration books are open
all the day and evenings. and will be
closed Friday evening at 5 D. m. The
polls for the primary election will be
open Saturday from noon until p.
m, at the usual polling places in
each ward.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
DOING
IMMENSE
TRAFFIC
Salem Portland Electric Line
BetweenlISalem and
Chemawa Busy

The new electric line between this
city and Portland, six miles of which
has been in operation since the mid
die of September, is already doing
heavy passenger business. AS soon
as the cars were running between
Salem and the Indian training school
at Chemawa, the cars were fairly
packed with passengers between the
two points. This passenger traffic
is by no means confined to the at
taches of the school, but large num-
bers of people living alone the line
and In the vicinity of Chemawa
come into Salem to do shopping
much oftener than before. On Sun
days and on nights when there are
plays at the theaters and other at
fractions in the city, the road does a
land Office business. The late after
noon and early evening trains are
loaded with people carrying pack
ages and the business already
brought to this city by the road is
perceptible to the merchants.
Work on the remainder of the line
is being pushed forward with all pos
sible rapidity. The track has been
completed as far as Lake Labish and
the grading gangs are daily moving
on towards the metropolis. A large
force of men are kept at work on the
big bridge over the Willamette river
at Wilsonville and there is scarcely
any doubt that this immense struc-
ture will be completed by next sum-
mer and probably before.
Foreman Tiffany said this morn
ing that he believed that all the ROAD
would be ready to be placed In opera
tion as soon as the Wilsonville bridge
was completed This means that
electric cars will be in operation be-
tween this city and Portland by next
Fouth of July.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
LABoRING UNDER A DELUsIoN
Label Marion County Products from
California and They Sell Better.


AS matter OF fact better grapes
are grown in Marion county than
can be shipped in here from Cali
fornia. DO the Salem people know
this? IL would seem that they do
not.
Splendid white grapes are grown
In this county and are brought into
Salem each morning and are sold to
retail dealers. The dealers believing
that the people like to be fooled.
label these California grapes and
they are readily sold at a good price.
The buyer is really getting a better
article than II his grocer was an
honest man. but this tends to show
that Marion county does not look
after her own interests.
Marion county apples are being
shipped to Hood River. packed into
Hood River boxes and sent east as
Hood River fruit; Marion county
grapes are sold in the city of Salem
as California grapes and the people
who buy do not yet know that the
Marion county product is ahead Of
the California article in size. appear
anee and flavor.
II is suggested that buyers of
grapes and apples should insist on
their dealers furnishing them with
the home grown variety and this
false branding to the detriment OF
the growers of the valley will stop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
State News

A. n. Beecher of Fores, :
ebrated his Ssth birthS,.S WON =
day. ay We'd
Laselle Bros. the biz D.
.ers at Albany, are doins s''''
business at present. -
: Fred Mccroskey, a tru.. :,
Portland, committed suIcla. v'l'.' =
day by taking carbolic scla
The taxes of the viol.
trict' Clackamas county va. ,S''
urday' a levy of a 5 mill Inv y
that will be used to imDro,.
road from that district y y'''s
City. F"
The Portland General Ella.
is to establish several wood
Portland soon and win \,
uniform price of $500 n.,
slab wood.
Gordon & Mccarthy. saloo,
ers at Heppner, were ARRESTED u
day for selling liquor on I'll
This Is their second -.
month.
Coach Bezdez of the U. Of q j
ball team is highly pleased WA
condition the team is in. An \
prospects for winning out O,s
Mrs. G. H. Park of Eugene h, !
sented the team with a an. y
died bull dog as mascot.
Margaret o'Leary, a prstt, \
lass. crossed the Atlantic Oce,, !
came to Baker City last weet II
she was married to William nj
They were sweethearts from N
hood. and six years ago Burk, !
the "auld sod" and came to Or..
to make his fortune.
One of the largest real est.
deals that has taken place IN uu
tilla county for some months. l
the purchase of a section Of N
owned by T. j. Kirk Of Athena. !
price being $4,000. the laa
is one of the best in the counv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
TO BEAT THE RECORD.
Nevada Mines Are Bringing the
State Into Prominence.

The little rotten borough" as the
.oregonlan used to always call Ne
vada. Is coming to the front again
as the greatest mining state In the
union, the greatest mining country
In the world, Tonopah. Goldheld.
Manhattan are names TO juggle with,
and to recall the old days on the
"comstook." when the stocks made
and unmade milllonaires so fast that
one could not keep track OF them,
The stock market has been doing
some good stunts in the last few
days. Mohawk, a Tonapah mine. has
run up from $S.S6 to SI4 In week,
and has grown from 30-eent prop
osition in less than year. IL re-
minds one OF the old Comstock's an
ties, when. for instance. Con. Virgin
la went from nothing TO 1880. Sierra
Nevada from minus quantity TO
ss6S. Hundreds OF new camps have
been described as second Com
stocks" but none OF them have ma
terialized. Nevada gives promise. at
'Goldheld. OF eQualing II she does not
surpass the record made by her on
the comstoek
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
{HOTEL ARRIVAL!
Willamette.

Willamette.
F. r. Wagner, Eugene.
G. w. Whitson, Chicago.
Mack Sommervllle, Eugene.
Thos. Lloyd, wife and son, PAI
delphia.
]. p. Heating, Oregon City.
Mrs. l.. Reiner, Portland.
f. w. Barton, S. P. Co.
f. M. Splawn, Dallas.
II. Brash, Portland.
J. S Cooper, independence
M. I. Hover, Portland.
w. V. Duncan. Portland
b. Lichtig, San Francisco,
r. w. Mcleod. San Francisco
ID. II. Ackinson. Portland.
N. Silberberg, San Francisl
Salem.
w. C Hawk, Jefferson.
Lotus Block, New York.
S. II. Coin, Jefferson.
T. ID. McClain, Scio.
r. j. Shultice, Portland.
]. l.. Coin and son, Echo, o.
n. Welter. Newberg.
n. Jones, Jefferson.
j. Thompson, Jefferson.
II. b. Bonham, Chicago,
A. II. Clayburgh, Chicago
f. A. Simon San Francisco
Cottage.
Del c. Bogart, Portland.
]. F.. Wehrum. Woodburn'
Mrs. ]. F. Wehrum, WoodO''
Mildred Wehrum. WoodouFA
ID. Misner, Portland
A. l.. Brownlee, Marysyllle' y
]. p. Burns. Portland.
l.. p. Lucas, Portland.
f. d. Doran, Portland.
w. G. Walling, Minneapoi'S
II. d. HUT. San Francisco
r. NJ. Dealy. Portland.
NJ. C. Ford. Los Angeles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
Neuralgia Pains.

Rheumatism, lumbago and sciatic
pains yield TO the penetrating infiu-
enee OF Ballard's Snow Liniment. II
penetrates to the nerves and
bone and being absorbed into the
blood. It's healing properties are con
veyed TO every part OF the body, and
effect some wonderful cures. 25e,
soc and s1.OO. For sale by d. ].
Fry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
Carl of Thanks.

We desire in this public manner 10
thank the neighbors and frlends. and
the @. A. r. In particular. who as
sisted as Ia our late bereavement s.
h. Watkins and family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
RUNNING FULL BLAST.
Salem Mutual Cannery viii BE In
Operation Three More Weeks.

The big plant OF the Salem Mutual
cannery company is still running
full blast and will continue to put
up canned apples for three more
weeks yet at the same rapid rate.
All the time during the apple season
the cannery has been running full
capacity Of the cannery. At present
the plant takes care of the fruit as
fast as it Ia received and for a week
il has not been found necessary to
ship any to Portland. The manage
ment believes that the season Will
close In about three weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01

The average young woman of to-
day is busy. Beauty is only another
name for health. and II comes to 90
out of every 100 who take Hollis
'ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or
Tablets, s5 cents, Or. stones Drug
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
SOCIAL
EVENT!
Married Last Evenins.

Miss Edith Eyre and Dr.
White were married at the POI
the brides parents. Mr.. ana y
Geo. w. Eyre. in East Salem
ening. in the presence OF A'
relatives and friends. he"
seneck performed the esre,n'. .
DIR. and Mrs. White are a.
S67 Liberty street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
For city Mayor.

For the head OF the Rpublican
ticket two very well qualified aspi-
rants are IN the field. w. G. Hub
bard and Geo. r. Rodgers. Mr.. Hub
bard was county Judge and has been
In the city counil, and knows the du-
ties OF the Office pretty well. lie Is
careful. conservative business
man, who has made competency,
mostly by farming, and has neat
little cottage home on Twelfth street
lie has the leisure TO attend TO the
duties OF the oiiice, having an In
come from his farm that more than
keeps him. lie Ia n member OF the
nllhee Club. and drives his automo-
bile when the roads are good Geo.
r. Rodgers was state binder, and Is
nc the head OF the Rodgers Paper
Company. aud president OF the Bust
ness Mems League. lie has been ac-
tive In the support of street improve
ments, aud Is outspoken IN his de-
mand for progressive policies. Mr.
Rodgers aggresslyely pushes what
ever ne takes hold Of. and. after sorv-
Ing a short term In the legislature,
would have plenty OF time To attend
10 the duties of the office OF mayor,
Both aspirants would give the Office
great deal of time and attention,
and are well equipped for It's duties.
For city Marshal.
This ONCE il the bone OF eonten-
tion among city politicians. and yet
among the three gentlemen who are
asplrants there Is very little choice.
Any OF the three would be ambitious
to hll the ONCE well, They are all
three men OF some natural ability
for the place MIR. Gibson has the
record he made under three terms OF
the Citizens administration and n
long service In police duties, and has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
wedding Announced

The wedding of Miss MaF's ~ -
of Lebanon, and Mr.. AisI
OF Halsey. will take place - ~.
7th. at the home Of the
rents. at Lebanon. MI 80 80
brother Of Mrs. Frank r0.
this city. and the bride .
AIR. and Mrs. R. l.. GilsoA'
this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01

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fatal to errors. City Recorder Moores
is all around the man for the place
Not but what others might All these
places Just as well. or even better.
possibly. but. as city administrations
so. they are men not easily duplicat-
cd In their respective positions. The
public revenues are accounted for to
penny, and the character and integ-
rlty OF the city finances are safe
guarded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01

Mrs. n. 4. Daniels. Of
was In the city YESTERDAY
friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-01
CITY
PRIMARY
NOMINEES

Continued from frst page.1
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-02-24
PVT HANS WANT NEW
QUARTERS.

Negotiations were opened tenta-
lively by Supervisor Moore with
Fred Harrison this morning for
the purpose of securing the entire
second floor of the new block which
Harrison is building ut the corner
of Beretania and Fort streets, for
the purposes of "Pythian Castle"
or lodge rooms for the Knights of
Pythias. Supervisor Moore was
committee of one from
his lodge to see what could be
done in the way of getting new
and adequate quarters for the ever
growing ranks of the plumed
knights and the chances are that
the deal will go through, as Harri-
son states that he is willing to
enter into negotiations.
"The matter is all in the air at
present, SAID Moore this morning,
''but we want to get new quarters
and if we can get the top floor of
the Harrison block | think that
everyone would be satisfied as it
could be laid out on plans suita-
BILE to our needs. We have three
lodges here Mystic, Mckinley and
Oahu and | feel sure that with
rapid growth of the order we would
be more than justified in taking
the new place, that is, of course, il
satisfactory arrangements can be
made"
1t is understood that the Pythi-
ans, should they make arr ange'
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-02-24
INSTALLS NEW SYSTEM IN
KAHULUI STORE. !.

The Kahului Store has just in
stalled new inter communicating
telephone system that at once
commends ITSELF to all and SUBJ
serves the ends of use to a degree
before unknown on the island. The
new system is of inestimable value
not only to the manager and his
corps of assistants but is equally
appreciated by the many patrons
OF the store that now out ranks any
store in the territory. The system
is known as the intercommunica-
ting telephone system, an apt
name, and was manufactured by
the Green Telephone and Electic
Company of Milwaukee Wisconsin.
There are twenty lines all in and
one for each department. The
new method allows the manager to
communicate instantly with any
department and affords the same
facilities for any customer and en-
tirely eliminates the possibility OF
any third party listening to the
conversation.
The system was installed by the
Maui Telephone people and the
perfection of its working is partly
due to their skill. The system is
an automatic one and eliminates
the Necessity of wringing up an6
wringing off and is vast improve
ment over the old system that en-
tailed long waitings and otter
proved vexacious.
The new plan will be appreciat
ed by all nationalities alike and fills
long felt want.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-02-24

then began hunt for the woman.
She was found further down the
bank unconscious from the shock,
and carried to the road and after
ward taken to Papaikou, where
the services Of a physician were
obtained. The first report received
in Hilo was to the effect that a
half dozen houses and their occu-
pants were carried down and the
men killed, but this was one of the
usual exaggerations following an
accident of this kind.
The accident was caused bv men
working on the road turning flume
water in the bitches in order to
clean them out.-Hawaii Herald.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-02-24
All of the lodges of the order of Knights of
Pythias to unite in getting a suitable
Castle Hall.
IMPROVEMENT AT KAHULUI.
A new telephone system inaugurated-
land slide nearly kills three
japanese.

ments with Harrison would have
big hall room which would be
available for all sorts of functions
and which would of course return
revenue. The lodge rooms, re-
firing rooms and officers rooms
would be arranged. to suit the
knights and the owner has express
ed willingness to put in a
seperate entrance on the Fort
street side, if red.-Star.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-02-24
TIE ONOMEA LANDSLIDE.

HILO, February 15.-About 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon resid-
ents at Onomea, near the gulch,
were surprised by terrific rum
bling noise and the crashing OF
trees. An inspection of the vici-
nifty resulted in finding that the
earth at the side of the gulch had
slipped down the declivity and
carried with it the store of K. Mat
sumura that stood directly on the
bank. There were several Japanese
men in the building and one wo-
man, and they were carried down
the embankment and covered up
with the mass of earth and stones
that was carried down in the slide,
After much hard work the men
managed to dig their way out and
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-02-24
LOMI LOMI LAW GETS A WARM
ROAST.

Thorn pson & Clemons have filed
in the Supreme Court a brief in
the case of the Territory against
DR.. J. T. Mcdonald, which is the
test case to decide the validity of
the law compelling physicians to
take out licenses, in which they
declare that the law is one merely
in favor of ''lomi lomi' and 80
palpably opposed to the constitu-
tion that there is hardly an excuse
for argument. In support of the
proposition that the law is invalid
the attorneys say:
The treason and spirit of any
law regulating the practice of the
healing art" would, presumably
be, the welfare of the public, whom
the Legislature is supposed to repre-
sent, but one can, in all fairness,
see nothing in this enactment but
an intent to discriminate in favor
of particular class of "healers"
an intent which was carried out
by an amendment of provisions of
law which operated fairly and
without discrimination upon all
within their scope. In other words,
the law was amended by making
it "worse."
"Under the provisions of the
amendatory act, an osteopathist
may practice surgery upon an in
nocent community, without having
had any special training in that
science, other than the limited
experience necessary for the obtain
ing of a "deploma from any legally
chartered and regularly conducted
school of college of osteopathy,"
while general regular practition-
er" or a specialist in surgery with
out, as this Court must take Judi
cial notice, prolonged and vigor-
Gus course in both medicine and
surgery. In other words, under
this law the osteopathist, little more
than a massage artist or trained
nurse, is free to practice the inn
portant art of surgery for which
the highest skill, training and
knowledge are required, and which
cannot be practiced without a
broad founda ton in medicine,
in biology, chemistry and even
mechanics and physics; while the
ordinary surgeon must have all
these qualifications of both physl-
clan and surgeon. This law would
operate to permit man who in his
examination for permission TO
practice medicine and surgery as a
physician, had failed for incompet-
ency in the subject of surgery, TO
practice the very art in which he
was incompetent and by reason
merely of his having a deploma
evidencing his qualifications to
practice the refined art of massag-
ing otherwise known as osteopathy,
! Star.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1906-02-24
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

DMUND H. HART
,rARY PUBLIC, CoNvEYENoER AND
TYPEWRITER
lENT TO GRANT MARRIAGE LICENSE
Office, Circuit Court, End Circuit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
B, & o. Earnings.

Especial to The Dispatch,)
BALTIMORE. MD, May l9,-The Bal
t,more and Ohos April statement pres
ages good reports from other Eastern
roads, excepting the anthracite coalers
for that month. The Baltimore and Ohlo's
April gross Of ss,aoi,7s3 nearly equaled
March and January when $6,7ll0s5 and
$3.50, 4G5 We're respectively shown. and OK
ceeded February, which was 5,S02,60S
The April net OF S2,237444 was likewise
not far below the net OF March and Jan
nary, $2.4Ss.Sl7 and s2,4+7,906, respectively,
and considerably exceeded February,
which was sl.SH,3l7
The Baltimore and Ohio for ten months
Ia $3,9lSS42 ahead in net earnings of the
same period last year, May and June
should gain at Least 100000 more, making
the years increase at least 81, $50 600 This.
on the basis of last years. fixed charges,
would make about sl5,S70,Wo, which Is
over ten per cent. OH all the common
stock to be outstanding afteN the new
s2775ODoo issue is made. making Nthe tota
outstanding sl62. 10000 N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20
MANY new BANKS IN
THE SOUTHERN Il STATES E
Over 200, With Ten Million
Capital, Chartered in the Last
-Four Months.
(special to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BAIT1M ORE, May 19.-In Its Issue this
week the Manufacturers Record says
Reports received by tho Manufactur-
ers'@ Record show that during the first
four months OF the current year there
we're chartered or Incorporated In the
South $50 banks and trust companies
with a total authorized capital OF *lo'-.
O2G,5O0. OF this number 1853 are State
banks, with S ,o62, ooO capital 81 are ma
tional banks, with $4,000 capital, and
% are trust companies with $2,464'5oo
capital. Including Indian Territory, OK
lahoma and Missouri, there Is q total OF
2S3 new banks and trust companies, with
total authorized capital OF $lz,29a. WV,
Including 1870 State banks. with $h,410,boo
capital; 70 national banks, with $S'llo'ooo
capitnl, and % trust companies, Win
$3,7o4,50o capital.
North Carolina had twenty charters
with a capitalization Of ssso.oOO. including
thirteen State banks, three national banks
and four trust companies.
virginia reports eleven new charters
with $685. 900 capital; Maryland ten char
tiers, with s475 900; Mississippi ten chg,
tiers, with s345, 000 West Virginia ten
charters, with s3s0,oOo; Arkansas nine
charters, with s71G.000 Missouri eight
charters, with s1,365,oo0: Louisiana and
Tennessee seven charters each. with
| $500. 900 and s241 900 capital, respectively;
kentucky four charters, with S24oo 900,
and Florida one trust company with S4o'-
900 capital.
'This review OF new banks In the South
does not include the organization OF banks
previously chartered or the opening OF
banks. but Simply notes those for which
charters have been granted. SO as TO
make clear the recent additions to the
banking facilities OF this section OF tho
country, A great many banks which were
Incorporated before January LIST have or
ganized during the past three or four
months, and have prepared to begin busl-
ness. while others have actually openeu,
and still others nre organizing, prepara-
tory to making. application for charters
| or incorporation, The demand for BANK
| Ing facilities throughout the South ap-
| pears to be undiminished, and 1t Is prob
ablc that new charters will continue to
| be reported during the next severiG
months In about the same ratio as Is
here shown for the first part Of the
year"