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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
PROPERTY AT CASH VALUES

The assessor Of Marion county Is as
scs'ing all property az its true cash
value.
That is an right. but will he do 40
viii be- not just catch ihc little fol.
lowst
No matter how honest bic intentions.
or how earnest bic efforts. can be- End
N Tho property Of the big onesI
VIII ho catch any Of the Salem
millionaires. and semi millionaifcs. and
hundred ihousand.dollaf moni
Tho little farmer. tho home msr.
chant che middle class. are easy
enough got onto Co books.
bui will ho get a single millionaire
ou iho books Tor even ouc.half of what
ho 1 wouhf
We will wager bin "a good COW he
will not 10 il because Do can't do 10.
aud ii will Do iho Oh farce of cinch.
ing thc little cayuso on half ratioas.
and letting thc big Clydcsdalo aud
stalled coach horses ~ uusadIlod
aui unhurdoneI
Property No cash values would be-
'll right II an property and an wealth
ind all money got on the books But
y is iho old story of thc saying 10 the
Bibles Prom those who have not shall
be- taken even chat which they have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
BROKEN ROCK GOT IN

There was certainly some mistake b,
which several carloads of crushed rask
got hauleJ as far uto tle eIty AS ths
corner ot state auI Commercial sirs,.,
aud got dumped there.
Tho progress of maeaiamit,ug the
streets of salem has been slow one.
crushed rogk crawling ia against prsin.
dices slowly, SLOWLY PROM rHI
fARAnNo REGION ABOUT LIBRR
rY
li has iuyadcd as far north as the
south cad az South Commercial stree,
and i' l. almost a miracle thar has been
permitted. Bat crushed rock ou the
ei', streets Is certainly d surprise.
li should b. explained that 4, was
done by che street ear company. 6l.ng
a Few holes where track bad been
taken up III WAS NOT DONE BY
the PROPERTY OWNERS AT THAT
STREET CROSSING.
The battle 20 keep our ola muddy
streets has been yiglautly aud success
fauy fought by conservative property
owners IAere Is dagger However that
crushed rock will get cuto The streets
Ia che next tea yeags
In tho meantime the salem pollh.
clans are busy bulding maeaaamlzsd
streets for the fsFmera II tAe city
'ant have tAsm, Ne musi buIa soms
n the souptFy,
Bat broken rock win aaAlly gol into
Ae city. Il nay take yeaEa u nay |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
STRENGTH CREATOR
vinol Guaranteed by Physicians, and
over Two Thousand Leading Drug.
pists as the Best Strength Creator
Known 70 Medicine.

This is beause vinol is the latest
scientific production Of the greatest
tonic rebuilder the world has ever
known, namely, cod liver oil.
In vinol the elogging-system, nau-
seating oil is eliminated, and the me
dicinaL curative elements known 10
exist in the Gods liver are admins.
tered In a highly concentrated form,
therefore, a preparation containing all
these medicinal, curative and body
building elements, free from oil or
grease, must be the best strength crea.
ator possible 10 produce
in vinol you know what you are
taking, for everything it contains is
named on the back label Of every bot.
tle.
This is why vinol il 90 unqualifedly
recommended by physicians and guar.
anteed by over two thousand Of the
leading druggists Of the United States
az a body.builder and strength.creator
for old people, weak women, puny
after sickness and for all
diseases. The doctor knows
what he Is giving and the patient
knows what be taking.
A member Of the firm Of O. W. Put.
nam Go. says. "we sell vinol on a
positive guarantee that Il is and will
DO all we claim for Il or refund money
without question"
This In itself proves the truth Of all
statements published about vinol in
.his paper @. W. Putnam Co., Drug.
yIsts. salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
CALLS MOST HYMNS TRASH
Chicago Preacher Denomces Songs Of
Sunday schools.

Chicago March %. That thsbymns
commonly used in Protestant sunday
schools arc trivial grotesque aui fire.
queuily dangerous, is the opinion OF
the Row William r. Merrill pastor N
che sixth Presbyterian church. tx.
pressed yesterday iu aH address at the
Presbyterian Sunday School Institute
held at tbe SECOND Presbyterian church
pr Mruil spoke aa Music lu the
Sunday school
"Tbe troubie with oor church and
Sunday school music he said. uis
that b is looked upon as hunter con.
s'ders iho meat which he puts iu his
trap. We doa't have any thought of
uourIshing tbe victim after We have
got him in tho trap lu these days of
evolution, when We are iu doubt as 90
whether Ne should taU God He or.
' it,' Ne are coming % think ID child
ish 90 feel that God wants the worship
oi his children but the attitude of 3s.
Notiou Is what Ne ueel
Song concerned with the sorrow and
pale OF this life. the longing for The
Heavenly Home and the ike are dan
gorous snd grotssque IN SUNDAY
school, H. Indeed they have a place
anywhere. noggeFel ANA other trash
should be rulel OUT OF the SUNDAY
school aud rag time must, should he
strictly barred. Eyaugelistis h,mus
are absolutely uudi Tor the use Of ion /
'as devotion, We need sorely 10 ar. !
'ange our sunday school music IN AZ. /
'oFd with the saviors's warning against I
causing the little ones 20 stumble %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
A SALEM CASE
Many Moro Like It In salem

Tho following case is but ono Of
masy similar occurring daily 10 sa.
lem. II Il an easy matter 20 verify
its correctness. sursly YOU cannot ash
Tor better proof than such conclusive
oyilencoi
Mrs. 8, Collins, of 67o High street.
salem, Ore, says "rrouble With my
kidneys and baeksehe have caused me
much annoyance Tor several years. Al,
though ] used gooJ many remedies
/ obtained no positive relief until my
attention was called 20 Doan's kidney
Pills. and / procured them az Dr..
stones drug store. They soon brought
mo effective benefit easei the bearing
down feeling through the back and
loins, and banished tho aehiug aud 9th,
Or symptoms that had annoyed mo for
- long ! have since learned OF 9th.
eFs who think the world Of your relia,
ble remedy and I gladly recommend
10 20 all suffering from baekaehs or
kidney trouble"
For sale by an dealers. Price 80
cents fosteFMlburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, solo agents for the United
States.
Remember tho name -Doau's-and
take mo- other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
TO THE PRINCIPLES OF PRoTBC.
TON AND SOUND MONEY as bis

TO THE PRINCIPLES OF PRoTEC.
TIoN AND SOUND MONEY as bis
opponent has been devoted to the Dem
ocratie idea on those questions.
An old-line Republican writes us
from Junction City saying why he
viii support the Woodburn man for
congress.
81 wish 70 say that I have always
been a Republican, and have voted the
Republican ticket for ~ years. and
now consider myself too old TO vote for
anything but a good. solid Republican,
and one that / believe to be honest in
bis conviction, and this believe Tooze
TO be. and ! shall cheerfully give him
my support. az I feel that he is en-.
titled 10 it, as one who has stood by
the guns when the battle was thick.
est 4"
That IL the spirit that is going TO
animate many men. Mr.. Tooze has not
merely been a Republican for Office, be.
cause HE HAS DECLINED ALL
NOMINATIONS IN THE PAST.
lie has not merely just become a Re-
publican because some other party
would not give him Office.
lie is and always has been a work
ing. fighting. sacrificing Republican
from principle. and relies on bis record
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23

towering bulbs and eastern plants. to.
goibor with Indian ozsleas, orchids
and carnations There will also be- a
collection Of winter apples and vege.
tables.
The schedule Of tho Massachusetts
society offers 2iO prizes 20 tho value
of $1,000, 10 addition 10 medals. while
ths Rose socicty's list aggregates iss
prizes ranging from Is 20 eos each.
Tho exhibition will be opened az 8
o'clock this afternoon aud will remain
open uutil Sunday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
COIOniSt Rates

Commencing February 18th. ana
continuing daily TO and ipo,paing
April 7th. and from September l5th
unul October 81. 1906. colonist tick.
cts win be sold from the East 70 AN
points on oregoa lines via. Portland
Fol'oWing rates from Omaha Neb
1856 Council Bluhs. la. S25: Kansas
Ciy, Mo. S25; Denver. Colo; s25,
81 Joseph. Mo. SIS; st LOuia No
$500 chieaso. III, tSa II you desirs
yoa can make deposit With agents
And tickets win be furnished vouy
lr'enes In the East Il CRAIG.
q 0easrAl Passenger Aesnt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
RAISE WAGES OF CITY LABoRERl


a further attempt should be made
70 raise che wages Of common labor In
this city
n should not be done. however. on.
til after the primary election is held
April goth
THEN 1T CANNOT BE SAID 1T
WAS DONE FOR POLITICAL EF.
FEoT. AZ WAS TIE CASE BEFORE
Alderman Oosnef's move was a mis-
take that WA sure 20 react ils res.
olution 20 raise all common labor 90
70 cents an hour did not last.
Tho eight hour.day AZ 20 cents an
hour and $50 month Tor street
laborcra employed By tho month can
BE- established, bot not as poliiica
~ isa business proposition that when
material men, who coll lumber. cement
and even river gravel advance prices
COMMON LABOR SHOULD HAVE
AN ADVANCE.
All tho necessities of lifo have boon
advanced. Common labor cannot got
steady employment at best 10 cup
port family ~ ti.5O per day. and have
woft only half ihc time IL au impos
sIbiliiy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
I'm srRENoHrH or WALTER L
ToogE

A. "a candidate for ths congressional
nomination $40 roofe relies on his
s''adtasi ae'otau 90 Republican pr.u.
,iplss aud h., lifelong vork aui sacrl
hces ior thr party.
Just as Npuug Nr galloway WAS
bora aud rearri a Democrat so Was
Walter L. foase bora and reared a Rs.
publican. and also n NambW county
And De has been iaai as DEVOTED
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
ELECTION DATES TO REMEMBER

Registration books for primary elec.
tion cioso April 10.
Primary election April 20.
RegigtratiOn books again opened
April 20 and close May 10.
Last day for aling names for stats
and district Ohioos March 30.
Last day for hling names for county
ofioes April 4
Oanvassing votes for nominating
stato and district candidates May 8.
Last day for hiing nominating petit
tons for county ofaeos May 10.
Last day for aling certificates Of nom
nation May 8.
General election Juns 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
Boston spring FloWer snow.

Boston, March e3-The pring a,w.
eF show of the Massachusetts, Horti.
cultural society opeas at Horticultural
AAll today. In connection VITA this
show viii b held the aanual sSAibi.
Ten q the Americas Rose society. Ths
exhibition ineladss a disPlay of spriag
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
woRKNoMEN SHOULD REorsrER

Labofer should SOC 10 Il that they
Roi their names registered To- time 90
vote 90 iho primary.
The registration csa De- made in pro.
cincia outside of tho seven wards ~
this city before any justice or notary.
in the eily wards it will have 10 Do
made before iho count, clrfk. and that
onieiai will have 20 extend the hours
10 noou and evenings
Unless iho fcgisir, books are kept
open at uonn and after sIa o'flosk
MANY LABoRERs WILL NOT GET
AN OPPORTUNITY TO voTE.
Tho laws should make provision far
ih's aui u" WuTkIngman should Doc
shut oui of tbe primaries because be-
haa q" work far living
MofklnFmrn should register sa as 40
Do able Go vote Cor 600 candidates I'D tho
primar, ou April eoit. from constable
to lnIiei States senator
EMPLOYERS or LABOR SHOULD
oiVn TIM MIN A CHANCE
10 OFT orr AND REGISTER. anI
an Factories shaulI close Goa primary
day in the afternoon
Tho primary election b. of far great.
er Importance ta che common people
Than thr gsGeul election. AN should
prepare to register
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
TiIISOn & Co.
ISL, 161 High Street
Phone Main t3s
Patronise Yous Home Il.
dUstries and keep your mo,
ey at home.

Not a new business, bot the DIVA
smith, wagon and paint shop Oi ~,
3 Arthur very much enlarged. Wa
prepared 70 do all kinds Of fansy D.l,,
ing sign painting and buggy, ssri.r
and wagon painting, repainting snd !,
pairing furniture and musical !nao
ments. A hrst-olass painter smplsya
light and heavy wagons and busr.
on hand and made 10 order. wei
,alled for in any part Of the city ~
returned free Of charge By q. ". JoAu
or william Cross.
JACOB a ARTHUR
Phone i4s3 Main. 2220 n. FrOu. q
p2fH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23

take forever. But broken rock is com
ing. The mud has got TO 60 We will
fight 10 save 10 as long as we can.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
THE VALENCIA DISASTER

or course. no ono was 20 blame for
Che Valencia disaster by which helm
le'' passengers lost their lives by ths
score.
Tho officials of tho vessel were not "a
blame Tho Inspectors we're not to
bIame The steamship service is per
feet
40 the same time people Wonder why
so many vessels 30 onto the rocks aud
WHY so MANY FATALITIES HAP.
PEN ON rIm WATER
10 BEL "a notorious fact that ln an the
eases of those great wrecks the vessels
hr' iar out of their course when lost.
10 is a notorious fact that ths officers
seldom do ANYTHING Co save the pas
'eugsrs. aul deck bands alone are he.
TOrs
ONE POOR GREEK RoUsTABour
ON THE VALENCIA DID MORE To
SAVE THE LIVES or WOMEN AND
CHILDREN THAN ALL THE oFiI.
GERS.
Nrt che comm i,siau to in,estints
threatens io report hat uo ono was 90
blame nothing Was dome urargfuIy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23

llOu ue V'FWlII'N 10 invest IN a Jnltet
States scnatorship.
What else can he do with his money
In this world, but buy a little brici
honor with o.
BESIDES. IS 1T NOT A coon
THING TO PUT MS MONEY IN CIR
oULAT1oN WHILE IT L1vEs7
What more deserving class could bt
distribute it among than the legislative
candldaiosi
Most Of them have no money 90
spend 90 gct votes with. Or hire ncws
paper support
Very frw of them have any great
weight Of legislative ability on their
minds 90 got on.
n che common voter. Tom. Dick and
Harry who don't amount 20 much.
anyway aud only work for a living. has
a voice in olosling a senator. WON'T
THEY CLIMB OVER EACH OTHER
TO Oct TO VOTE FoR A PLUTO
GRAFT
The common voter cannot be- trusted
90 select senator says the organ of ,hc
pIulocfut There h something sacred
about senator Of tho United States.
Look AZ the burning halo about such
men as Platt ani Dcpew.
M the common people better keep
their hands on the United states scna.
iofs, and not try % meddle With honors
that must Ia tho nature of thlngs be-
reserved Cor milllonaires aud plutes.
IN iho common people ever get 10
clecting senators by direct vote. what
will become of tho sacred rights of tho
TO INVEST ms MONEY
IN A SEAT IN THE UNITED
STATES aEHATE7
Tho people of Oregon should pot
think OF such "a thing as interfering
with the right of some Portland mil,
.iouHiro 90 buy a scat ia the senate.
T.. s-We fear they have been think
.ng some along that line however
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23

THERE'S "soAETHIN' Don"
Always al our yards in supPFi
builders with high grade lumbss =
all purposes. We carry at all tine
full stock Of the best kiln dried %
Der, hooring, laths, shingles, etc. ost.1'
are hlled promptly at prices that q
composition. Near s. p. depot.
Phone So.
GooDAIE LUMBER 9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
THE OREGON sENAToRsHP.

Why shouldn't any man with a mil
lion be permitted to invest In a United
States scnatorship.
What else can be do with his money
In this world, but buy a little brief
honor with it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-08
Adultsra,,a FOOD for lnfants.

Washington. Feb. S.-That more
than 1000 900 infants have been killed
by impure milk was the declaration
made by Professor n. W. Wiley. chief
OF the chemistry bureau Of the depart
ment OF agriculture.
we do not know anything about
the milk We have left az our homes,
or the conditions under which IL Is
produced" he added. There are a
thousand and one possibilities which
might have combined 10 make what
nature intended for a food tho most
yirile poison that chemistry can pro
duce.
Il have found that tho foods We.
daily consume are 80 hlled with germ
life OF a harmful nature that l am Al
most afraid 20 go 20 tho table. The
butter Is painted: there IA little other
than painted butter 10 be found any,
where.
Canned goods are Kept years and
sold for the genuine article, l speak
particularly OF condensed milk. II We
know nothing OF the fresh milk We
get, surely our knowledge Is more
limited a. 10 the product that is put
in cans. The Lord intended us TO 10
sort 20 can only 20 tide over one sea
son until green fruits could be had
again, but the eanhsries don't know
this There is no law requiring them
20 stamp the date upon their goods;
If they did Il would kill the sale"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-08
lmnertant 10 conferenee.

st. Paul. MINI, Feb. Sin compl.
ance with an invitation sent out by
Governor Johnson the members OF the
new state board Of equalization and
the auditors Of the various counties
OF the state met In conference az the
state house this morning. Governor
Johnson. Attorney General Young and
State Auditor 1verson. being ex-of.
ncio members OF the board. we're pres
ent at the opening OF the meeting.
The object OF the conference is 60 dis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-08
MAY SHIP
SOLDIERS
In BOND
Why Not, Get Around the
Difficulty That Way
Says Horse Editor

Washington, D. c.. Feb. s.-Interna.
tional complications may attend the
moving OF the third infantry from
Alaska next July. and as the authori.
ties do not just know what they may
be "up against" they are preparing
to hand the problem to some guileless
contractor to solve as best he can.
When the Third Is moved some other
regiment must be sent TO take is
place and the department is in doubt
as to the best route for the new body
.ot men 10 take
The White Pass and Yukon route
would be the best from a distance
saving point Of view. The attitude OF
the Canadian government however.
ought to be ascertalned before our sol.
diers are sent marching across King
Edwards territory. In order to find
just what the Canadians would think
OF the idea Il would be necessary to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-08

Downing, Gesner, Frasier, Jacobs
Skate, steuslof, Wallace.
The proposed ordinance reduces the
penalties so that saloon men could
AFFORD to pay them in case of con.
viction, cuts out imprisonment fea.
lures and abolishes forfeiture Of II.
cense for second offense The fines.
imprisonment and forfeiture feature.
were considered a great hardship by
the saloon men. and the changes pro
posed By the Gesner ordinance are
favorable to the saloon business. The
Gesner ordinance is an indication that
he council has decided to take the
back track and retreat from the DO
sition Of closed town policies.
Anti Slot Machine Ordinance.
Alderman Wallace Of the ordinance
committee. composed OF Wallace. Ba.
ker and Downing, has brought in an
ordinance to repeal the ordinance u.
NthaAhE HlWN NAdiulNtHs ne NItatNN
ordinance collects $3.50 a month on
the small machines and siOO a month
on the large machines. This source
OF revenue would be cut on II the Wal.
lace ordinance were put through in.
stead OF the present license law. lt
is not believed that cutting on the
revenue would abolish the slot ma
chimes in this city They would run
in violation Of law and the city would
get no revenue. License and strict
regulation is the only remedy 70 pre-
vent unrestricted games Of any kind
The city might as well be receiving
several thousand dollars a year for
other games that are running anyhow
under guarded doors and without re-
friction or regulation. one place har
bors fifteen to twenty minors and n
put under license and regulation
would yield the city revenue. and mi.
nora could be excluded. The city
council should not impose unrcason.
able restrictions and on The other
hand should not permit vices to run
without license or rcgulation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-08

unwind a tremendous amount OF red
tape.
The state department would have
to be asked by the war department
to sound the British foreign Office. The
British foreign office would refer the
matter to the secretary for war The
secretary for war would pass the mat.
ter up to the secretary Of state for the
colonies and the secretary of state for
the colonies would then get busy and
communicate with the Canadian Of
hcials. who In their turn would sift
the question through a dozen selves
Il would probably take until July be
fore the answer trickled back to the
war department in Washington. To
take a short cut through the reel Of
tape the war department has decided
to let the contract for the transport
ing the soldiers. The contractors who
get the job will be required to give
bond to the department that there be
no objection TO the transportation
across The Canadian territory. the con.
tractors will see to &c that the troops
reach their destination by some 9th.
ar route without additional expense to
The government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-08
AMEND
SALOON
ORDINANCE
purpose of Bill introduced by
Alderman GeSner
Ordinance Brought Forward
TO Abolish Slot Ma
chine Licenses

The new combination in control of
tho CITY government has decided to
modify The stringent features Of the
present anti saloon ordinance. A bill
io that effect was brought in by Al.
derman Gesner, wno voted for the
present iron clad city law. which pro.
vIdes heavy fines and imprisonment
and forfeiture Of license for second
oheusc.
Al the same session the committee
on ordinances brought in a bill 70 re.
peal slot machine licenses. The two
bile are in the same direction. reduc.
lhg the licenses and penalties on the
,aloon business. and indicate a mod.
eatIob Of the closed town policy. n
hey become laws alot machines will
pay no city license. and Sunday VIC.
ations will receive a mild fne which
.ae saloon men win readily pay. Il
ioohs a. n the city council were play.
los 10 the saloon element IN view OF
ne approaching primaries. and are
afraid Of their own legislation inter
'srnF with the chances OF the fac.
lions for political success.
The present very stringent saloon
regulation ordinance was passed Feb.
may a. 1905, and OF the present
members OF the council the follow.
ihE voted for it:
Acheson. Baker. Bayne. Churchill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-08

cuss tax matters and to decide, n
possible, on some uniform system OF
listing property in tho state. There
has been a great deal OF trouble and
confusion In former years owing to
the fact that every county had lts own
peculiar system OF listing taxable
property.
The conference will probably last
all day and Il is hoped that some def.
inlte system win be agreed on, which
assessors win be asked 20 follow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-08
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