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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

DO HONOR
TO GUESTS
Distinguished Throrg Par
taxes of Pleasures OF
Formal Opening Of
New ClubROOmS

Members of the lnihee club were
ot their best and in the best splrl'S
i,st evening while acting as hosts 10
their families and friends upoh 'ne
occasion of the formal reception ana
opening of the new quarters IN the
Elks' temple. About 200 people TOOK
advantage of the hospitality of the
club and enjoyed the festivities
and entertainment furnished until
early hours of the morning
Dancing and light refreshments
were the principal features oil the
evenings pleasures, the Salem lodge
of Elks having donated their elegant
ly furnished and decorated hall upon
the upper floor for the accommoda-
ton of those who preferred to "TRIP
the light fantastic rather than in
dulce I'm the more sedate and less
strenuous sociability.
There was number of distin-
ruished guests from out of town
prominent among whom were Man
ager WIN. NJ. McMuraN Travelling
Freight Agent II. T.. Lounsbury and
Travelling Passenger Agent j. =
Jones. of the Southern Pacific com
pany and Travelling Passenger Agent
j. I. Springer. of the Great Northern
Railway. of Portland.
The house committee of the club
we're in charge. and while no attempt
was made az decorations, the beauti-
full furnishings we're displayed to al
the better advantage The rooms
were certainly a splendid compli'
ment To the enterprise and public
spirit of the organizations back OF
the Elks and Tlihee club. The re
ceptlon lasted from $3.50 to 9 anC
the dancing from $3.50 to midnight
About 400 attended, and the gallery
Of the beautiful Elks' hall was crowd
ed with spectators to see the dane
Ing The patronesses, in beautifu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
TAYLOR
SELLING
SAW MILL
Former Salem Man DISPOSE
Ct Detroit Property TO
Portland Interests

u is reported that deal was con
summated at the Willamette hotel
Yesterday afternoon. whereby }. =.
Tavlor former business man of
this city. transferred HIS sawmil'
property at Detroit to the F. c. Gra-
ham Wholesale Lumber Company. OF
Portland. +. G. Graham. of Port
land. and Theo. Lindis, of Astoria,
rcyresented the company in the deal,
and Mr. Taylor carried on negotia-
,ions In his own behalf. The amount
OF the consideration could not be
learned The capacity of the plant
IS about $1,000 feet daily, but It is
regarded as a valuable property on
account OF being located In an extern
slve and wealthy timber district.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

,.ois,ature. to see that agrlcul-
turai interests are not oVerlooA.1,
,,,horo are three subjects Of specia'
,.a,ar,orce TO the grange. The re-
neai of the Tuttle road law Win i's
nrovisions for interest-bearlng' non
taxable bonds. will be demanded
,,otbar effort will be made TO re-
dnce the right Of courtesy to ll'e
.state in one-half the wife's proper
-, instead of tenantcy by courtesy
IN aiI property This will make the
courtesy and dover rights just equal
IN oregon.
And. lastly, the grange will no'
endure any change in the two tax
lave enacted by the people last
rune placing two per cent tax upon
tho gross earnings Of telephone ana
telegraph companies, and a three per
cont tax upon the gross earnings OF
ovpress and oil companies, and OF
refrigerator and sleeping cars il
the legislature presumes to meddIo
with these laws the grange will use
the referendum. II has $1,000 set
aside for referring any acts whlch
are opposed to the interests OF the
ppople. II the emergency clause De
used to defeat referendum, the
stale grange will re-enact these laws
by initiative. at the next election
and will besides. attempt to reduce
the use of that emergency clause
The voice of the people has declared
that hereafter these six corporations
must pay something towards support
ing the state government and all tax
PAYERS are interested in maintaining
these laws. These tax laws piled un
the biggest majority ever seen upon
our ballot, Eleven TO one for the
nrst step in a more equal system OF
taxation. [. II. w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
The Worst Kind.

After Piles have existed for a Ions
time and passed through different
stages the suffering Is intense-pain
aching, throbbing, tumors form, tll-
cd To bursting with blood.
symptoms indicating other trou'
bles may appear to a thoroughly Pile
sick person.
This Is when Or. Leonhardt s
Hem-Roid the only absolute Pile
cure brings the results that have
made It's fame.
II will cure the most stubborn case
and a guarantee to that cnect goes
with each package.
Sl.0O az the drug store. or from
Or. Leonhardt Co.. Niagara Falls, y
Y. proprictors. Sold by Dr. S. c,
Stone. Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
Finest on Eearth.

Uncle Billy Wright, the horse rad.
ish man. is in the city for few days
and will supply his customers with
the finest horse radish on earth al
short notice. 1t has the relish that
would make a wooden mans mouth
water He left us a cupful, and We
are now able to digest nail soup.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
wise Counsel from the South

81 want to give some valuable "A
vice. to those who suffer with lam.
back and kidney trouble" says J. ,
Blankenship. of Beck, Tenn. 81 hav.
proved to an absolute certain th.,
Electric Bitters will positively ep,.
this distressing condition. The srs
bottle gave me great relief and afts,
taking few more bottles. was com.
pletely cured; so completely that 1,
becomes a pleasure to RECOMMEND
this great remedy" Sold uude,
guarantee at ]. c. Perry's drug store
Price soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

gowns for the occasion, were Mrs !,
A. Carson, Mrs. w. n. Gatens. NJ.
J. r. Whitney, Mrs. A. M. Capno.
Mrs. L. f. Griffith, Mrs. B. o. Schu,.
ing. Mrs. F. j. Hughes, Misses Ala.
Thompson and Alice Meyer presldoa
very gracefully at the punch bov,
The Elks' dedication will be ho,,
next Thursday evening, when tbo.
will take place the largest soc,.,
gathering of the season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
EUGENe
WINS
GAME
Basket ball Y. N. c. A, Gym
Defeats Salem High
Ii 10 l3

Ia hard-foushi. snappy same oi
haakoiban Friday nlshi lhe Eug,n-
h.eh defeated ,bp salcm hiEh D., b
asore of "A laia. salem clearl, oui
nlaysd ghe glsliolA aad li aas onl, q
maiter oi fouls that loai them iha
Same. there verp no fouis called
an saieia io a. on tueenr. and uo
fuEsRO bad d good man in Niug t0
throw the fnula thry von tht ramr
Easeno ibfre N. while Salem rol
oply . salem got D baskets. Farm,
w sna Nclntlrv q. uhllo Engon,
eoi one 81 Cockrgllus abd Kest
Icy 4
kaleia krei the ball mosi uf th.
time around their osn basket aud Iu
the last of lhe rame had EuF'ns
hEhllnF ier time
FhfIs ssfe fcal1 uo ptars. ail %.
ths boys on both tsams playing d
gooa. strong game ia ihe seeoRa
Halt Ralph MooTos shot a pretN
hasket hui ll seems thar che Whlsti,
hsd bloap. snd it dldat eoont D.
was ai,0 DO this hall lhat Dolly
farmef iR toss.np near hls sosl
cApkM ihs ball aa1, o,aalne hi'
mAn. sat H ,leanly inio iho basket
Rpss MoiuliFe dit some nee work iu
rrting baskets and pefslns played
: hard eame an through ana. an
thoafh me, diaaf 81 any baskets
theif rls,iu soonied iasi the same
The Game,
TIE whistle hlew st s. ite. aud in
lesa than q minato CoekegiiRe hsi 4
Basket ior fpceno A toui Wss
cal,ea "a Kogene, ana Msiuius
missea. fafmer shol q pretty has
A.. mslinr ne srors % 2. fool
"a sniom aRd klas saroN basket. IA
ssno foal aad psykins threw basket
Rsgsns foui. mlssed Salem foul.
Klnr made haskel salem agaip ana
AGnE hAakei epsene ioel. and Per
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12

klns failed Five fouls in succession
were called on salem. klur throwing
two or thgm kcstlry got q basket
aud then aunthor foul on Salem
cookerlluc made pretty basket
which ended che halt with che SCORE
De- to u favor of Eugene
second Half
The SECOND halt started with o.
fou ou salvu. Hing failed Foul ou
Eus,uy Mcluure fallrd Nolutiu
sut basket Foul on salem. kiue
threw basket Anothcr foul ON So.
lem aud king put Dc iu the basket
Eugone fouL Perkins missed Eu.
vcnr foul Mclntlrc miss,i Nyu.
t.rv shot basket Farmer rot q hare
basket Euronr foul missed Two
fouls tor Salem both missed Eu
seno ioul mlss,d M,lutiro got Un.
other haskr, and tho gamc ended
With o. double foul pyrklns maxine
De- vhlle KinE missed lcaylur tb,
nnal score fugcpr Il. Sal,m l5
THE llnpup
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
The Joy.

or living is to have good health
Use Herbine and you will have bush.
els of Joy. You need not be blue
fretful and have that bad taste IA
your mouth. Try bottle of Her.
bine, a positive cure for all liver
complaints. f. Harrell. Austin, Tex
writes: 81 have used Herbine for
over a year. and find 1t fine regula-
tor. ! gladly recommend 1t as fine
medicine for Dyspepsia" Sold by
d. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
WIN wstch BILLS.

The state grange will maintain
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
The Open Forum
Watch Expenses.

I'd Journal The various oranges
In this county are appointing COM
mittces TO call upon the county court
and ask TO be shown the details. OF
Improvement TO be made in Marion
county court house. The Portland
Daily Abstract says these repairs will
cost $4,000. These oranges wish 20
see little more publicity IN such
matters OF large expenditure of the
peoples money Let our county pa
pers be given stntoment and dia-
gram of the work and let everybody
understand g. Probably there viii
be no objection Il it is understood.
Hut the farmer is taxed SO heavily
that he cannot be expected To rejoice
IN the recent announcement of tax
lew. GRANGER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
state of Ohio. Clgy OF Toledo
Lucas County. So


fraak Cheney makes oath that
he is souior pagtuef ot che arm ot p.
y choue, 8 CO.. dolug business Ia
tho cl,y OF Toledo eouaty and state
aforesaid. ana that said arm ~nl pay
ths sum of ONE HUNDRED not.
LARS tof each aud every ease Of
catArrh thst cannot he cured by ,As
uss 90 Halls catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn % bofo,s me- and subseYlbsd
Ia my preseaee this tih aay o. pe.
cemovr A ~ 1850
A W GLEASON.
laeaN Notary Public
Nails ca,Arga Care Ia ,akea inter.
nalls. ana acts directly on the blood
aHd MUCOUS surfaces of the system
send ior testimonials tree
H. ,. CHENEY a Co.
Toledo. o.
sola ay an Druggists. Ibe.
Take HANS Family Pins TO- eon,
s,iPstioa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-12
INnEpENpENCE STAGE.

Daily except Sunday. Leaves Wi.
lamette Hotel, Salem at 3 p m, con
meets with motor for Monmouth and
Dallas at 6:15 p. m. Leaves Inde-
pendence at $ a. m. Phone Main
179. RALPH BUDLoNG,
Manager
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-17
MEAT CONSUMPTION
HAS FALLEN OFF

The consumption of meat in Homo
lulu fell off to a very noticeable degree
during the month of April and the
firms in this business are interested IN
finding out the reason for the loss One
of the members of a large company
said yesterday.
There were about seventy-five less
cattle slaughtered in Honolulu during
the month OF April than there were In
March and the consumption is ABOUT
the same this month as it was last
Thera are several reasons for this IN
my opinion. IN the first place a good
many people nave left the city, among
them a large number of Portuguese
who are great meat-eaters. Then the
coming of the warm weather mas al
fected the market, for people never eat
50 much meat in warm weather as
when it is cooler. Another reason i
the fact that fish has been very plen~
tiful and the Hawaiians have been eat
ing this instead of so much meat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-17
MANGA REVh CAPTAIN
WANTS HIS CAB|NBOl

Captain Towsend. Of the ship Manga
Reva, which has been in this port for
some time, came to the police station
last night to report the loss Of $40
which he had left in the pocket OF
nair of trousers wn1cn were hanging
in his cabin. It seems that CAPTAIN
Townsend shipped a Korean cabinooy
some three OF four days ago, and short
lv after found that he was no good
and told him to get out. The Korean
was very anxious TO stay and promis-
ed to do better but did not keep up
IN the mark In response TO urgent
entreaties on the part OF Captain
townsend he went yesterday and the
master Of the Manga Reva believes
that his $40 went at the same time.
The matter is being investigated by
chief Of Detectives Taylor and the Ko-
rean is being watched for by the po-
lice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-17
.HEL|OPOI|s DOCTOR
TELLS A WEIRD TALE

A passenger on the Alameda, arriy-
ing yesterday. was DR.. J. c. McPher-
son. who was surgeon on the British
steamer Heliopolis on her recent trip
from Malaga, Spain. to Honolulu, WITH
$500 enaigrants for the islands. This
af11iles, is the longest on record by an
enligrant ship, according to DR.. Nc
Pherson. wi = is now on his return
home to England The steamer, he
SAYS. sailed along very peacefully with
her host Of poor Spaniards, until
emerging from the Straits Of Magellan
into the Pacific, when such terrific
weather was encountered that the pas
sengers were driven into their quarters,
and every precaution taken to prevent
the laundering of the steamer. The
frightened. and said later that had
anything gone wrong with the machtn-
cry or steering gear the Heliopols
would have brought up or the rocks
inside Cape Pillar, and all hands would
| have become a prey to the savages in
Testing those inhospitable shores. For
tunateIy, however, the Heliopolis'
though sorely tried, rode through the
great gales and emerged safely from
the narrow straits that menace vessels
| in that part of the world.
| The Heliopolis is TO proceed from Ho-
noluiu to China to fit out for South
| Africa, where several thousand Chinese
/ Ia horarx are IN he taken aboard for
| transportation back to their nome
/ country These Chinese have served
| their time in South Africa, and by the
terms OF their contract have to be-
turned to Hongkong-S. F. Chronicle
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BY Authority
RESOLUTION.

Unproven assertions having been
made that numerous cures Of leprosy
have occurred in Honolulu the Board
of Health hereby offers n reward Of
$500 to any person who win or may
prove such to the satisfaction Of the
Board of Health.
(sgd-) THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
BY its President,
L. n. PINKHAM.
Honolulu, May 2, 1907. 'I2s
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was commenced on wednesday. The
contract for the work was let to Henry
De Fries and the cost viii amount to
about $4,000.
The building viii be fifty feet by
thirty-three and will be capable or
seating a congregation of 200. 1t should
be completed by July when II Is ex-
pected that the first services In the
new edifice will be held.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF JOHN r. ANDERSON.
DECEASED.

ESTATE OF JOHN r. ANDERSON.
DECEASED.
All persons having claims against
the estate OF John r. Anderson. de-
ceased. late OF waialua. oahu. Terri
tory OF Hawaii. are hereby notified %
present the same. duly authenticated
and with proper vouchers. ~ any
exist. even r the claim be secured by
mortgage. 70 g. NJ. Cooke. az his Office
in the Bank Of Hawaii. Honolulu
within six months from this date OF
the same will be forever barred.
CHAS. NJ. COOKE.
ANDREW y. cox.
Executors Of the Last VIII and
Testament Of John r. Anderson
Deceased. -
Dated. Honolulu. oahu. May 10. ise''
772s-May 10. Il. "a. 81: June :.
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SANTA RITA HERE.

The big oil steamer Santa Rita, Capt.
Conner, arrived yesterday morning aft
er pleasant trip from Port Hartford
She came down in eight and half
days, very good time for boat OF
her class. She is sister ship OF the
Santa Maria, which was here about
two months ago and this is her first
trip to Honolulu. In coming round
the Horn to San Francisco she ran into
great deal of bad weather and was
compelled to put into South American
ports for repairs several times. She
was built on the Great Lakes and tax
en- in two pieces down the St. Lawrence
river to the Atlantic. She brought
down $4,000 barrels of oil for the Union
Oil Co.
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SHAREHOLDERS MEETING
OAHU COUNTRY CLUB.

A shareholder melting OF the oahs
Country Club VIII be neld in the makzi
ballroom on the roof garden % the
Alexander Young Hotel, In Honolulu
on Monday. May Goth. AT 3 O'Clock y. m.
Notice Is also given that amendments
to the Bylaws OF the Club viii be
proposed and acted upon az this meet
ing.
r. II. ARMSTRONG.
772s Secretary. oahu Country club.
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command of the Cutter McCalloch, sta
toned in San Francisco, came down
to take command of the ship which
has been in charge of First Lieut..
Joynes for the past nine months since
Capt. Roberts went to the Coast to
be retired.
Capt. Cantwell became very well
known to Alaska people when he was
in charge of the cutter Nunivak, which
was stationed on the Yukon river.
While on this duty he did great
deal of good work in the suppression
OF the liquor traffic which was then 60
ing on and also gave great deal OF
assistance to travellers who were going
through on their way to Dawson and
had run out of supplies.
Lieut.. W. II. Shea, also arrived yes
terday. He viii relieve Lieut.. Munter,
who has peen ordered home. Lieut.. +.
L. Austin came down to relieve Lieut.
Searles. who has been ordered home
also. The Manning has been shifted
to the Navy wharf, where she is taking
on coal and supplies and viii remain
till she leaves for the Northern waters
on Nav %
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The Matson steamer Hilonian had
all the trouble which was necessary
before she got out of the harbor. We'd
nesday night she was caught by a gust
of wind as she was coming to her berth
at the Oceanic dock and rammed the
wharf, cutting a hole eight feet deep
with her bow. Yesterday morning when
she sailed, shortly after 10 O'Clock,
one of her tiller ropes parted as she
was going cut of the harbor and she
ran aground on the sand bank near
Young Brothers boathouse.
She got of shortly afterwards, how
ever, with the assistance of the tug
Intrepid. Il was low water when she
ran ashore and as soon as Capt. John
son realized that his vessel would not
obey her helm, he gave the signal for
full speed astern and as result the
Hilonian was moving very slowly when
she grounded. There was no damage
done whatever
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NEW SAINTS CHURCH
IS BEING ERECTED

Work on the new church building
which is being erected for the Reor-
ganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF the
Latter Day Saints (Anti-Polygamous)
and which viii be located on KING
street opposite the Catholic Cemetery
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HORSE BREAKING.

am ready to take colts to break
for shoeing, saddle or driving. with
omen bride. Win also take spoiled
runaway. kicking or balkey horses TO
train.
Reference: Territory stables. or Al
49, - aorner T5Ealike. TIA
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SIBERIA IN AND OUT.

The Siberia, bringing many cabin
passengers and small amount OF
freight for this city, arrived early
Yesterday morning and sailed for the
Orient last night at 5 O'Clock. She
took only a few passengers from this
port. all those in the first cabin beng
lavovers from other steamers and there
being only about sixty orientals in the
sfeerage
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF GEO. d. GEAR. DECD.
Parties having claims against the late
Geo. ID. Gear. will please mall an Item
lied statement 10 the undersigned.
MILDRED ID. GEAR.
772s p. o. BOX ls5. Honolulu.
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MANNING S OFFICERS HERE.

The Siberia brought down three new
officers for the Revenue Cutter Man
ming when she arrived yesterday morn
ing. Can't. j. G. Cantwell, formerly IN
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COAST SHIPPING NOTES.

The Alameda and Sonoma left here
only seven hours apart but the ferry
boat beat the Sonona in by "a hours.
The schooner II. C. Wright cleared
from San Francisco for Mahukona on
NAV with general cargo, the largest
item of which was 551,500 pounds OF
fertilizer
Lloyd's agent sent to investigate the
wreck of the Dakota states that the
vessel cannot be saved but part of her
cargo can. The loss to the LONDON
underwriters is s3.750.0o0.
In the Barracuda case in the Federai
Circuit Court in San Francisco the
award of the local court giving the
eight sailors $3.50 damages each was at
firmed but the award of $500 costs was
disallowed.
The navy department figures on get
ting $4,000 for the transport Lawton.
The Marion, formerly used by the Cali
fornia naval militia. and the gunboat
Leyte, which was captured from the
Spanish, viii also be sold.
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MARINE NOTES.

The Manga Reva has nearly finished
loading here and viii go to kahuini
on Saturday. She takes 1000 more
tons of sugar there.
The Inter-Island steamer Mikahala
sailed last night at 5 O'Clock on her
regular schedule, taking a good list OF
passengers and her usual freight for
Kauai ports.
The Maui arrived yesterday after
noon from Hawaii ports after long
trip. Part of her passengers were trans
ferred to the Claudine. She brought
in II 400 bags of sugar from Papaa
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

ISSUED Every Sunday Morning oy tne
local Office, Il. S. Weather Bureau
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LOCAL, OFFICE OF THE UNITED
xrATEs WEATHER BUREAU.

Alexander Young Building. Honolulu
Thursday, May 16, 1907