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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-09
Building Blocks

Building Blocks
Barney Leary wishes to announce
to the public that he is prepared to
receive orders for concrete cement
blocks for building purposes. The
inches. They will be furnished at
reasonable prices. Call at residence,
900 Fifth street, or call up phone 273.
15f
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-09
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
Teachers examination for common
school certificates will be held in Will
mar, Atwater and New London Jan
uary 81, February and ,.
Those who want to make use of
former credits must not fail to bring
them along.
Civics is now required for second
grade and limited certificates.
Program.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81.
(FIRsr GRADE srUDlEs)
AM: S:OO-Enrollment
S:15-Geometry.
1O:OO-Physics.
History.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY /.
(sECOND GRADE sTUDIEs)
AM: S:OO-Enrollment.
8:3O-Professional Test
9:3O-Spellng.
1OOO-Arithmetic.
PM. 1:15-Geography.
2:45-Compostiona and Penmanship.
3:2O-Reading.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2
A NJ. S:OO-U. S. History
9:45-English Grammar.
11:3O-Music.
PM: -Physiology-Hygene.
2:45-Civics.
+:OO-Drawing.
W. D. FREDER1CKsoN, Co. Supt
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-09

however, have taken a greater interest in
education and have devoted more time to
study. In an age like ours it is very difficult
to get along without fair education, there
fore it would be well for all who possibly
can to attend school as much as possible.
ERNEST w. FREED.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Stockholders in the Great North
ern Development Company are wor-
riedl because II s11O0 is not raised
by them by the 2Sd of this month
their mine will be sold. says the Al
bany Herald. Albany residents are
interested In this mine to the ex-
tent OF about $4,000, which sum is
invested in shares of stock divided
among a number of prominent citi-
zens. The remainder OF the stock Is
held by residents OF Eugene, Halsey,
Brownsville and other places In Linn
and Lane counties According to
one of those interested in the mine,
the sum Of s1i0O was owing to Sam
uel Mahon. Of Eugene, for certain
services rendered. Unknown to
majority OF the stockholders. It is
said that Mahon secured judgment
for the amount due. and the notice
,f the proposed sale OF the mine was
one of the small country
yeeklies In Lane county. BY this
means. Il is said. those having the
leal In charge hoped the notice |
would escape the observation OF the |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Horses Plunge Into
Roaring River at
TiIden Rock
One Killed Outright But
Other Succeeds in Swim
ming Across Raging Torrent
.-Driver Taylor Has a Mar
row Escape.

Eugene. Jan. fs.-Guard special.
One Of the stage teams OF Barnard
a Vests Eugene-Mapleton line went
over the grade at Tilden Rock. about
10 O'Clock last night, and one OF the
horses was killed. The news OF tho
accident was received here when
Lester ogden. one OF the drivers on
the western terminus OF the line. tel
ephoned from Hale to Barnard a.
West, asking them TO send out an
other team.
by telephonlng 10 Hale the Guard
learned particulars as follows: The
stage, driven by Frank Taylor.
reached Tllden Rock shortly before
10 o'clock. and. an the grade there Is
always a dangerous one. the driver
slowed up the team and proceeded
with great caution, as the road was
very slippery. AS they reached the
point where the water pours down
The mountain and across the road
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
A sALEM CASE
Many More Idko II In salem.

The following case 10 bat one OF
mAsy similar occurring daily In Sa.
lem. II u aa easy matter 10 verify
lie correctness. surely YOU cannot ask
for better proof than such conclusive
evidence
Mrs & Collins, o. 019 High street.
salem. ore, says "rfouble with my
kiineya and haekaehe have caused me
n'ucA aRaoyanoe foF several years Al.
though J Used a good mAay remedies
! obtained no positive relief untll my
attention was called 10 noSa's Kidney
flls. and PresurSd them At Dr..
ssene's drug ssoFe. rAsy sooa brought
mo eaestive hesedb sasea the bearing
dowa feeliag tAroOgh the back aaa
loias ssd baaisAei ths aehlug and otA.
- sy@Ptems that bad annoyed ns Zoe
- loag have naee learued of olA,
ers wbe thiak tAs world of your rslia,
bio remedy and gladly rseOwmsnd
W 70 All suaeslag fren haekaeAs or
kidaey sFoshlai -
fes sale By an dealers Price so
eeasa foslsf Aiihufa Co. Rakaie /
New fesk. sois sgeass fos the Unitsa
heeaesaher ths aame- nasa's ARD |
lAks - etAes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Cured of Lung TrouAle.

1t IL nov eleven years since | had
a narrow escape from consumption. 4"
writes G. q. Floyd. a leading business
man OF kershaw. s. c. II had run
down In weight to 1875 pounds. and
coughing was constant both by day
and by niGht. Finally I began taxi
ihg Dr. Kings New Discovery. and
continued thia Toe about ak months.
when my cough aud luag trouble
we're entirely sone and Was restored
to my normal weight. 10 pounds. "
Thousands OF persons healed every
year Guaranteed az J, O. Peery's
arus store sec and ii,ee. Trial.
bottle tree,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

Smith. OF which all Salem Elks were
very proud The banquet hall was
well equipped with refreshments In
greatest abundance. and was sceno
Of continuous enjoyment,
A iine musical number was the
baritone solo. 'Israfel" (ollyer
King BRO. y. q. Dockobaoh. y. r..
Ncwberry, accompanied.
on the altar that occupied the cen
Ter OF the hall we're the golden om-
blema so dear 20 the hearts Of an
Elk; charity" symhollEcd by the
American nag. Justice" by tho
Bible. aud "nrotherly Love" by the
Eik'a head and antiers. aud 'Fldel-
ny" By the key. which was turned
over by the master OF ceremonies To
the recording secretary. Mr. Henry
Meyers at the conclusion OF tho dod.
cation
Besides the regular program tele-
Grams we're read that we're received
from all over the country by Exalted
Rulct Charles MoNary. oontaitlng
congratulations aud regrets from
brother Elks at not bolng able 10 be
present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

stockholders, and the mine would
be sold to some person in on the
scheme. BY chance. however, the
notice fell into the hands of one of
the stockholders. who at once COM
mpnicated with the officers of the
Great Northern.
Last week meeting of the direc-
tors and officers was called. and an
effort made to raise the required
sum of money, but nothing came of
the meeting. Yesterday evening an
other meeting was held in this city,
but what the result was could not be
ascertained. The officers of the as
sociation are: President. w. A.
Templeton. Halsey; secretary, j. II.
Glass, Eugene, yice-president, Scott
Standlsh, Eugene.
The Great Northern Development
Company is capitalized at $1,000
900. The shares were sold at 25
cents each, Albany people owning
about $4,000 shares. The mine is
situated in Lane county. in the sec
ton now in dispute between Linn
ind Lane.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

the cascades near Tho Dalles: s165 %
600 for the Cello canal; 100000
for right of way and $4,000 for
maintenance. making total OF
1855. 700, According to the govern
ment engineers report, locks can he
built around the falls at Oregon CITY
at cost OF $4,000. shippers and
producers OF the Willamette valley
arc paying tribute OF 100000 To
tib0.OOO year on account OF the
lockage, or enough every three years
TO pay more than the estimated cost
OF locks and canals Orogon's rep
rosontatIon In congress has been un-
able or unwilling TO have the embar-
40 lifted by congressional action. The
state legislature has not seen M To
appropriate money TO buy. condemn
or construct locks around the VIII
lametto falls. though 1886. 600 has
been given 20 overcome obstructlons '
In the Columbia People OF the VIII I
lametto valley. noted for their con-
seryaiism and long-sunerlng under
most any kind OF imposition. have
submitted TO the exaction aud dis
erimination until the present Now
there Is evidence OF disposition
among tho citizens 60 arise and as
iert themselves. There Is no reason I
why 100000 To $4,000 a year
should be mulctod from the William
'tte valley shippers and producers.
aud divided between the Portland
General Electric Company and the
Pacific. Every citizen of
he valley Il Interested. aud now II
he time for him 20 make himself
Ioari.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

been filed with the secretary of the
state are the following:
German American Savings Bank
Of Astoria; Marion County Savings
Bank OF Salem; Union Trust and
Savings Bank of Salem; Mercantile
Trust Company Of Portland; Linn
County Savings Bank of Albany:
Baker City Savings Bank OF Baker
City; Mutual Savings Bank Of Port
land.
Each of these banking institutions
is capitalized at $4,000 and the incor-
porators in each case are II. S. My
ers, f. n. Myers and M. S. Myers, OF
San Francisco county. California.
The location and managers of the
two institutions which are to be OPP
Grated here have not as yet been de-
cided upon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
STAGE TEAM
GOES OVER
PRECIPICE

the horses slipped and fell. and we're
unable to rise. The driver and the
passengers. Attorney Louis e. Bean
and Joseph Fellman, OF this city, got
out and unhftched the team. and as
they we're struggling to regain their
feet both horses slipped on the ice
which covered the road and fell
over the precipice to the river 80 or
40 feet below. One OF the horses
was killed Instantly. and II was
thought the other one met a similar
fate. but as the outcomlng stage
came along this morning 1t was seen
across the river. In apparent good
shape, and none the worse for It's
fall and plunge into the icy waters Of
the Sluslaw. The river is a roaring
torrent at that place. and II is re-
markable that the horse succeeded
In swimming across Il.
Driver Taylor had a very narrow
escape from going over the preciplce
With the horses. In some manner he
became tangled up in the harness
md was dragged TO the very edge OF
he grade. but by almost superhu-
nan efforts succeeded in freeing
himself Just In time.
TIlden Rock. where the accident
Is about 10 miles from
iapleton coming this way. The road
long there is very narrow. It hav-
ng been blasted out OF the solid rock
or several hundred yards. Teams
re unable 10 pass for quite a dis
nnoe. and on that account many bad
ccidents have been barely averted.
nd several minor ones have oc-
nrred.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
THE REASON IWHY
We So Strongly Endorse and n
mend VinoI to the Peon,o .o'a
Salem.

Our local druggist. a mor,,
the G. w. Putnam Co.. saws, 9
do not believe there is a man "s
an or child in Salem whom on. ,On'
GUS cod liver preparation, VIM, '~~' a
| not benefit at this season of tbo w
! I'VE believe there is no NO. ~
so many people to drag around =.
down, tired out and debiliated =.
old people to remain weak and ,ns
when we guarantee vinol will ro.,-
health and strength"
Continued the druggist. "Fo,
turies cod liver oil has been -
nized as the grandest of ALI 49,
building agents for wasted br~'
strength and vitality, but on soo.-
of the nauseating and system-slo.
ging oil which enveloped its curs,,'
properties few could take II win
benefit.
"In Vinol you get in a concept,,,..
form every one of the curative a.,
strength-creating elements of =,
liver oil actually taken from i,..,
Gods livers, the useless, system.elo.
ging oil eliminated. and tonic ~.
added.
"Vinol is guaranteed by over A..
thousand of the leading druggist. !,
the United States to create streusI +
for old people. for the run-dov,
tired and debilitated. weak. sIet,,
women and children, and after A =.
we're sickness.
1--WE ask every such person IN q,
lem to try vinol. 1t costs nothI,,
IL II fails" G.. w. Putnam q,
druggists. NF
Note.-While we are sole ase,,l
for Vinol in Salem, II is now for al,
At the leading drug store In near,
every town and city in the countr b
Look for the Vinol agency in you, r
.own.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
REslIlrs Will rAIIow

'"' N"'cn'"n' Zoe opcaiag the Nn-
iaH'cttc Riyrr.
Facts brought out AZ the Albany
HhippeEs' and rroduesfs' Conveation
VIII bear iruis- Not least Interesting
10 Willamette valley people are those
eoneeIning The locks At oreson CITY.
l'on' }, \, real Governor Chamber.
lAln and c0loael Ilofes especially
smphAsined shat has been OF re.
pealed In thla pARer. sAys the Al.
0Any Herald. that tAe charge u SO
'ea's a ton loekase oa the william.
.a'e valley oonmeros Il an outrage
Fhe stats % oregon hAs appropsas.
- sss.eee Coz a portage road arouna
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
DEDICATE
BEAUTIFUL
TEMPLE
Hundreds of EIks Throng to
the Capital City

There was more fun. entertain.
msnt and genuine enthusiasm dis
played 20 the square inch upon the
occasion OF the dedication OF the
new Elka' temple IN this city last ey-
oning than upon any previous dem
onstration made IN Oregon by the
Best People on Earth. In the frst
place tho assemblage comprised
more than half a thousand OF the
brawn and ainew OF the land. the
men who are doing business. hold.
Ing public positions. and carrying on
the enterprises that constitute the
life. energy. backbone and go-ahead.
itiveness OF the cities Of Beaycrdom.
Thoae workers OF the business and
professional world. when they tako
a holiday. take their pleasure in no
half-hearted manner. but 60 the
pace sfrehsJgE and Fed-bloodcd.
From the time OF the arrival OF the
outside delegations. which began a.
1i3o D. m., until the last special car
was unloaded OF lts army with ban
nern and hand. until the smallest
hours OF today. when tho last herds
departed ON the early morning trains.
there was something doing. and the
marked feature OF the dcdica,orY
event was the royal good will. loyal
~ and fellowship displayed by the
visltlng lodges In Elkdom there
are no distinctions. aa was demon
sira,ed ~ lasi nights soireo. az 20
number or town. and brotherly love
and congenialiiy reigncd supreme.
Every ylullinr brother Was extended
the most cordial greeting. aud no
longor can u b. said that saiom'u
hospitality - of the chilly sort. for
ihe reception oommitiee fairly out.
dld themselves In extending the glad |
mnd IN every Imaginable way. Ney.
~ before was che antlcrod herd OF |
the state of Oregon more agrcoahly |
some Of the Salem BOYS
scro ready to part with the shirts on
their backs II Il would help th1
saiety Of the eyening. and the whole
iediCator, exercise was conducted ON
plane Of enthusiasm fully In the
Iplrlt of an order famous for lta nj.
alf,y Tho Jokes cracked we're all
Dc say from harmless puna TO hurl
as mustard pots, and nobody bat
IN Elk can take Joke Of either
Had vita such eood nature and part
u ffieads after the most hAir-rals.
nr practical ioklnK, and which 9th.
n traits have como 90 blows about,
he hall and club house we're voted
'eautifully adapted 90 entertain. 4
aent. and their capacity was taxed ,
, the utmosi
hioquent addressea. suitable % the q
crAaloa, were delivered by Master az I
'sremoaies Mcnonald. % Portland. \
osefaef Chamberlain. Judev Moore, n
Iaiiey and Harris, iaeludlng some a
peal anmher hy Mra w. Carelton /
/
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

The boys and girls basketball
teams OF the Salem higA school ief,
this morning Tor Albany. where thew
~'ll meet the teams Of the Albany
hish school tonight The members
OF the local teams are; Ladies' team
Misses 0lFsrdln. guard; Rudolph.
center i.lok, forward; Pohle for
ward AekermAn. guard. ana Miss os.
tFahder, sub
Boys team. PeFklna. center: Far.
n'er and Moorcs. forwards; McIutlre
and ScAraamn. guards. saperlntend.
'eacea, aad Mrs. J. n, Ackerman ae.
oompanlod the teams.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
All the World.

Is stage and Bsliard's Snow
Linlment plays u most prominent
part lie has no superior for Rheu-
matism. stiff Joints, cuts. sDrains, and
all palns Buy It, try II and you will
always use H. Anybody who has
used Ballard's Snow Linlment Is a
living proof Of what It does. Buy a
trial bottle: 25c. soc and 500.
Sold by d. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
Banks for Oregon.

It is evident from articles of in
corporation on file that Oregon is to
have some banks at the hands of
bankers OF San Francisco. Savings
banks to the number OF 16 will be
Incorporated, and among those for
which articles of incorporation have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18

saA~nes'own. m. has appealed 70
the EeveFnor Cor relief on account of
sAe Goods The adiu,an,-gensral
has dispatched lOo tsata The leyse
save way this noFnlas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
The Bank Habit

fessiely yoa ~ho resd thu
have assee esVt = baak account.
u asi. lat saa sagsesg thAt yoa Try
tie eseessmeat You wA aad Il
heipfui Ia nany ways. Aside
fFosa sAe facs that Toar moaey
~lii ee safe from theft snd ars.
soeh = habit lsads 20 sArs aae
sooasuy. diseipllas aha q eeuaai
nndersiandlna of haslaeas prtnet.
plaa. sA q ~hieh are osseatlAi 20
suooesa q Nlse aaoras a eonvs.
nieai neihod toF the paymeat os
hiilai and. as tie ohscks are Al.
~sSs pfpaerEed and retained "a
pea. theg servs a. Fsosipss Toe the
Anesns paid. We wlll be pleasea
- serve y0u a. Ynar haakse
cons n Aea opea a baak aocoaa,. |
- ....'ss'~--~-~u..'.n-----u-
Salem State Bank |
L. X. PAGE, Prssldsnl
4. w. HAZARD. Casklsr |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
ATTEMPT TO SELL
GREAT NORTHERN MINE

,p,Ny STOCKHOLDERS WORK TO PREVENT THE DEAL
SCHEME DISCOVERED SELL PROPERTY WITHOUT
Knowledge OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GHELD IN AIr
BANY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-18
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN

consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
necessity in the hygienic care oi d.
person and for local treatment d
feminine ills. As wash its cleansint
germicidal, deodorizing and healin,
qualities are extraordinary. For 81.
at Druggists. Sample free. ADDE'S
The X. Paxton Co., Boston, Mass.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-07-12
No Failure Of Supply.

Irrigation is the foundation and
the nourishment OF everything,
and therefore it is the duty Of
land corporations to inspire the
farmers with the confidence and
certainty that there is the least
possible danger of the failure or
suspension of the water supply
by accident when they most need
it. Such has been the work of
Mr.. Wiley, and in addition he
has conquered the Arkansas.
1t is part Of Mr.. Wiley's
scheme to colonize with new set
tiers 10000 acres of land, which
his company owns, between La
mar and Holly. All this land is
"under the ditch" and is sold on
deferred payments in improved
tracts of forty acres, to actual set
tiers. By selling outright to set
tiers. they at once become estab-
lished residents of the valley and
identified with its future prosper
The Holly chieftain., 1907-07-12
Anity.

The Misses Beers of Nori
western university, Evanston,
linois, returned last week, af,
a pleasant visit.
The Salvation army is holdi
a camp meeting in the gro
near the Cherry Tree hospit
Ensign Harrington is in char,
The farmers institute will
held on August 7 in the gro
here. All interested should /
tend these meetings, as they "
be of immeasurable benefit
the farmers of this end of Pro
ers county.
Last Sunday occurred t
birthday party of Georgia B,
Ter and a nice auto ride W
provided for the "a children a
I6 adults who attended. The
was lots of ice cream and go
things and the whole feast to
place at the Cherry Tree hos
tai.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-07-12

learn how to use the water, they
viii take only the quantity nee
essary and no more. By the year
Nv increase of the saturation of
tie soil and the consequent ele-
vation of the water table. the
supply OF water will. of course,
be increased.
The Arkansas Valley Sugar
Beet & Irrigated Land company
wns the Amity and Buffalo ca
mails, which are delivery canals;
the Kicking Bird and the Lone
Wolf. which feed the company's
reservoirs: the Comanche and
the Pawnee.' which drop from the
reservoir into the Amity, and the
Great Plains reservoirs, which
hold surplus freshet and storm
waters. The company also owns
a large interest in the Fort Ly-
on canal. and by contract with
its management, has enlarged it
for the purpose of conveying un-
appropriated waters into the
Kicking Bird, and, by the Kick
ing Bird, to the reservoirs. In
addition the company owns fifty
or more laterals.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-07-12
The Amity Canal.

The Amlty canal is no miles
long, eighty miles in Colorado
and thirty miles in Kansas. In
Kansas. its use has been aban-
doned. The original cost of the
Aimty was $4,000, but it has
been greatly improved by the
present management. 1t is twen-
ty feet wide and has deereed
appropriation of 2e3a cubic feet
of water per second. 1t extends
twelve miles north of the river
and would irrigate 1900 acres.
The Buffalo canal is sixteen
miles long, ten feet wide and has
a decreed appropriation of 25ol
cubic feet per second. 1t extends
four miles north of the river and
would irrigate 1000 acres.
The Fort Lyon canal is 113
miles long and sixty feet wide.
1t has decreed appropriation OF
762 cubic feet per second and
carrying capacity of 1900 feet.
1t extends fifteen miles north OF
the river and would irrigate 4o,-
600 acres.
The Great Plains reservoirs in
clude five large basins, and are
located in Prowers and Kiowa
counties, between fifteen and
twenty miles north of Lamar.
They cover I4ooo acres under
water and contain enough water
to cover $4,000 acres foot
deep. They have sixty miles Of
shore line and their greatest depth
is ninety feet.
The purpose of these reser-
voirs is to feed the Amity canal
when the supply of water from
the river runs low, or when the
demand for water by users ex-
ceeds the decreed appropriations.
w. M. Wiley, the general mana
ger of the Arkansas Sugar Beet
and Irrigated Land company and
of the Holly Sugar company,
who has directed the work of i'm
proving the delivery canals and
of constructing the Great Plains
reservoirs and the inlet and out
let canals of his irrigation sys-
tenn, has taken the ground that
water, to be of the best value to
its users, must be always abund-
ant and on tap, and that conse-
quently there must be the least
possible chance of failure or tenn
oorary suspension of the flow.
To this end he has directed his
chief engineer to spare no ex-
pense or pains in construction
!e came to this conclusion BY
observation and experience.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-07-12
Baird a Booster.
A Kansas CITY paper say

A Kansas City paper says:
]. A. Baird of Holly. Colo,
brings a god report from that
part Of the Arkansas river val
ley. Mr.. Baird is one of the
early settlers of that valley, who
has seen it develop from a wild
range country to farming dis
trict, where land now sells at
$Ioo to $I5o per acre. Some
of us who went in there many
years ago might be millionaires
had we known what that country
had in store for the tillers of the
soil,' said Mr.. Baird. "But we
were satisfied that it could never
be converted into a farming coun-
try. But that certainly has hap
pened. Beet raising has brought
about great results. Beet sugar
factories are now scattered all
along the valley from the Kan
sas line west. Land values have
gone up till it has reached pro-
hibitive price. The cattlemen
like myself who went in there
early never expected to see this
great change. Irrigated land
there sells readily at $I5o an
acre."