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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-08
nsrzunars and Resolutions Of John
Joseph Murphy.


nasnunsrs and Resolutions of John
Joseph Murphy.
,iohA Joseph Murphy. an attorney
OF thls court and for many years
runidost of Marion county, was bora
an ireland. June 2. iSa2, and died
Esar the east entrance OF the county
coaft house In salem. Oregon. June
10, 1897 lie had exceeded by al.
moza iivs years the measure OF lifC
allotted 10 man by Solomon. and on
the scene OF bis professional labori
hs vas suddenly called TO close a Ions
and active career,
IN carly manhood he came 10 Ore.
Eon. from California and took up hls
residence nj Champoog In the north
ern part OF Marion county lie waS
a carpenter by trade and pursued
that occupation for several years.
IIe was a Justice Of the peace In
Champoeg precinct In the latter six
ties and hia sharacteri,tic disposition
20 know ali about anything which he
undertook ana perform ~ duties
eredllAbly led him 10 study law, Tor
the purposes OF that once He was
afterwards cleoted sheriff Of Marion
county and his connection with the
courts a. such ofncer aud the legal
questinna Affecting bis administration
uf The ahrlegalty sim further stimu-
hated his research IN the Law, ~
that he studied systematically and
war nopularly admitted 90 the bar of
the nonpeme court OF this state Ia
is7a ne served with ability Ia the
legislature % the state ani Ia yari.
ouu ppAtinna IA tho city government
81 Raipm ile acted several years as
che 4 4 postal Inspector with oncrgy
and ndoliN For some sixteen years
pFlaF lo hh death ho wna olork OF ihe
supreme court OF the state of ore
Eoa ana ilcl AN incumbent of that
oiffe
IN oyery relation both public and
private his record b. one Of unyarying
lateafiiy 81 though many, Ia the
utpHgio of polllles ana the law, felt
bis pfnwess as an antagonist YET No
enc can lruihiully asaall hts honor
a. friend ar foe No Was pro.
uouhebd man IN whatever he under
took and ne vas tealous for a friepi
81 rnrnt nr against an enemy
he was in the full sense of tho
word q selt made man and che nrchl.
teci oi his own career Originally of
bat nmlied odneauon he Vas deter
mtned to Improve hts mtnd and en-.
iarEe hls store Of know letse' hy peg-
tlaaeNy ia study and indefallsahlllty
90 research
A warm ana scnernus friend an
opponeai 10 ho ueckoncd With. his
earthly activities are eaded aud he
rocls losvias q 5especied memol and
an hoharsble earoef
" y LORD
IA MMAllAN.
~ A KAISER.
en- MooRES.
0EOROr a. nuRNErr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-08
prcsented wIth Handsomc PIpe.

The members OF the Salem fire De
lpartment after the council meeilH:
Monday night presented c. n Church
.in, the retiring engineer with hn'
lmerschaum pipe, which gift tA'
veteran fire hghter received vii
emotion, During yesterday mornli'
Chief OF Police Gibson, who hs'
been told OF the intention OF n'
company boys. brought from ~
store to his office eight or ten hh'
pipes and al the request OF the ai'
boys explained to MIR. Churchill hil
ne was about to make a selection 4
a present for friend and as he ens1
that he (Mr ChurchilD was a sool
Judge of a pipe. asked him 70 ma1|
his selection. Mr Churchill, an
examining the tobacco burners Z
lected one of the finest without SUI
pecting that he was to he the feelll
liant. Mr.. Churchill has served ~
city as a member of the hre depa'l
ment since 1899 and has been e
gineer for the past two years
retiring from the company he eaI'''
with him the good will ana
wishes of every member OF the io''l
Which was demonstrated in the seen
last evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-08
Transfers Of Rcal Estate.

The following deeds have been
placed on record in the Office Of the
Marion county recorder:
Henry Tucker ct ux., TO Il, b.
Karn. 100 acres In / 7s,r2
W, " d .............. $4,000
Harriet Smith to c. T. Moulton,
lot 10, South sllverton. also
ne y Of lots and 4, North
SllvertOn. W d 10,000
l.. ]. and A. r. Miles to W. T..
Way, land in Marion county,
wd .... ........ 1000
l.. J. and A. r. Miles TO W. +.
Way, lots 10 and IA, Sun
nyside +. +. No. 9. W d.. 5000
II. j. Smith, Of ux., TO Eliza
beth Steiner land in Robe
rts' add 10 Salem, W d .... 1900
Miriam Allen TO c. Malzdorf.
ct ux., lots 10 and II, block
1, Knights add 10 Salem,
I NNF
w. j. Steele, et ux. to w. l..
Hail. land In Marion county,
W d .,............-... 1900
4, NJ. Paryln, et uX, TO l.. c,
Dennison, lot 10, block 4.
Queen Ann addition to Sa-
lem, W ,,,, .... .... 800
+. w MINER TO NJ. V. Corby.
ltt'SO acres, in t s,rle,
.''''s ',.,....... 500
J, and NJ A. Cow to J. X. Cow.
land in lots / and ., block 4.
town OF Woodburn, wd .... 900
Rosina Bunhuber to Joseph Jen-
ny, lots 3 and 4, block Z. Pal
mer's add to Mt. Angel.
" d .... ,........ SIS
j. X. and r. A. Pickens to c.
NJ. Pickens. 10 acres in Ma
rion county. " d ... eO0
Anton Setter, et ux.. TO NJ. and
7. Durlch, acres in I 5s
l W, W d ........ SOa
C. w. Corby 10 Alice NJ. Rot
z'en, lot 8. block 8, Uniyersi-
ty add to salem, W ... 400
Geo, McNeill to Charles Dris-
coll, ct ux. 14.S4 acres. in d
] c of Rufus Smith. W wd. sO0
W r. Schuller. et ny IN ID II
Tbomos =, !, uA'' 20 r. r
"'''' ~ . 7 8
+ n ana ~ ,l',,.'.t'.' Cs..'.t'.' -
Fnrene c..o,.,.'. =, -, tus"o"elh TO
aers h. =. e' uA'
% o = W.
Preston p.r5rs,o,, ,,',,,,,,,,'',, loo
Porte lana an ~ ''.Uu'S N'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-08

Il have reached a higher health
level since I besaa using nr. Kings
New Lie Pills" writes Jacob Spring
81. OF West Funklio. Maine They
keep my stomach. liver and bowels
Noyking just right" II these pllls
disappolnt you oa trial. money viii
Be refunded az J. c. Perry's drug
store; 2sc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-08
why Suffer From Rheumati'~'

Why Suffer From Rheumati'@'
Do you know that rheumatic ~.
can be relieved? II you doubt ~
Just try one application Of CHAINS,
lain's Pain Balm. II will MAKE =
and sleep possible. and that ess",
ly means a great deal to any one :
ficted with rheumatism. For .
at DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-08

nolph L. Hooghkirk. OF Rainier.
after visiting Mr, and MT l., r. Stin,
son. OF this city, has gone 10 Coryal-
lis. where he will resume his studies
n the Agricultural College.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-08

e goe5 to the root OF dIsoas.
Strengthens and invlgCratcs. It's lie
giving qualities are not contalnea
in any other remedy. Holllsterl
Rocky MJun.aln Tea has stood N
coverest test--time. For thlnl
years tho Surest remedy. S5c, Ts'
or Tablets. DR.. Stones Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-08

Louis Il. Rauch to Gertrude r.
Il. Rauch, land in Marion
county, d ..............
A. NJ. Dalrymple, ct ux., to P.
V. Cotter, ct ux., lot 8, Wal
ler's add to Salem, W d o..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-08

Hsssriag the Eemoy Of Departed Distinguished
Jmists..ResOlution Put On Record by the
MariOn County Bar Association, Adopted Janu-
aary 8, 1908
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-08

Prices 25e. soc. s1.OO-soa
hrst-elass druggists everyWhsf@
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
A KENTUCKY EXPERIENCE
Coffee and Tea stnl mt work

A KY. lady had very agreeable ex-
perience in leaving off coffee. drinking
which she found harmful. and taking
on Postum. She never loses an oppor-
tunity to tell others of her good for
tune. She says:
For over 20 years / suffered from
nervous trouble. Four years ago was
down with nervous prostration and
heart trouble. After several months OF
misery, my doctor. one of the best in
the country, told me / must quit coffee
and tea.
What was 1 to do? 1 must have
some warm beverage for breakfast. as
1 had never done without one in my life.
Il decided to try Postum, little think
ing it would amount to anything. At
first / did not like It, but when we
boiled 1t Is minutes, until it was dark
and rich, it was delicious, and I soon
began to feel better.
After using Postum constantly three
years I feel like different person l
always had been q poor sleeper. but
now sleep well and am in perfect health.
And / give the credit to Postum.
My entire family now use 1T in pref
ence to any other beverage at meals.
l am an enthusiastic friend of Postum
and 1 know that what 1t has done for
me 1t Will do for others, so I never let
chance go by to recommend it to
those who suffer from coffee drinking"
Name given> by Postum CO., Battle
Creek. Mich. Read THE Road to Well
Vile, in pkgs. There's a reason
Ever read the above Ietfers A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true and full Of human
Interest,"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
MILLIONS LOST BY
FIRES IN FORESTS
Timber Burned During Year
Would Have Furnished Price
of a Good Sized Navy

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The forest
fires which have just laid waste whole
counties in Minnesota, Michigan and
extended into Wisconsin. destroying
many towns and making thousands of
persons homeless, have focused the at
tention of both government and state
forest officers on the enormous losses
OF forest wealth-estimated at many
million dollars-which will be checked
UP to the year 1908
Other sections have also suffered
from forest fires during the spring and
summer months, and the people of the
Pacific coast, the Rocky mountain and
the New England states and Canada
have had thorough and. in some cases,
continuous experience in fire fight
ing.
officers in the United States forest
service here say that it is doubtful If
this years actual losses from forest
fires in all parts of the country will
ever be known, but it is certain that
We're all the timber burned this
year In all parts of the country con-
verted into cash it could provide for a
good sized navy of first class battIe-
ships.
The fires have done good in one way;
tney have focused the peoples atten-
ton on the seriousness of the forest
nre problem. practical foresters say.
and have started a widespread move-
ment In many states to check fires by
adopting rational systems of protection.
The government has had a lot of
work In the fire fighting line on the
national forests, but serious as the
hres have been, officers of the forest
service estimate that the total cost of
the forest fires on the national forests
Tor the season. exclusive Of the salaries
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
FISH WARDEN RESTRAINED
BY JUDGE GILBERT
Temporary Cessation of HostiIi-
ties Between Official and
Fishermen Results

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 16.-Federal
Judge William B. Gilbert this after
noon issued an order restraining Master
Fish Warden H. c. McAllister of ore
gon from interfering with any person
or persons engaged in fishing under the
authority OF the state of washington.
The order means a temporary cessa-
tion Of hostilities between the fish war
Den and Washington fishermen on the
lower Columbia. However, ii only in
ereases the difficulties Of that official
and intensifies the i'll feeling on the
part of fishermen on the Oregon side
Of the river. They threaten TO move
their belongings to the Washington
side. where there are no state resfric-
uons to their operations.
AS soon as il was issued the order
was served on McA1lister and he in
turn Immediately notified HIS deputies
who have been patrolling the lower
river to desist in their efforts to stop
the operations of fishermen on the
Washington side. He also dispensed
with the services OF several of the
large number Of special deputies who
have been employed in reporting all
legged violators of the Oregon laws.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19

better situated. The big iron tramp.
which had been supply ship for the
fleet, was high out OF the water. It's
crew ran a three inch hose over the
side Of the vessel and turned a stream
Of water on the burning foat.
VALIANTLY FIGHT FIRE
Meantime Lieutenant p. b. Turner,
United States marine corps. officer of
the day with squad OF men, ran to
the float from the seawall with Joint
of four inch iron pipe, which they used
as a battering ram. Turner and the
men stove in the roof of the shop on
the float. bur ing before this the last
man of the C. had jumped overheard.
Small boats rom the Arethusa were
lowered within five minutes after the
IRE started. They went into the blazing
sea and picked up burned and half
drowned sailors. The Leslie picked up
five OF the crew that had been working
on the float This rescue work was
replete with heroisn, and some OF the
incidents stand out like the leap OF
Lieutenant Dodd from the seawall and
his expedition alone in a small boat into
the seething fire.
The Mare Island fire department and
the guardhouse squad, under Gunners
Sergeant ]. W. Latin, soon had the fire
under control
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
FOUR DAYS TO REGISTER
Voters Are Not Taking Usual
Interest in Election

Only four days remain on which
voters who have not yet registered
may qualify for the presidential cleo
tion.
Today the registration office in the
city hall will be open from $50 in
the morning until o'clock and from
1880 until 10 in the evening.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the
registration office will be open contin-
uously, from $40 in the morning un-
til midnight.
After midnight of Wednesday, Sep
tember 23, it will be impossible for
any one to qualify for the November
election.
Despite the fact that registration is
nearing its closing hours the voters
show no great hurry in qualifying, q
condition which the registrar of voters
is at a loss to explain.
Thursday night there were only 65.-
3g6 names. on the register, and Regis
trar Zemansky calculates that the to-
tai registration will not exceed $4,000
unless a great rush takes place the
last three days. That this would be
small registration for presidential
year is apparent, for in 1904 the reg
istration for the presidential election
totaled S1,576
The republican state central commit
tee is doing everything in its power
to bring out the registration, and is
being seconded in its efforts by the
registrar of voters.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
BOURBON NAMED TO
FIGHT JULIUS KAHN
Former Judge James G. MAJ
guire Will Contest Election
of Congressman
Delegates Minimize Republican
Majority Their Nominee Has
to Work Against

Former Judge and Congressman
James G. Mcguire was nominated by
the democrats of the fourth district
last night to contest the election of
Congressman julius Kahn. Spellbfnders
in the convention worked the enthusi-
asm of the delegates to a high pitch
and minimized the republican majority
which Mcguire will have to overcome
in order to be elected.
The convention was held in the court
room of Superior Judge Frank III.
Dunno, ZIG McAllister street Sidney
Van Wyck presided and Morris Open
helm was secretary.
In calling for nominations Van Wyck
commented on the large attendance
which, he declared, augured well for
democratic success In the fourth dis
trict The national and state platforms
OF the democratic party were adopted
as the platform of the convention.
Daniel D. Kearns- or the forty second
district placed Magliire in nomination.
hailing him as the friend of labor and
declaring that unionism and democracy
mean the same thing.
CLASH OVER HEARST
in the NTH district" declared
Kearns, the democrats have nominated
a man who had already received the in
dorsement OF the independence league
and union labor, so that even Hearst
has to admit that democracy and union
ism are lighting for the same things
for which he is fighting.
With Tracy and Mcguire in the field
there will be trouble for Hayes and
Kahn. Gavin McNab is here with Bell
to elect Bryan"
There was great enthusiasm over
Kearns' spellbinding and then Dr. T.
b. w. Leland seconded the nomination.
I want to second the nomination of
Mcguire" declared Monroe p Seeley
of the forty-fourth district but l also
wish to challenge the statement that
Hearst stands for the things for which
democracy and unionism stand. Hearst
does not stand"
You are out of order" ruled Chair
man Van Wyck, and Seeley sat down.
kearns, who came to this-city from
the east about two years ago to put
up the 23 story Examiner building
which has not yet materialized, and
who conducted P H. McCarthys liter
ary bureau in conjunction with Aleck
O'Grady during the last mayoralty
campaign, did not take up the chal-
lenge.
PRAISE FOR MAGUIRE
Van Wyck declared that Mcguire
was just the man to make the fight in
congress for Japanese exclusion, and
dwelt upon his familiarity with the
law of injunction and his sympathy
with the principle of the popular cleo
tion of United States senator's as addi-
tional qualifications
Mcguire was unanimously nominated
and while a committee went to find
him and escort him to the convention
George A. Tracy, congressional candi-
date in the fifth district, was invited
to speak. He dwelt upon the issues
OF the campaign, as did also Mcguire,
who was warmly greeted when he en-
tered the room.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
ENLIST SPEAKERS
Spell Binders to Work in Con-
junction With Gore and Kern

While the democratic state central
committee is waiting for definite in
structions from national headquarters
as to the California itinerary of SEN
ator Gore of Oklahoma and John w
Kern of Indiana, it Is taking steps to
enlist the services of local spell bind
ers.
The blind senator from the maiden
state, whose dramatic reference to
Bryan started the demonstration in the
Denver convention which lasted for IS
minutes, and the democratic vice presi-
Dental candidate are regarded as the
big guns of the California campaign.
At the same time the best bourbon ora
tors of the state also will be enlisted
for active service.
James d. Phelan, democratic elector
at large, will be one of the active stump
speakers. A partial itinerary has been
arranged for him. He will speak in
Sacramento October 5, in Woodland
October 6. in Colusa October z. in Red
ding October s, in Chico October g,
and in -Marysvil1e October TO-. October
19 he will speak in San Jose and Octo-
Der 90 in Hollister. Other dates will be
made for Phelan later. as 1T is thought
that he can be of great service in the
southern part of the state.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
AMERICAN FLEET ~
SAILS FOR MANILA
Officials of Australia and Ad-
miral Sperry Exchange
Cordial Messages
Battleships Are Due to Arrive
at the Philippine Port
in October

ALBANY, West Australia. Sept. IS
The American Atlantic fleet under the
command of Rear Admiral Sperry left
here az o'clock this evening for Ma
Mia, 5000 miles away. where ft is dus
to arrive October or 9. The flagship
Connecticut did not leave with the
other vessels. but 1t viii depart at
midnight and overtake the rest OS the
feet tomorrow. II was delayed by coal
ing operations. 1t will pass ROtt Nest
island. near Fremantic, at IL o'clock
Sunday morning. The fleet is making
nine knots an hour.
The delay OF one day here-the ves-
sells were scheduled to leave Septem-
Der Twas Occasioned by the unrelia-
bility OF the chartered cOlliers, a cir
cumstance which In time Of war might
be attended with most serious results.
Rear Admiral Sperry has dispatched
the following message to Alfred Dea-
kin, the premier OF the commonwealth.
in reply to the communication sent by
the premier yesterday wishing the
Americans godspeed on the eontinH-'
anee of their voyage 10 home waters:
thank you most heartily for the cordial
greeting sent In tne name OF ths sgSernment and
and resporsively reciprocate your good wishes
Inc pubic and 2rIvate hospita,nly exIenasH IL
created mutual and friendly sympathles and u
derstandings which years OF ordinary intef
Inust cement and make more enduring the
dial relations happily existing between the
American republic and the Australian common
wealth Hearts and hearts. we wish for the
happy and prosperous development Of your splen-
did commonwealth.
The premier of West Australia. ". j.
More. sent a farewell message TO Rear
Admiral SpeFry as follows:
On behalf OF the government and the people
Of western Australia. 1 bid you farewell
hope that you will retain pleasant recollections
Of the last Australian port at wfieh you called.
You leaving behind you warm friends and
happy "reminiscences and you and the officers and
men OF your fleet have our sincere admiration
Replying. Admiral Sperry said:
We thank heartily yourself aud the governor
and people OF western Australia for your kind
message, which is much appreciated We re-
gret that circums tances made it impossible for
US to more OF yOur great state. Our visit
enjoyable and are taking with
pleasant memories OF your hospitality and gen-
erosity. Your reception with thar OF the other
states Of the commonwealth. always will be
remembered appreclatively and sympathetically-
The people OF the United States wish happiness
and prosperity 10 their friends OF western Aus
tralia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
FORAKER SITUATION
DISCUSSED BY TAFT
Dick Calls Upon Presidential
Candidate Regarding Senator,
but Refuses an Interview
Silas McBee, Editor OF Church.
man, Tells Why lie Will Vote
Republican Ticket

CINCINNATI, Sept 1s.-After an In
terview with Bishop Derrick of the
Ohio conference of the African Metho-
dist Episcopal church, in which the en-
tire negro political question was dis
cussed. and a conference with Sllas
McBee of New York, editor of The
Churchman. Taft returned to the resi-
dence of c. P. Taft to continue work oil
his speeches.
Senator Foraker and Senator Dick
lunched together at the Sinton hotel,
and let 1t be known that they intended
calling on Taft. Senator Dick went to
the Taft residence later and paid a
short call on the candidate. 1T was ad-
mitted that the Foraker situation wac
discussed briefly. A. I. Vorys declined
to say anything on the subject SEN
ator Crane of Massachusetts is eS-
pected to reach the city in the morn
ing.
After an Interview with Judge Taft
today McBee had this to say of the
candidate:
Il am a North Carolinan by birth
and a lifelong democrat. / shall vote
for Mr.. Taft because he has In his
heart to bring my people of the south
back into absolute union with the ma
tional life and to their historic place
as contending force in the natior,
and to do which would immortalize
him as statesman. / shall vote for
him because he more nearly repre-
sents my ideals of government. of So
cial order and economic policy than any
living democrat or any man before tile
people today, save alone Theodore
Roosevelt, who is the only republican
president I have ever voted for. Mr..
Taft has administered every trust con-
mitted to him by the nation with q
single eye to the nations good and Tor
the highest interests of the people.
Every permanent interest. industrial.
commercial or economic. has found and
will find under his administration q
sure protector. a judicial and judicious
friend and guide"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
ARCHBOLD ENTERS DENIAL
STANFORD Oil Man Contradicts
Statements Made by Hearst

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-John D.
Archbold of the Standard oil company
made the following statement today:
Such correspondence and relations
as | may have had years ago with
Senator Foraker were entirely proper
and legitimate.
IF Mr.. Hearst had come to Mr.. Arch
bold direct it would probably have cost
him less TO secure copies of Mr.. Arch
bolds correspondence than for Mr..
Hearst to have either employed or
dealt with thieves.
Mr.. ArchboId characterizes Hearst's
statements regarding an alleged at
tempt to bribe ex-Attorney General
Monett of Ohio as pure fiction and
says they were answered and exploded
long ago
"As to the statement of alleged reIa-
tions between Governor Haskell of
Oklahoma and the Standard oil com
pany and contributions through him
or any one else to the democratic CAM
paign fund, there is not a shadow OF
truth in them.
notice.
his plant are absurd and unworthy of
notice.