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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07
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Oas 1T cine sefpaltige Shulo, Die
lm 10 lhtperer briidt, als Die Or 0entz
fidsn ginnabmen nint our Deduna
Ser 2lussaben binreihen unb beutd
nod feline MenIhenieele an ipii7em
fheint. tpie Oie Steuerquenen ber
Aesieruna ergiebiser aemadt iperber
f0nnen. On Norfdldgen febIt es 'freie'
lid niht; aber Sic parteien iteben
iid in Der ssrase feinbli9 aegsniiber.
Sic Redte min oen Musbau Ser ine
biretten Steuern, ndbrenb Die Qinte
oirette Heihsiteuern befiirnortet. aa=
mentlid cine al,sgisbiee Neform Der
@rbfhaftsiteuer unb Der Mdtritulars
beitrdse.
0as Hein bebarf elmer grob5iisiaen
sStnanareform. Ser Mann. Der iie 5u=:
itanne au bringen permug, muB unter!
.oen oblpaltenben l1mftGnhn niht nur
Elm Sinanssenie. ionoern aud Elm !ebr;
sepisster polititer iein. Oenn oer'
.9lod" barf beflnntlih teiner allsuz..
fdperer Belaitunssprobe ausseIeBt
tperben.
Gs beibt, bab Sic 8unbesfaaten.
gu erDberem Gntaeeentommen bereiti
fpGren, .lpenn bic Qiberalen unb 6rei=,
iinnisen Elm fiir alle Male Sen @ez'
banten elmer Reihseintommen= unb
8eruosensiteuer fallen lieBen. Gs TIT
uber Elm grobss RuRititiid, lie su oies
fem @ersibt gu beipegen. Man febt
in Die finunaz uno fuatsmInniiden
0Gbisteitsn bes neuen 5hdbletretdrs
Sboop srpbe 6offnunsen. Oie borz
tbeilbafte llnterbringuns Der Reihs@
anleibe Iebrt, oab bas Wertrauen sez
redtferttet mar. Die Ourhfiibrung
Der ssiranareform ite1t aber nett
fhperere Mnipriihe an iein Mihen
unb R0nnen. 20ft ct inbeb Die Inn
seitellte aufsabe, 10 miro Ct oauerno
au ben nerbienjtDolliten 8eamten oes
Heiehes geadblt tperoen miiifen.
(Sn. 5tsatg.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07
Gas i1nhs Dnus.

Der Deutfhe 99eihstas 1T Elm
Epbes 6ous. Mnemal. ipenn Elm Mi=
nifter ober Elm Mbseorbneter BON ibm
fpriht, beiBt 6: oas 9obe 9ans.
Domit 1T natiirlih niht oas @ebduoe
etneint, fon6ern bic ftGnbise 0ers
5amnlung, Die oarin tast. Wenn aber
BE Werfammlnng ben Gharatter Der
6obeit Fat, 70 fam bus nur baber
fommen. baB iebem Mitslieoe Der 8ers
fommluns als folhem oiefe Miroe
1nbdffet. llnb in Der 9bot bat man
teinl Sournoliitenitreit eefeben, oab
Sic Mbgeoroneten fih beHen beipubt
jinb. Geb0rt bic 9obeit aur natiirliz
den aonitituticn bes Mbseoroneten. 10
lam sr nidt ionifn fem; ladt Die
1ritiine iiber ibn, 10 frtbelt fie. 1lno
10 entftonb bic Mff6re oes Mbs. Gr6s
ber. gtipos onoerss freilin III IS.
menn bic Mbgtorbneien fcmifh iein
tpolltn: Damn Dorf Die 9ribiine La
den, iit foil es 5ogar; es frust fid
nur, ob lie o1s aud bann INNER fer
fia bringt. @eitern bot 6as 6obe 6aus
70 eittn Iujiigen Sag sebabt. Der
Mbq. Miilerz Meiningen ift fiiralid
bcm aba. MD<rtn i'm Meinstdg mil
eiuem Ginnjprun beou4t iporDtn. n
beni Iifb dtif Merrd Elm Herra tin0 Elm
Terra reiunie. Dos mar cine bemers
49, - 49, "a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07
Arhettslonakstt in europa.

Die Rrife la1tet auf allen Rulturs
lGnbern, brinst bic. Jabriten gum
@tilfano. Die r2abour @aaette", !,
Blatt bes englifhen Mrbeitsantes,
bringt in ibrery leBten Gfummer cine
lleberiicht iiber ben Beihdftigungss
grab in Sen perl9ieoenen 2dnbern.
Sn england ielbit lit Die Qrbeitsloz
figteit bon Sanuar auf 5ebruar, in
tpel9er 3eit iie ionit itets abaunebmen
pfleete. mod seftiegen. Die 268 Be-
riht erfattenben grabezllnions nit
einem Mitglieoerbetanb BON $50, ,073
meloeten Gnbe Sebruar 10000 ober
ga prpaent 4rbeitsloie. seseniiber 6,2
proaent i'm 0ormonat ooer 3.9 proz
3ent gnoe syebrlar 1907. Mn bem
flauen @eIhdftssana tparen ale sSnz
buitrien aiemli9 sleihmdBis betheiligt;
perbdltnibmdbis gut mar bic Gage
nod in Der Giieninouftrie, i'm aoblenz
bersbau uno in Ser 9ertilinbuitrie,
ldledt oaseeen i'm 5diffbau, Der Be-
tleibunssinbultrie, Der 8uhbruderei
unb ebinberei. Mud bic enslifden aos
lonien beriaten iiber auriidsebenoe Or
| beitsanselesenbeit. Sn ser 8ap@aoz
Ionic, in 5ranspaal 1T bis 3abl Der
Mrbeitsloien srob unb Warnunsen
fpsrben erlaNen, bortbin auf 9lrbeits=
fune 5u geben. Nur in ben allitralis
lihen Rolnnien lit bic Nahfrase nah
, lanbipirtbi9aftliden NrbeitstrGften
tpeiterbin aiemlid erbebli4.
sSn syranfreid beri9teten 1890 Sc
| iperf59aften, bic 226, ,4O6 Mits!ieber
umfaBten, Dem Mrbeitsamte iiber 1913
| Gro3ent Mrbeitsloie @noe Sanuar eez
| oen 9,4 proaent Gn0e DECEMBER unb
rs proaent gnbe Sanuar 1907. linz
ter Der groben adlte litt natiirlih bot
allen bas BuugeihGft; einen beions
bers 5hle1ten @e1hdftssang ipies fer
ner nod bic Mutomobilinouitrie, bic
| GeiDentpeberei uno Die poroellaninous
1trie auf.
5ebr bod 1T Der Grab Der Mrbeits.
lofisfeit in Belsien. 207 @etperffhaf.
ten nit as, ,3O9 Mitgliebern batten i'm
ssunuar 10 pro3ent Mrbeitslofe au per:
seidnen, ipGbrenb- Die 3iffer i'm De=
| -aember erit 81 unb i'm Sanuar bori:
| aen syabres gar nur 2.5 mar. gun
3beil ertlGrt iih bic biesmalige bobt
| 3iffer allerDinss audi aus elmer fhGr:
feren GrfaTung ber8auarbeiter, Ole II
bie5em Sabre Defenders unter ben
| sroit al leiben batten. Die Rrifis II
| Ser Diamdnteninbuitrie Fat gIeihfals
piele Mrbeiter brotlos gema1t.
| Stir 6plIano fin0 feline .beftimmtsr
/ 3abIen anaegeben: bod ipirb mitse
| tbeilt, baB bas BdusefdGft nod fein'
/ WerbeTerung 3eist. Snleht 1T fernel
| ner @eIh6ftsgong in Der 9ertitinbu
] firie, in Der gafaoz. ber 6hotolaoen
| uno Der Observation-Disclosures; Der
|bGltnibmGbig befriebigenb hdsegen Ii
Ter groBeh Netallinbuitrie un0 in
| lGniffsbdu.
| Mm ipenigfien unter Der Rri{e q
! Ieiben bdt Bis iebt gioripessn. Dan
duBerorbentlid groB CAS- Dro3snt) II
bort nnr otr @rd6 Der Mrbeitsloiis
| feit Sci Ben Maurern unb ben Mdlern
4 uno siemli9 bod 1856 pro3ent) Be
ben3immerleuten. SnsSt}ummt iparel
| bon Ill 1877 Nliigliebtrn ber@fridt er
| jtattenben @tipertf9dffen GnDt So
III
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

uoeIt unb Eebeis unter Der Eupe eoitc'
rieller BetrdAtnne.
Dte SlrrndJsss Der 9btrstbabss-
,suftiis III 1907.

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H'suS :" lOo
Ginigermabtn @toff gum Rahbtns
ten Diirfte Giienbabnonseffellttn Die
lleberfidt uber bic 4abnunfGat unb
ibrt llrfanen i'm ptrgdngenen SABRE
/ stb<n, fpenn iie erfabren, baB 75.4
prD3tnt olIer oiefer llnfdlle auf Nahs
I1iiigttit, Nldfhtslrligteit ober
pflintDerlebuns feitens Mngtfeutsr
auriid3ufiibrtn 1ino.
syn oan5en fanoen I'm per91ngsnen
Sdbre 141 Gilenbabnzl zllnfGle ftatt. IN
lptInen 476 perfpnen getDbttt, 2469
perspunbst unb gigentbum i'm Werthe
Dpr 2,061, 900 Dernihtet uno befhdz
Digt ipubs. Dele 3dblen ltenen I'M
Sdhrtsberlnte per SntlnenrGdti'nen
0dnbe!sfun'minton, Ourfen allo no9l
Mniprn4 ouf cine aeip,ne WaprbafflgS
lett MAIDEN. Die unfdue iperDen IN
3 8lohtn getheilt. e1nmdl pie Durn
Bobnbeomte perurldhtsn, fsrner Die
Dnrh ibledts Wolnsnen 9erDe'9es
!!ibrten nno enblih DE aiif Me9nuns
Ns Wetters fommsn. Wenn itH ote'e
llnterfheibung aud nl9t IN allen
Gdlen eenau feltbulten laBt, oa b1sz
ireilsn nehrere hrlaHen 5ufamma1sneez
iDirtt be5fp. elne o'e anoere srlt per-
porserAIen paIle, loD'e, Esge Ien, pub
lur Nlo.4 Elp5en1 OCT nnlans oeam,.s
Deranlmortl,g gu mapen llno' Uoq@ ao
reno 1913 pfoaemt lpaopaIleH on. uta. .,l
lnlnen ! uno 90 groaenl Dem penn msIls. a...
5nr SalI ~ I.sen l!no. rsa Ms.Dsl Io'a.l.. sI
duV e.n tle'ne.2pe.l 0nI"euaahs " W.
mentniInen NMoerffant; 20 pIp5enI
ndren o'e 6oise DON oeroreHe''lVen
9anolnnsen.
Die llnfdle, ole bem Wsttsr sur
Hoit gelest psroen. nurben uletit
ourm Rebel oosr Shnee herbei9e@
flhrt. einise aud oaburd. bab farts
MmbtObe bic @isnallaternsn aus@
gelolht hotttn. Bon Den auf Ned=
nung thaDhdfter Mtdih1nen geiebfen
inuroen einige burd ihaobatte 9s=
lf'te ooer lnterDol1nng Oer Bagnz
Deftsn Dur9 ponna1er peran1aBl.
georogene Haoer, mangeIpalle Wslz
gen, Der1a9en OCT SnI1o.eMlen aoa 1na@
gsn oas aestl1er Oct 1@aopo11eH ueaz
lntnsn Don.
Das Shlimmfte blsiben ouf ole
gale ole ouf Nehnung Der Nngeltell=
ten fommenoen unfaae. Das YER
3eibliAfe iinb nod Srrtbiimer BET
Musseben ober Gnpfans BON Siena=
len, obgleid AUDI tomas niht porz
fommen iollte. Bel Mnfdngern I'M
Dienite 1T oas begreiflth. nidt aber
Bet ulten 8eamten, unb ssraoe sbei
tplhen fanen DIE meiften Sale Dor.
Grobartig it, baB in II Tdllen Die
8eanten einfad Dergeiien eatten,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07

amen irasno bso.nfii6sn frunftafitnI
3uaSTosn her 6austbiere, rnbsoingt
nutbtren0ig, tiner Ebisrnrat au Nutbt
All sisbtE. go Elm foIdsr ridt 5ilI
bdben 1T, befGmpft man 0ie etiDd tiils
tretenbt fJer3Tmm6ehe burm Werabs
Ereihnng bon Gxbnnps cher N}tir 0Af
Broo ober nit bem MofIer. 8et
lobem sSieter iudt man Die 6iBt
burh Roltlpaffriliftiere, 6urh llme
fnIdgen noffer. falter 3iiher nm ben
Mumpf hsroban6riiden. 9ei @!ututls
orang rlah Dem Ropfe psriueubet man
llmfhIdge bon taIiem Mni1er. Bel
fhleimenben Darnrtntorrben giebt
man Mbfiitrjalae 8 ll1t5tn BON
r@laubers galt" BRO 1ag, eislfah
i'm SrinttpaTer auFseI0f. Dbtr Ods
@lduberluls fein gepulpert nit WlsbL
unb Gprup sur Qattperse genlant
uno auf einmal ouf sic 3unae atl:riS
den. Bei bsftigem OurdfuQ giebtI
man 80 bis 40 grains Opium" N I
pint Aofsr< obsr @erftenfhleim. Muf
einmoI sl gsben. 16sIin 3'tis4 lols
der @oben. Serrfht sic Gtade in
elmer @eaenb. 10 fino neugetcnftt
pferbe 5undhft ollein Az itelltn. eeseoz
spebe GinffelIun9 ,Frtmber Werbe 1T
iffrene au bermeioen. linb Der Wsrtebr
nit fremoen pferbtn u1t0 frtmoen
Stallunsen m0alinF einauihrdntsn.
3im merblumen beim II mz
aug. 8eim umaug, namentli9 penn
er nit Der 8abn erfolet unb bic MOz
BEL oft Sage lang i'm Babnipasen las
germ miiHen, modt bas unterbrinsen
ber 10 forsfdltig eebesten 3immers
pflanaen l1ift geringes Ropf3erbrehen.
@r0bere Geipdhie. ipie Gummibdu~
me, GG1erpalmen ufip, ldbt man am
beiten pom @Grtner einpaden; 1T elm
folder nidt aur Stelle 70 bilft man
ii9 barnit, baB biefe pflanaen In bobe
R0rbe ober sydifer .seitelt, b. 3. nit
Striden binabselanen iperben. Wor@
ber gieBt man iie aien,lid feuht. gs
iperben bann rings um bic Deffnung
bis CUR 9Obe Der Rrone bes 8aumes
{1male 2atten ober Meibenit6be ge@
nagelt, I'm bic biinnes Sadleinen gu
binben 1T. 8leine 1opfgeipddfe uno
.@dlinspflanaen pereinist man i'm
groBen Mai9auber, Der natiirSh ntht
led iein barf. Dabinein tommt 5uz
nG9ft eine Mooslase. in bic man bic
einaelnen s0pfe itelt; bic srObten nit
boben @etpd1fen in bic Mitte, bic
fleineren na9 ouben rnb spii4en bic
sroben seflemmt. Sdlinspflan5sn
bifben bic duberite Meibe unb man
legt bic Ranten 5orefdtis i'm Rreis
iiber bic anberen 3Dpfe. 9ut man
tleine 9tedlinse, Nbleser unb bsl.
babel, bic pieleidt als liebes Nnbenz
ten mitsenommen ,perben, 10 iihert
man bieie in befonberer Weiie. Gs
tperben bon einem @tiid 9ol5 ober
Brett9en fnmale 2ei{then seihnit=
ten, rings INN ben Stedling = biht
an Der SDpfpanb - in bic Groe gs=
+, !! nnb bann iiber benz pfldn5hen
5ulammen sebunben; 10 eefaiiBt. tann
es bic tpeite{te Hei1e antreten. Dos
Moos ipirb pollfdnbis nit Waner
getrGntt unb bdlt bic SOpfe adt BIB
sebn Sage lang seniisenb feudt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-07
Dr,atrd1ia,sDs 4tiaausinne !.

gas 0eutihe Reidb bat feline
Ghuloenlaif ourh Mnfnabme .inet
neuen Mnleibe um fetsbun5srt WiIs
lionen. bas beiBt ouf bier MilIiarben
iehsmaIh aIhunoerttaulen0 Marf erb0ht.
Nah bHnGotbaiinen oiplomutiih=:
itotiitifhen Sabrbud fir 1908 ftslltei
iih bas 5hulbentpefen oes Me;nes'
gnbe 1905 folsenbermuBen:
Der5insIihe. Shnlb.
Mnleiben. 31a proa.. 100000, 900
Nnleihen. 3 proa, 1.783.500;O00|
@hobanpeifunsen. !
31s pro5ent 16O,OO0.OO0
llnpersinslihe g hulb.
@nabanipeilungen $50. .OOO. 900
HeihtaiTenf9eine 120, ,O00, 600
4,o13.5Oo,O00
1asu: /
Die nsue gnleiR Il. 6oo,Ooo,oOo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
The bureaucracy Of India.

The government of India is as
complete a bureaucracy as that OF
Russia. Indeed, IL is no exaggera-
tion to say that as bureaucracy II is
as autocratic, as arbitrary In its
methods, as reactionary in its spirit,
as far removed from sympathy with
the people, as determined to keep all
power In It's own hands, as unwilling
to consult the popular wishes or to
listen to the voice of the most en-
lightened portion OF the nation, even
when expressed through the great
arm widely representative Indian ma
tion congress, as Is the Russian
bureaucracy. II Is notorious that
the very best government in India
today is not that carried on by the
British, bat that OF several OF the ma
tive states, notably Baroda and Mys-
ore. In these. states. particularly
Baroda, the people are more free,
more prosperous. more contended,
and are making more progress than
In any other part OF India. Note the
superiority OF both these states in
theimportant matter OF popular edu-
cation. Mysore is spending on edu.
cation more than three times as much
per capita as is British india, while
Baroda has made her education free
and compulsory. Both of these
states. but especially Baroda, which
has thus placed herself in line with
the leading nations OF Europe ami
America by making provision for the
education Of all her children, may
well be contrasted with British In
dia, which provides education, even
OF the poorest kind. for only one boy
In ten and one girl in 144.
The truth is. not one single fact
can be cited that goes 10 show that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
RAILROAD To srAyToN
Is AGAIN PROMISED

District ATTORNEY McNary says n
Taft II elected there will be no
trouble at all 10 get the capital re-
quired TO build the line from Salem
to Stayton which this community has
so long striven for. He thinks II
will be a sure thing and II seems
quite sure that Taft viii 20 In. and
so We may be almost certain that the
Salem and Stayton road will be built
IL would be the greatest thing for
this city that has ever come down
the transportation pike. In the mean
time the Salem, Dallas and Falls
City continues 10 throw dirt between
here and Dallas, the county seat OF
Polk county That road IL being
built ANYHOW. and is part OF the link
across the Willamette valley that
will be constructed in the next few
years. Work on the Salem, Eugene
& Eastern will start right away. as
the steel is on the ground, and cross
ings ready TO be put In.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
THE INTOLERABLE BURDEN
OF ENGLISH SPELLING

A short time ago the Cleveland
Ohio. public schools challenged the
schools OF the country TO a spelling
match" The challenge was accept
ed by Pittsburg. Pa. Erie. Pa, and
New Orleans. La. Out OF 500 words
the Clevelanders missed but 3S
Pittsburg was second with ~ words
missed. New Orleans was third with
sc. and Erie fourth with S5. One
hundreds words were given 10 be
written from dictation. and then a
certain number 10 be orally spelled
by rs children chosen from the
schools In each city. The bigges;
auditorium In the city was crowded
with 5000 present TO hear the chill
dren spell. Two girls covered them
selves with especial glory-Marie
Braton. little negro girl OF Cleve-
land, and Mae Thursby, OF Pittsburg.
They went through the long list OF
difficult words without a mistake.
As soon as the results were an
nonnced. President Haserot calle I
14-year-old Marie Bratton 10 the
front OF the stare. and, amid the
cheers OF the audience. presented TO
her a gold badge, signifying that shs
is the champion sDeller of the best
team OF the United States.
Commenting upon this incident the
Cleveland Leader says:
isn't every spelling contest a pro-
test aimed at the needless and bur
densome eceentriclties of the English
language? Does II not teach the wis
dom OF spelling reform7 Ought the
most important business language OF
the civilized world to be so compli-
Gated by irregularities that II cannot
be used without constant danger OF
mistages in the very rudiments OF It's
form"
II negro girl, IA wears OF age,
can learn to spell. a white man has
no call 20 bemoan the "burdensome
eccentricities" OF our language. The
negro girl who won the medal said:
81 studied spelling all I could, but
believe ! have learned TO SMELL from
reading the newspapers. There are
very few words IN everyday use that
do not appear continually In the pa
pers."
Here are the names OF a few OF
the children IN the clevelsnd team:
Maude IesmeF. Hilda MoskOwttz,
Sylvia Sicha. Irene Tanglois Eta
ED~te'n. Rosa Ne'er, Leo GOidreieh,
Ida Fantana. Cnlette Litet. Leah
Brathurd and FrAda MaTkowitz.
The rames Indicate that these ehil-
dren are born ~ fore'gners--Drob-
ahlv thew ere the next generation Of
foreign psrents. Yet they have learn
"a 20 snail correctly. Why, then.
4 naQA
of "simnlihed" sneliin~2 Surely
there Is but small bs7is for this state
ment in the Cleveland Leader;
This country and Great Britain.
with the british colonies. carry
heavy burden % dificult and eonfns-
ing spelling. through their schools
into business and all other activities
Of life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24

has written The Capital Journal a
letter about that Saturday paper,
which we take pleasure In printing,
as his opinion Is worth something:
Il received copy of your Saturday
edition, and beg 10 say that you
certainly got cut fine paper.
had already remarked this while In
Salem Sunday, as happened to find
your paper at the hotel, AND READ
1T THROUGH.
81 SEE YOU BLAME ME FOR
THE DROUGHT. I mentioned this
today at a luncheon of representa-
tive men, and some OF them said that
you evidently we're referring to the
fact that had sent out so many
glasses Of water, that no rain was
necessary. / note, though, SOMF
VERY INTERESTING "LETTERs
FROM CHILDREN" why they like
to live in Salem. In vain have
looked for the frank confession OF
some child, reading: II like to live
in Salem because / have never seen
Eugene" All joking aside, you
know that I AM VERY MUCH IN
LOVE WITH SALEM. / come down
every fortnight to see the children.
and have seen a good deal of your
city. The lighting up OF your streets
is big improvement, and the result
is shown IN THE NUMBER OF PEO-
PIE ON THE STREETS In the even
Ing as compared with the very few
who used to be out before you start
ed Illuminating"
Another New House.
l.. l.. Woods. the plano tuner who
recently moved to Salem from Port
land, is having n neat house built on
the lot on North Winter street be-
tween Union and Division. d. s.
Smith is doing the carpenter work.
Another Prosperous salemito.
John w. Veatch. formerly circula-
tion manager OF The Capital Journal.
Is manager OF the Evening Capital
News OF Boise, Idaho.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
More Than Enossh Is Too Much.

More Than Enough Is Too Much.
To maintain health, mature man
or woman needs Just enough food to
repair the waste and supply energy
and body heat. The habitual con .
sumption Of more food than Is ncces-
sary for these purpo-es Is the prime
cause of stomach troubles, rheuma-
tism and disorders OF the kidneys. IL
troubled with indigestion, revise
your diet. let reason and not appe-
tite control and take few doses OF
Chnmberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and you will soon be all right
again. For sale at DR.. Stone drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
|'oset Lumber 90. Plans

'ose1 Lumber company is put
"o 1880 Bungalows In Lin.
on the block south OF the
residence. Also a s25OO
IL Eighteenth and Chemeketa
= L. Farrell Is building a
'Ise on Fourteenth and Mar
nas'ek. a guard at the pen,
lug new house on Eigh-
,seA Mr. s. NJ. Lamb is
aoase built the second this
Assing sold the irst house.
aAs Just been finished for
North Salem. Graber a
4, oaliaing a new house on
II @na North Water street
a. ~ sehwab is building an
on Seventeenth and Ne
EssS,a Ea Is building a bunga-
4 i'1Ss.senth Sa,snth and Marion. A.
a.. 0ssl'ding q home on Twen-
lIp~ 4. 1sIlon. Mrs. l.. Proctor
~ : nne house on Court ana
e,. streets. Contractor Rock
s. aos 1in.ss,o, completed for a new
Aeel improvements
ssis ival sani = 70 be fitted up for
p'ssssS' rs'dy =, + Rustlng down new
Tue Yew Park school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
NEW BUILDINGS ON
EAMOuS PIETY HILL

Mrs. w. G. Westacott has bought
the old Phoebe Strong residence later
owned by Mrs. Kinney and will turn
II around, remodel II and build two
neat cottages on Commercial street.
w =: Babcock Is remodelling the old
Woodworth residence and has moved
II TO make room for O modern cot
tage. r. h. Houston is erecting a
nne residence next TO j. p. Rogers,
that will cost about $4,000. e Hofer
has put up a Pasadena bungalow on
bis half block on plans furnirhed by
the Los Angeles Bungalow company.
This fine residence part OF the city
is considered one OF the most attrac-
tive parts OF Salem for residences.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
PRINCE BURNS BUILDS
TWO NEW HOUSES

Two very pretty seyen-room cot
tages are being erected on Ferry
street, between Cottage and Church,
for Prince Burns. Mr. Burns and
family will occupy one OF them and
his son-in-law, Ross Cooper will be
the tenant OF the other The houses
are exactly alike In every detail, and
are fitted with all modern eonven-
lenees. They will probably be com
pleted In the next 80 days. Con-
tractor A. j. Anderson Is IN charge
OF the work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
tide OF HOMESEEKERS KEEPS UP FOR The
PEERLESS CAPITAL CTY--MANY new HOUSES
GOING UP AND MORE RAILROADS

Salem has made another unprece-
Suted record for growth the. past
IN Many new houses have been
htracted and hundreds are being
ready to live in this fall. Still
krIres are turned away from the
h and still others are dwelling in
rp until they can find suitable
kh. The Capital Journal has re-
ved many suggestions how to over
1ne the scarcity of dwellings. We
Fonlcle today plans OF a number
persons to erect new dwellings,
some very pretty four-fat build
are being planned.
Il More Coming 10 Salem.
Indications are that the tide OF
be seekers that has set in for
s,en oregon will not stop this
ig. The coming OF eastern and
dle western people still go on un-
Ned. Each day there are new
s on the streets and Board OF
Ne 10 daily receiving Inquiries,
In person and through the
k, concerning farms and houses.
b relieve the house stringency
paper called upon Salem people
aid and we have so far received
hes for the construction OF about
new desidences throughout the
Postmaster Farrar has found II
PsVy 10 call for more mailing
y 10 relieve the congested condi-
In the street mailing boxes and
Fets 10 install at least six new
In the business section OF the
These will be used for mailing
pages. papers and large letters.
be completion OF the many blocks
y streets is now In sight for
are only the two blocks on the
side OF Commercial street be-
q State and Trade streets to be
bed and with the aid OF a couple
PAYS Of Oregon sunshine will see
done. I!
Pc plans are under way for the
ing OF at least two new brick
b and before they are complet ID
safe to say that all the rooms
be taken.
Y Board Of Trade is Just COM
ng the extensive improvements
building which will give more
'or displaying the many ex-
= OF Oregon's productive
n.
master Squire Farrar has sold
home on Commercial street
placing ne wresidence on
street. The people OF that |
are now a unit for paving.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
MAKING A SUCCESS
OF GROWING CELERY

L. l.. Clark. who lives on Route 2.
Polk county. is making a great sue
cess of growing celery on the Red
Hill land, where II has washed some.
and is really Red Hill beaver dam
bottom land. He sells this celery to
the best dealers In the city. and II
is certainly very fine-the stalks be-
Ing two feet long and the flavor OF
ine quality.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-24
MIR. COLE HAS COME
BACK TO SALEM

s. s. Cole has returned from six
months stay at Blodgett. Benton
county. where he had stock ranch
which he has traded for property the
other side OF the penitentlary. He
has 20 acres with good house and
barn, and plenty OF fruit-the Emory
place-just opposlte r. r. Ryan, and
thinks he will stay at Salem. He
likes Salem very much and will make
some good improvements az his new
home east OF town.