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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

Woodburn is the home of a large
nursery industry, which has reached
dimensions that will surprise any
ordinary observer The plants that
extend to hundreds of acres guaran-
tee a large payroll here the year
around and carload shipments that
advertise Woodburn all over the
country and even in foreign lands.
One warehouse man at Woodburn
handles five hundred carloads of
produce, and extends the fame of
Oregon products all over the United
States. Woodburn has entered upon
a campaign of street paving and
sewer building that will not stop
with one street, but will this year
spend at least $751; on this kind
of permanent improvements. The
building of beautiful little city is
the ambition of most of the citizen
ship. Among other things a fine
Masonic hall and opera house block
will be erected this season.
Woodburn is 3S miles from Port
land and 10 miles from Salem and
at the junction of the Springfield
branch with the main line of the
Southern Pacific. 1t is on a spur
of the Oregon Electric two miles
from the main line, and it is only
question of a little time when it
will be extended on east to the big
timber in the foothills of the
Cascades.
From social standpoint Wood
burn is as desirable a home city as
from an industrial. While there is
steady employment for old and
young, the educational and moral
welfare are we'll looked after There
are strong lodges of the principal
fraternal orders, and the leading
churches are we'll represented.
There is live woman's club and a
public library is maintained.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

, The Love Real Estate Co. has
been doing a general agency business
for three months. They handle
farm lands.
Fred Dose has handled produce
for Is years from this point and last
year handled 500 carloads of Will
lamette Valley products. He has
three warehouses, with capacity of
thousands of tons. His shipments
are potatoes, onions, oats, vetch
seed, clover seed and onion sets. His
aggregate sales of produce since last
August were $175,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

Among other evidences of clyiliza-
tion Woodburn has a commodious
brick jail, but a men worked his way
out Tuesday night with a stove leg.
He went to the barn where Frank
Osborne kept his horses and dog anG.
got a warm reception, when he left
for parts unknown.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

The Woodburn FIGURING Mills are
run by Scott & Steelhammer. The
mills have a capacity Of 100 barrels
a day, and the product is shipped all
over Oregon and California. The
White River brand has large local
market.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

Henry Helmke conducts the Up
town saloon. He was two years at
the Oregon Reform school, and has
been a guard at the state prison, a
constable and deputy sheriff for
nearly twenty years. In early days
of Mendeclno county he tracked out
laws with the best men of California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

The Donald Belgian Horse Co.,
with Frank Osborne, manager, has
some fine German coach blooded
horses, besides the large Belgian
horse, Star of the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06

Wait I'D saws | lTV1na. / guess ought 10
take another look at the Major. We got plenty OF
time for that siX-three.
we goes.
He's pulled himself together by that time and IS
starin down the street. "GenevleVe should nave
been here long ago says he Il wonder where she
All chase EN- says I. joggin his elbow. 4
was Just askin you what's up. oure shaky on your
Pins saws he No. it was a brooch cluster
of amethysts which l sent with my compliments
That's As far as he got when another spasrn takes
him and if I hadn't given him the arm he d sunped
'.'I Don't get ratified. SAYS to Miss Irvina. 1t
ain t i cause OF souse.
Why he's i'll :" says she.
Yes and batty. says / Say. do YOU think
YOU could make the Grand Central alone. GOOD
Wait for me by the flower stand got TO start the
Major towards white IRON cot
But batty as he was he got sense enough to veto
the ambulance proposition No hospital Tor hIn
A Slight giddiness that Is all, says he, bracIn uP
once more II viii 60 to my lodgings And
and | trust YOU viii not mention tins o-to o'ehe-
I.,er word. saws / But you'd better let
me see YOU safe inside the door
Well he agrees to that and gives me A number
over West 42d-st near Elghth-4kEe. ana ~, II
queer how he'll talk sense in one breath ana 60 eietF
off his nut in the next. We brings up at a place
where there cheap restaurant IN the basement q
hair store above and corn doctor office on the thro
floor lf-
U in the top story though after We stopped Tor
breath at every andin the Major unIooks the door
10 a little nine by twelve back room where there q
cot bed q washstand and a couple 81 old plush easy
chairs. And this is what he calls ms lodgings
A,,t the, only n it differs from the reg lar boardn
house hall bedroom was in the collection Of OIL paint
ings that covered the walls. They was all portraits
real oldtimers heavy gilt frames, ana IT" il'g
look Of some OF them old parties guessed this must
lie the Majors family picture gallery
soon as he's settled in easy chair ne starts IN on
long. rambling talk about this Genevieve girl, but
has to choke him of.
Yes. | don't doubt She was a winner. SAYS l;
but supposin save that until some other tune
What YOU want now is 4 doctor
FL. ,y,uldn't listen to that either but when sug
--rr-aas1 oage ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06

Major. Oh that just my namefor him Maybe he
Major and maybe he am but he nutty all right.
PICTURESQUE old ruin the Major is. with his gray
hair over his ears and the white nustache and the
high crowned felt hat. and the long actors oVercoat
dav soon after lin Fisk's time l should Judge but
he q bit Seedy now.
He took to chummn with me when | first opened
the PHYSICAL Culture Studio up here and used to
sI ont 10 the corner after supper for look at the
folks Local hist " Is his strong point He can tell
YOU TODAY when the old St. Cloud Was closed ",
now long the ratskeler lasted over III the triangle.
md inst when II was the ar1norv burned IN Longacre
square That and keepin track OF the Je" Try eN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06

hibits in the show windows seems
to be his reg lar business. and
YOU d think to hear him gas about
blue white stones and sets OF
matched pearls that he was buyln
thousands Of dollars worth every
day. He wouldn't mind YOUR
thinkin so. either Maybe It was
because / humored him that he
opened up 50 with me.
Well. anything nifty IN the
gem line, Id say. and that
would start him of to describin
some piece or other that he q seen
through the plate glass.
Caught my fancy, you know.
he'd end up with. I m consider
ing the purchase of some such
trif1e well. for a friend ahem
verv dear friend
The batty old buffer Him
with fringes on his trOuser bot
toms. and friskin the free lunches
for his meals, But he was harm
less enough. and as he stands up
there 1OObin' over the crowd, tall
and dignifed / never had the
heart to guy him much, He never
says anything about himself.
where he comes from. or why he
does the lonesome inspection act
so reg lar, and | never asks any
questions. But he always looks
for the friendly greetings. no mat
ter who | m with SO. as me and
Irvina goes past and | catches
his eve. | sends over the usual
Eyenin Major -
He starts to lift the rusty old lid
IL with one of his Beau Brummel
elbow sweeps. and we're Just hur-
rvin on. when out OF the tail OF
nv eve | notices that the per
Torrance is executed kind of Wab-
bly,. 1t was only a chance glimpse,
but long enough for me to see him
sway up against the buildln
white and shaky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06
Draw angs ~ F. Naux Wilson

color. such HE. such movement
Ism Il gIGrI0us
This Is the one vivid spot on the
map. SAYS /
And about then | begins 10 get the
hail from some Of the square per
manenr population Eli, Why, the
fixtures. You might think, Cakln
casual glance at q busy corner like
42d and Broadway. that everything
in sight was on the move. but. say.
there's more besides the hnlCker-
booker bay trees and the nrebON on
the corner that stands still
For instance. there Rooney. the
traffic cop. Hes dom rour-hour
trick. with his No. lis planted be
tween the tracks Ike they was nailed
there and the surface ears and taxi 5
grain ms buttons every other MN
ute. You w0uldn think he could
take his eyes off that tangle tor a
second. but he spots me as / crosses
and glxes me the salute. Then there
Stumuv. the ueWSv that wears knee
pads instead Of shoes and stands lust
in front of the subway entrance.
matchin them leather lungs OF his
against the roar and rattle. his arms
full OF papers and his eyes Watchln
out for his reg lar customers
Hello. Profess, he sings out.
Got your sportln' extras
How interesting. says IrTlna.
Why. YOU actually know people IN
this whi-ling maeIstrom. don I YOU,
Why not says | It's the one
partic' lar crossroads where I'm most
a home.
A Nd of course I can. t get around
n the corner without passln old
Major Mutt. dom the lonely sentinel
stunt under the big light Who 5 the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18

class riders are needed IN the east to
make good and consistent racing, the
number Is too limited
There are about three others who
can be called acceptable, Burns, Mus.
grave ard Kederis, the latter being the
winter h.d 80 far, and 1t may be he
viii turn out first class jockey after
this winters experience Beyond these
seven the possibilities are very slim.
Kederis Is q rider who has elevated
himself from the coal mines 70 the
saddle. He was discovered ID Seattle,
wash. last summer While racing
was ia progress he applied for posi-.
ton IN a stable and was so quick 70
learn that be soon became prominent
and was ia demand. He is improving
every day, SO # Is claimed by those
who are capable Of judging.
Archibald. who has been riding for
three or four years. Is at Juarez, Mexi.
co, but was the star rider III Oakland,
Cal. before leaving Tor Mexico He
has ridden for the last two seasons
IN Los Angeles and Is capable
Jockey. lie IS ia about the same class
as B0twell and hardly as good as Du-
gan and Powers. He IS not as tricky
as Duaan. riding fair aud square races
without resorting 10 articles Of the
trade He viii be quite all acquisition
to the ranks In the east next season II
contract can be procured on his
services
Musgraye Is a middle class rider but
be win no doubt do duty on the Cana
dian circuit, as he is engaged by Mr.
seagram, who rarely races Ia New
York until the Saratoga meeting be.
gins. It may be that Fain and King
win develop some ability during their
experience IN Jacksonville. Fla Both
are Iightweights, and winter win do
much for their progress.
Considering that there win be much
better horses racing around IN New
York next season. the jockey question
Is a momentous one, as the fields Will
be larger. and bad riders Oh good
horses frequently upset all form and
destroy the chances Of their mounts,
While there will be plenty Of Ameri-
can representatives ia the horse world
abroad next year more attention win
be paid to the home industry By the
more influential owners than was the
case last year. Mr., Keene, Mr. Bel
mont aud Mi. whitney win be better
represented, ana AIr Duryea viii also
have candidates here, though be VII.
possibly spend some Of bis time
abroad That the sport win be an inn
provement over last season Is assured
b. the number Of entries ID stakes
and the old owners who are coming
back to the turf as well az the new
ones who always spring up.
John Drake VIII have a nice string
Of youngsters II the dozen he has
raised turn out as well as their early
trials indicate They are chiefly BY
Ort Wells, unquestionabIy one Of the
most famous sprinters that were ever
foaled.
All things considered, there is a
bright sunshine ahead IN the turf
world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18
UNIONISTS
GLOOMY
Little Chance Of Beating Lib
erals for Control
In ENGLISH ELECTIONS
Unionist Gains Smaller Yesterday Than
in Saturdays Elections Their
Net Gain Was IA Yes
terday.
i'm ENGLISH ELECTIONS

LONDON Eng Jan ls Further net
gain ri "a tnionist seats III The House
u Commons e the result 81 yesterdays
polling ID the general election. but this
does not include thres districts where
the count is as get imcompleted The
returns thus far show . smaller proper
tion Of gains for the unionists yesterday
than was shown BY the polling 81 satur-
day Il tends also 10 show that the Lib.
erals may secure a small working major.
ity with th ad 81 their Labor and So.
eisllst aHies. while disfeeaaaing the Ma
tionalisfs
Including yesterdays elections end ig.
noring she contested eaaes tie rival par
tles Is Parliament thus Ear arei Lib
erals re fabofitea 20 Nahonalists lS
This gives tie government coalition 4
toul of los, as opposed to % for tie
umonists As one third 81 the members
are now chosen ministerial majority
81 fullv one hundred seem assured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18
Accused Of Using Public
Funds For Travelling
EXPENSES OF HIS NEPHEW
Tic Senate Pushes the Probe--The Con-
ference Report on the Investiga-
ton Resolution Was
Passed.

Washington, Jan. ls.-charges against
Secretary Of the Interior Ballinger and
other officials, alleging improper use q
public funds q pay private travelling
expenses Of nephew Of the secretary,
were made 10 an affidavit flied yesterday
BY Representative Hitchcock tDemg
Neb.) with the House eommittee on
expenditures in the interior department.
Ia the Senate yesterday afternoon. Sen
ator Nelson called up the conference re-
port On the resolution for the investiga-
ton Of the Balhnger- Pinchot controversy
and II was promlstly adopted The House
viii probably act upon it to-day, the
president viii promptly sign i, and IN a
few days the actual work Of ingestiga
ton will be set IL motion.
The chief features Of the conference re-
port a. agreed 10 BY the Senate i that
Il allows officials and ex-oficiak Of the
interior department. the forest servies,
and the department Of agriculture, whose
conduct is in question, to appear by coun-
sci.
This means that Pinehot and his chief
subordinates and Ballinper and his sub
ordinates can have attorneys The e..
feet 81 this win BE- to prolong the in.
quiry.
1t is not usual for attorneys to be
allowed to appear in an inquiry Of this
kind. The fact the committee is re.
quired 70 report to this Congress, not
to this session. is taken to mean the i'm
vestigation may stretch out until after
the election. The penalties on refractory
witnesses are sexere
In addition to the authority conferred
upon the courts to punish for contempt
any witnesses who may decline to answer
questions, or who default in any manner,
it is provided that when a witness Is
declared in contempt he shall be deemed
guilty Of a misdemeanor, Upon oonvic
tion, the punishment would be a fine,
not to exceed $1,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18
SPORTING SIDE LIGHTS

Denver is planning regatta for
oarsmen for next summer
The Naval academy is holding is
first interscholastic basketball series
The right name Of zbysco. the POI
Ish wrestler. i stanislaus Cyganle.
wicz.
Bennie AIle.4 OF Kansas City. No.
aspifant for the pool title, Is only nlne.
teen years old.
The Argonauts OF Toronto have e.
ceived a challenge from Syracuse uni
gersity for rowing races IN four ard
eight Dared shells ii May next which
the Canadians viii accept
The Amateur Skating Association d
Canada will present three trophies
during the present season for speed.
skating for skaters under fonrI
teen years. another for skaters undel
fifteen years and a third for senioa
skaters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18
KIDNEYS ACT FINE
AND BACKACHE GOES
A Few Doses Clean and Regulate the
Kidneys, Ending Lame Back and
Bladder Misery.

If you take several doses Of Pape's
Diuretic, all baekaehe aud distress from
out.of-order kidneys q bladder trouble
viii vanish. and Won will feel fine
Lame back, painful stitches rhemna.
tism, nervous headache, dizziness, irita.
bility sleeplessneas. indamed or swollen
eyslids, WORKOUT sick feeling, and other
symptoms Of sluggish, inactive kidneys
disappear
UNDERSTANDABLE, smarting, frequent uri-
nation especially at night and an
aladdor misery ends.
Feeling miserable and worried Is need.
lrss, because this unusual preparation
goes al once 10 the aisordered Kidneys,
bladder and urinary system and distriht
utes ts healing cleansing and vitalizlna
influence directly upon the organs and
glands affected, and completes the cure
before you realize It
The moment ron suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder OF feel rheumatism
pains, begin taking this harmless medi-
cine with tho knowledge that there IS
no other remedy at any price, made any
where else IN the world, which win effect
50 thorough and prompt a cure AS a
fiftyecent treatment 81 Pape's Diuretir.
which any druggist can supply,
Your physician pharmacist. bGuker or
any mercantile agency viii tell you that
pape, Thompson & pape Of Cincinnati
is large and responsible medicine con
oen, thoroughly worthy Of your conf
dence.
Only curative results can come from
taking Pape's niuretic, and a few days
treatment means clean, active, healthy
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs
and no backache.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18
REPORT ACCEPTED
Conference Committees Amendments for
Investigation.

Conference Committees Amendments for
Investigation.
Whslsingtoa, D. G. Jan. ls.-The sem
ate adopted yesterday the conference re-
port On the resolution for an iuyestiga-
ton of the Baglinqer. Pinchot controversy.
Several amendments were reported By
the conferees, but they did not excite
opposition. TIE most important Of these
permits any official Of the government q
Interested party, whose conduct may Be
questioned, 70 Ia represented AZ the hear
ings BIZ counsel Another new provision
directs that report must Be made e
the present Congress, which viii permit
the investigation to continue until March
Of next year.
The special message on conservation
which was sent to the House BY Presi-
dent Taft on Friday, was read in tile
senate and referred to the proper eom-
mittee.
A bin for the creation Of another cir
cult judgeship in the fourth circuit was
passed By the senate This circuit en-.
braces the states Of West Virginia
Maryland. Virginia. North Carolina and
south Carolina. Formal exercises IN al.
oeptance Of Che statue q former Sem
stor George 3. shoup Al Iaaho's contri.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18

campment and race regatta Of the
lantlc division Of The American Cad
association. AT least 100 paddlers
expected 10 participate IN the II
DAYS cruise from Easton to BurllI,
ton, which precedes the racing n
gram. The big canoe feet viii ed
bark at Easton on June "A aud crpil
down the river IN easy stages, makiu
night camps at selected spots, and VI
be entertained on the fourth night /
.he cruise By the Park Island Cant
club OF Trenton. n. J The races VI
begin on July and viii extend on
antil the 9Th.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18
For Dyspepsia
You Risk Nothing by Trying This REM
edy.

Yen Risk Nothing by Trying This REM
eay.
We want everyone troubled with indi-
Qestion and dyspepsia 70 come to ouF
store and obtain a box Of Rexall Dyls
papsia Tablets They contain bismuth-
sabnitrate and pspsins prepared by a
process which develops their greatest
power to overcome digestive disturbance
Regall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take They soothe the iiai
table weak stomach strengthen and ia
piaorate the digestive organs, relieve
nausea and indigestion promote
nutrition and bring about a feeling Of
comfort
If you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
q reasonable triad, we Will return your
money, if you are not satisfied with the
result. Three sizes. Is cents, 80 cents
ana 800 Remember, you can obtain
gexaH remedies h Barre only al orr
store-The RsNall store Red Cross
Pharmacy. Burt 1t Wells, proprietor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18
GOOD JOCKEYS
BADLY NEEDED
Winter Circuit May Furnish Several
Crack Pigskin Kederis,
Who Once Worked in Mine, the
Find Of the Season.

Unless the winter institutions turn
out some new material there viii be
scarcity Of good jockeys next season.
In fact. the dearth of first class horse
pilots Is causing the owners Of thor
oughbreds ii this country considerable
worry. Some years ago there was a
wealth Of riding material the large
salaries commanded by many pigskir
artists acting as an incentive TO make
many youngsters take up this method
Of making a livelihood, but racing has
been practically dead fl several states,
ard the small salaries being offered
have caused a big falling of IN the APP
prentiees.
At present there are about FIVE Jock
eys worthy OF mention-Powers, But
well, Dugan. Nicol and Archibald.
Considering that at least twelve FIRST
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18
The Red, White

and other constituents Of your
blood arc powerfully enriched and
vlsallzed by Hoods Sarsapariila.
Il increases the red copuscles and
makes strong the white eorpuscles, and
thus protects and restores the health.
Il cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions,
catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
81 appetite, general debility and builds
up the whole system.
Get Il today Ia tho usual huuld form Or h
chocolatcd talbot form called Safsatabs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18
CASE or eompERs.

His Appeal Is to be Heard with 9th
ers.
Washington, Jan. Motions were
made in the supreme court yesterday to
advance and hear al one ease the app
peal Of the Bucks Stove & Range com.
pany and the cross appeal Of samuel
Gompers and other officers Of the Amer
lean Federation 81 Labor ID the boycott
proceedings and tie appeal Of the lat-
Ter from the Judgment Of the District
Of Columbia court holding those officers
in contempt
Chief Justice Fuller remarked that
there seemed q large assignment already
Of important cases for March, and the
court therefore would have to take mo-
tion under adyisement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18
MILK DRIVERS STRIKE.
Men II New York Demand Part Of Prof
It's Il Result Of the Nine-Cent MIX

New York. Jan Is Drivers 81 one 81
the big local milk companies have been
on strike since Thursday last, for a
share Of the increased profits they ass
sert Che dealers are getting on account
81 the nine cent milk Yesterday the
strike developed trouble when atfacks
were made upon strike breakers on
wagons in many parts Of the city.
Shots were exchanged in number Of
instances. and there were several IRE
rests The attacks were upon wagon
drivers unaccompaned by officers. FIJI
waite detectives rode with most OF the
milk deliyerers and none Of the guarded
vehicles was molested. The drivers de-
mand increased wages and recognition
81 their union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-18

return to the einder path Rector is
now a resident Of St. Louis and has
announced that he intends to take up
running 10 the spring, representing the
Missouri A. q The former Virginia
athlete caused much comment when he
ran second to Walker, the South Amer
lean sprinter. 10 the 100 meter race at
the 1908 Olympic games at Shepherds
Bush, London soon after bis retire
ment it was reported that Rector had
developed heart trouble Rector says
be thinks with training be viii be able
To compete fiji as good form as when
he gave up running.