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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1903)
Hi H 1 tM i i . P T ! Ki Si I " t ? I - 4 i. Tft DAILY JDURBAL itrt&V ttm 'A ctfe Telegram; ' and fr CeWtk CrfKIan BY HOTTER ROTHCH. oW Oft Yttr, HM (n Adverts. IMMy-THrM'MMtN fl.M In Airao. Sly ay Carrlsr, M Csnte Pr Metvth. WiflyOM Y r. flJt'tw Avne. .JOURNAL SPECIAL DELIVERY. Oae Week f 10 One-Hosta 4 15 Trjree Month LOO At Journal office. At Daue's Grocery, South Oattm. 'At'iawenwic Grocery, Yew Parte' Asyfim Avenue Grocery Store. EHelrid'Oroeery, East -SUts' St. ' 4t4IHHHmmtilHi iTARPf t II T Mi' I MHHHHIflHIIimHW i The Weather. To, night and Friday, fair. - - i'l Marie le Coming Back. MlMjMarfo Ware, of this city, la cm ber retsra trip home after a sereral weeks' Tleit In the vicinity of Denver, Col Mis Wart la now vlsiUng Mr. tad Mr Van Drain at their hose lo Pendleton, and will return to Eugene ia'a? law 'days. Wnea th? jprotty esUniUd States commissioner wm booed orer by Jad;c6"T)c')lfaKOr. and later left for Denver In company with Horace Mc Kin toy, the Umber man, who was also boiad oyer by Judge Betllriger. the krSowlng' ones said "they aro Jumping their bail." The many frlcnda of Mis' Ware havo always claimed that her relatival Was mado throusht (he local efforts of Eugene men, who desired another party In her position, and that aho wna not afraid to face the charges. 4rhrjMoai to bo no doubt about Mlaa 'Wire being Vlillng to face the music. It U hoped by her many frldfldi'ticre that eho will prove her self Innocent of thd serous charge. EUsJohyCoard. TftOHa TESTIMONY Thla la Salem TesUmsny and Will Nana Investigation. K jrcsi doubt Hie following- and wish ta lveftlte, yoa haven't to to to oao other ctato In tho Union to proro It U'a not a Ions story pub llahM la Baleta sowspaper about a reaweai .. m Kaiamaxoo, Mica, or Taaapf, Fla. It's about a rctldcnt ol 8sWt and tires In hla own words, KwIMratiajtr woof can bo had. OfVIWwh M. Bpayd. living at the comer of North Winter and D streets; sam: "Words can not express my ottMoi half sttong enough ot Doan'a KNny Pills, I havo known their rnaiartiabW merit for tho laat eight ycaTs. having used them In Clinton County. Mich., whore I wm living My kldneya were it aourco of annoy ance for qulto a number of yeara, I had much pain, across my loins and tho accretions from the kldneya wore Irregular In action causing- me to rise often, during Uia night, and at Umes there waa a scalding. I also bad moro or' less dlsxlntsa In my head. I pro cured Doan'a Kidney 1111 at Dr. Stone's drug atoro and gnvo some to a person visiting ua and they gave bor wonderful relief, and In my caae I was 'benefited In every way. My backache wm relieved and tho trou bio with the kidney secretions was corrected, You aro liberty to refer to mo aa ono who can endorso tho cMmrlttado for Ddanl Kidney Pill. I also know of a great many other who havo used thtm with tho beet of result." For salo by all dealers, price SO cents a box. FostorMlllburn Co., DuMaHT ageaUifor tho U. B. Roaetnber tho namo Doan'a and talti tioT-subatltnte. - ' 7 i After other fall, try tho osteo path, i . Dra. gefcoetUe, Darr ft Darr, Osteo Aha,arand Oiera House, Salem, Or. o Trlta for aalo at DanleJ Fry's. Ufi and Teams Wanted. Four or Qvo good men with teams wanted to haul wood, flood Job, good pay, steady -work. Don't fall to look this up, aa It will be money In your pocket Hill Anderson, at the Elk Head saloon, Salem. 8-lC-Jw Trib For alo at tha Palace Pha maey. To'-UuHcii tbe ' FeusylYania Philadelphia, Aug. JL Arrnnsfr ment havo ben completed at Crump's shipyard for the. taunchlag tomorrow of the armored cruiser Pennsylvania. ThiljDvefit ylll bo accompanied with Intervetlng ceremonies In which Oqv ernor Pcanypckctr and other offlclal of tho utate of Penaaylvanta, the muni r 'ijljari efal ocor of WiSlsdelphla and repUcru they learned that McKlnnoy had ivsenlatlvra f the navy will take part rone FMm -- usPfe m GREAT APACHE TRAILERS Wonderful Feats Per formed by Arizoni Indians Will Follow Trail on Hard BareGrosnd, Dlstiagfsh- One Horse Track From Another . Th recent trailing of Outlaw Bod MoKinney across hundreda of miles 61 ArlxoBsc deecrt land to Dakersfleld, Cal, where the murderer met death at the hands of a poise, shown that the Apache Indiana have not forgot ten their old-time skill as man hunt era. In tho days or ueronimo me American soldiers Were many times astonished at tho skill of these human ploodhounds In following a trail which would pnxxle tho sharpest white man. Unerringly the Apaches would paddle across the desert, their soft mocca sins makfbg not the least sound, and pcy would track their quarry even when the surface of the plains appar ently showed not the slightest sign of any human being having passed. This faculty, still clings to tbe Apache tribe, despttc long years of reserva tion life, as MeKlnney's life proves. MoKinney, who waa a notorious "bad ataa." a few months ago shot two cowboys named Dlakle and Win- Chester. The murder waa committed near Ishrera'a ranch, located In the foothills of the Hualapl mountains. Sheriff Lpvln, ofter, attending the In guest and taking tho bodies to King man for burial, urganlied a posso made up of Deputies Tern piemen and Illy and an Indian 'roller named Prlnc. rhe party returned to Ishrom's ranch nd thoru the trailer viewed the foot prints of McKlnney and studied the bono tracks made by tho fleeing out law. This did not take tho Apache long. Ho soon grunted that ho was ready for tho chase to begin. The Apache Work. The posso followed the tracks across the Santa Ko railroad near l'ucca and then crossed the DIack mountains by tho wa of Warmer Springs, This was a alow and .rough trail to follow, but the Apacho never sneo faltered. Most of the time (he whllo men could see no Indication it footmarks on tho trail, but the .rallcr kept on his way unswervingly ind they trusted Implicitly to hla Judgment They Anally reached the Kecdles, to find that McKlnney had purchased supplies tbero five days xhend of them. At tho Needles tho hcriir party learnod'' that McKln ney hail loft for Ivenpah, the end of the Northern railroad going north rtio party chartered a car. put their porte In It and were hauled to Iven pah during the night, thus gaining CO mil1, yet thoy were two daya behind ihu bandit At !vnpfth tho Apacho trailer soon picked up MeKlnney's trail, and tho posse followed across Hushing Springs, down tho Amfgoa river to Death valley. Across Death valley tho trallur took htsway, the posse fol lowluj. This valley has claimed thouHands ot white men aa Ua victims. It Is fatuous as a deathtrap for pros pectors and othr who venture In Its waterless area. Portions of Death valley aro below tho sea level, and It Is covered In eomo place with vast deposita or nltrato soda and other minerals and chemicals. There Is no water for hundreda of miles, and such a thing as" following n trail across this place ot death and desolation would tiowr bo thought of by a whlto man. The Apache trailer, however, took It all as a matter of course, and tho whltd men In tho sheriffs party Knew bettor than to question tho Judgment of tho savage. Occasionally on tho desert they would come to evidences ot McKIn ney'a presence, They would And dad ramp fires, showing where the outlaw had rooked his meals. These Urea grew fresher and fresher, ahow- lug that McKlnney was traveling slowly, probably figuring that he wna safe In Death valley, of all places. The ahcriff'a party, with tho untiring Apache In thj lead, swiftly crossed uentn vaiiey, and soon arrived at Kandsburg, where they secured fresh horse and pushed on to Bakersfleld Juit arrived la town, TWe town mar- ima mi aui i. m. .j.j ' -- - - - THBAUY.j6iIMiXU-ALli, flttMH. ASA LAXATIVE Hostetter'a Stomach Bitter Is without an equal. It will not gripe nor shoe the system, and make yon feel sick all over like most cathartics do, but boa a firm and gentle effect on the constipated bowels, stimulating and assisting them In tho proper perform ance of their fuactiona. Then an oc casional ,doe Is all that is needed to keep tho bowels regular and the stom ach strong. A trial will convince you of Its value. HOTSETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS sbsl Joined the part. nl McKlnney was cornered In a Chinese Joss house. He opened fire and killed two of the attacking party and was himself slain. The Apache who had trailed him to hla death grunted a he received a few dollars' pay for his remarkable work, and returned to bis reservation 5 though he had done nothing out of the erdinary: There live in Arizona several tribes of Indians that arc skilled trailers, rhe Apaches, however, lead all others In this regard. Tho Apache Is a bloodhound by fnstlnct He has been taught from Infancy to notice tracks and follow trails. They know the track of every animal In the desert, and one glance at a pony track will enablo them to pick that particular horse out of a herd of thousands. The tame holds true of ino tracks of men. and nothing but extraordinary good fortune -will prevent a whlto man from being run down when one of these Apaches camp on his trail. Apache Kid." One of the most skilled of all trail ers was Apache Kid, the celebrated Indian outlaw, who was supposed to have been kilted by a whlto scout named Clark, but who Is sold to have reappeared among the Yaqul Indians In Mexico. Tho "Kid" trailed all his white victims, as it was his favorite method of operation to shoot from be hind. He would follow a trail for weeks, sometimes keeping his victim In sight for days, but being unseen hlrriself, until a favorable opportunity arrived for striking. Not only was ho one of the most expert trailers of men that ever lived, but ho was also sxpert In throwing whlto mon off the IcenL He covered his tracks with the skill of a fox, and time and again, 6wlng to his devilish Ingenuity In this regard, bo escaned when earnitA wn loemingly Impossible. It would have I taken ono of his own tribesmen to 1 bavo successfully trailed Apacho Kid I tut tho outlaw was so dreaded omonc nia own kin that not oven the bravest Apacho acouts could be brought to tho task of going after this human blood hound. One of the moat expert trailers of mo souinwcst was a San Carlos J Apacne named Josh. Apache Kid ad a partner dubbed Amlgo, who nb luoted a woman from tho San Carlos reservation. The commander of the tort promised a sergeantoy of scouts to Josh. If ho would kill or capture Kmlgo, but ndded tho stipulation that If ho failed to secure him ho would lose his Job. Josh accepted tho prop Mltlon philosophically and disappear ed from the fort For several weeks aothlng was heard from him. Ono rjr na mo comraandor was lookinc !IV0r rae papers In his office a shad' .on ucnws IMS annllt desk. A. hcro had bi-ou no sound to Indlcato me approach of any ono. tho com mander at onco concluded that It was the Indian. Hq looked up and saw Josh. "Did you get hlmT" asked the colo nel , A Gruesome Trophy. Yes. colonel, mo got him." answor H Josh Imperturtmblv. An.i ., i- irom out of a sack In his band rolled Iho abductor'a head on tho command rt desk, For woeka the scout had ollowed tho trail 0f Amlgo and at last nvcureu an opportunity ot shoot- uk Apacno Kiaa partner, it occur h! to him that the best proof of his .nK in uno tor promotion would be tho abductor'a head. Tills same Jwh haa rendered valun ble assistance to the Artxona rangers under Captain nurton F. Mossm.u In trailing desperadoes In the southwest Josh and Mossman and a small com Pny of ranger followed the Smith gang of bandits for twontv.to ,i.. aftr Smith had murdered two of the company ot rangers. The weather waa at Its worst It rained repeat, odly and obliterated the trail and a snowstorm came up that Impeded the progress of the pursuers, but Josh found tho trail again, and for eight day of tho twenty-two the outlawa were pressed so bard that they had to wauuer aorMiesa la the mountalna. Several of them wore wounded and only a fowMot them were aoUto makn J their escape, owing largely t,0 tho cun ning of the Indian trailer. The work ot these trailers ta tho moro remarkable- from "the fact that outlaws In tho southwest always take to the -burning; desert waata or akulk in tho lonely nun-baked mountains with their parched gulches and ter FUlDAY, AUGUST 21. 1908. ll canyons. Even a veteran plains man fairly familiar wltli the region will easily lose. . bis way In these places and die ofhnnger or thirst be fore he can work his way out But the Indians never get lost and never fail In their sldlPat reading the desert signs aright ApparenUy this skill la man hunting Is Inborn and will now desert the tribe. Certain it is that tho reserraUon Apache of today, when called upon, can do as remark able work as hi brother trailer of the days of the savage Geronlmo or Anarhe Kid. Cincinnati twmmcrcjai Tribune. Forest Fires InJosepfiine Bad forest fires have been raging for the past week In tho central nnd western part, of Josephine countjr and on the line of the Grant's Pass Crescent City road between Grant's Pass and Kerby. The Are has burned Its wsy through tho mountains from Love's station to Selma, a distance of over 12 miles, nnd Is now working south, toward Gray back mountains, In which the great Oregon caves are located. Fortunately the Umber in the region burned over'Is sparse, yet the fire Is now working Into tracts of heavy wlthdrawh timber lands, where much damage could be dono should the flames spread. The greatest loss from tho fire has been to tbe fences and property of ranchers and farmers. CAUTIONI This Is not a gentlo word but when you think how llablo you aro not to purchase tho only remedy uni versally known and a remedy that has the largest salo of any modtclno In the world slnco 1868 for the cure and treatment of ConsumpUon and Throat and Lung troubles without losing Its great popularity all theso years, you will bo thankful wo callod your atten tion to Boscbco's German Syrup. There are so many ordinary cough remedies made by druggists and oth ers that are cheap and good for light colds porbaps, but for sevcro coughs, bronchitis, croup and especially for consumption whero thoro Is difficult expectoration and coughing durings the, nights and mornings, there Is nothing like Gorman Syrup. Tho 25 cent slxe has Just been introduced this year Regular slxa 75 cents. Dr. Stones' Drug 8torcs. Money to Loan. Loans In sums of 110,000 or less on ,hort Ume- or tor a Pcriod of years, J. N. BROWN. i-Um Room C, upstairs, Tioga BIdg. o Uso Trlb for Liquor habit Live Stock Sale. Tho breeder?!' combination auction tale ot live stock to be hold at the Oregon State Fair this fall will be ono of Uie greatest sales over hold on tho Pacific Coast All of the largo breeders, such ns Chas. K. Lndd. W. O. Minor C. D. Wade, Gov. John Sparks, A. J. 8pla-n. Geo. Chandler. thos. W. Brunk, Alex. Chalmers. D. H. Loonoy, Chas. Cleveland, P. A. Frakcs. Haxelwood company, W. J. Townley. J. Matty, J. B. Slump, At klnson Bros, nre sending Bomo of the best stock on their respective farms o this sale, which will give the farm er and smnll breeder a Bplcndld op portunity of buying some choice stock right at home. Sale begins Friday morning, September 18th. See ad vertisement In this issua A Great Agency Vo Have Secured Ctmtrol for TbU City et tbe Fulton Com pounds, tbo Only Tbta Known to Modlclna That Cure .Kidney Dlaeaae la Beth the Primary and Secondary Stage. Tha kUiers art not MutUr. 4 flu d Isasm IU U VMJ Onl STBfftMU. tf iMpM kuos ea .uju u un kmUm It U stuly cftvals. It tUusrssMwhyiikastaaMtr Wky M uke si eitl U i only uUa- saown that ku.n M TM P.I1 m u Stlt, bfitntlL stM. ISMiwcUUy TftlusliU.ter lu U.urabillty i doubly oanBl W esmiltaS'FSy.teluiI u4'k(irrifaryudM'aSIUMOtaipwiZds jlMWU. TM wbol. body u tviuii W,,J IffiSv'ff4 " hUI atait uifcA hJ TLi ;iuMri & br wm m7Ea u JkU MMalMila. Ik. .ky.Lli, d.'eU4 ul tMVn VkAIM NtMni SkUkt? ou. mnUauwMu L. iu :Zi! ." ..? - .lL5S5SSW br.lHil.. wtuiiTT-.7T. -T"" " " 4ae) Sin Innti 11 "I .. "l AViui STLTI'r ?H ?u n m iW. arts ZZZZZtlXX. SSSSSOPOiSXA $mmtlAAn Wa u jWi.u.KT l,Hllr nyovi Nicki )N . Mla(Y.rlU staa :-. J. ruw Oawaia4 tui iHwbaatti 1 swauiwiitt, ai MM. 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Our laun' dry work Is Incomparable, and Is the porfectlon ot tho laundrymnn's art Try us. Salem Steam Laundry. COLONEL. J. OLMSTED, Prop. DOMJS D. OLMSTED. Mer. Phone 411. 320 1 ik- . I I, I . y11 "lr'"WHHIlail)BlB J9c 6oxtn foe eggs Oc pet lb foe hms 17 -2c pet lfc for tflttei? , Ii tiaJ. fv r 'f ' " GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Beara the Signature of Use For Over Thirty Years tms eiMTuoiKu. , Ntwvonietrr. Skirts 45c, Tu Signs of Renewed Activity ( In tho real estate world Indicate 1 creasing building operations till Spring, nnd prompt us ta remind j that our facilities tor supplylnj ln! und soft wood, lumber, lath, sMH nnd other building materials tn t eoptloimlly good. Wo will be f! to furnish estimates on costK, large or small. A car of Mill CM shingles received. GOOD ALE LUMBER CO, . . Near 8. P. Pas Bt Phone 651. Parity's EmMem Is not a safer gu rantoo of genult quality than our namo. Wines s liquors sold bv un tir A'l for that r son. Whetnor used medicinally M tonic, or as a boverago, our custom'" are served with tho first choice tn t" market. v imvn rmmtition to pf servo, which lo worth too much to V trifled with. J. P. ROGERS. Wholesale asl RtUU IMvot WfW' BROS. :...S . , ' e vv Wj BL t JBV BBJJ ( iA' li rvT hi sssr ' CASTOR jMTft'iy i'mM - isjiBisnantniiBiaiaiaisisna)iiM S1W?T " '"' ' -mHMMf f M U..1