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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1906)
f'-gfi. fv TWO SDITIONS DAILY AT 2:3 P. M. AND :00 P. M. ' ,'l & ' -' AILY CAPITAL JFOTTRNAT. ' SALEM, ORBGOlf, WEDNESDAY, APEIL 25, 1000. " NQ 10) ' 5,000 PEOPLE LEAVE CITY 9 hi 9 TRAIN LOADS MOVED IN FOUR DAYS i' o msassW sVff SlMi? mtjv FRANCISCO -i THE BEAUTIFUL TO BE CREATED cuts and tho bonrd of education nro ready for work. Buildings or touts dug a municipal railway is iu abeyance. Jtudi ph Bpreekles, who proposed to ftmppl,. the fumls refused this morning suitnblo for school purposes will bo ,to jn whether or not tho plan would provided in tho near futuro, and just vo carneu our-. .Managers or tho suar- as soon as they aro ready school will pn estate lmvo decided to replace tha begin. Palace Hotel with a modern ten-story structure. Tho St. Franois 1b to bo ro hubilated, ns will also tho Fairmount. April 3. Beforo the ash- their disposal $100,000,000 when busi- workmen began building a ness is resumed. All bank vaults ex- terfSin Francisco on the ruins of amincd havo been found in good con 0P$tv. An announcement was dition, but will be uaopened for two or lNlttie forenoon that a capitalist, 'J Kwywr,. will erect a 12-story steel rcn on Powell street, and nho t a the site of the burned Hotel --)'. .. . ...... 8- Bow JO-srtory steel building, fak" SLutti0rn Pnnld, nffininl .. tVnt ww wvntuviM -. v.u vu.ii.ni o.u.v .,ui nm wm joaas ox reiugecs wero sent i between Wednesday and Saturday. eurrying wu,vvv persons, inis ettas Is over, and after Thursday no H,im transportation will bo riven irttheBt special orders from army qnartors. An effort is beine made fJTiwp 'all able-bodied men hero. W. J. tj of the Western Pacific, says TlY Bill am mnllnr Csi .. r.nn.l.iiK i a Te$ " : . t .. ... took Mwtiiul city in tno world will soo. fee hinder way, and that all funds needed will be forthcoming when re r quired. ' The intention is to follow the suggestions embodied in tho report of nA.rWteat Daniels Burnham on tbo beau ifttion of tho city. The announce 'ffWlsVIa' mad o that tho banks have at kS&J&g or three weeks, owing to tho intense heat Serious friction between the militia and police caused a strong demand for the-withdrawal of tho state troops, and they aro likely to bo recalled! today. Militiamen arrested policemen, and in somo instances compelled them to work on tho streets. Chief Dinan sent a sharp warning to tho militia to stop this andi also to ceaso impressing citi zens for work. Mainly through the work of Detectivo Sergeant Thomas Gibson all the polico records and Ber tilllon measurements and photographs of identificati n of that bureau of the polico department wero saved. in tbo department or California. Uen- $iqoo in monev and an caual amount Jeral Greeley is in command of a Ji-Jiu supplies. Two carloads havo boon While, tho mortality list is gent to tho stricken city, and tho rest Some of tho Conditions. Oakland, April 25. President Wheel er, of tho University of California, an nounced that summer school would lie held) as usual from June 25th to Au gust. Three million oollars havo been trans- PICAGO SIM us: I i-wi L.b.v' ymiivrmi iiwvjt- Woodburn Has Two Carloads. Woodburn, , April 25. Mayor Poor ijinn is exerting oven- effort to dncreaso I lie subscriptions for San Frnuclseo ferr. d. from the mint to tho Oakland ' gl,fferers. Two carloads of potatoes banks, that will be available to de positors immediately, to relievo press ing needs. Berkeley banks also re received largo amounts. Shipments of coin across tho bay continues. The report that Funston has been succeed ed is incorrect and flour aro ready to ship. J Albany Plans Belief Work. Albany, Or., April 25. Albany 1$ de voting all efforts to relief of San Fran cisco sufferers, and to feodlce refugees. All Is iu his command Tho relief committeo has raised about vision. still placed at 1000 by tho coroner, only about 300 lTodics have been rccov cred and buried by tho coroner's as thio will be used in caring for rofu gees. Tho Telecrnm's offer of assistance w.tants. Tho work of exhuming bodwn9 presented to Mayor J. P. Wallace ie givem lumpouu-y uurrai in vacuni nna p. a. Young, secretary of tho relief lots and parks continues. No thor- committee, yesterday morning, and ough search has yet been mado south boti, expressed appreciation of tho Tol of Market street, orin tho Chinese quar egram's kindness. ter. where it is belioved hundreds were! a woman's relief society was formed cremated or buried beneath tho debris. ! today with CO members, Mrs. L. K. Twenty-eight schools will remain closed Blnin, president; Mrs. S. 8. Train, vice until fall, when, it is hoped, tho chil- 'president; Mrs. A. H. Martin, secro drcn will bo provided for temporarily tnry; Mrs. E. W..Langdon, treasurer, in rented buildings. Tho vaults in the Astoria, April 24. Not less than demolished city hall aro intact, and $15,000 will bo raised in Astoria for nearly $0,000,000 of tho city coin is gan Francisco sufferers. Threo cars of saved, it win not lw opened for somo , Salmon, representing nn outlay of over ..-mmA J- !? THE WONDERFUL GROWTH THE CHICAGO STORE IS STJITIOIBNT PROOF OF ITS MONEY- Q ADVANTAGES. YOTJ CAN ONLY APPRECIATE THOSE T ADVANTAGES WE OFFER WHEN YOTJ COMPARE OUR AND PRICES; THEN YOU WILL SEE HOW YOU HAVE BEEN TREATING YOUR BEST FRIEND ON EARTH, YOUR POCKET- READ ON: . A BTT.TC SALE, offer several lines of beautiful lks at prices that WILL AS- YOU. 7 yds 45c Crystal Cord Wash Sttks, beautiful shades, yd. ...19c yd 30c Wash India Silks in shades, also white and black, wash like muslin, yd.... 25c yda 75c Pongee Silk in the shades, also fancy and na colors; tbia is a beautiful. ,vy thick silk, sale price 40c R5o Chiffon Taffeta Silk, a heavy quality in all the new es, a perfect silk for suit s and petticoats, special sale prie, yd 57c yds $1.35 Fancy Gray Taffeta Meseeline Silk, Crepo Silk ored and Black Pean do Sole , and hundred) of others in the latest shades now produc- !, special for your choice, 85c. I A LACK CURTAIN SALE. pairs of L&Cb Curtains for this le, the best value that was ever. red la Helena. rs worth from 65c to $1.50 now os tale at . .43c. 65c. 7Kr. fi.u anl SSe r pairs wdrth from $2 to $30 r, bow ob sale at !..M.2S, $1.49, $1.75 and $1.05 It a xMmmm uvuus KJU4E. 79 'place oa sale for a few days Black, and Caior4 Pret Goods. they, are the correct new styles. 85c Sand Gray and Fancy Panama Suitings, up-to-date dreis mater ials, yd 50c $1.25 46 in. Black Panama Suitings, yd 70c $2.00 Black Chiffon Panama Suit ings, black invisible cheek Pana ma Suitings, and) Black Chiffon Corded Panama Suitings, all go at tho same price, yd $1.35 ON SALE, LADIES' SUITS. Our Ladies' Suit and Coat De partment keeps growing- more pop ular all the time. Why nott We show the latest creations and at tempting low prices. $15.00 Man Tailored Swell Suits, silk lined, handsomely trimmed, price .' $0.90 $25.00 Panama Suits, silk lined, man tailored, handsomely trimmed, price $14.50 Hundreds to select from. Beautiful new spring coats, all at low prices .... ....$4-45, $4.98, $6.90 and $8.50 MILLINERY SALE. We don't, wast to get xlek oa ev ery hat we selL It is a big business we are after. If you want pretty hate, all small prices, come and see ns. The new trimmed $5.50 Sailor Hats, price , ..$2.95 Fancy Trimmed Hats, price $1.48, $1.75, and $2.00 ea you seo them you will say Childrea's Hats from 25e np. SALEM'S SXXATSST GBOWDCO STOWS. k,EV0Y BROS. Corier of Coawur cial aid Court Streets days, for fear tho bonds and valuable papers will bo destroyed. Seven lines of street cars are in operation today, and more will be started as fast ns trolley wires can bo strung. Owing to tho rigid enforcement of rules by the relief committee, all fear of on epi demic is passed. Vigilanco will not be relaxed. A force of fully 200 physicians is engaged in n house to bouso inspec tion, correcting sanitary evils. The sun is shining brightly today, bringing cheer to thousands of homeless people camped in tents. Shoot the Shooters. Oakland, Cnl., April 25. An un known man was shot and killed this morning, while dropping from a second atory window with loot at Vallejo and East streets. A man was shot by the marines and other guards at' Fourth and Market streets. Tho hospital launch was mado tho target of a dozen sboti while off the ferry landing last night. NoMof the o'aots took effect, although the launch was filled with injured on the way to the hospital. By Thursday all the militia will be relieved from duty and by the end of tho week will bo on their way home. A regiment of regulars from Vancouver barracks will replace the militia in Oakland, wbere tho influx of thousands xnako careful policing necessary. It is reported that ten looters wero caught red-handed nd imprisoned aboard tho flagship Chica go. They will bo court-roatialed short ly, nnd tho most flagrant violators ebot. $10,000, havo been shipped. Commit tees are still raising funds. Tents, bedding and supplies to tho amount of at least $5000 will be rushed to the Bceno of disaster. Tho Woman's Club of this city has taken tho work in hnnd and this ev ening will give a benefit concert, tho proceeds to be added to the fund, A concert of similar nature whb held Sat urday night. Pendleton Fund $5050. Pendleton, Or., April 25. Over $5050 has been subscribed for San Francisco and awalte instructions from General Funston. Tho subscription was secured by a committeo from tho Commercial Association and the city council, com posed of T. C. Taylor, B. F. Kenn nnd M. A. Kndcr. Monmouth Sends Carload. Monmouth, Or., April 25. Commit tees to solicit funds and supplies have secured a carload of potatoes and a generous contribution of monoy. The women supplied food, and a car was dispatched to California. Itesponso was prompt and generous, and further supplies will be forthcoming. ESCAPED THE EARTHQUAKE. An Examiner ' Printer and Tamily Roach Albany from Frisco. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank A. Bemis and Miss Flossio .Woolsoy, sistor of Mrs. Bcmis, camo up from San Francisco yesterday noon and went to Lebanon, near vihich plnco tho parents of the la dles reside. Mr. Bcmis, who was for several years a linotypo oporator on the Salem Journal, was employed in n sim ilar position on tho Exnminor when the oarthquako and flro occurred, nnd, whllo they saved somo of. thoir belong ings, they had a hard tlmo of it for sov oral days. They were for a tlmo in Gold en Qato Park, and finally reached Onk- lnnd, from which plnco they camo to 'MURPHY AGAIN CHAIRMAN Mayor Waters Was Elected State Central Committee man for Marion County ' Tho Itopubllcntii county central com mittco met nt 1:30 this nftornoon, Called) to order by Ohas. A. Murphy. Frank Meredith, secretary. Committee on credentials: Ed. Mar. tin, A. S. Moilltt, Bay Hicks, W. II. Humphroy and J. T. Jones. Tho committeo rop6rtod tho list of committeemen as hcretoforo noted, ex cept ns atatod. Thn tin In North Rnlmn liitltrnnn Finn this city. They told of the horrors of 0. Will and Jos. A. Smith wa, settled by flipping a dollar, nnd Smith won. thn flrn nml Mirthnnnkil nnil Minlr ntfnrt' In Mchnma E. G, SiegmunA was re ported on by tho committeo. 1 B. Simpson, Sidney, nniK Geo. no bnrt in North Silverton wero seated. Tho report wnsi adopted. 13. A. M. Cone, of Butteville, had a 11-tUIUl.VUi was to socuro food and water, along with tho thousands situated as bad us they wero. Miss Woolsoy, during tho earth quake, was struck on tho head by n falling vase, having her head nnd f aco badly cut. Mr. Bemis will spend a short time in Lebanon, when ho will try toprMy trom Qeorgo'sheuror, nnd Its securo employment in somo of tho print reeotrnlzed shop, In Sulon, or Portland. Ho expects Tho tpmpornry chnrmnml ,ecrotary to return to Sun Francisco as soon asi' .rft. ,,,,, nTmnnant rA.iA.in nt... A. Murphy, chairman, an it B. F. Moro tilth, secretary. Mr. Murphy mado a neat addressee- 1 ccptlng tho honor nnd saying thoro should be a null mado to elect tho Sun Francisco, April 25.-Thero is """J0 , , , one place within pistol shot of ruined' W' Wntcrs wnH "" wo-y o-et. San Francisco that tbo earthquake did mo"'bor ,f ih iuto contrnl com not touch, that did not loin n chimney, """ u,"u,,r,ou e"UBV- or feel a tremor Alcntrar Island. tho pnpors in tho city resume opera' tions. Albany Ilornld. ALOATOAZ ISLAND ESCAPES IN JURY. Bridal Veil's Contribution. Bridal Veil, Or., April 25.Slxty dollars has been subscribed for the San Francisco Fund. Women havo do nated food and clothing. Two carload of lumber have been sent by the Bridal Veil Lumber Company. Dixspito tho fact that tho island is covered with brick buildings, brick fort and chimneys, not a brick was loosened, not u crack was mado not a quivor felt. When tho scientist comes to write ho will havo his hnnds full explaining why Alcatrnz did not hnvo any physic al knowledge of tho event. Tho scouo from tho Ulund wns awe- inspiring. Tho crashing of a falling city filled the tars of tho aroused island, but no ono understood what it wns all about. Thcro was no earthqunko that he knew of, yet tho city, n few hundreds yards across tho bay was crashing to ruin. No man on tho island knew what was tho matter until tbo boat landed at tho shattered wharves. lJlectlon of congressional' committeo- mini wn referred to oxocutivo com mittee. 1 A number of tho candidates wore present and were cnlled out for ad dresses. For Executivo Committee. On bnllot of tho County Central Committeo twenty votes wero cast, eleven necossary to choico, Fivo woro to bo chosen and) tho nominees uroi J. L. Cook, St. Paul; W. L. Slmernl, Macleuy; J, T, Jonoa, Jefferson E. L. Martin, Turner; W. II, Humphrey, East Snlcm; Jos. N. Smith, Balcm No. 5; A. If. Siegmund, Gcrvals, Tho Itopublican city committeo is called to meet this evening at 8 o'clock at tho city police room. More Than Twenty Millions, New York, April 25. This city's San Francisco contributions this morning amount) to over $3,600,000, and in the country exceeds $20,000,000. The Fra press of China sent $50,000 to the lfga tion at Washington for use in San Francisco, and will send $20,000 more Arrested tha Police. Oakland, Cal., April 25. The no warranted conduct of the special polite came to a head this morning when General Funoton ordered them off the streets, and threatened punishment -f they were found around. In many cares the special police wero arrested by the troops. They will be ideceedtd by a eltlEcna' patrol, which guards against fire, and which is now being swore in in large numbers to watch property and to assist the troops and police in preserving order. Refugees aro getting aecustosaed to camp lift Under instructions from the soldiers they nave learned to keep out of the water and be eomforfaole. As a r&'e they refuse to move Into vacant homes until such time as they can Unci perma nent homes. TLo matter of establish- Supplies and Lumber from Newberg Newberg, Or., April 25. Newbcrg's relief committeo started ono ear of pro visions for San Francisco yesterday and soon will have another ready. The Spaultring Logging Company started one carload of lumber and will ship two others from their Salem mill. Former Physician at Indian School. Dallas, Or., April 24. Dr. William J. Farley died Monday at his homo near this place. Ho was widely known in tho Northwest, having como to Ore gon in early infancy with his parents He was formerly physician at the Che mawa Indian School, and had been be fore that period resident physician at tho Warm Springs Indian Agency, He received a diploma at Bellevue Hos pital, New York City, and wa a prae tltloner of excellent repute. Twelve yertrs ago, nt tho tlmo of the Southern Pacific train wreck near Chemawa school, ho worked all night ovor tho injured, and suffered t-evero strain and cxhuustlon, inducing rheumatic ten dencies, from which hi) was a constant sufferer in later life Dr. Tarloy was a son in-law of Jlev, O. E. Cllno, of Portland, and had been a resident of Dallas for many years, no was u member of the Pioneer Association. He leaves a widow at Dallas. Thoro are no children. Deeerting tho Park. San Francisco, April 24. Tho refu gees dro rapidly thinning out of Golden Gate Park and the Panhandle, The police estimated that 2000 people left tho park yesterday, and there are about 3000 jeft. The rain had little depressing effects on the spirits of the people Meting sbtlter in the tents. Ono man tacked up a sign in front of his tent, taken frm a coal oil can: "Keep cool and dry." A company of soldiers was sent from Fort Mason this morning to guard the vaults of Masonic cemetery, where th papers from the hall records are stored. All the records there were saved, but thote in the county clerk's office were lost. The teachers, principals, nperiaUad- WHAT'S ZWAT There is nothing you spend your monoy for and) know less about what you get than for dentistry. Bo for this same reason you should choose, the dentist who is able to build up the largest practice in the city In less than two years. Why! Because it Is through tho system of giving tho highest class of work for reasonable prices. If you want to bo tor tured, a people wero 20 years ago, and pay oxhorbltant priees, go to the old out-of-date dentists, that's your business. If you don't want this suffering come, to me, where all work is painless, that's my busiaeas. It costs no more to have the best. But there is only one place in Salens to get it. Dr. B. E. Wright, The Painifss Dentist 0e hears, 8 a, . to V j. m. 7 p.m. to & p. . fcnOays, 30 a, j. to 12 sa. StPuUC BalMiag, Coart strsat. I Hi til V r IsfsW.