A BLAZE IN
NORTH SALEI.l
Fire Destroys Home of John
. Jlobf and Two
' .Barns . -'
IT WAS CAUSED BY SPARKS FROM
THE ENGINE OF A WOODSAW
.VALUABLE FRUIT TREES PE-STRQTED-BEWLET
BROSl SAW
MILL ON LAKE LABISH BURNED.
' . i . . . . r : - t ,
total loss ia said to reach at least $2.t00.
with no Insurance. ' r
The origin of the fire Is not known.
It was discovered about 4 o'clock in
the morning by one of the Bewleys,
who live a quarter of a mile from the
mill, and Is supposed to have been
started by some sparks from the en
gine .which kdgea'4n-a suitable place
to smoulder during the early part of
the night, and break out when no -one
was near to extinguish the blaze.
FRUIT LIARKET
v IS VERY WEAK
Peach Plum Crop is too Short
for Carload Ship-
ments , :
SALE!! rilLITARY BAIfB
, --J --i - ,. jf V ,-, i"i ii I J ,
WILL GIVE A CONCEPT TONIGHT
IN WiLLSON AVENUE BEFORE
' GOING TO NEWPORT.
A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
OF JEREMIAH MILES. WHO PASS- i
ED AWAY AT. A RIPE OLD AGE
NEAR TURNER. . :
(From ; Wednesday's Daily.)
- A fire In orth Salem at 2:39 o'clock
1 yesterday afternoon, destroyed one
dwelling house, two'' barns, quantities
of hay and wood, and hopelessly 'ruin
ed , a large : number of splendid fruit
trees.., In JtuU bearing, the entire loss
. being caused bv a spark front the en
gine of a woodsaw. ' E. C. MInton's
barn, hay and wood were burned, and
the residence of John Hohf, together
wth his woodshed,' barn and feed were
destroyed, entailing a total loss of $1600
aside from the destruction of the fruit
trees. ; These buildings were, located
en Division street between 'Broadway
. and Fifth street. ; ,'.y
A woodsaw had Just completed saw
Ing ten cords of wood at" Mr. M In Con's
barn, - when a. spark from the engine,
4; lodging on the shingle roof of the barn,
was fanned Into a Maze by the high
wind prevailing, and before any action
could be taken the entire barn and
contents were, enveloped In flames.
There Is no Are service In that' suburb
and no water was obtainable, and as a
result nothing could be ' done to fight
the flames, theefforfa of jhe neighbors
being directed toward saving the sur-
-' rounding property. ",J The barnr togeth-
er with three tons of hay and ten cords i
of wood Was completely destroyed. . " I
,The flames .quickly-leaped across the
alley to the barn of John Hohf, destroy
ing It with the adjoining wpodshed,
and the contents of the two structures,
. hay and'wood ' The wind at this point
shifted to the west and drove the flames
to the house or Mr. Hohf. a IVi" story
cottage! comel.of Division and Fifth
streets, and call efforts to ' save the
structure proving unavailing, the
household goods of the family were
quickly taken out and saved, the build
ing being totally destroyed. . . : ; '';.h
For a time the fire threatened Mr.
MInton's' house, corner- of Broadway
and Division, and. with the help of the
neighbors all the furniture was .taken
s out, but a shifting of the wind saved
the dwelling from destruction. - ;
' Mr. Minion estimates his low of the
barn, hay and wood at about $200, with
no Insurance ' ' ' "j ' -:-' ' s
Mr. Hohf estimates' his loss in build
ings at about 11400, wjth an. Insurance
v of $6."0 on the residence In the Oregon
Fire Relief Association of McMinnville.
' In addition to the destruction of the
house, barns and contents,. both of the
"(From "Wednesday" Daily.)
MARION,. Or, Aug- tA-Jeremlab
Miles died here July 31, 1S02". aged &3
years, 2 months and IS days. . He was
the son of David and Jane Miles, of
Pleasant Hill. Ohio, and was' born In
Miami county. Ohio, May IS, 1829. r
He enlisted in early life In the Chris
tian: warfare, and often' evinced 'the
baptismal cleansing of the Holy Spirit.
In 1841 he married Rebecca C. daugh
ter of Samuel and Annie Miles, of West
MiKem. Miam'l county. Ohio. In 1854
he removed with his little family to
Marshall county; Iowa,, which he made
his home until the spring of 1866.
. From Iowa' he went'to Polk county,
Indiana, remaining two years.' From
Indiana he removed to the scenes of his
childhood in Miami county, Ohio, re
maining two years. Ia 1870 he remov
ed from Miami county, Ohio, to Clay
county, Kansas,: remaining 20 years.
Here he held several civil ofSces of
trust'' for the-country.;: v$ :X'"-:'-'
a In 1890 he removed from Kansas to
Marlon county, Oregon, living two years
with , his daughter, Lizzie, in Salem,
and two years with his son, Samuel, I
Polk county, buying his home Jointly
with his son. Joseph, in ?895, to which
place near Turner, he removed, mak
ing it his home until his demise. .
He died In faith and trust in Christ,
and was a consistent and faithful mem
ber of the religious body of Friends,
oelng an esteemed elder In that church
for a number of years.! U-'-vH .:?- J.
He bore , a llfcgerlng Illness with
Christian patience and fortitude call
ing the names of his wife and children
in loving remembrance near the close.
Klve, children three sons and two
daughters survive him, one son -at
Mil ton vale. Cloud county, Kansas; one
son and a daughter at Turner; ,-pne
daughter at Wardner. Idaho, and a son
at RlckreaiC Oregon, and while they
mourn his demise., they rejoice that he
is freed from his suffering, i . -
The funeral services were held at
his. home. Revs. B. F. Hinshaw. of
Marion: Chas. Baldwin, of Rosedale,
and Rev Gordon, of Turner, Jointly
conducted the services by whom words
or comfort were spoken, and the effects
of a 'life like the deceased's which from
childhood had been one of almost spot
less purity and temperate habits, had
on 'i those with whom be came, in con
nects -fc. The remains were followed by
a large number of friends to the gtSVe
yard, a' few miles south of Turner,'
where he was laid away to await the
final call at the resurrection morning.
- " i if ii I msi ri ' - ' 1 '-'"".
WILL TfcST DOG TAX ,
CALIFORNIA ITXS A BIG CROP OF
FRUIT AND IS FILLING" THE
MARKET. CAUSINa A : DEpUNE
IN PRICES PLANNINF FOR WIL
LAMETTE VALLEY CROPS.
O?rom Wednesday's Daily.) , V
The market for all varieties of fruit
is very Weak at oresent and there is
very little or nothing doing locally
the way of shipping frsh fruits," while
the market on futures Is practically at
a standstill. Some fresh fruits were
shipped, earlier in the season, but In
small lots as the peach plum crop was J Overture Happy Minstrel
The Salem- MUitary Band, will this
evening give another one of it excel
lent -ineerta in Will'son Avenue, and a
large crowd ia sure to gather and enjoy
th music of this fine aggregation. of
players. ' After -this evening the con
certs wilt be suspended for two weeks.
owing to the fact that the band is going
to Newport for that time, but the con
certs will be renewed on-the return of
the band: to? Salem, i The band wui
leave for Newport on the excursion for
Yao.uina Bay on Sunday morning, and f
will be quite an attraction on the train
which will bear many Salem'. tes to the1
cool breezes of the ocean to enjoy the
day. i . ' - '
- For . tonight's concert the following j
HeBt DTOcruh has been arrangea.
March Greeting to Bangor.. R. B. Hall
Overture Band Union G. W. Southwell
March Town Talk C W. Munnell
Schottische City of Salem., E. Kleppln
Overture Columbia .. .. .. . ... .E. Sperry
March Coon Town...... ;..;...,..
...lienner
I I 'sj:- - tick it continually" to millions. .:,
1 I M SSJr-w ' " 'Xery Eg watch tss inworu-
- I I , V!Ci-Vr- mvod on the works. Sen
YS VXVTOCV-w free booklet
.
a rhv 04f Gov-
cmsnent Observers t.c.:
the correct time to thousand
the. wires. , .
a'
tor
about witcic.
short and there was not enough
make car load shipments. : .' , ;
: Early In the spring when the I late
rains created so mucb damage to the
fruits. It was estimated that there
would be no more than 25 per cent- of
a crop of Italian prunes, but mc
bright, . fair weather set tn the pros
pects grew brighter day by day uaui
now a conservative estimate places the
yield of from SO to CO per cent of last
year's crop!, which was a very good
one. or .about 130 car loads. On ac
count of the reduction In quantify the
size of the fruit will be proportionately
Increased and the quality much better.
The market outlook is not so en
couraging at present, as at this .time
last year on account of the-, bountiful
erop In California, and the only hope
for a good market is that there will be
a short, crop In France. Latest advices
say that California fruit is selling
freely on a 2 cent basis on outsiav
stock and a 2 cent basis on Santa
Claras. The California! Cured , Fruit
Association, which brought so mucb in
fluence to bear upon last year's market,"
was disbanded about two weeks ago,
a dispute having arisen over an appar-
to Polka Trolly...
O. E. Sutton i
March Albanian... ..R- B. Hall
FROU PREEOa EXCHA1EES.;
of
Is
Ashland Tidings; A double load
piling derailed twice in one night
something unusual on the S. P. lines
In this locality. Yesterday morning,
shortly after midnight, extra west
bound freight In charge of Conductor
M. iC'Fiock, was passing Reubens, In
the Cow Creek canyon, when two oars
and a pair of trucks on the third, heav
ly loaded : with long piles, were de
railed. The track was slightly torn up,
but the load was not seriously dis
turbed. ' Frehrht No. 221 then coupiea
on. after the cars were pUced on the
rails, and started with t.hm ior v.es
Fork. Yesterday's southbound over
land train was delayed two hours by
the, accident.' Other than, the inter
ruption of traffic no serious loss re
sulted.
in ihn vrMimrc und track were
en't shortage of over 4,000,000 pounds ceareij fnd the train again sUrted. on
its route, at tunnel Noi 8. the same cars
were a second time derauea. ine,ii
P.tr (wa-iiond ; some delay to the
of fruit which could not be- amicably
settled, and the grower members of
this late organization are now free to
dispose of their crop as tney piease, 7 " - MWT1r lraln No. l5. whkh
which condition will have soroexbeanng ' so
. . . .it. 1 .ii.i iui r.'U 111 A.iua uu
upon the maraet. j wre 11 mmnr mi, -
!:S0 o'clock.
however, of a syndicate being formed
to take over, the- entire assets of the
disorganized corporation, and continue,
the business as a stock corporation.'
The Willamette Valley Prune Asso
ciation of this city has begun to: make
nreoarations for the caring and roar?
ketlng of this year s product, oui
yet no steps have been taken toward
buildlns! up a market. ' By. vsy
of advertisement this 'year the Asso
ciation has In- contemplation the adop
tion of a neat llthograpnic cara w men
Is made the ' eame size of the box In
which the fruit 1 to be packed ana as
Lebanon Exprpss-Advocater Miss
Blanche Cox met with a rather serious
accident while on her way to Cascadla
last weeki She was with the three
children of H. C. Wataon, of Albany,
and an old gentleman named Elder, of
Albany, was the teamster. , wnue
ing down a grade (about the worst one
on the road) Miss Cox noticed that the
old gentleman was asleep, so she climb
ed over to the fron seat ana won me
lines. She did not have the best ot
success in driving and after going a
short distance the wagon ran over a
1
skillful men have reported from 10001
to 1500 pounds eacn, tne caicn
scribed as averaging tighU The uni
versal prayer is for a s.teady run dvr
Ing the remaining nine dys of the open
aeaeon. . ; . - '"-.;' ".-; . V
Albany Herald While the Weary
Willies flght ahy of the Willamette
vaUey during the harveatin season, a
number of .big. husky tramps have recently-
been begging something to eat
in this city. There is no possible ex
cuse for Idle men now. There Is plen
ty "or work at good wages. When a
hobo comes 'begging these day, tell
him to hike for the harvest fields and
earn his bread by. the sweat of his
brow. R will ilo him good. ;
Roseburar Reviw: Wm.. Ahlers, a
German butcher who has been employ
ed for some time at po. Kohlhagan't
meat market In this city, took sudden
leave of Buseburg two days ago, take
Inr with hint $31.25. In money whlvh
t. had collected on a meat bill. Mr.
Kohlhagen in a spirit of leniency has
not yet "made any effort to apprehend
and bring htm to! justice. . Ahlers 1
sbout-35 years of age, nearly. six feet
tall and' weighs about 18S pounds. .He
; wears, a mustache and speaks with a
slightly German accenu
Eugene Guard: The - Bugar Tin
mills, constructed In Grant Pass on
the cite of the old factory which was
burned . several . weeks ago, are about
completed.' Ail the machlnery.for the
new factory ha been received and win
be ready for operation by the middle of
the montlu .
Dalles Times-Mountaineer: There
. . . . ....... 1 rrl.
urn nc least one. iniuiuuoa iu "
Dalles that enjoyed au increase of bus
Iness during the month of "July, it be-
inar the bollce court. Its cash re
ceints from fines was greater by $20
thi fr.r nv nrevlous monin, in tne
past year. ''.";" "'.'.-. -,::;
We carrv Chinese .Drugs ami
Medieim. All kinds ot roots nnu
herbs. Good .for- blood ana all ,
kinds of sickness. .
YICK SO-TONQ CP.,
127 State St reet, , Paleni. urrpu
Lok Pleasant Please.
PhotoKTaDher C. C Harlan, of Eaton,
O, can do so now. though for years he
MMiirtn't. because he suffered untold
agony from the worst fonn of indiges
tion -ah . nhvKicians ano meaicme
W4 are Sole Agents for i . ,
THE IRON KING
! .MOP v '
, GTOVp
Larcrnt and hvavU-st" hop t'ove -u
he market. Al-o clieati. "-
nUIt extraaTor all klimsoi nop "-.
Aim sulphur bow Ls. H I'll !"'"
altjr.
STEINER & BERGER
130 State Street t-'aUmtOr.
AT CUBRENf RATES.
INSURANCE.
BONDS." ' '
KliAii r.s jai .
m mm T St
Commercial Street. Balm, Or.
wnicn 1 ic ' f ' . . . vuninii An. aii nnvaici
intended to be placed In the top of th.,l9tump and the young jaay 'y I failed to help him till h tried Electrie
: . - 1. ...i .wh.n h 1 vut rtrvt in front of the wagon- . : . . . ,.i rr
MtWDMiine irua " ,ii, 1 . i .k. .tnnnd hut One I Bitters, wmcn worwu itiii '
,ti! dealer ooena a new box of fruit . fortunately the team tPPaD,it riUi h.t he declares they are a God-
- . . ' a . Kadi w rtra men uiu '
gentlemen sustained great damage in (city WILL AltREST OWNERS IN
the burning of fruit trees. sIn Mr.
Mlnton'8 yard a dosen fine fruit trees
heavilyf. laden, were, burned.; These
trees, were eighteen years old, and the
owner said $100S would not pay for
them. ,4 Mr. Hohf also. lost about twen
ty fine'fruit trees, all In bearing; and
EFFORT, TO ENFORCE .THE
, :'. v ORDINANCE ., i 1 .
.nf u-i.hM to nlace it upon display the
placard, which la so designed that IU
centre, an oval snapea oian
m nit out bo that the fruit can be
thmnsrh tne aDerxure, nu
For several weeks past the city au
thorlties have been advertising through
and aendinc out no-
he valued them as high as heId the tlcerf to owners of canines In the city
house, nor can they be replaced In lesa ; rocialmlng -that the dog tax
was now due and warning them to can
and pay the same within a certain per
iod of time or suffer the penalty. The
patience of theofflcers has now become
exhausted, on account of tne gross m-
than ten years.
. The fire was evidently caused by-the.
absence of a spark-arrester on the en-
gine of" the -woodsaw, or if -one was
used. It was Imperfect. There1 was
lormeriy a law in yrego-.n i.rrn of owner, of dog. toward
now on tne statute dookb wquinns . , .
. . tA ..iihlthr notlflcation. - and they have
adequate spark arresters. Tn order to taken steps to enforce the payment of
brevent iusl mich fires as the one-tnat line aog ia
now I as
did yesterday, damage, -fend this law
should b: enforced esoeclally In the
cane ol!woodaws, as they, operate In
the cliy where they are -'a r menace
to the homes and business houses of the
Ieople generally. , " 7 . ,',.' '
".2 1 1 :22 Several Aeci dents. '- ' .
Coroner . A. It. Clough. , who resides oa
Broadway." between Oak and Market
streets, one" block south , of the burning
building!,-in an effort tof saturate the;
roof of his house with water "a a pro
tection S against r the burninr ember,
which were issuing from the Are.
wafted for several block, by the high
wind, and while In the-act of mounting
ladder; which he had piaceo .s
An a tnrnpvT John A. Jeffrey, has
been employed by the city to draw a
complaint from the. city ordinance cov
ering the same, and a number of war
rants will be Issued today for the ar
rest of those refusing or neglecting to
pay the- required tax.' The name, of
several prominent citizens appear upon
the delinquent list, and It la expected
that quite a stir will be created when
th papers are served and the ultimate
result. It is anticipated, will ,be the
testing of the ordinance. r t .
only giving the fruit a more auracy
appearance, J?ut serves the purpose T
a protection to the fruit from dirt and
vermin. If the card Is ! adopted the
Association will probably have a few
recipes. : for" the preparation , of the
fruit for the talle, printed in the cen
tral blank portion, thus ' making It
serve a double purpose. ; - . ,
r Arm was yesterday ." In re
ceipt of a communication from a prom
inent dealer of San Jose CaUx which
sets forth the condition. In that
a. viewed by him ana, aiiuwj."
esUmated yield may seem exaggerated,
the source is considered good authority,
the substance, of, the communication ;is
auoted herewith: f
- -The apricot crop Is the largest ever
produced In the state. About three
week ago we had every reason to be
lieve that the ifprlcots would run falL
but we nave oe-n
of her ankles was badly sprained, and
maybe some of the bone, were Droaeu.
The party managed to get to Cascadla
the same day. and although the Injury
ha. given her much pain, she Is able
to get around by the use. of crutches.
A couple of days after the accident she
got a fall, which aggravated the In
PnPtiand Journal: F. S. Scritzmier,
sen J to sufferer, from . dyspepsia and
stomach troubles. Unrivaled for dis
eases of the Btomach, Liver and Kid
neys, they ouiid up and give new life
to the" whole system. Try them. Only
60c,- Guaranteed by Dr. Stone . Drug
Stores. ..:.''
Money to Loan
' On improved farm and city property
st lowest rates. -
THOMAS K. FORD.
'' . Over Ladd & Bush's Tank.
Ralcm.-Oregon.. :
dD!btol.t on-ly' und himself dishonored at the
""TTI 1 .7 i. .t.ta in the end: while others, puvun
1, .v.rr nt the l'oniana wucw iuuuui -
Electrie Company, on
where he is employed. A doctor was
n..ivi. ummonedXbr his 'fellow em
ployes.' and found that the young man
was suffering from ptomaine poisoning.
He was quickly removed to the Good
Samaritan Hospital , anda stomach
pump promptly used. He i presum
ed to have been poisoned by eating dis
eased pork for bis Supper last.nlgbt,
and going back to his work washe
overcome. Had relief been delayed half
an hour later, me -
hinted In that a few days before rip-1 teen beyond aid. He was resting fainy
? i .k- tt has nearly doubled its wtf thi. mornlng and hopes are enter-
size and Is 50 per cent euw h--lty
than we anticipated.
If the prunes weU ln size just be
fore ripening as the apricot, didw
will have plenty of large J;0.0?':
tlons now point to a crop
I million pounds of prunea. anta Clara
valley alone will proauce -
talned'for hi. recovery.
Pendleton E.-O.: Two accidents
were reported this morning by Dr. C.
j. Smith. One was not so rlous,
while the. other was quite serious, x mm
wa. J. Cronin. He wa. working with
other men at the upper river bridge, on
WENT THROUGH BRIDGE.
u-T.vra Wash-- Aug. 7 A freight vm-h Vlll orodup-l.OOf I min race. -They were blast
- ' . . . I TtflUnUBe ' - -a I - - - . w . 1 js a
inrou 1 -ainBt about 400 cars n 1 ng out rock, when a blast expiooeo
had
train loaded with gravel went
n inun..., "'v" ' i nf l.i ra,uf bridee over tne 1 -- - nreaentatives up 1 .. -a- rronln and he wa. wi m
th norcn to WD toe iwi 1 me nui mnu nail one. vi r. .- , ... . ,
tne ESdJr slipped from the ement UehaJi. river, at Satsop, T:?' North, and find t -they expec L-m the hCad by flyln b1
& rkx rai v fnizrc vor rw 1 i r . aw a ma n t rm nriiisru uuilc asou'j
about noon, x r 1 urger yieiu :'..:" .:' - will I " . J-V,... -iti
on the trestle at the west siae. 1 eVerything into con.n" . wa ia . 1 i.
, it m iMt :' ' . kM roo. 1 : , - I hi. wound was dressed and h
eineer, i. n. - - -7. 1 navn 1 - - -
was no warning ound, but ji .uaaen
crash, and ten car. and the entire
lreo bridge, about forty feet high
walk, upon which U-was P;
Ing him to fall to the ground, a distance
of about twelve feet. He Strucwj
the back of his head !fd;"e
UIHn the cement walk w1ttfo!
n to render him unconscious f or sev
eral minutes. He was carried. Into the
hiS: wound was . dressed
Tw prunes have been selling at 2'A I mad- M comfortable a. possible. The
. ... ... ..-. market, and I .. - . tit. Visinrl n fa har-
cent basis m.iBe ,oiner injury w- w - - -
of
AS.n Mrar 1 1 law an uuid va a nn. km 1 m aHww v v . .
ii romui min. Iniungea row iu '" .--. - . . , 1 - r the matter is m
house where restoraiive- .T . . fhris is almost completely our , premium. - . tb4
istered and a pan -nls m the bed of the river. e company f- Erop took
.1 V. xumI
examination ,T
were broken ana, so .... ,,, th. niledrlver bad
lAinrTPaV WT ....
inieruu .:.-.k- wa
oped, no
had devel- had Junt ordered repair, on the bridge.
It was caught be-
. mitim m 40-50.1 i An Mr. Amos
irt some instances 1 vesi-woraer ,
has been paid, but as a ru.r V.I- h I wa woraing wiin , . ""
thresh Ins: crew. 12 "
and got his finger caught In the ma
chinery. It was badly crushed and
'The Reward of Service.
for honor has
Mini - 1
striven by devious ways to secure .w
aside all
and taking a lowly
Seventh street, place, have been iUed by the Master
to a higher seat, an
honor with men and God. ' ir any
man will serve me. him will my Father
honor." said Christ. , 4.
In an address at NorthAeld during the
recent conference Dr. Henry Ma -bie.
of the Missionary Union, told this
incident Illustrating the reward of self
sacrifice: ; '''J.
"Itow does this law of slf sacrince
work In AhierlcaT In Sherman's cam
paign It became necessary. In the op-
e ii lender, to change com
manders. . O. Howard was promoted
to lead a division which naa oeen u
h mmand of another general
Howard ;went through 4he campaign at
the head of the divtsfon, and on to
Washington to take part In the last
"Grand Review., The night before the
.A.rar. mere to march down Penn
sylvania avenue General Sherman sent
for General Howard and said to him,
Howard, the politicians and the friends
n,.n wham vou succeeded are
bouud that be shall ride at the head
hi. old corps, and ! want you w c.p
me out : - ,
"But It Is my command,' said IIow
a t am entitled to ride at Its
MlU All. . .
head. '' ' ' -
"Of course you are, said nnerman.
Barr'Si German Salve
Heal, qulokly all cuts or bruU,
draw, sorsnsss out of tame back, and
draws slivers out cf flash which cfti
break off too short to pull. Sticks like
sticking plaster. Try It and you wii
never be without. B enall 5 eenta.
L. M; LiARR
No. 120 State sr., ssiem, ur.
where
he was
Christopher's too led them through Georgia
sorth of town Carol! naaX but. lloward, - you are f a
la the
last two weeks. Europe toos : qu. -
wasltk,na thU morning.
ed, and. althougn , ; , . the wreck and buried from
Knox, of 01ympia,..oi
ere not 01 Ml ln the r
that he wouia -" '-- -- , ri";rhi back was also broken. ,xne
1 . . 1 .me
good many prunes f or a
have stopped buying.
mangled.
ed, 'p;-th:V7'.Mh the wr
nretty severely BhaKen 1 ...
clan expressed the -e and Srtvw. buffered Mrlou. injur
in. .a were nwi! . h i ' . .
VrSui daughter of Mr.
miss also sut-
and Mrs. nenr, - a re-
ry pao " wWIe oot
'... f the connagra -. .t
all his limbs being, broken, and it Is
his back was also
. . . 1 ..i. Kut aside
engineer was siignr -
from these no one wa 'of
fered a very
T,e1ehbors
rendering her uno M,.er and
Corvallis Tlnte.: Ralph Danieis, ex-
. a cr a a Uv aa nff
. ncnnr C i marine in tne unuru . J' Z
EDITORIALS Ot" PEOPLb. la former CorvaUisite. passed through
town Honuar n' . ,
i. mi.iv for a visit with his rela-
vs j M .
tives. lie has, been oc ate in
Sound country, espectUlly In the vlcln-
f Seattle, and has had an eyeon
the chase of Tracy- His story of It Is,
rrhe Statesman is pleased to print that a ihM reaROn why the oow w
Vtue . . nral I iMaiia a. considerable
A WRITER URGES LOTALTT TO
SALEM'S PUBLIC AND HIGHER
SCHOOLS.
y
Til rlirt1.
Oplumr
Tobacco
K Using Jrj
at at . .
429 W lll'.a AT. -rprtUr-I,
On-
Take as on 51 virtt l
- to Cprr Albiiia.
nal'irA JV lOrn.
what
'is was Inher.pow
Manr are
niw a Mask.
- . A KT - I . . . ..
not being beneilted T Umunication. upon
be
orii fell upon
broki some of the bone.
A young man oy v..
.. . ita.iinn. Kn j
miTiiiiici - . , . . . .
, ..uk.lan.linf mUCn OUiaw mi to
T..l stronger than .. asked only that corres-
Ufe. tney - ---- - - -,Jt T-raonaJities
The tan o.. . spondents ri- written
mask. They are uof libelous or unworthy or untruth-1
- C'ava a avy ece f
an attempv - - r residence. tne iwe. -
furr"U7, nherrlght hand, and they w em look healthier. 1 that nothing be written
. . - rlA-v aP KI 111 I .
a. .avlv I " av. innnKftafitl. a-r TT1 rH sslniaF
interest, at any time, mere , . irati.on "l ."i hers. aome
h tnTKlaS 4I -t-rti-r-a I rrWRH. r-- v
. sftarlAf 1 hill II X V-T .
" vaul easily tlred..pset ful nature.)
i
Mt nor sleep wen.
what tones tnej
Oacar --T. - -"... . .n I thesf do noi
- ...frred an-acciaeni. I " .w-V noed la what tones
se V. Hohrshou-
BAD CITIZENSHIP. :
miinr statesman:
1 nerieci ui'- . I tu"" - . . .. i.
He was upon w. ,ik -. - c,n refreshing, ana t km of Salem's puDiic
manner slipped and peUte. ana SarsapArtila. ' Pup tTniversUy by a Salem paper is not
from catching; fire
roof and in some , his
' fell t. the grounov - - Jae
riIh:i""'"'P-.r
badly, . ,
f - Another Fire, r ,
At an early 'wTer
the saw mm P'?" t Lake
Urothers and s tuf T northeast Of
,b,Sh. jrIfbvTe: together
that s "v- - -.:- Hnd the
trotici Hllf i
.VJ vacation best sub-
aWBca aja a"- . . i
by this rear medicine wtuccu ,
as we know. ros
system."
and teacner.
chief purpose
served
. v. a nrttlAr t h.aI'a
.. i.k hr..i tO.tiOO feet or iun. - - a?sniea wi -
"of slab ,ood. .The lars -.
. .-...-al Kut not
vance engine ia uau y .-j--- - ,
i i.tnhio. Our scisooi. are -"
? h other schools ; In the
state, and If Che fictitious -prominent
"family.- -patron of , the
Srhools- and other oft used 1 bogus
n are not satisfied with the let
?hem betake themselves to -CalU'or-i
r the devU. Salem Should have
excellent common schools. It has an
' Vn ln Cflmmuw. i,nnnd fOlIeSeenuu iv. .v-
fore the Senate - wnm,n ,n the " . .immrt and no citlzeti able to give
that a violated by tnefit of hisher education
JffomVATT : ' , 1; unwiinng to do It at.ndlv
an -.- AVmnj' -
Etatetnan Job Otnca-u.
; ' A SERIOUS cnARCE.
TCn.hinsrton. D, C. A" - ,
.,-rrt.n In hi iesnnivy
of them being even In the po-acs, were
aiding Tracy. , t
- Albany Herald: The flag P'1 at No.
Two's engine house was oiown owh
yesterday by the wind that prevanea
nearly all day.. The pole Is rotten at
the base and It 1. a mystery how It has
stoo.1 so Ion.-. The pole wa put in po-
iH,-.n n ls and was ICS feet from tip
to tip. with l feet in the ground. The
pole tn falUna; bareiy m;sea -
laundry. Had the wind carried it n.
few pints to the north there would
probably have been several crate w
Mongolian bones to be extorted to the
lip wery Kins lorn- -
PhiHallan '
-nsrhat do vou meanT replied How
a,i . if vou twit It on that ground it
.h.rM ih whOlA business. What do
va.i mn. fJeneral Sherman 7
m that vou rail stand th
jiir.rr.timwt. ToU are a Christian.'
-Putilns- It onthat ground.' said
ttA.nt ia but one answer. Let
him ride at the head of the corps.
. nra- let him have the honor add
a . ci..rmin : bot. J I owa rd. . you wl Ii
report to roe at nine o'ciock, ana nue
w tnv side at the head of the whole
army. In vain Howard protested, but
Sherman said, gently but authoritlve
ly, Totvare under my orders.'
-When the bugle sounded the next
morning Howard was found trembling
like a leaf, and It require! another
order from Oneral Sherman before he
was wllUng to take the r'ace as&Isr.fd
to him. He had. as a Christian, yieiaf i
the place to another which rightly be
longed to him. and in this grand review
.!rr..tf Tint at th hea 1 C the
A'un .. ....
corr-. ut at the hf-al of the .arrny.
Even worl 3!y rrn kriow where Chris
tians ihouM b w ho have t.rr- I th ir
lives in self sacrince for others." The
Christian.
NO.
Will stand for Uarea the cc r. :
son at Corner of xFtrr7 er.l I." :
streets. For rJ!:rO :nX I -J '.h
call on
Dr.
4
mJ 'Vi
Veterinary Cut
Phone 2CL , '
cuirmriz
' '
I carry" o-'l khi-lt of d fr..
rneliclnf'S. Rfot ar.il 1
mei:clne. C1 f jr t'.l V
-n"s." - Cures pimn fi.il.U
the 4.1oot anl.V.1 3nr--s.
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bevond repair. he iig i . Eianks,
, Astarlin: Tre r
the last SS .hoir " -
3lsapjinUr!g fnn.i t
heavy run whuh 1
to. rule daring iu - 3 '
fUhing.season h "
While certain f
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