YrCEKLT OREGON r STATESMAN, FRIDAY; JULY 3. 1903.
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erases
jjeYafk.cHetf,
Honey to Loan
On Improved farm and city property
at lowest rates.
THOMAS fC. FORD,
Over Laa i Busb'i Bank.
. Salem. Ore con.
t)R. JOHN L. KELLBTT.
Twlc Mark KeUctt i TwlrHtn
Utl f C-a Sweet joints at .lea
. BhenniaJbt'n, Kidney, Stowarh, and Nervous
Pirnst : s JwiL vtijr cured with Oil and Sweet
SpirttsSof T-M-n. rrrjrj;ista will jet it fjr you.
IaaufHurt?4 by California Co-Operative ile.ii
ml Company. Cigala 1 fctoclc, 31 300,600, of $0,010
harr pt J rsich. f 'owii cin owtr inort thn
one hare. A Hfrv iticrea-., shares incrriic
in 1itr. Writ-f-w I'. of r'-tnetvtJaKi ruV-kU
C. C. M. Co.. I'.un-i, r OakUo'VC-O.
rAUCE PHARMACY US State St.
CAPITAL DRUG CO., State & liberty
Agents fot .Valeiti.
A"Ithr druiftrSHt thrrurlir u Oregon
WARNING 10
- THE CARELESS
Governor Chamberlain Issues
His Annual Proclamation
1 to the Public
ALL PERSONS ARB CAUTIONED
TO EXERCISE EAT PRECAU
TION AGAINST SETTING OP
FIRES IN TIMBER OR ELSE
WHERE PENALTY ATTACHED.
LIJTLETOTS
: ON EXHIBITION
CHINESE y
D tug S tore
I carry all kinds of Chinese drugs and
medicines. Roots and herbs nature's
medicine. Good for all kinds of sick
nss. Cores opium habit. ' Good for
the blood and kidneys. 3
,DR. AtM DOW WO,
624 LHerty Kreei - Salem. Orvtron.
In accordance with sections 177, 178S
1783. 1199. 1791 aixw 1792 of Bellin-4
ger and Cotton's annotated codes and
statutes of Oregon, Governor Cham
berlain has issued : his annual procla
mation referring to the protection of
ttnfoer and other property from fire.
The law provides that this proclama
tion shall be. Issued by th Governor
on or before: the first day of July of
each year, and Governor Chamberlain
complied with the law yesterday, the
substance of j which proclamation, fol
lows: ' I ;
"If any person shall maliciously, with
intent to injure any other person by
himself or any other person, kindle a
fire on his own land or the land of any
other person.) and by means of such
fire the buildings, fences, crops, or any
other personal property o wooded tim
ber lands of any other person shall be
destroyed or Injured, he shall, on con
viction.! be punished by a fine "riot less
than twenty dollars nor more than one
thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in
the county jailnot less than three
months. nor more than twelve months,
according to the aggravation of " the
offense.j . ;'
'T"If any person shall without mal
ice kindle any fire in any 'field, pas
ture, inclosure, forest, prairie, or tim
ber land not his own, without' the con
sent of the owner, and the same shall
spread and do damage to any buildings,
fence, crops, j cord wood, bark, or other
personal property not his own, he shall.
on, conviction, be punished by a fine
of not Jess than ten dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars and costs, ac
cording to the aggravation of the of
fense, and shall stand committed until
the fine and costs are paid.
"Any person who shall enter upon
the lands of another person for the pur
pose of hunting or fishing, and shall
without the ! consent of the owner of
said lands, kindle any fire thereon.
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Baby Day at the Carnival a
;t Grand Success in Every
, Way ;
Awsrdtd"
niiht$t n.ssrt HcrW's Fdr
Dfasst tssts U.S. C:t't ChssUfs
pio svakimo powoca oow -
hereinbefore referred to, and warn all
persons against the violation thereof.
"Done , at the capitol at Salem. Ore
gon, this first d-y of July, In the year
of our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and three. " '
"GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN, Gov.
"By the Governor. -
"F. t DUNBAR,'
"Secretary of State,
FREAK OF THE FLOOD
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TREMENDOUS PRESSURE FORCED
WATER THROUGH TIGHTLY A
SEALED GLASS JARS. 1
From Wednesday's Daily).
Editor Statesman: 5 :
In reading the strange and horrible
things that took place during the aw
ful disaster at Heppner, one thing
struck me as very peculiar. I refer
to : the glass fruit Jars which were
corked up tight, and yet were partially
filled with muddy, water. One would
think this to be almost impossible, and
yet It is not so. The tremendous weight
J pr force of the water pressed a portion
, of it through the glass, and that is all
there is to it. I have heard people
say that the statement must be false,
that water could never be forced
through -the solid glass. I believe the
statement to be perfectly correct, and
I am led to this conclusion from the
following facts:
In 1890, I think it was, one of the
most successful voyages ever made by
shall be punished by a fine not less than , a United States vessel for scientific
ten dollars nor more than one hundred j purposes was completed by the steamer
dollars and If such fire be kindled ma- j Albatross. She cruised for fourteen
liciously, and with the Intent, to Injure months In the Southern Pacific,along the
any other person, such offender shall eastern coast of Asia, and In the Behr
bo, punished; by a fine not less than in Sea. This voyage of the Albatross
twenty dollars nor more than two hun- J resulted In scientific discoveries of the
dred and fifty dollars, or by imprison- , greatest consequence. Among the
hient In the county Jail not less than many wonderful things she discovered,
three months nor more than twelve j none were more ' i startling than those
months. .1 connected with her deep sea experi-
"Any person or persons who shall fments, the result of the experiments
wilfully set fire to any wooded coun-' made to ascertain deep sea pressure
try or forest belonging to the state or I were most remarkable. ; A hollow glass
the United States, or to any person or: globe, eight' Inches in diameter, wi.th
DIMPLED DARLINGS OF ALL SIZES
AND AGES UP TO TWO TEARS
IN COMPETITION FOR ' GRAND
PRIZES THE JUDGES- .WERE
OVERWHELMED. -,
persons, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction be
for a court of competent Jurisdiction
shall be punished by a fine not exceeding-one
thousand dollars, or, imprison
ment not exceeding one year, ort by
both fine and imprisonment; provided.
walls half an inch thick, was sent
down empty. After reaching a depth
of 12,000 feet it was drawn to the sur
face and found to be three-fourths full
of water. - The water had been forced
through - the smooth, thick flawless
glass. This glass with Its sealed con-
that nothing herein contained shall tents is preserved at Washington as a
snnlv to any person who In good faith i souvenir of the expedition. A bottle of
sets a fire to prevent the extension of; wine lowered to. cool It came up with
Offers choice of three gateways. Kan-
m -i m I J 4- . T i ' - i .
Chicago and points East.
Through Standard f and Tourist
sleeping cars daily between San. Fran-
elsco and Chicago via Los Angeles and
E I'ao.
ThrouRh Tourist sleepers each Tues
day from I'ortland to Chicago via Salt
l-iike and Colorado Springs. ,
-lyiT and .26: 90 days return limit.
He sure to see that your ticket reads
via the
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM. .
The best and most reasonable din
ing car service.
For rates, folders, etc.. write to or
tall on GEO. W. PAINTER.
- Traveling Passenger Agent.
1 B. GORIIAM. (lenorul Ant
-W Alder Kifmi
the cork forced into the bottle and the
contents spoiled.
Now. if the pressure of water In the
deep sea will force water through glass
one-half an Inch thick, why should not
the tremendous s pressure of the Im
mense is committed, and the other mon-. Petuous water, that came down the
v haii hoihnldXntn the countr treas- 'gulch at Heppner send some of Its con-
fire already burnjng.
"Upon any prosecution under this
act. .one-half of the fine imposed shall
be paid to the person who first gives
Information thereof to the district at
torney' for the district In Which the of
ILLINOIS
Ja an important state and 51.9
. per cent of its population .
Is located on ' '
IS?
-liicajo, the greatest coin-
niereial center of the West, is
wt reached from the North
West by this famouH railroad
The Northwestern
limited '
Dally between Minneapolis,
. L Taul and Chica u the
1-eer of all title trains
For lowest rslcs, tlm oltrsla sad
' futl lnforaistion writ to ;
CiRAT. It I RISI.r.R
... .A1"' OeaAiceitt,
2 AMerm., PonUad, Or.
ury for the benefit of the common
school: fund of the county In Which
said fine Is collected.
"It Is hereby made ihe duty of the
Governor of this state to Issue a proc
la mat ion on the firstdaxftf to'fead
ury" when charging them as to their
duties. 1 . . !
"Now, therefore. L Geo. E. Chamber
lain, Governor of the State of Oregon,
do hereby directs the attention of the
public to the provisions of the sections
RockaBye Baby
Thesa are sweet words, but lurw much
pain and sufferinr they used to mean. It's
different now. Sines Mother's Friend has
become known expectant mothers have
been spared much of the anguish of child
birth. Mother's Iriead Is a liniment to be
applied externally. It Is rubbed thoroughly
Info the muscles of fhs abdomen. It gives
lastlcity and strength, and when the final
great strain comes they respond quickly and
easily without pain. f Mother's Friend Is
never takes. Internally. Internal remedies
at this tune do mors harm thaa food. If a
Use Trib for liquor habit.
woman Is supplied with this splendid Hal
meat she need never fear rising or swelling
breads, morning sickness, or any of the
discomforts which usually accompany preg
nancy, i ; ' '- ' ' ''
The proprietor of a large hotel In Tampa.
Fla.. writes: "My wife had an awful time
wfth her first child. During, her second
pregnancy. Mother's Friend was used and
the baby was bom easily before the doctot
arrived. It's certainly great."
1 Oet Mwthw'S PrWaS s tK
J . 4rwcatr. Ilpwtl
TH' BSAOITXLD RKGULAT02
i AtlasU, Ga.
Wtw far fr mlriif boo.
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tents through glass not more than an
eighth ; of an Inch thick? Why not?
For one. I implicitly believe the state
ment of one of the writers ifkTTXK
ner dIsastecv-r-k4Q f
When you take Grove's Tasteless Chilf
Tonic, because the formula Is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
Is simply Iron and quinine In a, taste
less form. No cure, no pay. 50c.
J DEEDS RECORDED
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(From Thursday Dally).
The realty transfers filed for record
In the Marion county recorder's office
yesterday aggregated the consideration
of 11492. as follows: ; ,
J. P. Rogers, et ux, to Winona
H. Hofer, the south 1-2 of block'
4.1 of Salem, Oreiron, w. d.....S 1000
Prior of the Benedictine Priory.of
Mt. Angel, to Arnold. Ruef, et
ux, 6.05 acres of land in t. ,
s. r. 1 w- w. d. .............. 36(
Charlotte Roberts, et ai, to Hul
dah M. Caswell, a tract of land
in the town r of Woodburn,
w. d. .... 25
Frank Brothers Implement Co.
to William M. Ladd, trustee, all
of the land owned by that com
pany In Oregon. Washington
and Idaho, w. d. . ............. 1
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Total ........ ...$1492
THE GOVERNOR'S STAFF
HE APPOINTS AIDES TO ATTEND
HIM ON ALL STATE OC
CASIONS. .
Governor Chamberlain yesterday ap-
f pointed his military staff to succeed
that of ex-Governor Geer, as follows:
Aide-de-camp, with rank of lieutenant
col one Ij William Moore, of Pendleton r
aide-de-camp, with rank of lieutenant
colonel, D. I Houston, of Portland;
chief of engineers, with rank of colo
nel, eorge W. Ilasen, of Portland, and
assistant adjutant general, with rank
of majoft Joseph Baumgartner, of , Sa
lem. Those are simply honorary ap
pointments, with no salaries atached.
and their duties are io attend the Gov
ernor upon official visits on military oc
casions. Joseph Baumgartner, the
new assistant adjutant . general, has
held the position ; of - paying teller .in
the Ladd A 'Bush Bank. In : this city,
for several years, and' la a young roan
of SDlendid Qualities. is host of
' (From Wednesday Dally.) . . ,
Testerday was a gala, day for the ba
bies and their mothers at the grand
Salem Mid-Summer Carnival .grounds.
All of the babies from the city and the
surrounding country were there, each
anxious for the prise, and of co
each mother thought her cnild entitled
not only to one prize but to all of
them. There were fa.t babies and,
lean babies; large babies and ' babies
which were only the tiniest morsels of
numanity, but no one oared say that
there were . pretty babies , and
homely babies, ' because they were all
pretty, so much so that Greater Salem
might safely challenge any other city
in the universe to gather an equal
number of such pretty, attractive ba
bies. If President , Roosevelt , could
have been present in the big pavilion
yesterday afternoon, he certainly would
not have accused the people of Salem
of race suicide, but then he saw enough
while here 4o make him avoid any
such criticism. - ' '
After the'babies which were to com'
pete for the valuable- prises were all
in their places, the baby buggies lined
up along the reserved Oi"ts at the west
side of the tent, the following judges:
J. W. Springer, Thos. Cheshire and Mrs.
Amos Strong, were chosen by the Car
nival committee. They entered . the
enclosure attended by Manager JudaJi
and several committeemen, and no one
In the audience nor the mothers of the
babies, knew which were the judges, so
it is safe to say, that no bribes were
offered by ambitious mothers. ;
The judges truly had a hard task in
designating a few babes as prize win
ners, among so many, all. of which were
really deservlrfg of the most valuable
prises. The greater portion of the af
ternoon was taken up by the judges,
wandering up and down, peering Into
the countenances of the happy; child
rein, and weighing them on a counter
scale provided for the purpose. Fi
nally the puzzled judges drew off to
one side for a conference, during which
time paper and pencil were' often called
into use and the impatient mothers
anxiously awaiting the decision.
Finally Manager Judah announced
that decisions had been reached, and
that they would be announced from the
stage at 8 o'clock that evening. He
also announced that as only two pairs
of twins were present, and ast hey were
both so pretty-it was Impossible to dis
criminate, the Judges had divided the
S prize offered forhe-: handsomest
twins, and awarded .0 to each pair of
twins, Leona and Lefcta Crossan, and
Edwin and Carl Armstrong.
From the moment of the announce
ment. Manager Judah was constantly
in danger of being mobbed by the
mothers, each of whom asked . him con
fldentlaliy to tell whether or , not her
baby had won a prize, until he finally
managed to escape from the tent and
hid himself, determined not to appear
again until S o'clock.
, The- prizes awarded were: ,
For the fattest baby Creta Braught
dn was awarded the handsome quarter
sawed oak high chair, donated by the
House Furnishing Co.
For the prettiest baby Pearl Mil-
dm AMrirh tho beautiful solid silver I
iuu, wj'Mt-xvfatjaaf, 7sna ineir ages
follow: ? as :
J Rodney Martin, s months.
Leona Crossan and Leota Crossan.
18 months.
Mildred Glover, 21 months. - t
Creta Braughton, 18 months. "
Chaslotte Robertson, 10 mqnths.
Paulftie Dick, 12 months.
Edwin and Carl Armstrong, (wins. 7
months.
Lester Ludi. 9 months.
Alice M. Alport, 12 months. .
Wm. F. Hogan, 1 month.
Mary F. Cameron, months.
Baby Albricht, 18 months.
Frank G. Patterson, 2 months.
John G. Ban. 8 months.
Ruth McConnell, 2 months.
Gladys Davenport. 1 months.
Phil Painter, 23 months.
Lois Painter, 4 months.
Arneta M. Roberts, 1 months.
Fay N. Welch, 7 months.
. Florence Laws, 4 months.
Florence Schafer, 23 months.
Lester Savage, 5 months.
Asel Eoff. 10 months.
Francis Van Buren, f months. .
Sadie J. Sharrow, 15 months.
Caroline Holman, months.
Margaret Llvesley, months. : ,
Gladys M. Dimeler, 2 months.
Jessie I Bullock, 12 months.
'Edwavd Zlegler, 4 months.
Peart Mildred Aldricb, 20 months.
Lester Robert Crum. 7 months.
Ernest I Au Franc, 19 months.
Rex -Thompson, months.
Hazel Elderkin, r year. r v ,
Elmo Perry, 19 months. :
Russel Emmett, 2 years.
Keauiceoiiiriiee
'Sim Bonnets HScii Uicj were 25c
f Towels tlc, litrjre;size Turkisli tovvels
. ' " well worth 25c, now 15)g
Infant's Mull HoocLj - 25 G very n eaf, reg
; : ular 45c, now 25 ; " '
Childrens' Mull Hkt 50g, uii nsForf ed
lot worth from 75c to 1.25, now 5 Jc
impMYAU red
close a successful season's business we will
sacrifice all goods left in this department
ilEEMAlll'S
Dry Goods Store
302 Commercial St., Salem, Oregon.
Quaker
Again In Salem
Giving Free Concert Every Evening
They treat Chronic and Nervous
Diseases, and remove tumors and
kill cancers without knife, pain
or blood.
iiiln
.! Ho
Office, Willamette Hotel
Hours, 10 to 12 Daily
Very Remarkable Curs of Diarrhoea.
- "About six years ago for the first
time in my life. I. had s sudd-n and
severe attack of diarrhoea, says Mrs.
Alice Miller, of Morgan. Texas. - "I
got temporary relief, but It came back
again and again, and for six long years
I have suffered more misery and agony
than I can tell. It was 'worse than
death. : My husband spent hundreds
of dollars for phywlcians prescriptions
and treatment without Avail. Finally
we moved to Bosque county, our pres
ent home, and one day I happened to
see an advertisement of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
with a testimonial of a man who had
been cured , Jby It. .The case was so
similar to my own that I concluded to
try the remedy. The result was won
QerfuL I could hardly realize that I
friends will be pleased with the honor j was "well again. ,or believe It could be
bestowed upon him. so aftei having suffered so long., but
Paint Paint Paint
Your house needs it. It is economy to use it.
The best is none too good for us
Nothing else will do for you. Our prices 'are
right Your choice of two of the best brands on
the market ' , .
Heath & Milligan,f attons Suri Proof
v . .: ,
Let us quote you price. . wi "
Savage &fletcher, Seedsmen
Salem, Oregon
that one bottle of medicine, costing me
but a few cents.' cured me." For sale
by, Dan J. . Fry, Salem . Ore.' - j ;
1 Workina Night and pay.
' The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Dr. King's New
Life Pills. These pills change weak
ness Into strength, listlessness into en
ergy, brain-fag Into mental power.
They're wonderful In building, up the
health. Only 2c per box. Sold by
D. J. Fry. '
WAS PLACED IN POSITION
The big safe for. Salem's new post
office has arrived and was placed Into
position yesterday. The safe . which
was Intended to occupy a position in
the money order room was too large
to admit of Its entrance through the
office door, so It. was placed just, out
side of the .door in the main working
room, where it will afford convenient
access from the money order depart
ment. .' '. -'.".
FOR THE FIRST MESSAGE '
Givernor Chamberlain yesterday re
ceived a message from L. : W. Storer.
general r superintendent of the Com
mercial Pacific ( Cable Company, of
San Francisco, wtatlng that Clarence
H. Mackay. superintendent of - the i.tt
company, extends to him wjth his com
pliments, an invitation -io send a mes
sage and receive an answer between
Salem and Manila, or Guam, If he de
sires, on the occasion of the comple
tion of tha Commercial Padflo Cable
to Manila, on tha Fourth of July, 1903,.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All drugglats refund the money If It
falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
Is on each box, 2Sc ,
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