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A Nahkow Escapk. Yesterduy
about noon Mr. W. H. Humphreys
accompanied by Miss Millie llodgeru,
met with quite an accident while on
tho road to Maeleay. They had
started from Salem to nttend tho
dedication of tho now church at
Maoleay and when they reached
what 'is known as Glover's Hill
which 1 a a long steep grade, in
golnirdowti UiIh Incline the back
hand of the unriKus broke letting
the main portion of the har
ness fall down 'aroutfd the
horse's feet. This 'rijhtened
tho animal and ll ctarti'iV on a de..d
run down tho steep graifo but sh'ed
' oututnonjr V,e onk Krn,H loti"sl(3o
of the,road und for wvc al yards
things went .prett lively. When
within about fifty feet of tho IV. jt of
the hill tho hoVpe.stumb'ed and fell
and the binrgy.'-iuid'iU occupants
were thrown Inahcpto the ground.
Tho horse manured la gain If'i
feet and Jte,,-ai kicking. Mr.
Humphrey and lie lady oy this
time find escaped ltoni tho buggy,
and after, ii few vloous kicks l.ie
animal .Kicked hlmaelf loose from
tho vetflcle and started on a dead
run Wr the Maeleay dedication but
failed to wait for ins p.'ssengerH.
After the participants In the atlair
hnd picked themselves up an ex
amination Bhowed that neither hod
sustained any injuries and thai
Mr. Humphreys was tho only
loser, as his hat was missing.
Tho unfortunate cnunle weie
compelled to "foot If tho ro
mainins: d'stanco to Maeleay and
did not arrive until tho services were
almost over, The horso was found
fr-fato bo severely-Injured, uud tlla buggy
iiHiaiy acmniijjUHi, mho cjcu-
ants had a lmlpp&facQpo from
ejng badjy injured, and may call
themselves vciy lt:ck indeed.
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TIio Suloni ami Silvcrton
Motor lino will ulslmrso over
$150,000 of foreign capital in
its construction. Will Salem
drive this enterprise nvny
A Hii.k. Last week a stranger
, camo to tho city and represented
htnviolf to bo a grand army man and
claimed that ho had walked from
The. DvUlen to Salem and was with
out money or food. Ho went to 1.
"VY. MVthewa going through n long
explanation ho won Mr.rMathew'a
svmpainy ami w4w sem vun an or
dpr to YVtll'a' restaurapt for sup
per, breakfast ud lodging. Tho
ri,ex day hv securoi a ooiitraot to do
Bono grubbing for partlos and
went to tho court nouso and
representing Milmnelf o Captain
Babcock as an. old Grand Army
man,, tho Captuli gave film an order
or furnished lunrwlth tools to grub
with. Ho failed to dohls work ac
cording to agreeiopt and ho was
dlsohurged. Ho camo to this city
and going to tho water works ho ob
tained work of Mr. Martin who fur
nished him a pair of bopts and somo
clothing. Friday ho obtained his
money and suddenly loft tho elty and
various bills behind him. Thero is
no doubt but what tho man is a dead
beat and defrauds tho people where
over ho goes. Ho gives his name as
Taylor, le sandy complected, wears
chin whiskers, a stilt hut and is very
roughly dressed. Ho works the
Grand Army racket to perfection It
Is said. Look out for him, ho Is a
beat and needs watching.
Nkvi'outtoSai.i:m. For months
Balem and Albany have been dlscus
Blngand planing a railroad to As
toria buys tho Yaimlna Republican.
The indications now point to an
early construction of a road from
Albany to Astoria. Tills would
Slvo tue. people of tho' latter city
Irect connection to tno east and
south at Albany. To 'the east via
tho Orcgoiv I'acltlo and to tho south
by tho Southern Paul (Jo. It will be
or greater advantage to Astoria than
to Albany, as Albany now has, by
tho Oregon Pacllle, a shorter and
cheaper route to tlip ocean at Yu
qulua. Salem has po direct lino to
a seaport except Hie Inland port at
Portland and theruoro no competi
tion. Tho most fei)tible route for the
capltol cltv, shorter, more easily
constructed, and 'a nearer point to
Ban Francisco is tt build a road
through King's valley down the
Sllotz to Newport, tapping tho As
toria & Albany road and, tUo Wet
Side system of' tho Southern Pacitlo.
A largo subsidy could be secured for
the construction of this road In Polk
county and on this bay. It would
pass through a lino country abound
ing hi timber, stone and coal, Miat
would Insure tho road a profitable
busirW from the start. A rixul over
tail routo would bring Salem many
miles nearer to a first-class seanort
than could bo otalned by any ilno
that could bo constructed to Astoria,
Wo advise tho people of Salem, In
dependence and Isowport to set to
gothcr and Investigate this mat or
and we believe that they will see tho
practicability of tho project.
A PLOT NEATLY FOILED,
George Woods and Wife Make nn As-
snin-Tlie Journal Editor Will
Condnct Funeral Services.
Last Monday evening trfe Jouit
nai, took tfie pains to devote the
better part 6f its space to' an article
In which otwnotoriou Geo. Wood
and his damsel figircd conspicu
ously, together with n tin-horn
gamuler, who pro,yls tho streets of
Salem lato at night with his dirty
hide well soaked with the fumes of
opium. ,
It would sctfm that the article did
not exactly strike the &hpvo parties
favorably arid on Wednesday eve
ning tlicv fmlfl n. visit to the editorial
rooms oi me jouknali auu pemanu
ed a retraction of the article from
the bauds of tbo editor and manager
ot tho Journal. The matter was
taken, "under advisement" of course
and no retraction made. This
caused Woods and his better-half to
niulfe threats that tho blood of the
editor was all that would satisfy
their appetite for revenge. For
teveral nights they were known to
watch in dark recesses of the streetB
foi the editor with tho one intention
to way-lay him. They had no op
portunity until Saturday night
when lu coining mound tho corner
of Commercial and Court streets on
( ;ou rt street shortly after 11 o'clock
the editor J. L. Mitchell wes nab
bed unaware by the liotorldus
couple wljo gave vent to sdmo
threatening words and pro
posed to settle tho hiatter
t'jere and then. They had been
lWlhiu In tills s,iot several' minutes,
knowing full well that Mitchell
would pass this place ofi his way to
tlieoilice. Mitchell Wan totally un
armed at the time, arid ho saw that
his only chancoyaif to set up an ar
gument until soufeone would pass
along, who nibjlji render some as
sistance, as it was out of question to
tackle the villains Imarmed. Some
leu minutes Bad elapsed, when tho
city-marshuf and three of the city
police olllfers began tp think that
thoifrlr Of birds mid sVvoopcd down
on Mitchell, as ho had peen lu con
versation with them before he left
for his otllce. Accordingly, they
started around to make an investl
ihu'oii. and when near tho scene.
they soon learned of tho trouble by
(IlU flWUV l(tll V4CH-V JJ bftIV IMJ V Ck.Ua
ants. Tho ofllcers placed themselves
near by and awaited develoimcnts.
Soon alter they arrived several other
persoiis were attracted to tho spol,
and Woods, urged by his wife, be
gan afresh to attempt to maul thecal
to,ou h(s refusal to make retraetioi)s
that hoknew was untrue. Wootls
continued until ho slapped Mitchell
lightly on tho face with his Ltand.
Mitchell attempted to strike liiin
with hisumherclla, his only weapon,
when tho finale yelletf further
husband to piill his njVolvodfr At
this instance Clty MarshalJEtoss
rushed In and rrestl the nplr of
beauties and esoprUTd them lio tho
cooler assisted hr Police Q(nlcers
Mlnto and Gliw. This morning
Woods was arraigned beforo lie-
Icorder Conn pd a ojiargo of .assault
and on pleading guljty was sent up
to tho couuty Jail foi ton days and
his wife vas allowed io .plead guilty
only to gruuK anu disorderly con
duct for which she wllrdangulsb be
hind tho bars for four days. This
pair of toughs have caused, tho
polico authorities no lljt(le amount
oftroublo and their c'qnductVnpou
tlio street has been of.rtu Insulting
nature to deccut people for "stimo
lime. At Eugene they gaVaMho
authorities no fjUlo amount oftrou
blo and a warrant is?out naujV for
their arrest. Woods also mado'hlm
self consplououslat Junction By al
most beating the city marftual to
death and has now started 6n tho
warpath in Saleqi.
Tho Maroon-hfircd reciter of
the morning contemporary made
sK.'clal cflbrt in noticing itlio afl'air,
to save himself froyi a inuuliug by
these scrubs and nowcoines con
gratulating hlmsell that he "has
struck tho lead." Htv.lad often been
t'etalled to ascertain nlets in regard
to such conduct audVowdyism for
tho Jouunai. while he was em
ployed as Its reporter, lut tho pro
prietors were compelled h dlsohargo
iiim, owing to tile shrunken condi
tion of Ids splnoaud his instlnctlvo
nesire, iiko wio ground nog,io "iiunt
nis uuie."
Tlio assistaiifo of tho city inai'shal,
with his ablo corns of assistants,
will not bo needed with this pair of
Dualities lien alter, as wo nave mado
H)K'uhl arraiigemeut to conduct tho
morgue and funeral services our
selves, should It become necessary.
Funeral notice given later on.
Tlio people must have tho news.
L.vtiiu: The woman was released
atlliKO, after depositing tlio required
line, which was collected among tho
tin-horn gamblers mid thugs.
Laboring men! Von want
employment in building the
Motor line.
Saturday's Sight. Saturday
afternoon about four o'clock a re
porter of the. Iquknal mado an ex
tra trip to the qepot where he found
Haggngeninu Jlarllng and Section
lloss Pruuty of The O. & C. It. R.
well nrmed with to large revolvers
and upon Information it was learned
that three tramps, (t,wo whltemen
and one negro) had broken Into tho
Chinaman's house near ,tho depot
and they were captl;rid by the
above named men, but on condition
that they would leave this part of
Oregon, they were turfed iooso and
In less than ten mlniftes thW were
beyond Thos. Davjason's hoase, one
mile south of th" depot. Itis not
necessary to say that the negro, was
scared so bad that he was wlilte.
When tramps think they can fool
with Darling and Pruuty they wlI
have to get up early in tho morn
ing. A Nnw Bank. A young man
named AInpworth, bookkeeper In
tho Bush hnk of Salem, spent
Monday and Tuesday In Newport.
He was hero to'Jook ovpr'the ground
with a view of &stab)rsliing a bank.
He represented quf'slde parties who
have ample cartfUil. If a national
bank is cslaMibIien u portion of the
capital win bo subscribed by New
port people. A banlls ona of the
institutions needed iuvthis place and
it would soon pay falrvproflts. Ya
qulua Republican.
Eivkii Nilvs. The Modoc will bo
up from Portland iwujjlit bringing
a shipment if general ihrclmndlse.
Tlio river is now at a gooa, boating
stage and Itlis hoped tlia it will
continue to rAlso so logs canJie float
ed down thejriver. A repoVter in
viewed Mr. Moores and hu stated
that tho river had not riser enough
vet to bring logslpwn tlnriver. It
Is now about fiw-fccx above low
water mark.
F. H. BARNES, Pres.
Runaway Accident. T h i b
niorning'nhout 11:30 ns Mr. Bow
man of North Sdem was out with
lila fnofn lin cfrriK.r1 nf n Tin,rFhllir'c
linu" 'n sotno litiMticss and'dM not ' H..V. MATTHEWS, Treas,
1'lteli Ins horses except t.vln'j thr"'
jlpw thn brake nd tlio li'T'ici'
(winded it whs neai dluncr Mm" I
fo they started for honVT A they
were turning tbcetfrnet of a teuco
which sticks owfin theSrosc'. the
wheel struirfr the corner nd they
got taartfed and away thov went
running some distance whVn the
toiii'ue came down running into tho
nroiind .nnrl lirpnktntr nlf nrnr thf
v'.t'oh bed. The wagon upset And J
and .no nirtner damage was done,
WM. HOWARD PHELPS, Sec.
W. F. BEAVER, Solicitor.
The Salem Land Company,
Incorporated 1889, I
LAiton BlukCrane. Allan
Rhodes lecelved thlflanorarng, from
Jefl'erson, n large b!upctaup, meas
uring six aud onj4taIMeet from tip
to tip of wingjK will y mounted
be a hue
by Mr.
looking
Rliooes and
bird.
will
S.ticm wants no "strndrtiors"'
or "tender-footed" men in the
Council. "Motor or no Motor"
is tlio question
lulles don't n
until you see tho
Lave just arri
B.own V.
Don't fin
Kitchen will
ghing (Hiiik
PA r
iake any
in new I
ied at
..s"..
CAPITAL STOCK $30,000,
PRESENT TO YOUR NJCE
r
rget tlfat til
1 serve ti sj)ca
nun ha'c i
oi.tis uia;
Lunii iv
Candy
alTliaiiks-
Nnw Cnossw'ALK. Henry Price
with two or throo men arc busy
putting down a ciosswplk in front
of the Capital enjdua company's
house which is a very good move.
They are placing itsome higher
than tho one beforenckit may not
be so muddy. Tho cit$ council
should appoint sono manvto keep
tnc crosswaiKB viraued on. tt is a
disgrace to tho ojty when a person
can hardly tell tlio walk from the
street.
If tho Motor Lino is defeated
by tho Council, Salem loses an
enterprise she needs, and one
which will materially help Iter
progress.
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Bad Accidknt. Saturday James
Herren,whq is employed at tho usy
linn, met wll4i 'an - accident which
will lay him ujfor some time. He
was hauling wowl andiu some way
had the misfortune to badly injure
his right hand. Tli injuries were
drqsscd by Dr. WillCAmson, physi
cians at the asylunf, auJ James Is
noy Uble. to bo around. ' Tho acci
dent was u very painful one.
Ditch QyERtfLOWED: Tho ditch
running dowu'tbe nllere northward
ly between Oottagoand Church
street Is full luidvhasbegun to over
f'ow. It would ba'a good thing if
this ditch was propurly drained and
tho water ran iifto he sewer, It
would bo much' healthier in that
fiortion of the pity if somo action
n this matter was taken.
iMi'noviNa. Jack Green and son
who was hurt la the accident by his
horse mid wagon gorhc over the em
bankment Is Jmprovihg nicely
l'hillpwtell who had hit collar-bone
broken Is on his way to recovery
Jared Musser tho young; man who
had the mis&irtuuo to shoot his
hand nearly olrisjuw.iriiprovlnir.
THE UKST HAKINU P0WDEK.
Showing
Their
TlIANKBOlTlNO DlN N Kl'.. Itu-
member tho Thanksgiving dinner at
tho W. 0. T. U., hall on Court
street. New England dinner served
from 12 until 4 o'clock, only 25 cts.
All donations requested to bo on
hand Thursday morning by 11
o'clock. AH cordially Invited.
W. C. T. U. MKfnuo. IUgular
mooting W. GT. Vi to-morrow
nemoon, Tuesday, Not. 20. at the
hall on Court Uva ,al 2:30. Full
attendance desired.
Til ANKHVINO Xl ITS N J it. T ll O
Candy Kitchen restaurant will
make preparations io furnish an
elaborate dinner on .Thanksgiving
day. lloxes for family or private
parties. This wllljjo the best place
In tho city on this occasion.
Tin: Hon Ton. Its no use to look
further, the Bon Ton Itestaunuit Is
setting the best and mast substan
tial meals of any catlni; lion so lu
tho city.
captured and has
guilt like a large-
tliat Have never
& Patterxou'a bo-
Rcad
Holyeraoii'ti "ad" on firat
Glbbs lias been
iMiifeed to his
number tiro doing
traded at Gliltert
fori'.
The Kkvliio stuvt ear ciinimny
will soon Iki busy const i noting their
road up Chemeketo street, during
tlio ine.iiitlitK' buy your groceries at
Sijulro Kai ni r'ri. ,
Juki1 Ui:n:trK?
latlliw' foli hutau
uoods nl Mih
utore near the oiTcr.i hoie.
Kinit, Kihu. The Haltliiiortf llbh
market on I'ouit street! tliophieo
to get youi llhli, piiiltry and game.
of order, rx1-1
them
Some ufllcinl Tests,
Coaiparatlyo Strengtli nni Which
is Mftgt Eionoinicul.
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Tho below tabulated statements
are extracts from public teats of
baking powders, mado fo ascertain
their relative valuo )y practical uso
in baking. Tho powdar containinir
tho largest amount (of available
leavening gas (excludhijr tho alum
and phosphate powders) not only
produces tho 11 nest, most delicious
and wholesome food, but is lliemcHt
economical in use. jf
United States Government Chem
ist, Professor Edward Q. Love,
found tho comparative strength of
tho powders named at follews:
Cublo In. Gun
Knine por oz, l'owdor.
Royal labsolutely pure) 127.4
Patapseo (alum powder) 125.2
Hantord's None Such (fresh) 121.6
lIaiiford'sNoucSuoli(not fresh) 84.35
Charm (alum powder) 110.0
ClovelMid's 110.9
Sea Foam. 107.0
Dr. Prlce's-i- 102.0
Professor U, W. Parsons, N. Y.
College of Phmmaoy, In tauts nuulo
for tho Grocerat assoelathm of Now
York, found tho strength of six
brands us follews:
Name Crf In. Gmperoz.
Royal (absolutelwpur) 180.05
Cleveland's ...f. 110.04
Sea Foam . ..!,. 113.13
Dr. Price's.-: Y. 109.27
liosford's .. ,j 102.04
Testa by Profeo MoMurtie, late
Chemlst-ln-ChkuAs. Agricultural
Department, Washington, D. C:
Nmiiu L'i. In. (Jas poroi
Royal (absolutely puwi 189.05
Cleveland's.- 104.10
Dr. Price's O0.C5
None Such (Hanford's) 77.24
liosford's (Phosphate) 71.00
It will bo noticed that tho Royal
produces from 17 to 40 per cent,
more leavening g.isihau any other
, cream of tartar powder, aud is cou-
nv.jv,i.-i lUllb l4llfl llll'IV KVU'
Tt'Mim 1 li:ovKr7-Sn t)i r d n y
Drs. Cartwilufht.i'.nil' Jessuw remov
ed u tumor fi-oiii Percy Jory's neck
and he is now Imprpvinghicely.
PUURIA' PERSONA.
Geo. S. Downlngyreturued 'home
to-floy from his trip to Stay tonj
J. S. McCaiu took the morning
train for a trip to Grant's Pas
Wm. Hartness left on th6 after
noon train for his home dear Me
hatna. Hugh TliompBnfaioy able to
attend to duty in the state treasur
er's olllce. ' t
W. A. Muuly is In yPortland,
where he has ben spciming a few
days. Ho will retg,r,iiUiis evening.
With its
olkii broken
llttlo w.itury
Kcrltmble sutrcrlii
has wonderful
puilflcs the
und the bkln
Salt Itliouin.
ltolilnp, dry
P'lliiful
powc
lis
hot Nlcln,
und the
ne Inde-
Sursupurilla
vcf this disease. It
xiiels the humor.
witnuit a scar. Send
for book cc
ouie,
Loi cli
alnlujj munyi
I. Hood A. Co,
statements ol
ithecarles,
WrlghtV Hop Cilo'y and Chamomile
Bitters uicllubUi tonic, appetizer and np
parlent, Invigorates the digestive organs
and provent-s dyspepsU, can be relief up
on. Sold by 'all druggists.
l .
It Ijliould Not lie.
Editor Jeviinal: I notice in al
most every batch of bills against the
city there is oVio or more In favor of
a member ofthe council. This
should not be, Vind every memGer
of that body should rigidly abitain
from having business with tho city
and cluims against it for hlmsalf and
fellow members to pass upon. The
impropriety of it is manifest. He
makes a claim against the.clty, and
men voies inai ine cuy suau pay it,
If he nominally abstain from vot
ing, the committee ok claims, com
posed of his fellow members, feel
a natural delicacy In reporting
against ms ciaim, anaxnis teuow
members feel a dellcioy in voting
against its nllowauce. a ring
might be formed Jand themayor
uuu nn iiiu uiuiiiueiH pub tu yiaiins
and all agreelug Jlo support aoh
other's bill. The 'members of the
city government should have no
business with thf city. If they
havo any, delicacy should prompt
them to resign. X.
ENGLEWOOD ADDITION ! ,
4
Which is situated fpon high ground overlooking the city, and only four blocks from the elegant High School
building. The horse car line will soon bo running to the school build ng on their new extension up Center
street, and are headed for this addition. Tho Electric line will pass within one or two 'blocks of t y and one or
both of these lines will eventually traverse the full breadth of Englewood. This property Is selling Tapldly to
a class of investors who will put In tasty, substantial improvements, which added to the building, grMIng and
other public improvements, which we propose to put on, will insure to the investor an ample Pr?"f: ' J
to sell again, or a tasty, handsome neighborhood if he desires to make it his home. There Is nothing in the city
that will equal It. Or if you desire acre property call at our office over tho Capital National Bank, and we w 11
show you, free of charge, the cheapest and best live and ten acre tracts In the country, , the nearest into the city
and that which will double quickest in value. We mean HAMPDEN PARK and FAIRVIEW ADDITIONS.
TERMS EASY. To the poor man with but a few dollars, this is a grand opening and should be Investi
gated at once, and young men should not slight It. . .. . . , ,
If this add. should happen to catch the eye ot some one at a distance, we request that you send for descrip
tive hand-book of "Salem and Vicinity," Salem Land Company, Salem, Oregon.
DIED.
us Be
i
,JWV
jue.va
reen, Sun-
the Infant
Ire. J. A.
o place to-
lug taken to
LOONEY.r-At Hazel
day, Nov. 21, 1889,
twins oi Air. anu
.Liouucy.
Tho funeral wjll
morrow, tno renin l
Maeleay for burial
SCOVILLE. At t
parents, Sunday
Mr. Charles Scov
2o years.
Charley has been' sick sapie time
past and yestcrdtiy ho wa taken
away, juiuerai was tins atteruoon
from his father's risldeuco In South
balem.
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