The Daily journal., February 13, 1902, Image 1

DAILY i JOURNAL
Train Report Shasta
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VOL Xll
V
SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13, 1902
NO 37
THE
YOUNG
A STUDY IN CAUSE and EFFECT.
Don't Judge
TEDDY
IS SAFE
m
i
DIPLOMATS
GREATLY
EXCITED
Over Reminiscences of
the Spanish War
esmffimsum I
A Corset by Its Face
Turn It over
LOOK ON THE
OTHER SIDE
AND
, .TatfTOrvlXTCTgTTTTJTl fMrn -
m
4h
f -
Insist
Ann around the body
THIS EX.LUSIVE
routine of Thomson's
GLOVE FITTING
Corsets
Sold everywhere
I Y$S PARIS SHAPfr"
("SHORT HID) " uookioi irec
THEY DON'T MAKE
A FREAK-
Wo lmo nit tlio now shapoi,
at "RACKET PRICES."
THE NEW
E. T.
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE
PKICE CASH STORE.
Cor. Commercial and Ohamekota Sts.
tirrvsmTrmzsH iL'.irmn
mr
The Popular Host
Is the ono who !e always careful in (ho
choico of his table wines and will not
lisk hie standing by not providing wluo
an good as his dinner. No mistake can
bo made if youjuso winea and cigars
rom Rogers, whore only the purest and
flnoat vintages are pnld j
J. P. ROGERS, fig.
Wholesale and Retail Llauor Dealer
This is to Certify
CoTJlZlonl" Blem' Oro- Au " ml
Crippled and Many Years an Invalid.
lo wuoin ihetu pri'.mu nhuu uumu, uiui'lt ti.
About fourteen years ilnoo t iiIup ycsr or ago
I mot wttU an accident whlcn causeu an liilury
tomriplneand polTlobono which resulted In
tlte forinatiou of hutnpod iihouldora and hip. a
ihortenlu? ot the wain and dliplaccment or ln
wrnal organs, and ahortenlUK of about two
Inches ot one limb between tbo kneo and hip.
In addition to the outward ai.pcaranco of my
body as above described In March 1000 I wax
taken with a severe attack of La Grippe from
the effect of watch I suffered neatly with my
lungs and bean, aud wheulu May 1W0I came
to and began treatment with Dr. J. K. Cook my
condition was about as follows Could per
form no manual labor, wuld not stoop to pick
anything from tho Boor. Could get about the
houso only with dldlculty, and getting up stairs
was next to impofelWe. Could use my limbs
only with dlfflculty and one of them waa much
i w .... iiaiuni warn haillv wrfrltPa.
H4 cough an X wrero latu on lungs ntl lieart
no appetite, could sieeo oniy in uroaeu ipii,
and In many ways suflered almost constant and
Indescribable agonies. In short I was as much
dead aa alive, i'revlnusly to my attack of La
Orlppe I wat treated orer a period of years by
many physicians to no fffva piiirosc
My
itralt
personal apporu t ,,mefi!
straight In tho back as aajoi e Mr.w"'
limb restored to normal slie and but llttlo more
than half an Inch shorter than the other. Have
free use of my limbs and can w up stairs one
tool niujr mo uiuoi mi" ..r "r" "'
wuitls lengthening dm stoop to the floor
with case, Can get about and do pretty muoh
any and everything other well people can do
My appetite Is splendid, sleep soundly and am
absolutely free from pain. ,
Having lived In Ur tooVs family for nearly
a year I havo seen muoh of the effect of bis
treatment upon others, and eau truly and
cheerfully recommend the Doctor and his raed
leal skill to all In any way afflicted
Tho Doctor's treatment lu this case was wbol-
tlonally atmluUterwl No res.rt to th ue
of knife, meohaulcal appliance or other method
of treatment Mug emU-y R08ENBAUU
uiiian Kosenoaum uaa iiveu u "' .
afcout nine years. ,, . ,
We. the undersigned, are personally afnualnt
ed with the above afflut and cheerfully sub
scribe to the truth of the foregoing statement,
N ROSrlSliALlM.Kather.
BrSAN IIAKHISOri,
A. V, KUOtniiAUJi.
Subscribed and sworu to before me this 34th
darof An. 1901.
Beal attached.
W. W. HALL, .
i!oiintv men
By A MrCTUX)CH. Deputy.
THE ELITE CAFE
20S Commercial Street.
Meals at all hours Open day and night
Only ttace la the city bin jlloi the
Famous Olymr-ia beer Is the Hecep
tkm Saloon. Wholesale aol Weiall.
E ECKERLEN, Proprietor
Upon
Having
The S atns
ud apfiicauun
YOU LOOK LIKE
and eoll ttiia woll known brand
Now Bprlng thipment just in.
YORK RACKET
DARNES, Proprietor,
Our Store Closes at 6 O'clock
Every Evening Except Saturday
No Wonder
It would make you fool bluo it
ou got the treatment your watch Rets.
How onjt, since it wnBclcnncd and ol'ed?
How many timca has it (alien on the
flior in llio past year? Why did you
lot that blacksmith Hie tlio rust off tlio
mainspring? Whin aro you going to
biing it to
Barr's Jewelry Store
Repairing a
Watch...
Of tho flnost workmanship U a
branch of our buslueea that wo give
special attention to. Our repairing
department is conducted with tlio
utmost caro and skill, diamonds aro
reset, and jewelry of all klndtt Ib re
paired in tho most perfect manner,
boaiclea optical work of all kinds.
C. T, Pomeroy
288 Com'ISt.
Watchmaker and Optician
mwQitrR0Ni i
CORSETnlUlTONT'
mwmmmmumwumntm
Acme Is
Stirred Up
The Kugene Register's Acme corres
ponlent says:
"Quite an excitement Has raised here
in town on Sunday evening by the un
earthly scream of a hungry panthor on
the outskirts of town. Soon tho town
was all astir, dogs and guns being in de
mand with an upward tendeucy on tho i
market, but nothing could bo dona at
night. Tho next day a hunting party
was organized to hunt for tho beast,
when, after ecouring the hills and
brusli half a day or more Warren An
drews and Bess Martin uncovered a she
bear with one cub about a day old Af
ter a lively fight In which ono dog was
badly hurt the bear was placed hors de
combat and brought to town on Cess
Martin's back, Next day as Geo. Unam
terlaln was going up the gulch back of
1,1b house to cut tome stove wood he
heard a alight noUe and upon looking
in that direction eaw and enor
mous panther not 10 rods from the house.
The animal was sitting quietly on a log
licking its paws. George remembering
that his wife was needing some wood
very badly returned to carry It for her.
Again was a hunting party organized but
to no purpose. Tho sdrenaue continues
nightly and the women and etiiiuren are
careful to be home at night."
Some very nice articles for
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Hearts, etc., at
Day
II
114 Statt Stmt
our
Current
Events
Capitol.
at the
Wabiunciton, Fub. 13. Dlploinatlo
circles here have not beon so stirred up
lor years as they now aro over complica
tions arising from the various declara
tions in Europe as to the attitude of tlio
different governments toward tho Unit
od States when this country was about
toenvagoin nnr with Spain. At this'
time it is well to atato that no otllclal
notice wilt bo takon of the matter by tho
atato department. Just now It is Eng
land's turn t spoak.
Tho publication in Germany of a note
alleged to havo beon nddreaeed by Am
bassador i'aunccfote to tlio diplomatic
corps hore came as n groat surprise.
Pauncofoto decllued to discuss tho mat
ter' When tho proper time comes it is
expected here that the records will bo
produced and the entire question .eot at
rest.
Mitchell Speaks
Wabiiiuion, Feb. 13. Senator Mitch
ell, of Oregon, addrossed tho Sonato to
day on the (Philippines tariff bill. Ho
held that under existing conditionu it
is neither right, expedient, or necoteary,
to apply to our insuUt poeeseions tho
same rule that wo apply to forolgn
countries touching upon Ouba. Mitchell
said that the United States was not in
duty bound to enter into any trcatlos cr
commercial regulations with Cuba that
my in any manner effect adversely any
American interest.
Denounces Cable Company,
Congressman Corliss, ol Michigan,
wIio'Ib tho author of tho bill providing
for tho laying of a cable from San Fran
cisco to Manila, made Ins initial pre
sentation of the case to the Houeo to
day. Corliss In bitterly opposed to tho
laylngof theuiblu by private concerns.
He denotliu til the methods of the Com
mercial Cable Company, in attempllng
to get over ahead of Congress and to eo
curo from tho President u poimission
which lie is not nut! orized to grant, to
lay tho cable, and hi cause In tho face of
his refusal they hjtve prepared to lay and
operato tho cabU without tho concent of
thoGovernmcntof th'i United htatos.
BOTH
DREW
GUNS
Pendleton Scribe and
Quarrel.
Clerk
Pri.sm.uoN', Or. Fob. 13. A shooting
affray between a roportor on a dally pa
per here and a clerk In a hotol was nar
rowly averted weunesday aftornoon. Doth
men had out their revolvers, but were seU
ed before they could uso them. Tho men
were Glenn Ruehee, clerk in the Hotel
Pendleton, nnd R, V. Hutchlns, a re
porter on the Daily Hast Oregonian,
The trouble nas duo to a question as
to the identity of tho informer on John
Haydeu, a commercial man of Portland,
who was arrested yesterday and fined
f 10 and coats for having two bob-white
quails in his possession. Hoyden says
the birds wero glvon to his wife by a
friend in Idaho, On his arrival heto!
yestenUy, he gave a bx outalnliu the
quail to the hotel cleik with the request
that tho birds bo cooked.
The hotel clerk opened tho Ikx in the
preeence of eoveral witnesses, one of
whom promptly informed the deputy
game warden, who caused the arrest of
Hayden. Tho clerk of the hotel got tho
Impression that thenoivspaper man had
represented that ho Infot mod on Hay
den, and in the dlsouaslon about tho
matter this afternoon threatened to
thrash the reporter. This afternoon the
dispute was renewed, and after clinch.
ing, both men made a display of fire
arms. The hotel clerk was lined f0 for
assault.
WALKERS
. SMASH
RECORDS
New York Pedestrians in Six
Day Race.
New Your. Feb 18 Tho surviving
teams in the six day walking matoh now
going on In this oity passed the five
hunJred mile mark this morning. The
leaders are still miles ahead of the
world's record.
European Claims to
Friendship.
Great Improvement is
Noticed ,
Barring Accidents Recovery
is Sure.
i
The President and Wife much
Elated. '
Gkoton, Feb. 13. Tho fin tl crisis In
tho illness of young Roosevo! i has beon
met and passed, and barring the unex
pected, ha will livo Tho liaeaso has
been chocked in tho light lu )g and the
loft wasalmost completoly clenrod during
tho night. Tho boy slept we(l all night
and Secretary Cortelyou announced at
eight-thirty this morning that thopatlent
was doing nicely. The Prebldont and
his wife are in high spirits tb,!o morning,
as they feel tho critical point of their
son's illnops is passed. Tho doctors wore
able to say this morning that tho pationt
is on the most certain road to recovery.
Tho President took n short walk around
tho school grounds this morning.
All Danger Past'
This afternoon it was announced that
tho President would leave fqr Wasluni,-
i ion ai -inu louay. lituur iuu i resworn,
viBited the correspondent's Headquarters
and confirmed this. Al'co Roosevelt
will arrivo hero tomorrow. During his
talk with tho cot respondents tho Prcsl-
1 dont thanked thorn for tho bequot of
(lowers thoy had sent Mrs. Roosovolt
I and also for tho consideration thoy lmvo
shown during tho crh'a. Ho afterwards
shook hands with each of them. Ho an
nounced tho rapid convalescence of Iiib
son and stated that -ra. Roosevelt and
Miss Alice would take young Teddy to
tho Whito Houso as soon as" possible.
NORA
FULLER
BURIED
No Clue Found as to Her
Slayer.
San ritANOisco, Fib. 13 Tho fuuoral
of Nora Fuller, whofo nuujo body was
found in a iioueo at 2211 Sutter Streot
'nndvthoso fato has thrown tho nholo
I 1. 1 .. ..ni. nWMl. llMintl, I1M llftllt tllfll
Cliy llllll lUlll CAVItUlllullb yt.io livif. ....a
afternoon, from tho California St Meth
odist Church. Rov. A. 0. llano, pastor,
olllelating. There aro no developments
whatever toward the solution of tho
mystery although evory nervo Is bslng
strained by tho pollco to discover tho
man Hennott, who Is suppei'tod of being
her murdoror.
HELEN
GOULD'S
BUTLER
Confesses to a Serious
Theft.
Nkw-Yoiik, Feb. 13. Daniel Donovan,
a butler omplojed by Helen Gould, was
arrested today for stealing three thous
and dollars worth of property from tho
Gould household. He confessed to the
crlmo.
ST LOUIS
BRIBER
DYING
Scandal to be Aired on
Monday.
St I.ooih, Mj, Feb. 13. John
Murroll, one of the men Indicted in
connection with the aldermanlo bribery
oases, is dying of pneumonia. The trial
of the cases Is set for next Monday,
Lost Hair
It's risky, this losing of
the hair. You may not get
it back again. When the
hair first begins to fall out
use Ayer's Hair Vigor. It
will stop the falling and will
make new hair come in. And
it always restores color to
gray hair.
"My hair came out badly and was
fast turning gray. I tried Ayer's Hair
Vigor. It stopped my hair from coming
out and cemilittly restored the color."
Mrs. M. D. Orsy, North Salem, Mass,
tl, All tniiltls, J. C. AVER CO, Uwtll. Mssa.
ROYAL Baking Powder is indispen
sable to the preparation of the finest
cake, hot-breads, rolls and muffins.
Tlic " Uo-nl linker and Pastry Cook" con
taining over 8oo most practical and valuable
cooking receipts free to every patron.
Send postal card with our full address.
BRITAIN
WANTS
FRIENDS
Germany and America Were
Invited.
To Join the Anglo-Japanese
Alliance.
lKHLin, CCUi I.I 11 10 IUUII Ulllbinii;
announred that Germany and tho Uni
I, T..t. 11 I. I. amI nfttrtlall..
ted BlatoH woro informed of tho Anglo
Japaueiu rilllntipo and wnrn invllod In
loin in tho future It is said that tho
East-Asian alliance between Germany,
Russian nnd France has ceased and is
not to bo reausciUtod,
j Prlnco Henry's visit to America is ae
i sumlng groat importance and there is
otllclal authority for tho statement that
It is hoped the Prince's vieit will lead
America to continue to maintain a
friendly neutral attitude towards Ger
many, which Is now more to bo desired
than over on account of tho Anglo. Jap
anese alliance.
FIERCE
KENTUCKY
JUTTLE
Between Officers and Moun
taineers. Mtnni.KHiiono, Ky., Feb. 12. Six men
are dead and as many more are dying
as the result of a battle between o (II com
(rom Middlesboro and raountalneeis.
The battle, which wap ono of tho most
desperate in the history of mountain
warfare, occurroi botwoen -i and 0
o'clock this evening lit 10 Turner's
Quarter Home saloon, .') miles from
Middlesboro,
Last month sorni mules and other
goods of Turner's wero levied on in pay
ment of a debt, and a few nights ago. it
Is alleged, he, with others went to Vir
ginia, where tho properly had been tak
en, secured what was formerly his and
returned to the Quarter House. Today
Deputy Sheriff Wat Thompson summon-
,eJ a posse of ten or fifteen men for the
purpose ol arresting TuriierutliiBfcaioon,
The J-oulsvillo aud Nashville railroad
refused to convey the olllcera to the sa
loon and they walked through the
mountains. Turner had heard that an
attempt woull be made to arrest him,
and he and his fifteen men gave the
olllcera a warm reception, The saloon
was well situated for an attack like this.
It was built of logs and was surrounded
by a 30-foot fence, In w hich loopholes
had been out to that Inmates could shoot
at outsiders.
Turner's sitrroudor was demanded.
His r ply was a round of shots. Charley
Cecil, ol Middlesboro, was riding a pony
in plain view of the Turner men. Home
one raieed a wImIow of the log house and
shot Cecil, who fell dead. Instantly the
man at the window fell back, pierced by
hall a doteu bullets. Then the firing be
gan in earnest. The officers scattered,
Hndhldlngbehlnd truss, poured a galling
fire Into the mountain fortress. In the
fight, John Doyle, a railroad man, was
shot In the hand. The town men gath
ered closer around Turner's place, un
daunted by the shots whluh wIiIzmmI
around them
Housekeepers are sometimes importuned to buy
other powders because they are "cheap."
Housekeepers should i top and think. If such
powders are lower priced, aro they not inferior?
Is it economy to spoil your digestion to save
a few pennies?
Alum is used in some baking powders
nnd in most of the so-culled phosphate, pow
ders, because it is chunp, niul makes a
cheaper ponder. Hut nlunt is norros
Ive poison which, taken in food, ncmnjuri
ously upon the stomach, liver and kidneys.
nOVAL DAKIMO POWDER CO, 100 WILLIAM ST.,
As soon as Cecil was killed his com
panions dotormtned to burn Turner's
rondczvous.nnd In tho midst ot tho battle
a man applied a torch to ait exposed side
of tho building. Soon tho building was
in fiamos. Sovoral of tho mountaineers
camo to tho window and wero Immediate
ly shot down. Tho inombora of the posse
surrounding tho barricade, woro dolor,
mined to let none escape. Leo Tumor
and several of his friends, however, In
some manner escapod, and he in now at
Mingo mines, eight milos from Middles
boro. Several of his men perished in tho
Haines.
Fob. 13 All Is quiet today at tho
scouoof Wednesday's battle near tho
quarter Iioubo. John Dohlo, ono of tho
olllcorfl wounded died today, making six
known doaths. A mnuntalnoor brings a
report of threo bodies being found this
morning, n mllo from tho quarter hnue,
III nitllltluil lu tills, tionoo lmvo beon
found lu tho ruins of ''General" Turner's
saloon and it is believed that several
porisiu'd In tho flames that destroiol
tho structure.
DANIELS
WON'T
TALK
Roosevelt's Rough Rider San
guine. Piiobnix, Ariz., Fob. 13. lion Dauleh,
the recently appointed United States
marshal for Arizona arrived hero this
morning. Ho refuses to discuss Ills al
leged Wyoming prison record but says I
he has written Roosevelt explaining ev
erything and is sanguine nf tho outcome.
Millers faom all over tho country aro i
In Chicago to organize a national body.
PeE!t!tSi
WHTE
Tomorrow wo inauuitrato our annual Whlto Fair, which means great re-
dilutions on tho now Whlto Goods for Spring. This Is the making-up season
and everyone should take advantage ot tula opportunity to secure Whlto
bargains.
Any Color Just
Mur!ins and sheetings.
Ready-made sheets.
Ready-made pillow slips.
Table linens.
Dress stuffs.
Silks.
Kmbroiderlea.
Laces and ribbons.
Kid gloves.
heck wear.
Hosiery.
Corrots.
Underwear.
Handkerchiefs.
Trimmings.
tfjp."
NEW YORK.
NATIONAL
MILLING
TRUST
Has been Formed in
Chicago.
Seven Hundred Millions In
volved. (JitioAoo, Feb. 13. Tho organization1
ot all tlio millers of tho United States
undor ono general head was efoctod hero
today. Twenty thousand milling con
cern a nro Included In Mm nmaniza
tton, reprcsontlntlng a capital of seven
hundred million dollars,
J ho contrnl hoadquarters will bo lo
cated at Chicago or Minneapolis nnd
thoro will probably bo branches in Now
York, St. Louis, nnd Cincinnati.
The purpose of tho organization aro
tald to ho tho securing ot concessions
nnd legislation ot bonfit to millers. It is
denied an advancoot prices Is contem
plated, elthottgh such a stop is not un
unllkoly. FRESH TODAY
...Chocolates...
AND i
Bon Bons
-AT-
Finn's
So it's White
Muslin underwear.
Laco curtains.
Curtain Swisses,
White blankets.
Men's shirts.
Men's ties.
Barber coats.
Whito vests.
Boys' waists.
Nothing excluded
except coutraotgoodi,
if the article is
Whlto you get
tno discount,
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