The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 30, 1903, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-fWSTffVffS & JOURNAL, 6AUCM, n.rneN: THURSDAY JULY 30, 1903. T ""1 TtfgAig ,TWO yg r., R W Oregon Elks . -in the East The Oregon Klks who attended the recent grand lodge and carnival In Baltlmoro. wont siRlit-sceIng In Wash .IngUm a few days ago. The party In rlndoa Dr. B. U. McDonald, of Uaknr City, deputy dlitrict grand exalted ruler for the slate: P W. Deltuff and wife, of Tlio Dallus. Oeorgo tl. Small -f Haker City: Mr and Mr. W. J. Pat serson and Roliert Walllirunn. of Bak ro City; Dr. V. If. Dyrd and daughter Miss Wlnnlfred. of Bnlera, Tho other Tnmhira of tho Oregon delegation John IiJtnont and H. C. Hlpplo of PnrtiMml. J. II. Poarco and iter, u "Pryiblakl. of La Orande: nro visiting In TOillAftolhliln Thronchoiit the itrand carnival the 'prfgon. contingent Industriously dl Mlrutod among Eastern Elks a rant amount of literature advertising Oro 3am and tho Lewis and Clark pxpndl Hon, and In tho pnrado decorated their ranlages with streamers bearing tho "words? "Oregon Klks IxjwIs and trtark Fair. 1006. Tho delegation 'found that the fair la but slightly "kn&wn In thn East, and say It should 1)0 extensively advertised In oritur tc ajlvo It tho promlnonco ft deserves, o To Recover Timber Lands ' The first of tilt suits to bo Instituted hy the todeml ?ovprnmen for the re vpyory ot lauds granted tinder (he fraudulent affidavits mado before Warlo U Ware, as United BlnUs com mlssloner at Hugono. were filed In tho "United Hta'tes circuit court at Portland jrestordny afternoon. Tho defendants Titmcd nro Q II. Method. William II "Watklns. James II Warrick and Sam lie) J-. Carson and al four have been mcu ny iinueti msics commissioner Vladen to appear before him on Sep tember 7th and show causo why the lands granted them should not revert U thn government. Tho suit was begun by District At tornoy Hall In the name of Henry M. J lor. acting attorney-general of the 'United States. Tho alienations of the complaints In each case nre exactly the same, excepting tho difference of tho localities of the lands alleged tc nave ueen rraiwuionuy invoivcit. in asll 480 srrtti so far are Involved. Thoy nro located In township 24 south of Tango I east or tho Willamette merid ian. Tho first tilings were mado, ac cording to tho afflUavlt. by Watklns, Warwick and Carson In M92. and ,proofa woro Issued by tho llnsuuiirg 'landcnflkp In lpot, upon the presentn tloirot fraudulent artldavlis which were sworn to berore Miss Ware All thteo of the parties, tho com -plaint allogos.xworo fle'ltlous. and the names er used only In order lo tenia tho lands. wliluh were afterwards transferred to McUhxI, who now holds them. Watklns, Warwick and Carson nro supposed to have lived In Cottage drove, and. although tho commission er has cited tlism to appear, tho ojll era do not oxpoot that thoy will over l'o seen. Tho threo nro In tho minds of the oRledrs. simply nun-exUtent per onin An Indian Killed For thn first tlmo In many years tho united Slate nuthurltlos have been called upon to prosecute an Indian for tho murder of his follow tribesman. Tfostonluy nfturnoon United state District Attorney Hall was notified by telephone thnt an Indian by the name of Frank Wlnnlsult had murdered an Indian policeman by the name of Pol ott on July 2Cth, nt tho Warm Springs Indian reservation. Just how tho unfortunate affair hap jwued Is not known, but tho district wUorney was Informed thnt the mur tlerer attacked and killed his victim by stabbing him with a knife. Tho mur tier was committed nt tho Warm Springs Indian renervntlon. and the murderer was Immediately plaeod un tier arrest. If eoiivlcted. tho murdoror would be Imngml In IVrtlaod. tho offonsp com Injr within tho federal Jurisdiction. Wants Divorce. Jcnnl M. Ueardon has filed n com jikltit tu the second department of the circuit court, asking for a dlvoroo from It. V. Ueardon. alleging nuaudon luont and desertion. Thu couple was innrrled at Islington Morrow county. March 1(, 18S0, aud. according to the complaint, defendant ilsrte4 his wire In UW. There are two ihlldron. Karl, nged and Mario, aged is jours, Tho plaintiff aska for uu absolute ill vorce. and for tho iulody of the -ohllUrvti. THEQLQ HEUAmiX NaK POWDER mmmmsummrm mi 01 i n t lJusra Few Hop Notes, itk n fi Piich. of Chenlawa. onO of the leading hop grower of that neighbor j hood, sold tho remnant of his last . year's crop to E. C. IJorren. of this , city, last evening, and the hops were tills morning loaded, and shipped to London. Tho lot contained 120 bales nf trtctlv choice coods Last fall Mr. Herren bought 68 hales from Mr. Pugh. n part of tho samo crop, at 25 cents and oven higher figures were offered to Mr. Pugli for tho romainoor oi nm holdings at that tlmo, but ho declined to sell, holding for an advance. The I hops Vero strictly choice, and were the product of 30 acres Mr, Pugh says that this year, from tho samo acreage. . and with fully as good cultivation, ho ( docs not expect more than 00 bales, his helm? ono of the few yards In the county that did not reach tho stand ard anticipated j The Eugene Ouard lias tnc lonowing concerning hops In Its Issue of last cv cnlng: "C. U Kltchard, buying for his com pnny. today took charge of the Thorns burv lot of lions, consisting of 40 bales, and consigned them to Eastern mar kets. Figures private. "Tho hops across tho river are look-; Ing fine A drive through tho Davlcs ' placo and Young's yard convinces ono that the yield of Lnno county this year will bo up to the usual standard and quality. Tho Increased acreago will i probably add considerably to the ylold of tho county." j 0' Best Ever In Salem A splondld audience greeted tho per formance last night, notwithstanding tho band concert In tho Marlon square. Eevory turn was warmiy ap plauded, and nil went awny satisfied that It was the best vaudevlllo per formance ever presented to a Salem audlonce. Lltlo IJaby Owen, tho llttlo 5-year-old star, proved n big drawing card, and won tho hearts of alt by her graceful manners. Eva Thatcher cre ates much laughtor when ever sho makes hor appearance as tho Irish lady. Cnmpboll Ilros.. tho expert Jug glers nnd ling punchors. do n turn that has nover been equaled In Snlnnv nnd their work Is done with perfect case. Dan McOreovy. the comedian. Is al ways entertaining, while Chns. Chono wsth. tho cornctlst. nlwnys delights Park patrons with his magnificent so lections. Throughout tho program Is excel' lont. nnd those who novo not visited the Park should do so this week Thero will be an entire chnngo Sun day, May Play Game Here Wmluesday's ltugene Ounrd nays: "Tho Imselmll directors today re ceived Information thnt ltoseburg did not want to piny with Kugeuo In Ku gene next Saturday or Sunday. Thin unsettlo-the sluatlon. when It was thought thnt tho giimo would bo pulled off here It may bo derided to pull tho game off In Snlum In thnt caso tho Kugeuo management would get half of the gate receipts', which would, no doubt, be larger In Salem than In Eugene, on account of tho cIoho rlv airy of the toiniotehera of tho lenguo. I "The matter was to hnvo been set ' ' .-. .i ... . ... . . .. ' uru mis aiiernoon, nut the local ill rectors camo to no definite decision.' Brought Good Prices! leunl who think tho fruit Imliutrv of smalt Imnortnnco, ctm nut somo light from tho following, taken from n uuiirorma toiogram of tho 27th a mintlrtxl curloaas of fnilt n tiny. or 3 400,000 lxiumls. nro now nuim.' ISast from Sucrnmunto. Un tu it Momlny tho numhor of inr mt But I to all iioInU beyoud OniIn was 1717 Thoy contained 11.WSO0O nomuU of t iruic. 110111 tno rallroud oiuillc aU and tho orohardUtit iiaya that tho nmanootn aro fnvorablo for tho ahlpmcnt Kat thla oaon of 192.ooo.000 pound of nil aorta of Kwn fruits. Thla la cuuln- lunt to KiH)0 carloada. T 110 Now York. Chloaco. llotnn nn.l 8t. Tuul demand for all kind of Call- tonua xrcan fruit la reported to bo IronRor than oor The orchardlsta, through an oxeoutlvo rominlitce. nro routing tho shipments In suoh a man : mvi u ma hi Rnn mo maruct hi any ,lcu as-oiaiouru ana Kellogg, of tho lUtatwru oltlea. On this account Tho old building was once owned by prices are. kopt firm and steady. Tho Mr- lyon. who established tho On sevens winter and spring woather In "otto, the flret newspaper ever printed many Ustern and Southern localltlM the Umnqua alley, some forty-ali ilcstroyetl moat of their fruit trees, years ago. ' This Is the main reason for the. hlb Mr. I'atlerson bouaht the houso nnd prleea bolus lld for California fruits. "d It as a hotel, afterwards selllnir It Owing to the two4 prtei obtaluetl to Mr. Copelanrt. Qmte recently Mr n the Rasurn 1 markots. this aeaaon JaiGsrrlson purchauod the proportjC and' th best California orchardlsta havq . to him comos tho loss orthe old land' had In U ur years. tmuk.Onrdlnor Gaiette, Old Landmark Gone. The first tire In ths ulileat town, ex- j v .iuvihiii. in ttern Otokqu .k ..1 . . . 1W0 by Mr. Scott, after vhom the town nn.'nvu un Wednesday. July 16. Two ""uu"- t. uiui .mfa ueo, c. Hitch bulWlnijs were dtMod. Ono was uat l? Ftrst Christian church this l? ;,oou hulldlns belonglns to Uus tThlVrty evening, to which all Mitchell, the other the old butldlus morabc,r f o church are tnvlud. al knawu as the lattenmn hotol tin k0;r,oni,s- 8cotttmrK). Tho hqtot buildlns; was M.r mJ Mw- Kltchey lenve In a an BRpleut landmark. It waa built in k and a half for their nw ..tn waa uswcu 'jne lumber used In Us'r"- v DttIom wko this means tc construction tvaa sawe In one of tho i nvo a tlnB altogether beforo thoy oM-tlme sawmills then In operation at nr near the town TuU bulldlnt was older lhaw Roae bury. I'ortland, Salem. Bujieno or Ash laud. Oregon City vraa then a very neyr frontlor Oregon ttjwn. Jackson. VlU was a llvelr mlulnv Mmn TW...1. t ...v ..- .w. --- -! ri i 4 FRANK DAVIS, Manager. I STANDARD BISCUIT CO. (Union Label) Makers ot PARADISE SODA Loonies. ;; CAPITOL COMMISSION Wholesale Fruits and Produce. Phone No.2231, ( fii-mfif ! iift-wnf ianmg8 SPBER 20c doen for eggs JOc per lb for hens 17 J-2c per lb for butter In trade, less 10 per cent in cash iwwinuminnnnnimnniinuununn, 1'innqua county waa thon nt Green Valloy. Umterwood'a ranch. A fqw years latar. about 1SC1, Umpqua coun ty was. by popular voto. attached to DoiiKtaa county. Kmm Smii.tm,. than wna only a pack trail through tho wlldornosa of foroat and pralrlo to the Wlllamotto nnd Roruo lllver valloys Moro than Wo Indians thon llveil bo- Farewell Reception. There will be a farownii r.i,n latiilAr..l T. -1 . ... . " I'0, ttl.Aa5h0,m- California, and their KO. Unique Photograph, ue osa him Htorage Company yoatcrtlay ovonln had a unique pjot graph taken, at tho Danner stud a A large cake of Ice bad hn vii.J Tho itosa Cold Storage READY For a good smoke? Their to get a Recruit 5c cigaiv ; When you touch the i to it you'll understand ' why it's at the front with the great army of smokers TWO BANDS FROM RECRUIT CIGARS ARE EQUAL TO ONE TAG FROM STAR TOBACCO IN SECURING PRESENTS SaVe FROM CRACKERS and all kinds of fancy CO. llllhee Block. BROS. brought to Mr. Danner's studio, and a photograph of tho Ico containing tho flguro of tho child was tuken. Tho pic turo looks as ir the child was frozen solid In tho monatrous cako. and forms n vory unique nnd attractive souvenir picture Knat Oregonlan. Carloads of Watermelons Tho Rogue River Courier says: Tho watermelon crop for tho ywy win oe a very good ono. In splto of tho extreme dryness of tho season, in the llttlo valley alonK Roguo river west or urnnts Pass thore nre probably 2oo aoroa or moro of the luscious fruit now growing. Tho heaviest grower thla ,vur . . .n. itoymere. who has some 65 nerea in mninim w n . Hif ";L.Mt ,?f.?-8 Sl?. "me ii. " n. nave 35 acres and Lawson and Alvorseu about 10 aores each. Besides these are num bers of smallor patches In different viiiuub vi mo vauey. CASTOR I A For Iamt aad. Children. TM M Ym Hart Always IsvfM 'Band EVERY Hi Harritt s Lawrence Sell more Groceries and better Groceries than ANYBODY There's where you get GOOD treatment and GOOD soodi Stop in nnd bco for yourself. fH - KfH - ftl'H'HH - l - B'fl - l - H - B'fa - t - UICYCLGS I $35 i(iKaC! I That is why we are still selling three wheels where we sold one at this time S last year, Call in and inspect the 1903 models f or ask our ridersi they know, and you will have no trouble finding Rambler and National friends Bicycle Repairing $ Wo repair all makes of wheels, 5 Give Us A Call, We Try To Please ISHIPP & old p. o. grocery. flaB - t - MtH - l - l'fll'l - HKtM - aa - i $40 Sundries We have a com" phte repair shop. Wo fit all makes of tires, HAUSERi J k Bears the Signature of z&&; The Bike Met .-.v iuuu Euveruor en tno torrt Clllt. tnn'klnc ivwn . . - .... wtf vn urvjjwu Th. count, .eat of sTanJ ita V& wST '& T " & IMlMIBmniMiMlMIMlMuiMtBIMIIIBiMlMlfilfJlMIMlBI EE388Ki3 BRS jA-jA. - OhJdSfcfc.