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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1903)
-( www THE DAILY JOURNAL 8ALEM,, G.tEOON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1903. TWO to u i' : w I: Ifc i IV , I. to E r- DECIDES 4 . ,. -t c AN OLD SUIT 'i u Subscribers to Stock Must Pay Up Says Judge Tuly tb'T'cntlro wlngfTs being delivered on tho ground rapidly, and tho work oj. JJOnsirilCllOjn will ogKin fcueiuru uijj Tho room over tho prison chapel, heretofore used as a hospital. Is be ing thoroughly cleaned and over hauled .by BupL Jamefl, and placed In tho best condition possible. It will bo such an Improvement over" tho past that those who know tho place beforo will scarcely Yocognlzo It. The unsightly partitions hnvo. boon re moved, and tho eutlro space over the chnpol has been converted Into one large, well-lighted room. All the woodwork and tho walls of tho room have! feen thoroughly cleansed and painted or white-washed, a now, neat ly arranged and sightly medicine case placed In tho room, and, when occu pied as a hospital In tho future, as It will bo during tho tlmo the ndw wing l HHjIii.Anliii, .Annlra It will Iwl III IB UllllUlftUlM IVI'UMP, , v . goou anu comionauic a piaco as mu ordinary nuiuai wuru mr uc-u iiieu, a placd where tho sick will not bo handicapped by their unfavorable sur roundings. Mr. James Is on titled to a great deal of credit tor tho change rondo In' this room atono, and It will bo duly appreciated by the prisoners who are so unfortunato as to be com do 1 1 in! to co to tho hosnltal for treat ment. Tl,n nll ifiurni nvitr Ihn MlAftpl hflH been removed, and tho place It occu nirwi in nnur rnvprmi iiv n rnftfi. sun stantlat tin roof. This chango hnd bocomo necessnry as tho old tower, n wooden structure, would not turn water, and during tho winter rains n porfect ilclugo carao down Into tho linstfillnl ntiil ititn I tii lit A nil fi finl Tho woodwork In tho tower was bad ly decoyed, and It was a monnco to Ihn ttinln af riintni-fi na ffinrn vrflll dangor of Its railing nt any tlmo. All tho are light In tin prison grounds ore being placed on now poles. Thcro Is quite n number of llmarti Until,, rtl tl,n tilartn nliMIlt film of them Insliio tho wall, and nenrly iioiidio mat numnor on mo ouisiuo w uio enclosure. Tiieso ugnts wero on Inu' linlna ntiit tfin rmllilM llrhlnil Iiv each one was necessarily smnll. This matter was remedied by Supt. Jamos, Ihftl irnnftnmnn hnvlntf (mimiilli, rn. allied that tho lights gavo insufflclont service, and ho has provided now tmlilH tnr llinm n finmfinp nt wlitnlt havo already been placed In position, ntiil thn tout U'llt lie, nti mnnn TIiamii now poles will bring tho lights front wf io ua ie noovo mo ground, ana will thoroughly light up tho entire orison vnnl mnklmr nil iinrtn nf II n light as day. while tho space sur rounding tho prison will bo lighted far better than It has ever been. and. as a cansenufnri. Ilmrn will lm ln danger from prowlers. Tho several posts on the wall sur rounding tho prison yard have been thorauuhlv rlnniifiil tin nml nalntn,! and the roofB of tho posts aro now ho he lm: limvldpil with n nnw mat nf tmlnf Tho ground between tho prison wali and tho main trnvnlml mini will 11,1a summer bo cleared of all brush, and n clear, open spaco wljl then sur round tho prison ynrd. another safety A A """"" " Csisfe Has Been on Trial Ever ' r.:.;5ince trie uose or the Columbian Exposition Chicago, Aug. 0. Judge Tuly today Tcndorcd a decision making 100 dclln luonts llablo for tho amounts of their .subscriptions to tho famous World'o Wnlr bubblo, tho Columbia Celebration -Company. Stoolo Mackaye. tho theat rical promoter, formulated tho enter jprlsn, which designed to have mon itor apectaolcs during tho Chicago flair. It fell through, and tho Invest on lost hundred of thousands of dol lars. Tho assets wero $50,000 and itho bonded Indebtedness, $800,000. Tho stockholders Included 100 promi nent men ami many small investors. Today's decision on the suit, brought ly tha Juda foundry, for $9000, Is practically n Jiidgmont against the mtockholdr-rs the largest of whom Is tlcorgo M. I'ullman. holding $50,000; J'. Hago, $10,000; ox-CommlsRlnncr of Patents Iluttorworth, $5000; Murray Nelson. $10,000 C. II. Bhodd, $25,000: John Cudohy, ftO;000, and numerous other prominent men $500() each. The vaso has been In court ever since tho World's Fair. Penitentiary Improvements 4 Tho Improvements contemplated at the' penitentiary for some time, and for Vihlch provision was mado by tho last legislature, wilt soon bo undr wayi In fact, are under way now, and tho big prison will soon tako on a different appearance Already many -Changes havo been mado that reflect 'Koui t ruin i on ino now aiiiniiiiniro tlon, and Indlcato that a now ordur of things may bo expected In this, tho state's great prison pon, and which In tho lait 13 months has becomo ono of thn most-talked about penitential lea lu th if United States, by reason of the sensational- outbreak of tho lato (not lumntititil) Trrirv rn AUA t..H.i ..... I uii u!uijr,rMuiiu iiiiiruruiiiuiiin nmyi "" nu iiiiiu jam. unntiiur sulci 1lrt tintltt nf tin lilir llmllhtllmi In- t tin I ttlpltlllrn lllitl hnm In,,. Unnn M....I...I careful observer, who has been fa-1 Throughout, tho Improvements nl imjiar wiiii mo conntiions mere ilur renuy mane, ami ttioso under way and Insv Ittrt Inar iluxa.ln mm. I ! M.anAa In nMninHiiilatlmi .y-.il.4 a tu iii inu mmj, uvvoiip. himi niu viiniiKvn wiitviiiiiuiiuii, luntrri Krcai CrPilli A I wkMi jl f i-4b,Ia & lnii k All., .,t. i nil I li n ,,. - li.. m rm . . . a mv"i; luauv mv uuv a utiiu ui wnui "v luiuwiim HnKuCliy ni nlipt. nmy lu Iw)k'eJ for In tho near futuro. Janioa. who In mnklnjf nn oxcollont TIlA lltlH-lslf tllk Ittvil'l.ln.t ttm tt.A ! Tfturt fl Mm n...I.l..A l...i m t. provomonti-pf tho n.ow wlnjc, con- "tftto'a hx prison, nftil of which tho nn ui. mi iwu ram nw ior a Kiiuitm i'iuuiit nunmiiBirnuon mny won he I iron (i i ii i Trlb for sola by all druggists. SURE eunp pnin dm co Itching Piles produco molsturo and causo Itching, this form, aa well as "llni!, mealing or Protruding Piles aro cured by Dr. llosan-ko's Pllo Item- ituy, stops nciiing nod bleeding. Al sorbs tumnm. COo a Jnr at druggists, or sont-by iimll. Treatise Kreo. Wrlto ?ia. .B!ul our "io- r. Ilosanko. liiiinuuiiniin, rn. tror snlo nt Dr. nuuias drug stores. iY- Arretted Three, The police last night arrested P. P. r ry. Prank Nelson and P. Daly, three mon. aa vagrants, and they are now In the CltV tall nu-nlllon .llu,.,.lil.. of tliolr cases. Q. Your Stepmother. Is still hero, and as busy a ever. When your clothes aro worn and dirty, or tho buttons off. tako them to hor.attho Balom nvin and Cleaning Works. Repairing and rollnlng; new velvet collars put on Overcoats; also four suits a month foi $1. Called for and returned. MI18, C. II. WAI.KKIt, Prop. 195 Commercial 8tret Trlb for salo by the Canttai nn,. Co. Notice to Dor Owners. All l)Wn,ll-H nt ,1ffa M ...t.l..l. ,t - llcuuso has been paid aro warned that tho iluts mint I... ,.r....i.i ...i.i. ... i. ..r,. ' i'"vnuni wuu 11)1 nr nml license tag. or the animals will uo iniiKiiimitM aim troatod as un llcenswl dogii. l) OIIISON. City Marshal Notles to the House Wife. iVh.niM,u &. Ua8R" can """"'y o With the clmlmui nt ,..-i.... 'n.;. ' siVQ special attention to 'phone or- i. gum ring mem up and see. ' .. Theta HiH n n..i Tk manufaoturlnR Industries that ?Vi innjwn out or work by reason 21 "'" "'""inK oui or me dam ar: tn suwm flouring miiu. ih niUm wt works, tho Rlm cannery. th Ihotvias Kay Molen mills, the stale Hjiutentlary. the NVrthwtwt Poundry. ft.ll af balem: llalfouV. Outhrlo & rA' wawhousa. of Tumer: the Ahmsvllle irWit !""." ,uo H,a)'on eleotrlo WW PK th waterworks; the chair lautDrv. thn jtwniiii ... .).... -,.. ...... ."." ;...... ...V 4UIIUUB 1U1II ui itarunur iiroa.. mml ihn ..,ni .. uraiui aon, an or Htayton. V ' ' i i JOURNAL X-HAYS. KX-ConVlcf ltll.v ron ....... .l.v I another mtn'i if. r... i..ii.. , . ' I. i,..i- .. """" fciiui mm l.MV""u, " tniauo. a rw daya oeo. Wttmr am mm fMinrurr Li .5Mi ,? pNustlce must hvo lift JWtmfS m MmSTJTiTt N . Wd tor a moment and Provided tha putjUhmont for tho rrlmo. WAS NOT THE POPE Many Italians Think Pope Leo Diea Years Ago And Claim That His Brother Was Induced bytiiejesu- its to Impersonate Him Home. Aug. 6. It will hardly bo IH.J !..., I, Im Mnt.A.lhnln.d trim (TPIllllHl, UU1 IV ID HCIVI iut.DB ..MV-, I that a number of Influential people in Itomo and among Itoman Catholics throughout Holy continue to believe thnt It was not tho real Popo Leo XIII who has Just passed away, but his brother, Cardinal Peccl, who, as tho story goes, bad Impersonated tho Popo tnr n tiitmliAr nt vnnrn. Thn Pntin nnil his brother wero as allKo ns two peas, and It Is noteworthy that from his vmilli ninnrrltlnn u-hn Imrnmn nnno. ....a nvlMtmnlwilnllnnlA Tlla fimflntmnn. ments on labor, nnd his recognition of tho Pronch ropubllc wero sovoro 1111 n VI III, D ItUWlfl 1,11V ULBKtUf ii (ami hnvo also aimed at controlling tho pol icy of tho Vatican. When Cardinal Pnr,1 fllml fllinnl nlchl vnnrn nirn nml lila lin,lt, ti-fi In 1,1 In nlnfn mniiv nt those who fhw It declared that It was uio pope, not mo cardinal, wno was dend, and that the cardinal, who was nimiand tt tin n inil In tt li mi it a nf tho Jesuits, had heon hurried to tho 1'nrinnn tititi mfliin rn ininnpdnnnin inn tkIV41t Ml 111 flllIV W Sllrvt (JUIlUtV ) V tin tn nt fflin limm wnrn nnr rnvnrn hln 'U'U w IJ ,fs.u mviu ituv si vrissuii. to a nanal election, tho Jesuits not feel ing securo of their influence- bolng Htrnnir onouah to secure tho solcctlon of their nomlnctv Tho cnuso of this Inmtlnw t,,,. na .tmiliflnaa ,l,n In niliftilllti I li,,,,,, , ,, iiuiiuuvdo ,,i,u u death accentuating tho extraordinary rcsemiiinnce tuo two nroinors noro to each other and tho gonoral distrust of 1ir rnllftlmta nnlnra tintnlilt Din Tab 1 1 iiv uiif,iunq uiiiviu iiuiiiuy iiu wvuts Its, that oxlsts even among many Ho mnn Catholic ecclesiastics. c3 SMOKE Vr AND GET RICH Ehery smoker of Recruit 5c cigars has an opportunity to share in the cash offer of $142,500. Zlsk the dealer rtEV? S$e tlaeBa$s Two binds from Recruit Cifirs arc ccul to one Uj from Sur Tobicco In tecurinj ptucnts. wmm&wmfiityz antl illnintr ft nil lltn nUmntm plated Including tho 'raising of tho roor a full story, so that tho new din ing hall, 'when cnnipleted according to tha predent plan, will havo over It tho hospital, a largo room capable of housing over half a hundred patients. number greater by far than tho prison has evr had lu the hospital tn Its history at ono tlmo. The cell ing of tho roam to bo used as a dining ball for tho prisoners will bo talaed fully six feet higher, so as to permit tho Installation f a rags on ono side nbovo tho heads of the prisoners. In which armed guards vlll bo placed to oversea nml control tho prlsonern nt meat times, Ilur tlu men will be fed In common dlnlhg room, nnd not In th cells, as has been the cus torn In the past, and as Is done now. At the south end of the new wing nnd Immediately adjoining It. th much-discussed death chamber will h constructed ground for which ad dition has already liwn brokun. This now addition will bo StxIG feet, two stories high, and will contain, lu ml 'dltlon to tho scaffold, tlm sttel cells In wljleh condemned prisoners, await lug uxi'outlon, are tn bo kepi eonttued uutll tho arrival of the fateful day. when their earthly careers are to nnd to satisfy tho law. As stated about, ground fdr this building has Imim uroljfn," and a number of prisoners ato at work In digging th trendies for the foundation while others are preparing1 tho material. In the old south wing of the main prison a targe bakers oven unused for a number f jears, was built of solid brick, made many year ago, and this oven Is be ing torn out by a force of oonvlots, tho brick being cloaned to bo med tn tho, ounstruotlon of tho foundation of tho now addition Material for tho entlro building and fur tho changes In THE OLD ftSUABLE POWDER AfcsttiAst4sftsWttkssA' 'tsPsnrsw snsr" White. TIia mmlfli-n Innnvntlnn nf wMfn casket, whlto hearso and whlto horses no doubt has como to stay, especially In tho enso of tho obsequies of peoplo below mlddlo ace. nntornrlse. fore sight and buslnoss tact has brought our Capltat City up to dato In this re spect. Kind treatment nnd best of servlcca guaranteed. W. T. IUfinON. 7-2Mm H2 Court Stroet. Money to Loan. Loans In sums of $10,000 or less on short tlmo, or for n period of venrs. 8-4-lm Room C. upstairs' Tlocn niiW. Is1iaiMfrs1fs1IHsHM--sWsWsVWWHM4g-H-H f s Sam Morris Made Good Ham Morris shewed Hint lm miiM play good ball. In his gamo at Port land yesterday. Ho pitched for tho Drowns, ami In snllo nf in nrmm in- his support, managed to pull tho toam uiniiiKii wiiuuTH ny one run. Ho mado one two bagger, bringing In two runs. mm inu n nun ovor mo center llold fence, mnklng n homo run. nnd bring- UK in iiiiinuur man. ny tmx hit he won a hnt offorod by a firm for putting the ball over tho fence nt thnt point. $5 from an enthusiastic fan, and $12 11 sum or coin. mivnra, nl I.I,., Portland Is highly pleasod with his work, nml lm pnuM n.,t n nnr..i ...,i ,i . ---..... n . hwii ,lloi- tlon. If ho could get loose from tho v,uuniuwn school Tills IlKirillllc'a Druannlnn ...... do egntlon of about R( faithful bnso- mm iuus iniui Haiem, wno love Snm iiirnn iikp n orotiier. wore on hand ypsterdnv tit nvii tnr ii.i. .... ,. Thojr presence liolpwl to steady tho ,........ .i. iiuu mings were brenK- Ing bad for him, their shouts of on cournKemcmt limm-iii fn,n, . .. grin and n statement that he. Morris. nn nun in command or himself, nnd thnt th lirenkR Hi n,..,o making wer the luck of tlio gamo. muiiK loose wno came down from Salem to seo Morris appear In fast company wore tho wonderful Indian SCOOml linsumnn nt ...t.i-i. . . , " "linn mi muoii has been written, and Dr. Jessup Dr. .lAOAlll, u.l I,. !. . J V" flulw "lw,mo.by lo Iho anx iously waiting fans at Salem. Wlien 8am drove out his home run. In all e great nat-wavlng. yelling crowd thoro was none more happy than Dr. Jessuii. Th aixi.t .. .i. ' i :". ": a,n,bWehersMa7,lVng,';mtt8o?s4 nn.i xin- ll,,,,,, .ronM "mbrollas hnV in- ""' awinu the bases n that long. Ri-nceful. loping gait was wmrthlng worth smK The "sooSe was by far the wildest and mo.' fa fill ever wen nt the Twent fourth street ground. r iT.hllt ?t??Ve PCreent railroad will pralwBly nevw bP built. A com. panj' tint employs an engineer with f wirawmteal nni, Rlu, ,irt.nomln. al title of Colonel T Wain Morgan Draper wont got anywhere. Cakes, Pl And nil things that aro good can bo found nt Strong's restaurant They al wvo oxoelleut meals. eoj .. Want Everybody to Come . ll)e 8alvntIon Array offloera aro do ing their best for tho uplifting of tho fallen In this town. They have " eured special helpers over this week nnd RatniMav n.i c.,.i... . . .v" Saturday at S V Sund'ay 51 ll "1"hlJ'? P. . Special subjects will bo d Ucusted. F-r. body Invited to attend. " UEUTt DAUWENT. Officer la Charge. Blue River Mine Output Tho sleht of over iinnnn in ,-,. gold, vlrctn irnlil. u-llhnnt h iinmn of tho government on It, In bars yot ui-Krimeu wnn tno moKo or tha smolter. nttracted a crowd about the windows of Uickoy's Jowelry Btor mis morning. j It wns tho exhibition nf tlm ThU-IE cleanup oi mo i.ucKy jioy nunos, of tssssmsv BL smssVsmsmsm. Tsssssst BKvs BICYCLES mjr Frank Shnrkov nrrlvnil frnm tl,n mines this mornlnir with Hm.m,,ii,', clennup. Ho reports tho mlnos flour- Ishlng. nnd exhibited tho puro gold to back un his nssertlnn TIIiir nu-r Will como to the front In sbnrt nrilnr nt this rnto. Tho oxhlbitlon of the bars of gold In n conspicuous plnco In San Francisco or Seattle would causo a rush to I.nno county that would remind ono of tho days of '40 In California, or tho more rocent rushos to tho Klondike region. Eu geno Ounrd. That Curse Called Rumor. Hotwoon the Incondlnry who flros his neighbor's barn In socrot von gennco nnd 'tho worthy who starts a "run" on n bank with malicious gossip there la only n technical dlfToroiiad. Gossip with n purpose lias too often been used to stab character and to wreck fortunos, nnd It Ih a groat pity tho law cannot better reach those who omploy such Intanglblo nnd Insidious methods to achlevo tholr onds. Scnrcely nny ontorprlso or Individ- unl, no mntter how doservlng. Is safo from tho subtlo dungora of tho cosaln- mongor, nnd human nnturo so lovos n morsel of such "nows" that It can bo relied upon to "push along" a rumor when onco It has boeu judiciously started. A vivid Illustration of tho gross In justice such a rumor can do Is seen In tho "Force" Foot! Company's ndvo tlsemont of this date, whoroln a re ard of $5,000 Is. offered for the con viction of tho parties who Initiated tho suggestion that "Force" was drugged. A furthor offer of $B,000 for evi dence that a slnglo nackneo of th fifty million sold contained anything except Wheat. Barley and Tablo Salt Is, of ooiirso. a comploto refutation of tno rumor, even If the state super vision Of foods was not III Itself nmnl protection. People who love fair play n bust noes, ns well a othsr matters, will road with indication that It has cost Tho "Forte" Food Company over Bo GRAINO JI THE PURE M GRAIN COFFEE " In comparing Graln-0 and coffee remember that while tho tasto is strength whlla coffee shstters the nervous system and breads disease of tho digestive organs. ThinUnr people prefer Graln-O and lu ben. enu, TRY IT TO-DAY. AlFCt SlupitM U.4s4U.pMMfcl $35g $40 tho Illuo nivcr district. Tho two gold t-i , !".T0,Sowth?nUBtii"odo.a,!lt I That 1S why we are still selling three weighs I TTrVtAlr. ,!,-,, U , ii .t "" wuctc we Boia one ai mis time last year, Call in and inspect the 1903 mrrUJs X rt ielr ftim -viiAr. l-. 1- . t j we... v iuwa( mcy nuoWj ana you I win nave no trouble finding Rambler j j ana iauonai iriendS rt Sundries 5 Bicycle Repaying ui We have a com' n!f rennir (hnn t f ari-fMai JHUUt 7 I I Wo repair nil ninke8 of wheels. Wo fit all raukea of tires. Give Us A Call, We Tty To Please I Ishipp I & HAUSER J Tflf Rlln Man IIlBIBlilBMIIIBItijiit-j s t t t Harritt & Lawrence Sell more Groceries and better nm,i.. .... .uunnv There's where vou pet nnnn irima.n .,. rnAn 1 Stnn in ,! c r " " .1 "fcH"""U aUU UUUU vw -.-, cv .u.juUcu. OLn p n nnocERY. d.s.bentleM nnoiesale and Retail. Roche Harbor Lime. Alsen Cement, Lath and Shingles. Sand and Gravel And all Kinds nf ttniiiiinn M.t..i.. Work done on short notice AU K,nM or?Be,rZ,H?.u,,oir uf T?BH lOHOJ VUHKIWim ; 000 to publish a refutation of thi. -.. MAt t i 14- ".r me newspaere of tho United ana vanada, and. probably, as much more la loss 0f sales resulUng from the baseless gossip which did the harm, parent when U la known that tho Vm 11c naa consumed fifty million p1 agOS Of "Form" vlihnnt a nlnfls I1 atinca of, any 111 effect upon any on or u5 users, I The abnmiit nt . ino w" Ccare evidently j ., -. u ,uinw ,8 ap.:rerlng the usual penalty of success. V-TT.- !" - V v ,
