The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 13, 1903, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text" p-W "jj1! "ipipp jpfii MfJtTiyfWfr " TTs7JiW'7 THE DAILY JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1903. FIVE at I foday7 TomoMwrwv 'wrr and Every Day. . Todav. tomorrow and every day you will find the Barr re prepared to adequately any need yau, may have in' its es. Its stock is large and choice this fall K It is full, of eh fascinating- things that in looking al them one can scar y help forgetting for a moment the scriptural' injunction linst covetousness. Rings, pins, brooches, lockets, charms it glass, table silver, watches, clocks and the like are shown icapnvaiinK assonmenr, ana at prices ine very reverse ui Kcessive. We assure you that you can protitaqiy pieasur mly spend a spare half hour almost any time, in glancing er a rew or our new mings irner State and Ihextv Streets. Eaiem. mPiSchu M M I II I H i l-f- I ulled with ammunition, It Is believed - t ff ' ho lin(1 otIl0r business in view. bociaiKeaiffl;:i,jrzrjnoyer went to jefferson nJufl lilt ill A I 1 f Ii Local h Events bl ID IUC mil i ii-fiiiiiMii mm PERS0NAL8. Mrs. H. W. Meyers wont to Portland this morning. SO. Stolz went to Portland this morn- ling on business. H. Pottlt wont 1o Portland this morning on business. Fred Looso left this morning for a days' visit in Portland. Airs, A. N. Dush wont to Portland Bant evening for a short visit. & S. Wells loft this morning for a iof business visit in Portland. H. T. Druco camo In from uunor val points last evening for a brief sho wlll remain for sovernl wooka Hon. J. Q. Wilson left this morning for his homo near Tumor. W. D. Pugh went to EugoiSo this morning for a four days' business visit. Carey F. Martin was a passenger for Albany this morning, going on legal business. Mrs. F. C. 'Bean and children wont to Portland this morning, after a short visit with Judgo and Mrs. Bean. They will return to Salem boforo going to their homo at Maplcton. Mrs. Frank Corlni, neo Miss Joslo Brown, of Oakland, Cal., arrived In Salem last ovonlng for a visit to hor paronts, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brown. Captain and Mrs. CT A. Murphy left s morning for a fow days' stay in Ortland. Sheriff Colbath was a passenger for Portland last evening, going on of ficial business. E. Strang wont to Portland this morning, to attend tho grand lodgo of Knights of Pythias. iMlss Ethel Frizzoll loft last oven- ng for a fow weeks' visit with frlonds m North Yakima, Wash. pol. J. Olmsted wont to Newport this morning, to enjoy a fow days' salmon fishing nnd hunting. Ed. Li. Brynn, of Ontario, left last evonlng for hlB Eastern Orogon home, after a fow days' visit in Salem. Frank T. Wrlghtman wont to Port- d this morning to attend tho grand idgo of Knights of Pythias, as ono of tho grand tribunes. for. J. L. Hill, of Albany, ono of tho Mecturors boforo tho Wlllamotto Unl- Medical Collogo, enmo down this morning to begin his courio of Prof, and Mrs. J. II. Ackorman wont to Portland this morning, on tholr way to Forost Grove, to nttond tho ccromonlcs incldont to tho instal lation of tho new prosldont of Pacific University. Iccturr8. IjnKmIss Zaldco Palmor. ono of tho glerks in tho nostomce, left last night ter Tho Dalles on a ten clays' vacation fitnd visit to hor sister, Mrs. A. E. Krosby, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Johnson leave odnosday for a six-weeks' trip to California, and wlll visit many points lot interest as far south as Los Ange lica boforo roturning. George S, Rold camo up from Port land this morning to visit relatives. LCounty Judgo Scott returned this morning from Spokane, where ho at tended the meeting of the Washington Blood Roads Association. Dr. F, E. Smith loft this morning for jjprvallls, to visit a pationt As ho Iwaa armed with a shotgun and sup ElHMHHOI18ll88ie.l Pfinlfil "as tbe Home FMvorenl . t Laullal fhullty. Order at 133 k' . J P.nrt Ca trim n.tlw.M , , Ddftll y Wtion, or isk your Grocer Hro-Jrl for It iukkei ty tbe old (l UlcaQ.. utker. Hotert Ashfonl. tw tsietnaniip . South Salem Personals. Mrs. Gilbert, of RitzHold, Wash , la visiting hor paronts, Mr. nnd Mrs. Penland and sister, Mrs. Golden, in South Salem. Mrs. Adam Ohmurt and daughtor, Lois, has returned from a visit with relatives In Eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. William Mack, of Portland nnd llttlo nluco, Anna Wnr ner, loft yostorday for Sublimity, whoro they wlll spend u week, visiting Mrs. Mack's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hnhn. LOOKS t .'C'W'Vkii. : LIKE . DIRT Interior Department Delivers Patents Ig noring the State A-... ! II Its Action Such as to Cause Suspicion That it is Not Entirely Disinterested Governor Chamberlain this morn Ing received a letter from Commis sioner W. A. Richards, of tho gonoral land ofllco, Washington, D. 0., as fol fel fol eows: "You nro advised that patent for the lands embraced In Approved Swamp Land List No. 70, was Jssucd on tho Cth Inst, and was delivered on tho 7th instant to tho resident nttornoy for tho Warner Valley Stock Com pany, In accordance with directions given by tho secretary of tho interior on September 25th and October S, 1903." The usual courso with patents for swamp land selections is to turn them over to tho govornor, who Is tho stnlo's representative In nil matters of business with tho general land oJTlco, and tho manner of disposing of tho caso this time, Is unusual, to say tho least. That tho patent has boon turned over to tho Warner Valloy Stock Conv pany created surprise hero, and' this action In tho caso of lands that woro in dlnpute botweon that company nnd settlors would indicate that tlio pow ers that bo In tho Interior department havo an unusunl Interest In tho wel fare of tho stock company, nnd nro somewhat suspicious of tho land offi cers of this stato. Tho stato land of flco ought to havo tho patent hero, for tho purpose of kcoplng its records straight. Father Gave Him Away. Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 13. Application was mado to -Governor Terrell today for tho reward of $150 offered for the enpturo of Tim Caruthors. sentenced to bo hanged on Octobor lCth, for the murder of Honry Byrd, and who es caped shortly aftor recolving his son tonco. Tho officers were dumbfound ed to seo tho application como from tho fathor of tho condemned youth, a farmer of Wilcox county. Tho papers wore Indorsed by tho sheriff, who Bays tho old man gavo tho information which led to tho son's arrost. Chamberlain Ha the Gout, Birmingham, Oct. 13. Chamborlaln is confined to his bad with tho gout. Pepper is so common in gin ger, you may not know the taste of pure ginger. The same is even more true of pepper mint. Schilling's Best everything: pure. Al yw incw'i; mwuyUck. M" yZker When Time Is In Dispute Tho watch from C T. Pomoroy'e al ways decides. A watch from thero Is roliablo. Tho namo Itself Is a guaran tee. Every watch sent out of this store Is accurately regulated and can always be dopended upon. That's the only kind of a watch to carry. A big stock to select from. PRICES, silver watches, $2.50 to $10; 20-yoar gold filled, $10 to $30. C. T. Pomeroy .... Jeweler and Optician, 268 Com, St. A nice well browned losf of breaJ comes from eooi material HARD WHEAT FLOUR. The California Bakery uses the best of everything and makes everytnln the best. Leave an order for our wajron to stop at your house. 93 Court Street. Prnnriftnr ,"-- On Sale at The Spa, U4 State St. X X ASSOCIATION NIGHT SCHOOL X X STUDENTS ENTERING DAILY -aWT PRACTICAL SUBJECTS: BEST TEACBERS: SMALL COST, Gymnasium. Baths, Reajlar Room, Library la Conaectloa. Y.HIC. A.-CoEHcrclal asd CfctaekeU Sts Pkoie 2081. Catalog free Circuit Court Proceedings Tho clrcu.t court rcconvoncd at -9 o'clock this morning, when George P. Witting, informed ngalnst on tho chnrgo of gambling and running a gambling device, was arraigned, nnd plondod not guilty. Owing to the ab- sonco of a matorlal witness, tho caso was carried ovor to tho January torm of the court. Tho jurors called to try tho cases coming up nt this torm of tho court w4ro oxcused from further tttondr nnco, as thoro nro no casos to bo tried bofore a Jury. Tho following orders woro made, and tho court adjourned to 9 a. m. toeorrow: Lee Brown & Sons vs. O. O. Cone, for money; continued to January torm. II. W. Smith vs. Hanry Frank and J. N. Bailor, for money; continued to January torm. Van B. Soars, eocecutor, vs. John J. Daly and II. I). Plummor and Phy Daly, mandato; sottled. State of Oregon vs. K. McClannhan, malicious mischief; arraigned; plea not guilty: continued to January term by con non t. 'property was bought In" by tho trust" By accident;''!!? Is sfdf tho'dosperatq work of tho Standard Oil Company was discovered recently. Tho Stand ard Oil Company long ago built a plpa lino from Beaumont to tho Gulf of Msxlco. A pumping station was erected nt Beaumont nnd another nt the gulf. Oil Was pumped throughuthe pipe lino to tho gulf, and thonco ship ped to various parts of the world. Sud denly many wells of Independent com panies had salt water In them. Tho ruin of tho owners is part of tho his tory of the Hold. One day not long ago ono of tho pumping stations got out of working ordor, and oil pumping to tho gulf had to bo suspondod whllo repairs woro being made. Wells that had boon giving out fully ono-lialt salt water began (lowing nothing but oil. good fuel oil, It is declared. That put tho Investigation on foot. Tho Inves tigators secretly plugged up tho pipe lino nt tho Beaumont and. They drove sovoral miles into tho country, dug Into tho ground ovor tho plpo lino, mndo a tapping Into tho lino, and salt water gushed Into tho air nearly 100 foot. It Is claimed that tho prossuro was from tho gulf pumping station, nnd tho salt water was being pumped to Beaumont Into tho wolls that tho Standard Company's conspirators de sired to wreck; that thero was no pressure from tho Beaumont end of tho plugging or tho plpo. Tho infor mant of tho Tolegram declares that a forco of dotccttves Is at work to de velop who should ho arrosted In con nection with tho conspiracy." 0 A WISE TEAM8TER. Explains Matters to the Hon. Breese Glbion, of Eola. As tho Hon. Breoso Gibson, of Eola, was coming to tho city this morning no noticed that ono of his constituents seemed to be londlng a very hoavy load of wood on a tonm, ono of tho horses boing very small for tho load. "How wlll you fix that load, my frlond, so that tho llttlo horso won't havo to pull moro than his sharo?" In quired Brooso. "Oh. that's dead oasv." sold Jim 'wood-hauling Jehu. "I'll Just put most of tho load ou tho othor sldo of the wagon from tho llttlo boss. "Well, I'd novor thought of that way of doing It," said tho statesman from tho Eola hills. "That lots tho calcium Into my upper dock, nnd wlll bo a benoflt to tho teamsters to know It all over tho country." - - Made Them "Gibson" Boys. Two young men, giving their names as Charles Tomllnson and Ouy Forbes, alias Ferguson, and claiming tholr homos In Alblna, woro In Salem yes terday, and during tho day took on a good load of Intoxicants. Tlioy woro at tho passongor station last evening, expecting to loavo for Portland on tho 4:34 train, and, whllo thoro, mado thomsplvos as dlsagrocnblo as pos sible Entorlng tho ladlos' waiting room, thoy croatod gonoral conster nation among tho ladles by tholr loud aud bolstoroiiB conduct, until tholr ac tions beenmo unbearable, and Chtof Gibson was tolophonod for. Whoa the omcor como nnd Informed tho mon thoy would havo to accompany him both of thorn resisted, nnd a frco fight ensued, in which Tomllnson was knocked sonsoless, and Forbos was also qulotod down. Tho two would-bo bullies wero plaeod In nn express 1 wagon, hnulod to the pollco station and lockod up for tho night. This morning tho men appeared be fore City Recorder Judah, nnd plead guilty to- tho. chargo or disturbing the peace. Tomllnson was finod $25,. end Forbes, alias Forguson, $15, and In dV fault of tho necessary cash both woro committed to Jail, to sorvo out thoir flneB at tho ra'o of $2 per day. Thoy will havo plenty. of lolsure to study ovor their misdeeds boforo they wlll again bo free, and, their terms expir ing on different datos, will probably separate them, for their own ami so ciety's good. o Knights of Pythias. Pythian from all ovor Oregon ara gathorcd In Portland yesterday, and today assomblcd in tlo Marquain building to hold tho grand lodge for this stato. The grand tcmplo of Rath bono ststors also convened, and thoro Is much business for ouch organisation to transact Meetings will begin at 10 o'clock a. m. At 2 o'clock In tho nttornoon a grand parndo of tho uniform rank and Pyth lans took placo. Tho lino of march was down Morrison stroot from Sov onth to Third, on Third to Ash; coun termarch to Washington, on Washing ton to Tenth, on Tonth to Morrison; thonco to lodgo room. Brigadier-Gen-oral John II. Atkon commanded the pa rade, " Thero will bo a danco at thu armory -this ovonlng. ' Tho business sessions of tho lodgo will begin Wednesday morning, and In tho ovonlng tho Dramatic Ordor, Knights of Khorrnssan, will lnltlato 40 now members. Colonel J. A. Pnnt Ing, brlgndo signal odlcor, of Baker City, Is registered at tho Porklns. !l t who. la also, ono of .tho supremo oat core, will boprosonJang.wlHtfellYer an nddrosa at ThoovenTng session, la addition to which thero wlll bo a lit erary and' musical program. Tho con vention will bo held in Holman's halL All members of tho ordor should bo present. Lady Maccabees Convention. Tho lady Macubcos of tho Valloy Loaguo will hold a district convontlon hero, Wednesday, tho 4th, commono Ing at 10 o'clock a. m. Stato Com manddr Mrs. Sanborn, of Portland, In splto of tho BmalIpox'&t Port land, many Salem ladlos nro planning to go to that city to hoar liordlca"slng on October 24th. PTTiinnHTMinniuiitHiHiiiT In Drawing Your DEEDS and f MORTGAGES wo carefully compare tho description wiiu our I RECORDS and SURVEY tho land on our township maps to insuro a Perfectly Coreect description. Our books and maps givo us unezcollod fa cilities for doing ACCUR ATE work. 8 I Salem Abstract and Land Go. i F.W. WATERS, Mar. 1 tauuuuummuuuuiiumiiuiiiuiiHuua llOWHHf ll(HaOttlgf late) llKiHBIHH Come to Out ? lft& t,rti Surprise l&art The daily amval of Holiday goods calls for more room in which, to display them. Therefore we nave instituted a clearance sale for one week ONLY. Come and we will surprise you. Seven patterns of dec orated Semi-porcelain to be be closed out at Clearance Sale prices. Note tbe foleowing: $ Regular $f .20 per set Cups and Saucers now Regular ili.iO per set Dinner Plates now - - J Regular :X,00 per set Mush Howls - - - - Kcgulat $U.4U Q inch Vegetable Ulsh - - - 85c 75c - 65c 5 - - 20c $ Como and ! ! Thoso aro only a fow samples of our ealo prices. ; ; sco tho rest. yokonama Te Fine Coffee a Specialty. Phone Black 2411. Free Delivery. X Bawwta,aiiiaiai4Maf'0aiaiaiai a 60.1 Oregon Sugar Beets. Joe Allan, a Umatilla Indian from th resorvntlon, hi now Jn Grande Ilonde valley, with a crew of 70 of his people, pulling boots. Thero are 43 women and 27 boys and mon In the crew, and tho price paid Mr. Allen, the contractor. Is ?5 and ?G per arr. according to the nature of the ground to be worked. Allen has a contract to pull and top 200 acron, and wlll prob ably finish this area In time to take another large contract. The women nmone tho Indians are the best beet pullers, as thoy aro moro J steady and Industrious. The boys ind men are always on hand on pay day but during the weak they are to be foHnd out on some nmooth countrr rood, running home race with the oounu-y boys, or lounging around town wher there Is a smell of whiskey on the air. The price paid the Individual Indi ana for hiIIIhk beets U 75 cents p-r day. The farmer! like the squaws as beet pollers muth better than the Jape, as they are more careful and steady worker. Over 100 Indians will Join the erew neat week-Daker City OemoeraL - lift rwrtaVflfi' fflfl rrvf N Th A Standard Oil Dodge. U the story printed by tbe Fort Worth paper, It Is explained that "tbe nuraertwe oil wells that apparently were ruined by salt water were put In their bad condition by tbe Standard Oil Company's conspirators. Aa fast aa a company went to the wall It) e aalem Dtewety Is Running in Full Capacity now Y TUT "D T heN ew Brew OF SALEM BEER It is so good you will want more New machine? y has been installed, and the plant is practically a new one, with nearly double its former capacity. Patronize home industry, Buy the home article, It is the best, and you thus help to build up your own city Order a case of Salem bottled beer Call Phone Main 2131. We will bring it to you oStiiisiii brewery Assoc ation. uaxm -11 i