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SLAYER AT CAR BARNS CONFESSES Gustavo Marx Gives Long List of Blood dy Deeds Telis of Many Crimes by Youtimu Gang of Bandits Six Lives in AH Taken by Prisoner. Chicago, Nov. 30. In a . confession to Assistant Chief of Pollco Schuet- tier, Gustavo Marx, tho youthful murdoror of Detoctlvo John Qulnn, has cleared up tho mystery of tho South Side car-barns robbery and murdor committed Aug. 30, and re Tcaled tho Identity of his .two com panions, both young men like him self. Killed Six Persons. , According to Marx's confession, tho car-barn exploit was only ono of a series of bloody robberies this Dandruff and Fading Hair vanish before tho magic touch of Newbro's Hcrpicide, the 3 latest scientific discovery. It kills tho dandruff germs. Destroy the cause, you re move the effect Kill tho dandruff germ, and your hair will grow abundantly. Br, Astiiokt, Idaho, Dee. 8, . IlerplcMq doe aU thai you claim for U. It tua elanl mx bead from dandruff, anit lrf t mjbmilUi.andtoft. oAoaI.CaokDi. For Sals' at all Flrat-CIiii Drug Stores. For sale bv DjtrWal J. Frv. (tend 10 cento In stampe for sample to The' Herplclde Ce,. Dttrolt. Mich. I Q9999m999fr99dO9999a9WMMN90mQQ9eQ99Q999nr99 m j The House Furnishing Salem. 269 Liberty 9999eW999999toQ99Q999We J eo IC I Ci IOIjH la IB IP 88 1 t I We do what We kill and remove cancers and tumors without the aid of a knife, Read the testimony of a prominent Salem man: TO THE PUBLIC. In justice world may know what great worKne is doing, i wisniu inform them that I have been taking treatment from him for the past fifteen months and in that time he has re mnuprt frnm mv alimentarv canal three tumors of can' S cerous growths, as large as a ? larger intestine. Also anotner cancerous gruwm irum ? off my right right foot and another from my righto thumb, ihis nasau Deen accompiiMieu uuuugu mcui- cinesilone, they killing the growth and the spider like .. roots and nature itself casting them off, without the .. ;a f irnifo nr nrfrerv. I do not be heve I could have - found equally successful treatment anywhere h the .. wnrlrl and cheerfullv recommend Dr. J. F. Cook, the . . Botanical Doctor, to all who We can do R. J. Scencer. if you need it. J. F. COOK DenUckcr Botailca! Doctor. Core MWtWrWfttMWWWWtmww quartette, or part of it, has had a sharo In, bIx deaths being tho result of operations In the last four months. Had Marx's arrest not cut short tholr bloody work, the young bandits would havo carried out a campaign of crlmo which would havo kept them In "spending money," as Marx tonus It, for tho rest of the winter. Af fflAlfrt Mu At- . w iu;iio uu uio uogers i'aric car barns and tho Chicago City railway barns at Sovonty-nlnth- street and Vlncennos road woro on tholr pro gram. Tho confession made by Marx Is bona fide, In tho opinion of tho pollco Ho gives tho accounts of the various robborlos In which ho had a part, and especially of tho tragedy of tho car barns, In great dotall, and his stories contain none of tho conflicting state Sluder's allegeO confosslons. Leading Points Proven. Horo nro vital points In his con fession which Assistant Chlof Schuet tier has boon ablo to correborate: Amount takon from the South Side barns, $ 2,250. Van Dine, who furnished the "C. & N. W. sledge," was employed In tho Northwootorn car shons before tho robbery. The pollco found 16 cartridges for a Colt's magazine rovolver In Van Dlno's house, as Marx said they would. They also found a rlflo which Mnrx says Van Dlno kept with which to shoot any policeman who might approach tho houso to arrest him. Marx also gavo tho following In formation concerning crimes which havo baffled the police for months. Ilobbory of saloon at Otto street and Ashland nvenuoj Otto Dauder Ehot and fatally wounded by Kmll Hoeskl wlillo running from falcon; Marx and Van Dlno Implicated. Ilobbory of Chicago & Northwest ern station at Clybourn Junction by Neldcrinoler and Ilooskl; station agent loft for dead, but recovered. Murder In Saloon. Robbery and murder In saloon at North and Forty-seventh uvontios Aug. 1; Van Dlno and Noldermoler Implicated. Robbery and assault In Potor Gro sko's saloon, 2GU Mllwaukoo nvenuo; Van Dlno and Roosltl allegod pop potrators. Robbory of Greonborg's saloon, Robcy streets and Addison nvenuo a month ago; attributed to Van Dlno and Rocskl. Robbory In saloon at Roscoe street and Shoflleld avonuo; attributed to Van Dlno and Roosltl. Car barn robbory; Frank Stewart Dressing Tables New ones in Birds Eye Maple and Quartered Gold en Oak They Will Please You Company. Albany j Street. ! lglll ! ! I I We Claim II to Dr. Cook, and that the man's hand, all from the read this testimonial. as mnch for you or more J all Diseases. Sale. Liberty St. THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, When a phrase Is coined out of world wide human experience it is apt t. be brief and expressive. We are "run down we say in the endeavor to de- scribe a relaxed physical condi tion, and all the terminology of medicine could not more ex pressively de- scril)e the actual condition than that every day punue. it sug gests the clock, perfect mechan ically, but Tailing to record the passage of time because it is run down. People who have that tired out, run down feeling will find new life in the use of Doctor Pierce'9 Golden Medical Discovery. Tills ?reat tncdidue is far more than a tonic, t cures diseases of the ortrnns of diges tion and nutrition, and enables the per fect digestion and assimilation of food of which alone all physical strength is made. "ine rwson i aciai writing toi became I wanted to wit oiu war alter I had tiken the medicine before giving my itatement, and now I can tend n good. coiiKlentlout teitltuon. Ut, wrilei Mr. Chi. 11. Sergeant, of riliu City. Madlion Co.. Ohio. During the rammer and fill of 1&9S 1 became alt ' run-down,' nervei were out of order aud ttornich out of order I wrote to Dr. rierce for advice. HraaiJ I had general debility, and advised Dr. Fierce't Golden Med ical nfacovcry. and, thanki to you for your ad rice. I uted tix bottltt; and alnce I stopped tak ing It about one) ear ago, I have not taken ai.y medicine of any Vlud, and have tun iW to work tvrryday My appetite la good, I can eit three aquare mcal n day, and I do not feel that mlneratile burning in. the stomach after eating. My blood and nrrvM are In good ihape, and, well In fiicl. I think I am in pretty good run ning order." Dr. Pierce's rieawnt Pellets keep the bowels active and healthy. and John IV Johnson shot and killed, suppos'Hlly by Nleilormelor, Aug. 30; Marx antl Van Dine accomplices. Attomptcd hold-up of Chicago & Northwestern express at Jefferson; Marx. Nledermelor, and Hoeskl; nro man shot throiigt foot. Policomnn John Qulnn shot and mortally wounded by Marx while try ing to nrr.t the latter. Grievance Avenned. The assistant chief's trump card lay In tho disclosure to Marx of his victim's death. Marx alroady had some grlovnnco ngalnst his formor companions in doepornto doeds, and when he know thnt ho must stand trial for murder ho wns ready to re- vengo his complaints ngnlnst his fop mor friends nt tho snmo tlmo thnt he in ado tho solf-confoesod criminal's tlme-honorod plea for tho clemonoy of tho court. Tho story which Marx told of tho dosporato plots and moro dosporato operations of a bandit gnng, nono of whom Is moro than 21 yoars old, relates that four young men all, navo Marx, tho sons of reepectablo work ing men, all of good appsaranco committed crimes from whloh oldor desperadoes would have shrunk. Vot this quartotto not only rematnod fearloesly near the Bcones nf their raids and murders, but planned even more wlillo the pollco wero working around them. Shot Down From. Darkness. The robbory and murdors at the car barns marked an epoch in the history of orlras In Chicago. The raid took placo early on tho morning of Aug. 0. Protected by the dark ness, the robbers stood outsldo tho brilliantly llghtd olllca of tho Sixty first strt barns, and shot down thre of the four men at work within. Then one of the desperadoes smashed his way Into the office with a sledge, seised all the bills In sight, and ran away. v So carefully was the robbery plan ned and so coolly was It earrled out that none of the twenty-five men at work in the TjulWIng obtained more than a fleeting glance at the robbors Tho elaborate burglar alarms with which tho office was fitted were use less, because the men who stood uoar them wore killed bo fore they could raise a hand to touch them John I). Johnson, a motoraian, was sleopmg in the employe's waiting- room. As he ran toward tho robbers one of them shot him through the temple, and he died Instantly. frank Stewart. ASM J'arwell avenue and an Armour iHstUttte sUdwit. jwas another at tko riUwa. He was 'shot in tho abdomen and died twenty minutes later. I One Empleye Wounded, I The two oilier eoflwpnnie of the osace Juet oacaaed with their lives. j William I). MnmiM, tU Jnefcaow Iark tarraco was shot through the thlgb. land tar kwlpkee. Henry IMehl, Wli - Buto street, the only man l)trl, savod kiMBoir by emwHay head first The stuck msm at 3 o'clock. The men woro maeks. There wee no word of warning or order from tho robbers. They simply broke in a pane of glass and henna sksfrUng with magaaine revolvers at the m ef two bttlleU per soeond. The robbers knew per fectly tht loeatlAs of wire and burg lar alarms, aad meaey. All they haJ to do was to sfeeet down the offle force and earry off the booty. It was Blebl who crawled out aaJ gave the alarm aad eapported Stewart IfJJwtwr M jhHHv wKj ' OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, pn his knoo until, ho died. ". t It was ono of tho molt during Add 1 " i-fi i coin blooded murdors over perpotrated iti Chicago. For months It has baffled tho police. Many false clows wero run to oarth, and many porsor.s suspected of tho crime or damaging knowledge of It, were arrested and lodged In tho coun ty Jail. The most promlnont of these suspects was John Sludor. Market Quotations Today, "PUHt BAMta a Good Horns Markit" Capital City Mills Quotations. Bryant & Penned, Props, Wheat 76c. Buckwheat a0& Poultry at Stelrwr's Market Chlokens 8c. Eggs Per doien, 3Sc. Ducks 10c Hop Msrkat. Hops 10620c Potatoes, Vegetables, Eta. Potatoes 30c Onions lHc brled Fruits. Poaches 10c Apricots 10c Apples 10c Polite prunes 4c Italian prunes 5c Wood, fence Poiti, Etc Dig Or t.00. 8ocond-gix)wth J M. Arh-S.00 to X.7B. Body oak M.E0. Pole oak fl.00. Cedar Posts 'Or. Hldoc Pshs and Furo. Qreea Hldoa, No 1 i7c Orwn Hides, No. iIQt. Calf Skins t to fie Sheep TBc Goat Skins JSc to SI Of) Portland Mark it. Wheat-Walla Walla, 71c Valloy 76076c Flour Portland, best grade, JS.7&0 SS.85; graham, $3.75. Oats-Cholco Whlto, $1.07VsC. Barloy Food S0 per ton rolled, 121. Mlllstuff Bran, $20. Hay Timothy, J1C. Potatoes 60060c Eggs Oregon ranch, 30031c. Poultry Chlckons, mixed, lOOlOHo per pound; Bprlng, lOUQllc; turkeys, Hto, 16016c Mutton Oroes, 46tta Pork Drossod, 64 07c Doof Oroes, E06VC Veal 808Hc Hops 1003 crop, 12022c Wool Valley, 17018c; Eastern Oregon, 12016a; Mohair, 36017WC Hldos dry, 11 sounds am. upwards, 15 to 16VQ Butter Boat dairy, 20c; fancy creamery, 27ttG30c; stoio, lCc. Qrstn and Flour Wheat. 8nlom Flouring Mills 75c. Oats 32c Barloy 118.60 per ton. Flour Wholesale, $3.00. Live Stock Market Steers 2 Kc. Cows 2 Ha Shoep $1.60. ' Dreseod vol IHc Dressed hogs 6c Live hogs 4 Vic Mutton 3c per pound. Voal COO He Hey, Fd, Eta. BaBled cheatr-$U. Baled clover $10. Bran $20. Shorts $21. Creamery snd Dairy Preduots. Oood dairy butter 20026c Crcamory butter 32V4c Cream separator skimmed, at Com. Creamery, 32Hr, set CLASSIFIED ADS Agvrrtb ousts, nv Uses w I Is. nv Uses or ieei, Is tats celana HMtsfor 35t. SOcsWtek JI.50 vtr riTtltats sitssMms rsta. uiKdtbrt s maatb. All WANTED. Wanted. A girl for general house work, at good wages to right party. Small family. Apply at 180 Court street or call up Maine 1381. 11-30-31 Wanted. To pursbase a hop farm or land suitable for raising hops, with in a few mttm of Salem. Address, with particulars, "K. B..M caro Jour nal offiee. Wanted. Wood choppers good pay and easy timber. Inquire at 180 State street. ll-24-2w Wsntcd. At the muto school, a wr nutn to wash and Iron. Apply to Thou. P Clark. lupt 11-12-tf tOBT AND FOUND. LoL A leather haBd-bag, bearing Initials "J. W." Finder return to galera Abstract k. Land Co. for re ward. ll-9-3t Founds Any one having loet a sheep ean get it by calling at this office, describing property and paying charges. ll-27-3t FOR SALE. Three Choice Young Boare Register ed Berkshire; weight 200 pounds; terms reasonable. These pigs are from the fine brood sow I purchased of Mr. Ladd, paying $E0 for her J. W. McKlnney, Turner, Ore, U-27-li 1903. FOR SALE. overcoat Baroalna. Two cood over. coats, nearly as good aa new, for one-fourth tholr cost Mrs. C. II. Walker, at Salem Dyo Works. 11-37-tf For Sale. Oregon and Wilson straw berry plants, Inquiro at Asylum nvonuo 3toro or of N. Woloh, east of asylum. ll-28-3t A Bargain.-A nlco lino for ralo cheap. Wlllson. ottago on car Call on Darby ll-2S-3t For Sale Or trade, a fine 10-aoro chicken or fruit ranoh; flrst-claas buildings and improvements; closo to school, poetofllco, storo and rail way Btatlon. Will trade for city or unimproved farm property. Address "W. J.," Caro JournaL 11-5- For Sale. O. K. Grubbors. Dost in Oregon; thvto stato premiums; ono horse has tho power of 99; can grub an acre a day. James Flnnoy, Brooks, Or. 10-35-lm For Sale Inmprovod and unlmprovod block property In South Balom. For Information Inquire of E. Hofor, Journal office 10-9-tt Choice Farm For Sale. Throo miles northwest from Brooks, having dwelling house, barn and two hop houses, with 30 acres ot hops, bal anco farming land, with running wator, oxcopt enough cholco tlmbor to supply tho place M. J. Egan. 1M2-U For Sale. Bargains. Sovoral cholco pieces of proporty, both outsldo and Inside Call and so cownor, 407 High stroot, 2U blocks north ot city hall. 1M3-Im For Sale Eighty acres of land In Washington county, for $460. A bargain for somo ono wanting to mako a home. Some Umber on tho place; somo cleared. K. Hofor, Sa lem, Oregon, 10-6-tf FOR RENT. For Rent Largo doublo storo on Stato street, 60-foot front, 80 doep. Apply to M. Kllngor. 10-7-U Rooms for Rent Up stairs, Cottle block, by day, weok, or month, Al so light housekeeping rooms. Eleo trio Ilghta. Open all hours. Commercial St, No. 333. Phone: 2066 Main. Mattlo Hutchlns, Prop. MISCEttANEOUS. Street Scrapings. Street scrapings and cleanings to bo given away. oo aeorgo Grlswold, street com missioner, at once ll-30-3t If the Gentleman Who Is taking or dors for onlargod photos and sign ing tho namo of Win. Schonk will loavo tho ploturo for Mrs. II. IX Hall at tho Simpson llvory stnblo he will bo suitably rowardod. 11-28-21 Balm of Figs Remedies. 333 Marlon street (from 2 p. nv to 3 p. m.) Bright lady assistant wanted. 10-27-lm Molar's Osrber College Ot Salt Lake City, offors advantages In teaching the trado that cannot bo had tlso whero. Avoid sohools tho Oregon and California barbers' now lawo aro opt to oloao at any time. Write today for our special offer to dis tant studonta. lMO-lm The Proper Thing The popular drink for family uso Is G. S. soda and carbonated boverages. Every body should keep these goods at their homos. Call up Gideon Stolz Co, 'phone 421. D. F. Jermsn. Dealer In new and second-hand house furnishing goods. Great bargains In stoves and row furniture. Highest price paid for secoud-band articles, 210 Commer cial streot. Say Havo you triod Edwards & Lunch fir's for meats. Wo httvo tho best sausage In town. Oomo and try It. and bo convinced. 410 Hast State stroot Salem Truck and Dray Co. Oldest and beet equipped company la Sa lem. Plsno and furniture moving a specialty Office 'phone, 8(1. W. W. Brown & .Bon, proprietor. Office No. to State street 9-1-lm br. SL'M. Parvln-At M Commerolal street, upstairs Hinging school, Rudlmental and sight reading class es. Begins Wednesday evening, Oc tober 14th. Glass every Wedn day evening to May 1st, next Tul tlon, $1.00. Unique Cleaning Rooms Shaw A Johnson, tho cleaners, are now to oated at 209 Commercial street They do a general pressing nd re pairing business. Specialties: Skirts, silk waists, kid gloves, gents' cloth ing, etc Phene 2814 6-33-lyr. PHYSICIAN AND a"RQEqN. Dr. W. S. Mott Will hereafter b found in the Brvy block, 27&V& Com mercial street, over Oregon Shoe Co. Office telephone. 2931; resi dence phone, 2761. Offiee hours t to 13, and 3 to 6 New Sweet Cider. Send your order to tho ncareet grocery, or call up phone 42L Gideon Stolx It Co. s-io-tr DRESSMAKERS. Wn. L Campbell bom drtasmaklng at her home, on the car line, near Che Bxmlk Balem eemetery. Conatrr trade eastdtel. IMMadv ajaMtMH WATCtthJAKER W. Calvet, Practical Watchmaker 168 Stato streot, make & upoclaUar of repairing watches, clocks aadf Jowolry, and guarantoee good worlc at reasonable prices. IMMyr RESTAUnANT. Ferguson's Restaurant 06 Stato street Open day and night Osnr 20c meals aro better than any iSa houso In the state BIx 20c menlsr for $1.00; 21 20c meals for $100. tODQES. Valley lodge No. 18, A. O. U. W-Met in tholr halt In Holman block, cor nor Sfoto and Llborty, ovory Mon day ovenlng! VislUng brothrcxa welsome. Rojf Mclntlre, M. W. A. K, AUfraace, Recorder. Central todgs tyo, 18, K. of P-Castle Hall In Holflian block, corner mate and Liberty Sis. OMesdar o eaeh week at 7:30 p, m. A. s ptrana u. .t xu j. lemirig k. or ic aad 8. Forester" of AmJrlea Court Sher wood Fortiiuru No. 19: Moetn TtU day night In Turner block. & W. Mlnturn. C. It; A. L. Brown. Bee Modern Woodmen of America Ore gon Cedar Camp No. 6246. Meets every Thursday ovenlng at 8 o'oleelt Holman Hall, Frank A. Tomer, V P.; A. L. Brown. Clerk. Protection todge No, 2, Anolent 0 der United Workmen, meeU e-ety Baturday evenlnc In the HolaM Hall, corner Stato and Libert streets. Visiting brethren wetootn. J. O. Graham, M. W,; J. A. Bellwoetl Recerder. OSTEOPATHS. Dra. M. T. Seheottle, Frank J. Batr and Anna M. Barr. fJraduttee American School ot Osteopathy, Ktrksvlllo, Mo., iruccossora to Dr. Oraco Albright Offiy. hours ta 12 and 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock. OM Follows Templs, Ione Main 37X1; rosldenco phone 2803 red. -.--TN80.R!AL. AND BATH8. Ryan's 8havlng Parlors Soven fixat closd barboro ongngod, Flaest baUi rooms In city. We one anUopiie storlltiors. J Ryan, Proprietor. Evan's Barber Shop Only Arst-chuw shop on Btato streot Ever thlag now and up-to-cata Finest pore lain baths, Shavo, 15o; hair-cut Mo baths, 26c Two first-class boot blacks. O, W. Brans, proprietor. BENJAMIN 8CHWARZ A SONS. Hop morchants, 07 to 09 BUte stroet, Salem, Oregon, RcprosenteA by Jos. Harris. WM, BROWN A CO. Hops, Mohair, wool, hop growers' supplies, Ne. 229 Commercial streot, Salem, Ore gon. Phono 1301. SQUIRE . FARRAR Hop merchant and purchasing agent No. 31j Commercial streot, upstairs, Salens, OroRon. Phono 1051. T. A. tlVEStEY A CO Dealers la hops and hop supplies. Phono 1211, offico room 18 Oborholm bldg, Be lorn, Orogon. J, CARMICHAEt Hop buyor. Offie in uuiu-uroyman building, Balem, Orogon. Samples ot choice hops do llcttod from all growers. CATtIN & tINN Hop buyers. Room 8, Bush-Broyman block, Salem, Ore gon. Phono 1431. HUOOARD &. CROS8AN Hop buy. ors, Room 2, Murphy block, Salem, Oreaon. Telephone No. 871. WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For water service apply at office. Bills payable monthly In advance, Mae all complaints at tbo office, WIRE FENCINQ. Hop Wire Woven Wire Fencing. Place your orders now and get re duced prices. Car of fencing to arrive October 26th; car of fenolug la No vember. Wrlto and EjkpjrfcetJ. WAm'SHTSTtLBT, 00 Court St, Balem, Or. DENTISTS. fVhiWkaaNS O. H. MAOK 3C3EI3SiT,aC? 3CSS5T Successor to Dr. J. M. Koese, la White Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties desiring superior operations at mod erut feo In any branch are In ospeeiail request EXPRESS AND TRANSFER. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger train Baggago to all part of the city. Prompt servloe Telephone No. 24L HECKMaNHEDRICK & HOMYKR VARIETY STORE. Ivory vase, blue and white china, toys, doll. The cheapest place to buy your Christmas goods in Salem. The Variety Store 94 Court St. Annora H. Welch, Pnp THE BQTBCAPB 203 Commercial Street Regular Dinner at Noon 25c Meals at ail hours Service a la Carte B ECKBRLBN, Proprietor