DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1904.
THREE
IAPPY
HOOLIGAN
COMING
You Want to See
rholeLots of Trouble
See Hooligan
)U All K(nw Him and Have
Laughed at Him -
This Is the
Original
so, lias caused laughs ly tho millions, finding four dond sheep, they let tha
Tho theatrical verslr.n of "Happy UBS so, and In a short tlrao thoy trcod
Hooligan" was arranged by Mr. Frnnl ,n,rge ,"far' wh,c,h tw,aB k"1rm,l b'
ItUIIlUU WUIIUUB UUU JUIUI tVUIIUUV
(Cougar Jack.)
Tho boys hardly had tlrno to oxam-
Dumont, and for this aoason's edition '
of H, he has ontlroly rewrlttten ths
lines, scenes and eomady Incidents,
bringing thorn up to the vory minute.
Tho production, too, is ontlroly now
In every detail. Last season "Hap
py Hooligan" was a. big monoy makor,
"and so for tho current tour .over $25,-
Ine their prlza before the dogs had
treed another cougar, a short distance
from the first one. N. J: Morehoust
shot and crippled the animal, and on
falling from tho tree ho disappeared
In a thlcksbunch of brush, and, bolng
so closely surrounded by dogs It was
000 has beon Invostad In sconory
costumes, and In engaging the sor-, Imposslblo to glvo him another shot
vlcos of tho vory host peoplo avail-' As tho boys wore getting anxious
able for tho dlflorent roles. Among about their dogs, Robort Wallace, who
tho features aro the widely discussed was evidently braver than the rost,
diamond ballot, a most beautiful of
eqt, and a chorus of 25 of the most
beautiful show girls over brought to
gether under one management. In
the company are such artists as Eva
Davonport, Billy A. Ward, Otis H.
Wood; Matthows and Law, the novolty
trio, Clarion Saunders
Scats on salo at box offlco Sntur-
Coming to tho Grand Opera house
nturday night Is "Happy Hooligan,"
ubably the most successful, and
prtnlnly one of the most entertain-, day nt 9 a.m. Curtain 8:15.
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seized tho beast by tho tall and drag
ged him out, so Morohousc might glvo
I him the dead shot.
Before leaving the placo a wildcat
was killed. This ended the day's
!hunU
Who says that the Wallace boys
haven't the best varmint dogs on the
Pacific coast? Eugene Iteglstor.
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THINGS AIQtUf&gyfiftd
ng farce comedies over produced.
Brno plot, or rathGr tho outline of such
piot as anorus a grounu wont ior
this musical absurdity, is based on
Mr. P. Oppcr'si "Happy Hooligan"
fcartoons, published In tho New York
Journal and its n3soclato nowBpa-
para or tho Hearst syndicate. The
enmi nooo, ns piciureu oy Jir. up
per, has become a favorite in nearly
vory household in tho country, nnd
Killed the Cougar.
A Jasper correspondent sonds us,
under dato of January 17th, tho fol
lowing interesting story of a cougar
chase:
Mr. Thomas, who llvos on tho Mc
Kenzle, having found that tho -cougars
Woro destroying his sheep, so Informed
the Jasper hunters, and Sunday eovcr
al of tho boys started out for some
sport, among them John Wallace and
'lila predilection for always getting his famous varmint dogs. Upon reach-
Into trouble, whllo not meaning to do lng tho Sparks place at 11 o'clock and
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Yaqulna-Coos Bay Road.
Ed. Cranglor, tho owner of a 100
ton steamer, has been In the valley
this wsok looking up business for a
regular boat between Yaqulna and
Coos Day. If the prospect Is good foi
a regular traffic, ho will run his boat,
which would be particularly a good
thing for tho'passongors now obliged
to stage It Into Coos Day from Rose
burg. Albany Domocrat.
Sure Cure for Piles.
Itching Piles produce moisturo and
eauso Itching, this form, as woll as
Bllng, Blooding or Protruding Piles
aro curod by Dr. Do-san-ko's Pilo
Remedy. Stops itching nnd bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. 50c a Jar at drug
gists, or sent by mall. Treaties froo.
Write mo about your case. Dr. Bo
sanko, Phila, Pa.
"Portland and Return Only $2.20."
Tho Southora Pacific is now soiling
round trip tickets to Portland from
Salem for $2.20, good going Saturday
or Sunday, returning Sunday and Mon
day, giving all day Sunday and Mon
day in Portland. Tho samo arrange
ment applies from Portland, giving all
Portland peoplo a chance to visit val
loy points at greatly roduced ratos.
W. R COMAN, O. P. A.
SOUGHT
' LOST
TREASURE
Two Gold Seekers
ReturnFrom Strange
Land
They Have a Vast Fund of
Experience but Never
Saw a Sign of Yellow
Metal
terod another of guilty. Ho will be
sentenced tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Harvey was an Inmate of the state ro
form school at the tlmo Bort was re
leased from tho state prison. Harvey
was soon aftor Induced by his,oldor
brother to desert tho school, nnd to
gethor thoy madu their "way to tholr
homo in Douglas county, trading
horsos, which thoy stole. Harvoy's
arrest nt his. homo near Rlddlo. and
Bert's subsequent capturo by a store
keeper at Merlin, Josephine county,
are familiar to our roaders. Two
youngor Bice boys of the samo family
havo also beon .inmates of tho state
roform school for some tlmo past.
Roseburg Review.
When You Want
Something to eat, Just try tho White
House. Thoy can servo you nt any
hour of tho day or night.
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Each set is furnished with an artistic Port
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METROPOLITAN
MAGAZINE for 1904
(San Francisco Chronicle.
On tho Gorman steamer Mora, ar
riving yesterday, woro M. McMnnus
and C. Thompson, of Halifax, Nova
Scotia, who nro returning from nn
unsuccessful search for treasure in
Tiorra dol Fuego. Thoy passed
through many exciting oxporlences
near tho southern oxtremtty of South
America, but returned without tho
treasure, or any part of it, which
thoy wont to find. Tho explanation
of the gold-bearing land they left for
others of tho party who went to the
bnrron country with them In the
schooner Hnttle I M , from Hnllfax.
McManus and Thompson, with eight
companions, snilod from Nova Scotia
on March 17 last for Tlerro dol Fuego
to look for treasure In large quanti
ties which Captnln McLeod, of the
schoonor, snld was to be found thore.
Tho Hnttlo L. M. was a vessol of 87
tons roglstor, and oxperloncod a hard
trip after getting out to sea from Hal
ifax. Sho was flvo' months in reach
ing Tlerra dol Fuego, and. on tho way
one of tho party, Ashley Cooper, was
washed ovorboard and drowned dur
ing a terrific storm. Tho schoonor
finally reached False cove, on Tlerra
dol Fuego, but wont aground in try
ing to land. About this tlmo McMan
us and Thompson had a misunder
standing with the others of tho pnrty,
and taking all tholr belongings from
tho vessol, sot out by thomsolves, ac
companied only by Pntagonlan In
dians, for an expedition Into tho In
terior of tho rocky and barren Island.
For soveral weeks tho two young
mon lived only on shellfish, tho com
mon food of tho natives, and endured
tho greatest hardships whllo tramp
ing over miles of pathless country
looking for signs of gold. It was
necessary at all times, day and night,
to maintain a close watch ovor tholr
guldos, who were of tho lowest ordor
of humanity, and who uppeared ready
and anxiouB to take their lives If any
opportunity presented Itself. By keep
ing tholr arms ready, and having the
Indians: always nhead of them, Mc
Manus and Thompson supcoodod in
avoiding trouble but boforo getting)
rid of their gulden had suffered so
much Ions of sleep and lack of proper
food that their health was seriously
threatened. They lost nil trnco of
tholr orstwhilo companions in tho
schoonor, but learned in the courao of
tlmo thnt thoy had got tho vossel off
the beach and proceeded to fomo oth
er point
McManus and Thompson, upon
striking tho coast of Tiorra dol Fuego
again with tholr guides, procured n
small canoe and In It made a voyage
of 125 miles by sea almost to Cape
Horn, In a vain search for tho troass
lire that Captain McLeod said oxlst
cl thore. Then thoy returned to the
Straits of Magellan, nnd at Puutn
Arenas, on November 9 last took
pnsFage on ths Kosmos steamer Mora
for this city. Throughout their wan
derings .he young men kopt their
camera and photographic supplies,
and took many views of tho natives
and tho strange places ihey visited.
Juicy for the Scott Family.
Ed. Domecrat: Troiriilo is brewing
ovor tho Lowls nnd Clark exposition
mattor. The corporation has rofused
to rocognlzo those prominent in Its or
ganization. Tho national editorial as
sociation has beoii Ignored, likewise
the Oregon Press Association, nnd
only Republicans nro jjlvon positions,
Dnnlol McAllon, the original pro
motor; H. 13. Dosch, tho best exposi
tion man in tho United States; J. M.
Long, who was responsible for putting
II. W. Corbett's nnmo nt tho head,
and Edyth Tozlor Wethorrcd, the best
krown opposition woman on tho con.
tinont, havo novor boon recognized.
Tho round nbout way of lotting the
official papor to a Tillamook real es
tate man, In ordor to glvo another po
sition to a mombor of tho Scott family,
arousos tho iro of thoso who have
boon pioneers in tho exposition work.
Albany Democrat.
Badly Swollen, Could
Scarcely Walk.
Smoked to Excess '
Heart Affected.
Dr.Miles Heart Cure and
Norvino Cured Mo.
To Settle Estate.
A petition wnsNflled this morning In
tho probnto court for tho admission to
probnto of tho cstato of Polly A. Ross,
who died in this county January 10th,
last. Sho loft an cstato valued at
$4000, tho heirs of which nro Mrs.
Julia Slaughter, a daughtor, residing
at Woodburn, and Orval and Mcrlo
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He told me to use Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and.
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when they were gone the aggravating;
symptoms nnd disappeared, but to make a
sure thing of It 1 bought two more bottles
of Nervine and am today perfectly welL I
have used the Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills and
consider all of Dr, Mile' medicines the very
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Duty, Custodian High School DUg
Uakersficld, CaL
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on Nervous nnd Heart Diseasts. Addres
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eart-
Ross, two grandsons, in Portland. The
two Inst petitioned tho court that let
tors of administration bo Issued to,S,
Tomllnson, of Woodburn.
Branson & Rarjan.
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Tough Lot of Boys.
An Important feature of the proseut
session of the circuit court occurred
Monday afternoon when Rert IJIce,
charged Jointly with his youngor
brother, Harvoy, on two separate in
dictments of horse stealing, entered a
plea of guilty. Ho was sentenced tula
morning by Judge Hamilton to six
years' Imprisonment In tho peniten
tiary. Only last August did Bort Rice
complete a two-year term in the peni
tentiary for a crime oxactly similar
to that for which be Is now to serve
three tlmea as long. Harvey Blco was
arraigned at the same time as his
brother, and pload not guilty. This
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Wo koop nothlnrt but t&o very
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