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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1904)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1904. IX L-' rii 1 1 t (lnnifir i - tti it i Stockton & Co THE OLD WHITE CORNER "THE STORE" Thero Is a certain confidence existing between tho thrifty public ana thl store of quality and worth. They know wo never advertise a thing unless wo have It to sell. Wo never claim to have exactly what somo ono elso has unless wo have It. REMEMBER THI8. Wo carry the famous Kallamazoo Satin Olrdlo Corset and arc exclusive agents for It In Salem. No other firm has It, oven though they claim they have. Our summer sales are attracting great crowds of peoplo who are eco nomically Inclined. Do among tho buyers. PATROL FRENCH COAST Russian Cruiser on the Look out for Contraband of War BODIES FOUND gryu i IKai Kai Silks Acyd iwVr" Regular COc qualities from. to chooso Silk Satin Girdle Corsets Regular 65c valuos will be during this summer sale at sold 25 C Each Somo merchants call them $1.00 values. Imitation Is the slncerest form of flatter' wo never flatter. London, Aug. 9. According to Plymouth agent of Lloyds, the coast of France Is being patrolled by Rus sian vessels on the lookout for con-. traband. He wires that tho British steamer Manora, from Calcutta, re ports meeting at a point 25 miles south of FInnlsterer, a large three funnel cruiser flying the Russian flag, evidently tho recently purchased German liner. The cruiser signalled and the Manora hoUted her ensign. ,When this was done the cruiser de-'parteJ. o Keep Yottt Eye on Oat Wednesday Sale AN ANNOUNCEMENT WILL APPEAR IN WEDNESDAY'S PAPER THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU. WATCH OUR WINDOWS. COME TO OUR 8UMMER 8ALE8. Colored I, 0. O. F. Wheeling, Wl Va., Aug. 9. Colored visitors wearing tho familiar Insignia of tho trlplo links aro much In evl deneo In Wheollng today. They como from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indlnnna and a number of othor states and aro delegates to tho tenth triennial con vocation of tho (Irand Patriarchlo of America, which Is tho colored section of tho Odd Fellows. Tho sessions fill contlnuo for three days. Busl aess sessions will bo hold dally ami In Addition there will bo many attractive ieaturos of ontortalnment. Tho tri ennial parado will bo held Thursday asoralng and In tho afternoon1 of that day tho prlzo drills will tako placo. Sur Cure for Piles. Itching piles produco moisture and camo Itching, this form, as woll as BMnjr, Blooding or Protruding Pllos ra cured by Dr. Bc-san-ko'o Pllo Kwnody Stops itching and blooding. Absorbs tumora, COo a Jar at drug tst, or sent by mall. Treaties froo. "Wrlto mo about your case. Dr. Bo anlro, Pblla., Pa. Fore sale by Dr. 8. C. Stono, druggist Wants to B Returned. Attorney D. R. Murphy of Portland, appeared boforo Governor Chamber lain this morning and made an argu ment to havo tho prisoner Guegllomo who Is awaiting execution at the pen! tentlary transferred to tho Multnomah county Jail. It will bo remembered that the prisoner was convicted of murder and sentenced to bo hung. Af- To Notify Parker. Now York, Aug. 9. Leading Demo crats from all parts of the country rounded up today, at the Hoffman house preparatory to going to Esopus tomorrow for tho formal notification of Judge Parker of his nomination for tho presidency Notwithstanding tho expressed wish of tho nominee to have the notification ceremonies as brief and simple as possible It looks as though the event is destined to bo a big affair, at least so far as at fondanco goes. In addition to the noti fication committee, which Includes a representative for each state and ter ritory, tho event will be attended bj many members of tho national com mittee, tho Now York state commit tee and by many party lenders of this vicinity. Tho West Shore railroad has placed special trains at the dis posal of tho committee to convoy tho visitors from this city to Esopus, where carriages will be waiting at tho station to take them to Rosemount. One Hundred Are Known to Have Perished in the Pueblo Wreck Denver, Colo., Aug. 9. At 8 o'clock this morning 76 bodies had been re covered and identified from the Pueblo wreck. The closest estimate of the total death list is now 106 making it tho greatest railroad disaster In the history of Colorado. It will take sev eral days to determine the actual num ber who perished. The search Is still being prosecuted In the Fountain and Arkansas rivers for the bodies. Those recovered show very few bruis es and apparently almost all died from drowning. ' RUSSIAN RESERVES MUTINY Wl I Patrol Rivers. Pueblo, Aug. 9 Fountain river this morning had fallen to nearly Its normal condition and the work of re covering the bodies will be easier. Tho mayor called a public meeting for the purpose of launching a move ment to organize a systematic patrol of tho Fountain and Arkansas rivers In the hope of finding more bodies. Hundreds of men responded and the work was taken up under the direc tion of the officials. All citizens Joined in one Immense procession to day, winding from one morgue to an other, In the hope of Identifying bod ies of friends and relatives. It Is estimated that 20 to 30 bodies are burled In the sand of the river. The remains of all but six victims recov ered so far have been Identlfed. Attacks Made on Shop Keep ers and Whiskey Monopoly St Petersburg, Aug. 9. Advices from Shtchlgri, government of, Koursk, state that 300 reserves mo bilized on Juno, mutinied. They were dispersed by the police, but rallied and then attacked several shops. They demanded ransoms from tho proprietors and raided the Imperial whisky monopoly. The troops finally quelled the mutiny and arrested the ring leaders. Parker Has Visitors. Esopus, N. Y Aug. 9. Col, and Mrs. Lamont and Judge and Mrs. Graiy arrived at Rosemont aboard the steam yacht Queen City at 12:30 o'clock today. They were driven to Parker's residence at once and an hours conference held. The party left at 1:30. Lamont said he was not a candidate for the governorship but didn't say that he would decline the nomination Gray would not talk poll tics. He said he came to renew old acquaintance with Parker, and pre dicted that Parker would be the next President. Geat Ribbon Sale At the ribbon counter you will find tho best attraction ever seen In soft, all-silk taffeta rib bons. Every new shade In the lot. Every width. Tho prices have been reduced to almost half on these pretty ribbons. Nos. 5, 7, 9, 12 at 6 I -4c yd Nos.' 16, 22, 40, GO at J2 l-2c Panama Canal Model to be given to the most popu lar school. Not desiring to show any par tiality In Its award, we ask our customers to vote their pref erence. A vote given with each 25c purchase. Contest closes November 30. SEE CORNER WINDOW. Hibernians at Youngrtown. Youngstown, O., Aug. 9. There was ter bolng brought to tho pon for tho ! 'nrg0 and rPre8entatlvo attendanco purpoBO, his attorneys havo endeavor ed to securo a stay of Judgment from tho supremo court and that Is why this transfer Is requested. Undor section 478 of tho code, which provldoa that a prisoner awaiting a touay at tho opening of tho annual state convention- of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Previous to beginning tho business of tho convention tho delegates attended mass at St. Colom ba's church. On tho return to the decision of tho court on a stay of.opora ho"80 tho convention was for Judgment is entitled to bo rot..,! ,,nftU'p Pencd Dr State President T.S. to hla original placo of custody. Gov ernor Chamberlain has takon tho mat ter under advisement. Attention Comrades. Assomblo at tho post hall at 1:30 p. m Aug. 10 shnrp to attend tho funer al of Comrade Wiley which takes placo at 2 o'clock p, m. Sam. Kleffman E. L. BRIGGS. Adjutant. Commander. We Would Like to Do HMMHHHHIMHHHBHHHMHllHMHHHHHHiHHiMiHHiHiHi Yout Bicycle Repaying Wc know, with out five experienced repair men, we can give you the best attention; then with out complete stock o! Hartfort,G. &J.and M. &W. Tires and rims of every descriptian we know wc can please yoa. No matter what is the matter with your hi cycle, we can repair it. WHEELS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED PRONE RED 215! Hogan. Addresses of welcome and routine business occupied thp re mainder of tho session. The annual parade was held this afternoon. The business sessions will bo resumed to morrow and will conclude Thursday with the annual olectlon of officers, rouowed by a banquet at Avon park. 1 ii Minnesota Red, Men. St. Cloud, Minn., Aug. 9. The Min nesota great council of the order of I llrt.l lnH I l. gj.vvu muu uufcuu us annual session 1 1 hero today with an attendanco of dele I gates anil visitors surnasslnir all nr... viuus meetings or tho great council. A street fair and carnival is bolng held In conjunction with tho meeting. Both will contlnuo until Friday. Two Wills Filed. The separate wlll3 of Mn. and Mrs. James Capllnger were toda'y filed in probate. The estimated value of the property of Mr. Capllnger Is $6200. That of Mrs. Capllnger is $1150. Both Instruments appoint their son John Capllnger as executor and both pro vide tho same bequests as follews: To their daughter Mary Nixon, $5., their son Rufus Capllnger, $5.00. The remainder of the estates Is to be di vided equally among the following named heirs: their granddaughter, Bertha Josephine Carlson, their sons Henry Capllnger, John Capllnger, and Thomas Woodside Capllnger and to their daughter Anna Scott. The ap praisers appointed are Thomas Humphrey, Jv B. Ashby and William Humphrey. Win Kaiser has been re tained as attorney for both estates. Messenger boys of the Postal Tel egraph office in Newark, New Jersey, have signed an agreement that they will not smoke cigarettes nor read dime novels during office hours. In anticipation of a great addition to the angelic choir in the near fu ture, Saint Peter is having the wing factory worked overtime on rush orders. HOTELS BASEBALL SUPPLIES Watt Shioo Tne Bicycle Man The Small Things i 19999WaMimaaaemBa k iCushon Tired Runabouts Are still tho popular driving rigs, and will contlnuo so to bo for an lndoll nlte time. We havo more of tho Mime good sort wo have sold so extensively this season and we want you to look them ovor. Our prices are much below those at which similar goods have been of ferod. and wo know for a certainty that we have tho values. F. A. Wiggins Implement House 25W57 Liberty St. Farm Implements, Automobiles, Sewing Machines and Supplies. Wholesale Arrests. Portland, Aug. 9. Between midnight last night and 2 o'clock this morning, the police department broke all re cords and arrested 219 men. All were charged with being on the city streets arter hours, and their arrest was by commaud of Chief Hunt, who ordered yesterday that all men violating the after-houri' ordinance last night be arrested and prosecuted It Is the first step of tho police department In their act of clearing the city of vagrants and undeslrab'.o characters, and the raid was brought to hand by the num ber of petty crimes, burglaries and hold-ups that havo occurred wl'bin the past month. Will Improve Prison. Governor Chamberlain has been busy the pait few day completing ar rangemonts for the entire renovation and re-modeling of the plumbing at the state prison. He has had Archi tect Nerr and the prison onglneer en gaged on the work of making plans and specifications to this end. The governor Is determined to make this prison a respectable Institution, and ono of the greatest needs that ho ha found Is that of bettor sanitary con- ditlons. The Willamette. Frank Johnson, Spokane. C. H. Stockwell, Carnival company. Harry Dubell, Carnival company. F. P. Kenett anl wife Carnival Co. T. Wechsler, San Francisco. Jay C. Harris New York A. Stulger, Portland. S. C. Jones, Portland. Peter Schmidt, Olympla. Frank Schmidt, Olympla. C. H. Dunlop Portland. S. Morrison, Portland. Fred Dorrance, San Francisco. C. L. Dick, Portland John Manning, Portland. Dan R. Murphy, Portland. John W. Whitman, San Francisco. S. J. Madson, Newbury. John Olvis, Albany. Silas Burnside, McMlnnvllle. F. B. Bowman, Portland. Adolph Schmidt. Olympla. Ij H. Barton, St Paul. It. P. Clarke, N. C. R. Co. F. E. Braga, San Francisco. J. C. Landsen. Portland DIED. WILEY. At the Oregen: Insane tsy lum, August 9, 1904, George W. Wiley, of old age. Deceased was an old soldier, and came to the asylum February 5, 1904, from the Soldiers' Home, at which placo he had been for a number of years. Tho remains will bo taken care of by tho G. A. R., of which he was a member, and tho burial will be in the soldiers' plot In the City View-cemetery. A Gold Dust Float Made by THE SIDNEY POW ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore gon. Made for family use. Ask your grocer for It Bran and shorts always on hand. f P. B. Wallace AGENT wnMi)icf attigm !P .. m ntW TIRES. Just received a lot of now tirea direct from the factory. If in need of a tiro see mo. Century thorn-proof tires $8 pr. Century toughtread tires $7 pr Century No. 100 tires $6.00 pr All guaranteed. FRANK .1 Mnnnc I W iBtgiM Office . tationery How is your stock of office stations , can up Main 2824 and our rnrZ . H, setting low? If it is wants. and our representative t... .-i..vocuiauvfl win n . wni wait tin th A... .... - ana see to your ., . "'ol ol lo mon-h nn.t hv ...i. ... ttt- 1T r given Pvtfcular Attention In our tQiV A.Wont Job receive wo unto care ana attention when repairing it, as a ton dollar Job This Is what has bulU our buiinm tlp lo u' preset hlgit standard ana proportion. Our repair department Is where wo live and Its ft common fact that when work tan been a failure lowhero,lt finds It way to u and la inado tho saino as now. Peoplo HvIdS along R. V. D. cau nd us their work and got It back tho next day. Try Iho up-iolat Watch and Jewelry Repairer. GhasiL Hinges, Money to Loan THOMAS K. FORD Over Ladd & Bush's Bank. Salem, Or. Many Shingles Destroyed. Belllngham. Wash., Aug. 9. Forest fires which hayo been racinc mar Yanzandt, this county, are responsible for the destruction of Hine & Hines" ahlnglo-mlll. at that place. The dry kiln, oontalnlng 1.000.000 shingles, was also destroyed. Los about J5000. NEW TODAY! rf OptUUn. 88 8tat StMfc Ntnrt door to Ladd A Bush Bank ' ' lMUIM,""T1lftHltmniimiiinr Fey Sale A two-seated carriage or urey, as good as now. for about half price. A. F Hofer Jr.. Jour nal office. For Sale Confectionary and making outfit. A bargain particulars call candy For Final Account Closed. Attorney Condlt this afternoon i-kised up tho final account in the es 'ato of Jacob Song. T. W. Buettner tho administrator having faithfully performed hla duties was discharged by the court. can rush it If necessary, but -."..mon'h an4 havo to rush it necessary. Don't forget we havn , f mh H to muo " n 6 hI"e- a b,S Job cylinder press. The Gauit Printing Company Y. M. C. A. Building 71 Chemeketa Street ON TIME EVERY Tl ME. 'Phone 2824 Main. SALEM OREGON The German police havo begun a kystematio campaign against quacks and quaok medicine. They estimate that In ten years the population has increased 5S per cent., rogular medi cal men 76 per cent, and quacks 11G7 per cent. Thore are more women quaoka than men. Happy as Can Be, Marriage licence vras Issued today a u , . 0ft R Keene to Joseph Kuha aad Mlas Anna Diet room 9 Holman bull ting S9-3t 'rich JRfiAmm flElstk.. . .-' JF JBa W . M km MM MP V issB m bbbbW - jm' rw.m mm mm wim VJmA .&u$Br&&&& SSUiP,8 Continued Sl TCTtPwWl'4P9f'P4isMfpBS4ifiisiaisqpiffsai Usr:frr?5Ai-fa..