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DAH.T CAP ITAli JOTJUNAI SAIJat, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER gjL T , I W! M mm: MONTANA AIRSHIP DIFFERS FROM OTHERS :.? 4 V ' 8t. Louis, Nov. 8. The trial trip on AThnrsday at the world ' fair by tbe snirship Meteor; invented and 'built by ' T.5T3ehbow, of Columbus, -Monfena, with'tho collaboration of Ji. J. Wells, A of the same place, demonstrated the di 4 rigibilHy of tho machine. Mr. Bonbow .1 propelled it in various directions and at different angles, raising and lower ing Jt In the air several times, and .finally returning to tbe place of start- " The IJenltow dlrldbe balloon is con- f structed on ontlrely different princl 4 pics from the Baldwin, which has mado such a brilliant succor. It is also much larger, tho eignr-slinped bag bo Jnjr 7-1 foot lone and 21 Vi feet in di gest efficiency. . This application to aerial navigation of the principle gov erning the motion of the human hands in swimming and the change of posi tion of the vanes on the feathers of the birds during flight, is looked upon by Mr. Baldwin and other aeronoutic oxperts at tho exposition as of great and unquestionable value. The oper ation of tho wings may bo modified, by means of a crank placed conveniently to the hand of tho navigator, is such wlso as to make tho vessel ascend or descend in the air at will. Whilo the vertical direction is thus controlled by causing the opening and closing ot the wings to take place at different points in their revolution, the horizon tal direction is gdvernod by means of nmctor, wjth a capacity of 14,000 cubic a cord attachod to a rectangular rud der, eight by five, made of- canvas feet, and carrvini? a welirbt of 900 I pounds. Directly beneath tho central lino of the gas-bag, and attached to i its cords, is a horizontal spar, about '' two-thirds as long as itsolf, made of f steer with the excoption of a short prolongation of bamboo aft to which V tho rudder-post is attached. From this Jj rod is suspended the cor proper, which W is n framework of aluminum sustained by etcel rods and further strengthened ! with braces of piano wire". The car, which is prolonged foro and aft .into long bonks similar to and parallel with ,' tho main spar, is divided into two compartments, tho forward one con taining a ten-horse power Hercules gasolino engine, nnd tho other tho roc tangulAr wicker basket in which the aeronaut stands. Tho gasolino tnnk is in front of tho baskot and is connect ed with tho enrburator and engino by menus of pipes running bencnth the basket. Tho engine Is kept cool by nn ordinary electric fnn wheel attached Immediately in front of it. Tho propolling apparatus is geared to tho engino by n broad leather belt, consists lof two wheels, one on onch iiido -of tho car and nt tho exact con- ' tor of giavity of the whole apparatus. These wheels aro 1 fcot in diameter, nnd mako SO revolutions a minute. Each is composed of four six-foot , blades or wings, mado of canvas stretched on bicyclo tubing with piano wiro braces. Tho wings arp collapsi ble, and by an ingenious mechanical device aro made to close uji at each revolution, remaining open just long enough to soivo nnd grasp tho nir, nnd presenting a minimum of resistanco wiiiio ruuirmiiK in uio poim ui great- stretched on a bamboo frame. A three-pronged anchor . is swung over a pulley nt the bow, ami is let down by means of n hundred feet of rope coiled at the side of tho basket. It is considered n special merit in this form of nirship that is able to grad ually riso or sink by means of the very same power required for its pro pulsion. The gas-bag, as in tho case of the Baldwin balloons, is of Japanese silk varnished with linseed oil and pro vided with nn automatic safety valve that permits a littlo of the gas to cs- capo whenever the apparatus pressure becomes perilously gTeat. Tho working out of the plnns for thjs airship was begun 1 years ngo, while Mr. Benbow was loading tho life of n rancher on tho great steppes of tho Hoekics; but tho nctual construction was not begun until May 1, 1003. It was finished in October of tho same year, and its efficiency wns. proved by several short experimental ascents be foro it wns brought to St. Louis. Flights will henceforth bo made fre quently by both tho Bqnbow nnd tho Baldwin airships which ' havo nlready proven themselves cnpablo of navignt ing the highways of the air, and two other nerinl craft, as different as pos- siblo both from each other and from either of these, will make their trinl nsoontfl within two or three davs. Those aro tho colossal French dirigi bio balloon, belonging to Hippilyto Francois, nnd tho very remnrkablo man-power flying machine of A. L. Reynolds; to say nothing of sovcral man-lifting kites and aeroplanes. the A. F. of L., and who is himself a delegate to the San Francisco conven tion. "Socialists will not be driven from tho San Francisco convention. We shall continue our fight for Industrial ism, and I believe that the convention next week will mark tho time when President Samuel Oompers will change his attitude toward that policy. The rank and file of tho labor movement today had been educated to the ad vantages of following out a policy of industrialism, and if the matter of on election of president of the movement were to be left to them there is no doubt in my mind but that Oompers would bo defeated." Four of tho largest organizations afHHatod with the American Pederation of Labor aro following out a policy of industrialism, nnd with their strength nnd influence it is not impossible that they may succeed in changing the at titude of tbe present administration of tho federation or as an alternative gain control themselves, or, fniling this, secedo from the big organization nnd start a new movement. The four or ganizations nrc those of the United Brewery Workers of America, tho In ternational Typographical Union, the United Mine Workers of America, and the International Longshoremen, Ma rino and Transport Workers' associa tion. "Madnm," said the ijroccr, "let me intro duce Golden Gate the highest tirade coffee on the market." Nothing docs with GOLDEN GATE COKFEE but satisfaction. No prlies no coupons ao crockery. I and 2 lb. aroma-tlrfb tins. Nctcr sold la balk. J. A. Folder (Sb Co. Established linlf a Century Snn Francisco MARKET QUOTA TIONS TODAY "Mako Salem a Good Home Market" Poultry at Stclner's Market EgggPcr dozen, 30c. Hens Sc. Young chickens 8c. Ducks 10c. Etc, OASTOHIA. Bean the- I The Kind Yea Hara Alwap Boogtt sar Buggy Comforts. These cold ilayi of approaching win ter, persons who drive want tho great est possible amount of comfort en their trips. To supply this need the Mitch ell, Lewis & Staver Company, have put in tho most elegant lino ever brought to Salem of woolen lap robes. Call and look over tho immense supply, nnd you will bo satisfied. HARPER j Jl rwffl$KY jnK i a ueugnuui leverage I Harrltt & Lawrence. Eggs Per dozen, 30c. Potatoes, Vegetables, Potatoes lc. Onions 2c. Wood, Fence Post, Eta. Second-growth $4.50. Big fir $5.00. Ash-$5.00. Oak posts 15c. Cedar posts 10c. Hlde, Pelts and unw Green Hides, No. 1 Be. Green Hiues, No. 2 4c. Calf Skins 45c. . Sheep 75c. Goat Skins 26o to 81.68. Grain, Hops and Flour. Oats Buying, $1 401.50. Barley-$2323.50. Hops 2528c. Salem Flouring Mills. Flour Wholesale, $i'.10. Wheat 80c. Live Qtoclc Market, Steera 22c. Cows ll?ic Sheep ?.502.0(t. Dressed veal 45c Fat hogs 55i:. Hay, Fead. CUh Baled cheat $12.00. Baled clover $1011. Bran S22.50. Eggs, Butter and Cream. By Commercial Cream Co. Eggs 27c. Butter 2.30c. Butter fat 27,,c at station. am IISlOHPaciHfi nree Trains to the Et iw. Through Pullman "VD tonrlRf DQ. . OMUlari Chicago Spokane, tourtr? .o um,j. u, jvansaa city Pullman tourtut ik. ' Bonallv coniinro ..?. . fjl go; reclining chair cars j "" .cuai oany. 70" HOURS J PORTLAND TO rni PORNTa4!;.D..Tj.aco -- i bin DEPART FOB Chicago Portland Special 9 IS a, m via Huntington Atuntio Express 8:15 n. m, Tla Huntington Bt. Paul Fait Hall 6 V i, m. via Bpokana TIME SCHEDULES From Portland, or. Salt Lake, rw., . salt Lake, Denrer n. dX-oli, (Hen, Wall Walla, LewilS Spokane, Wallace, Pnnl Pau . Dnlnth .tfn..v.. nhff,M ..... v. . uw w.Mtv, uu JWHl, JlA "fAaaaaaaS HSaH 'JHiH YOUNG SOCIETY MAN TURNED OUT ROBBER A Delightful Beveraee A Safe Stimulant A Good Medicine For Sale by AUGUST SCHREIBER Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 8. The city i, wns shaken from conter to circumfer ence wlien tho nnnoiincemont was made that ono of tho ttoeloty young men of tho city, a member of ouo of tho lending fumlllos and of the olulis, .lames II. Ilondrluks, 24 years of age, had been found ilwtd on n shod in front of the Aiuuriunn N'litlonnl batik. On his body mid on the premises were found wifo-ldowing tools and im proved burglar implements, nnd a tick of dynamite, giving every ovl sloneo of an intention to blow opun tho safe of tho bank, but the position of tho body went to show very clearly that in attempting to cut tho largo electrii) wire thwt furnished the light to tho big are light just inside tho front dour of the bank he was Instant ly killed by eoutnet with tho wlru. The body was clad in n uniform of tlio Greys, the rninpnuy of which he was a member, and other apparel proves that it was from the armory tho Hchcmo was concocted. On the body was found n stick of CO por cont dynamite, it 22-cnlibro rovolvor, u glass cutter, two dynamite caps, a roll of fuse and a phial of oil. In tho yilrd of tho bank in tho rear thero was found a bag of burglar's tools, which is takon as evidonco that ho had accomplices, and when they discovered that Hendricks had been stricken down they lied. llondricks wis connoctod with the Hnrdles, his mother boing of that name, ami tho family is ono of the largest and most highly esteemed of this city and Alabama. Ho had been a model boy until n few months ago, whan he Is said to liuvo tnkon to gum- Ming, whiskey and womeii. Hendricks whs seen Monday in com pany with n strnngo man, who had been spotted during tho day by the chief of police. This man, it is bo lieved, is an esport burglar. ORGANIZED LABOR VERSUS SOCIALISM Washington, 1). (., Nov. S. Organ Ued lubur throughout thv country l Ipoklng forward with keen Intortwt to tho nunuitl convention of the Amsrlean Federation uf Iibor, whleli nnwta at San Franalsvo nsxt week. It is no secret that thero is coiididorHhle rivalry betweon the American Federation of Iiabor mid tho American Labor Union. Tho latter orgatiiSHtlou has given evi dence of bun that it is nn tee hunt of tho sonlp uf the former, and now tho Amorlonn Federation of Inbor iu tends, apparently, to hunt for seal)! in tho stronghold of tho A. L. U, It U in tho west that tho Amorisun tabor Union 1 kt rouges t, poduly bue that thero Is lu that part of the eonn try a stronger leaning towards sial ism by union men. Tho A. U U. is strongly intlueiieetl by soaJnlUm and has vorkel tho western field carefully. Iu this way it Las eomo into poeioulen of union tKtdieo that tho Amorlonn Federation of Ulwr bollevos should belong to It. Those at prtont In eontrol of the IMilley of tho federation aro strongly 0mnhm1 to all mwlullstlo leadings. There is, on tho other hand, it well defined element among the rank and tho file that is outspoken in favor of industrialism, nnd thero are many who do not haeltato to predict that tho question of soeialliin will be tho rook on wbleli the now jwwerful organiatlon will split sooner or later. The split may b precipitated by tho debates or resolutions at next week's convention or it may Ue delityed, but tho oplulou is xj)reeMl that deelstvo nation nuyt be taken at ue dUtflut date. The views ef the soeJalistie element are e.xprosoi1 in tho following state- meata iwade t1ay by .the head of ouel ot tue strangest ixHiiea atuilated with WOOD FOE STATE INSTITUTIONS. Sealed bids will bo received nt tho Executivo Office, Stato Capitol, Salem, until 2 o'clock p. m., November 10, 1904, for furnishing wood for tho sov cral stato institutions locnted nt or near Salem, as follews: Insane Asylum, main building, 4500 cords first growth fir. Insano Asylum, Cottage Torm, 1500 cords first growth fir. Penitentiary, 700 cords first growth fir; 700 cords second growth; 100 cords oak. Reform School, 475 cords first growth fir; 450 cords second growth. Deaf Muto School, 350 cords first growth fir; 75 cords split nsh or oak. Blind School, 80 cords first growth fir; 10 cords oak. Capitol Building, 400 cords first growth fir; 20 cords oak. Bids on second growth fir wood for all or any part of tho abovo will also be ontortninod. Bids will bo received for all or any part. Cordwood must bo cut whilo green, from sound timbor, four feet long, roasonnbly straight, well sea soned, delivered ns designated, at or near tho several institutions, closoly corded without bulkheads. Delivery may begin May 1st, and must bo com pleted by October 1, 1005. Each bid must bo nccompnnied by a certified check, paynblo to tho Clerk, or cosh equal to 25 conts per cord, to bo forfeited to tho stato as damages, in onso tho blddor receiving tho award shall fail to oxecuto n contract to do- llver tho wood and furnish satisfactory bond. Successful bidders will bo ro qulrod within ten days nftor notifica tion of acceptance of bid to enter into a contract and furnish a satisfactory bond. Bidders should bo careful to stato in their bids tho namo of the in stitution nnd tho kind nnd number of cords of wood to bo furnished. 'Bids must bo in sealed envelopes, endorse 'Proposal for Wood," nnd addressed to tho undorslgnod. Any further infor mation may bo had of tho undersigned. Tho right is reserved to reject any or nil bids or any part of a bid, and to waive defects in any bids, if it be deemed to the interest of tho stato to do to, By order of the Board of Trustees of tho several institutions. W. N. GATENS, Secretary to Gevernor. Oct. SC-tSl Nov, 2-4-S. m m v P UboKimg For Work ? XL Enroll in the I. C. S. and you will not have to look long. The demand for tech nically trained men is far in excess of the supply. Ob tain the technical knowledge contained in one of our Courses and you will soon be one of the thousands that owe their success to our instruction. We can help you qualify at home, in spare time, and at small expense, for any of the fol lowing positiens: Uietiinlcal, Electrical, Steam, did, or Mlnlag Engineer; Draftsman; Architect; Book keeper; Stenographer; Show-Card Writer; Window Dresser; or Ad Writer. Write TODAY, statins which po. tlon Interests you, to INTERNATIONAL Correspondence Schools 4 Box 799, SCRANTON, PA. OS CilX OS OCB 10C1L RiramJTlTITZi Schools, Scranton, Pa. Salem, Or,, April 20, 1904. International Correspondence Gcntlemcn: In reply to your request asking for my opinion of your schools as a student, will say I am well pleased with your methods of Instruction, and tho faculty you have of making your lessons so plain and easily understood. Any person with a common school education cannot help but be benefitted by pursuing a course In which ho is intorosted. In so far as I have pursued my course, could not suggest any way to Improvo your meth ods of Instruction. I beg to remain, Yours truly FRED A. LEGO. Class L. A. C. C25.334 Fr ee Cit colars R. W. WITTICHEN. Local Agent. PORTLAND MARKET. Whoat-Wnlln Walla, 63c. Valley SGS"c. Flour Valley, straights, $-A.G54.S5; graham,$3.50$4.00. Oats Choice white, $1.301.32Vi. Barley Feed, $21.C022.00 per ton; rolled, $23.0024.00. Millstufr Bran, $19.00. liny Timothy, $14.001C.OO. Potatoes 7(QRi!. Eggs Oregon ranch, 272Sc. Poultry Chickens,' mixed, 1212c pound; turkeys, live, 1415c, dressed, lGl"c. Pork Dressed, G0'$c. Beef Dressed, 46c. Veal 6 7c. Mutton Dressed, 3J5c. Hops 1903 crop, 2831c. Wool Valley, 1920c; Eastern Or egon, 1017c; Mohnir, 2025c. Hides dry, IS pounds and upwards, 1615c. Butter Fnnch crenmery, 2325c. Ocean and River SchediT For San Francisco-Every in , at 8 p. m.. For Astoria, war pfe and North Beach Dally (except Jj day) at 8 p. m.; Saturday at 10 n Dally service (water permittkg) wniameuo ana Yamhill rlrera. For fuller information ask i your nearest ticket agent, or A. U CRAIO. General Passenger AjttJ xno Oregon Railroad & Narln Co., Portland, Oregon, T". X. HOLL, Asst. Sapt. McKay fildfr. 3rd P.Stark. PORTLAND. ORE. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR October 22, 1904. Pursuant to the pro visions contnined in nn Act of Congress approved April 28, 1904, sealed pro posals will bo received at tho office of the Secretary of tho Interior, Washing ton, D. C, until 2 o'clock p. m., Decem ber 15, 1904, from responsible asylums or sanitnrinms west of tho main range of. tho Rocky Mountains, for the care nnd nnntnilv nf ndranna lfi.mll.. .wl- Ijudged insane in tho district of Alnska, for tho term of ono or moro years, ns" may bo deemed advisable by the Secretary of tho In terior. Proposals should contain a statement showing tho location of the institution nnd number of patients cared for at tho present time, the num ber of additional patients that can be accommodated after January 10, 1905, and detailed information ns to the scopo and facilities of tho institution, in order that tho Secretary of tho Interi or may nrrivo nt nn intelligent conclu sion in the matter. Each bid must be accompanied by n certified check pay ablo to tho Secretary of tho Interior for the sum of $500 as a guarantee that tho biddor will, if successful, promptly execute a satisfactory contract and fur nish a bond in tho sum of $5000 for the faithful performance of tho contract. Tho right is resorvod to reject any and all bids nnd waive technical defects. The existing contract for tho caro of such insane will cxpiro January 10, lurtuer intormation will be sup- TIME CARD NO. 26, No. 2 for Yaqulna leaves Albany l!:I5Fl weaves corvallls 1:15 Pll Arlves Yaquina 5:40 fll No. 1. Returning Leaves Yaqulna J:15All Leaves Corvallis 11:30 AlS Arrives Albany lMIPii No. 3 for Detroit- Leave Albany 1:WPJI Arrives Detroit f.MPJll No. 4 from Detroit Leave Detroit (: U Arrives Albany lfclJAJll Train No. 1 arrives In Albtaj !i tlmo to connect with the S. P, vxl bound train, as woll as gklnjUoa three hours in Albany before b& ure of S. P. north bound train. Train No. 2 connects with tieS.! trains at Corvallls and Albany j!j direct servlco to Newport and t cent beaches. Train No. 3 for Detroit, BrelUtt'J and other mountain resorts leaiei 1 bany at 1:00 p. m., reaching Detd about 0:00 p. m. For further Information apply ta EDWIN STONE, Maseatt T. COCKRELL, Agent, Albany, H. H. CRONISE, Agent. CorraEi Land Fo Sale, 120 ncres or moro of the best lo? crain land. All under cultivation, loam, can bo worked at any ieuoiJ-1 level and in ono block, 3 xnileiisj Salem, on eood road. Balance cfWI has plenty of wood for 10 years. &Jf apply direct to Journal office. 10-lT-la' I FRENCH raw PILLS. A S.ri, Cut.i. r.t ur t ft n- - Jf'T'iS NEVIR K.I0WM T,3 fA.1t. B:.'- -,'gfirS ft l.0O . " 'run,?jiSuiU' I Mnmsinriw;""""""" n.i.fi.lirlilMlen...M74,llllW"g Sold In Salem by S. C. Stoi 1905. plied on application to the Denart raent. Proposals should be addressed to tho Secretary of tho Interior, and bo marked "Proposals for the caro of Alaskan insane." Bidders are invited to bo prosent at tho opening. E. A HITCHCOCK, Socrotary. 10-31-5t Notice to the Public. All persons ara warned not to cav any money duo to me in matters grow iuB oui or me .ucxary estate to E. U. Croisan, or anyone else, without mv authority, nor to allow them to eon tract any debts in my name nor for anyone to pay them any money for me or on my account A. A. M'NARY. 10-6-dlmo O. C. T. CO.'8 PASSENGER STEAMERS POMONA and Altona leave fcr Por tland daily except Sua' day at 7 a. m. M.p7lALDWIN,At Fine New V& Of men's shoes. Some bbw and redtapped shoes, and aioea dies and children. Lowest prf and seo them, and I will treat tot JACOB VOGT 99 State St. tS AH iiH ttiBH m I V" LbIbbbbLLI. Ibr ' lkiiitiKSKt09!ftlKlf''l'n n y.'lffmftA.-.. t W rSfcasaajJalPMW-iiais-aUiw'--W ajssMiiaiiWtaallsiit1(lia- - A