Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 01, 1905, LAST EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1005, 9 IMHNHHHHMMHHHHItHHMHHIM GOTHAM LETTER I IMIMMIMIMIMMieBieaMBMIMMIMeiMl York, July 1. Governor's Isl to havo a mllltnry chapol, to proximately $50,000. It will bo at tho oxponso of tho Trinity .tlon, and will occupy a com g slto overlooking Buttermilk inol. Tho United States novorn- Is now Increasing tho area of tho and tho oroctton of tho chapol along tlio lino of other improve- Tho building will tako tho of St. CornolluB' Chnnol. a structuro erected in 1841. laity Corporation has slnco 1808 I tho chaplain for tho army tho bay. Tho clergymen havo nominated by tho roc tor and ;hoson by tho general commanding, io approval of tho war dopnrt This is an, unusual arrangomont, all othor army posts in tho loumry tno chaplain is a mombar of thelrcgular army and holds a commis- omjTho corporation pays tho salary ifltho Qovornor's Island chaplain nnd government provides a houso for position of tho General's daughter, Mrs. Robor, of Washington. Tho first Mrs. Miles, who was a daughtor of Judge Sherman and a nlcco of tho gonoral and senator of that historic name, diod In her summer homo on tho Hudson last summer. Insurunco men (if this city havo started a vigorous campaign against hlrod witnesses, "shyster" lawyers, ambulanco chasers, and professional accidont claimants. A body corre sponding to tho American Bankers' Association will bo formod so that a concerted effort may result la tho In carceration of thoso who got "fnko" injurloa and then mulct Insurance com panies and public servlco corporations. Tho organization will extend nil over tho United States. aSMil IWWi lism It scorns thnt Frederick W. Vandor bllt, tho least conspicuous member of tho family, has a strong liking for Jnpanoso architecture Ho followed tho load of Mrs. W. K. Vandorblit, Jr., in having Iris Adirondack camp rebuilt of tho tallest buildings In tkoin tho Blyl0 that prevails In tho chrys is to bo orocted on tho slto of , anthomum land. Af tor Mra. Willlo W. Parkhurst's Madison Square Pros-' naa nor cft,nP on ulu JUlk0 DUiIt ovor lan Church by tho Metropolitan "Y Japanese architects ana workmen Insuranco Company. Tho com- nt IarB COflt ano novor UBoa DUt 'nlrcadr owns tho roat of tho , nr misunrms uncio not oniy nvou in nnd will raze tho church as soon now odifice on tho opposlnto cor of Madison Avonuo nnd Twenty h stroot Is finished. Tho lofty 4-rmm0 mill linn aimnrtrlinf 4Vift anmA vjw Uatloa to tho Metropolitan Llfo build- ngias tho tower on Madison Squaro Garden to tho Garden. Though tho tower will not bo as high as tho WnshL iigten Monument, 555 foot, and per apslnot as high as tho tower on tho Philadelphia city hall, C37 foot, It will boltalloT than tho Statuo of Llborty, Bomofof tho loftiest cathodrals of tho brld and tho Pyramid of Choops. cioty has a raro bit of gossip now Initio rumorod intontion of Llcutonant General Nelson A. Milos, U. S. A.,r o- fyldpy of Philadelphia's famous Dr. lHifylokopor. Evidently tho gallant IiMnu uuuniB u your ui wiuuwuniDuu s-msiIo at his ago nnd realizes that' if feMMj to figuro as a youthful brido yrewrt again ho must loso no tlmo. 'HMjfRush Shlppon Iluldokopor. to givo kSTnrosnoctlva brido her full name is h.CB0E.oi tho most charming wonion in iSeMQunkor City. Slto isn't in tho Ouakor City at present, so far as that HO e," for a fow days ago sho took ship wltho othor otdo and whlspor Gen jMilos enllod in tho sumo etoamor. iTSco is no question that tho General 5boog extremely attontlvo to Mrs. IlltSuokoncr and thero aro thoso in fljlfltadolphia clrclos who assort sho not ropubod him.. Tlio only thorn J alt ho rosy path of tho two Is tho op- his Oriental camp, but has just had two more buildings of similar charac ter put up on his prosorvo. Uppor St. Regis Lake, on which tho Frod Vnnder bllfc est a to is situated, is distinguished this yoar by an architectural froak at Camp Ka'tia. It consists of throo cir cular buildings of rough stono, con nected by passagowayo. Tho flrsb cir cle, which is fifty foot in diamotor, contains a boathouso on tho lower floor and a ball room abovo. Ono of tho froaks of this ":tmp" is that tho lamps nro sot In niches In tho throo foot walls, with a chlmnoy for every lamp lending outsldo. A ballroem: in a "camp" is a now phnso of tho wonlthy American's Idea of tho slmplo life. Thero is at lonst ono smart colony In this port of tho country whoro tho automobllo is not encouraged by tho womon who llvo there. That is Lonor, which has tho reputation of standing out longor against tho automobile than any ono of t'io fashionnblo surm mer resorts. Up to two years ago thoro was not a slnglo motor car ownod by any of tho occupants of tho hun dred cottages that compriso society's idoa of Lenox, and up to tho present thoro is not ono woman In that colony who drives a car. To tho smart women folk who llvo thoro tho horso is king, nnd nothing must intrudo on his domain. Ono of tho most Interesting mon in tho.polico department Jefferson Mor- roll, tho patrolman at tho morguo, is Iff 'flJ a -& STOUT MEN cannot go every where with impunity. They can come to us, howover, and rest assured that they can get anything they nro looking for in tho way 6 clothing clothing construct ed upon scientific lines by artists trained to oopo with all conditions. E. KOPPE, Clothing and Furniohlng goods. Y. M. 0. A. Building, Snlom. University Shoes $3.50 Tho host shoos in tho market for tho monoy. Noted for stylo, qunlity nnd comfort. Wo raanufacturo ladies' woolon shawls to ordor. Soo our dosigns. about to rotlro. Morroll is ono of tho old mon of tho dopartmont, having boon u policeman for nearly thirty-fivo years Prior to his appointment ho was a boatman, nnd is known ns an oxport in judging tho length of tlmo bodies lmvo been in tho water. In 1880 ho was detailed nt tho morguo, nnd has boon thoro slnco. Ho has handlod thousands of bodies, and, It is rolated, got so accustomed to tho work that ho said ho "liked it," Morroll distin guished himself in tho Slocum disaster. Ho handlod nnd checked all tho nino hundred odd bodies tnkon to tho EOtli stroot docks and morguo, and his rec ords nro tho most Important of thoso of that disaster in tho archives of tho department of public charities. Ho has not been woll slnco. FAIRY TALES FOR SMART SET. TO DELICATE WOMEN You will never get well and strong, bright, hap py, hearty and free from pain, until you build up your constitution with a nerve refreshing, blood-making tonic, like yine,(ardui It Makes Pale Cheeks Pink It Is a pure, harmless, medicinal tonic, made from vegetable ingredients, which relieve female pain and distress, such as headache, backache, bowel ache, dizziness, chills, scanty or profuse menstru ation, dragging down palis, etc. It Is a building, strength-making medicine for women, the only medicine that Is certain to do you good. Try it. Sold by every druggest In $1.00 bottles. WHITE US A LETTER freely and frankly, In strictest confid ence, telling us all your symptoms and troubles. We will send free Advice (In plain sealed envelope), how to cure them. Address: Ladles' Advisory Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. "YOU ARE FRIENDS of mine," writes Mrs, F, L, Jones, of Gallatin, Tenn.: "For slnco taking Cardul I have gained 35 lbs,, and am In better health Uian for the past 9 years. I tell my husband that Cardul is worth Its weight In gold to all suffering ladles." WHEN YOU WANT QUALITY EPPLEY'S PERFECTION Made In Salem and Sold by all Salem Grocers. IS THE BAKING POWDER YOU WANT. Littlo Rod Riding Hood Revised for Ohildron of tho Rich. Onco upon a tlmo thoro llvod In a cortnln villngo on Nnrragansott bay a littlo girl who was tho prottlest crca turo over soon. Hor mothor was or cesslvcly fond of hor, and saw hor ns froquontly bb possible-, somotlmcs ns oftpn as onco n. month. Hor grandmoth er, who doted on hor ovon moro, hnd mado for hor in Paris a littlo rod rid ing hood of vclvot ombroldored with ponrl passomentorlo, which beenmo hor girl so woll that ovorybody callod her Littlo Red Riding Hood. Ono day hor mothor said: to her: "Go, my dear, nnd seo how thy grnnd mothor doos, for I fear sho has boon ill with gout nnd gastritis. Carry hor this torarpln and this pot of fol grnss." The grandmother llvod in a secluded nnd oxclusivo part of tho villngo, in n mnrblo hut sltuntod in tho midst of a woodod park. Littlo Rod Riding Hood got out of tho carrlngo whon sho camo to tho park, tolling tho footman sho would walk tho rest of tho way. Sho had hardly passed tho hodgo when sho mot a wolf, "Whither nro you going t" ho nskod, looking wistfully at her. "I am going to seo my grandmother, and carry her a terrapin and a littlo ot of fol grns from my mamma." "Well," said tho wolf, "I'll go and seo her too. I'll go this way nnd you go that, and wo shall seo who will bo thero first." Tho wolf ran off as fast ns ho could and was first at tho door of tho marblo hut. Tho butlor Informod him thnt madamo was not nt home, but ho sprang through tho door, knocking tho butlor over, and ran upstairs to madamo 'a boudoir. "Who's thorot" aswed tho grand mother, whon ho tapped, "Your grandchild, Littlo Rod Riding Hood," repllod tho wolf, counterfeit ing hor volco, "who has brought you a torrapln and a littlo pot of fol grass." Tho good grandmother, who had eat on nothing for two days but a pressed mallard and a pint of cbampagno, cried out hungrily, "corao in, child I" Tho wolf Tan in, and falling upon the kind old lady ate her up in a hurry, for bo bad not tasted food for a wbola weok. Tho wolf then got into tho grand mother's bed and presently Littlo Rod Riding Hood tapped at tho door, Tho wolf pitched his voico as high and un pleasant as he could and called out, "Como in child 1" And when sho en tered he said, hiding himself under the bedclothes, "put tho terrapin and tho litlo pot of iol gras on tho gold tabarot, and como and Ho down with me. it Littlo Red Biding Hood did not think It good form to go to bed so vory lato' in tho morning, but, as sho was an obcdlont child, sho took off hor gold-. flowered frock and tho littlo diamond stomacher, and got Into bed, whoro, amn'zod nt tho chango in her grand mother's nppcaranco, sho said to hen "Grandmamma, how thin your arms havo gotl" "I havo been dloting, my child;" "Grandmamma, how thin your logs havo got." "Walking lias becomo a fad, my child." "Grandmamma, how qulot you arol" "This is not tho Metropolitan opora house, my child." "Grandmamma, what has bocomo of all your gold teeth I" "Theso will do, my childl" And saying theso words, tho wlckod wolf foil upon Litlo Red Riding Hood and nto hor all up. Bort Loston Tay lor, in Puck. I "' ' " I ". H IUM1 1 CLASSIFIED T" i Indians Recognized. Abordeon, Wash., Juno 27. R R. Archer, Chohalls county assessor, to whom ihas been given tho task of allot ting tho lands on tho Qulniault Indian resorvatlon, and who has boon mado disbursing agent for tho dopartmont of the Interior, says tho allotmont will bo mado before fall. Mr. Arc'hor thinks that about 800 Indians will bo ontitlod to rccelvo land, on tho basis of 80 ncros of agricultural land, or 40 acres of agricultural and 80 acres of grazing lnnd, or ICO acres of grazing land to overy man, woman nnd child. Should an Indian desire but 20 ncros of agri cultural land, ho would bo ontitlod to 120 acres of grazing land. Tho reservation contains about 224, 000 acres of land which includes somo of tho finest timbor remaining in tho stnte. It is said that most of tho In dians havo practically macTo tholr cholco of location, and that thoy havo shown tholr worldly wisdom in tho so loction of tho finest lands la tho re serve Most of tho land along tho Qulniault rlvor, with its famous Bal mon, Is already used by thorn ns squat ters, and tholr rights in this rospoct will probably bo scrupulously obsorvod in tho allotment, which thoy nro said to bo anxious for. ' For many years tho longing oyos of tho whlto man havo been turned toward tho reservation as a nlaco of big trees and flno fishing, and not a fow havo held thcmsolvcs in readiness to tako a homestoad or a timbor claim thorp whon tho land was allotted. But it looks as if all such would bo doomed to disappointment, as prosont indica tions aro that tho best of tho remaining timbor will boturnod into tho Olympic forest reserve, which it adjoins. In tho ovont of its being thrown opon to sottlers, it would first bo noc- ossnry for congress to pass a speclnl law boforo it can bo tnkon, which would furthor dolny sottlemont. As toria Budgot. W M FOR SALE. For Sale Sovon-room rosldonco, barn, largo nail block, eloctrio lights, batn, hot and cold city writer. E. Hofor, Journal ofllco. For Solo. Small dry fir wood, at $3.25 per cord. Phono Blnek 2001. T. L. Davidson, Jr., Mornlngsida 1-20-tf For Sale -Fivo or ton-ncro plaso, first-' class improvements. Closo to school, church, postofuco and railroad. Ad dross "X.," caro of Journal. For Solo, Two lots, with now houso and barn, good improvements. At a bargain. Inquiro of Glover & Pat ton's blacksmith shop, 430 Court stroot. 0-22-tf For Bale. Flno Brown Loghorn hens. Mrs, L. Campbell, South Commercial atrcot. Phono 284 Whlto. 0-30-lwk For Sale, A snap for a fow days. Lot with houso, barn and good gnrdon, 1303 Commercial street, South Sa lorn, near Methodist church. Inquiro at promises. John Hart. 0-303t rir Sale, A frosh milk oow and calf. Inquiro at Club stables. 027-3t FOR RENT. For Rent Fivo-room cottage, fur nishod or unfurnished. Apply at Rostoln & Groonbaum'fl. C-20-tf For Rent. A flvo-room houso and a sovon-rootn houso. Call on A. Schrolbor, 421 High stroot. 0-13-tf WANTED FEMALE HELP. banted A Uompotont girl for housework. Mrs. R, Catltn, north cast corner 13th and Chomokota streets. 0-30-3t WANTED. Wanted. Somo ono with baling outfit to balo 100 tons of hay. O. West, stato houso. MISCELLANEOUS. Go To J. N. Shantz for your hop bas kots. Got in your ordor boforo tho rush. 0-2-lm Shirt WalBta and Snmmor Gowns Mado in tho best stylo and workman ship. Torms roasonablo. Addross or call on Mrs. H. Mllnor, 20th and Conter stroots. 5-20-tf Tho Tillson Co. Dealers In chpppod food, sood bran, hay, Hour uriou fruit, etc. High stroot, adjoining opora houso. G-l-yr. Prevent As Woll As Curo Headache If subject to headache, take Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills when you (eel the first indication of an attack, and you will find that they rarely ever fail to stop'furthcr progress. Pain weakens the nerves, and the longer you suffer, the more frequent will be the attacks. On the contrary, if the nerves are relieved of this weakening influence, the at tacks will be less frequent, and finally disappear altogether. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills contain no opium, cocaine, mor phine or chloral in any form. They are absolutely harmless if taken as directed, and will have no other effect, except to drive out the pain. , "Dr, Miles' Anti-Pain Pills aro all right, and I can rocommend them to any one in need of a remodv for head actio, neuralgia, or pain of any kind. My health Is not very pood, and I am subject to frequent attacks of severe headaoho, but since I began taking; Dr. Miles' Antl-Puln Pills I do not Buffer from that trouble as I uaed to. They never fall to give relief In a few minutes, and If taken promptly on tho approach of headache will prevent an attack from coming; on. Tain Pills prevent, aa well as curo." MHB. WM, PEDniCK. aioveravllle, N. T. Or. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills are told by your druaal't. who will guarantee that the riret pacKaae will benefit. Tnkon Up A rod and whlto spottod holfcr calf, about six weeks old, Owner enn hnvo samo by calling on tho city marshal and paying charg es. 0-30-3t OSTEOPATHS, OstcoplitSrw of tho American School of Osteo pathy, Kirksvlllo, Mo. Ofllco Broy mnn building, Commercial street. Rooms 25 and 20. Phono Rod 2413. Now rosldonco, 419 North Summor stroot. Phono 383 Red. 0-10-tf BAKERIES. Captttal Bakory Ullom & Rutherford, proprietors, 430 Court stroot. Frosh broad, ploa and cakoa dally. Macca roons, lady flngors, nngol and devil's food cako, candles, nuts, etc Deliv eries mado to any part of tho city. Phono Whlto 821. B-l-tf PLSANPTG AND DYE WORKS. Cleaning and Dyoing And ropalrlng neatly dono. Four suits prcssod by tho ' month $1.00, at tho Capital City Stoara Dyoing and Cleaning Parlors. Miss Efllo M. Andorson, proprietor. Opora Houso block. 5-1-tf CALL ON YOUR STEPMOTHER AT tho Salonx Dyo Works whoa you want your clothos cloanod, dyod, ro palrod or prcssod. rollnod, volvot col lars on; also suit prossod by th month. You can got anything cleaa od, from a pair of gloves to tno most olaborato silk gowns. Mrs. O. IL Walker, Prop., 105 Commercial street. 8 ASK AND DOOR FACTORIES. Frufc K. Brown Manufacturer of 6Mb, doors, mouldings. All kinds of house finish and hardwood work. Front stroot botwoon Stato and Conrt A. M. Hanson Manufacturer of all kinds sash, dotrs, mouldings, wood work, houso finish and ofllco fixtures. Estimates furnlshod. Cor. Mill and Church stroot. Phono Rod 211. ARCHITECT. W. D. Pugh Archltoct and superin tendent, plans furnishod for all class oa of building and structural work. Ofllco 110 Stato streot, Tioga block, Salem, Oregon. DRAYMEN. Wlilto & Cummins, do a gQnoral dray end tnuuifor business, meet (01 trains. 'Phonos, down town, M&ls 21S1, rosldoncos, Bluo 15, red S07. Stand 218 Commorslal street 8-12-l LODQE8. Salem Camp, No. lis, Woodmen of tb World Meots in nolmnn llall overy Friday at 7:80 p. in. L. B. Stinson, consul; P. L. Frnsor, clork. Strawberry Crates Tin tops and bul locks nt lowost prices. Capital Com mission Co. Phono Main 2231, oppo slto Willamette Hotel, Salem, Orogon. Forostors of America Court 8hrwood Forosters No. 10. Meets Friday la Turner block. Ira Jorgonson, O. B.i A. L. Brown, Soc. Hotel Bcott Nowly furnished, overy- thing clean and first class. Rooms at roasonablo prices. In Cottlo block, Salem. A. Scott, prop. 7-C-tf. Salem Iron Works Foundors, machin ists sad blacksmiths. Manufacturers of all kinds of sawmill machlnory. BJop and fruit drying stoves, etc. Manufacturers of tho O. K. Grubber. Chand & Marcus. 11-29-lm fall! he will 23 dote, 29 centi. return your money. ne If It ever eold In bulk. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind EXCURSION RATES During tho Lewis and Clark exposition tho O. O. T. Co. will make tho following ratos Salem to Portland, ono way, 75 conts; round trip, $1.00. Tickets good for ten days. Boats leaving daily, at 7 a. m., excopt Sunday. M. P. BALDWIN, Agt. Dock Foot of Trade Street. Davoy fit Savage. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, Conveyancing and Exainlng Titles. Notary work dono. Bring us list of your proporty for sale, 403 Stato streot, near Illgh. 3 8-tf Say nava you triod B. n. Pauls for moatsf lie has tho bost sausago In town. Come and try it, and bo con vinced. 410 East Stato stret. Wo Aro Now paying lOo for eggs. Commercial Cream Co. 9-11-tf $20.00 Roword Will bo paid by tho undersigned for Information loading to tho recovery of two horses whleh woro taken from Shelburn, Linn coun ty, Or., Sunday night, Juno 1, 1005. Tho horses woro both whlto; weight about 1150 to 1200 oach. Aro In good condition; woro shod rough all around. Ono horso had scar abovo front foot, caused by barbed wire cut; tho othor horso showod Per cheron stock, heavy mane, tall and fotlocks, and had collar marks o& right shoulder. Thoy wero last soon two milos north of Stayton, Or., on Thursday, Juno 22d. Any Informa tion should bo sent to tho shorlff of Marlon or Linn counties, or to Henry Smith, city marshal of Stayton. D. n. Thomas, Shelburn, Or. 0-28-lwk To tic Coantry People When in town tako your meals at the Star Restaurant, 830 Court Streot, ad joining Wade's hardware storo. Meals t all hoartf, 15 cents. Phone 801 Rod. Control Lodgo No. 18, K. of P. Castle Hall in Holman block, cornor State and Llborty stroots. Tuosday of oach weok at 7:30 p. m. T. J. Cronlso, O. O.; W. I. Staloy, K. of R. and B. Modern Woodmen of America. Oro gon Cedar Camp, No. 6240. Meets ovory Thursday ovonlng at 8 o'clock, Holman Hall. E. E. Matten, V. O.j A. L. Brown, Clork. WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For water sorvlco apply at ofllco, Bilbi payablo monthly In advance. Mnko all complaints at tho office. Just la m m m m Our now Uno of 1005 wall pa per has just arrlvod. All latest patterns at roasonablo prices. Call and seo our stock and to eonvlncod thnt our paper and prices aro right. Remember the place. E. L. Lemmon 299 Liberty St. Phone 2475 a a Call Wagon or Telephone 45 Black Boy Coupons and Save Money. Salem Ice Co. The Ctuh Stables First-class Livery and Cab Line, Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally-ho for picnics and excursion parties. Phono Main 24L Corner Liberty ana Ferry, Cuj W. Yannke Prop