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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1905)
. ' 1! VAgUT.- gAJJI-AIi. jbp.aAiEM.oiiEgON, THURSDAY, JJJLY 1.4005. AT.. in IT ton, '" W " .. TU 4"! tx-Vk """ "' - TOO BUSY - TO WRITE ADS tjry ouit , ICE REAM today nnd you will know Uio reason why. FULLER & DOUGLAS, lolom'a Loading Grocers, Confoctionors ana. iisucors. Phono 2201 4B0-4O0 SUto St. ttlMHMIill WiiU.Ml.HI AMUSEMENTS. ! i ii mm hi niii 111 ii hi. TONIGHT. BdlsonVaucjoviljo, MA, LOOK AT IHM. Iroat Oomody BUI at tho Edison Thoa- tro Tonight. Hand nnd Byron, in nn up-to-dnto llnglng, dancing and acrobatic comedy iketch ontitlod "Rooms to Lot." This loam is woll known all over tho United States, and la suro to mako a big bit Balom. Mr. Dooly, of Morrell and )ocly, as a blnckfoco monologist, is h top-notchor, nnd will occupy tho stago for a fow rolnutqs of clonn fun, at each porformnnco. Mr. Merrill will Sing tho awoot illustratod song, "Thoy Ul Spqko Well of You," and his groat lonor voico will no doubt bo enjoyod by ill, as qn tho occasion of his previous irisit here. Tho closing act will bo a four-character forco ontitlod "Ma, liook at Him,' 'and this is ono of tlio really funny farces. Mr. Morrell will appear as tho infant, and tho. other parts will bo played by Mr, Dcply, Mr. ?nml and Miss Byron, Tho Edlsono- scopq will show now motion pictures. H-H.HI H )H.t II Mi 1 1 1 l;l II New EdfeonTheatte F. J, Byrd, Manager, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunny. BAND AND BYRON, ; In an up-to-dnto singing nnd acrobat- comedy act entitled "Booms to TITO FUNNY DEELY, Blackface Comedian. Mr. Morrcl, tho wondorful tenor, Inging tho illuatratod song "They All Spoak Woll of You." Farco "Mn, Look, at Him," a nughing vohiclo of tho richest order. Band, Byrne, Moroll and Dooly. EDB30NOSCOPE. Prizo matlneo Saturday at 3:15 p. m. Ryan Gets Another Company,-:-Now York, July 13,. Tho Evoning Post says today that Thomas F. Byan, in addition to his purchaso of J the Hydo stock of tho Equitable Socioty, also controls, with his associates, an other llfo insuranco company. It says: "Sinco January 1 of tho present year, tho affairs of tho Washington Lifo Insurnnco Company have beon managed ontoroly in a'ccordntico with tho desires of Mr. Byan' and others ;vho we.ro nssociatod with him in tho 'Equitable purchnsos. From tho timo jmontloncd it has had ns president a 'former offlpial of tho Mutual Llfo Com pany, who was given Moavo of ab sence' for. throo months by President tMcCurdy of of tho Mutual whon it, was explained whoro ho was to go and by a vlcq-presld,cnt who happens alBo to bo a vlco-presidont of tho Mor ton Trust Company, which, to Bay tho least, has Mutual Llfo afllliations. "In Fobruary last general attention was attracted to 'tho affairs of the Washington Llfo by tho report made to Djsfrict Attorney Joronto by Stato Superintendent of Insuranco Hen dricks, who declared that tho misman agement of its affairs had been slm.' ply incomprehensible. "One of tho first discoveries made by tho Investigators was that tho com pany not only was involved to tho ox tont that its surplus was wiped out, but its capital stock was Impaired. Howovor, tinder its charter, it was posslblo for tho capital of tho com pany to bo increased to $500,000, and this was done, tho company thus being given $375,000 worth of stock to off or for sale " Tho increased hock was offered for sale at $-00 a share, but no purshnsor appoarcd. Continuing, tho Evening Ppst says: "It was when things wero inithls condition that Levi P. Morton, ono of tho oldest directors of' tho Washington Lifo, requested an option on tho con trol of tlio stock (tliq existing $125,-00P)-at par, or $50 a share. As a di rector, Mr. Morton, president of tho trust company that boars his namo, and of which Thomas F. Byan 1 vice- president, know exactly what tho do tails wero which had boon disclosed by tho-insuranco department's oxnm lnation. With this knowodgo ho mado his offer during tho month of Decombcr nnd almost immediately tho offer was accepted, and tho resignation of tho executive officers of tlio company wero plncod in his hands, nnd lator thoso of tho Equitablo ofllclals, wero placed in tho hands of- Paul Morton "On December 30 nn offer was mado by Mr. Byan and associates for tho purchase of tho $375,000 worth of n'ew stock for $050,250, Of this amount Thomns F. Byan contributed $218J' 750; Lovl P. Morton $218,750, and Har- ry Payno Whitney, another director of the sumo company, $218,750. By noon on tho samo day, tho snlo having boon ratified, tho money watt deposited with tho company of which Mr. Byan is vlco-presidont. Tho usual depository of tho Washington Llfo has hithorto beon tho Clmtliau National Bank. "Tho company had bulnncofl in four Going East? Listen: When you reach Ogden you can go aboard a through Standard or Tourist Pullman, running via Rock Island System by way of the Scenic Route through Colorado, thence to Kansas City, St. Louis or Chicago. Rock Island Tourist sleepers seem "like home" in their completely comfortable and rest ful atmosphere. They are as neat as wax, are manned by Pullman conductors and porters and in addition to this, they are in charge of a Rock Island excursion manager. The Rock Island has three Eastern gateways Chicago, Kansas City and St. Louis. Direct connection in Union Stations at all three, for all important points in Eastern and Southern states. Send for our folder "Across the Continent in a Tourist Sleeping Car," and ask all the questions you like. M-iYiMlltB a. h. Mcdonald, General Agent, Rock Island System, 140 Third Street, Portland, Ore. yHZf, A pound! Is all oor SPECIAL BLEND j&SJm COFFEE costs, and It Is as good as yotf nave Been paying 40c for. Try a ppcmdi ofltandyotc will be convinced. Bail Mtason tuit Jats 65c, 75c, $1.00 4 Phone J 98 AT Tfra WPV Co. Court and High Sts. "MWy Xew York banks for' over $1,000,000 at tho end of Decombcr, 1004, or near ly 17 per cent of all its assets. Short ly after tho purchaso by Mr. Byan and his associates of tho now stock tho bulk of this sum was transferred to tho Morton Trust Company. t "Having ,thus scoured tho control of tho company through thq .now stock Mr. Byan immediately oxcrclBcd tho option given to Mr. Morton respecting tho purchaso at par of tho Brower stock, which formerly hod controlled tho company. "Owing to tho connection whioh tho Morton Trust Company has with tho Mutual Lifo, it was perhaps not surprising that Mr. Byan should hovo looked In that direction whon ho camo to chooso a president for his now con' corn, Ho picked out tnon Jonn ino lock, associato actuary of tho Mutual Ltfo, to whom President McCurdy proraptlv gavo a lcavo of absonco of 00 days. For vice-president ho choso Charles F. Allen, oxgovornor of Porto Rice. Mr. Allen was then and is now tho vlco-prcsidcnt of tho Morton Trust Company." IF YOU WANT QUALITY, COKE TO THE WQOLEtf MUX STQE 1 Wheeling, W. Vn., July 10. Tolo- phono messages onrly this morning from Clarksburg and Burnsvillo, W. Vu., toll of n bottle botween excursion ists from Clarksburg on n Bnltimoro & Ohio train nnd cowboys, mombcts of a wlh west show. tno of tho cow boys was ejected from tho excursion train, and his comrades camo to his rcscub nnd oponed n fusilado on tho train. Tho flro was returned, and Joo John son, proprietor of tin show, ahd Mex ican ucorge, a cowuoy, wero kihou. Several excursionists woro shot nnd seriously wounded by tho cowboys. Tho excursion train boaring tho Woundod is expected tp reach Clarks burg at 3 a. in. You must have a peculiar tea taste (f hp-one oC the five Schilling's Best is right for ypu ; and. coffee four. Your grocer's; moncyback. 1. ' tissll mm wit S'JlrSlI i4 T IBM I DM 'Cr3t?i?lFin TvTvv3r ?kviisw nwu' 'mm nWS wAwtM W "WW 111 - , f MIS Ttt 1 ...... 1 1 11 " MIDSUMMER SALE MEN'S $4vQ0 TQ, $6.50 SjOITS . REDUCED TO ; $ 1 0.00 "A. If you happon to havo ton dollars in your inBldo pockot-whon this notlco catches your oyo, it will bo wlso in you to como horo at once and Soo what's what. " - Wo havo taken our $14,00 to $10.50 suitn and placed thqm by thomsolvoi, and aro now "offering them for ton dollars ($10.00.) Como, at onco and, soo our exceptional values in' suits. $22.50 to $25.00 suits now $18.00 tlu-uo TO la-ou "mw nW $12.00 $2drod"to " $22.60 ' aulta now $10.50 '14-00 to $10.50" salts aovy $10.00 $18.50 to $20.00 Bulta now $15.00 '12-00 to 14'00 aW $ 8.00 SUITS LESS THAN $1200 BBDUOED TO $0.50. ,THESE EBDUOTIONS, ABU WOKTH LOOSTKO INTO. f li Salem, "Woolgi Mfll Stote. X.RAYS After tho pictures of Bonnott, Wil son', Barnes nnd tho balanco of tho land fraud galaxy, if tho Portland Journal is not up for slander, tho X-Bay man is no good gucsser. . Tickets nt tho Portland show aro on tho bargain counter. And this recalls tho story of tho pillow sham, when ho advertisedi: ."Feathers marked down." Thla Is Tomorrow. Tho Dalles Chronlelo says: Whon tho members of tho medical association, qvor 2000 strong, lunch tit Bonnoyvlllo Friday, prominont on tho bill, of faro will bo tho king of fish, tho royal oljinook, which w 11 bo furnished) by Seufcrt Bros., of this city. Thoy will bo sent to tho Arlington club, at Port land, for cooking, and from thonco to Honiiovllle. It is needless to say that they will bo relished, atfU tho groat Ashing Industry of tho Columbia river rocclvo thoroby tho credit it certainly merits. Tho Southern Pacific Company Will sell tickets, Salem o Boswoll Springs and roturn up to and Including Soptcmbor 30, 1005, 1005, limitod to 80 days, rato of $5.55. 0-5-tf A Full Furso Lost. Mrs. WllBam Crane, wife of ono of tho 8. P. yard men, TOturncd this week ,from a trip to Portland. On tho way .homo, nt Salem, tho pasaengers woro askod to leavo tho rear ear for tho car in front. Mrs. Crane, in doing so, loft her purso in tho soat, and did not dlu. cover it .until Jeiforson was reached. Sho told tho brakoman, and thoy went back into tho car, but tho purso had disappeared, and cannot bo socurod, undoubtedly being stolon. It contained $45 In monoy, n $100 chock ahd about $100 worth of diamonds nnd other jow olery, including a, $50 diamond ring, Albany Domocrnt. ' . O .kxoaet,xj9L. ,mimmin Hnin&xr Srtrbtt. yglMWlUYc liars Always H0LU8TCrV Rocky Mountain. Tea Nuggets A Bmr lUdlcin for Buy Fmd 1. Brian OoMta TJetlta, sal Eenr4 Yjjr, A p'ein'oforConstlpatloh, In'dlgistioD, LIto UIoo. 1 Ocf Ilrtath, filuli!i llowrli, IleAtlJcli. nj llAckMhe. It'anookrMountnlnTM m tab let fprm, omt 11 bo Oenulns oA hi IIOLLISTKH IlllUO QOKrAHT, Hsalsoq. Wis. GULDEN NUGGETS. FOR SALLOW PEOPi Hie Wing; Sang Go All kinds qf fancy Dry, Goods, Bilks, Embroidorlos, Xacoe. Mako up new, lino CKmta and Ladloa' Furnishing Qoods, Suits, Wrappera, Bklrte, Whlto Under, woar. Salo cheap, Court stroot, flalosj, Oregon. 'Phono Black 8155. 310 Court St, comer alloy. WlllHiMllMMM Standard Liquor Co. I Successors to J. P, ROGERS Spoiled Her Boauty. Harriot Howard, of 200 W. 34th St., Now York, at ono timo had hor boauty spoiled with skin trouble, Sho writes: "I had salt rheum or eczema for years, but nothing would euro it until I mod Bucklcn's Arnica Salvo." A quick and suro healer for cuts, burns and sores. 25c at J, C. Perry's drug storo. Thirty-flvo thousand prisoners havo faced Judgo'Bufus B. Cowing, sonor judgo of tho general session court in Now York City, sinco ho took his sent on tho bonch in 1877. Beautiful eyes and handsomo faco aro eloquent commondations. Bright eyes aro windows to a woman's hoart. Holliater 's Bocky Mountain Tea makes bright oyes. D5 cents, tea or tablets. Dr Stono's Drug Storo o Andrew Carnegio has been at work for six months on a lifo of James Watt, tho Scotchman, who first real ized tho power of steam, wbila watch ing tho lid of a kettle bubble up and down. It makes no difference how many medicines have failed to -euro you, if you are troubled with heada'cho, con stipation, kldnoy or liver troubles, HolW lister's Bocky Mountain Tea will make ypu well. Dr, Stono's Drug Storo. Ambrose 8. Ottoy, an aged black smith of. Cecil county, Md., has read his Blblo through 117 times. Thoro's a pretty girl in an Alpine hat, A sweeter girl with a sailor brim, But the bandsom.st girl yon'll ever see. Is the' sensible girl who uses Bocky Mountain Tea. Dr. Stono's Drug Store. Wholesale and Retail Dealers 148-156 South Commercial St OUR EXCUSE Evey Good Business Must Have Its Exctise EVEBY OOOD BUSINESS MUST IIAVB ITS BEASON FOB EXISTING. WHEN WE STABTBD IN BUSI NESS WE HAD HABDLY ANYTHINO BUT AN EXCUSE. BUT WE HAD THAT EXCUSE, AND WE IDJNO ONTO THAT EXCUSE THBOUOH THICK AND THIN. WE HAVE IT YET, AND HEBE IT ISJ WE BELIEVE THAT? W71 HArr H7!nV-n nVm TVnrmT.?. nil airmr Aim irrnnttimr ..rrmr. nnAn vtm.. LIQUOBS BETTER THAN TnEY CAN BE SEBVED BY ANYBODY ELSE. NOT JUST AS OOOD, MIND YOU -BUT BETTEB. IF WE DDDN'X BELD3VB THAT WE WOULDN'T BE HI BUSINESS. I STANDARD LIQUOR Co., A. G. Magers, Mgr. I Phone Main 21 81. SISHSyjPJBBjyjSJpjSJBjySJEJSJSJSJpjSSJBSJflD Slgnor Maseagni, the famous Italian composer, is ono of the most super stitious' of men. Excursion Bates. During tho Lewis and Clark Exposi tion the O. O. T. Co. will mako a- rat of- 75 cents to Portland, round trip $L Tickets good for 10 dys. Boats leav ing dally. Br pjeisBif jv fjeeeet?Miwy' FISHERMEN ATTENTION WE ABB OOnra TO DIVE THE FOLLOWmO TimEBJ TBIZES TO FISHEBMEN CATOimfO THB TID2BB XAEOEST BASS FBOM JULY 8th TO AUOUBT lOth.""' . Zfe. j. , FIEST FEIZE-BBISTOL STEEL TELESCOPE BOD. ' J-ffltf,"Wta6 JW--UJ SECOND PBIZE 100 YAED MULTIPLYDNO BEEL. TnntD PBIZE-25 YABD ENAMELED SILK LINE. ' Conditions of Contest m THE FntST FBK5B GOES TO THB PEESON OATOHma TID3 ID3AVIE&T BASS, THE SECOND PBIZE GOES TO THE PEESON oXTOHTNa TnB SECOND ID3AVIE8T BASS. THE THntD FBE5B GOES TO THE PERSON OATOinNG TID3 TIHBD HBAVD3ST BASS. THE BASS MUST BE CAUGHT WITH HOOK AND LINE AND BROUGHT TO OUR STORE FOR WEIOHTNO, REMEMBER YOU DO NOT nAVB T.0 BUY ANYTHING TO ENTER TIHS CONTEST. ALL WE ASK IS TO LET US WEIGH THB BASS. CONTEST ENDS AUGUST 10, 1003. HAUSER BROS DEALERS IN ALL k6S OF SPORTING GOODS f A rF t. M
