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DAILY. OAPCCAIi JOTJENAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1005.
GREAT , .,
COPPER
STRIKE
"dig-lnko,
Alaska Advices State an Tm-
wense Ledge of High
Grade Ore is Found
Jkilvicc received by tho Seattlo Star"
9n Monday from Vnldcz announco tho
STacnyniy of tho famous Knmlson cop
gcr Sedge, which wns rogar'dod as an
taaaaxdiev. of tho fovorod imagination
af -tho goldsooker, who, aftor throo
Zjzsxa Z boaTtrondoring search, has
jjqjaan slnmblod upon tho' main body of
weppar ore and set tho inhabitants of
'WUicx nnd tho ourroundlng country
twUfl with axcltomont.
AQreatly 200 frantlo minors havo ta-
Iban mp tho trail for tho now
apn-,' which nro nt lliamaa
afijoit 300 miles from Sunriso City,
iCuoVa inlot, and across tho dlvldo
aroift that noted gold-prodluclng sec-
tStenrcral local moneyed men nro In
tteroMoJ in tho proporty, nmong whom
saro Judge O. E. Sautor of t,ho law firm
vl Sheldon & Sautor; Julian Bockcr,
Twdesman In tho employ of Caldwell
3Broa.j V. F. Evniw and othors, while
-X at Davison of tho Davison Ditch
njrany of Nome, and W. T. Forkins,
tpncftulont of tho Northwest Commercial
company, nro outsldo owners.
Many tragic tales aro connoctod with
fiho famous coppor lodo, tho latost bo
vug tho murder by Indiana of ono of
tilt roeont locator, Nols Knudson,
who, in company with Captain Edwin
Zfofstnd, drovo locating stnkcs for
nearly a mllo ami n half on tho cop
Tor jjlnneo, nnd Knudson mado propa
ws23ons to spond tho winter on tho
tfljlms.
It wns whilo Captain Ilofstadt was
Bnurtonlng to tho nearest government
Sploco of record that tho Indians, truo
lo tliolr traditional hatred of. tho
-whites In provontlng tho securing of
Iho proporty which they had surround
&H with Indian loro, nmbushed tho lono
prospector nnd murdorod tho only man
able to conduct nny ono to tho fabu
lous mlno. Sinco that tlmo Ilofstadt
ham tipont months of tlmo nnd largo
snius of nionoy in dotormlning not only
the tfsto of his partner, but tho loco,
Hon of tho oro, which, whon assayed
Bry Prof". trowbridgo, nottod $130 per
ton la coppor nnd gold.
Strowbridgo diod of disappointment
at Donvor, Colo., nftor spending n
7argo amount of monoy In n futllo at-
tmnt In find tllft mvtlllcal llllnO, 80
lila friends havo said,
M oorl in history M 1852 tho Bus-
vlana workod thoso coppor mines, and
it was from this sourco that tho czar
(fattened tho monarchlul fltrong box,
bat ono day tho fast Jncroaslng hordo
ffnilod to materialize and a socond band
P eolonlsUi searched in vain for the
lost city nnd 'tho valuable- copper
mines. Yoars afterwards rumors of n
xnaosacro In tho intorior of tho entlro
population of tho vlllago was reported
hy frlondly Indiana, who told u talo
of torturo and tho uttor annihilation
r tho wholo village Tho whltos wore
nfrald to enter tho country, tho ru
mora diod out and tho tragic ovent was
almost forgottQn.
According to thoso rumors tho in
habitants woro surprised and attacked
'by hordes of Indians, who had banded
together nt tho call of thoir "modi
In mou" to oxtormtnnto tho intrud
er. That tho nuiBacro must havo
been a donperoio hand-to-hand conflict
in boliovod by tho roport that skolotous
were fouud years, after hanging in tho
tottering chlmnoys, whoro tho Russians
JUnd mado a lust stand agatust inovlta
Ud death i Us cruolist. form. Thoy
woro stabbed to doath from boncath
and nlvovo by tho paiutodl demons, who
worT'oVmcd wHlf lances tippod 'with
sharp knives. u
A vagrant jour'noy 'downvtho soli
tary Teaches $t the JSujkokwlm rlVer
by Knudson andHofstailt ondod whon
thoy heard tho vnguo minora of tho
dosortod village, and Ilofstadt contin
ued on io his sailing vossol, anchored
In Bristol bay, whilo Knudson alono
vonturod Into tho wilds' nnd auccoodod
in confirming ' tho rumors, locating tho
property, which was In tho heart of
what had tho appearanco of having
been a prosperous aottlcment. Ilof
stadt sailod from Bristol bay through
Unbnok, paoa and into tho waters of
Cook's inlot.
Thoy picked up Knudson, who was
uoarly starved and worn out from' his
dash into tho Interior, but he was wild
with oxcltomont. Ho described tho
vlllago, tho old workings of tho Rus
sians, tho finding of rotton human
bones, and last, but not least, tho
miles and lnlloa of copper that glls
toned in tho sunlight, nnd told of
woalth and oaso to tho man who bo
cured tho right to control it.
MT. HOOD'S1 SATBUUCTE.
Boports Indicato That tho Quality of
Boozo at tho Inn Is OS Color.
X-RAYS
IlMIMIHMHllMWHBTIMHi
Somo girls don't
hammock bucks,
built that way.
caro how much a
becauso thoy are
A telophono mossago from Cloud Cap
Inn Wednesday .afternoon says:
"Mount Hood's celestial visitor still
hovors around tho snow-capped sum
mit, and is just as much of a mystery
as ovot. Tho last soon of it from this
point wns Inst evening nt 7 o'clock,
but at this tlmo of day tho mountain
peak obscures it from tho vision. It
will probably bo In sight horo again
this ovoning.
"Pooplo horo consider tho phenome
non n celestial visitor, attracted in
somo way to tho summit of Mount
Hood. In shapo last ovoning it ro
somblcd a small comet, with tall wid
ening toward tho cast. Its dlstarico
from tho top of tho mountain is prob
nbly n mllo, and as toward tho wldw
oxtondlng talf stars can bo scon at
night, that portion of tho body Is prov
en to bo transparont. A party with
poworful telescopes, Is about to start
this afternoon to try and got a closer
vlow of It."
Norway Is still hunting a king. A
want ad throo tincs for A quarter in
tho Journal is wanted to get him. '
This country is still Independent,
and tho Boston' .tea party on this coast
might bo an object lesson to our bias
oyod r hoathen , neighbors across tho
pond.
Anothor wlfo boator was whlppod
in Portland yestorday. Keep up your
"good lick," neighbors, you' will dl's
courago that pastimo in tho near
future.
That kissing boo at tho, dopot at tho
lato train last night wns a continuous
vaudovlllo porformanco, and a decided
ly warm number.
Thousands of salmon aro unablo to
got over tho Golden Drift dnm on
Roguo rlvor, and tho river is filled
with dead fish. And this is what is
called protecting tho salmon.
According to tho decision of tho
jury, property ownors with shado trees
in front of it that has taken yoars for
thom to grow, had better buy a fow
doublo-barrolod shotguns, nnd bo pro
parod to aorvo a mandamus.
DENIES
RANK
STORY
Prof. Peebles not Leaving
4 Weston for His Health
when BUYrna
A BROOM
INSIST ON having:
A SALEM BROOM.
Romlndod Hor.
"Just bocnuso I como homo a llttlo
Into nt night," complalnod Jones, "and
In plto of tho fact that I'vo got a
good oxcuso, you treat mo like a dog."
"Well," snld his wifo, sarcastlcab
ly, "you remind mo of a dog a pug
dog."
"What do you mean, madam t"
"Oh, don.'t got loud. Your talo's
so badly' twisted, that's all." CIovo
land Leador.
Ohincso Cotton Mills.
Thirteen hours and a half consti
tute tho working day of a Chlnoso
mill hand In tho cotton fnctorios, night
shifts working but ton hours. In splto
of tho long hours tho pay Is very
small, tho boat vorkors recolvlug but
12 couts a day.
o.A.jQToantT.A..
2An.ti. lh9KlndYollWiWBBKrf'
RUurtare y3 ; SZtfT-MM-
M II ft I- '
It Is useless to look for a soft snap
With a hard headod man.
Orand Ball!
Friday night, July 21st, at M. B. A.
hall, half mllo west of Chomawn. Rls
tlno's orchestra. 2t
iiinuiiiiiHiMMiMiiin
STATE NEWS S
lUIMIMIXIHHIlHMIIII
Eugene hns $228 left ovor from its
colobration, and nftor considerable
discussion it has boon decided to ro
vort tho amount back to thoso who
subscribed. Each ono to rocoivo his
pro rnta or JO conts, or thoreabouts,
on tho dollar.
John Stewart McArthur, a notod
Glasgow mining oxpert, has boon in
vestigating tho Tronsury mlno in tho
Bluo Rlvor greup: Ho consldors it a
very rich mlno, and says tho futuro
will bo a vory promising ono.
Frnnk Reed and Jas. Thompson, tho
two boys who havo boon hold in tho
Roseburg jail nwnlting n trial in tho
circuit court on n chargo of larceny,
woro takon to tho Reform) School yes
torday, whoro thoy will bo givon n
chance to bo good.
Tho Journal is In receipt of a cor
dial noto from Prof. Geo. A. Pcoblos,
oft. Weston, who hns been elected as
principal of tho North Salem school,
In which that gontlemnn asks this pa
per to correct a misstatement which
has boon published concerning him
but not in Tho Journal. His lottor
speaks for itself, and is printed bo
low: Weston, Or., July 18, 1005.
Ed. Jeurnal: You may say for mo
Irf tho columna of your oxcollont paper
that I havo accepted tho position of
principal of tho North Bchool in Salem.
Will you furthor etato that my health
ia- good, ' During tho past six years of
my work hero in tho normal school I
havo novcr been nbscnt for a single
day On account of illness. Indeed for
moro than 20 years of my school work
I havo never mlascd a day at school on
account of illness. I havo not boon ad
vised by my physician to chnngo cli
mate I havo not lost 40 pounds in
woight, reports to tho contrary not
withstanding. I am travoling ovory
day through this magnificont whoat
raising section during my vacation,
trying to supplement my incomo by
honest toll being ongnged in writing
insurance I shall bo on hand at Sa
lorn in duo tlmo for tho opening of tho
school.
With kind Tegnrds, and hoping you
will sco to it that no wrong improssion
shall go out regarding my hoalth.
Cordially yours,
'GEO. A. PEEBLES.
MOVEMENT IN THE
RIGHT DIRECTION
Hoar Him Sing,
you hoar Ray Chnpler
Did you hoar Ray Chapler sing
"Just Givo Mo do Loavlnsf" Woll,
Ray tnkoa part in tho rocltnl at tho
M. E. church on Friday ovoning. It
tho
OUR
BUSINESS
in tho past has boon vory satlsfae
tory, but wo reallzo that thoro are
pwm, womon nnd chlldron at our
very doors, who could and should
havo R bank account, who havo
nevor dopositod ono cent In a bank.
Wft aro now after this class ospo,
dolly, and will not bo satisfied un
ill wo havo lntorostod thorn. Wo
want you to call and investigate our
snwthoaa nnd bo convinced that it
fi to your advantage to opon an
1 wceouat with us.
Salem State Bank
I &W. HAZARD, CasMef
l(kmm
Pardonablo Curiosity.
Tho train was rushing ovor
plains of westorn Kansas.
"Is that a jack rabbit, unclot"
askod tho fair passongor who wna look
ing out through tho car window.
"Yes," replied tho oldorly man at
hor aide.
"That's what you'vo said about all
of thorn wo'vo soon. Aro thero nT er
nh Jill rabbits, unclot" Chicago
Tribune
A Nlco Distinction.
Modlum Do you wish to sco your
dopnrtod husband's spirits!
Mrs. Whifllotreo No; I want to soo
his ghost. Josh novor had no spirit.
Puck.
" Not Synonymous.
Kelly It's mosllf Is goin' to lado
th simple Hfo durin' Lint.
O'Brien Not n dhrop will yo touch,
T suppose!
Kelly Shuro, phwat makes yo think
that a man cart't be simple without be-
) hig foolish! Puck.
Iho Southern rclflo Company
Will sell tickets, Salem to Boswoll
Springs and return up to and Including
Soptcmbor 30, 1005, 1905, limited to 30
days, rate of $5.55. 6-8-tf
Don't Forgot ,
Tho recital at tho M. E. church Fri
day ovoning.
o
Not a Candidate
Hon. Thos. B. Kay, of Salem, whom
rumor has sovoral times placed in tho
limollght rccontly as a cnndldato for
congressman from tho first Oregon dis
trict to succood Bingcr Hormnnn, posi
tively, cmphntically nnd strenuously!
donlos that such Is his nmbitlon. Tho
man who hns represented Marlon coun
ty in Orogon's legislative halls tho
past two sessions, nnd who lackod but
two votes of being spoaKor ot mo
houso of roprosontatlvcs last winter, is
now in tho city. Whon asked regarding
tho congressional situation "up tho
vallov." Mr. Kay said thoro would
doubtlosi bo plonty of candtuatos, anu
ho had no presont Intontlon of ontor
Ing tho raco for tho nomination, nor
was thoro any Jikellhooit nt nu or, njs
bocomlng a cnndldato at tho coming
oloction. "I havo authorized a goner
al doninl of tho roports that I will bo
n candidate and will stay out of It
cntiroly," ho said, nnd tho mannor of
tho "gontloman from Marlon" indi
cated that ho fully oxpoctod to nbldo
by his determination.
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind You Havs Always Bought
i &$&
Bears tho
Signature
For Sale.
Six horse power upright wood saw
outfit. Gd M new
JOE VINCINCT,
Salem R, P. D. No. 4.
lw
Mrs. WUHam Rhlnolandor Stowart,
Ulster of Mr. Anthony J. Droxol, of
Philadelphia, who has becomo a mem
ber of tho dlvorco colony of Sioux
Falls. Mrs. Stowart Is a prominent so
cioty woman of Now York, und an.
nouncomont of hor intention to euo for
dlvorco camo as a great aurprlso to
her friends. Sbq has ongaged Senator
KUtrodgo a counsel, and I living in
clowrotlremeut Iirtho Westers city.
THAT HUNGRY EEEL
ING is somctiilog yoo
wAnt-and doa't want to
keep. The place to lose it
is at
COFFEY'S
RESTAURANT
05 Commercial Btreat
inEX j!bI I
Present Methods of Dealing
With Dtink Evil ate Taint
ed With Falsehoods and In-sincerity.
At tho annual mooting of tho United States Browors' Association whtcli
was hold In Atlantic City Juno 7 and 8, It was unanimously dccldod that
tho tlmo had arrived to put a stop to or at loast to contradict tho man;
fallncloiiB as woll as outrageous nrgumonts that havo boon put Into circuit,
tion by fanatical prohibitionists throughout this country and to appeal to
tho fairness, honesty nnd common sonso of tho Amorlcan pooplo in order thai
thoso Interested in tho browing business may not alono rocoivo tho suppoi't
and protection to which thoy nro entitled undor tho constitution of our conn
try, but nlso that tho causo of truo tompornnco may bo fostered and helped
along lines dictated by common sonso and reason. Tho following taken
from tho proceedings of tho annual meeting will certainly bo of intorcst to
all who nro honestly and sincerely opposod to intemporanco and who dojlre
to do awny with tho present' drink evll:
Thoro is no argument quito as sonsoless nnil illogical as that which ti
commonly used against tho saloons in gonornl, without regard to tho natun
of drinks sold In them nnd tho class of pooplo who froquont thorn.
The Anti-Saloon Movement,
(Dorlvos it forco from no other source than thoso fallacious arguments, the
inconsistency of which hns novcr boon moro strikingly illustratod than in
tho recent number of tho Cosmopolitan. Under tho titlo, "Tho Llqnoi
Problom," tho editor of this mngazino ndvocatcs tho closing of tho galoonj
and tho introduction of tho South Carolinn systom. YET IN THE VEttT
SAME NUMBER HE PUBIJSHES A SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED AB
TIOLE ON THE CONTINENTAL CAFES, IN WIHCH 'THE AUTnOE DE
SCRIBES, AMONG OTHER TinNOS, THE MULTTTUDES OF WELL-BEHAVED,
RESPECTABLE MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN WHO CON.
GREOATE IN TIES GERMAN BEER GARDENS, AND MARVELS AT
TID3 PERFECT ORDER AND DECORUM WIHCH PREVAILS Etf THESE
PLACES AND AT THE CERTAINTY OF FTNDmO THERE ALWAYS
"GOOD GIEBER GOOD HUMOR AND GOOD COMPANY.". Wo" still law
just such places in our own country, and would havo inflnltoly moro wore it i
not for unwise laws, which in somo monsuro at least owo thoir origin to the
vory arguments of which tho Cosmopolitan's editorial is n thoroughly rep
resentative typo. Thoro was a tlmo whon tho beer saloons, proporly encour
aged by dlscrlmlnntivo Hconeo laws, flourished in ncnrly ovory city and town
of boor producing stntos, and caused Bitch marvelous progress in tho dirbctioa
of sobriety that oven tho most fanatical prohibitionists, aftor vainly strug
gling ngalnst n recognition of tho truo stnto of affairs, admlttod Indlroctlr
that tho browcr is tho most formidable enemy of thoir cause THEIR CAM
PAIGN AGAINST BEER BEGAN AT THAT PERIOD AND EVER SDJOE
TIEBN TIE3Y HAVE FLOODED TID3 COUNTRY WITH TRACTS IK
TENDED TO SHOW THAT "BEER IS WORSE THAN WHISKY, KILLED
MORE MEN AND WOMEN, AND IS A MORE EFFECTIVE DRUHBABD.
MAKER THAN SPntlTS." In fact, their ontlro policy and tactics changed
from thnt vory momont. Their nttltudo on tho canteen question proves the
insincerity of thoir contentions. Somo of their moro impetuous leaders ad
mit thnt thoy do not caro how much any man or all men mny drink, that all
thoy want Is to closo tho saloon. In nrecontly publlahod treatlso on the
"Liquor Problem" (
BISHOP FOTTER COMMENTS SOATIHNOLY UPON THE UNRIQHTE.
OUS COURSE, AND SUMS UP TID3 SITUATION IN THESE ELOQUENT
WORDS; "MOST OF OUR METHODS FOR DEALING WITH TRU
uttuia ivii in uub day AND GENERATION ARE TAINTED WITH
FALSEHOOD, DISHONORED BY ESSENTIAL UNREALITY, AND DIS
CREDITED BY WTOESPREAD AND CONSISTENT FAILURE."
Thoro can bo no doubt In tho mind of any sano nnd honest man that the
anti-saloon movomont is fundamentally wrong; for whorovor it provalls it
produces tho samo condition of things which oxists in prohibitory states.
Whisky takes tho plnco of boor, and tho occasional glass nt tho tavern yields
to tho ovor-prosont domljohn in tho homos of tho consumors. But wo mar
go much furthor nnd yet not depart by a hair's breadth from tho path ot
truth. Wo may safely assert thnt all tho ovlls of tho raodorn American
saloon nro directly tracoablo to thoso mlschiovous monsuros which, like the
Now York Rainos law, fall to discriminate botweon formontod nnd distilled:
bovoragca, and tnko no account of tho difference botweon 'tho drinking hab
its and social needs of beer drinkers and thoso of whiskv drinkers.
SINCERE REFORMERS LIKE BISHOP POTTER RECOGNIZE THE
GRAVE DANGER OF SUOH INDISCRIMINATE LEGISLATION, AND
THERE ARE MANY INDICATIONS OF A STRONG TENDENCY E FA
VOR OF TID3 OLD METHOD OF REGULATING TID3 TRAFFIC BASED
ON BROAD DISTENTION BETWEEN TID3 TWO KINDS OF DRINKS.
WE HAVE CONSISTENTLY ADVOCATED TEMPERANCE! WE AB
HOR DRUNKENNESS AND WILL GLADLY AID ANY MOVEMENT DE
SIGNED TO CHECK TIH5 EXCESSIVE CONSUMPTION OF BEER, WEJB
OR WHISKY; WE REOOONIZB AND APPRECIATE FULLY THE NE
SJSTfT!PJS!(L1?,ATIN0 TIIE TBAPFI A"5 SURROUNDING IT
tL8138 niAT rUBU0 HEALTH AND MORAL
5t TtSSS 'J? MUST msiST' ANJi EVEEY HONEST MAN
SHOULD INSIST, THAT IN REOULATINn tttt, nnAx.r mT T.AW.
MAKERS SHOULD DISOIUMDfATE BETWEEN A DRINK CONTAINING
nrTr rrmnr nS , A UQU0E CONTAINING 50 PER CENT
TPn,PM0RESS r TEMPERANCE REACHED ITS
SSSSaJ" m UR C0UNTBY AT THE TIME WHEN FEDERAL
Sr N S0ME INSTANOES, AS TO EXEMPT FROM TAXA
TION BEERS CONTAINING LESS THAN 28 PER CENT OF ALCOHOL
Mi sa Anna Fitcgerald, who has
boon elected president of tho Woman's
International Label League, Is ono of
tho most prominont union women in
Chicago. For several years Bho was a
leader In tho Mattress Workers'
Union, and assisted ably in tho exten
sion of organized labor.
Women Wasto Vital Force.
"SUmcD, according to a lady doctor,
lo much nervous force through er
rors wMch. might bo easily avoided.
One notable instance is seen in their
manner of walking. Many women havo
an unevon gait, a nervo-us, jerky stop
that jars the whole body nnd kops
most of the inuseles tens and drawn.
A good way of corrMtlg a bad
walk is to carry a waltz tune in tho
mind nnd kcop stop to it as far as
possiblo without actually daneing. Af
ter a timo the walk will become regu.
lar and buoyant, and the habit onoo
formed, there is no oeeaaioa of contin
uing the deviee of keeping step to a
tune.
Women lose much of their vitality
In needloss excitement and in mis
placed sympathies. Their emotions
aro easily drawn upon, and Instead of
reserving their powers for imoortnnt
occasions thoy dissipate them on the davit,
smallost provocation. Tho remedy
horo Is to practioo solf-control. It I
ono of tho finest of norvo tonics.
A Roseburg man 's f our-horso teao ,
took fright at a motorcycle, ran away j
anu sraasnea up things generally. """
the ownor of tho team has brought suit
for $25 damages against tho owner of
tho nvotorojxle, and tho Plaindeal
says tho suit will bo watched with In
terest, as It will bo detormin
"whother or not tho payment of an an
nual state llccnso of $3 gives on ot
or motor cyclist any rights on the pub
lic highway or city streets."
'
A Glory Ticket Issued. ,
Grace Bockhlll and William B" s
bolt wero this morning given pernnf
slon to wed by tho county clerk. Jon-
Herbolt furnished tho necessary '
n