Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 08, 1905, LAST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-r-'-wyngf-ap K ? it ,$' f g ' - I DAILY'CAPITAMOJJRIJAi BY nbFEB BEOfl. V omoiAi. census baem. '", MAT, 1001 13,287; A Trio ud Mt Hood. Among tho first to pain the summit of m Hood this year were Earl 0. Eyre, of Salem, a gentleman from Port land and Guido Yocum, who mado tho ascent last Friday. Tiioy eipoctod to bo tho first ud this year, but, to their eurprho, throe hid registered tho Wed nesday previous, the earliest date of nsccit known. Growing poetic Eyre, who in a young man of 20 years, penned the following for tho Chrenicle: At three-thirty wo wcro coiled from our Bleeping And were soon t the table eating. When wo had enten to our focart's con tent After tho plko pole and shoes wo went At four wo started to climb To tho top of Ml. "Hood sublime, Mnybo you think it wrfsn't Work And often I was inclinod to shirk. Af,ter wo had travolod tforco miles or so Wo camo upon small drifts of snow And theso continued to increaso tlntll wo soon ohold a fleeco. Still upward did we climb That wo might roach hor poak subllmo. Up her snowy aides wo plod First tho foot and thon tho rod. Thus upward wo did rule hor Until at Inst wo reached tho crater. Vcsl and a word about tho time, It was but littlo after ntnoJ Thcro for an hour wo remained Ato our grub with faces stained Then toward tho jiummlt our foot wo turned And for that spot wo eagerly yearned. Sonio place straight up wo scomod to & . , And ,tho way wo went, it wasn't mow. Tho gutdo used the snow nx very fast And hollol wcro on tho summit at last. Around ho summl wo did look And flnnlly hud our pictures took. . 'ijhon tiio doscont, it did' begin, ''Uijo your plko polo, jab hor in." "yiion dangerous places had. boon passed Wo thought wo'd, liko to go n littlo fust. Thon wo begun to Hile on our pams A Prominent Figmfon tho Gorgeous 1 Delhi Durbar: rrt.A mi n urtrnHirrt TlistorO when wo" reached tho teni-where the Gaek- H war's joweis wore nopi, vw- thy Monpcs in her account of tho Durbar at Delhi. "Thoy brought out a diamond necklace. It was a brcast plnio of diamonds of perfect purity lUoUlnen - for which ft millionaire THE OAEKWAE Or BAEODA. D: : MWIMWMW2l5W"MaBM1",,BIiiM11a tfS, 1 1 i - in ,, .. f mlcht crave in vain. One -diamond is said to bo tho third largest in tho world, and another heart-shnpod dia mond underneath very nenrly as large. Even theso two mnsslvo goms did not nnncar so very onormous when sur rounded as they were by scores of ulliprn. some of them larger thnn a child's marble. On seeing this wonder a lady clasped hor hands and exclaim dd, 'Oh, why did not his highness wear thnt beautiful necklace at tho Lur barf 'Because, 'said an official, 'that is only ohV among tho Gaokwar's atdr'o of joweis. Tho -necklace which his hlghnoss woro nt tho Durbar was worth three times as much as this one. Hero is something you will admiro,' ho added, ns lie drew out a poarl neck laco, flvo or six rows of pearls, each slnglo gem ns big ns a Albert, and ' most of Incalculab'io value." F.rom Kiis littlo incident ono may got a faint Idoa of tho splendor of tho rai raont Worn by tho high Jndinn offl, clals on this momoral)lo occasion. Of 'course, It is not pogslblo to dupllcato eomo of theso extraordinary features hat wore seen in tho Indian grand spe'ctoblc, but from th roal jewoty and precious stones, all tho chfofj attrac tions nnd conspicuous features of tho gorgeous Durbar are faithfully repro duced 'in ' tho glorious cicrtalnmont prospntod, this yoar with tho Barnum Balioy Greatest Show on Earth. riin Uakhs. Mnhnralabs, Moguls, Bo- gums, Chlojg, and othor high officials aro all rcprcscntoa as tnio io j it I. nnnslble to mako thctn, whllo tho sallant attractions are nil 'thcro in nd- .HHnn. Thoro nro tho peonlo resplen- dont in tho radiant nnd plcturosquo costumes of tho Orient. Thore nro costly clothed elephants with how dahs, tho embroideries upon the cloths arid woven goods being of tho most painstaking characlorj the mall-clad wnrrlors', tho Budhlst priests in long flowing rbbes, toams of zebras In har- noss, tlw sacrca nmmais wu Weill well! Who would Havo thought that a jelly flsh lookod that way. , Governor Chamberlain ran a 300-yard rnCo with Attornoy caprooK-on nis recent visit to Coos,-ahd was beaten but' Ihls Is an off year. ' . H - ' h-i" !- Hcv. C. 8. Iapham, of Pprtland, seems to hnvc abandoned the Nasarcno ns an example to tho world, ami fiEs substituted John D. Rockefeller Instoad Prcsldont Ellpt advised mankind to 'nlwavs assoclato with your sup'erl- ors." 'Tho Philadelphia Lodger thinks ho mapped a course of loncsomoness for noma of us. Hero's i plpo-dreamer's' idea: "If I 'had. my way I would takeout of- cir culation for a time all of'Aho books In tho llbrnrlcs and leave nothing but bi ographies. I would havo tho children read of tho good things that these great p'ooplo have dono." So says Bov. O. U. Bholddn. " lMtanMmnnmmmwkmnn Jfrs. Olive SH Enffght ha gone ro Wm. Frlckej", of Fossil, Ore., nrrivcu tmlnv for a visit. Knla Ncls. Albam-'s prominent nop man, was in Balenr yesterday. ai "T BP H anllll Wflfi guy Boyt, tno eiicrmiu i' chant, was in tho city touay. n. C. Will, tho music dealer, camo In from tho eouth this morning. Miss Alma Turner, of Albany, is In the cUv visiting for a short time. j. W. Carson, of bKioraao, in., ,. WH visiting 11. a. iroisai, ui mry of both gcntlcmen.-Rosoburg plalndcalcr. , n-1. T7Alnml OTIII fn Ui " County 'erii """"" ""J., - . , j i.i, .Innutles went to -Portland today for a few days' ontln ot the groat .,. .!!., Tinrtiros. of Dayton, Wn., wh0 has been visiting W nece . C T. Mclntlro, on oouiu va,,. 9trcct, won to Albany this morning. Mrs. 0. P. uosnow auu, u..--, and. sister, Miss Bertha Kay, of Salem, and Miss Bose Josephson .r. .enjoying nn outing on tho Uosnow . -near Glide. Mr. Coshow will join them .. . ..!, i?AMnirtt Plalndcalcr. Miss Alice Hoover, who has been one of tho head salesladies at Stockton & Co's store here for tlio.- The mos dangerous man In tho TJnitod States Is not Jphn ,D. Rqckcfol icr. It Is iSio preachQr who, from tho pulpit, proachea Rockcfollor Instead or Christ. Who forgets tho.pnrablo of tho rich man and his dlmculfy In ontorlng into tho kingdom of heavon, arid points out that Bockofollcr, with all his 111 gotton millions, Is iho ideal American citizen for his Sunday school flock In follow, Bov. Latham, of Portland, is ono of that kind. PATRONIZE, HOME INDUSTRY AND BUY A SALEM BROOM. e for a short time. Sunjny ight for her home in Kansas n, of Eldorado, In., u ,.,, in Snlcm Miss Hoover siting H.'S; Poisal, at Rosedale. J( ' frlcn(lg w10 are sorry to Mrs. J. A. Bishop, of Los Angelos, 'L leave. .in i, nnnhnw nt "Dlnlcy Dell. . .. . ai.-i,in nt Tonokn. Knnsas, uiinncs ciiiu', -- - - , ; ..t.!in hr nnnhow at "Dlnlcy Dell. Manager Decknbach, ot tno oaie"' Brnwerr Association, was in un-Ku City today. . fair. Of course, It Is needless to re mark thnt tho deputy rofefred to Is Mrs. Boland herself. Oswnld West, tho state land agent, . . 1 , -- kHltH In - iit Tf?oT"nntstcnS' ini ""-u " tho city this mbfnlng, and ... lecture at tho First Presbyterian church this evening. Ho made himself quite noted at Portland, by his rciusai m .- -the exposition grounds on Sunday. Hon I. L. Patterson an4 son; Phillip, of Portland, nro in tho city for a few SicK. 1 ' " Headache 'When yoUr head aches, thtre is a storm in the nervous sys. tcm, centering in the brain . $hfi3 irritation produces pais inrthe hcSu; and the turbultdt ricrvc cUrreiit sent to the a'ch causes .tiausca, vqmituig fThis'is sick headache, ind is dangerous, as frequent pd Erolongcd attacks weaken th raiiT?. rclultirtg in loss m Jncmbry, inflammation, em. l.yOJI ..W, -."..UV, III, Alay tins stormy, irritate r condition hv (-.L:.- JIao' AnH-P:.. nnf. 8 arrived at homo this morning from n trip in Eastern Oregon. Mf pnttcrson is a hop grower, Miss Norma Hendricks is -home irom - nn extended' stay In- Portland, Salem Thon wo ijegnn 10 kihib va uui jit. 1 noss, tlw snerca anrann "" '"" And I wobblol as if I hnd St. Vitus C)l ,!' painted horns nnd hoofs, an 1 I . . t ........ nt nnrn - .linct'. Thorny wo wont It wasn't slow A mllo In tw,o minute you know. Tho trip fs till very fl'no And woYild well lio' wo'rtli our time. Now; If j-ou do ns yoh'should, lvou shhll io timl w Ml! Hood. Tho 'DalliMi Chronicle. ;.u Lowlstbn, Idaho, Has Bad Fire. Firo broko out In Lowiston, Idnho, yostorday morning, which for a' time throntoned tho entiro business portion of the city . MnnV In tho threatened district movod, and tho sccno was ono Bragged to Doath. Conrad B. Wliitorsteon was dragged to death by n horse at Alrllo ycdn(8 day nftornoon. "Mr wiiitnnitcou nnd a brother woro rounding up n flnck of goats thnt hnd loft tholr .pasture. Whllo driving- tho goats tho tjommwl' man wis also lend ing a horse by "mpaiis of n rpiyj, led nround its nook, nnd ono end thrown over Ills wrist In a 16op. Tho horse took fright nnd rnn, drag ging Mr. Wluterstoo -id rods boforo tho ropo broko. Tho brother hurried to Conrnd's ulrte, to flud life oxtlnct. Tho body wns bruised In numerous places, and the skull crushed In. West Sldo Enterprise. nlnnt nnd modern weapons ot para phorwillii, trappings nnd nccoutre- monts'Iii exquisite iloslgn nn pnuerii in boundless quantities and ondless ...i..it n.tattmr fnlmlous sums. Tho ygiiciiuo Vw......n spectnblo bf tho gorgeous Durbnr Is presented to the public In ndditlon to tho regular performance without ex tra charge. It is n matter or taci, a stupendous prelude nnd requlros all n.n nvnllnblo-'snnco wltian xne vusi - .. tir.v i.miii tout, tho rings, n?iii. w. -- -, singes, hippodrome' rnoo track, otc, to wnnnrlv dlsnlllV tS WOOIUI 01 WOIU ,Ur. niwl nrmv of oostumod characters Hence It must bo given first, boforo tho arenas aro used by the oquosumn, ,..ni...Mn nthletic nnd- ronllstla por- MW.ww...-', - fnrm rs. Many of tho animals oi uio 1WI nionncertos nro used In this won derful epiMitacle, so that tno scene pro- sontoa t6 tho visitors wnon uus r.-. ftnnrfnl .llHfthiv is boforo thorn sur- imssm belief. It will be bore with nil .... trn.lna.,lnv thn other wouuers on u..i.-..j, August 23. of Indoscrlbnblo "bcdlnm. After four hours hard work tho firo was undor'ebn trol. Tho A'drims block was practic ally destroyed. The total loss Is'ostl- matod nt 70,000. if nn.i Aliinnv. TWnno Guard. H. 8. Poisal' nnd wlf"c, of Roscdalo; Dr. Coo end wife, of Kollhsburg, 111., wcro a party for Newport today. Mrs. Silas Soulcs, nco .Miss ucnruuc Stnlor. of Portland, Is tho guest of Mrs. A. B. GUlIs, nt Hotel Willamette. Hon. W. L. Tooze, of Woortuurn, is in tho city, seeing n number of his friends on tho politlcnl situation. wminm (Intrnon. or uranis rnw, In tho city to tnko tho cxnmlnnllon bo- fore tho State Board of Plinrmacy. Dr. Allln. of Independence, enmo ovot from there last evening, and visited with Oscar M. Johnson nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Whlton Young, who havo iKsen visiting nt tho homo of T. M. .Tones, on 18th streot. left for Port bind today. Captain .Tns. P. Patrick nnd daugh ter, Bessie, of Dos Moines, In., nro in tho city, tho guosts of Mr. and Mts. E. Hofor for a wcok. J. W. James, of Humboldt .county, California, lias bought' the J. 11. Tracy L Ll..nl a XfnvtAII farm ot aa acres nonm-usi ' ....... land 'ostlm'atco that tho continued hot weathor will cut down tho nop yiwu to 100,000 bales for Oregon, no wi prices will run. from 12 to 15 cents for tho crop of 100S. aclnnr T71.2P1U 'frhi'lr slno" the? nnin b vii ing, st.rctigthcning and relity. ingihe tehsion upon the nervei 4jnot'- by paralyzing them, do most hcadaclic remedies. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills do not contain opium, morphine. chloral,cocaine or similar drun, "flick he&dscho Is lieritdltarv I- Li family.' Mr father sutltrM a'pU Bay Kendall nnd Clydo To'ckcy, whom Hin illsniitehes vesterday slated wero drowned In tho Wllfijmetfo at Fori- land, woro drowned nt Springfield, nonr Eugene. A 111 lit ' ..- , With his wlfo and two sons ho has bo- como a resident of Marlon county. Most Rev. H. Ernest. d'D., professor ... . i m T V il..Alx.alAn1 j1. nf theology nt ot. rnni, ini-un.K.i.i . lego, nrrlved today, and will prcncii ni llm Gorman Luthornn church, on Bast state stroet this ovenlng at 8 o'clock. Bov. Robert Booth and wife, of Sa lem, wero tho guosts of his son, Hon. J. II. Booth nnd family, of this city, last ...n..t- TVlilnv whs tho birthday nnnl- n v ---- HOW'S THIB? w nffor Ono Hundred Pollars Bo- ward for any caoo of catarrh that can not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. w thn undorslenod, havo known F. J. Ohoney for tho last 15 years, and bollovo him porfoctly honorablo In all business and financially ablo to carry out any obligations mado by his firm. Warning, Kinnan a; Marvin, Wholesalo Drupglsts, Tolcda, O. Hall's Catarrh Ouro Is taken Inter nally, acting upon tho blood and mu- ........ .,,.-ferw of tho system. Tostl- IUVUO !. v montals sent frco. Prlco, 7Bo per bot tlo. Sold by Druggists. Tako nail's Family Pills for con stlpatlon. Sim Morrlssy, a horso trainer, was shot by .Too Thomas at tho Roseburg fair grounds yesterday. Morrlssy had been drinking heavily, nnd Thomas claimed attacked him with a pitch-fork, vh he shot to dofend himself. Tho ball, struck Morrlssy In tho shoulder, passing through tho top of tho lott lung. o XATnuv .017- mtiiur Nuucrvq a'trtu deal, nnd 'tor many years 1 bur ai ta11n t hiifc wern no HAvcri. 1V. t ZlT unable to attond to my bnilneni ilit, for n.dr-or'm at ft tlm. DurUf i Dr. Miles' Antl-raln Pills and 5 I relieved ma almost Immedlatelr. 6lwi 'I tnen-l iaxe mem -wncn i ieci ic w3 comlnton iud it stops It at one.'' JOHN J. McETUJUH, Fres. B. D. Enc Co., Bouth Btnd, iii Dr. Must' nn-rin phis an toil .-.. JuiaaUl itA till I MtlaaiaatL n i vour r 23 doiM, 29. osnU. Hvr told In WA, .tJL your'druoQlBt, who will quarantHtM iha flrat oacKias Will benefit. II n -r. -.---T .r.. .t . " - Talis ns-vfin reium your monty. tha tint falls heM W WMSWWf , i..i . mi vyn, mti Medical Co., Elkt,I O-A.! Birtl Glgaatore r ITCSSCtXSu, 4lha Kind You HaiaAhrsr BoojM 4 f hkcMe.a to Gas OonmimT On ami aftor tho first of BeMesU th.0 prlcouof gas wilt bo roduced to tljj. per thousand feel for all purpoiM. ? ' Cltleons' Light & Tractlonfo, 5 8-3-lm Balcm, Onrai Excursion Rates. During tb'o Lewis and Clstk Expei tio'n the 0. O. T. Go. will fails ttt& of 75 cents to Portland, round trip II TIckotri good for 10 days. UMtW ing daily. WiH Givo Concert. Tho reform school band will tir u onon nlr concort on WedntMiT m Inn Hm nth. for tho bontllt o( thlUt trnl Congrogatlonnl church, toner i 10th nnd Perry streets. Young Twplu Society will sorvo rcrrcsDmenti. On tlin (rounds of dcSCrllOD. Jtis NrnrlAo. nt Oregon City, TMtlrfii granfed Agnes Walktr DougUit vorco from Richard Dclghtoa Doa Tho plnlntlfC is nlo allowed to rm a Vtf-11... m.a. hor mnldon nnmo, Agnes nai" son. . i "'', - : " ' s Take Advantage of Out Geat Annual Inventory Clearance Sale. rsPEClALlSALE'.OW BEDS tiaVos's Forecast for August. After the 8tti pf this mpntb tno, wouthor Is llkoly to be tho hottft that lms boon rocord(HL.for August In tho United States in mnny y.eais. First to n.i nlnmuint. uxcoiit for violent storms along the New Kngland eoast on the 8h. On the 11th a severo hot wave will form over tho Missouri valley nnd movo eastward. This period of hot weather Is likely to continue with looal ... i.,.,- l.v. tiinmlrtr atorms for three weeks. .' The month, will 4o with violent local thunder stftrms. Tho body of Mlln Dayton, drownod -. i, i.anAh Vrlilnv. lias ueon re fioycrcd. A Savings Bank Account It an cxwlleut moans to aasuniu latA noiy & Sil, Tr'. J S58's lucomo doposljed "regjlarty will amount to a 1m um in a fow years. For those who havo idle funds, it affords an tuxejitiuent .that Is afo, profitable, and, eonvertablo Into cash wheu wantft iNTBBEaT paid on DEroarea OF ONE DOLLAR Ott MORE SavlnssDcpartmcnt CAWTAL NATtftNAL BANK Flrod tho Board of Jlpalth. a. nniifffir ft'sncfilal session of the city board oY health yosleraay aftor- nnnn Mnvor liauc. 01 iornniiu, u w.., -- - .... quested Its members to toniier meir r.v.lmnt nns. niTil. UVon ineir riuu do so, poremptdrlly dismissed them .... m TimnA iUretlv "affected by tills notion nro Drs. Mae I. Cnrdwell. AV1111..1.1 .Vnniut nnd '.Tn'mcs F. Bollo, "1 ! .-..-.- --, ,41 wiain It Is nrolmble that tho-uissoiuuoii of the pnweut VWly will bo followed br tho disohargo Dr. .1. u. au, ouj pnyslolaus Dr, H. W. Blersdorff, health ofllcer, and thoso under them, Including ... -. . 1 ...... ....l.lnnl linnllll nfll- W. iwnieisiouor ni .- r- Dr. Sam Sloeum, assistant city physlelani R. Robertson, stiperintendent of the city garbage crematory, nnd Jncob Neumolster. foreman. In snort, it is Vollovod Jthit tho mayor Intends tn innVa a clean sweeiH uot only of tho board of bealjh, but of the wutor and pSrt boards, and taat this wm " with as little delay as possible. The mayor gave ncgatJvo assent to mu view of the sltuattuu In an Interview with the OrevjOTilan last night. - ' o A verv destructive firo l sweoping over Northern Josephine county. It has alrea.dy dtvjttoyea inuon umuer on LVuse and Jump-off-Joe creeks, and tho wholo ot the country north of Merlin, sad the vast bodies of timber on Jump offJoo aro threatened. Tha finest body of yellow and sugar pine In tye state U in this awtlba. flhnV QCfl t JO to 25 per 'cent off on all Iron and Hard Wood Beds J5tp 30 per cent redaction on all Music Cabinets Hi, Eastern Oregon largo hay erop. in pi.i has an unusually n U I 'm JO to 30 per cent redaction on all Oak Desks in the House f if: ?$&fcfi& Vk I 9 r. fr- 1. ..J.flnn OQ M UlOpper ceniKui'""' Oafc'Extcnslon Tables 1 SO to 33 J-3 per cent off on all HardSWood Chiffoniers, Including Golden Oak and Bird's Eye Maple -n nn mv off on all CoM l W ftr mfmrnw - nation Book Ctses , 7 BUY NOW Buy vHi!c yoo can get a $45.00 Dtcsset for $33, a $45 S'- hoat$ lot $34.65, a $35 Buffet for $23.95. Thft Hmc Fnkicv C BSsCSb. JMMMMMBMasMMMMBTfBlsMIBirrtfsBnriTlTr HMWisrfTiiiwssMisBssMsiMM m- " " tsBisWistsBWsBtsWMisWlWMTiMiMWtsMMitsMlM - mi