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DALLY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1003.
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SLIDES DOWN
MOUNT RANIER
Jules Stampfer, Guide, Has Miraculous Escape From Death.
Shoots Down Bank Sixty Feet Into Crevasse But ?t s
Escapes With Broken Leg '
Juel Stampfer, a Mount Tacomn
guide, Is nt the Fannto Paddock hos
pital suffering from a compound frac
ture of tho right thigh and a Sprained
ankle. That Stampfer was not klllod
Is ono of tho mysteries of tho moun
tain. Ho slid down a snow Hold for
sixty feot, droppped down a crovasso
forty foot deep oarly Saturday room
ing and did not reach tho hospital un
til last ovonlng. During all this tlmo
somo 40 foot. Stampfer novor losi
consciousness, and as soon as ho ro
covered slightly from tho effects of.
tho fallho sot about to get hlmsolf
out of tho difficulty. Tho mountain
climbing party, bereft of tho guldo
and unacquainted' with tho locality,"
was unnblo to tako tho initiative.
They expectod that thoy had scon tho
last of Stampfer, but whllo they wero
holding a iconforonco as to' tho best
method of rescuing him, if rcscuo woro
possuno, tnoy ncarrt bis voice, with
ll fx tin a nmll .! Hl.nAaf..1t.. .1 .. 'tI.tiA lf.. "l ti j . . V
.. u,.o otiiuvu tuLTuuuj aim novcr i 'uuunu jmuuuco nnu sum uiampior
onco emitted) a groan. . had qquirmod and worked his way
Stampfer started to tako a party to UI' ono s' of tno ley crovasso to a
tho top of tho mountain Friday nftor
noon. In tho party wcre.B, W. James
and B. Strnwbrldge, Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Selloy and Edward Selloy, of, Se
attle. Tho party started out from
Camp Itooso, nenr Parndlso .hotel, Fri
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock an!
camped at Mulr that night. Dr, M. J.
spot whero somo rocks in tho len afford
ed a rough but sccuro resting placo. Hp
was out of sight of his partyi and bo
yond their roach, as .theycould. not
como near him for fear of sliding ovor
themselves.
Injured Man Directs Bcscue,
From his graulto perch in tho ere
U. Wight, of Tacomn, was to havo ac- Vasso Stampfer managed to toll tho
companied tho party on tho trip, but party how they could reach him lrr a
ho becamo Involved In an expedition roundabout manner. Tho trail to rench
that required his carrying several pcr-j i,im presented many difficulties, In,
sons, and ho decided to remain in tho i,i!n, ,,..(, nt mil .,
V.Uv..uh . ...t..W. V , M...W W. DUVW
ice, over which travel was oxtromoly
dangerous. Stampfer laid on tho led
and stones for three hours boforo ho
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round trip, $1.00. Tickets good
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at 7 a, m., oxcept Sunday.
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tent.
Slides Down Snowflold.
Tho start from Camp Mulr was mado
nt 4:30 o'clock Saturday morning and .was rescued. He started to elldo at;
progressed without accident until tho
bnso of Olbraltar was reached. There
is n snowflold botwoon the Boo Hivo
and tho baso of Gibraltar, and it was
on this field) that Stampfor mot with
his accident. Ho was walking on tho
field whon ho slippod, owing to somo
fault in his shoes. Ho had his alpen
stock in his hand, and, being an ex
perienced guide, attomptcd to stop
hlmsolf with his stick. Tho strap
broko, however, and loft him helpless.
Ho shot down -tho snowflold with ra
pidly increasing momentum. Stamp
fer reallod that nothing would stop
him, and ho docldod to try to jump
tho crovasso whon ho roacbed It.
Tho other sido of tho crevassa is
considerably lowor, and as Stampfer
roached tho odgo ho roso to his feot
to tako tho chanco thnt his momontum
would carry him to tho other sldo. Tho
C:1C, and it wns 8 o'clock beforo tho
roseucra renchod him.
Ho was carried up to tho top of tho
jngged cloavos and A. W. Selloy start
ed back for Camp Iieoso to sccuro as
sistance. Selloy mado tho trip on tho
run and arrived at tho camp complete
ly oxhaustod, falling into tho arms
of Joseph Stampfor, tho injured guide's
brother. Solloy quickly told his story
and Joseph Stampfor, Dr. Wright and
thrco others startod for tho sccno of
tho nccldont. They strained every
muscle and niado tho ascent in n llttlo
over thrco hours,' arriving thoro at
12:30. '
In tho moantlmn the party that ro
malncd with Stampfor trudged back
ovor tho Cleavor to Camp Mulr nnd
brought their bedding and blankets to
mako Stampfor as comfortable ns pos
slblo. Thoy broko an alponstock In
M9
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same to oar patrons and others who desire it.
It is at the demand of those who call or send
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This water is absolutely pure, and is used in
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result wns that 'ho shot out into tho two and mado a rudo splint to hold tho
air and lnndodi with his right foot on leg in position until osslstnnco arrlvod.
tho opposlto sldo of tho crovasso. Tho ( Dr. Wight i's on oyo specialist, but he
RhiN'k nf tho imnact was too irroat for . at onco renllzod tho seriousness of
him to sccuro a hold, and ho toppled Stampfor 's nccldont and sot about to
over backwards down tho crovasso, mako a splint that would answer until
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A MININa INVESTMENT OF MERIT. QUESTIONED BY NO ONE Wno HAS INVESTIGATED IT.
Tins STOCK WILL BH SELLING, AND HAVE A READY MARKET AT 1.00 M1K HIIABB IN
LESS THAN NINETY DAYS. WHY7
1st. BECAUSE: It will bo paying 18 per cent per annum on par, or 30 per cent on tho Investment at tho pres
t price, SO cents per skarb, with a 75-tou mill. With tho 600 ton mill that will bo erected in lC-Ofl-7 it will pay
the Injured mnn wns brought to the
hospital.
No Placo to Dress Injuries.
Thoro wasa't a Bpot anywhere,
whoro a man could bo laid' out straight,
and putting the leg in spllnta present
od dlfllcultlos unknown to tho ordinary
surgoou. Stampfor had to bo rolsod
and moved about between stones as
tho splint was gradually strapped on.
Tho splint was d ploco of slab of the
roqulrod longth. Veils, socks and all
sorts of clothing wcro used in its con
struction, but It was well put on and
whon romovod at tho hospital, tho
broken bonoa had not moved aftor
moro than 30 hourB of constant travel
over tho roughest kind of country.
When tho leg wns in tho splint, tho
party started about making a stretch
er. Alpenstocks wcro spliced togcthc-r
and canvas bedding bags woro torn,
and In this mannor thoy wcro ablo to
onrry tho woundod guldo. Tho trip
along tho Cleaver was arduous and
dnngorous. It is tho roughest stretch
of going on tho mountain, and tho
woundod man on tho stretcher added
troubles to ovory foot. At ono etngo
of tho trip It-was necessary to strap
Stampfor to tho strotchor and draw
him up a lodgo 15 feot high, It took
four hours to get him from tho base
of Olbraltar to Camp Mulr.
Ooaatod Down From Qamp Mulr.
erablo satisfaction from tho fact that
I am not n corpso. Everybody did
ovcrything n human being could do
for another nnd I nm deeply grntoful,
ns thoy nil know. I expect to bo able
to got out in a short tlmo and be llttlo
tho worso for my oxporlonco,"
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Gravo Troublo Foreseen.
It ncods but llttlo foresight to tell,
thnt whon your stomach and liver aro
badly affoctod, gravo troublo is ahoad,
unless you tnko tho proper modlclno
for your dlscnso, ns Mrs. John A.
Young, of Clny, N, Y., did. Bho says:
"I had neuralgia of tho livor nnd
stomach, my heart was wcakonod, and
I could not oat. I wns very bad for n
long time, but in Eloctrlo Bittern I
found just what I needed, for thoy
quickly rollovod and cured m." Best
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guarantee by J. C. Perry, Druggist,
im
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functions will bo offered which will
display the nborlglno among his propor
onvlrons. Ho will bo ruled by Princess
Siicajawca, and Lewis nnd Clnrk will
form an interesting supplement to tho
contingent of Indians. Councils of
wnr, powwows and war dances will bo
held.
Ilcsldo many attractions will bo of
fered Buch an markHinonshtp contents,
tugs-of-wnr, log-rolling tosts, horso
races and others too numornblo to
mention. All railways hnvo mado spe
cial ratos to Astoria for tho rogatta
and It is expected that thousands wilt
attend. Tho event this year should
recrlvo unusunl patronago owing to
tho fact that there aro many straugora
In Portland In attendance at tho expo
sition. BiannMMMBMMHHW1laiMHMnMH.IA
CHIOHraTCH'S KNQLMMI
UNIQUE BEOATTA.
Water and Land Fostivitlea to Bo neld
At Astoria Aug. 20, 30 and 31.
Astoria, Aug. 23.Tho Eleventh An
mini Itcgntta will bo held la Astoria
August 20, 30 and 31. This intellt
gonco .will bo gratifying to tho people
of Oregon gonorally becnuso Astoria
Is truly ronowncd for Its conception
of wator festivities. Tho regntta will
Tho rescuing party took a short rest thI mer rom Ul ,Ml f(W f
est
.urn uv o auu pox cent per uuuuiu vu j. , .
2d. BECAUSE: It will be a permanent dividend-payer for years to como, besides increasing Un-fold in valuo
3d. BECAUSE: The management Is conservative everything coming from tho raino will bo paid out in dlv
Wends; tho management having entered Into an agreement with threo of tho leading business men of Salem,
legally binding themselves, tholr heirs and successors, to give Salem stockholders a voico in tho management, by
l.n Ji .i . V:... n,i ft,rt,0r 8rrelni? that no salary bo paid any officer or director at any time,
excepting tho Secretary and Treasurer, tho maximum salary paid thorn never to exceed $150 per month. A copy
of this agreement is on file at our office.
ith. BECAUSE:
in sight, and blocked
Ctnl BECAUSE: T commercial valuo
.. nt.-..x ii . n . nrM tip ton on tho plates.
to tho property, nt our cxponso, will verify every statement wo havo made.
Tlus'tock will podtivdy bo advanced to 75 cents per share on the 10th of September and 1.00 per share on
tpXuorecelved on or beforo the 28th day of this month will bo entitled to tho August dividend,
wlloh will bo paid on the 1st day of Soptembor.
Tho amount wo will sell at SO cents per share is limited.
t is on file at our office. , v..i
tE: Tho property Is a fully developed MINE, already past tho period of speculation, having
Bkod out, ready for tho mill, from threo to five million dollars' worth of oro.
!: Its 'commercial value fa been tc-tod by a mill run of fourteen month., which ha. .howu an
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at Camp Mulr and thon started coast-
lug down to Camp Itoeso. Tho trip
down wns mado without accident in
two nnd ono-half hours. Stampfer was
taken to Dr. Wright's tont. Drs.
Frank It. Hill and Cnrsloy Balbnoff
woro In enmp nnd wont into consulta
tion with Dr. Wright. It was decided
that nothing could be dono for Stamp
for in tho mountains, and ho spent
tho night in tho tont, Stampfor was
tho cheorlest member of tho party nil
tho time, and no sooner was ho loft
alouo In the tent than ho wont to sleep
and did not awako until morning.
Yesterday morning at 7:15, a party
of stretchor bearers started from Camp
Rooho to bring Stampfer to Tacomo,
Tho strotohOf-bimrtTH muiio tho trip to
tho end of the government road by
11:30, whero a wagon was in waiting
and Stampfor was brought to Ashford,
at the ond of the Tacomn Eastern rail
way. Tuo passenger train was uoia zv
minutes until tho wagon arrived, and
Stampfer was brought to Tacomn and
taker to tho Fannlo Paddock hospital,
where be arrived about 0;30 last even
ing, somo 48 hours after tho accident
occurred. Dr. Wright nnd Joseph
Stampfer accompanied tho wounded
man to the hospital.
Stampfor Tells of Accident
While waiting at tho hospital for
tha doctor to begin operation on him,
Stampfer discussed his aeoldent in a I
joeooe manner:
"I aould plainly seo my finish when
I startod down that snowfleld," said
he last night. "It took mo very mueh
less than a second to guro out that
I had to try to jump the crevasse or bo
mashed up and instantly killed. I
didn't hare mueh time to make prep
arations for tho jump, but I managed
to partly draw myself to my feet nnd
add a. llttlo to my speed when I reaeb
ed tho dge. I couldn't qoito make
tho jump, however, but I guess the ef
fort I made saved my life. I got off
with a broken leg, which they tell me
will heal all right, nnd a sprained
ankle. Of course, it isn't entirely an
enjoyable affair, but I derive eonsld
year
its predecessors in that it will be
moro of n homo affair.
In tho neighborhood of $5000 was
subscribed In a fow days by tho mor
chants, cltlzons nnd various cummer
clal and fraternal bodies. To facili
tate mnnagomont tho original commits
tco incorporated undor tho nnmo of tho
Astoria Itegattn company. A number
of minor commit too a woro appointed
and upon theso has dovolvod tho talk
of arranging for Innumerable foaturos
that will bo includod In tho rogatta.
There will bo racos of 50 kinds in
which tho "homers" speaking moro
particularly of tho fishermen will
havo an opportunity to display their
prowess; ynrht racing, gasollito
launch racing, sculls and barges will
be scheduled to appear,
Kspoclal attention has been paid to
having something characteristic of the
historical Intorest which Is clustered
about tho city by the sea. Undor the
nuBpiccs of tho Itedmcn a number of
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pure and healthful.
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RED SEAL
Tif I 2:06
Rec 2:10
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SDOE OF JO SEAL, 2sll..
Sired by Bed Heart 2:1014, the sire of Chain Shot &:uoa.
Bed Seal 2:10, Etc.
Dam ALICE M. (trial) 2:25.... by Mark Field (son of Geo. Wilkes),
Dam of Bed Seal 2:10 Al tire of Daisy Fields 2iOHVi, Maui
lawood 2:19. brino Hold, 2:11, etc
Bacoad dam DAY BELL.,.,, try Advance, sire of Mulranka 2:'i5,etc.
Dam of Veritas 2:1014, .-dex 2:20.
Third dam daughter of Tippo fcb, a thoroughbred.
BUD HEABT Is by Bed Wilkes, out of Sweetheart, by Sultan; serond
dam Minnehaha, the dan of Beautiful Bells, ete. BED SEAL stands
15.1, compactly built, with great quality and a sure sire of great
speed. lie will make the season of 1005 at the
OREGON STATE FAIR GROUNDS
Terms $40 Season
With the usual return privilege. Good pasturage at .reasonable
rates to mares sent from a distance.
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