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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1906)
-t - T1AH.Y CAPUTS JOUBNAI, SALEM, ORISON. FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1906. ,! i. tmm rtrtrtfi rfW"W I " COAST or MOUNTAINS .. rf tf ( tf . L&- -n .nt-rfB rf-k"" We can supply you wicn me ngni muu - 'iv. p k: TrAn H tun finer Rnnfc n n- urnm. i i 11 u: icinix -Vww 'and Shoes and everything in the sporting line As we now all the resorts and wnac is suit able for the different places. I FISHING TACKLE HUNTING BOOTS- '-- . - TAGGART FACES A TRIAL tent ...,M , V-r fm.f aft This is the, line of this year for flies. Try our "Oregon Chief" it is a great killer, also the McGinly,March,Brown and California Coachman, We have all the differ ent spoons in all sizes; they have been used with great success this year. Lines, Reels, Leaders, Bait, Hooks, Baskets. Rods from $1 to $25 We carry the famous "Witch Elk" hunting Boots, none better, ask our customers. We carry the Marble line of Sporting Spe cialties, the best made. Sights, Knives, Clean ing Rods, Hatchets, Compass and other ar ticles. The Marble Hatchet is very handy when'out camping i: The jCompkte aporiiug Goods Store g The Complete Sporting Goods Store Accused of Running Gambling Games at tne hrencn lick and West Boden Hotels in Indiana . Rn,v, TmV. .Tulv 13. The trial be ""'! 7 ' . , , ran this morning of the French wck ueJ West Baden Hotel Companies on i. i, -,,-,. nf nprmimnfr carnaiinc. IUP bullae v- I" a " rm, ,tota U ondpavorintr to dissolve UV r n- -j -- 0 the charter of both nrms. 'iaggaTi was present. Demurrers were nieu, and fhe arguments were heated. The court rebuked tne 'disputants, and it is expected the case vrill bo long drawn out, and very bitter, o nnenlncr sterling Chautauaua. Boning, 111., July 13. The annual Sterling Chautauqua Assembly opens todir at the Springs Park under the mana cement of Harry M. Holbrook Tho owning meetings will bo held this afternoon. Tho Hearons Sisters rvin-f-rfc Com-nanv will furnish the rmiip. for tho oneninc meeting, and tho Hon. George K. Wendling will de liver a lectu-o on "Tlio Man of Gali lee." The assembly will remain in session until July 22. o After tho Wheat Sharks. Washington, July 13. Tho interstate commerco commisteon this morning mailed a circular letter to all ralbroaJs in the United States calling for infor mation concerning tho grain business in the territory of each, and it9 rela tions with the grain and railroad busi ness, and the connection of its offi cers with grain companies and rail roads. The Best WHAT7 THE BAOYOLE; THAT'S THE WHEEL THAT rji ... - TUBED THE UUiiU .KLtLUA-U. WHEKE7 AT THE WORLD'S FAIR. ,s ' ' uunwi inni TV ST. TjOTTIR. l WHY? BEOAUSE THE JUDGES SAW ?HAT THE BAOYOLE. HfJ .!. l ONLY WAS A -BEAUTY IN DESIGN, BUT IT 'WAS ALSO PBOPI LY CONSTRUCTED OUT OF THE -BEST MATERIALS AND WAS NEAR PERFECT AS IT WAS POSSIBLE TO MAKE A WHEEL. ni LIGHTER RUNNING THAN OTHER WHEELS, OWXNO TO THE On i "l STRUCTION OF THE SPROCKETS, WE ALSO HAVE THE YA Awn r.nmrp.r.r. TWO EXCELLENT MAKES. AND WILL m tjtt. , --,- ii.: .' " ED TO HAVE' YOU CALL AND LET tjSHOW YOU WHY WE HAV THE BEST. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF BICYCLE SUPPLIES, AND m . . nnnlTn rNTTT XII U L,TT nTTTlV T.V A TT t,N nv. . xuxfcxi UiUi arirjin iuuh ,rxixu-i.u uavnu-u aii (3i X11AT WILL GIVE YOU SATiai'AUTlum. - H! Best Work at Honest Prices FRANK J. MOORE CITY JSEWS A Collection of Important Para graphs for Your Consideration. To Sco tlu Great North. Washburn, Wis., July 13. A number of excursions from Knmas, Nebraska, Iowa, Xorth and South Dakota, and Wisconsin aro on their way to this caty to-lay, andi it is expected that they will bring moo than 5000 excilTsioTiista to tho Chemquameffoni Bay region. The Commercial Club has mad oortenslve preparations for the reception and I entertainment! of tho excursionists. Kmrwkk Vnkm Fire Inmx Mct Society. Wwi MewSUi, Kwidt AgtnU 0 w4U Wn. Browa k Co., No. m OnmntUl Strict NEW TODAY 9mr KwtIoutliD room, up. lU 9m BnMk CoRitwcf ekl atrfret. ytfm Are CteuwM With my m-w JrlBjf loni, (bat mil the yrork pJAWf. Xa& by Mi Vnuphn on UiU MiM, oppoaite P M Kppley'g trv 713 Iwk wVc fw Dt Trip. Jry (Hty, X J., July 13 A tytr Ui tm(tt katXvl -witlv Him from this fty l otlwr clHfti ixl tovrs In tbi irWntty will -trt from bre ff thv Wiii Htfii tftwTnuMtt, 0 Uko the rnnih W nl WVAtns4 to th nntioDttl tr,rmU Ihwvr, CoWrtdo. Tk lUiwrurj4 of tl trlpU vorj- nt ? Jf lrtcmitln. Ths jrty 4!l Itp buisiwu am) kI trip. mttk Kutiii.)iW hmJ, i i-jvrt, vlr tJeH, tun) wM iWt Columilo SfHij, Ori Ctfk, XlArtAll Vnt, 0&mjt tU 0U, likr'. lVk, fMMimvl anil ftllu v - . tWUSowfcJ ttWy. Tkr.r Hot Jn law Ul t Et.' NVk, tL. I!,loat M OtK,, coco (&rajrtr for ints itjr U W.AJtgtoB, taTa hw qcAHr, HU .Mi!j m Jt. ,lc ivIdnt, eA pmktty 3fr. ltoo.tvtlt. MORE WORK FOR HENEY California Judge Orders Ore gon Land Sharks Sent Were for Trial Lo Angctw, Oal., July 13. Feikral JuiIko W-lllHn thU morning lacd a until o-Ur for tho removal of lMvM Goo.lwln, X. 11. HeuMerly, Will Gould. Jtlohail Hynw, If Uvyctv, Gvorge Htwri Warren Gillelen end R. M. Keniuy to tho Otegon court for trial AFTER WASH i HOUSESf Handlers of Spoiled Garments Indicted for Combination In Restraint of Trade I THEY NEEDED THE MONEY Cincinnati, 0, July 13. Thirtv-nine laundry companies and their proprie tor ucr indicted this afternoon on tho charge of making a combination in restraint of trade. Klghtocn of them were indicted us an organization formed in mtraint of trade, tho IS . IMIiniP ntuvnl.M. 1 oa th olirg of land fraudw. Tho do- 1. "' " " wunury ex-f-radant. immatrty nppllM for a'; 11cf'nBt " B'J writ of UWu 4 "f 5,rd' "''thfl, appearHnce. 1Um, and announced that thev vmit.!' . fljkl , tolng to Oregon through all the Piannias Trade School, for Paintors. AFTER MAYOR The Very Newest Ami rwttic Unfits1 Comfcs jml receK eti. Wc Hv Uwm in soW sold mi &i4 VMed skk awl luck frtK $1,50 to S7S0, Bahr's iev Store I Awy ".vk, X. J., July l3.Tb) (anmuil oowtiv of tho Xw JtTey Su.to Awooaatlon of Muster Painters ) lAnvtora opowvl b tolay at j tbe Uenoli Audtvdum Mith na inu , lnrg attoniUincc, itjrviDtug ,vx-y pirs of tho otaux. Outtmn CPU WIT 7 m,c,t Hru-wco to the uiution ovjuItIS I L arvd t, lraJt' ln uraI " ba di. niKHl, aR0 Usew wiu bo ad.i hnblta prtuuUe to bo hichlv lunm.t. Bn ,tb, July 13.U U re- , M f t,M lraIrtt mattwi to ivrtvj th aftwneon that the ditfie( ,ff0U8kr UP for coui4cirarson b tlw atta,T ha, A..jjjtHi t0 10,,1 (kf J'Tj!1 Uv lvKUag for tho harK xoad,, by l'ollca CowmUlwcrr ,WilTrot Mkk. ia tho ga ag-alait tyw Bohiultx, tn icU i ,:al,c,, th to. TJk MoKer ae aeun th muyor of irroecJar ,''' m omton intend to wrk nw,nv.. i .I... ... r for ihj bill at o,.. ,-. ii ... ..-. . . ubmi m Mj0OM . fc ",BJ"!ure1 Vfoh rwtsuraata ac,J dtmderlv 1fr,Nl iho wntUm aPIwed of hew. ,mn ... . ,... b P Carnegie and the Bethleham Works Given a Slice to Keep Them in Good Appetite Washington, July 13. Bonaparte this afternoon stated that it had been represented to him that if the Carnegie anil Bethlehem companies dud not re ceive, part of tho contract they would bo forcel to close. Their claim ap-pca-ed to tho secretary to be substan tlated, and he said he thought tho best result would be attained, and it would secure the most expeditious delivery of material if he divided the contract amongst tho three bidders. Have you seen tho new Safety Tie Pins at Tho Toggery. 2t The ftreet sprinkler has more busi ness than anybody, except the ice man. Very few trout are being caught in Mill creek just now. Tho boys are too busy swimming in it. The best teas for making iccdl tea will stand without changing color. Prices right Yokohama Tea Store. Phono Main 67. 2t "Water consumers have not yet be come familiar with Ihe otlinanco re quiring them to ttot) irricatinpi iliirirnr a fire. They better stop, or the next1 step will bo to atop them from drinking that beverage during a blaze. ."When'1 flatterers meet, tho goes to dinner," vrroto DeFoo. ! merchant pays compliments to er's advertising it is because it pk iilM and when, one's ads pj ono'a competitors one ought toi really scared and turn eelfreforwl o Paint and Swimming Peel. Tho Y. M. C. A. building painted! with a yellowish gray nmco auus 10 us attractive op anco. The work. of construction oat swimming pool has been delayodlj tho scarcity of hands. Plans aro I ing mado to have the work) begin J Monday. "Swimming time" ij and if tho pool is to fulfill its missioi I is imperative that work bo starleM once." BOEJT. John Q. Wilson has h'oken ground for a new rosidenco on Chrmok-rtn street, at tho rear of hia place on Lib erty street. It will bo just across the alley from the new home being com pleted by J: l Thompson. This will" bo tho fourth new house for MrWilson within the pat year. Tho members of tho First RHit church Sunday school aro enjoying a picnic on tne. banks of tho "Beautiful Willamette" today. The merrymakers cunrtercd tho new launch. nn,i ) holding their exercises about three milos north of town. SMITH". At th) Maternity Ho in Portland, July 3, 1006, to Mr.i M-a J. Cooke Smith, a son, m i pounds. Mrs. Smith was formorly Miss land, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. III! How-land, formerly of Salem, anil new arrival was ' named "Eowlan3,"fl ter his granttfatlm This isf-the : first visit to tho family in 15 yearM they are delighted. Tho Smith's aro residents of Frnncico, but aro temporarily rosiS in 1'oitland. Money to Loan THOMAS K. TQm Over Ladd k Buh'i Bank. SaaJ miw! ftvw oflicx (hit ttftemeou. K- IVr a Iwmj tfm tl v i ... . irr.?.1!- . .... roaawy, mct of tho Uha Minnesota Bcgatta. St. Paul, Minm., July 13. The annunl regatta under tho aMplces of tho Min nesota Boat Club of tMs citv will take plaoo on Iake Minnotonka this o-fter-noon Fiva rlih Wvn ni..ui -, fox tho principal events of th nvntk. includbg Winsdpoj;, St. Paul, Duluth, Fort Willianw and Pot Arthur. The starting ioint will bo about 200 vi off tho Lafayette boat house and the iKKVh wiU flniich. in front of th Tonka Bay Hotel. The regatta include race oh wncor ami junior cht and fm.r. omi ctowh, mnkbe four wo8 It, .u in addition to tbo mng! and double seumng events. Somo cracfc Western oammon will tak pjirt in tlw latter ovmt. Cut m lr.n.i U1a Albert ut hit left Uni m- J"wrw "Hn Uvn .upivlW from .rruay waUo laahinj. on the SWff w.U 1IU ax rfITd, cutting 'the erd ec tk haA of ki i.f. v. ir. lPvrlHfd a p,it to J,ol4 bU fta'sri Hwn Oura for Hld, Ilhtnc inie tirodue mli, .. . ltcUB, thU f0im. as well ai Mt ered by D,. IWa-ko'a Pl! Bm. 4y. tteri Itehlnp and ,1a.m- ii. wbi tufc scsj a jar ,( dniediti! H t t7 mail Trwtlw re. Wrltt tbe nmka f tU tari ..i-.... t i. Mt tVM tb trud cboou WuW end to ,,w of tleBt, oJ ,b,Wiwo Blv, A t,J to Co,8ron """ "wws .V. good roturta. Awk qtnou of l.portnnvv to ts vxf L rnben. Avoa it oKrfttiw orwiaiaatloa , Calcam Markets. Chicago, July IS. Wheat, 7S7S, corn 25ay, oat, 3C35Vi. Have you bought that new wheel yet? Drop in and let us show you a fine of 2,!atcant bc bct national; QAvArPREAD,NG STANDARD and VAGE Or if your old wheel needs re Ramng think of our motto; Best Workmanship. Prompt Deliver f -i in ' aaAjs - "fcifrrSl A Tragic rinlah. A watchman', neglect permitted a leak in tho creat North &a JrV- vi.v child ' fingM could have stopped, to 'T" " ru,nott Teak, devastating an eaUre province of IIollB,v t- Vm.. ainner Keaneth Mclver, 0f Yance- v, m, permuted a little cold to w unnoticed until a trairle Ri.v f He writesi "Three dveto-. ttTe"7. up to die of lun. i. '! 8m Ue V a fleeted cold; but Br? kS JK BUcovery tm tty llf , Q teed beat eon.v ...i ',, uuar J?8" ioa't forsct K13' we carry a ammumtlon, base baH supplies, tennis soods, and CUTURY THAT WLL Tt! gortaw, and atheeBc suppfies 'yfetfit'&i nu ;;.t-- ? si L PHONE MAIN 363 - . H-v.-, grttf mm( rlJBMBSLatfirt- . ZT?-M!TM''ttMift i ..!. MjngMWHm?1X i