DAIIA- CAPITAL JOUKXAL, SALCM, OllKGO.V. WEDNESDAY, AVGUST 1
1000.
FOREST
, FIRES
SUBDUED
MRS.. HINGES WILD SING.
Other Attractions Kiiffngci for tlie
Coming Stnte J-uJr.
0 a:
Flames in the Cascades Under
Control and no Further
Spread Anticipated
PrnsMpnt W. H. Downing, of the
Statu Board of Agriculture, la In the
city today, after a week's strenuous
labor In the harvest field. Ho Is TC-
lolclnir over the great cropa, and 1b
alao rejoicing over the greatness oi
tho fair that will be held this fall,
and Prosldont Downing realizes that
it will ho difficult to make as good
nti Irimp.iQafrtn utf)i Ihn afntn f.ifr
this year, following upon tho heels
of tho great Lewis nnd Clark fair,
hut ho says tho hoard proposes to
make greater efforts than ever be
fore to glvo tho people of Oregon
whnt will be the Inrgest nnd most at
tractive nnd entertaining state fair
ever held In the state
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NEWS FOR
DIVORCEES
Supreme Court Decision Not so
Sweeping as Was first Supposed, g
m. . . . i i n Vji.1 " nnntlminil Tttrl cta fin Tl
tho uee'sion oi me supreme court. in .lm mm, iuu ubv "
cado mountains, along tho watoni of
tho Santlatn river, In Marlon and
Linn counties, have beon subdued
There seems to bo no longor any
danger of tho flames extending Into
now and unburnt Umber.
Tho men who went to the scono of
the flra from tho sawmills have all
returned to work, and tho flro Is now
being guarded by n forco of men
from tho logging camps of tho Cur
tlss Lumber Company.
Good rains fell Saturday night nnd
Sunday, and theso helped to subdue
the raging flres.
' Tho flro hns destroyed nbout 2000
acres of very lino timber In tho Cas
cade mountains, tho greater part of
It being In tho timber reserve.
Tho expense of fighting the Homes
after they crossed Into tho reserve Is
borno by tho federal government,
nnd -the wen who wero nt work there
have given their tlmd to tho forest
ranger for tho district, who will cer
tify It to Washington, when payment
will bo mado. Somo of tho men who
came down from tho mountain nfter
tho flro woro rather dissatisfied with
that arrangement, as they did not
wish to wait long for their pay.
In the case of Haddock against
Haddock which, recently made pub
lic, scared many people who had
been parties In divorce proceedings,
Is not as sweeping as at first de
clared, according to tho assertion of
Judge Gantenbeln of the circuit court
this morning.
It was reported locally thnt by the
decision of tho supreme court a (II-
vlrce secured In a state other thun
the ono In which the martial domicile
was and In which service on the
, .. , ,, lueicnunni nau oeen mnue uy mibllca-
As ono of the crowning attractions ... , . . . . . ...
. A, Hon instead of In person would be
the evening ontoitalnment, the I , . , ,
ivLubuuvu uiiij in uiu tuny 111 which
the divorce wns granted. Judge Gan
tenbeln declares that such n divorce
would undoubtedly he recognized In
nil the states except New York,
Pennsylvania and South Carolina.
"The recent supreme court decl-
for the evening ontoitalnment, the
board has Just closed a contract with
Mrs. Halllo I'arriah-Hlnges to sing a
number of her most popular songs
each evening. This will ho the first
real opportunity for the public to
hear Mrs. Hinges since sho hns re
. , , , . ii . .. ,-, . ino recent supreme court decl
aimed from her studios In the Kast. , , ' -"" ti.i
S., hn. lu.nt. l.nnn rnnPnlw1 no P'0" '8 Ul CaSe f HflddOCk agahlSt
Union. Hoys VMt Cave.
Newport, Aug. 31. -Mao and Law
renco Hofor and two young men
from Portland hnvo Just returned
from exploring tho caves nenr Hock
Crook on the coast north of Ynquln.i
bay, nnd about eight miles from
fillet IJay. Tho rock promontory
thoro Is far wilder nnd moro pictur
cquo than" At Seal Hocks, nnd the
acenry Is much moro beautiful. Tho
black lavutlc cones tower up like
pyramids nnd church spires, and
thcro arc covers In behind them such
m pirates haunt and nro described
In Hobort Uuls Stevenson's most
fantaatla fiction. Thero nro envea as
largo as houses, that tho boys ox
plorcd. Tho wulls of these caves
nro worn perfectly Binooth, earned
by drift wood getting Into them and
being tossed nbout by tho waves,
grinding off Ml tho rough places. In
all tho caves visited only ono person
had Inscribed Initials, and thnt was
o long ago as to bo nlmost Invisible.
Tho caves nro unnamed, nud have
not been much visited or described
Auothor expedition Is planned during
this month. To go ono must stay
over night, and thero Is not a lgn
of habitation on that part of tho
coast,
Sho has nlwajs been recognized as
Oregon's greatest singer, but It is
now conceded that hor work Is far
superior than ever.
Among othor attractions are little
Knilly I.lndsay-Squlor, tno Juvenile
impersonator, who did some suporb
work at the stato fair laBt year, and
who has tho reputation throughout
the length and brondth of tho land
as tho grentest child elocutionist
living. Sho will appear every even
ing at tho pavilion.
Tho Hoso City quartet, of Port-
Innd, recognized as tho best In the
West, has also been engaged. This
qunrtet has been heard In Salem, nnd
mndo n great Impression on the peo
ple They will render a very poou-
lar part of tho evenings' programs.
Tho dlfferont exhibits nro cemlni:
in freely, nnd nil these different signs
of tho times point to tho greatest
fnlr ever given.
Haddock is not ns sweeping as was
generally supposed," snld the Judge
this morning. "The courts of all the
states except New York, Pennsyl
vania and South Carolina have been
accustomed, as a matter of comltv,
or Judicial courtesy, to give full
faith and credit to tho decrees of
tho courts of other states in divorce
proceedings, although service may
have been made on tho defendant bv
publication of the summons, and the
martial domicile not In tho state
whore the divorce was granted.
"The supreme court of the United
States In its decision particularly
specifies that tho courts may con
tinue to recognize the divorce decree?
of courts of other states, nnd in all
probability the courts of all the
states oxcept the three mentioned
will contlnuo to do so."
The decision of the supremo court
in tho Haddock case was that the
.New York courts could not bo com-
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Two more divorces wero granted Polled to recognize a divorce crnnt
this morning by Judeo fiiiiimvnv ed in a Connecticut ennrt whom a.
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This docket, In tho number of actions
for divorces, Is a record-breaker. Tho
docket entries made this morning are
as follews:
J. C Miller against C. W. A. Jette.
et nl.. acceunting: rnnnrt r r,,. ,,...
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Hied nnd referee orderod to soil ELECTRIC SPARKS
f I'I'UI ij t
vice hnd beon mndo by publication.
The court reached this opinion by n
bare majority, standing 5 to 4.
"Supposed a man and wife liv
tenlHn. and the wife went to Ohio
nnd began a suit for divorce in which
service on the husband was had by
the nubllcatlon of a notice In the
newspapers. The divorce, if granted,
would be recognized not only In
Ohio, but In every other state in
the union except New lork, Penn
sylvania and South Carolina
"But If either the husband or wife
were to remarry in any of these
three states, they would be liable
to prosecution for bigamy. In all
the other states the validity of thedl
vorce would not be questioned
A divorce cannot be obtained on
any ground in South Carolina. In
New York divorces are granted for
Infidelity only. Pennsylvania allows
a little more ground for divorce, but
ranks third in the severity of Its dl
vorce laws.
Wilbur Larremore, writing on this
subject, says in the July number of
the North American Review
"It does not seem likely that the
decision of the supreme court in the
Haddock case will make any sub
stnntial change In legal policies. Its
main purport Is to sanction the con
tinuation of their own policies by
Xew York and other eccentric states.
"Those states that have proceeded
under the federal constitution in
recognizing foreign divorces are now-
released from that position, but it
seems not Improbable that they will
Incline toward adhering to the
former result through comity, espe
cially as the majority opinion of the
supreme court of the United States
pointedly leaves the way onen nn
that ground."
Thnt the United States sunreme
court may reverse its decision afer
a change of personnel Is thoucht
probable by Mr. Larremore. If the
decision is reversed it would mean
that the courts of all the states
would be. compelled to mpnimWo ,
divorce decrees of every other state.
regardless of how service of the suit
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CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Faro
graphs for Yonr Consideration.
1 was -made or on what grounds the
reu uivor
vorce was granted.
m 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 m 1 m"
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Of InltrfAt to 8lrk IVoplo.
We have all tho nympathy In tho
world for sick people-, and wnnt to
treat them in a serious way. There
Jb no humor in pain nnd nnllctlon,
but hard caracal fact. It Is Impos
lble for tho patient to impress on
other tho extent of suffering thoy
ndure. and their anxiety for relief.
To uet well or bo rollomi U tholr
ono thouRht Any remedy that will
orine mis about has iholr cvorlnat.
lag sratltudo. w0 havo thousands
of letter from pooplti who havo hd
JrlKpil, ek hcadoeho und bilious
ttcV, who toll us how thankful
tHy were for having mod Dr.
Gnan Improved l.hcr 1M1U. Thoy
re ld m all druK stores for SJe
per box. Only ono fur a do. Thes
MIU remove tho nM u( uiao
nd make th kin clear and haltay
lOOklDK.
Klslo Loscko against August Los. '.'.
cko, action for divorce; decree ',',
granted ns prayed for in complaint. '
Lena Knpphahn ngalnst K. L.
Kapphahn, action, for divorce; testi
mony tnken nnd decree granted ns
prayed for In complaint.
in the ease of Adoluh Wolfn jc-
Son, ut nl., against T. A. Llvosley &
to., ot nl, an Injunction suit, tho do-
murrer and motion to dissolve tho i...
Junction was argued In part, and con
tinued until tomorrow.
Brief Telegraphic ::
Dispatches From all ::
Parts of the World ::
Hotel Arrivals
The Salem Military Band will give
an openalr concert this evening in
Willson avenue.
Only one lonely hop contract wns
filed yesterday with the county re
corder. H. H. Sandblust of Aurora
contracted to J. J. Metzler of Port
land for 10,000 pounds at 94 cents.
hearts content. Ho will mkl
start to morrow, and will be ao
panled by Mrs. Culver.
11 11 n h 1 m 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 n-n-
Kdmond Housse, ngfd s9, counsel
for the Commuune 71, is dead at
Paris.
Tho Cirvu K iVmlng
And ibo iM,,i , hurrying tu
Jlranon & riAerl to not th.ir ..v.
wrle fllwwiN and dUtuw goHS
m vvu
FOUNTAIN
PENS
W lr a new tttk ( ,.
mug Hx AV ptaea ao crdr fr
tVw to U Wlea NrNbr lit,
tor the hoMajn, Ut U hu, w
il Uttprx at lUn four wotlu
tcfl -Jv, Wnorkaii,m!-
twit at fvuaUln jKti and will
g Clunt or S3 jv cent off
H wa (or tat balB of
July and Asnuit.
Barr's Jewelry
More
l-)lK (Vu-ihiil Hook.
Tho laying of tho crushed rock on
the "object luwon road," conductwl
near tho fair grounds by the govern-
meat oaperts, began at 9 n'cinnu- .hio
morning, and by the noon hour 10
rods of crushed rock had bon put
down. Klovn convlrta Hru ,,i.
lug In tho lujli,r f th(J vruhed
rock.
Hcrblnc,
thus holjw thd bkHd to How; t
'u.is prouiiK relief from bilious
. Idli,rtu. nak aa WV0U8
hwliiekM. aad otw.u1u18c Ih
foHl nd drlaV.
0. Ifc 0ldwIL A t r.- ...
T 1 r. a.. " "U
T. U. R.. Chwotuh. Iml. Tr.. wriuifc
Alrtl us, n3: was ,ick for ovttr
wo yors vlth oatarKt of the
!rkw',!iw,tt"w'!i'
all ho of b-l-. w.1 . '
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JOe. Kar mi br D. J. Pry.
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Additional Personals
Mlati Rthol Vontch Is homa from a
tlvo-months' visit with relatives In
Cotlnge Grove.
John Knight and S. 1). Catterlln
luft this morning for tho Ulg N'muic
en for a ton days hunting and tUh-
Ing trip.
Knginier. lluglu Work.
U. II. Herrluk, th Marlon county
oiwliwor, with a corps of asisuts,
btffun U survy for th nw rein
forced concrete arch across Mill creek
oh North Commercial street, at l
o clock- this afternoon.
The contractor, the Gnri r.
tracUaR Company, of Portland, will
twgln work on the bridge at aoou as
th Mutineer makes the survey.
More HorM. for the Pair.
John Swyer, the well-knonn lrt.
lund kormai. browght a stria ot
m Itoreee for the stau fair on -..
tlay eels's boat. The naiwis
will be placed la traitilBc ...i ..-.j
d'irInK fair wmV. u. .l- u ..
a ttuSr of suikey.
Uh Tlwu K.tluwt.xl.
Cheyenne. vo.. a..w .
tal rcUtrattoB f i-..' .1 .. .
tv. ... . " "" ,a ' SB-
U 30 000 Uu hAtt wa- mlwu
ITftim . -
tit ""M""Smfall
- uzttftoos,
Or.gn IMuins l'ndlilf.
A little branck of a plow tree, i2
li loap, wblWted today oa th
"eU cooumed 3S lull growil
wU ke -an twmtae.
Stop TUt Cough.
Waea a coBh. a tlekllK w as
imutlon In tho throat wak ya
ri,1"" J- A- Anderson. 3S4
iVE: U SaU Ukd CU' .
feyrup the bt niiii- . " .
nd cids, Wa hava ,,, :;.r
ral year.: U aU-a,a ... ' lmT
i , 'j peasant and tlr
ln".,7n,Z5:
Wlllaniettte.
Mrs C M. Rummage.
K- Juddell, San Trancisco.
J- L. Flynn. Portland.
A. G. Ringling. i Paws-Sells circus
F. J. O'Donnell, do.
H. Getz. do.
L. O. Glenson, do.
H. Banhouse, do.
V. Branson, do.
D. Scanlon, do.
P. Scanlon, do.
C. M. Gleger, do.
L. Whately. do.
W. Smith, do.
R. Patchln, do.
W. Grun, do.
B. Mast, do.
N. Cwllen, do.
C. Davis, do.
G. Gustafon. do,
S. South, do.
H. Maton, do.
J. Caldwell, do.
H. Graham, do.
C. H. Fowler. Qakor City.
Andrew Kan, pjrtiftn(1
I. L. Patterson, Salem.
R. L. Donald. Portland.
E. II. Tongue. Hlllsboro.
P. K. Sivwright. Portland.
Salem.
Wm. il Kolmu, Sc Louls
"!!" umont. Cal.
J. D. Roblnon, Jefferson.
Mrs. RoblnaoB, Jefferson.
Mr. K. C. Johnson, Joffwson.
Katto Johnson. J.ffereoB.
Xottie Koitaofl. Jereon
Mrs. Joe MurrjP, j
Hannah Welty.
W. n. (Soodrlcli, Sal.
F. a Brown. 4w y,,,
P. S. Powter, Asfclad,
Graee Fowler.
0. Plnsei. PorUaj,
A. CruUe.
Cottngu,
. S. Kcmi, Poniawj.
". B. Hale-, PorUasd
M. R. Harris. Seattle.
SIaylor- p".
A- p. Pwtlaml.
. V. VorreU. Portland.
' "- Ooraa, Prtlsj
A. Qlooker, PorUand
" " ,8W. i"wad.
The big traction engine used in
the grading for the electric road Is
being unloaded today. A larce
number of scrapers arrived last ev
ing, and the dirt will be made to fly.
The attractivenes of the home for
the local herd of Elks becomes more
noticeable each dny. The edifice will
be one of the handsomest in the
city. A crew Is busy painting the
roof a warm green and the prime
coat is boing given to the building
proper.
Robert Coltman, n recent graduate
from Confell university, Ithaca. Xew
York, arrived in the city yesterday
iunc position witn the Willam
ette Traction Company. Mr. Colt
mnn will be the transit operator and
takes the place of George Dorris,
who has gone to Portland to accept
a position with the Southern Pacific.
wiiuam Butte, the well-known
liquor man, has become an American
citizen. He came to Oregon in 1S71
v,v "".' , uuu nns Deen en
gaged in business in this city ever
since. He declared his Intention to
become a citizen 30 venrs w
had not taken out his final papers.
Married Thirty Years.
Invitations have been received!
this city by friends of Rev. and l
D. A. Watters, of East Portland.!
the 30th anniversary of their mr
riage, the celebration of which :
take place August 7th. Rev. Vi
ters was at one time pastor of tt
First M. E. church here, and pre
ing elder of this district.
Norwich Union Fire
ance Society.
Frank Meroddti, Resident irat
Office with Wm. Brown & Co, iJ
I2 Commercial Streot.
NEW TODAY
For Kent Housekeeping rooms, n
stairs nt 223 South Commen
street.
For Salo Cheap Several good tun
also city and suburban property; '
houses for rent. Capital Nto
Bank. w-s-
For Sale. A gentle riding or drlt
ing horse, very cheap; also a set
en-room house for rent. Pkowl
21st and D street, Englewopd.
8-1-Jt
For Kent. Seven-room house ul
3 lets: abundance of fruit:
wtill water. Call at E. E. Smlttol
21st nnd Trade streets, Engleirooll
s-i-st
Another action for divnmo i,.
been tiled in department No. 2 0f
me circuit court by Ephles Wade
against William R. Wade, whom she
allegos dosorted her in February,
1905. The parties were married In
this city August 31, 1904. There are
o cnucren Involved In the suit.
One of the plelsantest events of
he mmoii as the annual picnic ot
VI,: :;m.!5.?L.b.asfba . n
. """' '",rK wst evening. The
tal ZTl thomse,vs royal hosts,
and the large number ot guests pres
ent enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
Rero.hn-.ents were served, and the
"" na,r w3 a success.
Buren & HainiiTnn ,,.
....,.. .... ""'c civea
7---".- niPment ot automatic re
MjWMon. They sold out earlv jn
jetting B,orei ownB tQ a
' bolnes at th f,inn. mu. .
Sirs- "-
For Snlo. finnrt irontlo JprseV
COW. FOP nnrHnnlnra rlll fit E.H
Smith's .21st and D street, Enjkj
wood. 8-l-3t
Wanted 150 women and girls dol
ing the pear season, to help at tie
Salem Mutual Cannery, which wB
bo reopened on or about Aug""
20th. All who wish to helD pie
register at tho office of the wi
nery. 7-27-eod-t'
Money to Loan
TrmxtAa tt VOSD,
Orer Ladd 4 BuahV Bank. Baltav'l
Chlcugo JLirVet.
'Chicago, Aup. 2
S. com 4sui7u . nv
33. kn,.oatS34?ie
While in the Moun
tains or at tte
Coast
Your camping outfit will
be complete without a
JERSEY
-. Sl&. sotinlhc mountains for
minding you.
Sheriff Culver i. ,t,i
to take a ' TcaS
mountains, whera Xi 'boring
We have them in all &
Price $2.50
yt&i
caP Xaturallv k "" " " . P1,ch
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