Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 07, 1906, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text; ; 4 r- taasaasananmaaaasaassss ., - , . ai r J,J "-'"Mt TUB OR TITLE Aawtawr c5wff Krtfs, Asfr 7 . ... . .... ., aar sx i a w w , -, Const ra Kr-grVi.'s wl nxasU xrrtxtfi t a atefo x daagbOr, la Bwtte. d rrtd 2a sirrsUaP t tfc tab be taia weld4 th WW5 yME "jyWea M TJs Sordid Stl K' evptd IM& TatJti &7 jrtT of lor yWIS tsrxary. To rid ids; of fct wife. & & vuj to tcn bts rtft9M m tit fcetr 6a praaerty ! fl ,, 7W. fcai rtcoars to tfc lgainas J tfcat fee was of qkm sd whe fce craint4 the anarriag, aad tot retfed to a MtUsthn, has rcfatlres aerJe the rasla7 " la to pro-l oe tbe assatarcU of the carriage. T&e coast's fathr nstasaWfe al lows ber $ a moats. That Ix a tXwlr stipend or a urssMti. thosgfe it is a big sua for a ukw wtsus'a daughter. Herrerer, sse o sot tbiak It esough. asd & froagM as artlon aral&tt kr aagoit fatfcw-ls-tair lonttter allowance Itaattd to JUS a scysta, oa the jjrooed that, as sfc asd the tomot, irhlUt tt Mftd tMftar. ba4 Ht4 at tie rati? of HMM a rar alt Ota ereiiU to t vtm&ttt to Mt oa a ?-a-far al aa a twrl M ttwdiiilp. 8fe coat2l that aj !09M t titrl aa a emu, tlhtr Uaa ai a 4acM- t tU i'. Bt tWa t1w 1M aot prevail vH lb ort, a&4 Uw Tlkt weot It m wAuitA ost to ber, frt noir, taat If lb marr1ai; vre tot aanH. she old t so allaoc at all. Ho ! f tft to poadr orr tb qstloa ibtbr It It rll&T to b an eKousteaf on ICO a month or a trail widow count with notblsn at all ami tb waablnjC tab ber oolr raeatls of earning a llTellhood. The next ttaco will b ko lotion for lb dlttolutkin of the marriage on tbc Kround thai whon It u 'oontractM Count Kramus Krbacb-Krbuch wa uon eompoi im-nll. Whether or no tho counlru cntits It, It U jirotty utre to iurccd In a Oerman court. In (bat crent the count will no doubt bo pcdlly rtmtorfd to reason, and In lu courwj will become the rolftnlng count hluiMlT and flKure amonc the ahinlni; llgbta of the heredltarr arU toffraey. The count'a marrlaKe occurred ocljr lat year, and doubt! the wain feature of the queer story are atlll fresh In tbe memories of can readers. Tbe marrlaxe took placo In 1-osdon. beenase there, both parties being of as. parental eW)- lions doa't oouat Tbe real's fatbar aad other member of tbe faaillr rald Cala orer It Tbe Kraaea- ifr&aeh are no eat of hereditary swells. They beloog to tbe medlstta ed eobllMr which maaas that iby enjoy quality of birth wkb the royal families of ilurope. The head of tbe boat it entitled lo styl klmIf a "serene bltbaesa." $)y law. too. 44j;a4 la protect taatr blue blood (ram pteMaa taint, tae offspring of a tnswlMasas, M In tbe raw of royalty, are Warred the sac ccMioa. The "boose laws" of tbc Krbnek-rJrbaeh. wbirh bare bees In fort for over ( years, provide furthermore th; U bead f the boovr may dftleherlt an BrVaos who marries woman not of a royal rank At a solemn family council, tho threat of dlilabariUaee was launched agalmt the rantumarlous oldest son asd betr lie aoAwirel It la a strain of licrolr deflaar Not for a moasent did bo regret tbe step Utt bad take. 1 SAFE AND BETTER Kfver nj mosey Wy msll, A Uak draft U slwsys eafrf U U alto Uttrr la otatr ways, W fl tbe drsfti tbojr are cod((thrgsra cut Is Ualid Btate sni' OiosJau Salem SUtt Bank i K PAGE, PtmUmt RW.HAZAI,CMfclr m i Sordid SeqI to Rctic Hwaffiance W&errifl Pot erty Loses. H t Ia "T iax A a " "- ., fcr- yrtr3 bvd aw fctadt 1711 H i A xm: " W4 ti vM: k a $9ttu; hv 7? i ta xu rxtvr; ke k wt ' tai ?- V- xrisbKracr isa t . Tal -." Aarf It 4W a prre a kr w. w. Ai toa t lMr to tk rtatr Srea Hrfaa eoU Br m4. aai t vfctfceriroaaaa'i ajMr t aaayar u?ta-w. aa4 tae wMo 0i raiatas t xarltJ & a9 Mat awai afgirta. wa ait arerflt -ra za&aM4 aaii K -Ma a r4alM of awrtHa; for a HTfa or &Z a-al. a a isru awakalas Wsat- H lft akx wtf; croat aart: aoae aa ta Mi faatllr; art aa airt of tat afl U& I'm tx. mrvl ia 1 IT iaU ta aaytMsg. Aad taJy arts IMptmx aiai oat of ft. TKX IMflW OF TWINS. farrot A'ot Sallfll Hot Want Tri plet or Qaodmplrt t. Clerelaad, 0.. Aag. 7. For tb fiftis taavMrtJre tlax; tae itark kas !ft twfai at ta lMHa of Dartd Gold aa aad at w1f, oa W4lawa are aa. Taolr Mrtaj drtMrra aow -Vw foart. "I aafr to fee lb pareat of 12 mote," ddT& tae aroad Goldsaaa. "I ifcare my ktataaarf' aatWtkMi," ihaid TAn. GoMataa, bate aad haaor taoah atlll la 14. Kteres of ta caUdroa. Kilt at Kocae, Ttois wftk tbelr fatbor aad BMtber, aad are proad of tbe aewost arrirai. Tber are a aealtbr. eoe soatai faaillr. "1 do iM well ftmomsk to b up and about todaf," eaW Mrs. GoW--nias, bor faoe wreathed In lte. "but tbe folk foalat that I roraala In bed. I asm re you I will be up to morrow." "As I tald, we hope to fncreaw our farnllr ly 12 before old at;e comes. Hut Darld aad I are row 4( years of age each, aad ym can gueaa by we hope for triplets or quad ruplets the next time. "We are very Krntoful to God. Wo aro very happy. "Our oldest child Is now a young married woman of 2 4. Then oarae a son. 'First a daMghtor aad then a sob. And tbe world Is well begMa.' So they y, ami I rmoim tbe say- ' lrH ,B r ease. Our boy was Amori-j'0"0"" u? " Klrl. then a bof, two K,,'?- "br boy, aad then, ooa- 'K tbat thlag were rowlag too ,r. besaa hariag twim. "O"' Sr llr wr bars. Oae ". Osar. la aow (hlag, 11 W. Tbea follow d two palu M tcsrlt. then a girl aad wbfob w last tbe laUar. a boy, of Aad now tw boys." "I am not a rkh man. doctafttl larW. a tsar ootnlng to bk oy, )mt t woabl have KlTs"jN)a t the doe tar toshl bo bare saved both of Umhh. Oae died nborUy after btrta. "I am now vendor of frulta. I was oaett rltth, but I bfet rery much In a big baak tailere aad Is a buat- nM ventMta. So now I bare to work vary bard for sr Uwtfbaad. ttoatettaMM I come bosne very Url. a IkUn iikl u bo on, and raariif. (tat wsoa I mo Ue alt pub around tbe Ubw It soaata twonty ttl bmg-alt hungry aad Pr. i rajuta. "I ean ant? be aorxr far those de nial eblldreaj tbat U U. Jeaule wont to fetd the ebtldraa. ' Tbey are out at the doc keunal Idaying wlU tb paa4as," sbo Pklned. bea abo returned witk tbe four. -Ves, sad tm Hula tog. rm arrtw. too. yostarday," the JJMHW. TU la Ida. said tk fK.w. Mblng one iKetty, blaaya Uttk tin ot torwsrd. Ht sba abook ber bead. I'm Katy." abo t-..-. nat.. pllooestlr. I eas't M tbess um at -ill." admitted tbe lather. 'Ta teachr at Mayflower scfeoot st thm home to iw with a note. Ueolar log tbat if m did not mark thtu be would teaoh them no longer. We decorated them with earrings of a dlffrvnt ty, nut when one of thora njUsi hpr lesson and was kept n, thy Just changed on earrlna and tbe teacher kept neither, not apowiag which was which. ' OA.mi'aposw.acjs.. TTT6fir(& te&c VMLT CSFTISL JOUBXAL LUCKY " BALDWIN DYING FamoDS Califcrnlan Under Constant Care of Physician at Fort Rofne triaar?. Avs- 7 Cad- tb caaa ml psqrsMas, vo .1 tactr battel taat bis cu tt aeailuwr oa. Hllax Jaeka daUwia, or "LactT Baadwte, ii be fct tarra taroasteat tae feast aarf tvuita of Aaseriea, li ttria? in i rtaiiw at Fart Bocae. He is xaSer lag f rasa palpttatioa of tae b2rt aa Us ftor rfse ta attow il frleads to m Usa, becaaat User ie&r agiu tloa woaM be aarasfaL T a?4 as&a's strassie this tlae k sot lor soM. bat for life. For or? aalf a caatary be aad fate bare b piayts? a Z f OJ:en Use gasoe west aaiast bta, bttt more fraUy be woa. Maay years ago. wbea It wii at lit bright, tbossanda of latareat persooj watched It wKb fascinated eye. It was ro stastfe. It wax psetareiae, like the smb btsa&etf. Maay times fate strip ped blot bare asd laid bis fortune is nhs at bis foot, bat with a gria issrfle be woald iixe tbe dice and with oae tbrowa wis all back again. Bt tbto tiata It eas as if be Is to Iom forerer. Mr. IJalwIs la aow nearly eighty years old. hariag be& bora In Ohio la tbe year l$2s. Bet bis plctur eeoae career baa been identified cblesy with tbe state of California. It was tbat state that gare him bis fortaae. Tbes be made another one is Nevada oat of tbe Conmock. His fortane at oae time was reputed to be S2O,ft,0A but much of It was waited la uaprofitable ventures. The greateat medium for the dlf fusion of bis name and fame was tbe palatial hotel asd theatre tbat he erected on Market street, San Fran citoo, at a coat of 13,000,000. All the culture and pride that be had were centered In that hotel. A few years after it was built be saw it go up in smoke, and as he watched the flames wrap tbemxolres around it he wept tor the first time to any one's knowledgo. Is later years he spent the most of his time in developing his ranch of 00,000 acre, the Santa Anita, on which be raited home of the finest race horitos America ever produced He is the only man whose horses ever won four American Derby, His famous Derby winners were Volaate, iMIver Cloud, Kmperor of Norfolk asd Key Kl Santa Anita. What Mr. Baldwin's fortune amouu to now sot known, but he stilt U regarded as a rich man, with a principality of tbe rlcbaat land la tbe fertile San OaberMl valley, la southern California. a-- TO DHIM.NK Itll'AItlA.V IHGIITS. Suit From Mnlhcur County Oter Cluinxl'iK Cltaniicl of SnnUc llittrr. An IsUreating suit 'la being arguad today before tbe supreme court oa as appeal from tbe Judgment of tbe dis trict court of Mainour county, tbat Involves tbe definition of riparian lighta asd tbe cbaagtag of a (.has- ael of a rtvor. Tbe salt ta that of J. A. Morton attain tbe Oreftoa Short Line Hall way Company. Morton sued the railroad to enjoin It tram placing a dike on Soake riv er 215 feat long, near Ontario, and from turning the present channel of tho stream so aa to divert water from tae land of tbe ilaintlff The ataluUfr etalmesl riparian right; Tb kwr eaar; ductded tbat th.re was no wall denaad channl on ke rtrar at lata place ustll recent rearm, aad taaraforc bis claim ti ri parian rights did not bold. Morton taok as appeal, ubicb as argued Hhiay. Hon. WUtlajs H. King, of fir.tarto apaea.ed tor tbe plaintiff and appl tent and F. B. Dwltrtrh. of Porati:., is counsel tor the respondent. llrrbluc. Renders the bile more fluid aad thus helps the blood to flow, u affords prompt relief from bilious ns. Indigestion, sick and nervous headaehes, aad orer-lndulgenc in food and drink. O. L. Caldwell. Act M. if n T. R, It, Ghccotab, Ind. Ttfr , writes April IS, 1903: "1 was sick for over two )eara with enlargement of the liter and spleen, and 1 bad given up all hop, of being cured, when mr druggist advlud me to uso Herbtne It has usado ino sound and well" EOc For sale by D. J. Fry ttesssajl. SALEM. OEZGOS FRAUD IN COAL ILANDS " withdraw! of con usss J-rOmCIlHj IsOHiwiw-w DSn-5enC5 Of COal TmSlU --i - VMaiazxoc Aar. U tatcxttJ or a arsu i?--- sy ta actsns. u-c-w. t.-aXLTwiu- Uoa of Us arisaaiat, fatnajrlax tsoroasa btr!. ssaned ax nir wttaariwtar frosa x , Mklk at -B-xdck Yv . v - - osssula. woczaaae coal. J ?rjL':.7ZZVxr . ' ,.rira-br..-il iW' . lOD. Vl ssvi. - ae - - 4 Diota. Moatisc. Orexoe aai " . tanoa. Ts zgolorteU swrrer 3iee as pumlsatioc ia aetordace wttfc te- stractiosH frosa Use jceae aad 2jnitad tbat Ur ere .os. aa are of pnbtit tead bettered u caauin coal deposits. T5se a dest. bowerer, 4strta? the wlUidraw al of only tao seUoaa kscra- to poM'Qsw workaUe eoe.1, and the area was aceordiarty rednesd to . 04 acres. Tbts rfTes the govorasaeat poe sios of era! lands capable of sup plying tbe nation with aa indefinite amount of ful. The prealdeat last sarin?, whoa tbre was danger of a second eoe.1 strike, let it be known that he would not hesitate to carry out hU plan of a receivership if he were forced to do so by the failure of the operators and miners to reach an agreement and by the suf fering which Each failure would entail next winter. He realized tbat tbe seizure of mines would greatly irritate capital and might cause It to grow timit. It would probably consider tbat the government might regard coal mine seizures as a precedent for similar action in otber Industries The president knew, moreover, that he would be subjected to virulent criticism, and finally, that any of bis successors, confronted by a similar emergency, might not care to go as far as he would he himself would. Secretary Hitchcock was Informed through reports that he had received In official way that thousands of acres of public domain have beon entered as agricultural lands, when as a matter of fact, the lands are mineral and are being worked for coal, cement, asphalt and other min erals. Tbe prosecutions for fraud, which were commenced In some in stances for this deception are being proceed and others will follow. The president, In transmitting the report of Commissioner of Corpora tions Garfield on the Standard Oil corporation declared that the time bad come when no coal or oil lands held by the government, either with in the public domain proper or ter ritory owned by Indian tribes, should be kept in tbe United States govern ment and leased on such terms and tor such periods as would enable tbe government to keep entire control of them. Senator LaFotletta Introduced res olutlons to attain tbat ond, and Secretary Hitchcock enlisted the sup port of Senator Spooner In the same direction, asking that a provision be put in an appro, riatlon bill authoriz ing tbe r.N-id-n to locate nnd with draw fror4 entry aj pub:ic coal lands """aaaaaasaaaaassaassssnam All Oregon Will Be at the STATE FAIR Fo J 906. From Sept. 10 Fab t&itr0 -! It will aow yoo whi wko a. . ua ttJTir?" mt f0 azczst 7. 190. 1. , . wttioct any --: - iaor-rer, asd tie vrtai- siss ua Swr-arr Hltesteoci:. after i. .- tavMcazatfoa. determined - MJAa antlinr- Mr rasemwr anrnt te rni t-ia. w ami laarar ul.' f Prea a iaf-rr to the ' imtoT ttt St. SasKac LtTolUtt. of Wisconsin. u. jz .1US! jkc TBtster. H arrid rtzorouxlv r3re-!KC- rnani eoatroi of coal, sfj aasi otswr aataertl tends In the - -rL. v.: uu,: asrvTK-. :ara-i u-u ?jilat i LaFoIlettes prs- ie attracted the rf sab attracted the zUUoa of ta yti&eLZ aa it was , ua, .-iie,:r . .i. .ir t rovern- i ZTflXi, r - - r3isisr Tlii:vn oi coai TtI:K!Jd0:Ba,n",:: companies organize STATE NEWS 'in"- . - . Peakcoa iosies were de- Kxoyi or -re stass;- A Sect lores? nre is ragias u f Xm latflsz Ci casyoc. cear Elgin. Forest fires are rarln? aear Hooa riTesr. aad feaadreds of men are Cgat- las Use Sres. Tare a&n were arrested and fined lat eaea for killing Ssk lth dyna alte In the Wallowa river. Llz'atala- struck a tree oa John Slaos's place four ailes north of la- dependence Friday. Mlas Lydla Potter, seed 1 years. of Eases, was thrown from a horse Thursday aad suSered a fractured skull. The Wire family, of Albany, well known throughout Oregon In minis- " ., ,w deer hunt in tbe Cascade mountains , Am. I tl utl - will Vt9 n AMn(An qtj Carl Xewschwander, a farmer re siding near Albany, raised 20,000 pounds of Alsike clover on 43 acres, and sold it for $2,400. Charles McGInnis, living near Cow Creek canyon, in Southern Oregon, committed suicide Saturday by shoot ing himself with a rifle. R. A. Jones, of Goldendale, who raises fine Angora goats, has recently lost over 40. From all appearances they have been poisoned. Mr. P. D. Stephenson, a pioneer of Oregon, and a resident of Baker City, died at that place Thursday. He was a prominent member of the Odd Fellows' lodge. L. P. Nelson, of Klamath Falls, was horribly mangled by a mowing machine while at work on his ranch last week. His team became fright ened and threw him to the ground, and he was dragged for a long dis tance. The big threshing machine of Whealdon, Wheeler and Blatchford, near Plalnvlew, was ruined by fire Saturday evening, and the loss will be over $1000. This Is the first ac cident of the kind in Linn county this year. Miss Ethel Galbreth, a school teacher, and Misses Hilda and Mar garet Sawyer were drowned In South Coos river near Marshfleld Saturday. The girls vcere In bathing and could not swim, got Into deep water and wore unable to get out. Several men were standing on the bank, but did not go to assist the girls, although they cried for help. Miss Galbreth's home 19 In Prairie City. Copper ha3 been discovered In large quantities near Cottage Grove. . 10 wa8TC3E:a. -m . Bw .iMAMYMHarjAtaRBMrtt ? Zffi && v rsrarYiArl PntArrvHoH. 1 to J 5 Inclusive at the State Grounds Near Salem To!.i!;t ", W'al Opticia: I "P if a 1 1sanCfr naee'.Li . . wgawi s.urm uu m order. r qIJ jjJ nil .SPUst s i "1 "J7f ? rilleej ffames Also made to order. Oar prlC6 win find reasonable. v-iiab. ii. ningi Jewelers and Optician 123 Commercial St, iniiii niimiiii AxS3 ot Horatl ... uracscQ awxpnses BackM . . y Oregon Capital. t i I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 I I I fr 1 .. -- . : q wnite Horse ilfnlng Ce: panJ. gjed articles of Incorpomia today. The Incorporators are uej Weldon, Julius M. Johnson vl :j. F. Booth, and the capital stock! jioo.000. The principal office ni - ,be n Portland. The company win j Ia general mining business. The Commercial Advertising Cot pany; incorporators, W. H. Chap!; Mabel Griesel and X. Grlesel; prlncl 'pai 0fSce, Portland; capital stood J1200. The company will deal typewriters' supplies and do genen printing and advertising, lend ail borrow money. The Lewis and Clark CentenniJ and American Pacific Exposition ail Oriental fair, which had a capita stock of S500,000, has filed article of dissolution. At the Asylum. Superintendent Calbreath's repel yesterday before the state boarl showed an attendance of 975 male and 442 female patients. The mm ber of employes Is 1SS and the chard per capita expense is $10.42. The repairs necessary on accoud of the recent fire will be made tU week. D. M. White left this morning fd an outing on Thomas creek. Mrs. Max Buren and children, aa companied by Mr. and Mrs. R. Handy, and Jlttle daughter are n Newport for a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Mackle, Portland, who have been visltlti Mrs. Mackie's mother, Mrs. Ml Hughes, returned to their home il Portland today. Miss Calista Moore has returnel from a sojourn with friends at Nel port. 0 Southfcrn Pacific Tima Card, Effect! July 3d. Towaiy. Portland. Train Arrivts. No. 10-5:23 a. m., Oregon expres No. 14-S.23 a. m., Cottage Oron 1 exprees. No. 12 3:29 p. m. Oregon exp651 No. 22 11:0S a. m, tnrocgb f freight. ! 1 -n oop 11 . , . i0Cal i"l freight. Departs 12:45 p. m. Toward San Francisco. No. 1510:56 p. m.. California press. No. 13-6:32 p. m., Cottage Q' express. No. 11-11:13 a. m. California 1 I ipress. o. 225 11:25 m local was "els". through H No. 221 2:20 a. m., freight. Departs 11:55 a. m. if on. 906- F patriotic I-"