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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1906)
"HWfwgw" DAILY CAPITAL JOUILVAL, SALEM, OREGON, TIIlltSDAV, SEPTEMBER 13, 10 00. F.f CJ-- If ? I J I' r if iii i r i it JR. GIRLS COME IN TO SEE I THE PRIZES To be given in oar "Ten Reasons Con test." Little girls fourteen years of age and under can com pete. Give ten reasons why your mother should use x Buck's Stove or Range. Have your reasons based on information given in our little booklet, which can be had for the asking. All reasons must be handed in by October ?0th. The little range is first prfee; second and third are the little iron bedstead and the rocker. (HiUrtl cWtullcmo iH'l'l I 'MillJ'IfljJP PORTLAND VISITS SALEM (Conllnuod from lint page.) Aftor the statesman from Jackson county had concluded a Iongthy speech", the two thousand people tvho hud boon patiently wnltlug in die auditorium woro troatod to one to the fair huvo yot hoard. Not more than halt tho people who wore of tho host concert that tho vIultorH At the fair last night woro nolo 1 find seats In tho nudltorlum hut hundreds Btood in tho nlHloa and doorways and lUtunod to tho ontlro program. Tcck's hand was In flno trim last night and ovory number won ap plause, Tho Stalwart quartet, of which Dr. Kploy of Hchool honrd fa mo, la director, gaVe two very ploiiBlng bo lections. Slgtior DoCnprlo followed in n hcnutlful solo nud roHpondod to ah oncoro. All of tho ImmoiiHo crowd in tho .auditorium rtimnlnod until Mrs. Hlngca 8UUK. It thoy had over heard 1ior onco they vould hnvo rumnlnod HllnlKht to havo nuothor opportuu- l' ity. Bho first Ham; something hy a Dago called "Cnrlssumu," and whon called hack, responded with tho "Lant IIoho of Hummer." When Mra. JUngon slngn hur host oven tho dead would lllto to sit up and lako notice. It had mo uui effect on Tom Itlchurd sou'h dovulopment long no, I.lttlu Kmlly Squlor, tho child elo rutloitlst, did two very clover stunts. An n rule elocutionists aro bores, but then there aro elocutionists nud nloeuUonUts and Llttlo Kmlly bo Jongs, exclusively to tho latter elnss. Jt is Interesting to ho a child elocu tionist, only it cannot last forever. It is said to bo easy uuough to keep ono' ago turnod hack. Its Just llko turning back a clock on tho last day of tho legislature, but one cannot Keep a child from growing, Tho baud played something by yrhpiuaa and tho little plckauinny brewers dancod "Silver heols." Tha pickaninny brothers aro colored coons and nro luted llko a enko of 38 cont chocolate. A chromo colored artist always takes woll in a mixed asflombly. Tho concert' wbb not tho only at traction at tho fair last night. All tho booths woro open and thcro woro two grnphophoncH grinding nwny with romorsoloss and unpltylng dovlltry. Yot somo of tho pcoplo did not leavo tho building. And It was not only those from tho rurnl districts who hovorod nround thoso engines of barbarous nnd excrutia ting cruolty. It Is not alwayB tho bucolic guest who displays tho most mnrkod simplicity. For Blmon puro provincialism glvo ono n donlzon of a town about tho slzo of Portlnnd. It Is a sin to Inugh at n hair lipped man and a porBon bom that way can not holb being club footed but thoro is no excuse for a man to wear sldo whiskers or for a poison to go In for grnphophnno mimic. This dlssoratlon on musical tnsten Is entirely gratuitous and may bo only tho vIuwh of ono, but It goes. Two WvfkH Next Time. Henry Downing, tho president of tho state board of agriculture says that ho wants to bo quoted as saying that If ho romnlus on tho bonch nu othor somestor, thoro will bo a Btnto fair next year that will last llko tho In front of tho pavilion and at tho grand stand and in the main building whenever they were asked to. These boys took a splendid inter est in the races and some of them will In a'ftcr years become noted turfmen, Tho Track Was Heavy. Tho Interest in yesterday's racing centered In the Salem derby nnd In the 2:15 pace and both events were no disappointments. Naturally after tho drenching rain of tho night pre vious and tho occasional Bhowers of the morning, tho track was muddy nnd heavy and resembled a harrowed piece of plowed ground rather than a laco track. However the crowd was there and the grand stand was pack ed to overflowing and largo numbers on tho bleachers watched tho events with much Interest. In tho 2.15 pneo Lord Lovelace was a hot favorite and took first In threo successive heats. Lord Love laco is owned by E. Durko Tongue, of Hillsboro. and can travel la fast company. Ho was the favorite In the betting ring, as well as on tho grand stand. v Tho Oregon dorby was tho most keenly watched race of tho day. As soon as tho gallopers started tho grand stand stood and tho eyes of all romalned on tho runners, until Bluo Eyes was declared tho victor. Tho derby is ono and one-eighth miles, with a $500 purse of which $100 wont to second and $50 to third. Without doubt this was tho prettiest raco of the day . Tho horses started well togethor and rnn well bunched up nearly the entire dls tnnco when Dluo Eyes took tho lead and kept It till tho finish. Dluo Eyes was generally picked out as a win ner for sho had previously won tho Senttlo dorby and had won a stake at Irvlngton pnrk. They came under tho wire: Dluo Eyos, owned by P. Shorldnn, first; Fury, socond; Merry-go-round, third; time, 1:5S. In tho 2:15 pneo, Lord Lovelace won first; Don W. second; Donnlo M., third; Delilah, fourth; time 2:30&. In tho first heat Lord Lovelaco camo first. Delilah, secend: Swift- water Dill, third, and Den W. fourth. Tho second hent showed Lovolaco again first; Donnlo M. second; Swlft- water Dill, third; Dolllah, fourth; and tho third Lord Lovelaco first; Don W, second; Donnlo M, third, and Dolllah, fourth. In tho throo yonr STATE BUSINESS 'MEN MEET Addresses of Welcome from Local Officials. old trot thorc woro ilvo onirics and tho llnnl re sults woro Lady W, first; Dalles Boy, second; tho first and second heats woro respectively made In 3:02 Vj nnd 3:01. Tho four and ono-hnlf furlongs. Judgo Daldwln was made chair man. Tho convention, on motion of H. B. Thlolson, endorsed the Spokane four-stato meeting. Secretary C. C. Chapman read tel egrams and letters from President Leadbetter and others. E. Hofer moved that President Wilcox bo requested to appoint n large delegation to the Spokane con vention. Carried. Judge Halley offered a resolution endorsing tho Water Users' conven tion domand for a commission to draft n bill to establish water rights. Adopted. Vlco-Presldent Thielsen, on behalf of the Salem Commercial Club, thanked tho delegates attending, and expressed appreciation for their visit. Ills remarks wero applauded. Editor Dennett, of The Dalles, for Stato Development League, expressed tho good will of tho delegates from outsldo the stato. All had been well trcntcd, and tho local commlttco had dono their work well. Ho opposed adopting any resolu tions or endorsing any project or Improvement of any river or hnrbor or irrlgntlon project. Judge Scott called attention to tho government model good road at tho fair grounds. Colonol Hofer stated, on bohalf of tho Wlllamotto Vnlley Development Lcaguo, thnt tho organization had stood for free locks at Oregon City, for (lecponing tho channel of tho Co lumbia and Wlllamotto rivers, for oponing a great harbor on tho west coast, for competition In transporta tion nnd competition in markets. Tho grain raisers of tho Willamette valloy had lost flvo to fifteen cents a bushel on ovory crop for 20 years on account of tho nbsenco of compe tition. Ho said bettor .conditions woro bolng brought about, and re cently tho price of wheat had been raised flvo cents n bushel, aftor n con foronco botweon Messrs. Ladd and Wilcox, at Portlnnd, who nro In con trol of tho largo Wlllamotto vnlloy flouring mills. Tho thanks of tho producers was due thorn. Potor Logglo, of Coos Day, gave BARNES MUST HANG i SEATTLE TURNS IT D0WI1 It is Not Probable that Gov- Proposition to Purchl once i nan way system Is Rejected. ernor Will Interfere With Execution of Sentence. It Is entirely Improbable that Gov ernor Chamberlain will interfere with the execution of the sentence In Seattle, Sept. 13. The municipal ownership of tha ""'"""" .. I M ...... . "" the case of John C. Barnes, sen- runwu sjsiem was defeated street Tester. fenced to be hanged for the murder day by a vote of 5974 for, j' of William Graham. , against. Within the past week a strong ef-1 The result is better than the nt fort was mado to have the governor , suugulne exponents of the issue ia. pardon Barnes on the grounas mat m.-iyuieu, mv ixpeciauon being tbt u;u uiuiuci.uiu ownersuip party vojij pun u luiijuruy or tno votes. Three. uiuia oi iub toiai vote cast was ne. Cbtary to carry tho proposition, is, aeieai is auriouiea principally to the fact that heavy taxpayers and small property owners objected to an la. the corpus dollctu was not proven at tho trial, and there was no mo tive shown for the murder. The ap plication for tho pardon was signed by several of the trial Jurors. Gov ernor Chamberlain has received let ters from Judco L. T. Harris, who . .... . I . t, . presmea at tno trial, ana aiso irom "u "' uiauuuu. me vote ontht tho district attorney, who reviewed issue of $500,000 bonds for the La. the evidence, who also state that the wasnington. canal was overwhelm signatures of the Jurors were ob- ingly carried, which practically B. talned by misrepresentation. Tho surea the construction of the cani judge and the district attorney say The vote to issue bonds for the the murder wns a cold-blooded ono, tension of the city water systenj'also and they recommend that the law be earned. allowed to take Its course. ROSEnURO SYSTEM BOUGHT. Willamette Vnlley Company Expected! to Extend Line to Const. On the first day of May of Inst year the bonso of a human skeleton were found in a burning pile of logs near Glendale, Douglas county, and near- lv wns fniinrl n linlt hflnntlnt tn tJin murdered man. nnrnoa m. fm.mi ' Information was received at Rose- i,M , ,i,i n. .fi i,i. iDrg Tuesday night that the water- nugget of gold and diamond rlng. orkB and olectplo HBht Bystemi ol Other strong circumstantial evidence . a ' "aK "uu 80m t0 tne W1H was riven at tho trial. I lametto valley Company. Already Barnes had a bnd rernrrl. tt th,s company has secured similar oorrod Hmn n fi, nif.,f ... - systems III cities nlong the line from larceny. After his release, he was!0rtland south as far as CottaS again sentenced to 20 years for aiurovo- nu nw we purcnase or tno nriminni nm.it nn Ma ,nif.otaf- I Boseburg system seems to point to girl of 12 years of age. After serv- fnct that th? PrPsed electric I iino win not oniy De nuiit to accora-A TYIrtflort 41l-k TTTJHn mniiA TfllnM ,.Ji luuuuiD lliu IV illUiUCLlU VUUCJi UUII lilo nv.Ml I.. .. Bolllm:. mirao $150. of which $30 n . '-""""" '" KwunB support second and $20 to third, for nil . 0r Uo nPvomont of that harbor. second and $20 to third, for nil ages, was won enslly by Plmkln; B. C. Oreono took second place, and Bill Short captured third. Tho start was ono of tho quickest ovon soon on tho track. Aftor tho nags had traveled wvon year Itch. Ho will voto for alfor Bbou' on-18hlli of a mllo two imiBun aniipur nnu ion iiirowing ADVANCING THEIR INTEREST show to run ten dnys or two wooks. Ho says that tho troublo and oxponso U about as grent for ono week fair as It will bo for a longor period and ho wants an opportunity to dodge tho hop rain. It is believed that next year nil of tho 3a counties will bo represented and Instend of bovou county oxhlblts thuro will bo a third of a hundred. On ovory hand Is henrd expres sions of regret that tho fair had no bettor mineral display. Oregon has Home of tho best and most lmiduo.1 .i.i ...i... ... .i ...... .... "nm tholr riders, but tho boys surfored no injurlos. Tho horses that fell by tho waysldo woro Alloeno and Grogll rid den respectively, by Willis and Sulli van; time 55. WX KNDHAVOK to advance ta (M(tNNHi lntrot of our custom mi hi rty lltlwtt way. In 44ait, our wotlv way b MMiwiuit tlctur4 wltk ll4h imm, for, ! tk prefrlty f Sfom State Bank I Jt PAGMf JnMiMviMit lug gold mines In tho world and cop per mines too; but thoro la senrcoly gold enough In tho samples on exhi bition to gild n Watorbury watch. Tho Sutherland Blstera made morS money In tho rain yestordny with thh bnsolmlU and tho doll babies thnn they would, hud tho weather been Hod, Port land Day. Toduy is Portland day at tho fair and tho metropolis Is doing tho right thing as usual, Besides this, several other Interesting events nro going on. Tho Oregon Bherlffs are holding n mooting for tho boHerment of their condition nnd to devise ways and menus to better cairry on the work aud duties of tholr office, PIkwh Itmvs. Ono of tho fair attraction yestor ub.v was tho second of a erle of homing pigeon races between hero and Portland and held under tho auspices of tho Homing club, of Portlaud, Six or eight birds woro vet fret) during tho lutermlaaloa b tweea ha racoa. Jnamedlatolr oh being llterated from tho basket ttio Iilgeons (lew straightaway a the di rection ot Portland without clrcu latlag about as they ar ottea ac- ciuioma to do. It Is thought that a new record will bo MtablUfacd by thtf Night. ' Itcfom fcfcool HaihI. Tho reform school band added to Applnuso from tho grnnd stand greeted tho Jockoys whoso mounts fell, whon thoy passed under tho Judge's stand. In tho thrco-aunrtor mllo, Belling, purse $150, of which $30 to second, and $30 to third, for four year olds I and up, lSlbn camo In first, with Pel- as socond, and Gldrcdt ns third: tlmo, l.lG?i. Ho had received unanimous sunnort In thnt city, and from tho commercial bodies of tho wholo stato. Coos Bay was bound to bo a great factor In the dovolopmont of tho wholo Btnto, nnd was proud to havo tho endorsement of tho wholo state. Ho would not offor a resolution at this tlmo, but would trust Coos Bay on Its morlts .nlongsldo of tho Columbia river. His romarks woro applauded. Ho was nbly supported lfy C. M. Sain, editor ,of tho Coos Bay Harbor, at North Bend. Judgo Halley proposed n mot met mot eo: "Throw away vour immmnr Applauso. Mr. Bennett mndo nnoth or speech, nnd thero wore a few moro boosting speeches, and adjournment was had. Ing soven years of this time ho was pardoned by Governor Sylvester Pen noyor. .Govorpor Pennoyor was crit icised for using executive clemency in this case. Unless something unforseen arises to prevent It, Barnes will bo execut ed at tho ponitentlary next Tuesday between noon nnd 12:30 o'clock. o . Mayor Waters kept his agreement to hnvo tho principal streets sprinkled. will bo extended to this place. It is believed the road Is to be ex tended to Coos Bay, and the route likely to bo selected will bo by way of this place and over tho route through Camas valley and down the Coqullle river to Myrtle Point. A State Development League inl tho future should not consist otS ring-mnster and clown attachments.! jRostein & Geenbatm 298-300 Commercial St. MYSTKltlOUS HILLY SMITH. Had Too Many Hounds Willi John Barleycorn. "Mysterious" Billy Smith, tho well-known ex-puglllst, and proprie tor of tho Atlantic Cnfo, on Third street, Portland, nnd who has beeu tn tho limelight for sevoral months by n sorles of dlvorco suits brought against him by his wlfo, had tho gleam of publicity turned upon him last night, whon ho was placed undor arrest for drnnkonness, and tho re sisting of an officer on tho street. "Billy" was feellug llko a flghtlug cock, and It took thro policemen to land him In tho city bastlle, but Billy Is not a hard luan to hondle whon undor tho maglo spell of tho fiery fllulds. This morning somo of ma momu put up 50 boll, and Smith Is again a frco man. At tho fair grounds, around tho pool rooms, ho it roported to havo mado himself somewhat troubloaomo. Bwre Cure for Pile. Itching Pile urodHco molsturoand causa Itching, this form, as well as Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile ar cure by Dr. Bo-Ma-ko'a Pila Komedy. Stops Itching and bleed- -- -.- v.vim lunuii, uvc h jar, at tk gaiety of atloa yetenlay. T druggists, or wat by mall, Trea Use E. W. HAZAJR0 CmWw f M wv m fr. Writ tee about your caw. Dr. wv nvm, im m air WKHi'iUMiie. Fkiu. P. T " - y"""nmn iiiin-H- :: COMPANIES ORGANIZE. J Articles of Incorporation I ! ! a ranted Enterprises Backed 1 I ; by Oregon Capital, mh n i ii 1 1 1 1 1 nm; mm- Tho following companies filed their articles of Incorporation in tho ofllco of tho secretary of stato yes terday: JP Ulniior Irrigation Company, of Mt. Hood, Wasco county; Incorpora tors, arnnvlllo C. Kuef, William L. Hackabay, James It. Heea; capital stock $10,000. Tho Trustco Company, ot Port land; incorporators, W. D. Wood, A. L. Hawloy, James B. Melkel, J. Cooch Flaudors, H. H. Parker, A. G. Geb hart; capital Btock, $400,000. Ames Bag Manufacturing Com. pany, of Portland; Incorporators, Zera Snow, o. K. McVrthur. Wallace MoCamant; capital stock, $100,000 ii Somo Veil by the Waysldo, City Becordor Moores attended to aovoral cases this morning n short order. A few fines wero levied. n.i several told to wp tho Salem mud ! pK their feet and "git." A useless bit of advice, eo far as tho mud was wuruw. uir mere wouia bo plen. ty loft If thoy had taVon ,- I Hull along. . TJ: pcoplo of Western Oregon jttust learR to fight their owa bat" tlw. aad not depend on Imported tat 4o Ulaga for them. Ladies New Fall Coats Tfarec-qaat ter length, new gray plaid mixture. Waist lined with good quality of satin, . price only, !pO Same style coat, self-lined, neatly trimmed, fine quality, Z rjr Price only. 4 JO Millineiy The best store in the state of Oregon, for yotf. We ninlcc no exceptions. Port land Indies who visit Salem make it an object to purchase their millinery of us. Why Not You ? We have the test Trim mers, the latest styles, the best quality, the lowest price in the state. Child's white bear plush coats, full sleeves, turn back cutis, sateen lining, large peart buttons, C3 fl rich and warm. Price only - ' qQ W Quid's Coat All wool funnel, full sleeves, cape neatly trim med; colors, Blue, Red, Brown. Price, $2.50, Umbrellas Rain or shine you cafl carry me. I am the best of gloria silk, with nice handles. Looks like I am worth $5, but I am in two assortments. SI. 75 and $2.50 each. oa em, au wool, 50c flannel : : 42c a yard Daisy cloth, outing flannel, extra good only Oc a yard , U. aiuxc say xz j.-c a yard, our orice . ' -' Percali Outing flannel of fair quality Qe a vard 6 J-4c a y MmsCashmere Suits, $i 2 values, our price, $8.50 Se mt US stock of up to date merchant ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM 298-300 Commercial st. t. "4r. j
