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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1906)
r ' v jriNMEXT WEATHER FORECAST. AND WARMER TONIGHT; TUESDAY, INCREASING CLOUDINESS. AILY CAPITAL JOURNAL , XVI. SALES!, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1000. NO. 23H. EPHVP XT JUL I l WITH ZIONITES TATE TO BUY E FOR FEEBLE MINDED "", ROMP STITUTE ;0R FEEBLE MINDED II Soon Be Located Near This City (to Board of Building Com missioners Opens Tenders hie state board of building com- Esiotiors met at 1 o'clock today for purpose of opening tenders of Ids for the building site, In nn- tilnnce with advertisements tlmt re been published In the state ?ss for some time. The governor Ichnlrman of the board, the other SNOW IN MIDDLE WEST Kansas Colorado and Minne sota Covered With the Fleecy STORM SWEEPS UTAHi Shakes Up the Polygamists and Toys With Brigham's Latter-Day Saints rtii -a in mt imiw. ivnn., uuu --. ine snow is g . . . o, Thn w , fin fffll . r i - 4 I s -tn r lXrAritjt,. Y . a.Ub . .. u- ngn,n jn darkneg3 ,a8t , ht , g sas was swept oday. and Eastern tQ the gtorm p(jp 24 houn thQ uoiuiauu is uuuiKeieu. .. . , , ,, , ,, Hum uuu u vuiocuy oi uu nines an tintll lltlfr nliniArl ltafmn mill.. I r.1f rtnltttli -Vfli,,, Oof QO Tlin-i la ' ' "u,"vu ut'""' imuuihiiv. ' "' ',. ' . . I Two thousand trees are down, nntl snow all over the north and eastern . , . lt M ' , parts of the state, and communlca-lte,ephon? """'Ctlons cut off. Chim- tlon is interrupted. "cy" and wn ,9, " u - .jdences unroofed. Thre men are ro- ported Kiiieu, nna it is reared there llffitiimiil .Inlltliw 4t n rTnlflnllo Voire, n Inre many other casualties. The dls- Cincinnati, 0.,'oct.' 22.-Founded Jt between Farmlngton and Brlg- on the 22nd day of October, 1831. hn CiyB tor. An i, rnthmin Tiffrnnh tndnv nniP. automoblllst reports that hay stacks mhers being Secretary of State , . .. .. , , , ,, m in iwere carried for miles, barns demol- i , o. m ,, brates Its diamond jubilee. The Jubl-' lee edition Is adorned with a cut Qflx. . , . ... it ai.i.i.i.b mi.. -,i e ' io No trn,ns have left on the Oregon cathedral and contains much eccle siastical data showing the growth of Catholltcy In Cincinnati. anbnr and State Treasurer Moore, ir. uunuar lins nau the preparation all the papers, and has furnished Links for the submission of bids. lore are about 30 propositions lile to the state at prices from $45 $75 per acre. Among them are ue very well-known properties. h as the T. T. Geer farm in the ldo Hills, the Ford farm on spect Hill south, the Turner Ct west of the state reform school, Gilbert & Patterson farm in Polk (Continuo on pago four.) South CnroHnn Stnto Fair. Columbus, Oct. 22. -It is esti mated that 15,000 persons were nVncnnf n'hnn tVlA cfnto fnlr WI1R ji . i rru i,ii.i , with a los3 of $100,000. Three frnmo opened here today. The exhibits are' i limiRpR north of Salt Lnko Cltv were more numerous and or a better class . . ... . . Short Line since Saturday afternoon. There was a freight wreck, and the Farmlngton depot was blown across the tracks. It was Impossible for wrecking crews to work In the wind. The wnves on Salt Lake wero 20 feet high. The Utah Independent pnek Ing plant burned during the storm than at any of the previous 20 exhi bitions given by the state fair. fllGMO STORE PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE isit Out Stoe .nd See the Crowds of Btisy Buyers riien you will get the Idea of what store in Salem Is doing the biggest justness The people are with the CHICAGO stukk now stronger Ind greater than ever Our sales run up ween aner weeK in leaps md bounds. We will keep the good work up anu always appreciate heir kindness and generosity THIS WEEK'S SALE will be attrnc- lve as we will show now lines of good In nearly every department, deed away down to Induce quick selling READ ON LADIES LONG COATS Wo receive every week ladies' Long Coats by express from New Fork in all the latest shadow llalds plain colors and black prices $4.95, $6.90, $8.50, $9.90 id $12.50 worth from $8.00 to IIS. 00. MISSES' LONG COATS. Uso children's In shadow plaids, vy blue, red fancy styles ear Skin. etc. Prices tl.GO. .50. $2 95, $3.50, $4.50 ' and 90 all marked down for quYck telling. NEW MILLINEIIY. From Chicago by express now on sale and ready for your Inspec tion, we show the New Hood Hat, the Peter Pan, The Princess, also Children's and Misses' Hats Prices away down for this sale to Induce quick Belling Prices 98c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.96, $2.60 and $3.60. XEW DRESS GOODS. ?1000 worth Just received In Ml the new Shadow Plaids, Navy ilue, Fancy Check, Dark Reds, plain and fancy Blacks Prices a rard 15c, 25c, 35c, 49e, 65c, 76c, &5c and 9Sc Special- prices for UU sale. NEW SILKS. Just received in plain and fancy 8etas, fancy-plaids, soft silks ll yard wMe Taffeta silk is olors and black Hundreds of Rtyles to select from priced away lown yard 25e. 36c 45c. 6Sc pc and 85c. Prlcet la Every DparUet. KID AND WOOL GLOVES A grand assortment to select from In long and short all mark ed, down for this sale Prices 25c, S5c, 49c, 65c, 75c, 85c, and 98c. SHOES. For Ladles. Mis and Children Men and Boys all on special sale Prices 25c, 35c, 49c, 76c. 98c, $1.35, $1.65, $1.95, and $2.50. UNDER WEAH. For Men. Women and Children in wool, cotton and merino, priced away down for this sale Prices 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c, 49c, 65c. 75c, 85c aad 98c II06IKRY. For Mea, Women and Children all redncd for this sale Price a pair Kc, 16r, 15c, 18c, 20c and 25c SAMS FASTBST GMOWDfO 8TOXK. ICEVOY BROS. CorMT af Cmntr cM swd CMrt Stmts blown over and destroyed by flro Street car services are being resumed today. It was the worst storm in the history of Utnh. STORM IN CENTRAL GREAT ' DAMAGE DONE Hurricane Wrecked Honduras Before Visiting Cuba and the South Mobile, Ala., Oct. 22. The steam or Harold this morning reports a tor rifle hurricane in Honduras, October 12th. , Vessels wero wrecked, build ings aiul towns destroyed, and fruit crops ruined. The damage to plan tations will reach a million. Ton thousand bunches of bananas wero swept Into the sea at Rustnn. Tho entire Carrlbennsea wns tossed, nnd tho damage is immense through the west Indies. HEAVY LOSSES IN CUBA Rivers Overflow Destroying Crops-Damage Greater Than Retorted SENATOR BURTON IN JAIL St. Louis, Oct. 22. Ex-Sonntor Burton arrived lioro this morning and surrendered himself to the Unit ed States marshal to beeln his six months' sentence In the Iron county Jnll, at Ireton, Mo. He was nccom pnnled by his wife nnd llttlo nleco, who will live In Ironton during his Incarceration. Mrs. Burton affection ately placed her hand on her hus band's arm nntl said: "I never was so proud of my husband as now." Crow Indian Give IIIk Fnlr. Billings. Mont.. Oct. 22. Visitors A MFUir" A 'nml tournl8ts ,n Butte, who never r I TILLED 1 VtL ,had nn opportunity of seeing much j of tho western Indian on his nativo heath, had their curiousity satisfied San Salvador, Salvador, Saturday,' af tor n visit to the Crow agency, 70 Oct. 20. (S p. nf.) Telegraphic miles west of here, where tho ex communication with Intorior points tensivo tribe of Crows Itj holding n has been restored, nnd news of tho wig fnlr. People hovo come to tho disaster wrought by tho torrlfllc show from all parts of this and the storm which has swept over the adjoining states. Tho Crow Indlnns country Is being received. Over 100 nro probably the only trlbo In the persons wero drowned In Conte- United States enterprising enough to Havana, Oct. 22. Roports are coming In of trcmndous losses throughout tho Island from tho re cent storm. Tho losses nt Batabano aro much greater than was supposed, Rivers overflowed destroying tho crops In many districts. a To Close Ynllejo Saloons. Vnllojo, Cul., Oct. 22. Secretory of tho Navy Bonnpnrto has, written n letter to Mayor Madlgan, ordering him to tnko means to closo half tho saloons In Vnllojo Immediately, nn- BROKE BRIDGE TRUST Ohio Court Appoints Receiv ers for Many Bridge Companies Bello Fountnlno, O., Oct, 2.2. Tho circuit court todny ousted all tho re maining compnnlos of tho bridge trust, revoked tholr charters nnd ap pointed rocelvcrs to wind up tho bus iness of tho concerns found guilty of violation of tho nntl-trust lnws. Tho others surrondorcd two weeks ngo, and woro allowed tho prlvllcgo of naming tholr own recclvors. - - Now Itnml Cniixcsi Activity. Seattle, Oct. 22. Tho branch lino through tho north of Oknuognn der tho throat of closing down tho county on tho Columbia and Oknno Maro Island navy ynrd, and throwing jgan rivers to Orovlllo will bo oponod 000 men out of employment. Tho for truffle In a day or two and will. letter wns 'received horo today, and on being printed created a sensation. There nro 92 saloons In Vnllojo. no doubt cnuso groat activity In that district. When this lino Is open freight can bo talcon from tho min ing camp of Nlghthnwk covering tho Pnlmor mountain section of mines uiul north to tho Canadian lino. Ono of tho oldest mines In this district After tho Storm. Washington, Oct. 22. Tho weath or bureau received reports from Jupiter. Florida today detailing thoj,B tno Wono Con8oUtntC(. nt Wohoa. ioubuh among me worKingmen on tho railroad extension among tho keys. It says SO laborers nro known to bo lost from tho two boats. DENVER FILES CHARGES Washington, Oct. 2 tho rntes from Chicago, St. and Knnsns City to Colorado and Inter mediate points woro unreasonnblo, yllle, tho work on which "litis boon desutory for yenm owing to lnck of railroad facility. TIiIh will now bo worked to Its ftilfust extent nnd quto recently n cross cut from tho tunnol encountered n copper-gold ledgo pn rolollng tho ledgo that tho tunnol Iioh boon following, Tho Rich Bar nt Nighthawk Ih piling up oro 'oudy ' u- i . ' for thO railroad and now miles aro being prospoctcd. In all tho district Immenso qunutltlcs of oro nro being I piled for shipment nnd grent actlv Claiming Ity rclgtiH. Louis ---- Scotch l'rcNliylcrliuih Olchrntu. New York. Oct. 22. Tho Scotch tho Merchants' TrftfHe AssBclntlon of Presbytorlnn church, nt Central Denver .todny filed a complaint with Park West has ronchod nil epoch In tho Interstnto commerco commission its history today and Is mnrklug tho against tho Denver & Rio Grando, 150th nnnlvcrsary of ltn oxlstouco Colorado Midland Santa Vq, Burling I with Joy nnd roromony. Yesterday ton, Rock Islnnd, Northwestern, Col- nt tho 11 o'clock service tho Rov. Dr. orado & Southern, Missouri nnd Wyllo, tho pnHtor of the church, peque. A vast quantity of sulphur not up and have their fair grounds UnJon pftc(nc8 t , historical normpn. Ho . . !.-... ... i. m, ..ir. rnnHtrnrfpi! nn tho tlnn of other ns- . . . . . ' !. u iiiiU uw.. Ul . v,..u.u --"-" - -" - - ,,:,,, to Colorndo aro hlghor than to Sail volcano, and Inundated tho town of relations. Besides nn exhibit of all Lftk0( 0Ed(m nn(J Qthor jont8 fnrth er west. Panchlnaloo. kllllne most of the In- kinds of sports for which tno inuinn finhirnnfq is famous tlu-ro nro exhibits of llvo From other points also reports of stock poultry nnd vegetables for nK,ur fi7H,anl for lnm,UIC(, M,.n terrific devastation aro coming In. which largo prizes aro offered. No . . ft .oTim nminni iPlmlnento and other towns are re- Rambling on any kind Is allowed at nB80C,nt,on of UfQ Un(iorwrlteri) ported to have been swept away by ino nur ana mo rrsi man ca g m whch ( mQCtlaB horo ,8 compoge,j tho floods. 'ns whiskey to an ndlan will bo of ,nBllrnnc0 commnIe8 to tho nmn. The schooner Axelene, with n -uiimrjiy uau wmi. number of passengers on board, has to Colorndo aro hlghor than to Salt reviewed tho growth of tho church from tho tlmo It wnH n small squnro stono building In Cednr street near NriHHim, whero It wnu dcdlrntod in 1705 up to n description of Its pres ent nccompltBhmonts nH ono of tho most influential churches In the metropolis. her of about 3000. Meetings nro hold nnniinltv tn rllnpitua hiinlnpaii hit thin been lost between Corlnto, Nlcara- t rictlnK of CarrfaiRe Builder. ycftr tho conference wH bo nn ox. gua and Amapala, Honduras. Every- Atlanta, Oa., Oct. 22. The Car- tromely ,niportnnt ono n, tho rccont body on board was drowned. rlago Builders National association, ,awa cnacted f(jr hc govornnB. of ,n. The floods havo disinterred a num- " of tho largest organization of ItB Branco cornDanlea wn, bo fu,,y ala. ber of corpses from cemeteries and kind In tho world, held Its annual cusg0( frora every Mpoct am, wgya are carrying them down the streams. convonUon here today. Renresentn- ar)(, moang of bottorlng tho HianiJara It is reported that the railroads In ves -rom every simo in me union of aKoncIcfl w bo aovUod( ana irom nagianu, uuiuuu, ivxicu, Germany, France and Italy wero In attendanco and when the proceed- Honduras have suffered 'serious dam age, Htato Agricultural Aoctatlon. Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 22. At Ings were opened it was estimated tho annual fair of tho Alabama Agrl KNTotnrr Hoot in New York. . . ,3 secretary tnat 3B00 Per80D8 woro Present. Tho cultural Association, which opened Root opened tho Republican cam conventions of the Carriage Builders hero today, gambling In any shap Tho palgn in me uarneg. e ,,.,, . .- Qf organrat,onB ,n d,rectors announced that tho fair Is afternoon. Secretary Shaw ana jg r meeting to to bo made a model one. and that no Speaker Camion havo also been probonJ8 flnd TarJouB'gawh)lng on tho raco track or cl.o bllled to speak here, one oi ino tJjo builders' pro-! whero will be countenanced for on most acllTO campaigns In tho history u jg Jq addiUoB the'raon)ent, Thoro 8r0 ovor 300 howw oi me pariy u vu "" "- RrCat carriage factories of the world, on exhibition, besides cattlo, shep, The entire state will be tumpea pjedmont park ther0 , 0B p,M 8Bd am0nKst 'the arausemeats, view specimens of buggy and carriage 'which are legion, are performances material and in fact everything that by Roy Knabenshue, in bis airship. and an especial effort will be mado to reach the yqunge'r voters ly plac ing young men upon the platform. is employed tu the construction of a carriage. ' Game I'lentlfal in Maine. FaJrbaaJw Jh Oklahoma, ,. , . - Bangor, Me., Oct. 22. According Arkansas City. Kan., Oct. 22. - Balvatloa Army Emigrant Ja Canada, to reports brought down frora the Fairbanks arrived here early today London, OcL 22. General Root woods by men who have bees camp and begaa a tour of Oklahoma, where aBEoBeei that he is arraaglaK to Mas; aad canoeing game is very pleat! be will make six speeches today. gd 69,660 eBtlrraats to Canada Jn' fal this year harlsjf wlatered well !! tbo sprlBK. Col. Lanb, of the gal-jasd m Joyed better pretectloa thaa vatie Army, who has returad frowlawal this sHiser. AccordlBf to fh aad gane eemnlMloB atatkUca tfi,666 deer aad S69 faeoee are kill ed every mor Ir the Maine weede the beet haatlag teK la the mtUm aeut JPeaotweett river, Mossehsad Ut m4 Aroestoek eoHtsty, Tbe eioi Pseewber lftk. . -"US Z-iAAl ' I If I 1 I I It 9t trP Casala to the I'-clftc. L Je VJil.iJ.during which be Inquired late te WHKRJB HB YITILIi HJsWT ALli uw AXD NEW PAXIEST8. FOR AXX rTHPfeABB OALIi OX DR. COOK, L! ooxsmr-TATiox from SaKlaad, states that all the enlgraaw are ailtd with tbeir aew aMrroBsdtegc, tbat t oae vraa44 U retara a. Forfst Fires Still Burn. Salinas, Cal Oct. 2"2. Tlio lntost reports confirm tho nown that tho forest fires which started at Palo Col orado creek throo weeks ngo nro still burning fiercely, with no hope of their being extinguished, unless a heavy rain falls. The flro has spread south ovor 30 miles nnd cast eight miles, and destroyed oyer 150,000 acres of timber. The loss of cattlo, houses, pasture, fences' and timber nro vory heavy. Another Foreat Fir, Ban Rafel,Cal Oct. 22. A forest flro which originated hero Saturday, is now threatening tho towns of Camp Taylor and Lagunltas. Both placed havo largo forcew or men fight lng tho flames, which havo already devastated -7000 acres, Tho town of Irving Qulch Is consumed. Point Reyes is menaced by thu new flro. , . o Mutual Admiration Uhk. Kansas City, Oct. 22. Tho Farm ers' and Co-operative Business con gress coevened here today, The is teritate commerce commlssloa today began as Investigation bare as to the relatloaa between the grata roads, grain elevators aad grala dealers. MfcHwtrd Ih T. Ainaraille, Texas, Oct. 22, The Panhandle to Sa the graft? ef a bll sard, aad the range are covered with k. Oreat Tom ef cattle to certain. n j 'I H ; jr- h