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DAILY OAPI TAD JOURNAL, SALEM, ORHGON,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1000.
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Avoid alum and alum phos
phate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
NOTE. Safety lies in buying only"
Royal Baking Powder, which is a
pure, cream of tartar baking powder,
and the best that can be made.
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EDUCATIONAL A I) VANTAGE.
School TVncliorH Hliuulil Investigate
tlio Frew Trip to JnincMtovtii.
Wo would cnll to tho attention of
Marlon county school teachers now
with us tho exceptional vnluo from
iin cilucntloiifil standpoint of our trip
to tho Jnmcstown oxpoHltlon.
During tho yenr 1007 this groat
International military, nnvnl, histori
cal nnd Industrial oxpoaltlon will ho
hold on and near tho waters of
lnmpton Hondo, Virginia, in com
momorntton of tho throo hundredth
anniversary of tho llrst ponuanont
English Rottlotnont 'at , Jumostown,
Virginia, In 1007.
Tho Jamestown Trl-contounlnl ex
position will differ distinctly from
other expositions, as it will havo a
groat international naval rendezvous
and military ouenmpmout, to which
Invitations havo boon oxtondod by
tho President of tho United States.
Many couutrloH havo accoptod and
will not only participate In tho naval
and military features but will also
mako Industrial displays as woll.
During ordinary Union tho vicinity
bordoring on Hampton Roads so
famous in history, possosscs sulllclont
attractions to warrant Its soloctlon as
n mooting placn, wlillo during tho ex
position period Its uaturnl advan
tages will bo wonderfully augmented.
Wo would ho glad to havo tho
teachers call during tholr stay lit tho
city that wo may oxplaln how this
trip can bo obtaluod, 801110 young
lady from Marlon county will hnvo
tho tlnio of her life and help glvo
our county such advertising as It has
novor recolved boforo. All oxpousos
will bp paid by Tho Capital Journal
and tho Pnolllo Northwest, with
which Tho Journal has assoolatcd In
What will prove to bo tho blggost
longest and bMt uowBpapor oxouslon
ovor glvon In tho Unltod States.
Como In and obtain full particulars.
CAPITAL JOURNAL.
MM 8 Mil IIIIIHIHIIW
I MOTEL ARRIVALS;!
HHIlWll III IH I H M Mil''
Herring Hendtil (Jullty.
Chicago, Nov. 0. Honry Herring,
cashier of tho defunct Mllwattkoa
Avenue Statu Hank, today pleaded
guilty of forgery and cmboztolimmt.
Htenslnud pleaded guilty on addi
tional counts of forgery. His term
may be uxleudud.
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IW'ttt Liniment on Knrtli.
Honry D. Until win, Supt. City Wa-
Cottagc.
Wnyno W. Stoward, Portland.
O. D. Prazor, Portland.
I). C. Cdomont, Portland.
J. M .nice, Portland.
13. Carlson, Portland.
F, M. Marx, Portlaild.
Clayton Wontz, Portland.
A. H. McClollnn, Now York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Neat, Turner.
I?. Karl Homkloy, Salt Lake, Utnh.
J. W, Dlckorson and wlfo, S. F.
Kaleni.
O. C. noovos, Newport.
S. L. Joucb, Portland.
S. P. Strang, Portland.
L. II. Strootor, Chicago.
O. Ford, Portland.
H. Oittlngs, Portland.
R. S. Graham, Aurora.
Lconn Thomas.
A. J. Klantz, Portland.
Frank Van Ernstou.
N. F. Ilonrd.
W. J. Hay.
Mrs. Cunningham, Portland.
W. B. Goodrich, 8alom.
C. W. Hntnllton, St. Mlchaols,;
Alaska.
H..J. Illggors, city.
Willamette.
8. A. Powoll, Portland.
J. F, Ltnthurst, San Francisco.
Wnltor Lyons, Albnny.
Miss Borgor, Eiigcno.
Win. T. CiiBtor, Chicago.
F. J. Iloames, Portlnnd.
T. Wottotnml, Portland.
J. 11. IJooth, Detroit, Mich,
.las. E. Hyan, San Franolsco.
John Schwnrz, Chicago.
L. D. Colo, Portland.
L. J. PhobiiB, Soattlo.
J. Townsond, Portland,
(loorgo Wright, Soattlo.
Win. Moaklus, Woodburn.
W. I). McNnry, Portland.
A. It. Maclollnn, Now York.
J. D. Bridges, San Frnnclsco.
8. P. Layno, Mosrow, Idaho,
O. llonsol, Philadelphia.
F. A. Watroug. Forost Grove,
O. M. Whltson, Denver.
F. W. ItoiiBon, Rosohurg.
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Illchmond, Va Nov. C. Mrs.
William Garrett, a young" grass wid
ow, was shot front ambush and lri
Btantly killed last night whllo re
turning to her home from tho homo
of W. M. Glldersleeve, whoro sh9
had boon visiting near tho old town
of Abingdon. As a sequel to this
tragedy, John Hawkins, a young mar
rlod man, and tho father of Bcvcral
children, ofter being confronted
with letters tukon from tho dead wo
man's trunk, Indicating nn intimacy
between himself and her, and point
ing to him ns her possible slayer, and
Jealousy as tho motive, shot him
self through tho head, with prob
ably tho samo gun by which tho
young woman camo to her death, tho
Biilcldo taking placo almost within
sight of tho weeping wlfo and chil
dren to whom ho hnd confided Ills' in
tentions, nnd who followed him somo
dlstnnco from tho houso.
Tho assassination of tho young
woman took placo lato last night as
sho was returning to hor homo. The
assailant fired upon hor from an al
loy in which ho had ovldontly been
laying In wnlt, tho head of tho young
woman being partly blown off.
Tho body waB dtscovorcd half an
hour lator by Glldersleeve, who
heard tho roport, and realizing that
Mrs, Garrett had Just loft for homo,
instituted an Investigation.
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SUSPECT UTE TREACHER!.
To the General Public
I
j WISH to anriDjnce that having purchased the stock of implements of the pop.
ular Implement man, F.A.Wiggins, I will add my stock of John Deere goods to '
the popular line that my predecessor has been handling, and I hope to meet
all my oid customers and his also at the old stand of Mr. Wiggins, where I will
endeavor to merit your confidence and supply your wants as good and as
cheap as they can be bought of any other dealer. Thanking you for past
favors shown, I am,
Respectfully yours,
S. A. MANNING
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SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
EXTENSION
Will
Build Line of-
From Beaverton
to Willsburg
Road
Army Officers .Change Plans for lie
turn to Utah.
Sheridan, Wyo., Nov. C. A nios
songor arrived at Arvada from tho
headquarters of tho Tenth and Sixth
cavalry and reports a chango in tho
plnns. Tho Utcs will bo brought to
Arvadn and tnkon from there by rail,
Instead of ninrchlng overland to
Fort Moado, as was at first proposod.
They should urrlvo at Arvada to
morrow evonlng.
Trenchery on tho part of tho Utcs
is bollovod to bo tho reason for tho
chango. Many dlssntlsllcd Utos still
advise roslstanco to removal from
Powdor rlvor vnlloy.
Greely Syn Treaty Settles Dispute.
Washington, Nov. 0. A tologram
was rocotved by tho military secre
tary today from Mnjor-Goneral Groo
ly, of St. Louis, transmitting a ro
port from Colonel Hodgors nnd Col
onol Wlnt on tho successful confer
ence hold with tho Uto Indians near
Arvada, Wyo., last Saturdny. Gen
oral Grooly approvos of tho ngroo
mont luudo with tho Indians by Col
onol Itodgors, saying:
"This effectively romovoa clangor
ous Indian bands, If It can bo so
handled ns to prevent tholr ngalu In
vading a sottled country In largo
nunibors."
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Through tho filing of articles of
Incorporation of tho Dcavorton &
Wlllsburg Railroad Company, with
tho secretary of stato this morning,
It Is evident that tho Southorn Pacific
Compnny hns a doublo purposo In
vlow; that of obtaining a shortor
cut from tho West SIdo lino to East
Portlnnd, and, possibly, In caso tho
existing Fourth street franchise Is
ahrogntod by tho Portland council,
to bo proparcd to abandon that lino
and also avoid tho heavy pull out of
tho city on Fourth street.
Tho Boavortqn & Wlllsburg Com
pany, according to tho nrtlclcs, pro
poses to build a lino of railway and
tologrnph from Bcnvorton, on tho
tho lino of tho O. & C, In Washing
ton county, to Wlllsburg, East Port
land, In Multnomah county. Tho
cnpltal stock of tho company Is $75,
000, and tho Incorporators named
aro Win. Crooks. W. R. Lltzonborg,
and II. F. Connor, nil of Portland.
Vtei Hounded Up.
Washington, Nov. G. An oOldnt
dispatch from Gqnoral Grcoly at
Omaha today says tho Utos nro
safoly rounded up by tho troops
and will bo hold prisoners of war at
Fort Moado ponding' n visit of tho
chlofs to Washington to present
tholr enso to Secretary Hitchcock.
Grooly approves of Colonel Rodgors
conciliatory tactics.
Salt
ltlou to Smelters.
Lnko, Nov. C Judge
Mar-
tor Works, 8hullsburg, Wis., writes' (o'clock this
"I havo tried many kinds of llnlmont
but 1 havo novor received much bono
fit until I used Bollard's Snow Llnl
mont for rhoumatlsm nnd pains. I
think It tho boat liniment on earth."
85c, GOo nnd $1,00. For sale by D.
J. Fry's drug store.
Mi. W. II. Carroll Dead.
Tho sad uows reached this city
early this morning of tho doath of
Mrs. W. II
away
(Tuesday)
Mrs. Carroll hns beon 111 for tho past from molting nny oro carrying more
ton months of tuberculosis of the,41"" on Mr cnt coppor and from
lungs, and all through hor sickness discharging any arsonlc Into tho nt
sho has boon a patient and uncom-.m,09Phore. Tho decreo goos Into of
ptulnlng sufferer. feet 30 days from data. It comes In
tho
Carroll, who passod "hall, of tho Unltod Stntos dlstrlot
liomo In Rosohurg nt 2 'court, today handed down a longthy
morning, docroo whloh prohibits tho smoltors
ADVANCING
THEIR
INTEREST
L WB ENDEAVOR to advanco the
business taterosU ot our custom
er In ovwy legitimate way. In
so doing, er juotlves may bo
80BiQwkafttWHr4'wlta aiash
boss, for, upon the prosperity o(
Its patroua binges tho success of
every haak.
Salcat Statt Basic
L. H PAGErMU.t
E.W. HAZARD. Ouster
Kttn Williamson was born In Iowa tho nnturo of a thunderbolt to
In tho yoar 187C, and when but n smoltorlng Industry, Involving mil
chlld camo with hor parents to Oro-"ons- Tho docroo is tho result of
gon. Sho lived In Sulom tho grentor.nu'norous suits brought by farmers
part ot bur ltfoj and lias niany(ln Salt Lnko county for damagos to
friends. About live years ago sho Uvo stock and crops on account of
was married to Mr. W. H, Carroll, smeltor fumes.
of Roseburg, and has lived In that o
city since. Sho loaves hor mothor, Scrap With Women.
(Mrs. Mary 13, Holcomb, a brother. Donvor, Nov. 6. Rov. Robort K,
tGhnrlea Williamson, also an nuntj Coylo, ot tho Central Presbyterian
Mrs. Frank Lennon, nnd unclos, church, formerly moderator of the
Charles and L. W. llonsou, nil of national synod Is likely to clash with
.Sulom. jtho, women's club. Ho recoutly nt
j Sho was a monibor ot tho Rose-. tacked society womon from tho put-
burg Lllao Clrclo, No. 40, Womon ot pty accusing thorn of drinking and
Woodcraft. 'gambling. Tho women resented this
Her body will nrrlvo on tho early Uvned It, and domanded proofs. To
train tomorrqvr Wednesday, and the day Coylo reiterated and said ho had
funornl will bo Thursday afternoon, proofs of tho smart set sins and was
front ttio homo of her mother, Mrs .ready and anxious to produce them
M. E. Holcomb, 1IC0 Sputh Commer-Thero aro many society people In
ciai street, and tne intornient wlll.coylo's church.
ho In tho I. O. O. F, comotory. Rov.
H. Selleck, pastor ot- tho First
M. 13. church, will conduct the. service.
" Sustains I'rnucliNe Law.
Washington, Nov. C Tho Su
premo court today practically sus
tained tho validity of franchise tax
lovy In dismissing tho enso ot the;
Covington nnd Cincinnati nrldge
Ccnipnny against Auditor linger, of
Covington.
Church strcot In the following man
ner, to-wlt:
First By taking up tho artificial
stono cross wnlks.
Second By grading tho roadway
from the cast lino of Commercial
street to tho west lino of High
street a width of thirty and ono-halt
feet on each side of tho center lino of
tho strcot. and from tho cast lino of
High street to tho west lino of
Church strcot tho space botwecn tho
curbs as they nro now In placo, nnd
tho full Intersection of Liberty street
and High strcot to tho propor sub
grado. Third By paving tho roadway
and full Intersections, savo nnd ex
cept tho 8pnco between tho rails and
dno foot outsldo of tho rnlls of tho
strcot rnllway tracks with Wnrron's
Bltullthlc Water Proof Pavomont.
Fourth By paving tho spaco bo
tweon tho rails of tho railway tracks,
and ono foot outsldo of tho track,
belonging to tho Portlnnd Gonoral
Electric R. R. Co., and Oregon Elec
tric R. R. Co., with stones nnd blocks
sot on concroto nnd grouted with ce
ment mortar nnd by replacing tho
rtills now In uso with grooved rails
not loss than sovon Inches In dopth
nnd weighing not less than seven ty
flvo (75) pounds por yard. Tho con
croto undor tho rails and stono
blocks to bo not loss than six Inches
In dopth.
Fifth By constructing nrtlflclol
stono curbs on ench side of tho stroot
from tho oast lino of Commercial
street to tho contor lino ot High
street, thlrty-ono nnd ono-halt foot
from tho contor lino of tho stroot,
and Joining tho curb with thoso now
In placo on Liberty streot nnd High
ner of tho intersection ot State sti
wun nign street and a catch lu
nt tno northwest corner, and
iiuuiuiH mo iniei nnu catch ba
with six-Inch vitrified sower
nnu connecting tho catch basin
tho sower with six-Inch sower Ms
Said Improvements to bo madtt
nccordanco with tho charter and ttl
dlnnnccs of tho City of Salem i
Mm nlnui H..H . I
wiu iiiuuo, Din-uwituiiuns ano e;J
mates filed In tho ofilco of the
cordor of tho City of Salem, on I
Gth dny of November, 1906, andi
dorsod "Plans and Specifications fJ
tho Improvement of Stato Sti
from tho east lino ot Commcrtii
street to tlio west lino of Chard
street, nnd tho cstlmnto ot the rorl
to bo dono ond tho probable ox
thoreof."
Tho cost of said Improvement I
bo assessed to tho abuttlnc proptrt
ownors, ns provided by tho Clrl
Charter.
Tho cstlmnto of the probable com
for tho Improvement ot said Su!
street Is:
Probnblo cost 22,91Mvl
Less stono blocks 3,93Ml
Balanco tl8,9SQ.(
Tho nbovo Improvement U to
classed ns Wnrron's Bltullthlc Pml
ment.
Tho plans, specifications and e&
matos of tho onglnoer employed V
tho Council -tor the improrenieBW
snld Stato stroot nro hereby adopt
Rosolved, That tho Recorder
tho City of Salem bo and Is hertu
directed to glvo notlco of the p."
posed Improvement of said streeUl
provided by tho City Charter.
Remonstrances ncnlnst the tV
street, and by constructing artificial Improvement may bo filed In writ!
siono suiowaiks ovor tho spneo bo- with tho City Recorder within I
n eon IHO ClirUS now In PlaCO and tho ilnva frnm thn nnnl niililtttttlon II
proposoa now curb, and on othor
portions of tho sldownlk area not
now paved with artificial stono side-'
walk.
blxth By constructing an
for tho wntor at tho northeast cor- 190G.
this notlco.
By ordor of tho Council.
W. A. MOORES, Recoriifl
Dato of final publication of tH
Inlet notlco Is tho ICth day of NoveotfJ
ll-6-l
Only Hitchcock Left.
Washington, Nov. 6. Business Is
almost nt n standstill In tho govern
ment departments today. Evory cab.
Inot officer, except Hitchcock, Is ab
sent. Two thousand clorks went
homo to vote. Flvo hundred wont
to Now York Stato.
Harry Clarke, a bait Indian, halt
negro man, ot Oregon City, was ar
rested Saturday nlgkt at that place
for steallug chlcVeai.
Ono ot tho splendid results ot
physical beautifying Is It's tendoncy
to creato nn ambition to be beautiful
la evory way. When a woman gets
a good start by taking Holllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea she Is alt right.
T or Tafctela, SB eeats. Dr. Stone's
Drug frtore.
Sure Cure for I'Utw.
Itching Piles produce moisture and
causa Itching, this form, as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Plies
are cured by Dr. Bo-aan-ko's Pile
Remedy. Stops Itching and bleed
ing. Absorbs tumors. 50o a jar, at
druggists, or sont by malt. Treatise
free. Write me about your case. Dr.
Bosanko, Phlla. a.
Tho Grande Rondo valley, eastern'
Oregon, has a large fruit crop this
year,
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Resolution.
Notlco Is horeby given that at the
meeting of tho Council of the City
of Salem, held Monday, November 5,
9QGi tho follptng resolution "was
adepted:
Resolved, That tho Council of the
City ot Salem, Oregon, deems It ex
nedlent and nronrntim tn i.n.-.
3tt atret trora the t 11m t
Commercial street to the-t line ot
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Again and Again - - More and More
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HIGH
TOP
SHOES
Another heavy invoice of the best high top shoes and solid work
shoos of all styles and qualities Just received. .
BUT BEST OF ALL
Is our own makeleather, shoe and all made at Salem ereff
where acknowledged as ahead of anything elso made. See It, and
help Salem by buying It.
E. L Irvin & Co.
PRACTICAL SHOE MEN
326 State St., Satem RtMM ed
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