Daily capital journal., January 01, 1907, Image 1

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VOL. XVII.
BALKM. OUEQQy, TUESDAY, JANUARY J, 1007.
NO. 1.
HEARSES THE FEATURE OF THE DAY
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CITY IS
BURY
VICTIMS
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This Is Indeed
Years Day at the Nations
Capital I
vnsiiington, Jnn. 1. This s
end Now Yenrs day to ninny
Washington. This morning Hie
ncrnlB of 45 of tho known victim1
Sunday nleht's liorror nt Torrmi
in ucgnn 10 uo noiu. noarsos wcjo
ouBy nil any carrying tliolr uurdAi
1 ArtlltnlnhlnH Y m t .. H .1 I 'T I
IU UIU tUIMUlUHUB, .nail uuuiCH ffO
so unuiy mnngiou inoir rointivoshnd
thorn Intorred without taking n1lt
look nt their fncos, The tilaiiwfar
tho wreck rests olthor upon Hirr'
Illldehrand, onglnoor of tho extra
train, or Milton Phillips, oporntor it
Tncomn station. Phillips hns Iimo
olensed on $10,000 bond, hut HI
idebrnnd Li still n prisoner. The cc
glnoor porslstfl In his nssortlon thai
ho saw no light. District olllciali
will mnko-tho most sonrchlng Invest!
gntlon. Tho coroner's Jury today vIsS
Itcd tho -scene of the "wreck. tj
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Children Set Free.
Atlantn-.O-i.. Jnn. 1. Two lis-
portant .laws bocamo opbrntlvo ti-, reforms of n startling naturo tfro nn
dny, thoi child labor nnd antl-buckeVjtlclpatcd by tho politicians. Since
shop "laws." Tho former frees GOOJjhls nrrlvul horo Saturdny, not a poll
chlldron under 12 yeara of ago froultlclan or slnta loader hns called on
tho cotton factories. "" MyttisHo. t,
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CHICAGd STORE
PEOPLES BARCAIN HOUSE
MONDAY'S SPECIAL
Our Store WW Be Open Un 9:30 TONIGHT. Prices
fnr That Dav WiK Be Skuehtered in Every '
Department
12.00 Fur Neck Scarfs, prlco. ,89c
$3.50 Fur Neck Scarfs, prico,$1.50
18.00 Long Furs, prlco 14.95
''""IK.OO Fox Furs, price 16.90
'' ladles' 913.90 Leng: Coats,
prlco 18.90
LadleV $16.00 Long Coats,
prlco $9.90
f$20,00 Long Coats, prlco.. 13.50
$8.Q0 Silk' Petticoat, prlco. .$4.50,
$2.00 Sateen Petticoats, prlce..98c
$5.90 Silk Waists, price. . . .$8.75
'All Trimmed TIata Halt Prlco.
$35.09 "Waterproof Rubber
Lined Slk Coats, prlco,. $18.80
45c Colored Silks, yard .25c
7fin Colored Silks, yard ....49c
$1.50 Silks, yard
7 76c, 85o and 98c
jSllk Umbrellas, Half Prlco.
t' OUO wresa uuuun, jraiu, ..... .v
VcRn nrou flnmJa. vnrd. ..... . 49c
U W - "- -w . V - - - - -
' 1 K Vanow Panama DrOSS
1..- .-rvj
Goods, 54 Inchos, yard...,. 9 8c
Wllc Wakthaga All Kenuceu.
jLadle3f2.25 Drosa Shoes.. $1.49
Woila TTnU Price.
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fclUHTO VMKWT GBOWPtQ
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mm ikos.
BECOMING AN
At tho Edison.
Tho Edison Is putting up nn Intel
lccttinl bill of fnro to suit tho most
fastidious. Tho company closed tho
year with a splendid four net molo
drama "My Partner." Tho piny hna
siinp and co to It. and ovory mom
hor of tho company nets every hit of
vim and expression out of his or her
! mrt Th0 """ho was well filled last
company received presnscs a crowd
ed houso tonight.
Tho play will run tho hnlnnco of
tho week, and will ndd to tho popu
larity of th- iiooplo's fnvorlto llttlo
piny house.
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Organized Crime.
Hnrrlsburg, Pn., Jnn. 1. Tho
PQiinsylvanln legislature met at noon
and organized. Priinlc n. McClnln.
of Lancaster, will ho sponkor.
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HUGHES
TAKES
HIS JOB
Albany, N. Y.. Jnn. 1. Hughes
was Inntigurntod today ns governor
of Now York. Ho doilver.od tho short
est Inauguration speech' In tho state's
history. His messago to tho legis
lature will be 'sent In tomorrow. It
Is awaited with nnxloly ns radical
'B-l .....
ncou vii.
Still. S. Ladlos' Handkerchlofs,
jrlco
Sc
it
6c Handkerchlofs, prlco lc
Mot's lOo Handkerchiefs 4o
Ladies' 10c Handkerchiefs... ,4c
Flnl Llnon Handkerchlofs
Iloduced.
All
Mutters, from 26c up.
LadlV 60c Hand Bags 26o
Ladl' 60c 811k DolU, prlco.. 26c
Mea'aUsc Underwear, prlQe,.39c
$1,00 Pressing SacqueB, prlco..46o
1,000 ids. 8 1-3 Embroidery,
yard ,.3V4c
76c Velveteens, all colors, yd. .39c
1,000 jds. Outing Flannels,
yard (. r
4Ho
..3c
..lc
, .2c
,10c
llest Spbol Silk spool. . .
Best Damning Cotton, ball.
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Best Sana Silk, ball
Z5c Toys', prlco
Kit. rrm. nrlrn .......... UC
10c Frilled Carter Elastic, yd..5o
Beat Safety Pins, per doz 2c
Ladlca' Hebo. . . .10c. 15c and 25c
$3.00 SllHJH080!' Palr ' v 1,s5
$
CMUMf-
CMtft
TEDDY
SHOOK
HANDS
Washington, Jnn. 1. Nenrly 10,
000 citizens, ropresentntlves of tho
foreign powers, nrmj: and navy oin
cors, statesman, Judges and ofuco
hoKlors shook hands with Itoosovelt
nt today's annual Now Year's rocop
tlon. Lnst y0nr tho Presldont
grnsped hnnds with 9072. Although
11 o'clock was nnnounccd as tho
hour of tho beginning, tho reception
lino commenced to form nt 8:30.
Tho President was apparently as
ongor to moot tho Inst man In tho lino
which extended Its sinuous unduln
tlnm to tho Corcoran art gallery, ns
tho first. Tho Marino band, CO
strong, wns divided In two sections,
i iiiiiaiia fregfroa)frooseareo
3Uttle
?
The Imhy year enmo In liiHt night
On tho wlngH of tho wi'tttrru lirei'ze,
From out of the Nowhere, fur nwny,
In tho 'midst of tho Sundown Hens.
On IiIh br,Nt ho worv n crcscont brooch
Of snpphlrvH nnd emernhN twenty,
Ami on his buck from a ribbon hung
A golden "horn of plenty."
Ills llttlo tunic wns otlgcd about,
With lilies mul Hnrlntrtlino noxles.
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And on Ms tmbtirotv
A wreath of hut Imlf
And these ho brought from the fnr-nwny
Friii Ji Luids when) tho tiiirk's rally;
A, gift tho elves liad Kent theiimclves
To tho fnlr Wlllninetto Valley.
Snpphlrca for skies, nnd cmernldM, swnrd;
' A verdure never ending,
'The curling horn to triiow tho wealth
Of her golden Imfvent's Mendliig
Posies, tho beuuty of glixlo nnd glen,
And pool where the river dallies,
ItoscM, frngrnnt mid red to crown
The beautiful Queen of Valleys.
J. II. CUADIiKHAUOH.
eiete ieiieite laieiete teieieieie leieieie te tea
pna playing during
tho
reception
Populan
while tho other rested.
airs provallod, Including a "A Hot
Tlmo," "Tho Old Applo Treo," etc.
Tho day was bright, almost spring
llko and tomporature. Tho old yoar
cried itself out with a continuous
down pour or rain, lasting until dark.
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Pure Food Law.
Washington. Jan. 1. The
puro
food law goes into eJfoct today. Sec
retary Wilson says it will do moro
than anything else to bring tills coun
try into tho foremost placo In tho
world's commercial race.
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NEAR
i
DEATH
Havana, Jan. 1. Three hundred
persons, oClcors and their families
narrowly escaped death by tho pro
maturp oxplosion o( signal bombs
fired last nlgkt to welcome tke Now
Year. Captains Furlong, 'of the gen
eral -stair, and QeddlRgs", ot the medi
cal corps, wore severely injured. The
accldet occurred at a reception ten
dered General Bell by the oWcers ot
tho club. Bell to4ay assumed the
rank of major general aad sailed at
noon for Washington. General Wlnt
becoaea commander at Havaaa.
D& JL f COOK
HV OOOK.
INDUSTRIAL CENTER
TRIED TO
DESTROY
STEAMER
OdoBsn, Hussln. Jan. 1. Sovcrnl
sailors wcro shot In frustrating a
bold attempt by political conspira
tors to dynnmlto tho steamship Greg
ory Morch last night on her nrrlvul
from New York. Loaded with gun
cotton nnd dynamite, tho fuso of a
bomb wns extinguished put In time
to prevent Its oxploslou in hor hull
Consplrntors bonrded tho vessel on
her nrrlvnl nnd went bolow docks.
Tliclr actions nrousod suspicion, nnd
sailors discovered tho mon lighting
tho bomb. With pistols drnwn tho
Bailors nnd conRplrntors fought, two
of tho consplrntors woro shot nnd
tho others routed.
1907
ho wore
- blown roses,
ses,
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Itegulnr Momlitg Collision. valuo. Tho other day a $5 founders ono buyer mado a profit of $16,000 In
Wilmlngon, Dol., Jnn. 1. During shnro was sold for no less than $32,- half an hour. Seeing tho enhanced
a heavy fog this morning two cars on 500. A lot of six fetched $172,500. j prlco which tho final lot realized, tho
tho Wilmington city railway col-1 Tho city man In question was purchaser of tho first lot commission
llded. It is reported thrco wore Ernest Schwabachor. Ho was CG ed tho auctioneer to put up his lot
killed and several Injured. j years of ago when ho was found shot again on bohalt of himself. Ho had
In his bed In Conduit street last Feb-1 paid $16,260 for it; ho sold It for
Wllmlnnton. Jan. 1. John Pnr. '
roll, a motormnn was fatally hurt,
and others slightly injured In the
wreck.
King Oscar MhcIi. Worse.
Stockholm, Jan. '1. King OBcar
did not pass a good night. A bulletin
Issued by his physicians this morn
ing says his sleep Is disturbed and
that his temoeraturo is about the
same. His condition la othcrwtso
unchanged.
His majesty'8 sleep during the day
was very much disturbed. His con
dition tonight 1b serious.
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To Succeed Cawett,
Philadelphia, Jan. 1. James He
Croa, first vice-president of tke
Pennsylvania, will be elected Caa.
sett's successor at the meeting ot
the directors today, according to
positive Information from tho direc
tors. Pope's New Year Senttmeat.
Rome, Jan. 1. The popo, speaking
ot the new year. Bald bo hoped 1907
would brlns consolation and satisfac
tion xo compensate for the bitterness
and tribulations of 190C, and that his
prayers -would be especially for that
portion ot the French people wblck
is transgressing. .-
Ktg Will Kalght ryoe.
London, Jan. 1. It is declared
that knlEhthood will nrobafclvbe of
fered to James Brjce, te ely ar.
pointed British ambassador at Waejt-
ited
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SALEM AND
SOME OP HER
INDUSTRIES
A Goodly Number of Factories Furnish
ing Employment to That Most Im
portant Factor of Every City the "Tin
Bucket Brigade"
In courso of n Tow years Snlom Is
destined to becomo ono of tho prin
cipal manufacturing contors of tho
stnto nnd tho northwest.
Already thoro Is n long list of
manufacturing plants, the nnnunl
product of which nggrogntos hun
dreds of thousnnds of dollars In
value. All of those aro rocolvlng
tho hearty and patriotic support of
tho ucoplo of the vnst territory con
tiguous nnd tho list la being ndded
to annually.
Soonor or Inter, with tho steady In
flux of capital to dovolop her now
dormant resources and Industries,
tho Immcnso water powers of tho
nnturnl mountain streams, flowing
from all directions, will hnvo been
harnessed nnd utilized, moro Intor
urbnn electric railways will travorse
tho valley In nil directions out of the
capital city; these will mean u
trebled popula'tlbn, nn Increase In
1 SUICI l)K LKAVK8 MILLIONS.
ftuppohed Worthli'M Stork of Mun
Who Kiulrd Life Worth Fortune.
London, Jan. 1. There wns trag
edy grim, underlying tragedy In
nn auction salo In London tho other
day.
Think of It. In February last a
well known city man, confronted on
overy side by financial stress, com-
mlttcd sulcldo. He hold In one com-
pnny shnroa which aro today worth
between $2,500,000 and $3,000,000
Theso wcro sharos In tho Vaal
River Diamond company. When tho
dosperato fluanclor took bis llfo tho '
sharos wore of comparatively little
Uiiapv At tba 4nciM4i It a atntnrl
rtiarv. At tha iaaueftt It was stated
that, excopt financial troubles, ho had
nothing to vrorry Ulm, He was a
proud man and took pride In his po
sition In tho city that misfortune
drovo him to his death. When ho
killed himself ho hold scrip which,
nlno months later, would havo made
him a rich man.
The Into Mr. Schwahachcr's total
indebtedness to hi" creditors was
about $500,040. His snares wore
qly keld by him nominally at the
THE LUCKY NUMBER
1395
WIX8 THE DIAMOND RING.
IP THE COUPON. WSKOT PKE8KNTKD IN ONE WEEK A NEW I 4
x-mjrn.i rtr.T. ncWjiiTV ev
rONS. SOMEBODY WILL GET IT
THANKING YOU FOR YOUR
I'WIBII YOU AliL A HAPPY
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Dr. B. E. Wright, jiiEf
attewMr XUt Cetct SMt. Xn: 8 a. m. to 6 p. ;
,
M a. m. to U m.
rnw products, nnd tho fnctorlos will
Incroaso ns n nnturnl consequence
Bs It said to tho crodlt of Salem's
citizenship Hint there hns not boon
nn industry established, howovor
groat or small In Its Inclploney, Hint
hns not boon accorded gonorous sup
port nnd pntronngo nnd hns grown
nnd brnnched ont In Its prosperity In
proportion to the Increased demand
for its product. There Is hardly n
singlo on of tho forty or moro
manufacturing cHtnhllBhmonts that
Is not upon n sound ftnnnclnl basis,
and every ono Is enjoying n healthy
prosperity nnd contlnunlly branch
ing out.
Tho list of manufactories Includes
n woolen mill, two flouring mills, two
saw mills, two planing mills, ono
cannery, stovo works, Iron foundry,
big browory nnd Ico plnnt, three fruit
(Continued on pa go four.)
time of his death, as his creditors had
n lien on thorn. When ho died tho
Vnal $6 shares woro worth $3.
Tho auction salo tho other day
which carried In Its train so tragic a
Ilfo story, took placo nt tho Mart,
Tokenhouso Yard
An opportunity
of acquiring untold wenlth," said
the auctioneer, Mr. Cranlleld, as a
preliminary to tho sale. Lbng boforo
tho tlmo fixed tho room waa so crowd-
od, mainly by stock exchange mon,
that tho auctioneer had to puuh his
way to tho stand. Tho six sharoa
wero put up In six sopnrato lota.
Tho bidding wns animated,
Thoro was another notnblo fcaturo
of tho sale. By n clover manouvor
X31.2K0. thA TlllrrtinRAr linlnf? thn
buyer to whom the other Ave lota
had been knocked down, Tho buyor
to whom all tho shares havo gone is,
It appears, a well known diamond
merchant connected with the com
pany. o
Got Their John,
Providence, It. I., Jan. 1. Gover
nor Hlgglns and the other state offi
cers were Inducted into offlco this
morning when tho legislature mot.
Tirvin npcmmv vstm viTr.ll ' 1
IF IT REQUIRES A DOZEN OR
LIBERAL PATRONAGE IN TIIEll
AND PROSPEROUS
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