DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1007.
L. S T G C K TONl51 RABIES
STRONG SENTIMENTS
FOR IMPROVING STREETS
J.
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
FOR ELECTRIC ROAD
TO COOS BAY
7gyj(f'j)Y3''IitYlCft?f!T'JWy, UWiVlilf t
Tomorrow will be the day for bargains at the busy
store.
ALL REMNANTS
HALF PRICE
Odds and Ends of All Sorts Reduced
For Friday
Buy Something At Our Store Friday
Just to Convince Yourself That the
lay is
The Public Spirited Citizens Subscribe One Hundred Thousand Dollars
in Twenty-four Hours
Roseburg Si8o!nl: The Roscburg evidence of good faith In order thot
rind Coos Bay Rnllrond will bo bulU.whon tho committee goes to Mnrsh
Tho future of tho Quuoit City of field Friday Its members can say to
Southern Orogon Is safe. Tho crisis tho Coos county peeple: "Gontto
has been bravely mot and safoly
passed. Tho committee has secured
subscriptions to tho capital stock
from Koseburg citizens amounting to
mon, we will moot you hnlf way.'
Koseburg is expected to Invest
hoavlly in this road, because tho cap
italists of this city aro looking for
Tho Business Men of Salem tndorso the Progress and Roast tho TcchnN
col Objections
Rosttlonco streets aro bolng Im
proved In North Snlom at a rapid
rate.
Work will soon begin on tho bltu
llthlo pavement of Stnto stroot, al
though lUia understood technical ob
Jocttons aro being dbvlsed.
A number of business streets aro
bolng troatod to light coatings of oil
to lay tho dust for tho summer, but
not as a nubstltuto for paving.
$100,000. This wns nil that was good Invostmonts, and It has been
asked for nt this tlmo and Insures
tho speedy construction of tho lino.
clearly shown that this will provo to
bo ouo of tho best and safest. Prom
There Is no uso In denying tho the very boglnnlng It Is bollovod tho
fact. Tho fnto of this city has road will pay 10 per cont on Its
long been hanging In tho balance, stock after paying Interest on any
u nns got to uuuuiuus or sonto oiner.iuuney u may uo necessary to Dor-
road or sink Into obscurity. Tho
business peoplo of Koseburg nro noi
doing any sinking or shrinking Just
now, nml the ronri to Coos Hay will
I bo built immediately.
J Within loss tlmo thnn twenty-four
.hours, tho public spirited cltlzuns
Fl IfiFWF
. fall.
K
ORDINANCE
(Continued from pngo one).
row, and paying for tho cost of op
eration. As tho terminal cltlos grow
nurt tho fortllo country along tho
lino develops, this porcontngo will
very materially bo Increased.
A glanco at tho subscription list
will show that tho business peoplo of
Kosoburg can bo doponded upon to
TITlS II A " li r A IHvl r am. S 0I uoBeiiurg smiBcriucu iuu,uuu 10 ", mu u uuiuimuu upon w
IKfiilY A tsAKClAIlM lAV Kitho capital stock of tho RoHoburg "' nny omorgoncy thnt nrlsos In
... Iwa- I l-rlVJini lSr I B'nntl Coos Day railroad. Tho commit o affairs of tho city. It will bo scon
liritXEl) TO DEATH.
our Children, u Bnby and Mother
Ilootpi With HuniH Incendiarism.
; ;! niiiii n- H-tl IIIIIHH'1
ii CURRENT EVENTS!'.'
tee, consisting of W. 11. Flshor, A. C.it,ln ninny of tho heaviest liivostoru
Mnrsters, F. 13. Alloy, W. L. Cobb ,ftro "n f modorato means, and
I11nn wnnm mnnnr la Mml m lit tltnlt.
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Walla Walla, Wash, May 1C. In
ffiro which broko out In tho upper
oms of James Lelghtlo's residenco
North Palouso streot, near Web-
I's tannery, at 9 o'clock Tuesday
ght, a G-year-old boy was burned to
ll!IIIHIHIlllimt
Tho American wnrshlps now In
Contrnl American waters will bo re
tained there.
Tho Great Northern rnllrond an
nounces reductions In Its passenger
rates for tho wholo system.
Tho Anaconda Copper Company,
of Montana, announces profits of f 8,-
nth. and. In rescuing an 11-ycar-ol 1
ty, tho father was bo badly burned 000,000 In ono year.
at It Is feared ho cannot live. Tho At Bradford, 11. I. two submarine
Bcr boy wns sovorely burned on boats nro making n 24-hour trial
nrms, but will recover. test undor wator with 24 men on
Mrs. Lclghtlo escaped downstairs board of them.
Tho American Immigration com
mission to Invcstlgnto sources of for
eign immigration has gono nbrond to
carry on Its work.
Tho Pennsylvania legislature ad-
Irs when tho flro broko out In tho, Journed today. It paBsod' a two-cont
i" room from nn unknown cause i'nro u "" crentcu a railroad com-
Ith a baby In her arms, Sho wan
vcrely but not dangoro'usly burned.
fur other children escaped with
ly slight burns.
LTho wholo family vyns sleeping up-
hen tho father awoko his night-
be was on flro and tho Btalrway
ablaze. Ho carried out tho old-
boy and attempted to go back fori
younger boy, but tho flmes were
fierce and ho wns driven back.
light was burning in tho house
kJ the origin of tho flro Is a mys-
rr
At tho M. K. Cliurclu
A gccJ-slzed audlenco was prosont
tho First Methodist church last
Rht for tho opening mooting of tho
angcllstlc campaign by Evangelist
It. Haudenschleldl After a short
os service, tho evangelist wns In-
Jucc4 by tho pastor of tho church,
H Scllck, and at onco produced
'itorablo Improsslon by his splou-
baritone voice In tho leading of
chorus.
During the evening Hnudenschleld
o on tho topic "What Shall I do
'Be Saved," from Luko 18:2C. His
"ess was full of humor, and at tho
us time had much of seriousness
force. Thoro is no doubt but
t the Methodists bavo Becured a
aan to conduct their revival
r'CC3 and that miidi tronrt ll!
't frcn bis visit. He will speak
T n'ght except Saturday, with
ree sen ices on Sunday.
o
The Unlucky Thirteen.
na Cruz, May 1C- Tho body of
SOk Jnca vlrtlm nr lnat vtmr'a
lquako disaster at Loroa Prlet-
fWi' a Hinckley gulch, was found
n'gV Only ono moro of the
hnrlcl ly tho landslide remains to
loarj
mission.
Tho DnroncBs do Massoy, convicted
of manslaughter In killing Gustnv
Simon, wns sentenced totay for sev
en years.
Prosldont Roosovolt wns toJny
mado a life momhor of tho National
Association of Professional Baseball
Loaguos. Ho was presontod with a
gold card conferring Ufa member
ship nnd entry to 256 cities, compris
ing tho association,
o
IVimil Contort.
'lhi Salnru Mllltar:' Band gave n
delightful program la-t night In Will
son avonue Notwithstanding tho
cltllllnesa of tho weather, thoro was
a largo and appreciative crowd pres
ent. Tho next concert will bo given
In Marlon squaro Sunday afternoon.
Tho program rendered Inst ovenlng
was as follews:
March, "March Royal" Bagloy
Ovorturo,, "Morning Noon and
Night" . .Suppo
Waltz, "The Spirit of Lovo". . .Hull
Schotttah, "Goodbye, Jennie Jones"
O'Connor
Selection, "Tho Sho Gun" . .Lutlora
Characteristic march, "Rig Chief
Rattle Axe" Allen
March, "Chicago Tribune"
Chambers
March "Gloria" Losey
and J. II, Booth', started out wP.h
tho subscription pnpor Mondiiy af
ternoon nt 3 o'clock and secured
67,000 boforo tho close of business
thnt day. This afternoon tho re
mainder wns raised.
This moans thoro Is no longor any
doubt tho rond will ho constructed,
nnd tho work will bo douo spoodlly.
MnrBhfleld citizens hnvo already con
tributed J100.000 ns a starter and
nro willing to do moro.
Tho commltto thnt did tho excel
lent work of rnlslng tho funds 'will
loavo RoBohurg Thursday or Friday
for Coos Day nnd will moot Marsh
field Saturday with committees from
that city, North Homli, Coqulllo, Han
don nnd Myrtlo Point to plan tho
details for the building of tho lino.
At this meeting It Is expected
that tho company will bo organize!'
nnd all tho details of tho ontorprlso
bo dotormlucd upon. It Is probnhlo
that tho construction work will bo
bogun nt both ends of tho lino until
pushed to completion ns rapidly as
possible. As soon as a few miles nro
built nt each end, rnrs will ho put on
and tho people will begin to dorlvo
practical bonlflts from tholr prog
ress boforo tho rond Is completed.
Tho 5100,000 subscribed by Hoso-
cveryday business. Yet tholr faith
In this project nnd In tho futuro of
tho city Is so groat they hnvo boon
wlllllng to mako somo sacrifices.
Whllo tho money asked for was
raised In nn Incredibly short tlmo, It
meant n great doal of hard and olll-
clont work on tho part of tho mem
bers of this committee, and tholr sor
vlco to this city Is ono thnt will not
soon bo forgotten.
Cooi liny Ready.
Coos Hny Is ready to rccolvo the
now electric rond. A company haB
already been organized to build a
terminal rond that will conuoct nil
tho string of bny towns nnd whon tho
lino first reaches tho coast connec
tion will hnvo already boon provided
for nil tho Coos points.
F. H. Wnlto, of Mnrshflold, who
Is a member or tho Mnrshflold com
mittee, was In Kosoburg todny.
Speaking of tho road "Mils morning,
ho said:
"Wo hnvo organized a local com
pany for an olcctrlo road terminal to
extend from tho mouth of Doop crook
on,8unsot bny through Hmplro, North
Rend nnd Marshlleld to tho head of
Isthmus slough.
"Tho fooling In Coos county for nn
oloctrlo road connecting Douglas and
Tho Judgo hands down both nn
opinion and a Judgment. Tho
formor la n very oxlmuatlvo docu
ment, which show tho mntter must
hnvo boon thoroughly Investigated.
ns numerous authorities nro quotod1Jl,B that tho Judgment rendered
liquors Is Invalid aud for that rea
son tho conviction of Bergor must
M. '
Tho Judgment.
Jnko Borgor, plalntlfT, vs. tho City
of Eugene, a munlolpnl corporation,
dofondnnt.
Tho above cnuso canto on to ha
hoard, tho plaintiff appearing by Its
attornoy, L. 13. Bonn, city attorney,
and J. M, Williams. Aftor hearing
tho argument of counsol, tho court
reserved said cnin?o for furthor con
sideration nnd bolng now advised In
tho promises. ,
It Is ordered considered and ad
on onch statement or conclusion of
lnw.
Tho Opinion.
In brief tho opinion Is practically
this:
Tho plaintiff. Jako norgor. wan
against nmN sontonco Imposed upon.
tho said Jack Borgor on tho 9th day
of February, 1007, In tho recorder'
court for tho city of Kugono in the
cauBo whoroln tho city of Rugone wan
plaintiff and Jnko Borgor wns do-
cnuvlctod In tho recorder's court of,toln.. ho nnd Bald Judgment and
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nurg citizens in n few hours by no Coos countlos, Is outhuslnstlo nnd
moans represents nil that RoBohurg our peoplo aro very anxloiiB to co-
will Invost In this enterprise Thli oporato with tho pooplo of Douglas
umoiint was subscribed moroly ns an In building tho rond."
tho city of ISugono for a violation of
section 8 of ordlnanco No, 053 and
a record of said conviction was
brought to this court by a wrli of
review.
Tho opinion sots forth tho ronsoiiB
for tho writ of rovlow and assigns nl
leged errors undor nix sopnrato para
graphs: 1. That tho charter does not glvo
authority to pass tho ordlnnnco.
2. That tho ordlnanco conflicts
with soctlon 0 of nrtlclo 1 of tho con
stitution of tho state of Orogon.
3. Thnt tho ordlnnnco conflicts
with tho local option lnw. Ordlnnnco
No. 053 contains nlno sections nnd
hero tho opinion rccltos tho gist of
tho ordlnanco section by section. Tho
complaint upon which Burger was
tried nnd convicted Is bnsod upon
section 8 of tho ordlnnnco, which do-
clnros nil places In Kugono whoro In
toxicating liquors aro kept forstor-
ago, barter or salo to ho a public nui
sance, nnd nil persons rofuslng to
sontonco nro hereby annulled.
o-
circus in men di:ai.
Peculiar Death of Ajm1 Performer
, In ClrcHft ltlnjc.
A Now York nowspapor says an ol.l
man giving tho namo of John Morris
soy nnd who said ho was a formor
clrcuB rider, dlod Btiiltlonly whllo glv
Ing an exhibition In a circus In that
city. Tho man had nppllcd to the
proprietor for hid saying:
"Lot mo work to earn It. I can
.rldo for you If you'll lot mo. It'
boon my trndo. My namo Is John
Morrlssoy."
Ho was sent to tho cook tont and
Inter wob glvon n pony and told to
show what ho could do. To tho eur-
prise of tho porforruera Morrlssoy
wont through feat aftor feat. The
shabby old' man hecamo transfigured
on tho hnrso. Sovoral times he
Iniighnd aloud ns tho othor perform-
nbnto samo shall bo doomed guilty of era applauded IiIb riding.
a misdemeanor. Suddenly tho won flung his head
Tho cttiiso wan not brought up on Into nlr, ntrugglod an Instant as If
Ijiw Commencement.
Stalwart Quartot,
Tho law dopnrtmont of Wlllnmotte 1JonHctlon
EpHorth Lcairaa Convention.
UK-read, L. I., May 16. Tho
iag r-nvcntlon of the Epworth
cf the Methodist church for
d 5r ft opened hero today. It
li'-sJcd by a large and represent-
Pe ty
Tho getupandgettheroatlvepess of
The Dalles Commercial club was re
cently demonstrate whon tho prosl
dont announced that the sum of f 450
was needed to provido for tho wants
of tho club, and this amount nnd
60 additional was subscribed before
tho secretary could flguro up tho in
dividual contributions Orogon City
Star.
Steamship Uxa Broken shaft.
sw York, May 16. The Italian
f C?tx de NapolJ. bound In from
"r with 2000 immigrant. Blgnalled
morning, saying her shaft was
tea.
lw and Mw.
Ute an learn. We lire an'
kkV np, a? Foaa4 out
tag sew Uat tk Bclck-
SOMCTHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
Let us show you a neat, up-to-date
lens for near and far-seeing. It U
eually as good as the expenslre kind,
and half the cost.
Don't throw away your brokeu
rlaaces. Brine them to us. We can
duplicate any part, with little ex
pease. Chas. H. Hinges
QfwJmaAm OyWeli.
IM Cwmrriml Street. BMMtt deer le
--"- tr-M -1 WglV
Unlvorslty will hold Its commeuco
mont exorcises Saturday evening in
tho First M. 13. church of this city.
Tho following excellent program has
been nrranged:
Gulraud
Processional March Cautlor
T. S. Roberts.
Invocation.
Vocal selection, "Good Night, Oood
Night. Boloved" Plnsutl
Misses Ketchum nnd Hales, Messrs
Blahoo and Strang.
Address.. Hon. Alfred F. Sears, Jr.
Vocal solo, II Bacelo, "Valso
Brilllauto" Ardltl
Mernle A. Hug.
Presentation of class.
Conferring of degrees.
Vocal selection, "Tho Long Day
Closos" Sullivan
QUALITY
TALKS
Talk about pretty demonstra
tors Introducing domestic arti
cles, there Is ono that has the
best demonstrators, and they aro
tho Oregon housewives who use
It dally.
Eppfey's Perfection
Bafclag Powder
They know It's tho host be
cause thy are 4emonstratlng the
fact every day. It's the best and
It's made in Salem,
Great crelt Is duo Doan Reynolds
and tho eutlro lnw faculty for tho ox
collont showing mado by tho 1007
olass. Tho clasH Is composed of able
young mon, who hnvo bright lognl
careers boforo them. The members
of tho 1007 chiBs are:
Max Hulnrloh Gohlnar.
James Oarfleld Hultzol.
Hugh Lewis Parcel.
Andrew Marker.
George Barton Simpson.
Warren Wood.
mnm MKKT TIIIH MORMNn.
Willanit-titi fljrls Hold I'Jrlil Mwl
Befort) Hmikfiuit on tho W. U.
I'UI.l.
C. M. EPPLEY
Mufctrer
Sdm,- OrefM
Several records woro broken this
morning whou tho Willamette glr's
hold ono of the most Interesting Hold
meets that was over wltneswod on the
cJunpuH. Nearly nil of tho stunts
that aro commonly listed In a flold
meet wero said to havo beon per
formed with dexterity hy tho fair
co-oc. As tho affair took plnoe he
hind barred gatos all tho reaors
could not he obtained, but It Is said
that all the contestants cntue In on
tlmo, and a most enjoyablo devia
tion was enjoyed. Tho queen of the
broad Jump aroso fairly on the mark
and did) not come down until 11 lin
eal feet wero covered. Tho record of
3 feet, 9 Inches was made by tho fair
high Jumpers, and previous half mild
records were cut all to pieces. Tho
costumes were appropriate for tho
day's exercises. Moat of the ladles
of the track, having basketball cos
tumes, and those who wero not so for
tunato succeeded In borrowing for
the occasion. It 1 srepoitcd that
Manager 8patdiBg, of the department
of law, Is Misting a dress suit from
kl wardr&W, aad grave feara ara
Mtertale4 m to lt pretest c,di-tie.
appeal but on n writ of rovlow and
n h such tho only questions to ho con
sidered nre:
1st. Whothor tho Inforlor court
oxoeedod Its Jurisdiction, and
Off Willi llOH nt ftil Mm txtanvJ.
er's court oxorclscd Kb Judicial funo
tlons orronoously (that la, Illegally
and rontrnr:' to tho course of procod
uro appllcnhlo to tho matter boforo
It).
The court then gnos on to state
what a nuisance Is undor tho dcllnl
tlon of tho lnw, diBcusscss fully the
powor of tho legislature to doctor.)
what aro and what aro not nuisances,
and also the power of a city council
under Its charter to do tho samo. Ho
states that ho has diligently searched
and fou ml no authority glvon tho
city to declare a plaru simply used
for tho "storage" of liquors a nul
sance.
That part of tho ordlnanco which
gives tho power of search andi solz
tiro Is also completely rovlewod. Tho
court conoludos that tho city has uo
power under Its charter to allow a
warrant to bo Usuod either upon the
simple desire of odluors, much los
without an oath or nmrniatlou of a
complaining wltnoss. In support of
seotlon 9 of artlolo I of thu stuto
constitution Is quoted, which rends
as follews:
"No law shall vlolato tho right of
tho pooplo to ho secure In their per
sons, houses, papors and effects
against unreasonable search or selv
tiro, and no warrant shall issue hut
upon probable causo, supported hy
oath or affirmation."
In concluding tho opinion tho
Judge says:
That part of section 8 of tho ordl
nanco which relates to the storago of
IIKIIIIIIIIHItlHIItltH
;;EATIT!
iiEatWtat?
The good tff : :
Mnreal daily aad ''
korIy at the
WHITE HOUSE
RESTAURANT
to retail his lialnnco nnd then pitched
headlong Into tho ring. A physician
who was summoned irnltti tho man
dlod almost Instnntly.
Nothing Is known about tho old
clrciiB rldor, und hits body was car
ried to tho morgue,
'O ...
Mfo of lllnck Hear.
Tho blnok hoar has hor cubs, from
ono to throe, In hor don during tho
mouths of March nnd April, and It Is
nn Interesting thing to know that
sho has tho powor to glvo birth to
hor young nt leant two weeks before
tho proper tlmo if drlvon from ker
don. Sho will return to hor cubs If
lot alohe. In tho don sho cores for
hor young until tho snows of tho
north country havo sufficiently melt
ed to permit of hor getting about,
whon sho "hits tho trail" again. Sho
oats nothing during tho five months
that sho hibernates, except that from
tlmo to tlmo sho will lap tho Icicle
which Is mado hy tho freezing of her
breath on hor paws. She ventures
forth as soon as tho snow has suffic
iently molted to permit of her getting
about and for sovoral days will eat
nothing hut hemlock bark and certain
roots, which not ns a physic. Whou
In her normal stato of health again
sho Is ravenously hungry and will
dlllRontly fish tho brooks and stream
In soured of a dinner of trout, will
htjtit up tho carcasses of dor cr
mooso which havo been overcount by
the sevorlty of tho winter or will prey
upon porcupines by quickly putting
her paw under tho stomach and roil
ing tho poreupluo on Its back, then
with a slap tear out thu entrails aad
oscapo tho quIIU.Flohl and Stream.
o
Havo m Hair Cut.
Whllo transferring somo bees from
ono hive to another, a Drain man's
mosquito bar costumo caught Are
from tho smoker and burned oX tk
remaining dozen hairs from bis head,
leaving him as bald as a doorknob,
says tho Nonparlol.
o
Thu BU-wiIhjc of ChUtkwt.
"Your wlfo used to slag aad play
a great deal. I have sot heard kr
lately."
"Since we have kad eklWre ;
kaa kad i Uie.M
"Ah. child rw mr suck a klussasfH
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