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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1907)
j 4 DAILT OAF1CAL JOHRNAID, SM&M, OltBGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1007. things about him, which, owing to his modesty, ho does not like to mon tion. Tho watch was returned in good condition, and nil that ho had to pay was 25 cents. Tho clairvoyants will hold a ses sion at tho Smith homo tonight, and probably tho table will bo called up on to do some stunts to demonstrate the muscular ability of tho incor poreal and substanceless essonco of nothing. of rtttrvrtfl ftil. Bkuv.u, AU13 seems n 3 as to tho maniacs and S why bar evervbn ,. ffilS ---- visej TRAIN SERVIGE IS X-RAYS A Salem special of vmi..j Formal complaint agan8t ,k leuod injwlnm.n,... .. ,.8ain8t M f ",n ;:.:,:":' ine i I M 131 4fr . F Jfl -the work approves "the greed moneysaver Sent on pprovaJ mm -mote Buck's stoves and ranges have been sold in this city tkis fall than all other snakes combined. "there is a reason" they have so many distinct advantages and 'so well made that we and the manufacturers have had moughfaith in them to send hundreds out on approval, let us send one to your hometoday. we put on sale many real tatnltate bargains this morning. Kt jRvnVAmi ,iafifcijnn m.ui Gjf .00 a week pays for any Back's stove or range sent on approval. ae A NIGHT WITH THE SPIRITS OTahel G. Wilson and Rose Ruff Hold Seance On Winter Slreet Last Nljjlil The spirit of tho departed ap yiaurod hint night at thu hoinu of aiiu Hmlth, on Houtli Winter ntruut, and through thu modlum of Mabel C, "WIIhoii ami Hoho M. Huff, two l'ortlnud okilrvoyuut HplrltuulUt mo llumti, told thouo who had lissom 3j1mI tho iiikHt, present mid what 1h to onic. At 8 o'clock, when tho re jporlor arrived tit tho Iiouho whoro itho uplrlUi mot, ho wau escorted In to u coHlly furnished room, whoro .it many vvoll known people of 8a 'loin, among whom ho recognized hbv voml of thu loading Hpirltunl lights of tho city. Muhol Wilson, tho main interpreter, Ib also u uuiRlolun, ami tor half an hour entertained her .audience with tho Hootlilng and In aplrlng HtraliiH of "Modltntlon,M and ifchu harmonloH of tho "Dream f IVirmllsc," rendered upon tho organ. At S 30 alio loft tho piano and took a Hoat near her oo-workor, who held liur hand, while Mrn. Smith, the hoi 4ohh, rendered severat selections, mUUHHIIlllHHIIIIM Every Month in the Year : : llrlttgn Ita current bills. Ouo way to pay them la to go from '.'. pine to place, carrying tho " money with you, at tho risk of ; ; losti and tho dune of ovor- ' looking thtt taking of u receipt, ! nnd having koiiio of It to pay ; ' over again. Tho convenient busi ueus-llko way la to pay all bill ! ! by ehokt no mnttor how small. ; A check la tho boit receipt you can have, raying out money ! ! in this way lusuroj correctness ; and glvoa you comploto roc- ; ; ord of all money paid out. Open a Check I hk Account With I ! u. :: SALEM 4 STATE BANK i Salem, Oregon iitHimt-Htttntitnu- with tho plnnlmlmo Htop controlling tho luHtrumont. Tho medium cloHud her oyeti, and, oxcopt for u tremble of hor IIph, tint motfonloHH for soveral mliuitoH. Ah tho uweet HtrnliiH of uuihIo died awuy Mabel nroso and asked Homuoiio to give her a mib Joct on which to lecture. An oldor ly gentleman, who wit In the corner, HUKKWtod that tho Hplrlt visitor ex plain 1(8 pamMiKo from tho life to thu plrlt world. Tho Interprotor then, In an addrww, tried tooxplnln tho "so-called death ami nfler lift." Many of tho veiim and o.prefttilou were not entirely arcordliiK to Mur ray or (Intone, but probably that wna the fault of the oplrlt, who, or which, repreMnted that when tho material body wan laid to rout, tho Hplrlt went out of It, mid wiih lu the sum con dition, "tto to apoiik," hb when It roHted lu tho breathliiK form of clay. It wiib Hiibjuct to iulvaiict'iiion, and wiih dependent upon othcrts lu tho uplrlt world, jimt as we are In II U helped and lullueuced by those with whom wo associate, it soemed by tho train of argument advanced, which KomotimoH wuvorod from tho Hiibject, dUciiHaud, that the uplrlt would boiuo tlmoH lliiRor a round Its earthly form for yonra before realU liiK a way It could free Itself from Home hIii committed In life, and would receive "tho truth" by com muulcatlUK with hoiiio enrthly being Although tho Hplrlts have power to guide tho poople still on earth, they do not Heem, Homotlmes, to have power or the knowledge to guide UioiiiHolvotJ and rnUe to n higher plane of enlightenment Thin wps VETCH AND CHEAT SEED We havo a limited amount of each on hand, mid If you will need any bettor put your order In early, ai th supply will not equal tho demand. tho llrst Hoanco tho writer over had tho privilege of nttendlng, nnd, as the medium explained, the uplrlts did not work very well, (probably owing to tho chill of tho utmoA phero) and thero woro somo things that woro not made vory cloar. Tho unearthly vUltor gavo his namo ns Joe KoroMt, nnd, although tho ro porter did not hear hltn, ho wim said to be proHont, Tho remainder of tho evnlng wns taken up In rending charnctcr nnd delivering mossnges of special splr ItH to tho gllOHts. Tho mimoa of persons supposed to have crossod to tho spirit land woro badly mixed, according to tho mem ory of tho nddrossod, but tho medi um snld that tho ghostly visitors would roniombor better lator. Tho writer gavo tho lntorprotor of spirits his watch (for tho timo bolng, It ho lug the time) and sho said many nlco Tho state fair management made a great mistake In not appointing Frank Meredith as ono of tho Judges of the live stock. Mr. Meredith has alwnys been an ardent lover of flue stock, and from his earliest youth has mado that a Btudy. When ho Is talking InBitranco or theatre you would hardly suBpcct ho is an au thority on livestock also, hut onco got him started, and tho way ho will talk about tho points, neck, eyes, horns, color nnd coat, Is a surprise. Ho advnnccs tho theory that more can bo told of an animal's blood and breeding by tho flnoness and quality of tho hair than by any other slnglo point. Moresso, recently of Snlom, but now of The Dnllcs, nnd prying out the Chronicle, is taking a different view of things. Ed. has learned that Tho Dalles Is tho most "convinc ingost" plnco on earth, nnd ho is now sntlsncd that Tho Dalles Is tho "Cherry City." Tho next thing Ed. will bo thinking It Is the boss city for "ponchos." m That dog that Undo .Too kicked hnd a right to bo mad. Anyone who was over kicked by a measly old shotgun can form a faint idea how jiiuch It would hurt to bo kicked by a dmnon. A Now York man hns boon flnad $2500 for pulling out a handful of his wlfo's hair. It Is rather para doxical, for whllo ho did not deny tho chnrgc, ho sworo it was false, that Is, tho hair. Fairbanks saved a girl from drowning, Uryan saved another from nn nutomobllo and now Undo Joo Cannon comes Into tho Carncglo medal and presidential class by kick ing a dog. Tho dispatches Bay tho dog was mad, hut whether ho was mad boforo or nftcr Joo kicked him Is not stnted. Soattlo gavo Tnft nn onthuslns'.lc good-byo. Even tho Domocrats can Join honrtlly In that kind of a social function for Tnft. An exchango sayb manlncs, crim- L Inals nnd lunatics aro permitted to marry nnd thinks It should ho """ "--: on the Corvalu .v.. .amuiiu, between """ uiuniu, naa bppn m.j tho railroad commission by nJ Bontntivo B. F. Jones, m L.', onco, sotting forth ia mM iuu surges enumerated in the ' Inal and informal comnlalnt uj company exorcises discriminate uu tieiBiu rnies cuarged op0a; load Bhlpments of lumber Iroa uuo unu turn uity to Albany M . pared with shipments ot tt,. . commodity from Mill cit t. qulnn, a much greater distance,! uvun upon Bnorter hauls. j Complnlnnnt declares thB cJ lis & Eastern charges from Ml $G3 por enr for each freight car cd with lumber from Tolcdn City, caBtbound to Albany, whe snut company charges less than i that amount from the mills oa end of tho road east of Albany for n Bhortor haul. Ho asks fa hearing, and that an order be i romedylng tho conditions comptjl of. Summnrlzod tho other chH nre: Thnt tho company does not vido sufficient accommodation! passongors riding on Its tralm tho rnilroad; that upon raanrdi mon and women hnvo been compel to stand In tho aisles and upon platforms between Ynqnlna and! bany; that tho company runs ml trains, carrying freight and paw crs nnd stock upon tho same tn entitling dolny and much suffering tho stock, as well as to tho pa ers; that by reason ot the oj crowded conditions on the tralat lives of tho passenccrs were dangorcd; that the railroad It la unsnfo condition In thnt hundred tho ties nro so rotten that tier i not hold tho spikes; that the ej pnny In soiling tickets oreru Btcnmboat thnt has only t am capacity of 100 paBsetiBcn. tta as thoro Is often as ninny as UM songora crowded on the boat til houao scow which tho host sol times has to tow, and that the t pnny sells tickets from Albany i othor points, discriminating ui other snfor bonts en tho bay CA.STO XIX As. iu-ti.. jUK"HlMKmi Bigaituo s J4 r J JL JL ij 1 I JL' JC 0 ." I Tillson & Co iSUS6iUtghStt9tt Pho J 39 Sakm,rO ttsl L si WmW r !i Wmm i & 0Kf I Note all these jaunty fashion touches of the "BISHOPS READY TAILORED CLOTHES" Newest and most exclusive pat terns and fabrics New Curved Lapeh Wide Double-Stitched Seams These suits will he the most popuia suits won by well dt essed men this fall. Ptice $ J 0 to $35 Vsr Jl Salem Woolen Mill Store 1 MS " ""I