Daily capital journal., March 22, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

DAILV CAPITAL JOURNAI. 8AL8M, ORlCfOJf, MONDAY, MA11C1I 22, 1&08.
TARGET
PRACTICE
ENDED
IT IS A FISH STORY
ILL FATED STEAMER (10ES DOWN
WITH NEAHLY ALL PASSKKG
JiltS AND OICEW ONE BOAT.
TOAD OK WOMKX HANK IN THE
SWIKfc THIS UKAVE CAPTAIN
STOOD ON THE IHUDOE.
(Dy Norman Roso, Stnft Correspond
ent of tho United Press, with the
Fleet.)
Magdalcna Bay, March 23. (Dy
Internment wirolosa to Han Diego)
Tim battleship Ohio la tho drat of
Rear-Admiral Evans' flcoL to com
fctoto her itnrget practice Tho big
lp flrcd tho last shot yesterday, and
today tho winners nro renting nfter
tholr arduous labors.
Tho battleship aeorula had pro
longed night target prncllco Inst
night with hreo-lnoh guns and three
pounders.
A Ashing party from tho Georgia
Tiad a narrow escape from drowning
yoatordny whan a terrific fight be
tween a whalo find a "threshing"
tthark threatened to wreck tho ship's
launch. Tho tthark leaped high In
tho air time and again, nllghtlng on
tho hnck of tho whalo and slashing
It Aorrlbly. It was by tho narrowest
margin Hint tho launch wim stopped
in time to avoid helm; Btuanhod to
Milliliters by tho lung's of tho sou
monstont. Tho weather hero contin
ues lino.
Tho nuppjy ship Guloga arrived
Baturdny with mall and supplies of
frosou nionta and froiltn for tho Hoot,
tho crash. Tho Mnitsu, an 1800-lon
coaster, was cut nearly in two by the
Illdeyoflhl, and filled bo quickly that
sho sank before her boats could.be
gotteniclear. Scores of her passong
ors letfpod Into -tho water, but so
doneo was tho fog thaty the snyill
boats of tho Hldeyoshl, which imrue
lintoly put beck, had the greatest ftlf
Qculty In locating thoso who were
Bwlmmlng.
8omo of tho survivors declare that
ono boat, In which were several wo
men, was lowered but did not get
clear quickly enough to eccnpo being
drawn undor whon tho steamer sank.
Tho captain of tho Mutsu went down
with his Bhlp, remaining at his post
on tho bridge.
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Movo Wins FrienIs.
Toklo, March 23. Expressions of
satisfaction nro being mado by every
newspaper in Toklo at tho decision
of tho administration at Washington
to havo tho Atlantic flcot stop at a
Japanoso port on its trip around the
vorld. Tho mpst rabid antl-Amorl-enn
publications" also Joining In
tho rejoicing.
HE RESTED
HIS-HEAD
ON ARAIL
DAISY
DOOLEY
v
EAILED
y
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Girl Says She Como All tho Way
From Mlchigim to California to
Kill Herecir.
Nblpn Addrd to Meet.
Washington,' March 23. Ordors
"voro Issuod today assigned tho No
lirnslm to tho Atlantic fleet now at
Mr.gdnlonii Hay. Tho ship will prob
ably report to Hear-Admlral H-vniiu
tit Sim Dlogo. Tho WlHconslu will bU
placed in couuuIhhIou nt I'ugot Bound
uboiu April 1. in tlmo to Join thu
llg float.
Jap HtcNiucr NlukH.
Toklo. Muroh 33. Lntor ml vino
from llnkedate, off which point the
Ktunmors MutHii "lnrii and Hldoyoshl
Mnru oollldotl oorly this mornliig,
11 x tho huntbor of drowned at 'J fill,
280 of IhttHi bliK paKHongors of the
MWmi Mnru. ami tho ramnlndor mum
ber or tho orow of tho sumo boat.
Tho Mutsu Mnru lies In several fath
oniM of wntur today, u totnl Ions. Tho
llldoyoihi Main was not badly dum-Aged
A dtMme fog was ronponslble for
(United Prosa Leased Wlro.)
, San Francisco, March 23. Resting
his head on a car rnll In Snn Bruno
avonuo, and awaiting doath becauso
ho said no ono In tho world oared for
him, Fred Pollock was InBtnntly
killed whon n car rushed by him in
tho darkness of hut night.
Motorman Wank, who wns arrest
ed and chnrgod with manslaughter,
declarod ho did not noo tho man ly
ing on tho rnll until It was too lato
to stop tho car. Ho was roloased
on ball.
Pollok, who was a motnl workor,
rocontly booamo despondent because
ho thought ho did not hava a friend
to turn to In onsu of trouble. Rather
than llvo this sort of llfo, he pre
ferred death.
HEARST
HAS A
CANDIDATE
(United Press Leased Wire.)
San 'Francisco, March 23. Miss
Daisy Cooley, a 'patient at the Har
bor Emergoncy Hospital, U today be
wailing the poor luck which last ev
ening caused a doubly plannod atr
tornpt at sulcldo to miscarry.
"I think it Is a aharao that you'
men should Interfere with my plans,
after I came all tho way from Mount
Morris, Michigan, to San Francisco
to kill mysolf," sho declared to tho
nttondlng phyBlslclans.
Aftor boarding a forry for Alame
da last night, Miss Cooley went to
tho ladles' parlor, removed her
clothes and donnod her nightgown.
Sho had Just swallowed a quantity of
Paris green when a member of tho
crow, who had been told of the wo
man's queer actions by other women
on tho boat, broko Into the parlor.
As ho forced open the dobr Miss
Cooloy leaped through a window and
plunged Into tho bay. A small boat
was lowored, and she was rescued
and removed to tho hospital.
Miss Cooloy said sho was once nn
Inmate of an aBylura.
GOLDMAN
WOMAN
TALKING
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
(Continued from pago one.)
Amorlcan Dreyfus." Ho was a cap
tain In tho engineer corps of tho
United States army, and nt the tlmo
of his downfall was In charge of har
bor Improvements at Savannah, Ga.,
the contractors being tho notorious
Greone and Geynor. Frauds wero
unearthed, and tho government ac
cused Carter of abetting them, and
In sharing in tho profits.
Carter served four years In Fort
Leavenworth military prison.
Tillman Knocked Out.
1 Washington, March 23. A telo
grnm from tho bedsldo of 8enator
Tillman, at Columbia, 8. C, f on-,
nounced today that tho famous states
man may not bo able to participate
In tho remaining proceedings of this
session of congress.
Although his condition was much
Improved today, It is thought that ho
will not regain sufficient strength to
onnble him to make tho trip to Wash
Ington before tho senate adjourns.
New Cars
Two now cars of tho same typo as
has boon nun on the asylum lino,
havo been put Into servlco by the
Portland General Electric Company
on tho run botweon tho cemetery and
tho fair grounds. It Is probablo that
a now Bchodulo will bo put Into voguo
running thoso cars on this lino at 1G
mlnuto Intervals.
GOREANS
RESORTED
TO FORCE
TESTED
BULK SEEDS
Uwioiiihwr that wo huvo tin
targtMt d trior In tho valley
and are prepared to make clo
prlotM tin ilrst-otuM o1h. All
our Muds aro TMSTMD buforo
boiltK offered for sale, ThU In
sure m only on planting us
you know that tho utd will
grow If planted at iho right
time of Uiy rauwn.
Farm Seeds
V lutiko a KpeeiMly of
Farm and V SM in any
quantity, and huv n uIUi
!tM aloek lo iMtait fnw.
Chick Feed
Wo bwiKht arload of
Chirk fvd this saso.n, aHU ar
!u a piwttUm to niak low
priced. Tht quality i tho burnt
on tho market. Kmmhr
that wo oar$y a very largo
mtmk or poultry auppWHa
aud iwll ou & wry low margin.
Call or writ for price
1). L WHITE i SONS
255CMMlSt Ptoxteteo
Now "brk, Mnrelr 23. Thomai U
llliKon. who wiih th Iliwrat oandl-
dnto for governor of ifuwwohusttU,
has boon sprung by lh fltMirat papers
as a llkwli' oandldnto Cor PrMldout
on ! ItidepoudoHao Leaguo tlektt.
llowvr. tlmro Is u tttriag to tho
boom, as Mr. Ilrnt may Iw tk can
dldato hlmsolf.
Tho Loaguo will hold Ut eOMVn-
Uun linmsdlntoly followlug tho Dui
vr nouvoutlou.
Mr. lllsKun has boeomo prsmluent
throiiKU hla attacks upon thv Stand
ard Oil Company and ethur coritorK
lions.
Ills pa runts ware ClwrmunK, and U
trouhloa his futhor hnd with th
Standard Oil cutis! tho mh to tight
that corporation at ovtry fipportu-ulty
Bicycle
Repairing
W'v hav n foroo of skllhtd amt
oxmrlnod m alwa) at
your yervhjo; or mtlUtlat nw
umx'ik1 and twr prieag are
as low m Reed wkaaji8lU
wilt pwrmH ktH aw not
afmld to kuh; all fwir
work whlak liitTt or biuuto. ,
Just ufcAH h-1I" ml w v
wilt onll (r yor wbMl.
We oarry tk Plwrw ami tk .
shoU Uitytoi, ami wftt Ui
tw yo.
Our ILb of iUktag tetkfci lp'
moftt cujp.)t--Cftea la and
dt our nritu
, H AUSER BROS.
1 18$. GooMKrcblSt
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Mllwnukee, Wis., March 23. Now
is tho crisis of tho age, and the work
Ingmnn should 'net at onco. Thora nro
not onough oniuton and soldtors in
tho world to stop the thin of nnnrahy,
onco tho worklngmnu linn tolt his
power."
TluiH spoke Emma Goldman, tho
"qtiosn of tho rods," to a crowd of
1000 porsouu, who had gathorad In
nn obsouro hall to llston to hoc ha
ranguo. "Thoro Is a consplraoy In this conn
try to hang every porsou connected
with nuarchy," sho oontlnued, excit
edly. "The men who tried Moyor,
ilnywood and Ptttbono dnrod not
find them guilty, for thoy know that
tho spirit of tho Paris communo
would I'lae up and ns v!olnco If no
wary to save tht men. Thl fIrlc
U ntrongur than vr, aud soon, It
condition do not ohaugtt. the red
rtatr of -anarohy will tfoat In evory cor
tier of the globe."
Police wore prwont, but no at
tempt to prevont tho Goldman woman
from spoaklng was made.'
KAliKM MAHKKT.
Ikk! WlinhiiAlp Market.
Kk9--He.
Uutter Country 8TV4c croamory,
30C'3bc.
Hon 12c; mlxet chickens, lOev
I.ocuT wheat 8Sc
Oats 36c
Harley -l2-Ci$25.
FlourHard wheat, N.80,
valloy, T.00.
Hay -Cheat, .$14; clover, llfrd?
U per ton; timothy. fUCflf.
Oalorw iia lb,
Hope Old.ttff 2c; now, SH
Oaeeara Bark 3 t SVio.
Mohair SIo.
Iteunil Market.
0t Ho par ha.
Wheat 11. 00.
Rolled barley $30.
Kgs Ho,
I1h tier Country, 3(9; oream
T. c
Flour Vajley, $1.20 pr sack:
hard wheat, $1.40911.50.
nran Sl per wok; $2S.50 per
Ua; ikert, $l.i per saak.
HHiw-ckeat, $16; elvr. $15;
?t, S&e; elvr, Tie per wt.
Uvfatook.
HotfS Fat, '$S.I0.
Stock hots $4.00.
Oqw lp. $0; fair $S$2.0
Steere Toiw. S.0; fair, $2.T5
$3.00.
Troplcul Ftulte.
Uanaaas $6.
Qranj; $2.55,
Lemons $3.60 f 4.50.
Veal Dressed. BOTc
Portland .Xiarkvt.
Wheat -01ik. S3e: -aUay. SSc:
fblutt eteia. Slie.
f Penary He, 13f He; duok.
Ii4tl6e; Hkwmw. 4d $1 per dos.
MiHstuflf Bran, $24.
Hay Timothy, vaMe, $IT$18;
nlfalta, $1SU3.
VirtcbIH.
(United Pross Loasod Wlro.)
San Frnnolsco, March 23. D. W.
Stevens, advisor to tho Corcan coun
cil of state, today deplded not to nt
totnpt to prosocuto tho four Irnto
Coreans who knocked him down in
tho lobby of tho Fairmont Hotol last
night and beat him with rattan
chairs. Ho bollovos his assailants nro
probably sbudonts, who allowed tholr
patriotism to run awny with tholr
hotter Judgment-
' , Tho Coronns In San Francisco nro
angry becnubo Mr. Htovona said In n
recent Intorvlow thnt, among othor
things, tho Coronns nro being grontly
benollttnd by Japanoso protootlon.
Last evening a commftteo cnllod on
him to protest.
Mr. Stovons attempted to Justify
his stand, whoroupon ono of his call
ers knocked him down, whilo tho oth
er threw pouncod upon lilm, and beat
him with rattan chnlra until they
were pulled off.
M?niiimniiiiiHiiiiiwniWimmjmM
The Wise Candidate
goes to ELLIOTT for
his Cards and other
particular Printing'
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The man after neat,
tasty and correct
printin
never stops at the
other place after com cem
ing: here.
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QED
N. D. ELLIOTT
Phone 1243
223 S. Commerdul!
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MUHDKU IX A
UIiOUl) OF MYHTtiKY.
(United Press Loaned Wlro.)
Los Angolos, Cal., March 23.
Mystory surrounds tho shooting of
John Orth, whoso body was found In
tho room of George Klnlbor, on East
Fifth Btroot. yooterday with a bullet
hole In hie head.
Orth was shot as ho lay on tho bod
naluop. Coroner Wllllnms will mnko
an Invest leatlon, and nicnuwhllo
Klalbor Is being hold by tho police.!
Nominations Filed.
W. F. Jackcon, of Mow, ib
Blres to bo Democratic msIUh
Representative of the i$!i i'.
this morning Alod his ixtsj
tho secretary of state, aad it
hlnuolf nn upholder of Suti
No. l.
D. T. Taggarf, of Fo"i
Illod his pot'tlon for noain'j
tho ofllco of district st'eat' J
district, RcpubllMa party
wiiihtwiiiiiiiiiiitfciiiiiiiiiiiwitmitmmwtiiwtiwiititww'
BLUE SERGE
Before you know Spring will be upon us.
pare yourself now with the proper garaeils.
invite you to see our Spriig line of Blue Serges-
most popular suit for early Spring wear. Wj
the famous
.
Bishop's Ready
Tailored Suits
Prices $12.50 to $25.
Washington
Fashioned Apparel
We Have AH Sizes and Styles
I Salem Woolen Mill Sb
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