Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 07, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI. . e DAILY OAPI TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1008 r.4 J"rr 'i t 1 rfirx,,,- wy POWDER 1 - Absolutely Pur Thm mmly kmkltsg ibmwafwr mmtfm with Roy ml Gigtw Grmmm of Tmrtmr Nt Alum, No Limi Phospliitia V I 4- .t: ' i A Groat Watcrine Waco. tic City. Tho flowers the confottl and tho papor BtrcjimcW aro lacking FRISCO'S GREETING GLORIOUS TO THE 8(6 FLEET SHOWERED WITH FLOWERS TllK .n SAILORS PARADE VETERANS OP ALL FORMER WARS WAS THERE TO JOIN THEM. (United Proas Lca&od Wire.) x8nn Francisco, May 7. Patriot ism ran Tlot today In San Francisco. Tho reception given tho flcot was great, but the rGcop'tlon glvon the men aBhoro wari greater. Sailor and soldier were cheorcd, pelted with flowors, showered "with adultGrntlon and admiration. Rear Admiral Evans was cheered from tho moment he fell Intd lino until tho conclusion of tho parade and review when he wan driven rnp Idly o the St. Francis hotel to Join his wlfo and daughter. Both sides of Market strcot and Van Ness nvonue. over which tho pat ado passed, were packed with hundreds of thousands of people, not one of whom did not add his mltu to tho rlnclnir welcome to Evans and his men. Arrived at tho revolving point on The position which Atlantic City to be oure, but In their stead aro lias como to occupy as a pleasure th? basket clialrs of all varieties Iri and health resort Is now quite mi- novcr-cndlng procession, tho con "prome. Thoro Is clearly nothing at certs over tho wnW and the wnlk Jill like It upon this continent, and fc3tooned with ' brilliant lights. No Ifls unexampled among all tuunpns, Krechman o Italian but would own, baths and rcsortn of tho wide world, after seeing It, that It Is ono of it Is not uowndays u meru , ha van the fascinating festivals of the tor a few hundreds or thousands In world. Bunimer, eager to escape tho heat of Thy continued growth of thiu city a near-by city, it Is a national, al- by the sca.diM ceased to be a mat "most an International, gathering ter for anybody's 'concern. It pro placo at alL seasons of tho year. In cceds naturally and constantly, for midwinter as In midsummer, In no other reason than thnt tho poo-jy,,,, pjCH8 avenue, the adnilral.'s car spring as In autumn, thoro aro com- pie find hero what solaces nml . .UgU U8 well ns that containing Gov forts and 'pleasures here for ail picnics them. No one can marvel classes of the people. at it whon lie undorstnndu how sue- , Tho Easter holidays, and oupcclul- cojsfully great trains of money havo ly Ea-jter Sunday, have long since, bion Invested hu'o for the onter tomu to bo a favorite tlino at At- (alumcut of men and women of ov lantlc City, and no sign of tho fluan- cry kind of tnste. Tho city may bo clnl depression which tho rest of expected In n fow years to attain tho world lu supposed to havo felt very much greater size, to grow, In- was seen upon tho Boardwalk, on deed, until It covoru th cutlro eight tho piers, In the hotels or in any or ten miles of const comprehended other part of this groat Mecca of between Abseeon and Great Egg tho plensuro loving this year. The Harbor Inlet". Nor can any ob- tralns cumu lu many sections from servant person who has known this Philadelphia,. Now York, Washing- rosor.t through tho past twenty years ton, Pittsburg and Chicago. Tho of Its history think thl.i devolopmont treut esplanade' on the bunuh front very fur away.Phlladelphla Lodger. aviih crowded wllh ladles, !n thefr n AmnrteSt hats nnd frocka, with Jtltolr j.hiio'h Family Medicine will give OBcorfs. Pnrltf, Uniip, Nice or you u digestion that will permit you ftaple? do not fiirnlvh a carnival to oat good things inoteod ot "health which as a popular HiBtlirUon oipiaU foods" of various sorts that ar.i tho Easier Sunday parade nt'At'nn- ''P'ntnble ns hoy. Porch furniture, thiilrs and rocker j atv essential to tho en HO'ithil to Hie unJoymoiH of .i mi miner porch. Why not huv them a comfortub u and blh I;' n uooilble'; piirt of' lfH. lino wo are showing have maple Cram , nuttira' color, doublu ca'iie seats mid backs. The mor.'. xpunMve kind are tinlbhud In foroit green and woathurod oak and intig In price to suit one nnd all. ' 1 U Wull paper, now papers and ejvert decorating. The qual ity store's exclusive wall papois go hand In hand Hh the mokt nrtlhtlc docorntlon. You can nt a glance thy viporlor lone of oui iu uovttltlcH. 'llliJWjwJl atilk you ns being tho rlohtsit. an 1 the mobt luxurloiiH uolorlugs ovot' prepared for decoiatlou! .lust now wo have many loaders that vo would like to show you In tho ptetthwt shadkh Imaginable, and our decorators aro noted for their teiuh and llulsh. Every part of your room Is considered size, color BchMiie- tho prominent feuturos, the furniture, carpets, the hurmouy an a whole !l haw the place in our (Umlgner's solec tlou of papers Sampb's und emulates supplied for any room lu bo house , BGOOtlaXdL m rS 1 1 4 f & ii ft m i fr VSyft'g m. ipEJj urnor Gllletto nnd Secretnry of tho Navy Metcalf, fell out of lino for re view. As'thc men passed they gavo tho marching salute. Tho movement of the sailors from ship to rihoro began at daybreak. Spick and Bpnn, tho bluo Jackets and huliinea went over Into the wait ing boatB, which woro hauled to tho docks In strings by the bnttloHhlp lunches. Onco on shore, they wore assembled In tho first" four streets off tho Ferry building loading Into Mar ket street to await the order to mnrch. The Btnrt was delayed, but tho marchers and spectators were good natured. Whon the signal td1 start did. eomo nnd the mounted poljco nt tho head .of tho column woro seen to movo off, a cheer went up, spread ing Ilko wild lire tho full length of the line. Thrco platoons of tiolleo, com manded by Captain of Detectives Kelley, all mounted on beautiful chargers, presented a handsome ap pearance, . tho horse seemingly dancing to the music or the band that followed them. Hoh'nd the band came tho grand marshal of tho parade, Ihigradler Gonornl Kostcr, or the Callfornln national guard, fol lowed by his gorgeous attired staff and mounted ordorlles. 11 nded by Brigadier General Funston, tho regulars of the army swung Into line. Genornl Puna ton was followed by Ills staff of ton, with Colonel W. .1. Duncan as chief. Tho onllstcd mon came next, tho nolso of their steady tramp, tramp rising above tho hoof beats or, tho army horses ridden by the com mander nnd staff and oven nudlblo above tho cheers of tho spectators, the pecullnr and enchanting cadenco of tho soldiers' march reaching tho ears despite other and seemingly grcntor noises. Tho nrmy division was made up of engineers, signal corps company, en tiro Twnty-sccond regiment Infan try, 12 companies of coast artlllory, roglnient of bIx companies of coast artillery, second battalion First Uni ted States artlllory, second quadron Fourteenth United States cavalry. In the first carriage were seated Governor Gillette nnd Secretary of the Navy MetcaU. The nine follow ing contained Governor Glllotte's staff nnd ofllcera from tho fleet. In the eleventh woro Governor Sheldon of Nebraska and members of the tl-t-t committee. Members of Gover nor Sholdon's staff rode In the six following. tho Atlantic and Pacific llcpt. Not onco thrahgh tho mnrch did the cheering for Jaek coaso. Women nnd girts that had managed to se cure, positions next tho ropes thnt Hopnrnted the crow'tls from tho marchorB, heaped him with flowors threw Jimr.el wreaths over his rlfln and ln'other ways ohowed him that ho la appreciated and liked cvou If he Is only nn enlisted man. Many of tho sailor boys had friends among tho spectators and tho enthusiasm jthat tholr appearanco awoko" border ed on hysterics. Tho third di"Is!u r"nnB6d of voter?:; organizations, stnte mi- lltaa o',d soml-mllltaryi orgnnlza tlonp,, Tho head of tho column started from Sansomo and Market, leading tho way out Market to Van Ness along tllo woat a'ldo of Van Ness to Washington, thonco countermarch ing on tho cast sldo of Van Nobs to Market, thonco . down Market to Taylor, where thoparndo disbanded. t b VICTIMS (Contlnuod From Page 1.) It had been placed In at holo In tho ground. Sheriff Smutzor loft for Chicago to work on a theory that tho Gunncs3 house in that city was a "fonco" for murdorors, with h -ndqunrtors In La Porto. Coronor Hoffninn, and Assistant Chlor or Pollco Schucttler or Chicago havo decided to dig on tho promises or Mrs. GunncBs' former homo In Austin to ascertain If any bodies woro burled thoro, Stales Attorney Smith lenrnod to day that the Gunncsrf homo, which wns burned, had doors wllh heavy locks on thorn, somot or them having two nnd throo. One' room hnd heav ily barred windows. It Is thought thnt thlB was tho "murder chnmbor" or the wntnnh "niuebenrd." Kenedy's Laxntlve Cough Syrup dors not consttpnto, but ontho other hand Its laxative principles gently move tho bowels. Children like It. Sold by nil druggists. .SVOXIZA.! 1 Urak iIHk: jiifi New si !!&l D2 SprinVCM ve? fus,., 'm AJZ" W WcWlHTju hSblMW ' Thin. .,n,l .. dinm ..T '"! ndaM,l Nm Ctrtkit iA. BilUr Hi tn Tirt Wid feoft'roli. Tlio fabrics are la the New Mixtures 0f Gray,' Br uuves.t. , We urahmvlnglMa New Suit irt" aovoral sradc, !"' Tlin KTa... tfn.l.l ii.. ... ..... ' 1B '""' "r ,l "andsomo Suit, butJtUfl ue a .comfortable Suit proposition for Spring a6d - G. W. Johnson & l.'.lwl Ulimiliim. I.. I.S.....I.... - ..,.. .. I . . - ' '"HV " '""" .imnn-w.piy. or butter there tMJ , . iiiunca. JnGermfVi Til ll ullltninimt ..iw.u. ...... I -. il. i- .. ""; II ""-. !--v. .ivit iu liiu ucr tno old tariff iu i Iirklli Pnrllnnuint If ,,t........ ,!...! ". Ul " "" "i'i""'" imn.1 miNii were n n. ....... In 1900 tho Imports of wheat and consumption. The vi wiicin iiuur ihui inu united King- has a considerable cportuhl uu"1 " 'o i tum. in uiu louu.tiicso coinmodltlei supply. In Gormuny tho Imports In I The Imports of vbeat uf J iiuu iniu iiuuBi. yunr ipr which rc-iiour Into tho UnltM KIm tiiritH woro avalalble) wore 35 pen 1900 were: From Brttbl cent, nnd In. Franco lu 190C, 3 per slons, 3n.077.S61 nM cent of the total supply.. It wnH C 1 12 pounds each). of t(t stated that In tho United Kingdom 12,3G2,D17 (I.IH, njl In 1900 Imported supplies woro of forolgn countries miiii meat, about 47 ior cent; or butter, dredwolghts, of the tiWI r. i per cent, und or cheese 01 per 110,181. Thd qnutlrfifj cent or the totnl consumption. For J grown In the United E!sbi I'Toncc,. tho latest returns relate to 1900 wns 3S.474.lfil l. UT.JII..II... iL.i..ti IA . I SO" 1111,1 In Mint t'iMlK flirt littin,p ... ..!!. I. Ll.l. ...I. n ,i inn k nn inn nam naix nmiirni i---, . ... jvh, nu v, n ni-iKim, ui wuiui dtwh BlsuKlMt SIX IT " T of n,tat woro 3 "or cont nnd of '90 lwr nt u dlrwlfi r ltAv J57sJa fw 'cheese 5 por cont or the totnl sup- rood by tho people. f Oregon Sennia Mineral Paint W. Y. RICHARDSON, Manager We arc manufacturing forty-two Standard Tints and colors of Oregon Mineral Paint Ground in Oil and Guaranteed Strictly Pure, Durable and Sat isfactory in every particular. In carriage eighteen bat Rear Ad miral Rvnns and Mayor Taylor, sur rounde 1 by the Salt Lake cadets. The other carriages making up thU part or the pnrado contained the foreign consuls nnd commanding otllcers of the tloot. Net lu Hue and forming the sec ond division, enmo tho men from the fleets. Their uppoarance was the signal for an outburst that equalled tho appearance or Hour Admiral Kvuns. Led by the captain or the Connecticut, 5600 marines and sail ors marching to the muslo or their bands. The marines In tho smart uniforms nnd vlsored caps, led the van, followed by the sailors from McMINNVlLLK. OlilttiOX, AVUlh 2. 1W. GUIDON HIKXNA MIXKItAL PAINT CO, SAL1C.M, OIIKGOX. (JKXTLKMKX: IX RKI'IjY TO VOUJIS OF RKCKNT HATE, WILL MV THAT THU 8IKXXA PAINT THAT TIIK STATU IIOUOHT WIOSI YOU IX TIIK VKAH 1008 (18 1IARKKLS)AND AHOUT THK8AMH AMOUNT IX 1007, TO PAINT TIIK OltKflOX STATK IX8AXK ASVLU3I JllTIJ IXCJS.'HAS GIVKX KXTTRK SATLSFACTIOX. IIRFpRI? WB PW TIHS PAINT OX. OUR RRICK WALM 8WKAT SO I1ADLY WE THOUGHT VK WOULD TRY CKAIKXT ON TIIKM TO iCKKP THE .MOISTUREOUT Wl'T OVR AR01IITKCT FROM PORTLAXI) THOUGHT REST TO TH SOME OF YOUR SIEXXA MINERAL PAINT. SINCE WE PIT i PAINT ON, IT SHUT OUT ALL OF THE MOISTURE AND AVE HAK PERFECTLY DRY WALKS KOW. IT IS MX OPINION THAT TIIEOfc IS NOTHING RETTKR THAN YOUR PAINT FOR&nR!CK WAUi AND I TAKE PLBASUIII3 IN RECOMJ1KNDING IT TO THE run" YOURS VEin' TRULY, " J. F. CALDHEATH. p pppppppppppppppppMpppBpppp THFCF DAIMTC arc used by the State I I IL..J.L. I mli I ij rv.t-l' lMnfrtnnC Oft . rum iil iiisuiMuu.- Merit and have stood the severest tests that can be plied. APPLY BY MAIL OR PHONE, OR CALL AT FACTORY ON TRADE STREET BETWEEN CHURCH AND HIGH This Paint is taken from ' the Mines in Lane coo manufactured at SalenvOre. tiM