Daily capital journal., May 19, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BiUfEM. QREflON. TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1008
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ChglandSays
NO ALUM
In Food
and strictly prohibits
the sale or alum
bating powder1- 'Bl,i.V
So does France
So does Germany
The sale of lum foods
ha been made illegal in Washington and the District of Colum-1
bla, and alum baking powders arc everywhere recognized as f
IBJUnOUS. J0 tecj; y0ur$ef agajnst 3Um
wnen ordering DaKing powaeiy
Say plainly-
ROYaLpowder
and be very sure you get Royal.
Rpyal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grata
Cream of Tartar. It adds to the digestibility and .wholc-1
someness of the food.
IS CAKE
A WINE
OR BEER
UNITED STATUS SUPREME COURT
MAY RAVE TO DECIDE AF
FECTS MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
IN DUTY.
(United Pith l.cnHcJ Wire.)
Ban Frnnclsco, May 19. In all
probability nn appeal will bo talton
to the Unltod States supremo court
from tho duclslon of tlio United
States district court of appeals,
hnuded down Monday, In which It It
held that Snko, the national drink
of Japan, whlqh Is ure)ved from rice
nnd Is Imported to this country In
largo omnUlles, Is n "still wlno"
nnd .tluroforo dutlnblo ns such, and
Hot as n "boor." Tho dochlon In
volves more than S2t000,00 finlcl In
to tho United Stnies troasury under
protest and Increnao tho duty from
40 ccnttt por -gallon In bottles to
J,flO per gnllo nnnd from 20 po
cent to DO per cont In hulk.
SLASHES
BABIES
THROATS
Ach loft off last night, Attorney I. F.
Chapman today addressed tho Jury
In tho Ruof caso.
Tho argument will end this after
noon. Judgti Doollng will rend his
Instructions and tho case will go tho
Jury probably thla evening.
One of tho important matters to
bo denlth with in tho Judge's instruc
tions will bo tho determination ns to
whethor Gallagher, Wilson, Coleman
and tho other boodllng supervisors
who wore on tho stand are or nro not
accomplices of Rucf. Should tho
Judge Instruct that they nro accom
plices tho ovldenco for tho prosecu
tion will fall to the ground through
lack of other corrobatlve- toitlmony.
(Uultoil Pre l.enred Wire.)
San Frnnolsco, May 10. Crazed
by drink, William J. Hannn, aged 31,
a plumbor, living nt 1111 Tonnoaiee
Btrpot, utumptod to murdor his wife
and two babies nt 'A o'olouk this
moinlng bornuao his ,wlfo remon
strated with him for remaining out
ivU night and spondlng his earnings
for liquor.
After ndmlnlatorln a terrible
beating to hh wlfo, Hannn wont in
to another room to get a Tnzor with
tho avowed Intention of murdering
the family and committing sulcldo.
Attracted by tho woman's, screams
u policeman rushed Into tho house
nnd entered tho bedroom J'ist In time
to ?co tlu fronzlod husband nnd
father slash the throats of the two
children, quo npod 1 yoar and tho
other 2. Iloforo tho would-be mur
doror could comploto his blood work,
the pnlictMnnu follod him with hU
night Htlck, nUnpad on tho handcuffs
nnd bound his log?. Then rushing
Into the street the bravo olllcor Im
pressed an automobllo, in which tho
violins of their father's rago wore
hn-Ui convojod to tho hospital.
11 rnleo. tho oldop child, had' suf
fered n throo inch gnsh ncross tho
thront, tho Juglar voln being narrow
ly ml sod, and Rurton, tho baby boy,
rocelved two deop wounds In the
nock.
It 1 1 hollavod they will recover,
Dl'llOIS FACTION !
OUT IX UTAH.
(Culled Vrvm I.i'nuoit Wire.)
Uolse, Ida., May 10 YestordnyM
Democratic primnrles Indicate tho de
feat of tho Dubois faction of tho Dem
ocrntlc party generally over tho stnto
In Ada county tho nntl-Dubols
tickets wore elected in 20 out of tho
21 precincts, Including every precinct
in Ilolns, Noz Porcos, Elmoro and
DoIrc counties woro carried by tho
ant I -Dubois faction and I.ibols del
egates woro named In Washington
county. The result In Idaho county.'
on which tho control of tho Twin ,
Fnl's convention depends, is still In
doubt.
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GTNNEKS WOMAN DID
NOT 00 HACK TO NORWAY
(I'nlloil l'reim I.mummI Wire.)
Trondhjom, Norway, May 10.
Bryndhl'd Poulsdnttor was tho maid
en name of Mrs. Hello Gunner,
whog "murder farm" nt La Porte,
Ind., In America, Is now tho contei
of an investigation.
According to a report made by tho
nuthotitloB of Solbo, a vlllago in
Norway, tho woman was born there
on Novomber 11, 1S50. Her only
surviving reintlv In Solbo, was a
alitor, who died last Friday. Th?
pollco hero are convlncod that Mrs.
Hollo Gunnoas did not. return to
Norway.
No Currency Legislation.
i Vii U'! t'lisk I.?uihI Who. I
Wuhlngton, May 19. As tho on.l
of couufros drnwH uonror it Is becom
ng moio and more nppnront that
th ro will bo no currency logls'ntlon
Mils i-slnn. Promlnout momberi of
both tho Democratic and Ronubllean
parties practlcnlly admitted today
that tho Aldrlch and Vrooland finan
cial bills are so radically different
that thoro la no hope of passing
e-'thcr ono; that thoro does not ro
ronln a sutllclont amount of tlmo In
which both sdoa can get togothor nnd
agree on legislation. Neither sldo
Beems disposed to yield a point, no
matter how Insignificant it may bo.
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ItUEF CASK WILL
GO TO JURY TODAY
(United I'r'sa I.eated Wire.)
San Francisco. May 19. Taking
up tWo argument where Attorney
La Porte, Ind., May 10. Ono o?
tho nllogod victims of Mrs. Uel'v
Gun n ass liai boon so positively Iden
tified that Coroner Mack toduy Is.
sued n certificate and ordered the
coriiBO 1'irned over to relntlves.
Tli's action was taken In tho caso
of Jennlo Olson, whoso body was
on? of tho first found on tho "mur-
' dor" fnrm, Whon inquirloi woro
'"nuo i io nor smuion disappearance
'Mrs. Gunness ropentedly told tho
story thnt tho OUon girl had gono to
Los Angolos.
miy (iciiiuv mni migm nave uxibiou
as to whother Mrs. Belle Qunnesti
was burned to donth with her thro
chl'dren In the flro that destroyod
her homo on the "murder" farm was
removtd nt noon today when tho
uold teoth thnt are known to have
boon hors woro found In the ruins.
Dr. I. N. Norton, who did nil of
Mr?. Gunness' dental work, positive
ly Identified them as tho ones he put
In her mouth. Prosecutor Smith U
convlncnl thnt thla Intost discovery
establishes the fnct of tho woman's
donth boyond tho shadow of a doubt.
It was announced today that efforts
will bo mndo this wook to indict Ray
Lnmphoro. held In connection with
tho donth of Mrs. Otinuess nnd her
ehlldron. so thnt his trial can open
on Monday.
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Tho Wood's Rest Climate.
Is not entirely free from disease,
on the high olevatlons fevors pro
vnl', while on tho lowor levels mn
,larla is encountered to a groator or
loss extent, according to altitude. To
lovorcomo climnto affections, lassi
tude, malaria, jaundice, bllllousness,
, fever and aguo, nnd general debility,
the most effective remedy la Electric
nitters, tho great nlterntlvo and
b'ood purifier; tho nntldoto for
'every form of bodily weakness, ner
, vousnoss, nud Insomnia. Sold under
guarantee nt J. C, Perry's drug
,8toro. Pried 50c.
O '
REET FIELDS ARK SEEDED.
(La Grando Observer.)
Tho seeding of npproxlmnto'y Qcottlo.
2300 acres of boots, and 220 acres or
small grain by the Amalgamated
Sugar company la finished, and for a
timo nt least, thinning of beets will
bo tho principal work of tho largo
crows which tho company maintains.
Tho Union ranches wore tho last
to bo completed, but they are now
flooded nnd tho noxt big ovent will
bo tho harvest. Six hundred acres
of hay will bo cared for In tho mean
time. . j
VilJngo of Tents. j
Around tho headquarter of the
Union ranches are many Httlo Vll-j
lagos of tents and temporary quart
ers, occupied by tho Germans who
' have bepn imported to the Grando
Rondo valley to eventually dlsplaco
Oriental labor. Tho Japanoso now
employed by tho company aro con
fined to tho La Grnndo district of
tho company's holdings. In time,
more permanent qunrtors will bo
provided for tho Gormnns. At pros
ont, howovor, they llvo in tents and
temporary houses, and are contented
with what is supplied them. Tholr
work Is highly satlsmnctory,
For the pnst several days Manager
Sobbclov has had a crow thinning
tho boots which were seoded early
and aro now far enough advanced In
tholr growth to ncod nttontlon by
thinners.
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Exports of Diamonds "from Holland.
According to a consular ron.ort
from Amsterdam, In 1905 tho ex
ports of polished diamonds from tho
Netherlands to tho United Stntes
amounted to $9,197.8-13: In 1900 tho
exports woro $11,033,352, nnd In
1907 they amounted to $7,152,001,
tho fall from tho preceding year bo
Ing over 35 per cont. Eearly In
1907 It wns thought that thov nnni
bcr of diamonds that would bo ex
ported to tho United Stntes would
bo fnr In excess of any provlouB yenr,
b'lt In July American buyers began
to reduce their purchases, and as
tho Hnnnclal crisis In tho Unltod
Stntori becamo moro ncuto tho orders
from America censed entirely, and
from tho mlddlo of August up to
tho end of the yenr tho ontlro ahlp
nrnt of diamonds through tho con
sular odlco nt Amstordnm did not ox
cood $75,000. Thoso tnklng a pes
simistic view of tho Hltuntlon rognrd
od tho closing down of tho polishing
fnctnrloB and tho throwing out of
emp'oyment of -1000 to 5000 polish
ers with conBldornblo nnxlety. They
enntonded that thoso workors wou'd
start to polish on tholr own account,
nnd ns tho brokers had no control
ovor them they would soil tho pro
duct at n prlco considerably bolow
tho market value. This In effect did
tnke place to somo extont, nnd thoro
aro now nbout 1000 workmen pol
ishing diamonds on their own ac
count nnd oolllng thorn nt reduced
prices, but It is snld thnt thoy nro
for the mot pnrt roao diamends:
and ns they nro only nblo to turn out
nt moit 2000 enrnts por wook, this
quantity Is not liable to havo nnv
effect on tho mnrkot. Tho banks of
Amstordnm, with tho exception of
th AmBtordnmschO' bank, whjch
during tho holght of the crisis, de
clined Io ndvnnce any money on dia
mond , paper or diamond collateral,
nro 'now advancing all that la re
quired at -1 to 1 xk opr cent.
o
limit of 14 days from'dnto of sato.
Thil is an opportuno tlmo for tho
Cherry City to run an excursion to
tr.
Ono paper refers to tho single
tnxors ns tho people who aro trying
to exempt tho manufacturing plants
nnd tho mllllonnlro cattle kings from
taxation, and Hint's ono sldo of it.
Seed Qorn
This is a spoclalty with u
nnd wo havo somo fine Orogpn
grown corn that will Grow.
Land. Plaster
Received nnothar shlpmont
of Land Plnstor bo that wo can
fill all ordot'3.
Bee Supplies ,
Wo havo tho mrgoat and
moat comploto stock in tho
valley and you will find our
prices aro tho lowest In tho
city.
Everything for tho bees.
CHaNCH of a
LHTO.ET0
VISIT SEATTLE
i
Tho battleHhlp fieot of the United
States which has just completed Its
momornblo cruIo around tho Horn
will bo on Pugot Bound nbout May
2lBt to May 30th. In ordor to give
tho pQoplo of Oregon an opportunity
to witness the maneuvers and Inspect
tho fieot, tho Southern Pacific will
so'l round trip tlokots from Snlem to
Seattle for $9.70; from Salem to
Tncoma for $8, under tho following
conditiens:
Sale Dates May 21st and 22nd to
Seattle, nnd May 25ih and 20th,
1908, to Tacoma.
Limits Continuous paasngo Jn
both directions with n final return
Chick Feed
Our Chick Feed Is certainly
tho candy, makes thorn grow,
keeps them healthy nnd makes '
you money. Try It nnd soo tho
difference in tho Uttlo fcllowr.
Wo bought n cnrload and It is
nearly all gono, must bo good
or people would not buy It In
such quantities.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
255 Com'l SI.. Phono 100
SOME FACTS
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com
If
PORTLAND
ROSE
FESTIVAL
U ;alf,8Mm1t"y Band ban
mlttco canvaaalng for funda (o
port the costa and maintenance of
giving three concerts a wook. .,
.( concert to bo glVOn Sunday afternoon
K ,n, Mftr,on S,uaro. one on mm
y .; aonuo bandstand Wednesday even.
' '' Ing and tho third to bo glVOn 0n the
streets in tho business section every
Saturday evening, Theso concerti
aro to bo given regularly, when the
weather pormlts The money con.
tributed Is to rondor such service
;'as described abovo, and it Is In the
hands of responsible ofllcers elected
by tho band, and tho use of all such
monoy paid to this hand will bo ac
counted for to any otio's satisfaction
' who. may see fit to Investigate.
Monoy paid to this committee It
for a Rami now In existence anj all
will appreciate tho fact, that such an
organization can not ho conducted
without somo finances.
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Salem Military
Band
lWMrtfcWWlllllW8lWWljW
To Do Hold In
PORTLAND, OREGON
JUNE 1 TO 6, 1908
Wi'l bo tho moat brilliant
floral Rcsto and Civic Jubilee
ovor hold In tho Pnclflc Northwoit
Portland, "Tho, Rose City," will bo
a scene or spionuor nnu tno
cantor of world-wldo Inter
est for ono wook.
Sovernl Important conventions to bo
hold lu Portlnnd on that occasion.
The Southern Pacific
Company
Will Sell Special Ticket
On This Occasion From
SALEM, On
to Portland and Return at 98.20.
For partlculas call on local agents.
Win. McMuraity,
Goner.il Passonger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
An optimist 18 a cheery crenturo.
but lot not your optimism put its
I main strength on sentiments hung
above your office desk, such as
"Smile, "Choer up" act them,
Note These If You
Want Something
J54 acres, 9 miles from Salem, good two story house, 3 barns
nud largo grannry. Good family orchard, ono of tho best farms In
Marlon ccMiity, and mny bo subdivided. Prlco $32000.00.
20 ncros, 2 mllos from Salem, on a good rock .road; all fenced,
and a'l undor cultivation, all lovol and rich lonm, well drnlned.
Rulldlngs are: 1 new house, not quite finished, 2 storle3 frame,
llarn and drive shed. Tho ontlro tract Is planted to fruit and nuts
ns fo Hows; 10 ncres of walnuts, 7 acres of Royal Ann cherries nnd
3 acre? of apples, orchard 3 years old, In a good state of cultiva
tion. Tho trees wore sot In this manner: Each hole was brown
out to a depth of 4 foot with dynamite, In which' was placod a
busho.1 of bones, for which tho owner paid $10.00 per ton; theso
will answer for a fertilizer for years to come, This la a money
maker, and In the courso of 3 or 4 years will bo netting the owner
n largo income. A beautiful home." Price $5000.00
Houso and lot, 50xlG5, full basement, barn 24x22, city water, sow
er, eloctrlc light. A snap for $2000.
Somo of orar farma and city bargains, if these prices do not ap
peal to you wo have thorn, In all sUes nnd prices, improvqd and un
improved farms; lnsldo and su-burban city property. Seo us boforo
buying, wo havo large lists and can Interest you.
OLMSTED LAND CO.
Phono 985 Salem Branch Yorex Land Co., State Street.
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OVEGON PEOPLE ARE
A tnrcrrt mitnlini. nt flinm nro nnw lislne ATXCN'S
RROWN RRE.Vl) FLOUR. Tho people of Kew EdjImI
ll..n.l -.. I..... .....I. n..n 17nr.1a fnr rvvAr n hundred TClfl I
II Villi UK JUSl OUUll illl ' wui.a ". w.v. . -"- .,' -I
goods aro jut up in packages and in 10 and JWm n
nnd nro for sale by iiu i-ihm-i;i.i uhuvwh.
ALLEN & LEWIS, PoUlnnd,
Distributors for Oregon,
ALLEN'S B B B FLOUR 0
San Jose, Cnl
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SIMPLIFYING THE SEARCH
FOR
"SOMEBODY
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store is a bargain for SOMEbuut i
hnAu xajUix Iivpq in his store-tcrriiory. j.
The real estate operator and ago r
every piece of property on their V &
r coMFOWF..fn nmeone wholives m w
abUtSThe landlord knows that His g-Jjg
or office, orhouse oraparment acw
BODY is looking for somebody who mm
live in the neighborhood. ttinMtU rj
The householder, with a JJ,
rent, know that to SOMEONE jngfSftl.
as the prettiest "one-room horn PJgJ M
The owner of a "used MJ $
value, no longer persondi.y --fty it at a
SOMEBODY in town the chance to W
onablc cash price would ue wwn-
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For all of these people, auk '" rjy j-
especlaP,sofflebodles"to go
paper affords ft ?&
ncriPri3i"Hnr(HHJiL3 iw y . m
pick out, unerringly, the "right pes.
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