Daily capital journal., August 29, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

DAILY 0APITA6 jdUKX AI. BALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1009
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RUSSIAN MURDERER
CAUGHT IN. SEATLIE
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Scuttle, Atig. 20. Thnt a Jtusslnn
named C, CnrlBon taken . Into cus
tody on n charge of assault 1b want
ed in Runila for murder and prison
breaking mid Hint Sam Cnrhatt, of
the city dotcctlvo force, nnd Juvenile
Officer Vlncot who arrostcd him nro
In lino for n reward of $5000 nro
two discoveries mnda Rlnco Carlson's
arrest.
Back of the arrest thoro Is a thril
ling story of crlmo, hut Carlson and
thoso with whom ho had been asio
clntcd In Scnttlo have rcftiBcd to re
cite It J;i dotnlli Tho truo namo of,
the prlsonor has also, heon withheld,
lie will be held pending ndv'ceH from
hlB natlvo land. The part of the
Btory (old tho ofneors Ib that CarlHon
murdqred a man Bevcrnl years ago
and wai sent to prison for life He
escaped twice, nnd the second time
ho fled to Amorlcn, thinking thnt he
would he Btifo.from detection In thl'
country,
Tho prisoner wna taken hack to
Jail two months nftor his first bolt!
dnsh for liberty. He escaped a sec
ond tlmo by digging a tunnel under
his cell. A ?G000 rewnrd was off r
cd by tho Itiuslnn authorities for his
capture
Carlson arrived lir Vaco-r-t . B.
C, and sent for his wife nnd three
children. Five month later tho
family removed to Seattle when
Carlson secured crrnlc-wn "i n
clerk In tho grocery
a HusBian.
Tho prisoner
her to America
named Kato Nogoloff, now J 4 years
old. When Carl -on ??-. -r'ct,'' for
assaulting the Mrl 1 iii',ntoort her
with death If she tuU d Ca.-ljan's
secret. However sho toid of tho
crime for which ha Is wnntcl In Ftus-e!a.
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ropnrv of M. Mainknff. V 'l',fv?
r-a v.lfc b.xusat lth imMk
a a little Rntolan girl' W '; l5
DO THINGS BEAUTIFUL
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IIj SO YOU SHOULD VISIT OUIt CAItPKT, DKAPKltY AM) WALL lA-f
PHR DKPAltTMKNT. TIIKY Allti A VBRITAIIH3 EXPOSITION OF
HXQUISITK THINGS FOR HOME DECORATION. YOU AVILL MISS A
RARE OPPORTUNITY, IF YOU OVERLOOK SEEING OUR RUG OF-
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FIRINGS
FOR FALL. YOU WILL RECEIVE MANY HELPFUL SUG-
NEW YORK
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, all of whom delighted to participate
In the colouration,
, The second division, wai compose
of the Now York national guards and
the naval militia, Tho third was
'made up of tho Irish volunteers.
' Heroes Like KclioollMiyc.
Tho fourth division was the main
section and In It appeared tho heroes
of tho lay, They rode In autos, en
joyltlg thotuselvoi as much as school
boys on their way to n picnic, tho
'American athletes waved their bauds
and ha to to tho cheering crowds,
Souvenir Hookers.
Tho nthlotes evidently woro hav
Ins; tho tlmo of tholr lives, When
ever tho pnrndo was halted, hun
dreds, of gaily dressed girls nnd
young Women, wearing flags and
Mowers, crowded about tho autos In
which tho athletes rode and begged
them for souvenirs, Anything would
do, h button, ploco of flag, .a flower
for ccrapH of papor belonging to
i Martin Sliorldau. .Forrest Bmlthson
I or Ralph Rose fs worth moro to Miss
Manhattan today than nn original
signed photograph of David War-
Hlfl.
Following tho athlotos was tho
fifth division mado up of tho various
" , athletic clubs. Tho sixth was com-i
n of me memuers or tno y. m.
C' A, teams of various kinds and In
other' divisions; were representative
Relegations from athletic associa
tions, bicycling associations, tho
various athletic leagues and more
than oho thousand children from'
the public and parochial schools.
Police Hold Crowd.
The parade following tho chang
ing course of Broadway, tho pollco
continually forced to hold tho
crowds back to make way. Truffle
'on tho surface' streetcar linos was
practically suspended, na none of tho
croHutnwn linos could operate with
in tho long stretches of mnrch.
Tho objcctlvo point was elty hall
ftquaro, where tho exercises wore
hold ami, tho formal wolcoino ex
tended by a ropresotitnllvn commit
too of 500 New Yorker, headed by
Alfred Qwlnnu Vnndorbllt. The
crowd hero wns the greatest ever
won except on election night, '.'ho
big upproarli to tho Brooklyn brldgo
wns swarmed with people The
World and Tribune buildings on tho
rant side nttd tho Home Life Aid
buildings on tho west woro pnekod to
tho tons with spectators. Tim struct
woro blocked nnd the police mado
little effort to rloar tho way. Tho
loldlera and sailors nnd marchers
formed about tho Mtnnd.
Mi'tnl I'rwHitotl,
Each nthleto received an appro
priate gold medal as a testimonial
of bit valor and his prowess, but
thoro woro three special prWoa. Tim
first of them) was n mngnllltjeut sll
ved cup. prosontod to John J. llye,
winner of tho groat MnrHthnu race.
A beautiful "oniiHolntlon cup" was
presented to Cnrpontor, who Mulshed
llrst in tho -too -meter run ami was
dUilualltlod by tho Kngllsh Judgos,
not Indus; allow wl to compote when
llio rnt'o wns re-mn Unbblus, who
finished second In the same uvent,
also wna given a "consolation flip."
One of tho f oat lire of the cere
monies was tho singing of "My Coun
try, TIs of Thee" by the United
Singing Borlutle AM the euiwd
Joined In and the national anthem
teldom has been oni.t-a u nh a
volume. Tonight tho eclcbrhtlou
will ho continued with a pnrty lor
tho athlete at th Uovr Yor!: theater
nt which It is cxpectod a big demon
ntrntlon will be mnde.
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HAS TOO .MANY PHOTOS
OF NEIGHBORS WIFE
(Unltrd I'tcii Lcnicd Wire.)
Los Angoles, Cat., Aug. 29.
Charged with buying Ice crenm soda
for n neighbor's wife, whose photo
graphs are allowed to he the chlof
adornment of his home, James II.
Jones of Pasadena Is todnv the do-
I fondant in n divorce suit. Mrs. Jones
nllcgcs that Jones has photographs
of Mrs. Corn Mulford dressed In
bathing suits, kimono, tnl'orcd suits
and flurry gowns,
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Tho Aboti'iiieiit of Nuisance',
a porcopuon is dawning upon tno
peoido at Inrgo of the fact that cer
tain kinds of nuisances, hitherto re
garded as hopeloslly unnvoldablo,
aro not In tho least necessary.
It wns said by an eminent scien
tists tho other day that two-thlrdB
of tho dlscasos from which human
bolngs suffer como from cnslly-avqld-ablo
causcn, Among tho most Impor
tant of theso cnusca ho mentioned
tho housefly, tho mosquito nnd tho
common rat.
Until very recently it has .been
taken for granted thnt thoro was
no possibility of escape from theso
threo poits, which aro bad enough
when orily the annoyances thoy
cause nro considered. But rccont
discovery has mado us awaro that
thoy aro carrlors of many diseases
tho housefly of typhoid fovor choifly;
the mosquito of malaria and yellow
fovcr; and tho rat of bubonic plague
and various maladies attrlbutnblo to
nith.
If it bo asked. What shall bo dono?
tho nnawor seems to ho thnt Im
portant stops aro now bolng takn,
especially In Now Jersey, toward tho
extermination of mosquitoes. Tho
Insects can novor bo entlrolv wined
out, but, most mloprtnntly by ditch
ing nnd draining their largo breed
ing areas, their uumborB can ho re
duced to such n point thnt thoy will
no longer bo a sourco of discomfort
and serious dnngor.
' As for thb housefly, tho problem Ib
comparatively simple. Prnctlcally
an ineso insects bolng hntohor In
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We are prepared to fit your entire house in size, color and price.
sittm'
stables, it l necoisarv morolv to en
forro local ordlnancos compeillng nil
stable kocpr-a to throw all refmso In
to closed rnlu-tlght bins (to bo omp
tide ut rfgulnr Intervnls), In ordsr o
do away with them entirely. Within
a 'imv months, If this plan were sys
tematically pumude, thoro would bo
no lllos.
Tho rat Is moro dltlloult to deal
with. Its habit of eonconlmont nnd
extraordinary fecundity ronder the
oxtonnluatton of the species out of
uio quosuon. uui government tvx
ports say that by thtf adoption of
aultnlilo tixpedlouls, and esjioolnlly
b the oiuploymHnt of the clontlflc
"iculllotlntr traps. th nuniborB of
theio pttforoua rmloitts ronM be
grimily lotlucsHl. Hh Baohe, In
I.lppluvott's.
CliiNipin'ss of niilldluK Material.
Ono of tho paradoxlHl rtulU of
xxim V
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and also of labor Is very consider- rnco nnd n paco nnd trot Is sched-
ably lower than It has been, nnd con- tiled, In which many fnst amateurs
Bequontly the builder would be as- aro entered A slmllnr nddod pro-
aurod of a union better return for gram for Friday, Sept. !, promlson
ins investment inaii would linvo boon o do oqunity intoreHllng. Horiw
tu tlnnnclal trtiigenoy we have so
rscoutly mmiH through has bean the
Impetus given to building opera
tions. Moh who aro tralnud observer
of (he kIkus of th tiiniM aro advis
ing thoso who lutHtid to build nt any
time lu the near future to heglu
right now. for the mtvon that the
iur uf raw materials of all kind
HEADQUARTERS
We dtu beadquartora for all
kinds uf ramp Ointlta. Tents
Camp Hiove. Camp t'halra, In
fail auy thine ou need In that
Une
BARGAINS
We kas some kkh1 Uarnln Ux
Hooker. Droit. Slilftboarda,
Wardrobes Hall tie, COHok
IlRwjIng aiul tUp UiH
Cttww and look over our- ttook,
Atwny In the (Market for Sat
OMd-band goods.
possible had ho built at a time whon
every price was ut tho top notch nnd
labor was costly and dlllleult to ob
tain. Not only aro construction ma
terials lowor In nrlco Jnt now than
thoy have boon for years, but labor
Ih ohoapor. Tho roaioti lu both raxr
Is tho aim the supiily is noV
largely In oxconb of tho domand. It
looks us If tho bottom has been
roachod and nj It the time had come,
whon stock must be made to move
nnd tied. up capltnl must once more
be made to onrn lti way. This can
be done only by stimulating the do
mand ovon nt tho cost of selling for
a tlmo nt an absolute loss.
A movement that has developed
mm n very active campaign was
started a few weeks ago by the!
American Luinbarninn. it u.-s. in. I
splrod by the. atartllHg ttMtement of
a Cleveland (O.I lumber dealer, who
recontly awardod tho contract for
building a house ho was prevented
from building In 190T because of the
too great ront. Ho wh ablo to save
over last year'a estimate nearly SO
per cent.
from Stockton, Sncrnmonto and Lodl
will be ropVosontod.
MINTO BUYS
PORTLAND PAPER
Mr. C. D. Mlntou. who for tho pat
11 yoars ha been connected with
the Statesman Pub. Co. as editor of
tho Northwest Toultry Journnl. has
ptirchnietl the Oregon Agricultural
ist of Portland. This la a fruit and
took paper and wai founded bv H
M. Williamson In 1891. Kb former
namo was tho Rural Northwest.
Editorially It has nlwnyB stood nt
the front In Its Hold.
.Mr. Mlntou will not move his fam
ily Just at prosont but from now on
ho will bo In Portland. Mr. Mlnton's
frionds will bo glad to hoar of his
venture for himself nnd all wish him
success.
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Tho fnlluro of
making schomes.
First Christian Chm-d'.
Rov. R. N. Messick will conduct
tho services tomorrow. The pro- j
gram is Sunday school, 10 s,b.
Bormon, 11 a. in., Christian 6
doavor, 7 p. in. and sermon, S p. &
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o jcs. m t o x. x j .
,ir:e Kina vj Hart u dv
nu i j
many are money BiU" UcMM
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O. L McPEEK,
170
CooMHcrcwtl
Street
OPENING OF
CALIFORNIA
STATE FAIR
Nature's
Danger Signals
Do your eyes blur at time,?
Do they hurt after reading?
Aro there froquont headaches?
Aro the mttseie around the ee
urawing wrinkle and
foot?
crow s
J Berry, Prune
Hop Growers
(I'uUwt Ir t.4HMtl Wlre.t '
Saeramonto. Cnl.. Ang. J9 With
blooded horse from all warts of the .
state entered In the different ovenU. !
tho racing program of the 65th nu-'
nual tuto fair opened today nt Ag-!
rlcultural parq before a Ulc erowd of .
spectators. Internet la the raehw;
program has boon keen for the itaet '
several days and with the Opening 1
caru toiiay. lovers of horse flesh
turuiHl out ouumsse.
Today feature was the Oecidem-
5L8i?Vflt. troU,R- with purse of
SS535. of which fltlSl wn t tt..
winner. The soeond oveu .. '
SSas r for U'e 3:12 c,aM- '
I IS00.
t At a wootlBg of the different drlv-'
lnK dabs last night, four amateur i
trace were added to the program
Wednesday, September 2, a pacing '
Tiiey Are Nature's
' DANGER SIGNALS
Only whon sight is gone U the
terrible dnugor realised, it cost
so llttlo to help the eyes. !f done
In time,
IP VOU DON'T XKK11 Giassi&$
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Stato and Liberty Streets,
all need....
Tickets!
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want a special form or a rush job
1 GO TO ELLIOTTS
I You will never be disappointed!
223 South Commercial St.
Phone 1243
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