Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 31, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 . 2 A. .-v, i r fm . aeaift-. sWWMtt .&!) rfligifr ittfcittJitt: "4WW.Wi w w .-. .- ! T" ?. i ALMOST , , TOTALLY BURNED rtotr"UtttV?t') Lih. Mont, Aug 31.- - I ' .. ..... -omnlnn todar , are ;:;; i .,!,. ... a tOWIJ 01 XV"v .- rDirn the Bitter Root valley, vU attacxeu u, .-- Unable -to fight the flames with wa ter .because they had no fire depart ment, the citizens were compelled to use dynamite to check the Are, which raged four hours boforo expostves were used. Property valued at $50, 000 wbb destroyed. fMONTS MAROONED IN THE CHILLY SANTIAM K . .... r..ii-mnnnt team and lalck-ups eau6h l0 mak0 a D pen v , . . ,,BnPIiv for Scio for tho purpose of I jams witn mu duio ..-. , ibe Golden terry was uui vi u- otir! the mahout In . iha exnedltlon showed tho it ford some place abovo the , There was a buggy ana iwo .'laded with baseball talent, HH at H until tho ford was ii iuI then thero was trouble L, middle of the swift flowing aaj t tue carao loose, anu men ,Toke pulled off tho tonguu, of courso dropped uown. America Is hard to stump. , and Tom ClarK, ueorgo i md Clare Carey uivesieu rfiM of their nether garments, janllr adcd ,n t0 BtrftBhton i oit They succeeded in do- 'ii,ud then Btartcd to wade to (fetter hore, their Blurts nui- t la the cool morning broozc silct oi wane uovltj iiK"b :Mlng grounds. They had gono but a short distance when Carey stepped Vrifa rock and lost hl3 balance and ,plungod forward head foremost, and', disappeared boncath tho swift flowing, waters. Tho horso on tho offstdebetng a lady horso, caught the dissolving vlow of Carey as ho pitched forward and being n young thing of only about 10 sum mors, and Bensiywhat bashful sho .at onco lay" down' in tho water, and turned her aaptlshed gate bask to wards tho wagon, fearing perhaps Kocton and Clark mlgixt present n similar moving picture Finally tho Indy horso was persuaded to get up, but that was all Bho would do. She refused to go forward and neither entreaties, pleadings, loving words or objurgations would move her. Finally tho boys waded back and un hitched tho obstinate female, hitch ed on another pair of horses and dragged tho marooned crowd in tho hack nshoro. Tlma two hours. Thon tho boyB went on to Sclo, and got the balanco thnt waa coming to them, a bad beating. ISIS VERGE ON CIVIL WAR TilWd Pros Leaned Wire.) I Hem, Aug. 31. That Persia tlererge of. a civil war and i provinces arc in a stnto of rb are Indicated by dispatches I hero today. 'n tt the dispatches from Nud- iti'.M that a party of liboral i'iMj hag started for Persia to ib a holy war against tho IttCBg tho DJat population. o For Soro Feet. II Un found Ducklon's Arnica law the nroner thine to uso ' feet, as well as for heallnq O. K'tt. Puts, nnil nil mnnnnr jTisnV writes Mr. W. Stono, roana, Maine. It Is tho Uiat. tOO. for nllos. Trv It.! Bler juarantco at 'J. C. Perry's l we jsc MADE TO PAY TAX BY RUSE (United Press Lcnscd Wire.) Pittsburg, Aug. 31. Tho assess or! and deputy assessors today- re port an Increnso of several millions of dollars In tho tnxablo personal property of tho city, as tho result of o clovor ruso worked by tho assessor on tho wealthy women of tho city. Sovornl weeks ago tho city assessor appealed to tho rich women to de claro their porsonal property, much of which, thoy declare Is bondB and stocks worth thousands which hap Iain In rosewood boxes for years Tho letters remained unnnswored. Then tho blue book wns consulted After this letters began to go out of tho assessor's office addressed to Mrs. Molvllle-Rlchnrd-Worthlngton-Jonos and others with many names. Tho lottora naked curtly about "that stock your father gave you as n wed- fif9CSu2v Ism 1 II I nl I Mil TlSl mm iLcoiim. i Br,.r,.r4r: 8am SSgglffl isffssss Narcotic. I CASTORIA ' Tor Infants and Ghildron. MHMWMMMMBMHUMMiailWMHiBBM The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of tCOTIC. WSL tiPS!f0A "A-ywrimJevmA "tLOSSOFStOR .SB1YORK. AAlf fr Am 'waii.tMHft BMajali (t H JVnfftt, In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA wn nfTnua murtrrf wwiwt. ding present" These letters brought forth responses. The women hur ried to the office and declared prop erty that had been hidden for years according to the CHURCH GIVERS ARE ROASTED (United Trcia Lencl Wire.) Oakland, Cal., Aug. 3L Mem bers of the First Presbyterian church of this city hnve not yet recovered their equilibrium nftor a severe tongue lashing given them last night by the Rev. E. B. Daker, ono of tho best known preachers on tho Pacific coast, who today entered secular llfo ns eastern manager for a school of salesmanship. "Tho paBtor of tho present day has to preach what his congregation wants him to, or ho won't keep his Job," declared Rev. Baker. "If a minister were not dependent upon tho pcoplo he Is supposed to (uplift, ho would have broader, truer and moro effective work from tho pulpit today." Rev. Baker scored tho average church member In no mincing terms. "When I hear a man mako a long prayer In church, I always watch out for him," ho said, "I-know of a man. in this town who has established a reputation for piety by praying long and loud at church, who lost week cheated another man out of f 16,000 In a business deal." TEA Moneyback means that the tea is good and well worth the money. Can't mean anything: else. Vnr arnrer rr'irni vnur roonr If yog don't Uku SiUlllu. !.. un ij Uis EXPECTS TO SPEAK TO HUSBAND'S 8PIRIT (United TreM LtAitd Wire.) Now York, Aug. 31.-Tho widow of tho lato Colonel Robert G. Ingor boII, today admitted that sho hopes to hear from his spirits that Bho Is making efforts to communlcato with tho doparted agnostic through tho BplritMnllsttc mediums. Mrs. Ingorsoll denies thnt she has been converted to splrtlunllBm or that sho beliovoB In spirits but sny4 that if nny spirits exist, hor hus band's exists and wants to find out whnt sho Is doing. Sho snys that id going to aid tho spirit. Sovornl splr Itnallnts Importuned Mrs. Ingorso.l to allow them to commuuicnto with hor depnrtod husbnnd. Mrs. Ingor soll brnnd3 theso mediums ns fnkos but says that hor mind Is open to conviction as to tho oxlBtcnco of spirits. Sho says that If Bho wore suro hor husband's spirit waa wolt ing for hor on tho othor side, sho would not enro to llvo longer, o Gntmiliitcd Soro Eyes Cured. "For 20 years I suffered from a bad C060 of granulated soro eyes," says Mnrtln Boyd of Honriottn, Ky. "In February, 1903, n gontloman asked mo to try Clmmborlnln's Salve.. I bought ono box and used about two-thirds of it and my oyes hnve not clvon mo any troublo since." This salvo is for ealo by Dr. Stono's drug store. UNCLE SAM SELLS OLD WAR JUNK (United Irci Lcnanl Wire.) Washington, Aug. 31. Soptembor 8 will bo cleaning day In tho various arsenals throughout tho United States, according to orders Issued from tho war department. On that day all tho old fashioned and out of date ordinnnco material on hand will bo offered for sale. Tho material, as Indicated In a catalogue being pub lished by tho department, embracoi overythlng in tho llneof war ma chines from gatling guns to archaic powdor cartridges with paper sholU used In 1850. Lowell and Hotchkl" rapid flro guns, thousands of shells, Bharpnol and cannister, 150,000 smokeless powder rifle cartlrdgea and a carload of Sprlngflold rifles U part of the material to bo sold. It la anticipated that there will be a ready sale for the munitions of war to dealers who speculate on them for disposal to tho warlike South Ameri can republics. In previous years theso dealers have purchased guns and ammunition from the war de partment for almost nothing and sold them at advances that netted small fortunes. The LazJeet Man In the World. would not be contested to be kept in the house sad doing aotblng by rheumatism. Neither are you, who are always busy aad active. Then don't neglect the -first twinge of an ache or ala that you lt think I Just a "crick." Rub well with Ballara's mow Llaiweat aad bo raatter what the tresble U, It will llMPpear at aee. Stela by all dealers. A Xaij UTtr . Kay be edy a tired liter, or a stems liver. It weak! be a stupid as well w savage thlnr to beat a weary or tUrred lean because he Urgea in his werk. Sc In treating tho lagging, torpid liver It It a groat mistake to laah It with stronc drastic drugi. A torpid liver Is but an Indication of an Ill-nourished, enfeebled body whose organs are weary with over work. Start with the stomach and alllrti organs of digestion and natrlilon. Put them In working order and tee hen quickly yeur liver will become active. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has.mtulo many marvelous cure of "liver troublo" by Its wondorfdl xontrol of tin organs of digestion anti nutrition. It re stores tho normal activity of tho stomnch Increases the secretions of tho blood-rank ing glands, cleanses the system from p actions accumulations, and sorcllovcs tl liver of the burdens Imposed upon It b the defection of other organs. If rem hare bitterer bad taste In the toon Ire, poorortOrUbla appetite, coated toncrui foul breath. co)utlpate4 or Irreffular bowel reel ucak, eailljt tired. QcapondenU (reque beadachea, pain irdlitrefi(n "small of hac!" ' rnawlnr or dUfVtMcd Icjftef In stomach, perhap nausa,NUiortirostr "rlilncs" It throat after catlpr. and klmrol,arnptom Bt week atomacfa asd torpid ll& no ne1b tint will rtltere you mow yroyptlr or c.ft Ooitlcn MetiVal Tmiqutcjt. l'erbapa only a part of lb abort ay tapioca will be preatnl at oea time ud rt point to torpid llvr or blltouaaMS and weak atoeiarh. Arold all bot breed and bUetitta, griddle cake'a am other tndtRMtlole food and take Uio"Ooldr Medical bltcorerr tcffularlr and stick to 1U aae until you ar vlroroua and atronr. Tbo "Discovery" la non-aocrcU non-alo hnllrL U & irtrrcrle nttMrt of Bkttvrt mallei aal rooU with a full lUt of 1U lavrcdtn, 1 printed cm each bottle-wrapper end att4i4 BDder oath. lu lasrcdlMiU ere etidoratf eod'estelTed by tt'aea4 wlSM ' Writer of Ut' axe aad are reeewiwswla-sfraa are tbe mum er whkti It M edviaeev "y Dea't aeeepta Ktbatltete ef uatHaews, i position for tat nonaeere4-Mteouni 'Mr xxowm eMTeeiTte - j.--.Mr Gold Dust Flout DER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore. gon. Mado for family uso. Ask yoar grocor for It. Bran and shorts always on hand, Made by THE SYDNEY PAW- P. B. WALLACE, Agt. I- THE REST ROAST THE FAMILY EVER HAD Can bo obtained from our prlmo tender and Juicy bcof, mutton or pork. All our meats aro selected from tho choicest, and propared for tho tablo to suit tho domnnds of tho fnatldlous. Our prices aro lower for quality than you can find at any place In Salem, E. O. GROSS, Phono 201. 370 Stnto St. First Class Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables Largest stock of new vohlclos In town. The Old Club Stables Corner Ferry and Liberty stroots Proprietors, Qllllnm & Doedigholmor Phono Main 7. Salem, Oregon. Salem Fence Works neadquarters for Woven Wire FeHclBg. Poultry Netting, PlckeU, Gatee, Malthold Roofing, P. & D. Readj Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad Justable Window Screens, CHAS. D. MULLIGAN Successor WALTER MORLKY. 3R0 Ooart St. Salem. Or O C T. Co. Steamers Pomona and Orogona leave for Portland dally except Sun day at a. m. M. P. BALDWIN, Agent. Great Chinese Doctor L. M. HUM Has raediclno which will cure any known disease. He makes a special ty of, aad guarantees to cure Catarrh Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rheumatism, Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kidney Troubles; also any blackened or swollen toreaess, broken llmbe; Smallpox; KeMetqlc; all kinds of Bells, Loet Manhood, Female Weak ness, Herals Troubles aa Paralysis Consultation free. Care el Ylek 8e Tesg Co., Chlaeee are an4 kerbs. IIS High it., nyeialrs, Salem, Or, W sf BW lk .awP !aBBBne sT "" f 'H T. f HlkLtkhw aVV THK AOMS OF BUM 4 Is reached when listening to the en trancing strains of a Edison Phone graph. For variety and real joyous noes no music can equal that pro duced by one of tho Edison ma chlno. You can have any sort of a program you like. Our collection of new records embraces tho grave and tho gay, the ridiculous and tho su blime. L F. SAVAGE, Salem, Ore. tWc Launder Ladles' Shirt Waists and White Skirts Just Right. Wo guarantee to. All of our shirtwaists are care fully washed with a special neutral soap, starched Just ; whero thoy should bo starched and Ironed by experts , who havo made shirtwaist, Ironing a special stdy. We are pleasing the most careful dressers In the city with our ' shirtwaist work and are sure wo can please you. May we have a ( trial; SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY Tel. 25 . A 136-166 g. Liberty Bt Little German Shoe Store Get footwear that Is right for this season, and save shoe bills. ( ... ' I have 'a now line of .medium heavy wprklng shoes for tall trade. Boys' an! Mon'r. Leather gloves for harveet work - Iy prices are the lowest Y0GT, 345 State Street OREGON BUILDERS ARE YOU DOING WHAT YOU CAN TO POPULATE YOUR STATE? OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE Settlors, honest farmers, mechanics, merchants, clorke, pcoplo with brains, strong hands and a wllllug honrt capital or no capital. Southern Pacific Co. Lines In Oregon 1b Bonding tons of Oregon lltoraturo to tho East for distribution through ovory avallnblo ngoncy. Will you not holp the good work of building Orogon by sondlnir us tho names and nddrossoa of your frionda who aro likely to bo lntorostod In this stnto? Wo will bo glad to bear tho exponso of Bonding them comploto Information about OREGON nnd its opportunities. COLONISTS TICKETS will bo on salo during BEPTEMnDR AND OCTODER from tho East to nil points In Oregon. Tho faros from a few principal cities ar.o From Denver $30.00 From Loulsvlllo 41.70 " Omaha 30.00 " Cincinnati 42.20 " Kansna City .... 30.00 " Cleveland 44.75 " St. LouIb 3G.G0 " Now York G5.00 " Chicago 38.00 TICKETS CAN RE PREPAID. If you wnnt to bring n friond or rolativo to Orogon doposlt tho propor amount with any of our nganta. Tho tickot will then bo furnished by tologrnph. Local agent, Salem, WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland Oregon. TUT INew on rt YAQUINA BAY Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort THE PLACE TO GO FOR PERFECT REST AND EVERY CON CEIVABLE FORM OF HEALTHFUL AND DELIGHTFUL 11EC REATION. ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Rest food and an abun dance of It. Fresh water from springs. All modern necessities, such as telegraph, toiephoae, markets freshly provided every day. Fuel In abundance, Cottages partly furnished or unfurn ished to be bad cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulation. NEWPORT is reached by way of tbe Southern Facifie to Albany or Corvallis, thence Corral!" k Eastern R. R, Train service dally and the trip e. pleasure throughout RATE FROM SALEM SEASON SIX MONTIW TICKHT .M. SATURDAY TO MONDAY TICKET M.M. Our elaborate new Summer Book give a concise description of Newport, Including a list of hotels, their capicity aad rates. Call eu telephone or write local agents. WM. McMUKRAY, General PaeeengerAfteat, Per Hand, Oree.