Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, September 16, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr - ' "t V' 'v f. J ' ff tou.wu SALEM. OREGON, WBWfnBDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1WXJ. ko. aw. t v rf f c m - ' i JUL sS " M ' nlss " yTm V 1M .V H11H HM .PillllllBM H H owml ammlmm,iammmmmmmK tzjr i . f..T" w -i i i ii-innn' HAWS WIFE KIDNAPS CHILDREN ln.HS raw I.Md Wr) . tolwt, Sept. 16. David HIsi tilMren, who were kidnaped flA'JwIrt from Hokonoke, Conn.,, rtlW K0. BOiU WB-woman i. UiiMrcn havo dlsapDeared fam'fl friends aro' aiding in fcch. 90DS, HKMKMUKR WE ARE MAKERS OF LOW Fit ICES. rusji Wr-r '-? ft ' .- A.Jfc Viklam WALXi!- iv 3"..ii jest ! rm8is um w . iW m FWirrKl tmA OUS The B!sphatns separated some time' ago, -and both agreed that the chil dren should remain in tho custody of, the father. While Baspham wat at Dar Harbor, Maine, Ailing a mu sical engagement, Mrs. Blsphara moved to Hokeneke and took tho children to Westchester. A fow days later she saw susplclouc characters about the place, and dis appeared with tho children. CHICAGO STORE peoples 6a'rgain hcJUse FALL OPENING 4f THE LATEST AMI NEWEST MERCHANDISE. WOMEN'S, MISSES' D CIULDRK.VS COATS AND SUITS, MILLINERY ANI) FANCY feODS, SILKS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, UMBRELLAS, LEATHER t Hi '; -dies' Suits the Latest m VfiM $8.50 $10.50 $12.50 $14.50 and up La dies' Goats $4-95 $7.50 $9.50 m 3iELa mm and up Silks aid Dress Goods 25c 35c 41c Mi Dp ill STORE, SIemf Ottzoa THROJfi WRIGHTS HOLD ALL RECORDS WILBUR FLVS THE SPEEDIFST (United Prcs I.cusiM Ii. Lomnns, Franco, Sept. 1G. Wllbui Wright today took his plnco boslle his brother, Orvillc, as tho holdor of tho world's record for speed In nn aoroplnno. Wilbur sailed 39 minutes and 10 seconds today at tho rato of 40 miles an hour, approximately six mllo per hour fnstor than nny provlous roc ord. Thin divides the honora botweon tho two brothem. Orvlllo holds tho record for duration of fllglit and so'j ond place for speed, Wilbur holds tho record for speed and second placo for duration. Tho Wrights now Htand out nB the undisputed champions of norlnl navi gation In machines hoavior than n'r. All Paris is flllod with prnlso for Wilbur Wright, ond tho French poo- Plo fako pride In hip hnvlng outdono I1I3 brother In tho matter of spood. , Tho French now tnko a proprietary Interest In Wilbur Wright, and aro anxious to sen him surpass tho rec ords of his brother In America. Wilbur's flight this morning ex ceeded by moro thnn nlno minutes tho lnngost flight over mndo before In Europo. Tho flight waf mndo ovor tho military rourso at Anvours. o SUES FOR I'SYOinO TREATMENT ainltrd rrrtn lnr,n1 Wire.) Snn Francisco, Sopt. 1G. What Is tho vnluo n dollars and cents of tho bonflt dorlvcd by an Invnlld from psych'c forces applied by a person of n stronger mind? Is It worth $5f00? Theso nro the questions that n Jury In Judgo Grnham's court will be called upon to decide either today or tomorrow, in ono of tho strongest cases that has ovor como up for do c'slon In the local courts. Mrs. Mnry Cnshmnn, a "psylc mell um. Is suing for $5500 from tho es tate of Mrs. Snrah F. Miller. Mr. Mlllor, who was tho wlfo of Dr. Al bert MUlor, a celebrated phycholo Klat, died In January, 1007- She loft nn estate valued at a half million dol lars, and named her two olstors, Mrs Louisa W. Knowler and Mrs. Eliza J'eth L. Bal, as admlniKtrators. Before Mrs. Miller's death she wa attended by Mrs. Coahnm, for the betterment of her physical and men tal health, says Mrs. Casham. It Is understood that the p'ycnologht was to receive for her services the pro ceeds from tho sale of a piece of poporty that Is now valued at 5, 00. The woman put in hor bill against the estate, and the two sisters of Mrs. Miller refused to honor It. They say Mrs. Cashman led Mrs. Miller to be lieve that she, Mrs. Cashman, was Je hovah. Attorney J. M. Young, who claims to bo a psychologist, was on tho stand today for cross-examination In tho case He says that he has studied psychology for 25 years, and that the contentions of Mrs. Cashpan aro la accordance with the known facts of the practice of the science. People can be male well by smwJt!oB, lie says, , The wlts was led through all tho phas of tke subject Ik a drill ing croc-xMlittlM, Iff ; ONSTAGE HARRY TH4WS WIFE PENNILESS (United I'rcni r,4mM Wlrc.1 Boston, Mass,, Sopt. 1G. Howard Nesblt, brother of Evelyn Thaw, to -day confirmed tho report that Harry Thaw's wlfo will noon be seon bofoM itho footlights agrsla. Young Nosblt doclaros It Is not at all iraprobablo that his Bister will go on the road with the "Morning, Noon and Night" company, with whom he Is playing, within two weeks, Evelyn Thaw 1b almost, pennllosB, It Is said, and Is compelled to go on the stage, or try Iter hand at some thing else to mako a. living, She hold a long conference yesterday with Joe JWolch, a theatrical manager. p. i Jumny t rionrcr uies. Albany, Or., Sopt. 1G, Timothy Ivolly, ono of tho oldest nnd best known men 1- Linn county, died on Monday at tho homo of his son, Mlchaol Kolly, thrcov mllilps cnBt of 'efforsou, at tho agapf 01 years. IIo 'tad boon ill for sonVa time, but hlH condition was not dnngorous until morning, whon ho was Bolzcd "with hoart falluro and died suddenly. Mr. ICelly wns born In IroIaiuV nnd enmo tp Amorica when 0 "yeftVn old. IIo had resided In Orogori, t)io pnst 35 yoars. Ho wns noted as ono of tho strongest mon in thla county, nnd his advanced ngo watt marked with groat vigor. IIo cast bis first voto for "President Van Buron, and had voted for ovory Democratic candl dato for President since thAt tlmo. In splto of his ndv.ncpd (VgeJ his In torost In politics contlndod active, and ho nttendod tho Democratic county convention here lflt spring and was committeeman from Shot burn precinct in tho last canpnlgn. Mr. Kolly lenvca four children Mlchaol Kolly nnd Mrs. Dnn Dona hue, residing near Jefferson; Mrs. William Mooro, of Cottage Grove, nnd Mrs. Hudson, of Atchison, Kaa. 'I heft" charged"" " TO WEALTHY MAN (Unltrd Prmt 1.tnn Wlr" Chicago, Sept. 1G. Accused of em bozzllug $8500 of tho funds of tho Kearns No. 2 Gold Mine Company, of Itnwhlde, Novadn, Thomas Kearns, a well-known Nevada mining man, an.! a reputed millionaire, was taken to Nevada today, to face tho charge, following his arrest laBt night at tho Palmer house, Tho warrant for the arrest of Kearns was sworn to by President James O'Brien, of the company whose funds he is charged with having mis appropriated. Kearns claims that tho money was voted to htm at a meet ing of the directors of tho company about three months ago, and that the minutes will exonerate him. He threatens to bring suit against O'Brien for heavy damages. IIo re sides in San Francisco. Athletes Coming. PortlsBj, Or., Sept. 16. Gilbert, Smlthson and Kelly, the Oregon boya who won honors in the Olympic games, may be tho guests tomorrow of the state fair at Salem. This date, while It Is Portland day, ki moat sat iifactory to the athlete, for tber have made other arratta for later Ir the wk. Friday night Al hwt GOfrff t lev for ffeattle, where he is to be marri4 to MU Mary ThowpeoM m MUitr4f might. :' 10 60 BACK FAIR OROliDS OFFICIALS ESTIMATE TODAY'S WILL Stadium Athletes Gilbert, Smiths and Kelly Ti Be Here Tomorrow Today, Salem Day, at tho state fair, has brokon all rocords up to tho tlmo tho paper went to prcsB of nny former Bpecl,nl day for tho Capi tal City, and from estimate gathered from ofllclnls, who aro in a position to obsorvo, tho nttondnnco will bo 23, 000. Tho cltloa nil over thex valley aro represented today, and tho big oloctrlo trains from Portland are carrying their capacity at every hour ly trip this way. Extra tralnB on tho Southern Pacific hn'd every bit of "paco taknn. Tho Lone Oak raca courso has also attracted the,, atten tion of fans from down BOUthwfr no Los Angoles, and several promi nont families nro attondlng at tho ovonts. Sonttlo, Tacomn Itndjniany of tho othor Northern cities. -have tyrnod out thla yonr nho. Yeator aay a nuonunuco wns iuuu, Tho Cottage Grove local, which ar rived at 9 o'clock this morning, nn hour Into, wns Jammed with an onor moiiB crowd, which flllod ovory voi tlbulo, tho bnggago car, tho tondor, nnd oven tho onglno, nnd tho trntn was dolnyod at ovory point botweon Eugene nnd this city, taking on more pnBongors. Whon tho trnln of nlno cars reached Salem, howovor, tho mattor ronchod n climax. Tho con ductor got off tho trnln to givo somo orders, nnd, In tho menntimo about 50 local pnssongors nttomptod to board tho trnln for tho fair grounds. Whon tho conductor enmo out of tho station ho tried to got on board, but tho crowd wallod up ovory opening. Ho couldn't ovon got In tho baggage enr, nnd boforo tho overduo train could proceed to tho fnlr grounds, ho had to attach another passenger and freight car to the train. Ronrno Coming, It li reported thnt Bonator Jona than Bourne, Jr., who has Just ra turned to Oregon, will bo nt tho state fair today. City Lighted. Tho city will be decorated tonight This nftornoon tho flags will bo .put In pln,co, and, If tho propor connec tions can bo mado, the current will tin turnAit Intn thn ntnntrln fitrennifira . . stj HUB UVUIIIUK WcdiiPMbiy Kvi'HlriK ProntHi, MoElroy's MIHtajry Band, W. E. M Blroy, director. 1. March, "The 7-lth RcKlrdentJ' LoHey. 2. Overture, "Morning? Noon nril Night," Sujipo. 3. Cornot solo, 'selected, Mr, B. F. DrlscoK 4. Vocal solo, "Resignation," Roma, Mr. Hallle ParUh Hinges. 5. Spanish Serenade, "La Palma." Yradlll. lHtcrmlMiloH. G. Descriptive selection, "A Hunt ing Scono," Bucalossl. 7. Miss Moore, In selections. 8. Quartet. 0. Trombone sojo, selected, Dallas Gllmore. 10. March. "Ben Bey." Jcodogas, The Three Do Garros. Roman Rings. The Traviolas. Jugglers and Hoop-rollors. The Oregon Male Quartet selec tions, sr 1Uee Mfri Wenden4fyt KfOrm- r 18, IKaee K. 4--Ofeg Pr, J-Yer Miles AMNDANCE TOTAL 22.000 Old Trot, ,$400. Florodore Z., eb. m,, Zombro-Flom W,; Maurice Winter, Albany, Or egon. Vlncomar, ch., c, Caution-Saffron; Thos. K. Brents, Walla Walla, Wash. Edgarolla, ch. f., Bdgar Boy-LaHM- lla; Thos. II, Brents, Walla Walla, Wash. On tlmo, b. g., MontlYlew-Nellle M.j Robert Brltts, Fair GrowndB, Oru gon. Pat M Duff, b, o., Mike Dutf-tltam bole; Sam Castro, Fair Grounds, Oregon, Hazol Wood, b, ni Valley noy-Ftfl; Dr, 13, J.JVoung, palom, Or, Orcgou no, brwk, Prfogress-BOH-'"aolono''; v-HIIogan,' AVbany, Or egon. . ' Hognn, b, h1., ProgroBs-Roberta; F, A. Ilnckolman. Albany, Oregon. Zonuloll, b. h Zombro-IIomebox; Goo. GUI, 8aIom, Oregon. Silk lint. br. s II ul B.-Lndy Nfy; D. II Stownrt, Bpokane, Wash. l.oiiTo M., b. c, Lonzo-Molllo; M. i JonoH, Portland, Orogon, KMInnroy. b. c, Lonzo-dnm by Ivo- Inco; George Brynu, Cnrlton, Or egon. KIMv Wenlth, b. f., Tho Common- wualth-Kltty Caution;. N. K. West, LnGrnndo, Orogon. Dr. JonoB, b. h., Cnpt. McKlnnoy-Al- In' Norte; John Ponder, Portland. Orogon. Jomlna King, c. m B. O. King-Bet- oy Roso; J. W. Holllnshead, Lad- nor, II. C. Cordon, b. g., Road Soal-Flora 2d E. C. Koyt, Perrydale, Oregon. Reco N, 7 Inland Kmplrw rnnH, S-yrnr-old Trot, fOOO. Dr. Ulman, b. a., Tho Bondman; I. D. Chappollo, HllUboro, Oregon. Hllgnrd, b. g, Kallspoll-Kltty CaM- tlon; N. K. West, La drando, Or Bonklu. b. g., Bonnlo McK-Vantrlm; Oco. A. Kolly, Walla Walla, Wash. Nusndo, br. s., Nushagak-Addte B.J Woodland Slock Farm, Woodland, Cnl., owned by Alex. Brown, Wal- iut Grove, Cal. Kntnllna, b. f., Tom Bmlth-Katfl Lumsy; J. W. Zlbbell & Son, Fro- no, Cal. Don Reglnaldo, b. s., On Stnnloy-Bell , Raymond; F. 15. Ward, Los Ango- loa, Cal. V. G. King, b. ., II. O. Klng-Botjy Ross; J. W. Holllnshead, Lndnor. B. C. iost Bird, b. h., Alcono-Jonnlo Jay. Sim Llndeoy, Fair Grounds, Or. Stam Bird, b. g., Stam B.-Bwlftblrd; Chas. F. Sllvn, Sacramento, Cal. PrlncoBS Direct, br m., Teddy A - Lady Mac; H. A. Gardner, Walla Walla, Wash. Mary Mlms, br. m , Tho Bondsman . Serena; W. R. Clemans, Moscow, Idaho. Lady Seal, br. f Red Boal-BIrd; Sam Castro, Fnlr Grounds, Or. lUtto No, 8 Grt'Hti'r Balfw Fhiw, Mi OH Irt, AOOO. Llttlo Joo, b. g., Liable-May; J. J. Brcon, Woodland, Cal. Bonnie M., b. in., Mohegan.Cayuso Mollle; L. C. Shell, Wftlla Walla, Wash. Ml s Idaho, ch to., Nutwood Wllkoi- dam by Forest Clay, Jr.; S. O. Walton, Fresno, Cal. Lord Lovelace, Vr. h., Ixivelace Msg gi; X. II, Tfe, HHWiere, Or,