Daily capital journal., September 19, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

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t iiiisti in iiva cpisr
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crpl iffx:r H.o onlynrovT.11 hy
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won't wty m liruiioi'lrtiliii.
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Wo (mvft the r-"filvo
-omtfifjrtiiUi y. b'rtu
cy4ilbit In our v iw
now of 1. 1 WonJoiiul
cirvry.
rJhteiftwf&Hlzi
wrwxwn rfwwm rasa
Children's and Misses' Peter Pan
Reefers and Normal College Clothes
the new "Oregon Coat," navy blue,
and cardinal, with Oregon buttons.
Without a doubt this is the best line
of vnnno' folks' crhonl rnthtz ottr
A brought to the city. The assortments
are large and the styles are varied.
SEE COURT STREET WINDOW
After Electrical Trusts.
(United Pres reused Wlnu.)
New York, Sept. 19.Tho leaWbgf
flgiirea Ih the electrical world will bo
lndloted for forming and mnlntaltflns
an unlawful trust, if the Investigation
by tho federal grand Jury, which
came to Ught today, results as reports
say that It will.
President Roosevelt ordered the'lu
qulry, which has been conducted
quietly, and was not known to he
nubile until today. The managers
of the General Electrical Companv
and six other concerns have been sub
jected to the closest examination.
Enough ovldenco to warrant tho In
dictment of six predominant figures
already Is In the" hands of the grani
Jury, It Ib said, but It has been deemed
advisablo to postpone action, and
take furthor testimony, pending tho
securing of documentary ovldenco.
It Is reported also that there Isa
eorlous delay In pushing the case on
account of the Injury it-might do tho
party In tho present campaign. ',
The matter was brought to the at
tention of the President by Attorney
Qeneral Donaparte, and when Roose
velt obtained a goneral understand
ing of the alleged facta, ho at onro
j oruorcu inu luuurui iiuiuuriuua iu
mnko a most thorough and searching
examination, and follow It up with
vigorous action, If tho revelations
should warrant further procedure
It !s alleged that tho six big elec
trical firms have a complcto monop
oly of all tho electrical business In
thl "ortlon, their Interests having
her" px'enried Into almost all branch-
f lied business. It Is further
CHILD OF atlLLIONAIltE
OARJEI) $pH BY PRII?8T3
(United i'ress Leased Wire.)
Denver, Colo., Sept. 19. Admit
ting that he fears tho child was kldV
tnaped, Father J. A. Ryan, assistant
pastor of St. Leo's church, Is today
making preparations to place 8-year-old
Arvllla Bell, daughter of Mrs.
Cora Dello Dartlnie, in St. Scholnstl
cai Academy, at Canyon CJty. , Fath
er Ryan took tho child out of tho de
tention homo yesterday.
The transfer was mado by Father
Ryan, at a consultation with Secre
tary Whitehead, of tho State Bureau
of Child and Animal Protection, and
the little girl's mothor, both of whom
consented to the move. The little
girl, whom tho mothor insists is the
child of T. M. Barnsdall, Pittsburg
millionaire, will bo given the be3t
rearing and education possible.
"I believe tho mothor is a victim of
circumstances," said Father Ryan,
"She Is undoubtedly a woman of ex
collont training and education, Ixut
she has met with hard luck in being
wedded to this man Martlnle, whom
I am convinced Is bad "
es
cha gr thnf Hio combine 1ins a work
ing rg cotnont regarding prices and
fixes a ul controls rates, competitors
having boon put out of business.
Genuine Heather-bloom
PettlcMiU
In a larf assortment of stylos and
colors, usually otd for 2.D0. Our
ndvanct) Fall Spoclul Thoro nro
about olght iloxon in tho lot, so tho
early one will got thorn,
$1.85
SUIT CASES
Nothing like it ovor shown In Sa
lem, (lonulno Cowhldo, with Btrnpu
all around, shirt fold In lid with four
strnps, brill bond handles, equal to
most i7.f0 cases 6old elsewhere Ad
vanco Fall Special
$5.00
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2 Pair Ladies' Fine
Ulnck Uygrado IIouo; a regular
20 value. Opening Spoclnl
2 pair for 25c
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rjm wwn mrvtwrjp
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fCity News!
aro homo production. Try one
you will find tlicy Unvo no oqunl
1 1 1 1 1 n i n 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 1 1 1 n in
WcAtlicr lMrtYimt
l'Hlr toHlght nml rjiituluy.
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Hhvo For Sulc
A pploiidid mnlvorslty library tub 10
about Cxi 2 In nlto, for sno chonp. 0.
L. Mol'euk, 1,70 South Uommoroliu'
trcot, 0
Threo roaspns for buying OlovolauiVi
Baking Powdort ( ,
Suporlor Quality (Pure Cream ol
Tartar). f,
Noatoit PackiiKO (Screw ton ouu).
Uoat l'rlco (3 lbs. ft (S bs. $1.05).
Do Yoti "
Llko to soo ontorprlio and progroi.
IvuhcibT Whou you buyaf a ntpr,o
(lint ,doca not advartlio you oncour
ngo nou-progrenlvenvsi. la,ck of ou
'erprlso.
1 Hhvo l-r Bali ; '
A splondld iu,lveruUy lllj,rnry table,
aboiit 5x12 luaUe, for unto, cheap. 0.
h, Wol'eok, 170 .South Commercial
treet.
It "rHr.lHtotvt".
(lot h mild grip qiyoupuough
to Hdnc you to roAd the ads,
MU Aft ly
Klr WMk at Woman's Kxchnngo.
418 Oaurt trwt, t-ia-7t
VlllHJit, hat rcmnno'd teaching,
auit will roite puplln In vloln ud
fiHiewbl playlnR Morjday of each
wook, nt (Mo jvsldoncd o( MP, Bald
wIh, focH'Ot Court, street. Phono
1181. 0-18-St
I Uvj I'Vt'Suli
A apUn4(d sutlvMlty library tablo.
kbout xl3 In vise, tor unlo cheap. O.
JU McPt'oW, 170 8outh Commorclnl
win w
Mmm HriK-r Stoop.
Will kQ open at 7 a. m. and cloia
at S p. t). oxcapt Wednesday, all fai
1(k. 9-U-lw,
"Iheld up'and
I Unv lr Stilt -
A splondld mnlvorslty library table,
nbout 5x12 In slr.6, for sale ohoap. O.
Ii. MoPook, 170'Sputb Commorclhl
s'trnet.
Miss Lillian Hardwlck, of this city,
has gono to Tolinuon to begin her du
ties In tho school of that placo, as
primary toucher. '
COMPROMISE IN MILL
DITOIf MHinOK SUIT
'An agreement in tho matotr of tho
railroad brltlgo ovor tho North. Mill
creok ditch was nforhod yostorday af
ternoon between 4ho 8alem Flouring
Mills Compnny nud tho Orogon Eloe
trlo Compnny; tho Injunction wit
filed a Bhort tlmo ngo will bo with
drawn, and tho wholo question, as
far as (lie two corporations nro con
cerned, will bo.tottled out of court.
This Is tho program according til
tho offlclalis tinjl attorneys of tho flour
Injc mills and tho Ullrosd. Tho pro
Bram, however, IcJiveB (ho oily out of
consideration, nndjtho agreement was
roachodwlthout rjonsultlng tho city.
Tho city still has 4 motion In the cir
cuit court asking that It ho named as
a civdefondnnt with tho Oregon Wle.
trio In tho injunction suit. If the In
Juuo(on suit Is withdrawn the c)ty
will have to proceed along a now Hho.
It Is tho avowe liUontlun of Ike
mayor and tho majority of th cowt
oil to have tho ditch dfHarod a pwb-.
Ho nulsanc, an (ho beM.othod of
procetnktro, under the circumstance,
will probably bo Jdotermtuod at, the
next mooting of tht council.
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ROBBED OF $35
WASHINGTON TAX VALUES
INCRKASn 900,000,000
(Pnlteil I'rfKS Leniicil Wire.)
Olympln, Wash,, Sept. 19. Fig
ures Just mado public by the tax
board of ,tho stato of Washington In
dlcato that tho aB:csscd valuations of
nil proporty In tho stnto this year ng
grogatos $784,000,000 nn Incrcapo
of about $200,000,000 over tho coun
ty board aggregate assessments of
laat year.
Real proporty Is roturncd this yea"
nt about $127,000,000 moro value
than In 1007. Tho tax commissioners
say that a good sharo of tho Increase
U duo to the higher rate at which
timber lands Jinvo boon valued.
WILIIl'It WIlimiTTO
CONTINUE FLIGHTS
Lomans, Franco, Sopt. 19. In tho
face of tho dliastor which occurred to
tho aoroplano of OrCllIo Wright and
reunited n tho denth of his assistant,
Lloutennnt Solfrldgo, a number of
porsoiiB today offered to accompany
his brother, Wilbur Wright, who will
mnko anothor (light Monday.
Wright rotalns groat 'faith In his
Invention, nml nnnouncod today that
ho would mnko no ohnngo In tho con
struction of his noroplanc. Ho consld-
Tho first robbory that has occurred or8 tho nccldont -to his brothor's ma
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n
Jtm Tm aJn'Ia Cra cHiar
DIKI).
FISHRUUN At tho Salem hoipltal,
nt 3:30 Saturday morning, Septem
ber ID, 10S, of quick consump
tion, Austin KUhtturn.
Tho funeral services will bo held
at his mother's rosldonco on North
Commercial street, at 8: SO tomorrow,
Sunday afternoon. Intormont (n City
View cemetery.
slnco tho oponlng of tho fnlr occurrod
at 9:40 o'olofik last night, on East
Stato Btroot, when Frank Frooman, a
Btato fair visitor from Tillamook, was
hold up at t1io point, of a gun nnd ro
llovoVof 3C worth of valuables.
Freoman ropbrted tho holdup to
tho police laBt night, but so far thoro
Is no duo to tho Identity or whore
nboutB of tho robbora. Freoman Bald
that ho was walking east on Stnto
street, and wai almost dlreotly In
front of tho utoro on Twelfth street
wlum two men walked out from tho
dnrknoss ami ordered him to stop.
Ono of thorn hold tho rovolvor while
tho other wont through Frooman's
pockets. It is prolmblo that tho rob
bers left on tho p:BC overland.
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HEALTH liOAUl) CENSURES
FAIR SANITATION
Tho Stato Board of Health today
Inapectcd the atato fair grounds and
cuiiuuumuu tno saniury arrange
ments In sovero terms. Thoy pc
aonally Inapoctea tho closet facllltlos,
and pronounced them filthy and eu
tlroly Inadequate for tho comfort and
cloanlnce,of the pooplo.
Dr. VVU. MQ took tho other
lmomberqt tho board, R, O, Yonnoy,
Andrew q, amlth, J, 0. Smith A
PendlotcmanI E. B. Tlckell of Grants
Pans, to tho fair grounds In his auto,
and they went ovor the promises
thoroughly, and. will make a report to
tho legislature that will make that
body wlpo out tho present prlmatlvo
arrangements, nud spend about ten
thousand plunks on wator closets. '
chlno wna rnusod by dofectlvo mato-
rial, and not to any fault In tho Una
of Its construction.
Several Roseburg buMuesa men
who kavo been ncomod of vlolatla
the 8uaday closing law, hY'rc
tr4. tkrMUalag lattara t4 "Tlw
LtNMPid,'
llltYCK IX) RETIRE
AS AMBASSADOR
(United rreM t.eued Vlr.i
I-ondon, Sopt. 19 James Bryco's
retirement from the British embassy tal line into San
ai wnsningion is expected hero to
follow speedily the Inauguration of
President Roosevelt's successor at the
White House.
An attachment has been Issued
against Booth A.Coaspaay, packers at
As-tork, for aWvt U,I.
TWO-CENT HATE
INJUNCTION TAKES EFFECT
St, Louis, Mo., Sept. 19. Tho tem
porary Injunction grantod by Feder
al Judge Trlbor, of Llttlo Rock, to
tho Kansas City Southern rnllway, ro
Btrnlnlng tho Kansas railroad com
missioners from enforcing tho freight
tariff law and tho two-cent passongor
rnto law, Is offectlvo today.
Tho court required tho railroad
company to oxecuto a bond guaran
teolng roparatlon in nil cases of over
charging, provided that tho court In
the final hearing decides In favor of
complainants.
The railroad Is required to Issue to
each passongor a coupon with tho
tjkot showing tho price paid, and to
qach Bhlppor of freight, showing the
amount he would have paid if no In
Junction had boon Issued. 8hould th
Injunction bo dissolved tho road must !
return utw uinercnce to passengers
uM shippers, with interest.
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l!ftm NORTHERN PACIFIC
TERMINAL FOR 'FRISCO
Sa.n Francisco, Sept 19.U U ru-m-ed
In railroad circles today that
the purchase of a site of 1200 acres
of twa.tor front on tho San Francisco
bay. 'across from tho mooring of deep
water vessels, Is In reality a move on
tho part of tho Northern Pacific to
secure a terminal In this city.
The purchase was mado ostensible
for tho Hoatllng railroad, which is
announced to be a morger of several
small railroads In this state.
"This railroad will practically be
terminal for a future trana-coutlnen-
Francisco," Bald
Masager Charles W. ContUh today,
and It la this statement that Is puz
zllag railroad men.
Talc nnd Its Manifold Uses.
Talc and sonpstono aro found In
nearly all of tho Atlantic slopo states
and In many of ithom tho deposits aro
so favorably located as regards
transportation and markets nB to
make their development profitable
During 1907 such quarries woro op
prated In Georgia, North Carollmt,
Vlrglnln, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Now York, Now Jersey, Rhode In
land, Massachusetts and Vormont
Now York, which formerly had tho
distinction of bqlng tho largest pro
ducer of laic In tho United States,
was In 1907 forced to glvo first
placo to Virginia, whoso product
reuroBontB about 41 per cont of (the
totnl value. Deposits of talc and
soap stono occur In several of the
woitorn stntcs also, but present con
ditions ns regards transportation
and markets aro not Budlclontly fav
orable o Justify development except
in California.
Tho product of tho quarries varies
from pure foliated talc to tho hardei
stcatlto or soapstono. For uso in tho
art It Is cither powdorcd or sawed
Into slabs or manufactured. Info vnr
lous articles. Tho powdorcd or
flour talc Is used In tho mnnUfnc
ture of emcIi dlvorso products as fire
proof paints, electric Insulators, cov
ering for etonm p'pc, foundry fac
ings, dynamite, paper, toilet powder,
lenthor lubricators and sonp. Tho
soapstono, not powdorcd, Is used In
tho mnnufneturo of hoarth-stoncB,
furnace linings, laboratory tables,
Jnundry tubs, ovons, foot wnrmors
and many other nrtlcl03 of everyday
uso. Somo of tlii puror varieties aro
manufactured Into pencils nnd gas
tips, tho 'talc suitable for such usos
bringing a higher prlco than any
other producod In this country.
By far tho largar nunibor of talc
nnd ronpstono qunrrlos aro oporatod
or controlled by tho manufacturers,
nnd only a comparatively small part
of tho output Is sold in tho crudo
stato. In 1907, howovor, an unusual
ly largo proportion of tho produc
tion was Bold In tho crudo condi
tion. Tho quantity sold In 190C
was 15,211 short tons, having an nv
orngo value of $2.G5 per ton; in
1907 tho mnrkotod production of
rough or unmanufactured soapstono
was 25538 tons, at nn average price
of $1.3G; so that whllo the quantity
sold exhibited a gain of 10,327 short
tons, or about CO per cont, the total
vnluo docreased $5712. The nverngo
prlco for ground soapstono was tho
samo In 1907 as In 1906, but prices
for manufactured or partially man
ufactured materials wero higher.
Geological Survey.
8HOOT8 GIRL AND
V MMto
fUalted rre LeW
Washkoo. win 771 "Hi
holding a n0Bo k.j1-
making a , deBDen,,.-W
Smlttf. CO years old, J
down todav ,i ..,'?" .
w IMUCPfl t.j.
.On tho nJmr, . ...7 uuqri
.C)u w, nav. .,
Julius Grabow and hPr ."0t
ga, last night, and tlZl?
ously wounding SherlrfaeCd
Mrs. Grabow. who.. ...
head thl-eo times, I8 dying iJI
charged with hnvin . .
bow 'homo and to have m
mothor nni) n 1 . .VUI4
Tho news of tho attack on .J:
and girl aprcad rapldlr mj
... jLrn.uuuu went to the
Smith Wnn ttrnlllnr. ..
- .. , ..M.h,iK .ur nIm, .
ist:22r- ?!.!".
.ilMhootlng of Sh Dwk
arousUko wholo coramm.!
posao formed and starts "
house. Smith, in ho imM-l .
barricaded tho house, clotw .', J
.. .,, auu uours and by tb,
uso of his riflo defied arret
over tho posse camo into auu
'"i uu ' men soon realise
iu wouia no impossible to e
him during tho night without,
yureona Doing Killed. At diylfa
howovor, tho posse Burrooai
house and by a sudden dwh tk
in on Smith. Whon ho saw he t
bo killed ho surrendered.
Tho posso found Mrs. QnU, ,
conscious, nnd thoro is no hops
nvnr) rrt ma rrsu si in . .
.w. .. ..,. xuu uiud gin vui
on auontion, nnd It Is believed I
alio will recover.
Smith was sullen and uelrhii(
gave himself up, and refuted tonal
any statement to tho authorities.
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223 S. COMWKm
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MONEY TO LOAF
THoa. k. rona
)ver I Add & Duch's Baak.Salcni.C
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance .
I'Tuiik M r'dltfi, Hi-Hltleni agert. j
Olllco with Win Drown & Co., Hi
29 Commercial street.
STARR PIANO
HIGH CLASS GOODS
GEO. C. WILL
1 NEW TODAY
bmmmmmaaaamamatmwmmmBKatmmmmnmmKimm
Fur Suit" Sovoral houses 'u Saleal
nnd farm 'ands at a barxalo. CiH
Ital National Rank -l-vI-l
I Will Soil Couches. Davenports isl
othor good j In .thut lino for WJti
mntorlal. All In good cond:t!ojj
not second-hand 323 Center it"',
rnrnnr of Pntnnierrlal street Ofl
A. Chapel. MM
Tho Grants Pass council has passed
an ordlnnnco prohibiting the salo of
any fruits which aro not clean, free
from worms and In a healthy condition
Oregon Electric Time TMe.
mi ' . -.i l....rlurli n!
(uiiu oi Hrrivui juiu ui""" -j
cars at Sajom Is as follows, ron-M'
ami intermediate points
Arrive
Local J5:40 a in
Exp-css 10:50 a. m
Local 1:25 p. m.
Expreas 4:20 p. m
I "Pal 5r45 p. in
Epre a S;20 p. in
OCT
Stoamors Pomona and Ottf
leave for Portland dally except Sty
day at 6 a, in,
M. P. BALDWIN'. A
Uvt
6 00 ;
9-OSa.n.
11.05 1. e.
1-15 n s-l
3 !St
C 00P.JS-
.Co,
The well balanced man feeds a
well balanced ration, works a well
fealaNt farw. ad has a well bl
ae4 Wak acct.
I COME! LOOK!
See how cheap we sell goods
A lot of Iron beds, springs and mattresses, used one week at (
fair, will sell at a discount . ,
Cook Stoves Heating Stoves
Somo of tho best bargains In theclty.
Crockery
And glassware dishes of all Vnda fimnlto ware, tinware.
caos, telescopes. Always 1st the market for second-hand good.
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