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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1908)
lit DAHiY OAPTTAI. JODRNALy SALEM, OntC.OX. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 10O. "ANGELS" TO MEET "CUBS' ..Cln JL t (Vr-ttrd iTfim Lcnupd Wire.) ( f. Detroit, Mich., Oct. t4.- Confl- ' lenl tha the Lob Angeles team of tho Pacific const league can dofeat tho Chlcngo Cubs, Henry Berry and Cal Ewlng aro In conference today with Frank Chnnco and Battling Nel son, arranging tho detrtlla of a8von . gamo series to ho flayed at tho con clusion of- the present series botwpon Chicago and Detroit for tho world's championship. When Borry. manager of tho Ang ola, nml Ewlng", president' of the- Pa cific coast leaguo, mot Chnnco nnd tho "flattlor" and the Tullor last night a Mllsotlftslon . nroso ns to tho inorJta of tho western champions. Berry and Kwlng offered to bet $15, 060 that tho AngelB could win from tho Cubs In a Bevon-gamo sorloi. Chnnco nnd Nelson agreed to pool nnd covor tho inonoy It satisfactory nrrnngomonts could bo made nnd n conforonco was sot for this evening. Ar. ovldonco of good faith In tho negotiations tho conferees ' ngrcort that each ldo should post ?5000 forfeit inonoy. o PASSENGER STEAMER TAKES EIRE V TO PAY Senttlq, Wnt, Oct. 14. Tlio sojam or Utopia, of" tho iHland Navigation company,', enroute from Bolllnghnm nnd due horo lltla morning, caught flro off Applo Troo covo at 4 o'clock this morning and In ordor to mivo tho lives of his pasengorH and tho stcamor, Captain Hnnion benched hor. Tho flro Btnrtod In tho gnllqy and tho HaiiiCH, eating at tho dry wood, work, jjulokly spread. So fast did flto flamOH spread that pn&songor' sitting near tho gnlloy haroly os caped with tholr lives, Tho flro alarm wns Hounded nnd tho crow, nB slated by Uto paBBongoro who hastily neramblcd out of their borlhi, tfoon got tho flnmoH unilor control. A blgh wind wnH blowing at tho tlmo nnd Captain Hanson ran aHhoro un dor a loo. Aftor tho flro wbb put onit tho HOtsmor limped Into thla port. Tho damngo Is ostlmatcd nt f 10,000. ANTICIPATING HACK RIOTS, NEGROES ARMING Chicago, Oct. 14. Dotoetlvos aro working today In tho negro flection of tho city Hooking traces of rifles that havo boon tuicrotcd. by. tho blacks In nntlclpntlon of race riots. Tho suspicion of tho police wan wrousod by tho discovery that no KrooB havo bought R00 of tho old Springfield rifles discarded by tho nrmy Farther rule will tako placo nnd dotoctlvoH havo boon detnllod to question purchnHurw. Ono negro Is qui tod as saying that tho donUoUB of tho "Mack Dolt" jiavo takon tho advlco of tholr prcachorH and ai'o arming for nolfj protection. H nsserlod that tho nogrooM wore not looking for trouble blit that thoy did not wish to bo caught unpropnrod as wore tho no groog of Springfield, 1; o Newport la to have ku eloctrlc Unlit plant and walei yetem. the C t 1'iicll having granted a fran ! fir i'k' niirpiMti to Hall Hnn Globe, Ariz,, Oct. 14. Norrls & liowo's circus Is stalled hero today ns the reatilt of a striko last night of the trainmen and drivers, who claim they have not received any wages for tho pn&t six wcoke. The management claims the high llcenso charged' horo prevented 'horn from meeting their pay roll. Whon tho regular drivers anJ trainmen struck tho clrcuB mon at tempted to load tholr show on the train with tho asslstanco of tho can vamon nnd other employes. This failed and today thoy arc trying to nrbltrato tho striko. BARR'S 'Jewelers PUBLIC INTEREST In the Juwolry storo. will soon be at Its high? t pitch, and it la our intention to compel tho great' est onthualusm. It will Indeed bo a pay nssomblnuo of benutl'ul Juwolry uiul objoots of doeoruwvo art. Hvon now we hollove wo have the handsomest and largest stock of Jewelry In the city. Why not come In occasionally to gUuin somo now Idoaa? Wo'U bo glad to bIiow om the storo, and wo aro mire you'll onjoy it BARR'S JEWELRY STOT'" Ste,tt and Liberty Strews. ' ; O SILVJ3R CHEEK IS . , Very prosperous 0. Volz. tho' mayor of Sllvor, Creole, wns In Salem tho othor day and says If nil the prosperity prom'sod by Bry an, Tnft. Debs ot al., woro stacked up together it wOMld not oqual tlio wnVfl of prosperity that his section ot Marlon county hn onjoyod tho pnit year. Mr, Volz himself is prosperous and could lend Mnyor Rodgors ahou 50 pounds of avoirdupois and not nilsi It very much, Ho says Anthonv Frnser has built a barn nbnut 50x70, Ilorbert Brown has built a now houao on tho Sulllvnn ranch. Tho Swales brothers havo built two now houses', and Mr. Larson a now house nnd ham. Thero has boon a big Improve ment In roads, as a two-mill tnx raised $2200 off from the timber Innds hold by tho non-resident syn dicates and corporations, who own 85 per cont of tho lnnds. Five years ago In all that country you had to carry axes and snws to cut your way out through fnllon timber ovo.r th" trnllB called roads. Now thoy arc putting down macadam roads, and tho big followB aro paying for It. There Is still lots of good land to ho had for $7.50 per aero and up. Mayor Volz say thoro Is plenty to eat for man 'nnd boast out that way. 4 t BHtfb? t jt s s & & " dr5 jl t -ofv u wiTrarvttt rxr-"- --"-t" 'VC7 kv. vatsv: wmttry r:i7 fci - --rrw. ;t k t. -j. r- - - r. iii ri t--pu-T-i'i 'wrr r 1 1 i i i 11 ..i---------------ti-Lji-ru--k--i----------. i ti. t i T--------------------------------n p--ak. tr- .--, v rr li i lu ---' vxxyy, in a, ii'jm.r ritrj .! w mnb-nv hhk1 m;whhw n r 'mam -ijri..t'Ai-f t ttw. as t . v -5?mrwffl&ME8saaKmmB "iMmmm - - rir H1TTM1B iT"T" Xv U "V 'S VWMMr ' JHHBHl SXsUmKmrT.'K:'lity'Jrn. - 'SX l " st, , ux -L.'mmmrv - mm.ry ss?7imm.uiiv,'''? -jrx. tgTJgXmI You Arc Sravitcd TO IXSPKtT OIH XKW FALL STOCK OP I'THXI'JTHK, DUAP KIHKS, ItUOS, CAllPIiXTS, Cl'H TAINS, WALL AX1) FIXJOU COV KHIXOS' l'OK VK WAXT 'I'll 13 OP POHTrXlTV OP SHOWING l'Ot HOW WI3LL WI3 CAX SCPJ'LV YOUlt WAXTS AXI) HOW SUKI3LV WI3 CAX SAV13 YOU MOXI3Y. i Dresser COFFEE Poorv coffee has to be sold in bulk, it isn't worth packing. Your grocer rtlurni rnur money l( yon doot lllrSchl!lln' Pril: we par hjm Tho Wallowa county fair Is a great sucoiB, a splendid assortment of fruit nnd vegetables bolng displayed, -o- For Chnrtpci! Skin. Chapped nkln whothor on the hando or fnco may be cured In one night by npplylng Chnmborlaln'a Salve. It Is also unoqunlod for sore ntpplos, burns nnd scalds. For Bale at Dr. Stono's drug storo. Tuft rallies aro.bolng plnnnod for 13ugeuo nnd M ml ford noxt Monday and Saturday ovonlng rospootlvoly. -0-- Tho Portland Commission, consid ering a now charter, recommends tho nbollHhment of city boards and tho establishment of civil sorvlco Hear Ye! Hear Ye! $ 1 .00 a Week Buys a 'Buck's" Stov? or Range 1(1 to ?t-i K V!EFK I 'Uiuaih ' ',fMmmimr Take Advantage OP OUIt CKKIHT SYStrJl PAT A LITTLE AT A TIMU AS 0lR INC031K PKIUI1TS. THIS is xo, AX OKIIIXAllY "IN'SWLurDrt CHKIIT,"mTAOC.UIXDCnn. IT SKHVICJ3 IIASKI) OX HELl'm, XKSS AXI) FAITH. TEST IT I SKIS HOW WI3LL IT SKIUtOV, This artistic and woll-mndo gen uine highly polished Oak Dresser, top 20x40, has two small dawora and two long drawers, French bevel plate mirror 18x24; regular $1G.50 vuluo. Special Reed Rocker $13.50 Brass Beds LM '' , n?ut '.II This Btiporb, genuine sntln nrnss Hod, 2-Inch pillars, l-lnch top tube, sovon 'Vi-lnch filling rods, satin top va-o'; a b8Ut: ng'ilar $3C 00 val ue. Speolal. one oij only $26.90 I SXKaMSK98KTtSaBSffiaiJ35iJ. mHmtumimmmmmmmmimmMmmmmin Economy, Beauty, Convenience, Durability "Buck's" Stoves and Ranges. Last week of the great sale. Take advantage of it before it is too late. You can't afford to miss it. You surely will regret it if you don't take advantage of this opportunity to get a "Buck's" ISFyour ?CHEOIT ipr;-wufe mWAWsmmmmXmyy IRagULQaSfeaiBLN 'SHE R.sAy 1 Hero Is n splendid value In aRetd Hockor, ro-enforccd scat, Ugi tilt well brnccd, mndo fur comfort tsl durability. Regular $4.50. Spclil $3.38 Indian Stool Made of gonulne quarter-$iT4 oak In olthor the golden or matter ed finish, strong and lubitantt neatly turned logs, and pM",rt' leather seat. Hoguiar V "'" Special $1.98 mmmTmhMaammmmamimMiwiim?inf-4Hkiiki irnimiintfiffnniTiwinni iriiiiMMMiiMiiiiMrtiiaaMrMTTTvpgMwwB"' Dr. Stone's Drug Store The only cuh drug storo In Or b'on, owtts 110 ono, and no ono owet It; carries large stock; Its, sholv count or and show cnaea aro load J Mlh Uum. medicines, notions, tollo' artlclos, wlno nnd liquors of a.' tclmts for medioluai purposes, Dr Stoue Is a regular graduate, in med telne. and ns lutn many years of ex nerlence In tho practice. Consulta tions are froo. Prescriptions ar (rce, and only regular prices for modlrlne. Dr. Stono nn bo' found at his drug store, Salem, Or., from 6 tn the morning until 9 at night. GALAMITY (Continued from page 1) bt) burned alive If they are hoc ' rtachod soon. Six chai rxl bod 0 ' havo boon inkeu out. A report receive! by the goN'ern meut horo says tUnt the explosion watt caused by coal dust and that It . wns followed by numerous smaller j explosions In various parts of tho mine, which carried tho flro Into all chambers of tho workings. j So far an acouratq statement of . the number of mon In the mlno has not been obtained, but the best ostl mate places tho uumbor at 200. o- EMPEROR (Continued from page 1) throne nnd Is said b diplomats hero to mark a now era In the history ot tho QpJonL The miHrar caUt on the peo)l to oloat the morals of th Japas eto nation. ' MVo must avoid tU ovll xmU of a war of words starting with tho pooplo." says tho edict, "aad must endeavor to onbnnco International, friendly relations and cultivate good will and mutual trust between the east and. west " The Pnolflc ooaet bualne s men ar rived horo today and weie welcome I bv an Imujunie concouise of people at the dopot Including the olllc'.aU and reprs9ntntlvee of all the oham-, bera of commorce In Jnpan. I During tho day thoy woro onter talmfd with excursions to points of Interest about tho cltyinnd thoy wore guosts at a d'nner given at the famous Maplo club by tho combined Japanese chambers of commerce. ' At tha dtnnar the Americans ox , pressed themselves a sdollghted at tho reception. As the.result of the lmporlal odlct Urutd today, thn people of Japan aro expecting that an agreement be tween Ameiloa and Japan lusurlng penqo and territorial Integrity for both nations, will h concluded dur ing the visit of tho American floet horo. v . . . . , , Tlio'onlit Salem nrltlge. Hd. jQiirnal: I don not bellv this city need speeiul $10,000 - to bufld a oonofot bridge on- South Commercial street. Under the Wa t&rsVnnraulstratl(iu we, had bids for even bridge lucluding a 40oot hrlJgQ on South Commercial for $35,000. Let us mako good perma nent lmproments but no go crazy Youis for a bridge that is FULL WIDTH. First Salem Sale Day ax opI'ohtuxity rem tiir rni- I.IC TO 11UV ANY KIND OP HOHSKS, CATTI.K OR VI2HICLHS AT PUHLIO AUCTION. W YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL, EN TEH IT FOR THIS GREAT SALE. SEE COOPER CLEARWATKIL WE ALREADY HAVE A WO &r OP HORSES, COWS, WAGON'S, HUGGIES AND HARNESS TO SELL ALSO SOME GOOD HEAVY WORK HORSES AND MARES WITH FOAT. SATURDAY, OCTOBER At (lie Old Willamette Stablesjy 11 Everybody come nnd mako this first great public vale I