Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 13, 1909, FIRST EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text.'AILY CAPITA! JOflKNAfc, 8ALKM, ORROON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 190. OME FIGURES FOR Who Have Land That Ought Every good farmer with uncleared land ought to clear up such a farmer starts this year, It will be about like this: Cost of a stump puller - For clearing the land. :. For plowing, etc Total J.i' IV.. i $400 , -,r Now, any good farmer ought to raise four tons to the acre oil vetch on this new land, and he should make the vetch worth $10 a ton to him. ' In this way, he has the cost of his stump puller and all other costs, the first year. After the first year, he has his stump puller to clear other land and he has his first ten acres in condition to make money every year instead of paying taxes on land out of which he is making practically nothing. And, besides, he has doone something for his country as well as for himself. Ho has added to the produotion of his country. We Have Stump Pullers from $45 Up We hav spray pumps, spray hose, and spray nozzles, in full supply. Spraying outfits of all sizes. Let us spray. Early spraying is important. We arc selling lots of gasoline engines. NOW IS THE TIME TO THINK OF SPRAYING YOUR TREES We sell the Meyers Knap sack Spray Pump. Meyers Faultless Sprayer. Meyers Bucket Pumps. Meyers Improved Brace Barrel Spray Pumps. Meyers Double-acting, Cog-gear Spray Pump. Meyers Century, Low-down Pumps. ' . "The Mitohell" Gasoline PowcrSpraycr, mounted, low-down, short-turn. Drop in when you are in town and let us show these pumps. , , The Mitchell A-l Gasoline Power Spray Outfit. We are headquarters for everything in the spray line. MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER COMPANY F. F. CAY, Manager Salem B-anch, Salem, Oregon. Tho city of . tllwitiikeo has uliuoMt abollHhed the use of horse In all municipal depart iiioium o- Do Wltt'H Little Ei.rly ItUors, gon tie, onny, nlenmutt, little llvor pill Oold by till I'rugglati. t o 1 People lu (loriminy Hhould curry umbrellas. It hooiiih balloons over there. o to bo raining FtM that Terrible Itching., Koionin. tottor nnd salt rhouin Uop tholr victims In perpetual tcmon. An application of Chamberlain's Salvo will Instantly allay this Itching, and many case hnvo been cured by Us iiso. For alo by Dr. Stone's Drug atoro. HH llf HHlHHllf leff tlM A poor shade properly hung Is better than a good shade poorly hung. But a good shade, first class In overy particular, put up as It should be is the only really satisfactory vvHI testify to their excellence in wear and action. ..- ! I The House Furnishing Co. II ! T77 Liberty Street. J! ittf f I ! IHllll r; r;- Tattooed portraits of the last hI French residents vuru found on tho skin of a burglar iiumod'Dortlu ur lo ted In Paris. . Foloy'R Honey and Tar cloars the air passage, stops tho Irrltaton In I the throat, sooths tho Inflntnod mom- brnnoa, and the moat obstinate couRh dUapponrs. Sore and Inflamod lungs are healed nnd strengthened, and tliu cold Is opollod from tho system, lie fUio any but tho gouulno In the yel low package J. O. Perry. ? Twi million dollar will b huohi in Improvement on the gntat twl plant of the United State Steel Cor poration at Kinsley. Ala. shade. Users of our shades $ 1 1 - illf f f fff ff KM wiNDOW ShAD FARMERS to Be Cleared at least 10 acres a year. Say $100 j f- .- . - -, --200 ;1"100 t i Meyers 0. K. Spray Pump. Meyers Double Acting Spray Pump. Meyers Coating or Painting Machine and Spray Pump. I Nearly 8 per cout of tho students In German unlvorsltles nro foreign ers. -o- Wellington's Plague Spot Liu In tho low marshy bottoms of tho Potomac, tho brooding ground of malaria gorms. Thoso gorms cauaj chills, fever and aguo, bllousnoss, Jaundlco, lassitude, woaknosa nnd gonornl debility, and bring suffering or death to thousands yenrly. Dut Elootrlo Ulttors novor fall to destroy i thorn and euro malaria trouble. "Tiioy nro tho bost all-round tonic and cure for malaria I ovor Msod," writes It. M. Jamos. of Louollon, 8. C. Thoy euro Stomach. Llvor, Kidney and Blood TroubloB, and will prevout Typhoid. Try them. 60c. Quaran teed by J. 0. Perry. Poverty la one of tho orlmos 'or whlolt a man Is sentenced to hard labor for an lndoilnlto term. Many Steepler Night a, Owlag to Persistant Cough. Ilellcf Found at Lust, "For several winters past my wlfa has been troubled with a most per sistent and dlasagrooablo comjh. , r hlch Invariably extended over period of several weeks audjcaudd her many slcoploss nlghts.'M write Will J. Hayner, editor of tn urJey, Colo., Bulletin. "Various remedies woro tried each year, with no;bon fldal results. In November lost tee cough again put In an appearance and my wife, acting on the sug- gostlon of a friend, purchased a bot- tlo of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Tho result was, Indeed, marvelous I After three dosea tho cough entirely disappeared and has not manifested Itself since." This remedy i& for' sale lie I '"' Dr. Stono's Drug Storo. FIRST OF SERIES OF SOCIAL CONCERTS The following program will bo given nt the First Christian church, corner High and Center streets, on Sunday evening February 14, by tho Christian church chorus of thirty trained voices. This Is the first of a series of sacred concerts to bo giv en during tho spring. Tho public Is cordially Invited. Program. Dr. II. C. Epley Director Prof F. C. Churchill Organist Miss Vera Kitchen Pianist Introductory, Largo" Handel Prof. Churchill aim Mr. Catlow. Hymn No. 190 Prnyor. Anthem, "Thy Will Be Done". Hanks Mixed Quartet Selected Mrs. Wonger,' Mrs. Knowlnnd, Messrs. Wenger ind Knowlnnd. Vocal Solo, "Consider .io Lillles. . Tepllff Mrs. Frank Watson. Anthem, 4,1 will Feed My Flock" Hall Mule Quartet Selected Duet, "Tarry With Mo" Nlcolal Mrs, Watflon and Mr. Wenger. Vocal Solo, "Light From Heaven" (violin obllgato) Gounod Mra. Ooodonough. Short Address. . . , D. Errott, Pastor Anth' n "llio Lord is 1 I. !;'." Miles Offering. Quartet, "Evening Song". . . .MiiihIi (bopruno obllgato.) .Mrs, Watson nnd Mnlo Quartet. Two Selections from "Faith Trium phant" (a) "Tho "storm Scene"; (b) annul I'innio, "Dow to tho King Eternal" Mr. 12. W. Pierce and Chorus. Doxology. Itcnodlctlon. PoHtludo. ACCUSED OF PASSING FORGED CHECKS United Press tinned Wire Portland, Or., Fob. 13. Held In n cell of tho Jail horo without bonde, while his hoanttlful wlfo Is boliiK cured for at tho houdqunrtors of tho Young Woiiioh'b Christian As'ocln t'on, John DcLlmosay Is tndny await ing th arrival of olllcora from Van couver, II C, to uccoinpnny them back to that city, whoror ho says, ho will prove tho charges of forgery against him are falso DoLlmoHny refined to discuss liM case, but does say he Is a member or a prominent nnd wcnlthy family In Dayton. Ohio. Attlrotf In tho latou fashion, DcLlmcsny and his wire were taken Just as they woro about to loave on the Iloso City for San FrnncUco. Tho locnl authorities nro notified by tho Vancouver police that last Saturday DcLlmosay pnssel n, doron alleged worthless checks, ag gregating $100. II wns employed there n a clork In a railroad office. UNCLE SAM'S ARMS ARE EXCEEDINGLY LONG IVnltpri 1'rMi Leased Wire Mnnlln. Fob. 13. Out of the marabou and thick forots located In tho Interior of Nogroa Island a force of United States constabulary has brought two of the band of natives accused of murdering II. D. Evorett and T. It. Wnkoloy, both omntoyed In tho forostry department of th United States government. The two mon woro killed soveral month ago whllo ongaged In survey ing and mapping tho Island of Las. Jiiua. but until rocontly no trace of tho murderers could be found. The two mon under arrest aro ring leadora. Undo Sam will continue the search for tho othor outlaws, as an example to tho hlllsmMi tn tho Islni)'). TWENTY THOUSAND ELK STARVING rrnltrd Prm I.msfiJ Wlrf.l Chwyonne. Wyo.. Feb. 13. Tho .Wyoming legislature s taking stepi to pnivjde protection for the 20,000 Oik that are reported to b starving .to death In Jackson Hole, Wyo. pile legislators nave neon niionii that the hard crust on tho snow in that vicinity prevents tho animals Tfrom foiling on grass, nnd at overy opportunity attack hnyataoks. Farm- tors near Jackson Hole are on guard day and night, protveting their hay. MAXIW GORKY UNDER ARREST r ff Unite! Irss I.easol Wire.) StJ'etorsbitrg. Feb. 13. A war rant wna Isnied today for the nrrejt of Mux I in Gorky, the celebrated wrltqivnid loader In the revolution movement tn Russia. The substanco of the charge against Gorky was uot made nubile Lbut it Is thought that his arnMt is the result of political aglta'.on. O r- O !l. m O? O 3RL 3C Ji- . an K j"7 .- Bnti ylMkMINRJMHWfCinipi A Tonic or a Stimulant? AVer's Sarsaparilla Is a tonic. It does not stimulate. It does not make you feel better one day. then as bad as ever the next. There is not a drop of alcohol in it. You have the steady, even gain t L - r5, ., -wnrt fnn!- Ak vniir doctor all about this. Trust him fully, and always do as MANY STUDENTS HURT IN BIG GLASS RUSH (United Press Leased Wire.) Washington, Pa., Feb. 13. Scores of men Bbsidents and dozens of co-eds are suffering today from Injuries sus tained in a cIobIi cIubIi yesterday af ternoon when members of the Junior cIubi raised their colors oil a tower of tho main school building. When the Junior colors floated tn tho breeze, several scoro of students rushed toward the building nnd be gan ascending the stairs to tear down the offensive bunttng. Tho bcslegors were mot by n party of SAY KLEIN IS DUKE JOHN OF AUSTRIA Tncoinn, Wash., Feb, 1ft. Crcd onco Is given to n report In circula tion here that Joshua Klein, self Htylod leader of u "now thought" unit, In Duke John of Austria, who 12 yours ago married a woman much below his Btntlon In life and ciinio to America. Severn I yours later ho was declared legally dead In Aus tria and nothing moro was hoard of the man. Klein, who Is In Jail charged with URBtiult and buttery upon the mother of one of his pupils, who Is In Switzerland at present, today re fused to admit or deny that ho was the inlawing duke. Doth Klolu and his attorney hnvo frequently declared that they would spring one of tho iiiohI sensational disclosures Tacoma had heard In yoaiH before the end of Klein's trial Is reached. ACCUSED OF MURDER CLOUGH DISAPPEARS lUiillt'd Prcw Lrnicd Wlro.l Seattlo, Wash., Fob. 13. Dwlght Cloiigh, an electrical engineer of Los AnguloH, l',lio hns been In this olty hIiico "JaiVuoo" "JS.-jiuh disuplieared. In Honduras an accusation of hom icide has been phuvd against lilnii Clough advertised somo time ago for men to accompany him on a gold hunting expedition. Among thoso who accompanied Clough from Los Angelica wiib Jufforson D. Kller, who Hhortly after the party reached tholr destination vas found doad in the woods, Hhot under conditions that suggested foul play. Clough return ed to Loh AngeleH where ho told that IOlor'H death was dur to uccldont. Clough later went to Victoria. It. C. and aftor romalnlng thore a short limp eamo to this city. dough's attornoy In this olty avows the innocence of his client and attributed tho actlou of tho gov ernment of Honduras In accusing Itoukwoil, who was also a member of the ill-fated gold expedition. Tho ovldenco upon which tho gov urnmout has requested Clough's ex tradition wns eoleoted mainly by n J. Kller. brother of the ma nwho was shot and resides In Madera, Calif. o WOMEN TO GET ON POLICE FORCE Seattle. Wash. Fob. 13. Tho on eroaohmonts of the "new wuuitin" Is becoming serious, oven tho police force now being Invaded by the gent ler sex. The city council finance committee 1ms recummondod for passage a council hill to appropriate $175 a month with ivlilch to pay the salary and the expense of n woman polteo offlcwr. This action wns tak en upon the request of Miss May Walker, secretary of tho Young Women's Chrlstlnn Association. Tho proposed woman officer will hnvo police powers. Her duties will bo to advise young girls and womon who; come to the olty during the fnlr agulnsi the dangers which thronten them. She wll havo authority to in vestigate casos nnd enter saloons, enres and hotels whenever she deems It necessary. Steamer Sinks; Nine Druun. United Presa Leased Wire.) Hrest. Franco, Feb. 13. The British steamer Forest Castle found- erode off tho harbor today. Nine of thojerew were drowned. he proposed American exposition to be held in Lonaon next year has beon thoroughly organized and spe cial efforts aro bejng made to secure exhibit sfrom the western jart ofl mis couniry. he says. i,.wif. m...: Juniors. Each Bide n number of girls in its ranks. Tho students' nnd co-eds clashed on tho ctn'ra and In the scrimmage several had their clothing ripped and torn. The fight raged through the corridors and clns3 rooms. Members of the faculty attomptcd to inter fere, but were brnahed aside. Tho fighting ceased whe. both sides became exhausted, bat at Its conclusion the Junior's flag till fluttered on the high mast. Legs ind ribs were badly bruised; and all are moro or less sore today. I CELEBRATION AT I METHODIST CHURCH Ono of the most imprcsslvo ecru monies in commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, the groat war president and emanclputor, wa helu In the Methodist church yester day afternoon by tho members of the Grand Army of tho Hopubllc und' Woman's itollof Corps. At 1:30 o'clock tho momborB of the poBt, vot orntiB of tho Civil, Spanish and lu dlnn wars nnd tho lndlos of tho Il llof Corps entered In n body nnd were son tod In the center of the auditor ium. D. W. MntthewH. post com mander of the G. ,i. It., presided. Tho program opened with "Amorlcn" by tho audience, led by the quartet composed of Mrs. W. Carloton Smith. Mrs. v. P. Uabcock, Win. McQll Christ nnd George II. Burnett, whose oxcollently rendered patriotic BongH were a pleasing feature. Mrs. Porcy Cotter gave a splendid reading of "Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Bo Proud?" Lin coln's favorite poem, which was fol lowed by an ntldross by Hon. aorgo H. Bur'nett. He npoka of tho groat mipport. und sacrifices, which tho won ronCTlf. jtlio bjue had given to tholr country nnit thojr iiBs'lstance to Lin coln in h'lfl time of vrontest need, and of Lincdlu'H character and place In the hearts of the American people. No man had ovor attained and hold the confidence of the people as Lin coln. That his great object was to save tho Union and give evory man a fair chance. Probably tho .most interesting sponkor was D. C. Uley of tho Elov onth Iowa regiment and a personal friend, of tho gront president. Ilw told of many personal oxperioncos. ninny remlulscencos of the llfo of Lincoln, whom ho mot nt tho Uni versity of Illinois nt Sprlngflold. In 1851, and many t linos afterward at Boclul and political gatherings. HIh tnlk was Interesting throughout nnd ho was given tho closest at tention. Of Lincoln's family his sou Itobort Is living, und a piomlnont lawyer of Chicago. Hon. D. W. WobsKjr read Lincoln's Gettysburg address ' and addresses followed by Itev. Philip Bnuor of tho First Congrogatlonnl church nnd Itov. W. II. Seleek of tho First M. K. church. Mr. Bntier spoke of Lincoln as a practical Idoallst and tho man of sorrow, but also tho man of good eheor. Mr. Solleck spoko of Lincoln as the Christian, and showed tho groat and tender naturo of tho great est man of the nluotoonth century. Itov. Paul S. Bundy of the Unitar ian church dollvored the Invocation and Itov. P. S. Knight the benedic tion. MEMBERS WORKED TILL LIGHTS WENT OUT The home nnd senate sat until late at night Friday. Tbo house pussod 36 bills and indefinitely post poned four. The senate did about as much, and is in session today. A great many of tho members went to Hugeno to celebrate Admission Day at the State University. Admission Day will be observed at Salem at the State Capitol Monday, with a Joint session and an elaborate program. ANDREW HARRISON BURNED TO DEATH Androw Harrison, formerly of Jef ferson, this county, was burned to death at his home near Borine.t!lacKv nmaa county, while clearing land, lie was about 50 years old. and one of the old students of Willamette Uni versity. Ife was an unole of Repr sentatlve MoKlnney of Baker county. wno was notified of tho accident