Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 28, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWSWl4rt1IKWnHfeSjMwwrnsrMSywss i I 1 DAILY OAPITAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, ORBGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1009. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL fc E. UOPEH, Editor fl Proprietor Independent forii,per ttoroM to American rrinclplct and the I'rotjrffj ami Derelopement of All Oregon. ( "' . i ... ., ... - .. Published Hrtty Krcolnif fUccpt Sunday, galero, Ore. JUHSQKmjpN KATES, (Inyariablr In AdranM.) 6lir. br artier, Ir year . Per month to Daily, by wall, per rr- 4- ' er mo""? WeeVly, by mill, per mf 81 month. .. ..-..Mo I V JUST A LITTLE VISIT HER OWN NECK BROKEN WITH OUR EXCHANGES, SHE BURIES HUSBAND Tho Klumatli Mornlg Express cbronlcloe llio capture of "an Irri descent fish. 0 inches long, with ft tfcard undorlt s moutr not unllko a goat, bluo cyos nnd n faco llko a Bhoop, which local exports In flih loro cannot olnBslfy." What thnl Klamath bunch needs Is a physician with a qulotlng potion not flah Al ports. In La Grando. Or., thoy nro filling tho21ocnl prlts with that ecstatic llttlo lyric: "Arc you going to Irrlgato? Woll, I guess. With wator from Mcadowbrook? Yw, yos, yes." As a chaser, wo proBUtno. Tho KoBoburg ilovlow editorially writes: "Now tolophono ofllco not located n yot." Oh, pickles. That's nothing; tho old ono hero Is lost a 'dotWtlmon ft Wi nil tn0 'ollow Joslng Jl doOHti't complal ho sweat . ' Mrs. Hoy Klrkloy will loavo today tospond somo tlmn In Ilakor City. hr., Klrkloy Is temporarily thero."- , jWdloton Tribune Jloy'a favorlto ode In: "I Used to Ilo Afraid to Oo ' Home Jn tho Hark, Dtit Now I'm Afraid to do Home at All." An Inspection of tho Kugono pa pers would nlniost load to tho bollof thai It Is n city for snlo. Howovor, It Is a good "biuy," If It Is. "ItoBoburg'u srawhorry fair will bo hold may H and 1C." Umptjun Val- loy Nowr. Hub I Thoy aro nil hold hero, "strawberry, blondo, nlblno nnd . brunottcs ovory blamed ovonlng. A floating piano salesroom I churning up nnd down tho Coqulllo rlyor peddling pianos, nut what nro thoy going to do for muslo teachers aft - tho recovory from tho Hnlosman I ml need hypnosis? Tho Coos Hay Harbor, of South DondsayH n local dealer tins raised the prlen of goods, "becauso nnothor mouth Uns arrived at bis house." If this gets fiinhlonnblo thoro In no hope for Bouth Bend, except In denth or tlibtdlvorro court. Tillamook Is Joyous at the comple tion of Its railroad communication to Portland, and Its papers oven eoucodo H, H Hnrrlman a right to live tem porarily at least. This Is as It should bo. tho rich Tillamook country n but Illy sorvod by Irregular steamer which aro one degroo mora rapacious than rnllroads. unions curbed by opposition. A walor motor In a Hakor City res Idouco sbowod 127,fi00 gallons of wator used a'no Douombor. If clean II now b noxt to Uodltuots In tlut houno, thoy aro untitled to a rubato on uhuroh attondnnco for n year. Tho Oregon Orlano, of Vale., says: 4'Mr. Wilbur has n largo olectrlo piano that adds to tho entertain mul." What kid of nil orglo does Mr. Wilbur mnlutnln over thero a dog light? 'Albany will probably be In tho path of tho auto racers." Albany Herald. Albauy waa always rash, but ft novor oxhlbted suloldal tendencies before. o i Ait Holt' to (bo Throne. lUellHl 'r mI Wirs.1 Tho Hague. April US -Doctor worn summoned today nnd It Is ox pootod mat the quoen'a aeeom-hmeiit will be announced shortly 8an FrandHco, April 28. After taking her JUo in nor nanus so mai Bho might attend tho funoral of hor husband, tho widow of Brlgadlct Qonernl Harry L. Haskell, was learned today to uo tno mysionous patient who has boon at tho ThomnB, Hospital receiving treatment, ior a broken nook. Mrs. Haskell's nock was broken somo tlmo ngo when ubo foil down stairs whllo attosdlng her sick hus- l.nml at. mm nlvnn aklllnri tnfiulC- al attention, and It was announced) todny that Bho would ultimately re covor. Whon tho funoral of Qonornl Has kell was hold nt tho Presidio yo3tor day, tho widow braved the danger of leaving tho hospital, nnd, with hor head tightly clasped In an Itnprovlsod harness, alio rodo to the gravo. Hor Improvomont has boon bo great recently that preparations nro being made to removo hor to a Borkoloy hospital, whoro sbo will bo given spo clnl troatmont for six months, at tho end of which tlmo It Ib bollovcd tho broken bones will bnve knit. . n PEARSON PROBABLY STRAIGHT AS STRING San Francisco, April 28. War rant for tho nrrost of Eugene Pcar Bon, chief clerk of tho flnanco branch or tho United States nrmy transport donartmeut Is In tho bnnds of tho of- llcors todny, and It Is expected that: bo will bo taken Into custody bofore-l night. Poarson 1b Accused of emboz-1 zlomont of $313.22 of tho govern ment fundi- ' An alleged uhortngo was discovered ) In Ponraon's nccounts whllo ho was ! 111 recently. Affairs In his offlco woro In a bnd muddlo. and Ponrson do- j rlaros that hln trouble 1b duo to tno fact that ho did not havo sufficient nsslstanco In his work. It la rmwirtixl Unit Pnnrsun WHS given n clmnco to mnko up tho sup- posed siiortagp, and tho warrant was not IhsuimI until after ho had failed to ralMf tho required amount. STRIKES IMMENSE ARTESIAN FLOW It'HltMt l'reM Ionwl Vlr 1 I.oh AuguloH. April 28. Tho dls- luivni'V ii f mi Imiiiuiimt urtiuilull flow near Illaak ttouk springs may alter luiiuililumlilv tlin nlunti lit t In Mtiifl- ueora In ahargo of the work on tho Mwoim rivor wator project. The aeuiiuduct planned to eHrry tliu iviilur lit llilu llt' U'lll nurrv 40 1)0(1 luehcM Tht now wolls. which wr tupiMd at a doptli or xuu ruut. yiwld uluiiii llllinn IiihIum. ami acoerillni: In A A llulihnril nf tlm Iwiuril nf public NorlcH. It Is probable that by Hiniug iMiuir woiih, tin uui'iMHHir)- flnw will lui fiirtliriiliilnir Tbu wolls which may causo a ro vUlou of tho wholo shomo wore mink to gut wator for the drudgt at work (in I In. miAii nliMiimil tfk purrv vutMr ftom tho Intaku to On ens lake Tho (low constant. SALEM PEOPLE'S AUTOS With tho coming or summor and tho Improvomont of the surrounding roads tho local nrtitomobllo dealers nro finding difficulty In providing cars to supply tho sudden demand that 1b being made. Would-bo pur chasers havo failed to tako Into ac count tho crowded condition of the factories, and there Is disappoint ment In somo quarters over Inabil ity to supplr certain makes, horse power and sizes until tho mlddlo of July. The coast ngsnt for the Btoddard Dayton cars was only oble to secure from his factory a promise of ten cam for July 15th, and of theso tho Salem agonts were ablo to secure two. rtunBoll Catlln's now 4-cyllndor Maxwell ha been placed In the best possible condition by Manager Pr'ohs of tho Salem garage, and to morrow tho owner will leavo with tho rnr for an oxtended tour of Eastern Oregon. This trip will bo c, hnrd tryout for tho Maxwell, although both tho agents nnd tho owner aro onthMol nstlc In their bellof that It will ac quit Itself with credit. Other Maxwells that will bo scon nbout tho city nro two-cyllndor mn rMnot belonging to Dr. .11. 0. Kim ball and Mr. Rlggs. Dr. Klmball'B car Ib n grcen-flnlshed touring car, while tho othor Is a red runabout. Walter D. Pugh has a heavy 22 horpopower Rco for plcnsuro nnd private use while Mr Scott or tho Oregon Lnnd Co. has a similar 5 pnfongor car ror business uso. Tho jattor macnlnr- will see much heavy work on tho rounty roads. J. W. Inglo or CorvnlllB also bought a 20 horsopowor Rco. An Innovation In tho local trndo will bo a 1 1-horsepowor demon strating enr that Is on Its way horo ror tho Salem Auto garage. It will be med by Manager PrlchB ror dem on 'trntlng tho Mnxwoll. A compared w'th Bomo cities Sa lem has been somewhat deficient In mnchlnos. but ns Its wealthy citi zens hnvo caught the rrazo for mo torjng, ami It Is spreading fait, many morn or them will bo seen on the local thoromghrnres ench month. OACITOItlA. Bwrt'U llia Kad Yw Haw Always Beggl wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmm i mill i L. II SI gaOf RNOVOWO KPBsmsm Smart Clothes We dress the YOUNG FELLOWS with their ideal garments. The men we dress know for a certainty that our clothes are right-they are pro tected by our guar antee. SUITS from $10.00 to $30.00 Green Oxfords! Have You Seen Them? G, W. JOHNSON & CO. HI N. Commercial St., Salem i una I Hcst Treatment for Colds. "Most ordinary colds will yield to tho simplest troatmont," says tho ! Chicago Trlbuno, "modorntlvo laxa l tlves, ho foot baths, a freo perspi ration and an avoldnnco of oxpoouro to cold and wet after treatment ' Whllo this treatment la simple It re 1 qulros considerable trouble and tho ono ndoptlng It must remain In door. I for n day or two, or a fresh cold ia almoBt uuro to bo contracted, and In many Instances pneumonia follows. Is It not bettor to pin your faith to an old .ollnblo preparation like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, that Is famous for Its cures of colds and can always bo doponded upon? For Balo by all good druggists. o Malheur county wool pool sold at 20 conts. Tlioro aro lots of peoplo In tho world who appear to havo tho brains of n mule. All thoy seem to bo ablo to do Is to eat, sleep and kick. o For Kidney trouule, Inflammation of of tho bladdor, rheumatism, n.ni rheumatic pains, got DoWItt'o Kidney and Dladder Pills. Thoy ant prompt ly and aro suro. Sold by nil druggists. SAN FRNACISC0 HAS LIVELY WIND STORM Thttr U Uttl,. ttxpwtntlon that the July "tt August sun will malt the IM trust. The Mission Of thoso corpuicloa In your blood that havo boon cnllod " Llttlo oldlors," Is to fight for you gainst tho dloonao gorms that constantly endanger your hoalth. Thoso corpusolos nro mndo honlthy and strong by tho uso of Hood's Sarsnparllla. This medicine is a combination of tnotxi than xM differxutt iviutslul kkwiiU lit proportion and by u pruct limwu only to ourlM iuul it lias fur thirty years boon constantly proving its worth. No suUstituto, tiotio "juat-oa-gooJ." CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK J, ri Alborti Pros, E. M, Grolsnn, Vlco Pros, Jos, H, Albert, Cashlor SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Pays Interest on Savings Accounts San Krasclsoo. April 28. Ono man Is dmd and anothor Is miffttrlng pala fail Injuria today following a tor rttle wind storm which struck San Pi-hnpiwo late yestarday. lfclwanl Kwnnwily. u raeont arrival from lrMlaud, was klllod by falling from a Mlwlon street oar whllo try ing to recover hU bat. wnlch wits blown off by the gale, lie aufletvd a bad fraetur of the skull, and dlod a slion Mum attor being taken to tho lSmergtney Hospital. liOuls Kanulio. a glaslor, had his far badly cw when be was struck by a fulling iwne of glass, whlob was UIowh from his hawU wail be wag repairing a window. GOOD NATURED DOGS MIX WITH TAC0MA FOLKS THrtitHH. April Js Three bHMdrwt IiIkIi-1'Uw, dog WHggeil a welcome to lh gtifets who nMeudetl TaeuiMs'e log Mow. which uwhm1 Ih the M armory building today ArUtoeratlc i-anlae from oeattle. lnrtlaud SHd vwrloiiH other eoasl oltlea art onteriMl. Judge John M. UradshMW of Saa KrttHtbH-ii U here to award the ca)M Dog OouHoWteura my the exhibit is a record breakor and even the twoealc Individual who Is uot up la dogotogj ls compelled to admit tt Is a likely looking tmurU of titHi The show will last all this week. i o U of IMuud a WNk, at least, l what a young baby ought o gain In weight Does yours? If not thera' soruotblng wrong with tt dlgeitlon. Qlto It McG-eo's Dsby Kllxlr and It will begin gaining at one. Guros stomach and bowel 'roubles, aids dljeIon, stops trt- fulness, good for teething bablM. Price 2(0 and 50c gold by all deal- trt. x. -rr rrr - j: -o-j w: i tr, .- - sf . fy S:'':z I -sf I V t ; rr-x SO .; v-- I KQl fUllM BDEEl bloomer TSzrrr --vCJr H rc il .."rTT-lu u.j--Tr-:r:TTrf:: zos i vuvvww Rk $ sc mK7w&Mmi&$m tsz FVwmif mwMmmXi ZL SKsvcr-A w wm s g um&ir, ns. ; 7 , , , , r ms m 0-. &&mT?&ftd bi t - J y-r-, a jss8BrKKwag -j If r mrhmrl 2iacre TRACT STUDY THE ABOVE MAP HIjOOMHirs AUDITION to tho City of Newjwrt. Oregon is now on th market for the first tlmo Tho tract is located about half way botween Nya Greak utul Newport, and couslstsof fcome 30 lots, on tne rising ground directly above the ocean Each lot Is but a few stops from the beach and a commands a lew of tho ocean or surf for miles north and south To the mrth can be seen Jump On Joe and tno Yaqulna Head Light. To the touth the entrance to Yaqttlua Hay and the I.lfesaving Station Tho property is about a 11 vo-minute walk from the boat landing in Newport. It Is reached by a aow aix-foot board walk, which runs iu a straight lino from the Ocean House Hotol In a northwest direction to the lots. This Is now tna most popular walk in Newport on account of its be.iuttful surroundings nd magnificent view of the Pacific when the end is reaebod at llLOOMHU'S ADDITION. Here before the oborver the ocean and the Loach stretch for miles and miles. A WORD ABOUT YAQUINA BAY You oould uot find a more IntoroatiMg location to spend your summer than around this beautiful bay, which is eoncoded by those who knew, to bo tho most beautiful summer resort, XATUltAI.IA", of any on the Pacific coast, barring nono Huutlng and fishing are unexcelled, and the many places of Interest oloso to Newport, sueh as tho Lighthouse. Otter Rock. Seal Hocks, etc . make it an Ideal place to own a summer Lome. NOW LOOK AT THE MAP You will seo that ltl.OO.MKlfH ADDITION Is right on the ocean, and yot has the great advantago of being close to the bay and town, with no steep hills to Qlljnb to reach It, TJiC; beach In front of the property is good for bathing and tho gathering of rool; oyrters. --Mr. Bloomer has already built two butlful cottage on thoso lots for his own personal use, Mr. Dloome Is a Seattle man. and Intends to make this the most popular addition to Newport For further Information enquire at CAPITAL JOURNAL OFFICE A - - T.