Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 21, 1909, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHOOTS ONE, ROBS OTHERS United Press Leased Wire. TVinnmn. Wnnh.. Mnv 21 Aftor Unntlno ilnwn Hurl Olock. who Was Idly chatting with friends la tho bar room 01 tno roiomnc noioi, ami ur dorlng tho wounded man propped up in a corner 01 mo room wun iub hands hold above his head, a daring bandit last night held seven mon nt bay at the point of a revolver whllo ho overhauled tho saloon caBn rog- 1otni nnrt nonrp.hort lila vietim'H noeK- intr ITIa nnMro loot nmnnntcd to lit- tlo more than $ 7 and a gold watch, S snatched off tho person of Frank Leonard. Tim ilpqunr.irio. who Is described n8 a vory tall young man, sat In tho saloon during tho entire early part I of tho ovonlng, ovldontly In a moody iramo or minu. ai exncuy jlu:iu o'clock ho stopped to a rear room and wai not noticed again until tho shot rang out and Glock dropped to tho floor. Tho mnn lined up tho other plv Inmnfpfl nf thn nnlnon. ordorlnR ono of them to prop tho wounded man iup In a corner. When this waB dono ho scooped out tho contents of tho cabIi drawer, hurriedly soarched )i!b victims, and disappeared through a roar door. Glock was Immediately taken to n hnqnltnl. nml thn nnllco wore notified Tho wounded mnn was shot In tho fleshy part of his sldo, and will re cover from tho effects of tho wound It Is boltovcd that tho dosporado timed his deed, ana mat as soon as ho had complotcd tho work he board ed tho 10: 15 o'clock Intcrurban car for Seattle, which left a fow mlnutos after tho holdup. Do You Want to Go to the a 'if u WORLD'S FAIR -CTt. J, sTjUTj'Tn, JL JL I AM F ? 7 E 9 t MURDERED HER THREE CHILDREN Mlddlctorn, Conn., May 21. Heartlessly cutting tho throats of hor threo 1'ttlo children, Mrs. LowIb Car stom, nn attractlvo woman of 35 years of ago, committed sulcldo by tho same, means today. Mrs. Cnrstem, hor 10-months-old baby and hor son, Lowls, aged 10 yenrs, aro dead, whllo hor 7-yoar-old boy, John, Is fatally wounded, and Is oxpoctcd to dlo beforo night. Flying Into a torrlblo rngo at sorao minor offenso of hor children early today, tho woman solzed n razor and commonccd hor doadly work. It li lollovod that sho was Insane Lowls wns tho last of tho children to rccdlvo a wound from tho murder ous woman, and ho managod to got out of tho houso Into tho ynr'd, whoro ho foil dead. Tho boy's np penranco wub tho first knowlodgo Lewis Cnrstom, 8r., had of tho trago dy. Ho rushed into tho houso, but wns too lato to Intorforo. Then come at once to the PLYMOUTH Clothing Store, 388 State Street, Salem, Oregon, and get one of our cir culars, explaining in full this big COUPON PROPOSITION Which includes a FREE ROUND TRIP TICKET to the SEATTLE FAIR and in addition a TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECE for incidental ex penses. Our COUPON PROPOSITION goes into effect Monday, May 24 and continues till Saturday, July 1 7 and it will be to your interest to come to Thje Plymouth Clothing Store and let us explain to you in every detail this very attractive Coupon Proposition. Remember ! THE PLYMOUTH 388 STATE STREET, SALEM, OREGON Tho Saturday Journal will bo do votcd to boosting ovory part of this city und tho Wlllamotto valloy and nil Western and Eastorn Oregon. TH1D OPERATION m dventehi r iwnwu Ltu UNEARTH IMMENSE SKELETONS United I'reei Leued Wire. San Clomonto, Cal.. May 21. unearthed In nn Indian burial ground unearthed In an Indian bulal ground near this jilnco aro being vlowed by hundreds of curious spectators to day. Two of tho enormous racks of bonos uro about soven foot long, whllo tho others mensuro moro than six aud a half feet. Tho skolotons wore found nt an unusual dopth, under tho burial ground of tho Tanial Indians, tho Inhabitants of tho section beforo tho whlto Invnslon. It Is thought prob able that thoy belonged to ono of tho Aztec tribes. Trlnkots and orna monts of unique pattern woro found with tho skolotons. Clay, In congroes, Bays tho Ameri can consumers pay 1130,000,000 a year moro for their sugar than thoy would with tho tariff off. or tnis, no says, tho govornmont gets $53,000, 000 and tho trusts 183,000,000. o Kills Her Foo or 20 Year. "Tho most niercllcaa onomy I had for SO yoars," doclaros Mrs. James Duncan of Uaynosvlllo, Mo., "was Dyspopsla. I surforod Intonsoly af tor entlng or drinking and could scnrcoly sloop, Auor ninny rotnodlos lind failed and Bovcral doctors gavo mo up i tried Eloctrlc Dltters, which curod mo complotoly. Now I can eat anything. I am 70 yoars old and nm ovorjoyed to got my hoalth and strength back again." For Indiges tion, Lobs of Appotlto, Kldnoy Trou- blo, Lnmo Dock, Tomato Complaints, Its unoqunlod. Only 60c at J. O. Perry's. ByLydiaE.Pinkham,sVeg-QIRL USES BURGLAR'S etable Compound Clilcnco. 111. "I want to tall yon what l.ulia E. l'laUm's V- t-f Compound did for au. I was w : that two of the best doctor i. Chuaj.. paid 1 would die if 1 did unt LaM- : operation, i ahe.ciy had nwauoiii, unt tHr waVrd r'-1-vu ; -.kU a il " . i. i -tmwi' . cwii.Xat far.. ii I amuVJ' ii ail". :nfil fii..r a:i i t.- l. iv'..t idi.s I! t'l f.t ,. , 'rUi.i sT. t ctubU. 0-iii'''I h!J' i.rii i i trti it unii n. nr 'n- i was cmtJ." V.rt.Ai "'' '.-:. 11 LuniMnu Blteot, CU go, 1. Jf you ara 111 do u-l drug eluop nt homo or in your rlace ut Hpk td nt until un tipwatl.'n Is i'.-?-ar7. 1 u build up the frrotnluo sjtVin, awlJ move the cnus of tUc d'jtrewl c nchtw and rains bj ti!fe' a.yUb u rinkhnm's vr Ketnble Comiwiinu. miu' from roots and horbs. Tnr thirty years it has been tl stan dard remedy for female Ills, nuu Ims positively restored tlmheulUi t f tli. caudsof women who 1rto be troMfcifl with dlipbcoiCKnts, iflwiiuoiu ceratirfn. ?ibro!d mmoi?. irxca iwrinow periodic paln. lauturlio. ba."i: ?-it" feells?, felulttu.y. ludlgsd-ii, ('! nps, or nervous piotrutioiu .y don't von trr It? HEAD FOR A BASEBALL (United Treu Leased Wire. Seattle, May 21. Thero Is a bat tered and disgusted burglar In this city today who without doubt has made a solomn vow novor to again engage In his nefarious pursuit until he has first ascertained that no ath letic servant girl lurks tobout the premises armed with baseball para phernalia. Miss Clara Andorson, a servant In the employ of Leo S. Schwabacher, nresldent of the Schwabacher Hard ware Company, was awakened lato last night to flna that tne gas in her room had been turned on with tho evident intent to asphyxlato her and to see a prowler In tho apart ment of Mrs. Schwabacher, who was absent from home, helping himself to Jewels and monay from a dresser Securing n baseball bat which be longed to one of the Schwabacher chlldion. Miss -.nuoreon advanced upon the burglar and with a heavy awing of tho bat sent tho Intruder reeling against tho wall. Dropping two Jewel cases which he hold In bis hands, tho robber attacked the girl, knocking her down with a blow of his fist. The plucky servant arose and renewed her attack, belaboring the burglar so vigorously that be was compelled to fleo without the plun der. Tho value of tho Jewels left behind Is placed at 12000. The only loot secured by the man was $30 In money taken from Mrs. Schwabacher's purse. Ah Patent Medicine or medicines ndvertlM'd In this pupr uro for sale at DR. STONE'S Drug Store The only cash drug store In Ore jon, own no one, and no one owe It; carries large stock; Its shelves, counters and show cusea are loaded with drugs, medicines, notions, toilet articles, wines and liquors of all kinds for medicinal purposes. Di. Stone Is a regular graduate in med icine, and has had many years of ex perience in the practice. Consulta tions aro free. Prescriptions are free, nnl or'y rgiiar prlcn for medicine. Dr. Stone can be fowid at his, drug store, Saloin, Or., frM 7 1b tie scorning until 9 at Bight. Notlco of Intention to Improvo n rortion of Winter Street. Notlco is horoby given that the Common Council of tho City of Sa lem, Oregon, dcom It ozpodlont to Improvo, and proposes to lmprovo, nt tho ozponso of abutting and adjacent property, wlntor stroet, In tho city oi Snlnm, Orogoa, from a point 14 root joutli of tho noiith rail of tho railroad track of tho Southern Pa cific Co., whoro It crosfos said winter street at tho Intersection of Wlntor and Trado streets to tho north curb lino of Mill Btroot. Snld Improvements shall bo mado with crushed rock for n width of 32 foot on both side of tho cuntor line of snld Btroot, except ing thorefiom o spaco 7 foot In width oxtondtng along tho contor of said Wlntor street, which Is to rocolvo the Btroot railway track of tho Portland Railway, Light & Powor Co., and to bo improved by said Company, and oxcopting that portion of said Wln tor street which Is Intorscctod by tho South Mill Creek raco, and except ing that portion which is Intersected by tho tributary of South Mill Creek. Curb linos shall bo established nnd sn'd street shall bo Improved In ev ery rospect In accordanco with the plana and specifications adoprted tuorofor by the Common Council and on (llo In tho office of tho city re corder, and which also show an esti mate or tho cost, RomonBtrances may bo filed agalast said Improvement in tho manner and wlt'nlu tho tlmo provided by law. Uato e: first publication of this notlco May 11, MOD. I)y ordor of the Common Council. W. A. MOORBS. 5-11-llt City Recorder. o Proposals for Automatic Sprinkling Iiqulpmeat for Oregon State Insane Asylum. Salem, Ore,, May 7, 1009. Sealed proposals Indorsed on out sldo of envulopo "Proposals for Au tomatic Sprinkler Equipment for Or egon Stato Insane Asylum," and ad dressed to tho undersigned, will be received at the executive chambers, state capltol, Salem, Oregon, until May 24, 1909, at 2 p, ni. for furnish ing and Installing an automatic sprinkler equipment In strict accord ance with plans, specifications and In structlons, which may bo examined at the executive chambers, state cap ltol, Salem. Or., at the offlco of the superintendent of tho Oregon State Insane Asylum, Salem, Or., or at the offlco of H. C. McAllister, Oregonlan Dunning, Portland, ur. All bids must be accompanied by certified check la the amount of 10 per cent (ten per cent) of the full amount of the bid, made payable to ine undersigned. Tbe board of trus tees of the Oregon Stat Insane Asy lum reserve tbe right to reject any and all bids. G. N. M'ARTHUR, Clerk of Doard of Trustees Oregon State Insane Asylum 5-8-22d Notlco. Is horoby given that scalod bids for tho. construction, of two cottnges at tho Orogon Stato Insano Asylum will bo rocelvod by tho Board of Trustees of tho Orogon Stato Insane Asylum until Juno 7th, nt 2:30 p. m at which hour nil bids will bo oponed by tho undorslgnod at tho ox ocutlvo chnmbors In tho prosonco of tho aforesaid board. Contractors may bid on olthor one or both of thoso cottagos. All bids must ho nccompanlod by a cortlflod chock In tho sum of nt least ton (10 por cent) por cent of tho amount of tho bid, nnd mndo payablo to tho (un dorslgnod. Plans and specifications may bo oxamlned at tho oxocutlvo chnmbors, Salem, Orogon. Tho Ilonrd of Trustoos of tho Oro gon Stnto Insano Asylum rosorvos tho right to rojoct any and all bids. C. N. M'ARTHUR, Olork of tho Doard, Salem, Orogon, May 18, 1900. 5-10-Ht Notlco of Intention to Improvo n Por tion of Winter Htrvut. Notlco Is horoby glvon that tho common council of tbo city of Salem, Oregon, dooms It oxpodlont to Im provo nnd proposes to Improvo nt tho oxponBO of abutting nnd adjacont property Wlntor street In tho city of Salem, Orogon, from tho north curb lino of Mill street to tho north lino of Oak stroet, tho roadway of said portion of said street shall bo Im proved full width from curb to curb by grading tho samo nnd placing thereon a crushod rock Improvement, provided Intersections shall bo .Im proved for a width of 29 Vi foot on both sides of tho contor lino of said Wlntor Btroot, excepting horofrom, howovor, a strip 7 foot In width ex tending full longth of tho proposed Improvomont to bo occupied by the street railway tracn of tho Portland Railway Light & ower Co., and Im proved by said company. Curb lines shall bo established and said street shall bo improved In ovory rcupcct In accordanco with tho plans and spe cifications adopted therefor by tho common council on fllo In tno offlco of tbo city recordor, and which also show an ostlmato of the cosU itomoustrancos may bo filed against said Improvoment In tho man ner and within tho tlmo provldod by law, Dato of the first publication of this notlco Mny 11, 1009. Dy order of tho common council. W. A. MOORBS, 5-11-llt City Recordor. o 1 he End of roe World should It come tomorrow would find fully 1-3 of Ue people suffering with rheumatism of Ither slight or serious nature. Nobody neod suffer wltii rheumatism for Ballard's Saow Liniment drives away the trouble, relieve tbe pain Instantly and leaves tbo usor as well and supple as a two-year-old. Bold by all Dealers. Proposals for Hand Chemical Vlre Kxtlngulnhers for Oregon Stato Insano Asylum, Salem, Or., May 7, 1000. Sealod proposals for furnishing 60 (sixty) hand chomlcal Uro oxtln gulshors, ondorsod on outsldo of en velope "Proposals for Hand Choralo 1 Flro Extinguishers for Orogon Stato Insano Asylum," and addressed to tho undorslgnod. will bo received at tho oxocutlvo chambors, stato capl tol, Salem, Or., until May 24, 1000, at 2 p. m. All bids must bo accompanied by samples nnd cortlflod ebock In tho amount of 10 por cent (ton por cent) of tho full vnluo of tbo bid, made payablo to tho undorslgnod. The board of trustoeo of the Orogon In nsno Asylum rosorvo tho right to re ject any und all bids. C. N. M'ARTHUR, Clork of Board of Trustees Oregon utato insano Asylum, C-8-22d . Notlco In Itclution to tho Widening or unompKctu Ntrcet. Notlco Is horntiv elvnn Mint thn ronort nf tho vlnwnrn nnnnlnlml liv tho common council of tho city of Snlom, Orogon, for tho purposo of miiKing nn nssoBBmoni or damages nnd benoflts for tho opening nnd wldonllll? nf fillnmnUntu alrnnt nn nn- count of condomnlng tho land of Mrs. n. jhtk us soi lortn in oruinanco No. 022. linn hnnn film! In thn nm. of tho city recorder nnd Is now open to public Inspection in sntd offlco. Tho district assossod by tho vlowero ns uoing mo district boneilted and to pay for (ho damages sustained to Mrs. N. Clark nn nrcnntit nt Mm udl. onlng of said stroot is Includod bo- iwuon mo uubi uno oi Tnirtoentn stroot and tho west lino of Twenty first street and oxtondlng oast und west not to oxceod a distance of 235 reel on cititor sldo of said Chcmokota stroot. For oxactnoss, howovor, ref erence may bo had to tho roport of inu viowors on mo in tno ornco or tho city rocordor which shown thn damages and oxponsos ns a result of tho widening of said Chcmokota street nnd tho proporty liable to be assessed for tho paymont of said aamagos and expensos. All poreons Interested In said ro port aro horoby notified to present In writing their objections to said ro port, If any thoy havo, to tbo com mon council and said objections to gether with said report shall bo hoard and dotormlncd by tho council at or about 8 o'clock p, ra. on the 24th day of May, 1909, W. A. MOORES. 6-18-6t city Recorder. If you want to feel well, look well and be woll, tako Foloy's Kidney Remedy, It tone up tho kidneys nnd bladdor, purines the blood and restores health and stresgth. Pleas ant to take and contain no hariafel drugs. Why not commence today? J. C, Perry, M