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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1909)
m i Vr... ' TT1 BAELT OATITAIi JOOKWAI BAIiSM, ORSGON, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 180. .- , ,rin'-ae-!.MEi.ar - ------. " f y s h TTr . TC ;g j- U-JLJEiiti.S - .. AP ! I- I 1 n tl n! tl U J HI Ul k lit In" nn cos tha lis! ant , 4 f -2 tlA THE CAPITAL JOURNAL K. IIOFEH, Editor and Proprietor Independent Newspaper Devoted to American rrlnclploi and tho ProgTCM and Dovclopement of All Oregon. fubllihcd Krery Krcnlng Kxcept Sunday, SOTJSCHIPTION HATES. (Invariably In Advance.) Oalljr, br OArrlor, per year W.00 Tcr month. .Wo l)altv, by mall, per year.... 4.00 rcr month 88o Woekly, by mall, per Year-.... .00 Six month! -..Mo WOMEN AND - CHILDREN DROWNED . United Vftun I,acil Wire. Now Orleans, La., Juno 7. Nlnc tcn persons lost their lives when a plor at Mandavlllo, n resort on tho North Shore of Lnko Ponchertrnln, collapsed last night, according to ad vices received hero today. Most or tho victims of tho disaster wore wo men and children. Ton bodies hnvo boon recovered, and tho lake Is being dragged In an effort to locate tho TCfl. OrtG hundred and fifty excursionist wcroon tho pier whou It collapsed. The wharf wad ft frail structure- and 'could not sustain Its heavy burden. When tho steamer Margarot. which 4was to return tho excursionists to Now Orleans, was aboul to Icavo, tho plor fell to pieces, hurling Its occu pants Into eight feet of water. Most or tho men had Uttlo dlfllculty In es caping, and tho victims woro helpless women and Uttlo chlldron,. Fifteen persons woro sorlouBly In jured nnd 40 slightly hurt. A special grand Jury was called today to fix tho responsibility for tho accident, Tho wharf was tho proporty of tho Now Orleans-and 8t. Tammany Rail road Company. It 1b considered possible thnt of ficers of tho steamer which caused tho collapuo of tho wharf will bo In dicted, as witnesses of tho tragedy declare tno vessel wuh coming nt full rtmood and Mruck tho piling with groat force. Of tho 400 porsonx on tho wharf more than 100 woro thrown Into tho wntor. Work of rescue began Imme diately. Llfo boats wero lowered from tho Margaret and tho life pro servers thrown overboard to tho por sons struggling In tho water. Seventy-f I vo porsons woro picked up, many of them In a serious condition, and all but 10 or tho rest managed to got iiflhoro by themBOlvcs within 10 min utes after tho accident occurred. MODERN WOODMEN CELEBRATE . Tho annual picnic held by the Modern Woodmen of America In 811 vorton last Saturday was conceded to bo tho most successful over arranged by' that order, thoro being In tho neighborhood of 4000 pcoplo In at tendance from all parts ot tho coun try. Tho monster crowd was taken caro ofln an orderly and comfortable mannor, and all scorned to enjoy thomtolycs Immensely. Tho parade was several blocks long and started from tho depot and wont through tho city to tho picnic grounds, which aro a beautiful grove a short distance from Sllvorton. Tho long procc'iston was well planned, and the decorations were beautiful, there being 10 floats, each bearing queen. Aflor the parade had reached mo plcnlo ground, mayor ot Silver ton, L. Itauch, delivered a fitting ad dress of welcome, and the drill coa teats . then took place. Teams rep resenting Balem, Woodburn, Port land and Sllverton, consisting ot mea only competing. The Woodburn team won the silver cud for the men's drill, and later tho Udlre of Sll verton captured the women's drill and silver cup, Woodburn also got the cup for the nost appropriate and beet arranged float. Many thought tbi the cup-should have beea given to the Salen float, hewev.r. aa the committee oh decor atloas, Ufa. W. W. Hill aid J, A. Beraardl, were very original and ar ttotlc la their telectloa ot decora tle, tad Jae Salem float received Much favorable ooasaeat la the pa rade. Miss A saw Wet proved to We "the" e;uecR la every ', respect. Aloag with the uea ea the -feat were Qladya Dinner aad Opal Corey, CaHTAL MATIOHAL SANK wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. J, H. Albert, Pns, ' E. M, Croisan, Vlc Prts, Jos. H. AKxrt, Cashier SAVINGS Df AKTHEWT Ptyt liviKtjtt tn Stvwff galem, Ore. two little tots, dressed exactly alike, and Cora Hammock, Alice Clough, Minnie Hargrovo and Alta Duloy, all making a very pretty picture among tho beautiful decorations, To tho commttloo on "decorations Ib much praise duo for Kb efforts in making up Salem'i float, which was greatly appreciated by botn tno Salem lodgo and tho other orders In nttendsneo, After tho drills camo atalotto sportB of all kinds, then dancing to some excellent music. Tiro Salem, Woodburn and Sllverton bunds woro engaged for tho affair. o SCHOOL BONDS. Notice Is horeby glron that tho Board of Directors of School District No. 2A, In Marlon county, Oregon, aro to Issuo Popular Loan Notes, In sums not less than $50 each, and amounting In tho asgrcgato to the sum of $20,000.00, To tho bonl fldo resident gltlzons of said district. Said notes aro to bo Isauod and dollvored on tho 1st day of July, 1000, nnd made payable on or before flvo yeaM front dato of Isbuo, and aro to bear interest nt tho rato of C por cent por annum, payable soml-annunlly. Tho books for said loan aro this day oponod In tho ofllco of tho Dis trict Clark of said district, In tho Murphy block, In Salem, Oregon, and applications for said loan will bo ro celvcd until noon on tho 1st day of July, 1000. Dy order of tho Doard ot Direct ors. Dated this Gth day of Juno, 1000. H. A. JOHNSON, 0-7-2 It District Clork. o Synopsis of the Annual Hlntcmcnt'of THE OLD LINE BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE CO. or Lincoln, In tho stnto or Nebraska, on tho 31st day or Decombor, 1008, mado to tho InBurunco commlBHlonor or tho stnto ot Oregon, pursuant to law; , Capital, Amount ot capital paid U) ,. 100,000.00 Income. Promliims received during tho year.. .$ 802,001.04 Intorcst, dividends and rants received dur ing year 117,582. 8G Incomo from other sources received dur ing year 3,782.00 Total Incomo I 023.3CC.89 DliihiirM'iiu'iitM. Paid to policy holdors during tho year. . ..? 110,325,40 Dividends paid during tho yoar on capital stock 0,000.00 Communions and sal aries paid during tho yoar 174.403.38 Taxes, llconsos and fccH'pnld during tho your 8,129.11 Amount or all other expenditures 30,703 . 80 Total expenditures.. 340, Gil. 74 Assets. Mnrliet valuo ot real ofltato owned $ 0.00 Mnrkot valuo of stocks and bonds owned.. 0.00 Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.. 2,051,300.00 Policy loans 99,304.30 Cash In banks nnd on hand 111,208.42 Net uncollected and deferred premiums. 0.00 Other assets (net)... 51,126.21 Totul admitted' as- .., sets 92,81,3,038.93 Liabilities. Not reservo (2,120,700.20 Total policy claims... 198.72 All other liabilities. . . 14,634.59 Total liabilities ...12.185,483.51 Total insuranco In force December 31, 1908 123,922.440.00 BuslaeM ia Oregon for the Y-r. Total risks written during the year.... 5,000.00 Grots premiums re ceived during the year 8,606.90 Premiums returned during the year.'.. O.OO Losses paid, during tho year 0.00 Losses Incurred during tho year ..,,.,... 0.00 Total amount of rlaka outstandlag la Ore gon Deceaiber 81, 1908 68,600.00 HANKFJU) LIKK INSURANCE CO OF NKHRAHKA. By J. II. HAttLY, Secretary. Statutory reeldeat general agent and attorney la tact: YmLTEtf 8, BOWtiN. Geaeral AgU Office. ' 8 91-8M HerefcaaU) Truat, Pqrtlas. Or. " '- tk . O ' ' The aaan who can't awlaa It la variably the chump who falls over hoard, o x Aa exchaage saya a woataa likes a tull-Ieagth ailrror, so that eke a see everythlag that Is golhg oa or coral ng , a hlleJrww &ry rrtnwcrs Disease Germs Cannot harm healthy human bodies. We cannot have healthy bodies unless we have pure blood, -the kind of blood that Hood's Sarsaparllla makes. Tills great medicino has an un equalled, unapproached record for puri fying and enriching tho blood. It cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, general debility, and builds up tno wholo system. Oct It todar In tha mnal liquid form or In chocolated tablit form called SareaUbi. THE MARKETS Snn Frnnclsco, Juno 7. Wheat No. 1 California cluD. per contal, $2. 1002.15; California whlto mill ing, 2.15 u 2.30 northern blucstom, $2.27 W 3.32 1&; off grades wheat, 1.9031.02; red, $2.10(3)2.20. Barley Feed barloy $1.65 01.70; common to fair, $1.5001.62 1&; browing nt San Francisco, nomlnnl at $1.7001.75; Chovallor, $1.77 1.80, according to quality. Eggs Por dozon, California fresh, lncUidulng enscs, extras, 20 c; firsts, 24 c; seconds, 24c, thirds. 23c. Butter Por pound, California frosh, extras, 25Mic; firsts, 25c; sec onds, 24 c. Now choeBO Por pound, Califor nia flats, 13 &c; firsts, 12 ; seconds 11 c; California Young America, fancy, 16c; firsts, 16 c. Potatoes Per cental, Hlvor Whites fancy, $2 02.10; Oregon Durbanks, $2.4002.50; now potatoes, por pound, 2,4?o; owcot potatoes por crato, $1.6002. Onions Por crato, Texas Bermu das, $1.25 01.35; now rod, por sack, 9OC0$1.OO. Oranges Per box, Navols, sizes 80 to 126, $1.1501.75; sizes 150 to 216, $2 02.50; Tangerines, por box, box, 75c0$l. PORTLAND MARKETS. Wheat Track Prices. Club ...., $1.20 Bluostcm $1.2701.30 Turkoy Rod $1.18 Valley $1.17 .... Flour. Patents $6.25 Straights $605.40 Exnorts 4.70 Vailoy 0.50 Graham, l sack 6.60 Wholo wheat '5.80 Hay. Wlllamotto vailoy ordinary. $14 016 Eastorn Orogon, fancy.... S1803O ilfnlfa $13014 Clover $18012 Cliceec. F. C. Twins .17vc F. C. Triplets 17ttc Young America 18o Cream brick 20a Swiss block 20o Llmborgor 18020c Mlllstuffs. Bran $25026 Middlings $31.00 Shorts, city $29 Clio p I2O03& Polled Barley $36037 Eggs. Soled Oregon 24 0250 Eastorn 15c0 20a Drcescd Meats. Hogs, fancy 0 010c Hogs, ordinary 8 0 9c Plcnlo lOo Hoes laru 809o Veal, extra 8c vcai, ordinary i p so Veal, heavy 6c Mutton, fancy 60 7c Cottogo roll llo Breakfast 174 0210 Regular short clear, smoked.. 14 o Ditto, unBmoked 13 Wc Clear backs, smoked 14 c Shoulders lie natter Fancy 26027c Cholco i , 30c Storo ,18c Oats, No. 1 whlto $39 040 Gray $38039 Potatoe. nuylng prices, cwt $1.7602 Frrah Frmtta. Oranges $2.2603.25 Lomons. . , ,,$1.7504 Apples, box. ...,..,. .6a.50 Bananas, lb. . 56 06c roaltry. Chickens, mixed UUQUc Fryers , ..2I26c Roosters, old lee Broilers , 18?38o Dressd. poultry, lo lb. higher. Ducks 14l6c Geese, live 10llc Turkey See Salem Fess Works Headqaarters fr'vtr6re WJr Keaclag, Hop Wire, Bark Wire. Pomltry NetUaj, Bhlagla. Mai thold Reeflai; 'r ft B Ready Rooflag. Screea Doers aad ad Justlble Wladow SereM. AH At Leweet Prteea. CIAS. I. lULUtAN OerttM Mmm 114 yidiiiiitwti-.tiiittjititttdHis ; M cHaxiio Tool, Sharpie Separators; ' I Hath and IMlillitfan Paints, Ornwood Spray, FricBonlasdi Matal, Builders' ; j Hardware ;; I as mil i iiwmmmi i in ! i Salem Hardware Co. : INDORSES ALBEE AND FAVORS EXCISE BOARD The Portland Municipal Associa tion has come out with an Indorse men for several men lo be voted for by the people of Portland at the election today. The list of the asso ciation's Indorsement Is headed by II. R. Albee for mayor and Is closed by tho admonition to vote for tho excise board measure. The complete ticket put up by the Municipal As sociation with Its approval Is as follews: For Mayor. 12 X H. R. Albee, Independent, nnti-machlnc. For Councilman at Large. 31 X Gay Lombard, Republican. 32 X D. Chambers, Democrat. For Councilman Tenth Ward. 40 X M. E. Thompson, Independent-Republican. Amendment to Charter of Portland. 100 X Yes now charter. 164 X Yes; excise board. Tho Orcgonlan comes out this morning with a big cartoon on the first page indorsing Simon, and with tho following Is Its "bill of faro," Its reading matter says: For Yours and Portland's Interest. 101 Charter No 150 Crematory bonds Yes 152 Broadway and Larrbeo bridge bonds Yes 157 Changing Madison street brldgo to Market street No 163 Gothenburg Liquor Assn . .-No 100 ExclBO Ilquorboard .No 1G7 Municipal light bonds ....No And Simon for mayor. o As long as a man Is abused he can console himself with tho reflection that he Is not a dead ono. It Is only for the dead thaV there Is universal pralso. o Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O ASTO Rl A Nervous People And tlioio afflicted with heart weaknw mar now bore no fear of the dental chair. IIISAD WHAT M1I8. IIAM.HT. HAYH: I had 10 teeth extrncted nt the Ilarvitrd Deotlata' without the lenit palo, and highly recommend them. MKB. 1IANLEY, Freemont Station. Whalebone Plate $10 A. a not DUcovcry. the Sew WhaUoont Plate, which la tut Ilghtcat and itrooscat et known : doea not corcr tho root of the mouth; bite corn off the cob; guaranteed 10 years. liooo wn chalm:ngi: ue would. We will forfeit $1000 to any chnrltabl' Institution tor tho dentlat who can make a plate for tin na good aa we make for $10. lO Year Guarantee flotd Crown, extra heavy $3.00 Full Bet Teeth (whalebone V. 8. V.).. H.00 llrldso Work, per tooth, beat gold. ...: 5.00 White Crowna ..., 1.00 Teeth Ite-enameled ....3.00 (lo.U I'-IHIdks 1.00 And not exceeding ; -00 Heat Hllrcr Killing 0.00 I'ladnnm Kllllnira 1.00 Teeth Cleaned $0.60 TRUTH KXTKAOiVI) WITHOUT VAIS I'rte lrhrii OMcr Work t Ordered Ily our new syatem of palnleaa dentistry, uied by ua ntone. Our aucccia It duo to the high-grade work done by our expert, gentle manly operators. Harvard Painless Dentists Corner Park and Wrshlngton Sts., Over Royal Bakory, Portland, Or. I.nrgrit nnd best equipped Dental estab lishment In the world; 1!0 offices In United Btntfi. Open Bunday. 0 to 1. Dally until fl. Ait Patent Mcdlclae or BtxUcJsc dverticd l this pavper are for sale DR, STONE'S Drug Store Tho only cash drug store Ib Or M0B. v eco, sus4 bo 09 ow It; "lff lfg steck: IU shrlv, jseuBtsra jiM show ous ax Im4 with, dpiflt, pi4Wtf, wtlHl, toUf ttUiit, W1b cd liVtors ' sUl kl&4a tof sc4klsial pur. Di. 8ti ff a regular gradual la sard Idae, aad kas had saaay yfr ot psrUac la the practice. Ceasvlta tleu are free. preecripUeaa mtt free, aad oaly regalar prteea far atedklae. Dr. Stoke eaa he tad at his drug store, Saleat, Or., fvaa 7 U the arsiar uatll at lfct, sWfr8f gjiDtfllitillfittHefliBIHai Just the Suit You Want is Here Don't know whero you enn find n suit If you can't find it hero. Moro smartness or hotter tailoring novcr went Into suits. Suits $10 to $30 In connection with our storo wo havo a Cleaning nnd Pressing establishment. Suits called for and dollvored. Gr t o rv 141 Norm z . W. Johnson & Co. c?sciai i lllfillf fillff f mifi-ot--r4i Look At This 'or 8ale A first class rooming and boarding houso prop sltlon at Newport, Orogon. Two houses and furnishings and lota will bo Bold for less than tho cost of tho houses. Tho buildings aro four years old and furnished complete Tho owner Is a non-resident and needs tho money. Look Into this as a speculation. . y LEE WILLIAMS Newport, Ore Inquire at Journal Office KENNEDY & PORTER DEALERS IN Oregon Sienna Paint MADE IN SALEM All Colors None Better NEW SHIPMENT Wall Paper Up-to-Date Patterns Everything for laterlor finishing. We will faralsii the oto and do the work, eltaer or hota. First-elate aervlce. t 1m cut Mikfi nK4 t Fin Effects 1 Liawu rooms CASTORIA, iimnuiiiiimiiinHi