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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1909)
DA!IiY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OHBGON, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1009. t ci K tl ' tl u v B Bf In I 00 ! m rja p j nnj cot th flBl Gal nn J All KELSON TO START H06 RANCH United Vihsa Leased WlreJ Llvormore, cnl., Juno 7. Battling Poison, hog magnntol Tho actor-author-spcculator-flghter orrivo In Llvermoro today and mada prepara tions to plungo heavily on a now Tonturc. Ho has completed arrange ments to convert his property hero Into a "healthy hogs' homo," and A. II. Popo of San Francisco has bcon engaged to manage tno enterprise. Tho hog ranch schema has boon under tho battler's consideration for somo timo and ho has Anally" doped It out" that he can mnko a lot of money In tho venture. "I will convert my alfalfa patch Into a hog ranch," ho said today, "and J bclfoVo it will be a go, I havo engaged Mr. Pope, who is an experienced rancher, to take chargo of tho placo, and flguro that thoro will be a lot of monoy In it!" Nelson expects to roturn to San Frnncisco tonight and will leave for Oklahoma City tomorrow morning, going by way of Los Angolos und New Mexico. Ho will stop off at all Important points and plnco agencies for his book. Ho will arrive In Okla homa ten days before his battle lth, Jack Clifford. Hob Russell and Jack Ornco, tho globe-trotting trainer, will handle tho moving pictures of tho Nolson Hym flst. BASEBALL TEAMS WILL PARADE TONIGHT noorayl Tonight at 0 o'clock one of tho greatest basoball parados that over marched down tno street of Salem will bo scon, bonded by tho Salora Military band, automobllos and sev eral prominent figures in Salem pub lic llfo. You must pick your wln nors tonight, gcntlcmon, nut of tho Nvo lots of ball plnyeru who will march In procession boforo you, ns gambling will bo nllowod off tho grounds only. Tho following organizations havo donned tho everlasting oyo-curlng bnsoball uniferms: Tho Pnclftc States Tolophono Compnny, Portlnnd Rnll '. .-'Sht nDd Pwr, Company, tho Bookkooporn, tho Stater llouswihnd tho Professionals. " Is this rip-roaring bunch hard to decipher? ABk Watt Shlpp. Thq first gamo will be played on Wninmetto field botweon tho Book koopors and Professionals tonight, tho gamo beginning promptly at 0:15, In order to defray a few oxtra oxponsos in getting tho schodulo In -working order. 10 cents will bo charged tonight, but berenftor ad mission will Co freo. Oct busy, you Mr. Fan, and lonrn somothlng nbout basobnll by attond- Ing tho game tonight. KAISER WANTS HIS LETTgjS RETURNED l United Vim I.mnl Wirt. Constantinople, Juno 7. Comply ing with tho porsonal request of Gor man Ambassador von Blobersteln, Grand VUor HUml Pasha today asked tho Young Turks' Investigat ing commtttoo to turn over to him as soon as posslblo tho letters wrltton by Kaiser Wllhclm to Abdul Harold, when ho was on tho throno of tho Ottoman omplro. Tho German ambassador domandod that HUml glvo him tho letters. This tho grand vizor declared was Impos sible to do, as thoy had not yot boon placed In possession of tho govern ment, and their contents wero not ovon known to him, officially Ho said, howovor, that the would bo re turned as soon as they woro roleasod by tho committee. . Tho letters, which woro found In Ylldls Kiosk, when tho palace was captured by tho Young Turks last April, aro reported to prove tho sup port of Abdul's despotism. o Taft Will Not Veto It. (United 1'reM Leased Wire Washington, Juno 7. Porsons who havo been in conforonco with President Taft recently asserted to day that there was no possibility of him placing his veto on tho tariff bill. SALEM PEOPLE ARE INVITED TO EUGENE FOR THE FOURTH Vtayor Matlock today sent tho fol lowing tologram to tho Salem people, through Charles H. McNary, pros! doat of tho Salem Board ot Trade: Eugene, Or., June 4, 1909. Tom he President of tho Board of iTrad. Salem, Oregen: 'pear Sfr: Wo would like, through yoy, to extend a cordial invitation to yoVr city council and tho citizens of Sajem to attond tho celebration ot ta Fourth pf July. Wo will kav a ino program, and the celebration will last two days. T J. D. MATLOCK, Mayor. City ot Eurone. Crtho Arsciate of Lead ' "we warraat P) J ura u4r any eoMttteM. Tate war- tuUr 9irfiJ,t fHVbf Uw wral mm up L . w.,tvt id- kwxvd ea ovy paekag" 6i Orto Artwaata JJM. r y - .iivs, TtUbSON" Sti'MU, Or. COUGHLIN DRANK SOME BAD BOOZE San Francisco, Juno 7. Seriously injuring his sister-in-law, Mrs. Dolla Foley, by a blow with a stovo lid, Davo Coughlln of 2828 Bryant street ran amuck early today at 907 San Joso avenuo brandishing an axo and a huco knlfo, driving half tho occu pants of the houso Into tho street. Mrs. Foloy is at tho Central emerg ency hospital and Coughlln Is undor arrest pending tho outcome of her Inlnrlnn. CoughAn, wno had been drinking, entered tho homo of bis sistor-ln-law at 2 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Foley upbraided him for his condi tion and the man becamo infuriated. Seizing an axo ho hurled It at tho head of Mrs. Kato Cooper, a visitor at tho Foloy nome. Thon ho struck Mrs. Foloy ovor tho head with a stovo lid and clutching a knlfo, drovo nil of tho occupants out of tho houso. Coughlln is a plasterer 28 years old. SPRECKELS WILL NOT MARRY ADELE CASE New York, Juno 7 Glaus Sprock ets, second son of John D. Spreckels, who Is with his father at tho Hotol Wnlcott, today denied that was en gaged to marry Miss Adcle Case, of Portland, Ore. "Tho report that Miss Case and myself are engaged. Is untruo," said young Spreckels. "I do not say that sho Is not tho kind of a girl that I would marry, If I thought of marry ing, biut I am not thinking of taking such a, step yet. I havo no monoy to support a wife." Spreckels met tho girl In a Paris studloj where thoy wero Jbotb study ing music Miss Caso is at tho Knickerbocker Hotel, whoro sb will remain until sho goes to Portland to visit her mothor. Sho will probably sing on tho Pacific coaBf, 'after she loaves New York. John Spreckels met Miss Caio for tho first tlmo this aftornoon. Ho declared that ho would not Intorforo with his son's marriago, It tho young man wanted to wed. o TRYING TO RAISE TROUBLE IN NAVY United Press Lenied Wire. Wnnhlnetnn. Juno 7. Declaring that an artistic olomont Is trying to exclto prcjudlco and dlscontont among tho forces of tho navy, Secre tary Meyer mado a startling report to Prcsldont Taft and tho members of his cabinet today. Thu secretary also stated that a secret Investigation had rovoalcd tho Identity of thoso responsible tor tno movement. Dotalls of tho plot and tho result of tho investigation aro being kopt secret i, . ,&&? ""tiSii. msSfc Salem j OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT (.. Is now in charge of a first-class pharmacist, Mr, A, S, Estabrook, late of Sacramento, who will devote Ms skill and attention to the compounding of physicians' prescriptions, The public is thus assured of the most careful and particular service in this most important work, Our stock of Pure Drugs, Proprietary and Toilet Articles, and the almost endless list of Druggists' Sun dries and Novelties, is always up to the minute in variety and strictly standard in quality, RED CROSS DRUG STORE, 177 North Commercial St. Telephone Main 144 6REAT FIRE RA6IN6 IN NEW BRUNSWICK Frodcrlckton, N. B., June 7. The wholo central portion of Now Brunb wick Is roportcd aflamo with forest fires, which, unlcsB rain soon falls, will result In hundrods of thousands of dollar loss. Many buildings havo been burned. Koswlck district Is REPUBLICAN PARTY MUST CLEAN HOUSE (United Pre Leued Wire. Spokano, Wash., Juno 7. "Tho Republican party must clean houso In this stato at onco, or tho pcoplo will clean noiTso" for tho party," do clared Governor Hay today, U an nouncing that ovory department on which tho slightest suspicion has boon cast would bo thoroughly In vestigated as tho. result of tho spoclal session of tho legislature, to be called Juno 23. Chairman P. L. Allen, of tho legis lative Investigating committee, an nounced that tho nttltudo of tho gov ernor had his hearty support, and ndded that tho spoclal session will "bo advlBcu by tho commlttoo alter tho Inquiry at Olympla opons. Gover nor Hay ntTd tho commlttoo aro working In harmony, and tho out como of tho conforoncos, It Is oxpoct cd, will result In an unhcaval In all Uio stato branchos, unless the logls laturo refuses to apprpoprlato funds for a gonoral houso cleaning. Tho chief executive and tho com- 1-3 " . V . .!. Make Your Selection Now 'in!.; WHCKRITY CLOTHIM Copyright .Kf V i -.F,. T" PK f fiP IHHF BTi' blazing and tho Koswlck Ivumber & Land Company, of Soulton, Maine, will bo a heavy sufforer. Another big flro Is burning at Forks of Mlramlchl, whero tho Grand Trunk Pacific crosses. Hundreds of men aro fight ing tho fires. ralttoeware today conferring hero over the report ouftlato Insurance Com missioner "Tkhfvoly. Tho announce ment was mado that tho roport, which may not bo mado public until It is formally submitted to tho spe cial scsson, will recommend tho im peachment of tho insuranco commis sioner. TWO BALLOONS LAND; TWO NOT HEARD FROM United Press Leased Wire, 'Indianapolis, Ind., Juno 7. Tho balloon "New York," bearing Forbos and' Harmon, landed at Corinth, Miss , 400 miles from horo, today. Tho "Hooslor" endod Its flight of 300 miles at Green Bay, Tenn. Only tho "Indiana" and "St. Louis III" remain unreported. Birmingham, Ala., Juno 7. A bal loon nt a high altitude passed hero going south about dawn today. It Is bolloved to havo boon one of tho entries In tho Indianapolis rnco. - ij i j Woolen Mill Store TERRIFIC EXPLOSION INPOLAND 500 INJURED AND MANY KILLED RE PORTS MEAGER t United Treas Leased Wire. Vienna, Juno 7.- Five hundred porsons wero injured and it Is feared that many wero killed by tho ex plosion of a powdor magazlno nt Cra cow, Poland, nccordlng to messages received hero today. Tho magazine, which was located near a railroad station, exploded as a train was leaving Cracow Sunday night. Tho train was demolished and 150 passengers Injured. Hospitals AVER'S MAEK VSGQK Hair falling out? Troubled with dandruff? Want mote hair? An elegant dreislng? XncrrnA'mntc Sulahvr. Glycerin, tiulrln. Sorfliiiil Chlorld. ...,., v.. v-..t.. tBpciml gage. We believe doctors endorse this formula, or wc would not nut It tin. Does molt Color the Hair I .1 O TTH COMPtUT TnwMI, Mft Now is the time to get your Outfit while the lines are full stocks are the freshest. Don't go around in your heavy longer-summer is here and we pared to.giye you all the comfort that you oanffMm light weight Tnjftfc. i . unaerwearfsoii nais, siraw (J 1 W'www .' at Cracow aro crowded with Injured persons. The explosion was caused" by lightning. Ammunition valued at $150,000 was destroyed. o Pnwce Porto Itlcart Bill. (United Fret Leaied Wire, Washington, Juno 7. Aftor a de bate lasting three hours, tho houso today passed tho Porto Rlcan bill. Tho bill provides that whonovor tht Porto Rlcan legislature falls to pass an appropriation bill for tho sup port of Its government, tho appro priation for tho prccoedlng year shall bo rcnowed automatically, o Tho Capital Journal circulation and advertising spneo aro In great. demand. Tho prossos aud forco havo all they can grind out. o Sore Nipples. Any mother who has had oxpor lcnco wi'h this distressing allmont. will bo pleased to know that a cure may bo effectod by applying Cham berlain's Salvo as soon as tho child' Is dono nursing. "Wipe It off with a solf cloth boforo allowing tbo babo to nurso. Mnny trained nurnee uso this salvo with best results. For sale bBy all good druggists, o Tho Capital Journal read in a. family Is a good luck mascott. Noth Ing happens to tho chlldron, and only good things como to tho rost of tho folks. Alcoliol. Water. I'trfume. Summer and the suit any are pie- t j. 41 - -ipnt clothing, .'. . , i'.tiii)i nais, etc. '. , , . W" a f. Ik s We R) St r
