Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 14, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-T- tfLi.jwmni!WyjP',''-'Sy!'iJ',v -1" DAILY OAPlTAXi JOURNAL, BAL8M, 04UKKMT, MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1009 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. U.OFXH, BeUter m Proprietor GERMAN SOCIETY . HOLDS A MEETING Tho Germun-Amohlcan society met at their hall yesterday and tho Independent Newipp Doroted to Amcrian Principle nd tho rrogrew tnd Development sf Alt Oregon. mbUnhed Brerr Evening Except Sunday, elem, Ore. SUBSCRIPTION RATM9. (InvtrUblr In Adrtnco.) DaJlr, by crrlefijer ycr. M.00 Per month........tOo iDfcllr, by'mall, pejjycar. .. . 4.00 Per moath............88c 'Weekly, by mall, per year. .'.00 Six montbi ......Wo -VI . .-. coromltteo reported over $5,000 sub We're Ready scribed in stock towards tho pur chase of tho building slto which has been bought on tho corner of Com mercial and Ferry streets. FIfteon now members wero elected and a commlttoo of six wao appointed to tak chargo of a picnic on tho Fourth of July at tho Savago grove, Just east of tho asylum. Br. Eu gene Bosco was- elected an honor ary mombor of tho society. About two hundred tickets for tho Arlon society concert woro reported sold, and tho concert will bo n great suc cess. ' . r & l will LP M ' Ybu! for A'' Vaaus I t. . - eft few ' 'V sv ft ' MINDANAO FILIPINOS IN REVOLT United Treta Lnd Wire. Manila, Jnino 14. intrenched In a mountain retreat defying capture, n natlvo sergeant and 22 Vlsayans, privates iu tho Philippines Constab ulary, who mutinied at Davao, Min danao Island, Juno 6, aro making efforts today to enlist tho aid of other Filipinos in starting a rovolt. A company of constabulary Is en routo to Davao today, following the receipt of news of the mutiny and n company of tho Twenty-third In fantry Is already on tho scene guarding tho town. Reports that an American named Llbboy was lclllod In a battlo with tho mutineers havo not been confirmed. Tho desortors nro known to bo among tho most dangerous natives In tho constabulary and n serious clash la anticipated whon the troops overtake thorn. Tho authorities aro determined to capture every ono of tho mutineers and have ordered tho purnucrs not to abandon tho chnso until this b accomplished. ' Mujor-Oonernl 'William P. Du vala, commanding tho government of tho Phlllplncs, roportcd today that his faith In tho native constabulary was not shaken by tho mutiny nt Davao and that ho still rotalncd tho highest regard for tho gonoral loy alty of tho forces. Brlgadlor-aonoral Harry II. Band holU, chief of tho constabulary, who Is In tho flold, was notified today of tho mutiny and eon', word that ho would hurry to tho scene and tako porconal command of Iho pursuing forces, TOWN OF CALIENTE DESTROYED BY FIRE United l'r Leased Wire. IJakorsnold, Cal., Juno 14. Al most ovory building In tho moun tain village of Callonte, 24 miles cast of this city, Is In ashes as tho re sult of a stuborn Are that swopt tho town Into yestorday afternoon and lnt night. Tho work of a brlgado of ama teur (lro-rightorB was made extreme ly hazardous by tho presence of thrco thatirands pounds of dynamlto In tho Southern Pacific warehouse, wfioro tho flro started. Whon tho dynamlto exploded, tho dopot and other adjacent buildings woro wrcckod, and tho tiro spread quickly. It continued unchecked tin- .til It burned Itcolf out. Tolographlo communication with Lob Angeles wan Interrupted, and a full report of tho disaster cannot bo obtnlnod. It In reported that no lives woro lost and that tho proporty loss will reach $00,000. o llnppy Salem Acquisition!). S. J. Querdot Inform ub thnt J. I). Grnottlngor has bought a fruit and poultry ranch nonr Snlom, Oregon. Ho and Mrs. araottlngor llko tholr now Btirroundlng. Mr. Guordot's son Mllcc Is stopping with thorn. Ho hai gained clown pounds In flesh slnco going to Oregon. Ills health hnd boou poor. Mr. Ouordct will go out to boo him In Soptombor. ISmmottsburg down) Democrat. Mr. Qraottlngor has bought tho Chts. Evans property, on tho slough road, and Is making a good homo of It, where ho will recetvo his Iowa frlonds In tho future, Those Corpuscles In yur !, rl and vvftU, Immjb you wH rf thy ar hwilthy, cau yu lekn rf lt)asl. To mako and keep tbom abundant and healthy, la to have pure blood, free 44MH.iMn.dUMM and vigorous health, Tl ehlef purpcue of Hood's 8rsa prll!a la to do this, and iu snecesa la ftMesdad by thousands of wonderful ana. Ourea of ail blood dlseuea, acrofala, enema, rbeumatlsm, catarrh. (M U to4y In th oiul liquid form or la nww wn wwb .. M CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK J, H, Albert, Pres, E, Mi Crolsam Vlco Pres, Jos. H, Albert, Cashier SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Pays Interest in Savings Accounts REJOICES OVER HER RAILROAD United Preta t.eaaed Wire. J Klnmath Falls, Ore, Juno 14. Five thousand persons aro hero to participate In today's colobratlon of "Railroad Day," marking tho opon lng of tho first railroad ontcrlng this town. Tho road, which Is n part of tho Southern Pacific yctom, was recent ly completed from Weed, Cal., on tho main lino, to Klamath Falls. Here tofore, tho only way farm products woro takon to raarkot was by wag on. A cpeclal train carrying three hundred California excursionists ar rived hero at 7:30 o'clock last night. Another train with persons from var ious parts of Oregon aboard also arrived to holp mako this great ovont In tho city's history a success In ovory way. ABANDONS SEARCH FOR MISSING HUSBAND Roseburg, Ore, Juno 14. Do spalrlng of over coclng hor husband allvo ngaln, Mrs. M. Porteous of Los Angoloa, Cal., has abandoned what sho declares to bo a hopeless search for him. Edward J. Portoous was a woll known Roguo River mining man. Ho disappeared from Grants Pass under clrcumttnnccs that lndlcato murder, according to Dotoctlvo J. H. Dolnmonte, who came hero from Los Angeles to assist In tho search Mrs. Porteous hno spont threo days In the vicinity of Won Fork, whoro hor hUBbnnd wiv. Interested In min ing enterprises, but found no traco of him. Sho now thinks, as Do toctlvo Eelamonto docs, that Por teous wac killed by cnomles and his body concealed, o AltlON SOCIETY OF PORTLAND v irnt German CIioi-un of Forty Mnlo Voices (lives Concert Wednefr- dny Night, Juno 10. Tho following program will bo ren dered nt tho Grand opera houso at 8:30: (aj SnongergriiBs Ernest Kamporman Arlon Chorus, (b) Am Drucnnole Rich. Frank Arlon Chorus. Tho Night F. Abt Arlon Chorus. IMuno nolo Solectod (n) Schmottorllng. . . .Edwnrd Grieg (b) Pas des Echurpes. . . .Chnmlnado MIbb Agnes Alecla McRlroy. Wlongollod Carl Dorn Arlon Chorus. Old illnck Joo. S. C. Foster Arlon Chorus. Part II. Das Alto Muttorchen. . . .Max Splchor Arlon Chorus. Violin solo Solectlon (a) Ilumorcsquo Anton Dvorak Op. 101. (b) Hungarian Danco No. 1, Tltador, Nuchoz, Op, 14 Mr. AndorBon. Dlo Troue Julius Wongart Arlon Chorus, Unas solo Selection Mr. Th. Es8or. Star Spnngeld Ilnnnor. . . . J. A. Klein Arlon Chorus, o Monmouth Commencement. Following Ib tho calender of events Sunday. Juno 13: Sormon to grad uates, Rev. Henry L. Nave, D. D. preacher. I Monduy, Juno 14: Closing semes ter assomoiy; prestaonis oroniunsi to seniors; athletic flold day; Joint 8CBalon literary ecoiotlos. Tuesday, Juno 15: Tennis tournn mont; class day porgram; faculty re ception; commencomont concert. Mr LeRoy Gcsner, violinist; Mrs. May iJ. Babbitt, planlste. Wednesday, June 10: Graduating oxorclsea, Dr. J. R. Wotherbee, apeak or: alumni business mooting; base ball gamo; nlumnl public program; alumni annual banquet. Tho public Is cordially Invitod to attend. Evoryono would be benefitted by tuklng Foley's Orlno Laxative for constipation, stomach and liver troublo, ob It swoetons tho stomach and breath, gently stimulates the liv er and regulates tho bowels, and Is much superior to pills and ordinary laxatives. Why not try Foley's Orlno Laxative today? J. O. Ferry o A health crank down east says one should work eight houro, sleep eight hoAirti. and oxerclao eight hours. Wcnder IC ho ever worked hard enough to dUcovor It was "qxercl-)." " o Ohtltr Ory FIR FLETCHER'S GASTORIA. Notice of Intention to Improvo a Portion of Market Street. Notico is horoby given that tho Common Council of tho City of Sa lem, Oregou, deems It expedient to Improvo, and proposes to Improvo, at tho expense of tho abutting and ad jacent proporty, Market street, In said city from tho cast lino of Lib erty street to tho west line of Broad way street and from tho east lino of Broadway streot to the west lino of 6th street, by grading tho roadway of said portion of said street and by placing thereon gravel and crushed rock and rolling tho same with a steam roller, all to bo dono In accord ance with tho planB and specifica tions adopted by tho Common Coun cil on tho 8th day of Juno, 1009, and now on fllo In tho office of tho city reoorder, and "by doing all things re quired in said plana and specifica tions, which show an cstlmato of tho cost of said Improvement, and aro horoby referred to and mado a part of this notico. Remonstrances may bo filed In tho manner und within tho tlmo provided by law. Dato of first publication of this notico Juno 0, 11)09. By order of tho Common Council. W. A. MOORES, C-ll-llt Recorder - o To avoid serious rosults tako Foley's Kidney Romcdy at tho first sign of kidney or bladder disorder, such ns backache, urinary Irregular ities, exhaustion and you" will soon bo woll. Commonco taking Foley's Kidney Remedy today. J. C. Perry. o Ex-Judgo Honry B. Dewey of Bos ton suod tho orrtclals of tho Good Gorornmont association of that city fordnmages to his reputation by al leged Hbol. Ho thought it was worth $70,000,000, but tho jury tak ing Into consideration tho fnct that ho was a politician, decided that anything sr.ld about him couldn't hurt, and his verdict was for all slphorj. Coffee The iroma.tlcht can protects it against Impurities ami deterl-oration-rnever sold In bulk. Your grocor will grind It better If ground at home not too lino. .flit ratearMefclae .f . BMeiB 4vrl4 te .tUs piper aro for' ai DR, STONE'S Drug Store The only cash drug store ia Ora goa, ewas act one, aad no one owaa It; carries largo stock; its shelve, couatars aad show cases are loaded with, drugs, medicines, notloas, toilet article, wipes and luors of all ktada for medWlnal purposes, Dt. Stow la a regular graduate la aed iclae, aad has had many yeara oJ ex perience la the practice. Coaiulta ttoBa are tree. PreacripUoaa are fire, aad oaty regular prleea for .atedtclae. . Dr. Bteae eaa he levad at aSa drag store, Saleaa. Or., fm 7 la the B.oraiag uaUl 9 at alht. aaiBsBsBsaBsaBw. ABBasReaaw maKAK 1 4s Jif JA a It m&4 IiiifiMii m ' til i wm'M AE8IGNED YTm "'ChLOSS BBSS, tcfi Sljne Clothes MahenHtt BaUimore and New YfrSfiJP ALL OUT OF SORTS. Has Any Salem Parson Never Felt Tliat Way? Fcol all out of aorta Tired, Dlue, Irrltatblo, Norvous? Back fcol lamo and achy? That's tho otory of sick kldnoys Dad blood circulating nbout; Uric acrid poisoning tho body. JiUBt ono way to fcol right again, Curo tho sluggish kldneys: Do It with Donn'A Kidney Fills. Donn's have cured many Salem peoplo. Hero's ono case: N. S. WUIIans, 230 Llborty stroct, Salem, Ore, says: "A numbor of years ago tho doctors told mo my kidneys woro In had Bhapo. I came wca on account of tho troublo, think ing tho chango of climate would holp mo, but this was not tho caso and In spite of the ubo of reme dies I grow no bottor. On procur ing Donn's Kidney Pills I found thorn to bo tho bost medtclno I over ueed. At tho timo I got thorn, I wni suffering from an Intonio burn ing sonsation nB If two llvo coals wero placed directly ovor tho kidneys Tho kldnel secrotlonj passed Irregu larly aud woro also unnatural- Af ter using two boxos of Donn's Kid noy Pills I did not havo tho least pain in my back or troublo with tho kidneys. This excollont rornedy can bo procured at Dr. Stone's drug storo." For salo by all dealer. Prico GO cents. Fostor-Mllburn Co., DufTalo, Now York, solo agents for tho United States. Remembor tho name Doan's and tako no othor. Notico ot Intention to Improve a Por tion of Hroadtvay Street. Notico is horoby given that tho common council of tho city ot Snlem deems it expedient to improvo and proposes to Improvo at tho oxpenBO ot abutting and adjacent proporty, Urondwny streot in tho city of Sa lem, Oregon, from tho north lino of tho brldgo over North Mill crook on said Broadway street to tho north lino of Madison street, by grading the roadway of said portion ot said street and by placing thereon gravel and crushed rock and rolling the sanio with a steam roller; all to bo dono in accordance with the plans and specifications adopted by tho common council on tho 8th day ot June, 1909, and now on fllo In tho office of tho city recordor, and by doing all things required in said plans and specifications, wnlch show an es timate of tho cost ot said Improve ment and aro hereby referred to and mado a part ot this notice. Remonstrances may bo filed in tho manner and within tho time provid ed by law. Dato of the first publication of this notico Juno 9, 1909, Dy order ot the common council, W. A. MOORES. 6-9-llt Recorder. Charles Wright of Battlo Creek, Mich., resttly played a piano for 27 hours and 44 minutes without a roJt. Tho tlmokeejors took it by shifts. o Pain anywbereBtopped la 20 min utes sure with one ot Dr. Shoop's Pain Tablets. The formula Is on the 25-cent box. Ask your doctor or druggist about this formula! Stops' womanly pains, headache, backache, pains anywhere. Write to Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis., tor tree trial to prove value. Capital Drug Store. Ready any day. you arc, Sir! Ready to show you the finest line of Spring Suits or the finest Spring Suits in any line you ever saw or that we have ever had the pleasure of showing This is talking some, well admit, but we are here with the goods Suits $1 G.W. Johnson & Co. 1 41 N. ConVI Street Salem, Ore. Look At This itor Salo A first class rooming and boarding houso prop sltion nt Newport, Oregon. Two' houses and furnishings and lots will bo sold for loss than tho cost of tho houses. Tho buildings nro four yeara old and furnished comploto. Tho owner la a non-resident nnd needs tho monoy. Look Into this as a speculation. LEE WILLIAMS Newport, Cre. Inquire at Journal Office atftiiitienimwianiaiwitinimmem Mechanics' Tools, Sharpies Separators; !! Heath and Milligan Paints, Ornwood Spray , Frictionless Metal, Builders ' ; ; Hardware i Salem Hardware Co. II af iiii8iitttitf i titie)iene)tetiM lemeitiw gtelajaja)iailtatiiiaiiaia)ia)iiaiilliaj ARION I SINGING OP PORTUND p p ii i MMim ! imii... afaTYWaP1 sr7I?T At Salem Grand K Vl 1 VXLiIV 1 Opera House (40 TO SO MALE VOICES) Wednesday Evening, June 16, 8:30 BBAUTD7UL PROGRAM OF GERMAN NATIONAL MUSIC, INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL SOLOS, POPULAR GER MAN BONGS. VSSr tho auspices of ho German American Society of Sa lem. Tickots 50c. Reserved seats 75c. Seats on sale at Opera Houso Wednesday at 9 a. m. at box office. illtel3tSata)tsisisiai'?tajeie-e-c- 0 to $30 SOCIETY it'') i' j' atajidipBW'n wwwpnne aw wa Up 1 ....gggjgjgggj f Jt m.y K-r r i