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U-, SW-ili .-. l AII.T CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, ORMOOX, . THURSPAY, JUNE 17. 1809. ,11 v rfcJ ?! .a j NEGRO NOT YET FOUND TRUMBULL, SHOT IN THE THIGH, WILL RECOVER United Press Leased Wire. SJianlko, Or., Juno 17. The entire conntrysldo around this city la crowded todny with men and bpys, searching for H. E. Drooke, the drunken negro porter, who early yes terday shot and seriously wounded Bornard II. Trumbull, representing tho Illinois Central railroad In Port land, and slightly wounded John 8. McLaughlin, employed by tho samo company. While Trumbull was more dan gerously wounded than McLaughlin, Neither one of tho negro's Victims will die. Thoy aro resting comfort ably in a hospital In Portland. If Brooks Is not captured this morning the penitentiary bloodhounds at Walla Walla will bo piut on his trail. Sheriff Levi Chrbtman and a largo number of deputies havo arrived hcro-from Tho Dalles and takon up tho search in ono direction, whllol o tn or pos'ca are wonting in opposite directions. Obrlstman said ho would havo sent) for bloodhoundo at once, but for tkt reason that thoy could not work well owing to tho heavy rains. Trumbull Will Recover. Portland, Or., Juno 17. Tho wound, which it was feared at first would causo tho death of Bernard Trumbull, who was shot by a drunkon negro porter, who was being assisted by Trumbull to Ills car at Shanlko, Is not fatal. Tho first roports from Shanlko were to tho effect that Trum bull had been fatally woundod. It dorclons that l has a wound in tho loft leg just bolow the groin and a wound in the right log. John S. Mc Laughlin, who was aIbo helping tho negro to stand up, was shot In tho right leg. Physicians say tho only possible dangor Is that of posslblo blood poisoning. HAYWOOD PULLED FOR SMOKING CIGARETTES Ellonshurg, Wash., June 17. Wil liam D. Haywood, former socfotary and treasurer of tho Western Feder ation of Miners and prominent in tho ranks of tho Socialists, 1b today say ing unkind things about Washing ton's new clgnretto law, for ho was tho first one to. be arrested under its provisions In Ellonsburg. Haywood did not know such a law existed when he leisurely rolled a clg nretto in the Mint saloon yesterday, struck a match and started to put. Two wnrklngmon did tho same. Pres ently Deputy Sheriff Gorman walked In and, after going through tho smoke, seized Haywood and his two companions. At tho pollco station Haywood produced $i5 in cash ball and was released, but tho other two prlsonors wero held until court wnB called. County Attorney E. K. Drown sent n chill through tho officers of tho pollco depnrtment by annonuclng that ho would not prosecute Haywood or any other persons arrested undor tho anti-cigarette law until a test caso Is made. Ho thinks tho law Is unconstitutional. Tho prisoners wore discharged. MOTHER SAVED HER BABY CLUNG TO PUMP PIPE FOR HOUR AND A HALF All Run Down? Pale? Nervous? All run down, easily tired, thin, pale, nervous? And do not know what to take? Then go direct to your doctor. Ask his opinion of Aycr's non-atcoliollq Sarsaparllla. No alcohol, no stimula tion. A blood purifier, a nerve tonic, a Strom! alterative, an laid to digestion. I.cfcj'our doctor decide. jj&E'ffi: E. ECKERLEN Wholesale Family Liquor Store 144 Commercial St. Free Delivery Phone 103 United I'rcin licnied Wire Portland, Or., Juno 17. After clinging to tho pump plpo In a well for an hour and a half, holding tho unconscious body of her 3-year-old dnughter nbovo tho water, Mrs. Rob eert Ohoyn, of Hartford, today Is re covering from a norvouu collapse, re sulting from her frightful exposure. While playing in tho yard of hor homo yosterday, the child fell into tho water. Her screams attracted tho attention of tho mother, who rushed to tho rcscuo of her child, Lowering herself by meanB of tho sllppory pump plpo, Mrs. Oheyn grasped tho baby and hold hor abovo tho wator for an hour and a half, whllo an older daughter securod help from n neighboring farm houso. Tho baby was unconscious when help arrived, but quickly rccovorod. Mrs. Choyn collapsed, and is con fined to her bed. ASkinaflMifkaJH hnk D B.T.FMMUJUUf'S MENTAL CKEAMORMAttCAlBSAUTIFIEft KmoTM Ptntitw. M, Moth Pitehi-, na ETKis uneven. Bkifl in) crery bltmlnh cm beauty, and itc Oct dtttcllon. It huMood mi teit of to jnn, md It lo fctrralM! wt MittmoMiartrl li prortrlj md. Accept no counter rtt of tlmlUr nime. Dr. L. A. Him ild to Ud of tbt hint ton (t pMltntM "A you Udltt UI uh thn. I tlenmint&J Jearaud'a Crenm' a th Itut harmful of nil tot (n M.rMNtlm.1 " Vttr ! S ll rfn.faf anil Vftfiw ttittt In tha United BUttt, Cauda and Kurci , KM.T.HOPHVrop, 37 GretUoitu SlnttRnrTork 30thl -f?Jv. vmia En EW mm racn o P IPS3 iG "iiyi "VLfi I I1AHKIIALL BU.MMAIIY FOIl WEDNESDAY'S (JAMES Pacific Court League. San Frnnclsco G; Portland 0. Oakland 2; Los Angeles 0. Vornon 7: Sncramonto 0. Northwest League. Seattle C; Portland 3. Abordccn 3; Tacoma 2. Vancouver 6; Spokane 4. National League. Chicago 3; DrooKlyn 1. Now York, 8; Pittsburg 2. Philadelphia ; Cincinnati 1. St. LouIb G; Boston 3. American League. uiovclnml A; Now York 3. St. Louis 3; Washington 2. Chicago 0; IJoston I. Philadelphia 5; Detroit 4. o Evoryono would be bonoflttcd by taking Foley's Orlno Laxatlvo for constipation, stomach and llvor troublo, as It sweetens tho stomach and breath, gently stimulates tho liv er and rogulntcs tho bowols, and Is much superior to pills and ordinary laxatives. Why not try Foloy'B Orlno Laxatlvo today? J. 0. 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From nrcsent Indications thoro will be but two can didates, Grant Holt, foreman at tho Spaiulding Lumber Co. yards, and MrB. N. E. Qrlswold, of Yew Park, where Mr. Holt also resides. Peti tions have boon Itf .circulation for some time nsklng Mr. Holt to be come a candidate' and ho ha ac cepted. Ho Is a young business man with children to cducato, and ownB a homo In tho city. Ho has all tho qualifications for a good member of tho Board of Education. Mrs. Oris wold's nnmo was not brought out un til yoiterday, but she Is a well known woman of tho highest charac ter, who has always taken a deep In terest In tho schools. This will b the first serious attempt to place a woman on tho Hoard of Education, and Indications aro that thoro will bo n spirited contest Monday afternoon. Tho election wll, bo held In each ward at tho usual polling places. o VETERANS OBJECT TO REDUCED RATIONS I'nltrd I'eM I.wuoil Vlre.J Soldiors' Home, Sawtellc, Cal., Juno 17. A growing dissatisfaction folt by the two thousand and more veterans at tho soldiers' homo hero over tho parsimony of congrois in CUttlnt! down tho ratlniiH nnnrnnrln. tlon for tho current qunrter year, was partially alleviated today by tho arrival of 1137,000 ponBlon monoy. Tint nmiRlnn nnvmnnt will mint. In at least 400 veterans to leave for tho mm growing districts wiioro thoy mnv I'll r II n llttln ninnov nn tilnlrnni (llirlllir tho Hlllllinoi-. Thin will nnrmll extension by tho home commanders or tue snort rations to wnlch tho vet ernns have boon hold and which would not lie Incroannd until .Tnlv 1 Congress In conserving tho finances of the nation cut the local appropria tion by $2000. This compcleld tho homo authorities to serve 11 ounces of moat twlco dally Instoad of thir teen ounces, Tho vo.torans complain ed but tholr Indignation was directed at congreiM and not nmilnat th homo officials. The ponslon monoy strongly guard ed arrived this morning and will bo distributed today 'and tomorrow. The Man Who Looks Ahead No man ever saw prosperity ahead of him except through a bank account. Tho man who succeeds is ha man who looks ahead and plans for tho futuro. He realizes that monoy is absolutely essential if ho intends to rise In tho world. A smnll sum will open a bank account. A bank account establishes credit. Good credit opens the way to all thlngb prosperous. Open nn account with this bank today and lay tho foundation of n fortune I UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK SALEM, OREGON.' iieifaniiiiignjinnin)iOiiiin)iiwi SAYS TARIFF ON PAPER IS INEXCUSABLE tinned Prcii r.aJ Wlrr.l Washington, Juno 17. Pointing out that Canadian manufacturers aro tho only competitors of American print papor mills, Senator Brown, of Nebraska, today, in an address In tho senato, bitterly assailed the llnnnco commltteo for proposing nn amendment, Increasing tho low rato fixed by tho house on this product "Inoxcu able and Indefenslblo from any standpoint," wns what ho char nctorlzod tho action of tho commit too. nrown said that print paper was made at loss cost in tho United States than oUowhero. and declared that any duty In any amount was wrong in principle, nnd utterly unendur able Ho declared that American print papor manufacturers did not need protection, and that it would be wrong to give It to them. t THE WHITE HllillON WOMEN AT STAYTOX Th vountv convention of W. P. T. U. women Is being held nt Stayton. Quito n delegation wont up Wednes day, incirtiuing Aiesuames uiivor, Rhodes. Dowerman. Holt. Law. Van- il4rvnrr nnd Adklns. The ronnrt Is -that Mrs. Law Is a candidate for the couuty pre luoncy. 'Mr. and Mrs. A. .v&Moaros enter talued the alumni qMYIIlamette uni versity at their residence on Chemek tn, street last night. . o W. E. Wilson of Colorado has lo cated at Salem nnd gone Into tho real estate business. o. Two new six-pound guns from tho Oregon are to be sent to Salem In tlino for exhibition at tho Cherry Fair. . V " ' r t - V Pain anywhere stopped In 20 min utes sure with one ,of Dr, Snoop's Pain Tablets, Tho formula fs on tho 2G-cent box. Ask your doctor or druggist about this formula! Stops womanly pains, headache, backache, pains anywhere. Write to Dr. Snoop, Racine, Wis., for free trial to. prove value. Capital Drug Store, SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION Beer Sold in Carload Lots. Shipments in Kegs or Bot tled Beer to any Point on ' the Pacific Coast : : : : Brewing Plant and Offices 4 On Trade St., In Wholcsolo District NH Salem, Oregon iiiiitaiHHtBnieiits)mie)ia)H Look At This for Sale A first class rooming and boarding houso prop sltlon at Newport, Oregon. Two houses and furnishings and lots will bo sold for less than tho cost of tho houses. Tho buildings aro four years old and furnished comploto. Tho owner is a non-resident and needs tho monoy. . Look Into this as a speculation. LEE WILLIAMS Newport, Ore. Inquire at Journal Office M H .Lv "rmr -Xinfy jL irhn mr'fxf T iv MHpHreBBEjBflBJBr3 Kf B rytiCHtH yk 11 V '" h M H I "..kj R t'J r.iuytr. N --' Uv v I Wo have just leceived a new I. ne of FOLDING TABLES in various styles and sizes These tables are very strong and weigh but a trifle, We show these ta bles in oak with the wax finish and in 24, 30 and 42 inch sizes, The price varies from $3 to $&,5Q, We will be pleased to show" them at any time, Imperial Furniture Company m -I