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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1909)
DAT,Y CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAIiBM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 0, 1000. A GREAT DAY AT EUGENE The Continuous Rain Could Not Dampen Enthusiasm, and Parade and Games Went Off Well. In splto of the porfect downpour of rain ycstorday nil day In EtiRcno, beginning nt 0 o'clock In the morn Inc. tbo pooplc of that city did no allow tho wcathor conditions to dampen tholr enthusiasm and patri otic splflt In tho loast, and through tho rain tho monster parado marched and tho noisy firecrackers could not' bo drowned. After tho parado carno tho exor cises In tho Eugene city park, whero orators of tho day grow web-fotedly oloauont, and tho Eugene and 8a lom bands holpcd tho occasion along with approprlato music. A gonoral feeling of Interest wns manifested by tho Eugene pcoplo In tho coming Cherry Fair In this city, and a mon ster crowd Is nssurod by tho slstor city down south on tho throo dnys of mo Dig cnorry show. Tho parndo which tho Bugono Fourth of July committed arrangod wns tho largost oror hold In that city. It wns mado up of soldiers, floats boarlng tho Goddess of Liber ty, Justlco, etc, Thoro wn also tho O. N. 0. of Eugene, a long string of pretty horsowomon, representing tho dlfforont states In tho Union, tho Sn- lom and tho Eugene bands, n largo I collection of autos and many othor Interesting feature) Introduced by tho merchants of Eugene. Probnbly tho most attractive float In tho pa rado was that of a large Japaneso tea gardon. Swinging from tho top of tho framo woro Eugene's prettiest glrldr mado up to resomblo Japanese mnldons, and swaying to and fro in small ropo swings. In tho afternoon a small portion of tho crowd, including oror CO Salem pooplo, took tho cars for tho ball park to witness an exceedingly damp gamo of ball between tho Falrmount club, of this city, and tho Eugene bnscball aggregation. It was n nat ural impo Blblllty for tho two teams to play a decent gamo undor tho con ditions, but thoy mado a bravo at tempt at it, notwithstanding tho field wns a muddy mass, and tho Bu gono team dofcated Falrmount by a scoro of 4 to 0. Tho rnco courso , at Eugene, claimed a sprinkling of a crowd nlso, but that amusomont was not what could bo called a duccoss, either, ow ing to tho track bolng in bad shapo. It was a bedraggled crowd of patriotic colobrators who returnod from tho sporting fields lato in tho afternoon, and tho Salem pooplo, inoro uoing iou or tnom. nicd thorn soIvoj for tho depot, whoro thoy bonrdod tho ovorlnnd for homo. On nccount o? tho heavy rain yesterday very row saiom peopio woro oxnoctod by Eugene, biut Salem did nttond tho celebration, nnd In good numbors, too, both surprising and pleasing tho Eugene peopio, who did ovory thing posslblo to mnko tho day cnjoynblo. Hotol and anting accommodations woro good, and tho Snlom visitors ro colved ov-ry nttontlon posslblo. inoro woro no fatalities to mar tho dny and, tho Fourth in Eugene could bo tormed n thorough bucccbs, out Bldo of, nnd Indeed In splto of tho rnln. ,3a2 A HANDSOME SADDLE FREE - I..I II I I I I . I III -!. 11 I I ll-.l We will present to the best young lady rider in the Cherry Fair parade a $25 ladies' astride saddle. This saddle will be given either to a city or country girl who is pro nounced the best rider by a competent judge. No favorites. . E. S. LAMPORT SADDLERY COMPANY 219 North Gom'l Street. Leaders in First-class Horse Goods CITY DADS (Continued from Page I. by the "tnto Chlllrn Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O ASTO R I A wmwww nntanwmannniBumtui WANTED! Snlom, Oregon lit.., .or tho sum of $1.00, the recolpt of which Is horoby ac knowledged, Is untitled t hospital nttontlon and doctor's services nt THE WILLAMETTE SA.NITAItlUM during such tlmo ns ho innv require snino. This Contract expires 19. Supt. Think what it means to you and your family to be f uiKun uaru 01 in case or sickiicss or accment. NO DOCTOR'S FEE NO HOSPITAL EXPENSE NO LODGE FEE No matter what may happen you are protected WITH OUT FURTHER COST. By paying one dollar each month to the WILLAMETTE SANITARIUM they positively agree to give you free hos pital treatment and attention from a skilled physician t u m Miiyuun ho l.uivu Ho i uu ncuumc, ii. no mat ter how long you may be sick or what the operation may be, there will be no more expense if you hold one of these card contracts. I'liono for particular). Main !(((. for. I-Yriy ami Winter. Watch for our ageiilM and tin It today Willamette Sanitarium W. .1. I'l IIII.IS, Superintendent. i m i m i i tho fendcro required laws could bo put on. Councilman Elliott stated ho hnd put In somo tlmo Sunday examining into tho fondorSj nnd that the trouble was not so much with thorn as with tho brnkes.whlch wcro Inefficient and cars could not bo controlled by them. Tho wholo mottor was finally rofor rcd back to tho ordinanco commlt- tco to report an ordinanco reflating brakes and fenders. On motion of Qrconbnum, $1500 now In tho sower fund was transfer red to tho Btreet nnd labor fund, on account of tho scwor bills having been paid from that fund. Tlio streot commltteo was author ized to onlor into a contract with tho Wnrron Compnny for paving Com mercial street from Trade to the bridge. Tho matter of tho bridges on Mis sion street nenr tho railroad was referred to tho city recorder to take up with tho railroad company. A liquor license was granted to Eckorlcn for tho Ellto' Hotol. Tho bill of tho Wnrron Company for Liberty street from Court to State, $5328.18, and Stato from Com mercial to Front, $5642.58, woro or dered pnld. A petition for oponlng Pine street wns roforred to tho councilman from the Fifth ward. Special specifications for the Im provement of Twelfth street, Ferry to Mill, nnd from Mill to Dclcvuo, woro noid nnck for rcndJUBtmont. Peti tions nnd specifications for tho Im provement with gravel, Miller streot from Commercial to Rock, wcro adopted. A resolution for assess ment for tho Improvement of Forry street from Front to Liberty streets wns adopted. Resolutions for bids for tho Improvomont of Broadway from Mndlson t o Hlghlnnd, adopted. For tho oponlng of Pine streot from Front to Fourth, a resolution was presented nnd ndoptcd. Councilman Stockton inndo n motion which wns carried that tho city attorney drnw up a form of petition for streot Im- iirnvnninnlo Mint will rnnnlrn nt lnont Si two-thirds of property owners' slg- nouires in onior to avoid further re monitrnnccs T nids for tho Improvement of Win ter street from 8tnte street to tho S. P tracks $2210.80. Wlntor, Mill to I Oak $2743.05 and Winter Trade to Mill $1577.20 woro received from" Merron & Pugh, and referred to tho treet committee An ordinnnco for tho Improvomont by grading nnd gravel, Hrondway Btreet from Mndl- son to Highland was passed. A bill onering gravel irom Minto's uinnd nt 5 c-nts por squnro yard to nny con tractor pnB ed Ordinances for Im provement and nssesBmont for lm-1 proveiuent of Miller streot from Com morclnl to Rock nnd Commorclnl to High t roots passed. I Council ndjournod to meet Mon- dny, April 12. PARALYZED, MAN LIES THREE DAYS, HELPLESS United Prciii I.caicd Wlre.1 Snn rnnclsco, July 6. Suddenly stricken with paralysis rtud made un nblo to move a muscel below his waist Leo Kelly, a sheet metnl worker, lay for three days nnd three nights with out food or shelter In n vacant lot nt Seventeenth nnd Vnlencln streots. Saturday morning while crossing tho lot, which Is surrounded by n hlKh board fenco. Kelly wns stricken. At Intervals during tho nfternoon ho called for help, but his cries were unheard. Saturday night he lay helpless on the ground unable even to drag him self to tho fence. Sundny passed, nnd by Monday bo wns so oxhiiusted nnd weakened by exposure nnd hunger that ho gave up his effortB to attract nttontlon nnd prepared to die. Early today laborers going to work paused through the lot and found the unconscious num. Ho was hurried to the Mission emergency hospital where ho lies in a critical condition. CAPTURE OF TEHERAN IS NOT VERIFIED St. Petersburg, July 6. Tho report that tho rebel army captured Tohoron yesterday cannot be confirmed today, as wire communication with tho Por slnn capital has not yet boon re stored. In Borne quarters it Is thought that the report of tho capturo of tho city wu probably duo to a promaturo an nouncement at headquarters of tho rebels. Others bellovo that tho re port Is true, and fear that a massacro is now In progress In Tohoran. HARRY THAW IS EXAMINED AGAIN I United I'rcM Leased Wire. Flhklll Landing, N. Y., July 0. Harry Kondall Thaw, tho slayor of Stanford Whlto, wns taken to Whlto Plains early today to appear boforo Justlco Mills. Thaw's consul today will present an application for an ox nmlnntlon to dotormtno his client's montal condition. Doforo leaving today, Thaw x prosfod tho hopo that tho application would bo successful, and that ho would gain a spoedy release Pending tho result of tho bearing, Thaw has boon granted spoclnl priv ileges at Matteawan. In tho futuro ho will bo permitted to sit up until v o'clock at night, and will bo shown othor favors. Thaw and his counsol nppenred confident their attempt to securo an examination would bo successful. BEAT HIM WITH A RAILROAD SPIKE Yuma, Ariz., July 6. Decauso ho rofusod to lnterforo In tho trial of two Moxlcans accused of Btabblng an Indian policeman, Enriquo Comacho, Moxlcnu consul here, 1 In a sorlous condition, following nn attack mado upon him ycstorday. Comacho ac cused Frank Green, n half-breed Mex lean, nnd n Mexican or being his nssatlantB. According to Comach, bo was mot by tho men, who berated him for not taking tho par' f th executed Moxl cans. Whon ho retorted that he would let Justlco take It course, thoy are said to hiivo become enraged, and ono of them struck him with a railroad spike, inflicting injuries that may re sult fatally. LITTLE SLOOP GJOA IS SAFELY BEACHED San Frnnclsco. July C. Tho sturdy llttlo sloop QJon, In which Captain Amundsen negotiated the stubborn northwest passago, has mado hor last voyage. Slio Is now resting on a bluff nt Golden Onto Park, overlook ing the great ocean which sho con quered. In the prosonco of thousands of persons tho llttlo ship was bcachod yosterdny. Sho was presented for mally to tho pnrk commission of Snn Francisco by tho Norwegian consul nt this city. SHERIFF $H0TA BOLD ROBBER nutte. Mont., July C. In n duol with Deputy Sheriff M. U. Tracy nn unknown bnndlt was shot nnd fatally wounded early today. Tho bandit nl tempted to hold up n streot enr on wnlch tho officer wns riding shortly after midnight. A number of shots were exchanged but Trncy's mnrks mnnshlp was tho best and ho wound ed tho outlaw. Tho bnndlt Is not expected to survlvo his injuries. o Notice of Street Assessment. Notico is hereby given that tho Common Council of tho City of Sn lom, Oregon, will on or about 8 o'clock p. m., on tho 12th day of July, 1000, nt tho Common Council chambers, at Salem, Oregon, proceed to assoss upon each lot or parcol of land llnblo thorofor Us proportionate share of tho cost of improving For ry street from tho East lino of Front stroot to tho wosi curb line of Liber ty street, In snld city, with Wnrron llrothors' Dltullthlc Watorproof Pavomont. All persons Interested In snld as rossmont shall appear at snld tlmo before said Common Council and pre ont objections, if nny they hnvo to snld nsbossmont or fllo tho snmo with the recordor within tho following IIto dn nnd njmly to said Common Coun ell wlth'n live day from snld dato for the privilege, If they doslre, to make Mich Improvement In llcr.i of their assessment. ' ny order of tho Common Council, W A MOOIIES. 7-C3t City Recordor. ' Notice of Street Assessment. Notico Is hereby given thnt tho Common Council of tho City of Sa eom, Oregon, will on or about 8 o'clock p. m., on tho 12th day of July,' 1009, at tho Common Council chambers at Salem, Oregon, proceed to assess upon each lot or parcol of land liable thorcfor Its proportionate sharo of tho cost of improving Miller street, In tho city of Salem, Oregon, by grading nnd grnvollng tho Borne botwecn tho cast lino of Commercial streot and tho west lino of High street, In said city, In accordance with tho plans and specifications adopted by tho Common Council, nnd on fllo In tho ofllco of tho city re corder. , All persons tntorostcd In said as sessment shall appear at said tlmo boforo suld Common Council and pro out objections, If any they have, to rnld nBsessment, or fllo tho snmo with tho rocordor within tho following llvo days, and npply to said Common Council within flvo days from said dato, for tho privilege, If thoy so do slre, to rnnko said Improvomont In lieu of their assessments. Dato of tho first publication of this notico Cth day of July, 1909. By order of tho Common Council. W. A. MOORES. 7-6-3t City Recordor. Notico of Strcct Ajwssmcnt. Notico Is horoby given that tho Common Council of tho City of Sa eom, Oregon,, will on or about 8 o'clock p. m., on tho 12th dny of Juily, 1900, at tho Common Council chambers, at Salem, Oregon, proceed to obscsb upon each lot or parcol of land liable thorofor Us proprtlonato sharo of tho cost of Improving Miller streot in. tho city of Snlo m, Oregon, by grading nnd graveling tho snmo .between tho wost lino of Commorclnl street and a point 274 feet west of tho west line of Rock street, in said city, in no cordanco with tho plans nnd specifi cations adopted by tho Common Coun ell. and on fllo in tho ofllco of tho city recorder. , All persons interested In said as sessment shall appear at said tlmo boforo said Common Council and prc ont objection, If nny thoy hnvo, to said asossmont, or fllo tho same with tho recorder within tho following flvo dnys, and apply to said Common Council within flvo days from said dato for tho privilege If thoy so do slre, to mako said improvomont In Hon of tholr assortment. Dato of tho first publication of this notico Cth day of July, 1900. Dy order of tho Common Council. W. A. MOORES. 7-C-3t City Recordor. o When beauty doctors remove freckles they demand xpot cnh. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTC'RIA Money Savin Valu Ltujut; aiLiiuMuagssiSwBHBaegariiytxgi ! m.i- . All Our Goods Marked in Plain Figures Everything in the Store reduced from 25 to SO o Get in line with the men who carry these clothes away Suits under their arms and Savings in their pockets. Tan You Afford to Miss This Opportunity? jytji. G. W. Johnson & Co. 141 North Commercial St. v l V v
