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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1909)
gi!immsM2W&vimmmiF"',",z,xs--- ? .- A . DA2fiX OAPITAli JOURNAL, BAUSM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY; JULY 7, 1000. I ' KILLED ANOTHER BIG LION has been pitched, hnvo an elegant estate aild live llko foudal lords. The older brother, Captain Frederick, is n rotired British naval officer. They hnvo built n lnko of tholr own and in it havo 300 of tho finest specimens of hippopotami. They in sisted that Colonel Roosevelt shoot ono of the hippos In tho lnko mid add tho skin to his collection. Leo Wanted ex-President for Breakfast But Was Too Slow Teddy Shot Tame Hippo. (By Warrington Dnwson, Staff Corre spondent United Press.) Lake Nnlvnsha, British East Af rica, July 7. CornorltiB u big lion, which started townrd him, Colonol Itoosovelt shot the benst just In tlmo to snvo his llfo, according to advices broiiKht hero todny from tho Ameri can ex-president's camp on tho cetnto of tho AttonoborotiRh Bros., tho younger of whom, V. 11. Attono borough, wns for 20 years a rosldont of San Francisco. Tho gun benror who accompanied Colonol Itoosovelt nt tho tlmo of tho Incident with the lion, told his fellow nttendnnts that the American hunter's escape from death wns tho narrowest ho Imb ex perienced since coming to British East Africa. Tho colonel with tho ono attendant was tramping through tho Junglo the guns being fn tho hands of tho na tive. Suddenly nn extra largo lion appeared and with n snvngo roar sprang towards Itoosovelt. Tho colonel retained his presence of mind and, grasping u gun which tho na tive offered him, ho shot tho beast through tho heart, killing It instantly. Both Colonel nnd Kernilt Roose velt have been very successful In tholr hunts. Tho colonel has added a fine specimen of a lioness, four big collection of skins for the Smithson ian Institute. In the nasi, few dnvs. Tho Attonoborough brothors, on whoso grounds tho Roosevelt camp CASES SET FOR TRIAL NEXT WEEK PUdgo Burnett, of Department No. 1. of tho circuit court, Is hearing mo tions nnd sotting cases for tho pres ent sos'Ion of tho regular term of court. Tho following cases and dates on which they arc to bo heard hnvo boon set: Monday, the 12th, Catlln & Linn, vs. S. W. Jonos, ot al, nt 1 p. m.; on tho 13th, Wright Clnrkson vs. Tho Wlllamotto Vnlloy Prune Asso ciation nt 9 a. m.; on tho 14th, tho Southern Pacific Company vs. J. Hcckmnn, nt 9 n. m., and Smith vs. tho Portland Rnllwny, Light & Pow or Company; on tho 15th, Qooden ougli vs. tho Portlnnd Railway, Light & Power Company, nt 9 n. m., nnd Cnlvnn vb. Calvan at 1 p. m.; on tho 16th, Wllqult vs. Flsk, nt 9 n. m., ana Colgnn vs. Farmers' & Morchnnts' Dank at 1 p. m., 17th. In connection with thoo cnso, severnl moro equity matters nro to como un beforo Judgo Burnott week nfter next. Tho department No. 1 of tho circuit court will bo cleaned up in good shapo during this term of court, nnd a lnrgo grist Is on hand to bo dlspoted of. o Stole ItiiKK)' Rone Burt Mills wns arrested this after noon by Olllcor Murphy charged with stealing n buggy robo. The officer suspected the robe was stolen, nnd on accusing the prisoner tho lntter ad mitted tnklng It from n shed In tho city. It Is a .envy robo and mny bo j ours, look nnd see If you havo ono that you havou't. o Tho governor of Pennsylvania hns pardoned .Tamos II Gontry, n former actor. Ho ha- served 14 years In prison for tho murdor of Madgo Yorko. X l hPl j&xm- fll bVTA - 0A ' - -! I k ait Si v.l iiuttll jrr in t-j u v.' i j Farmers and Horsemen.... all say our harness wear the best. THEY APPRECIATE the fact that we use only the best of leather, employ the best mechanics and that we will give them a better har ness for less money than any of our competitors. E. S. LAMPORT SADDLERY CO. 219 N. Com'l Street t"TRiar Others pay rent; we collect rent. Who can sell the cheapest? ENGLISHMAN SORE BUT WAS DEAD RIGHT United Press I.cnscd Wire.) San Frnnclsco, July 7. That an Englishman with good rod blood in his veins will not permit tho slindo of nn insult to his king, ovon upon tho American national holiday, even though the alleged insult wns un studied nnd thoughtlossly, has boon proven conclusively by W. F. A. Hood, said to bo a resident of Van couver. According to reportB of tho affnlr thnt leak d out todny, Hood visited tho Breakers cafe during tho ovoning of n roccnt holiday, In company with Tom Drlscoll, tlio pololst Douglas Grant, golf crack: Edward Toblo, Raymond Payno, Harry Scott nnd George Lowl"", wenlthy clubmen of this city nnd Burllngnmo. A trio of muBlclnns, who furnish entertainment nt the cafe, concluded n medloy of patriotic airs with tho music of "Cod Save tho King" or "Amorlc ," ns Amorlcnns have. Tho slngors nro -nld to hnvo con cluded tho rong with nn unorthodox rendition of tho lino "God save the king," singing It "To h 1 with tho king." Just hero Hood beenmo active. His British blood boiled, and he is said to havo projected ono heavy boot through tho In trumont of nn of fending musician. , Walters and pat rons beenmo embroiled, and tho af fair threatened to aosumo tho pro portions or a riot, wnon the diplo macy of one of the pntrons calmed tho belligerents. Hood left the cafe with his frionds iELLAGINGLES STICKS TO STORY SOME SALEMITES WANT TO SEE R0SK0P The Portlnnd police nro on n shorn lookout for one Conrad Roskop nt tho request of Sheriff Hnrry Mlnto, who Is wanted on the charge of ob taining money under fnlso pretenses. Roskop is a contractor by trndo nnd during n short sojourn in this city passed n few checks on tho Salem banks which were worthless. Tho amount of the checks Roskop signed rnnged nil the wny from five to fifty dollnrs nnd when those who got "stung" presented thorn to the bnnks nnd were Informed thnt no such man wnH blessed with funds In those In stitutions the sheriff's office wns tho main point of Interest Immediately. The shorirr lias n good description of the bogus check man and it Is likely thnt the Portlnnd pollco will lo .ite him. Sucrlff Mlnto lust heard o. Roskop In Portlnnd, where it is said he wns painting things a beauti ful carmine In tho North End district. Chicago, July 7. Answering ques' tlons put to her by her counsol, At torney O'Donnell, -.in Glnglcs, tho Irish lace maker accused of theft. i declared today thnt sho had only mentioned tho name of Tom Tnggcrt when .orced to da so by Attomoy Short, representing tho prosecution. iL.no denied that O Donnell had urged her to bring in the name of the poli tician. She testified thnt she had never seen Tnggcrt, thnt nho did not know him nnd knew nothing whatever about him, except that his name was mentioned on the night sho alleges she wns attacked by her employer, Miss Agues Barrett, In her room nt the Wellington hotel. EARTHQUAKE SHAKES UP THE FRENCHMEN fl'tiltm! I'rens l.eniipi Wire. PnrlB, July 7. A largo nrea of France, bordering on tho Mediterra nean, wns Bhnken by a sovoro earth quake this nftornoon. Tho shock lasted for severnl seconds. No (lpnth.i nro rnnnrlnd. nltlmnirli considerable property damngo wns uono. Tho Inhabitants of tho territory their homes in fear, many fleeing to. I tho open country. A heavy rain storm accompanied tho temblor. o 1 Injunction Suit An injunction suit has been started' in tho circuit court by George Kcnrns against W. E. Johnson, In which Kcnrns nncgcs thnt Johnson recently sold him a woodsaw for $400 with tho undorstnnding thnt tho business derived from Kenrn'B patrons wns to bo turned over to Johnson. It Ib fur ther alleged In tho complaint thnt Johnson again entered Into tho wood saw business nnd thnt ho was solicit ing business from his former patrons, which, It Is claimed, ho turned over to Kcnrns, nnd tho plaintiff nsks tho court to enjoin Johnson from con tin- uing such business. Attorney C. M. I man appears as counsel for the plaintiff. New Hotel Locntod nt Hoover, Or., two nnd one-half miles cast of Dotrolt at tho ond of C. & E. R. R., on Santlam river. Nowly fun Ishod roomB and good board at reasonable rates. Hunt ing nnd fishing flrst-clnBs. For In formation wrlto HOOVER LUMBER CO., Hoovor, Or. STOCK REDUCING SALE Owing to the backwardness of the spring season coupled with the fact that we have a great amount of stock on hand, we are going to place on the market regardless of price our $50,000 stock of Men's, Young Men's and Children's Uptodate Clothing and Furnishings , We have started the gigantic sale and will continue this week, closing SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 10 We include in this sale our entire stock nothing will be reserved. It will be to your advantage to come early and get thegbest selections before the lots are broken. The following list will show you some of the great bargains we are offering MEN'S Two Piece Suits $5.00 These include values from $8.00 to $15.00 MEN'S Three Piece Suits $8.00 These include values from $10.00 to $15 00 MEN'S Three Piece Suits $ 1 2.00 Includes values from $1 8.00 to $25.00 The above are only a few of the many opportunities to save money we are making you. In our young men's de partment we can give you equally as good reductions as in the men's. We have all sizes, and you will not be disap pointed in not being able to get what you want BOYS' CLOTHING The very best and newest all wool suits at from 20 per cent to 50 per cent off regular prices HATS! HATS! HATS! Roberts' Hats always $3.00, now $2.00, $ 1 .50, and some special other brands at 50c $ 1 . I! I Remember, what you read in our ad is just what you can look for when you come to buy. Guarsritee-We stand I back of everything we sell. s tmmmmm SALEM W OOLEN MILL STORE STORE CLOSED ALL DAY TODAY, JULY 5th ftTS?ttt
