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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1909)
"SB DAluX OATITAli JOUKNAL, SALEM, OIIEGON, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1009. . . Si's-1 Is w- j' n JL Have You a Summer Stove? The stifling air of a close kitchen is changed to comfortable coolness by installing a New Perfec tion Wick Ulue Flamo Oil Cook-Stove to do tho family cooking. No kitchen furnishing is o convenient as this stove. Gives a working heat at once, and maintains it until turned out that, too, without overheating the room. The NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove U built with ii CABINET TOP ut like a UmI range. It it the most convenient ilovc ever made, and Is almost Indispensable tosummcrcomfort. From ill ponctful burners to Itt handy racks for towels It Ii limply PERFECTION. Three slies. Can bo had cither with or without. Cabinet Top, Aik your dealer, or mite our nearest agency JSeXfb Lamp is rss housefumlshing and i The OvA,, .. wy ndsome :ce of housefumlshing and gives a c!car,powcrfullightmorangreeAb!ethan cat or elec tricity. Safe cveryvvhtrt and always. Made of brats finely nickel-plated just tho thing for the living-room. If not with your dealer, write our nearest agency. STANDAHD OIL COMPANY (Incorporated) BOOSTERS MADE THE DIRT FLY Frank Star, Del Dinsmoor and Charley Galloway All in Line for Next Street Job Open. PREPARING FOR THE CUSHMArM FUNERAL t United Press Leased Wlre.l Tncomn, Wash,, July 8. With tho body of Concroflsmnn Frank W. CiiBh sinn on tho wny homo, a committee of his friend mot in Ms old ofTlco Inst night nml arranged n tontntivo program for tho obsequies in this city. Tho body will be mot at tho stato border by a loglslatlvn and military oscort, and roproiontntlvcs of Tnco mn civic, lo.gnl and ofllclal bodloo. At tho donot nn oscort from Troop IJ will accompany tho romalnB to tho Cushmnn homo. On tho following morning tho body will bo romoved to tho stato armory, whoro it will Ho in BtAlo until 1:30 In tho nttornoon, whnn n public funoral will bo bold, with Dr. Alfrod Martin nnd Hov. M. A. Cnsoy probnbly ofllclatlng. Thoro will then bo n prlvnto fcrvlco for tho family at tho rosldonco. nnd tho can hot will bo convoyed from thoro to tho ouniotory. Tho Mnsons will hnvo chnrgo of tho Intormont, nnd many frntornnl eoclotloH, of which CongroBsman Gtnliunn wns a member, will pnrtlcl pnto In tho funoral cortoge JiimI wIumi tho body, will urrlvo can not bo forotold yet. but the funeral will probnbly be on Monday or Tuosdny. .Tudgo R. R. CiiBhmnn is hnstonlng bnck from Alnttkn to Join htB mother and the widow of his dead brother hore. SPLDIERS SENT TO SCENE OF TROUBLE lUnltrd Prt'M l.mstMl Wire) Hnllfnx. N S . Jiuly 8 Klvo hun dred roguliir voldlcrB wero sont to- day truOlaro liny, tho Brono of yea-1 tordny's riots, started by Amoricnn mombors of tho United Mlno Work ers, employed In tho mines of tho Dominion Commercial Company. Tho Btrllcors huvo nmilo no dlultirbnucou today, nnd It Is thought that thoro id littlo dangor of furtbor troublo. Tho troops will remain on tho scono until tho dlfforonces between tho Commer cial Company and tho striking minors nro sottiod. Tho HoldlorH sent to tho mines to- day aro under tho commnnd of Col onol Wndmore, of tho Royal Canadi an roglmont, which Is stationed horo. LUMBERMEN WANT TRADE PROTECTION (United I'rofH .insert Wlre.l Spokano, Wash., July 8. Tho Spo Itnno Lumbormon's Club today start ed n campaign ngalnst tho uso of pulp pnpor for fibro boxes nnd pneknges. It Is OBtlmntod that fully 30 par cont of tho lumbor manufactured in tho United Stntos is nisod by tho box fnc torlos, and tho distribution of pulp nan mtuk serious Inronds. UoboIu tloiiB will bo sont to ovory mnnufac turur In tho United StntoB, nud to all lumbor organizations. It 1b iiBcor talnod that tho lumbor for boxes will be sold at the ammo prico as pulp pnpor or fibre geneStOans"to take command If one bad boon sauntering along In the vicinity of the Intersection of Church nnd Court strcots this morning nboiut 11 o'clock, thoy would hnvo seen Frank Star, Del Dlnsmoro and Charley Calloway, thrco high of ficials of tho Cherry Fair, making tbo dirt fly in great style, Tho long Cher ry Fair parado had reacbed tbo ond of tho pavement on Sluto Btreot, and woro on tholr return bnck to tho city, and, as tho three dextrous gen tlemen supposod, would turn down Church strcot to Court, as was sched uled on tho program. It happened, howovor, that tho mon working on tho Court strcot paving had dug out tho crossing at tho Intersection of Church and Court stroots, loavlng a deep ditch, nnd into this ditch tho thrco gontlpmen began to fling dirt furiously, for tho purpose of lesson ing tho jolt as tho,parado pnsned ovor it. After nearly 20 miautes of vicious shoveling and clawing of dirt tho woll-lntondlng fair omcors looked up with moist browB and a "tlrod feeling" look in their oyes, to sco tho pnrndo continuo morrlly down Stato to High, whero It turned, in blissful ignornnco of tho hnrd licks Messrs. i Snn Jose, Cnl., July 8. Miss Isola QallOWay, Star and DonBUIOro had I Kntinivlv. itniipJititr nf .Tnlin Tfnnnnilv put In attempting to mnko tho road of Morgan Hill, wns attacked nnd ter- plaint of Boveral Greek workmen near Jefferson, who alleged that he (Thomas) fired several shots through their cabin. In tho justice court hero Thomas denied shooting nt tho Greeks, but mo evidence tended to show that he should be held for an investigation of tho grnnd Jury. RETURNS TO SALEM AFTER JTHREE YEARS Mr. H. Youngeberg, who owns seven acres of land Just south of the cemeteries on Commercial streot, has returned to Snlem after three years spent in Kansas. He says ho is bnck to the Oregon country to stay and will try to land his two sons hore who aro now located nt Aberdeen and Montesano. They will bo hore July 15 nnd then the senior Younge berg will probnb'ly build himself a fine home in the Capital City nnd metropolis of the Willamette valley. POOR HARRIMAN HAS RHEUMATISM NOW Vlonnn, July 8. u. H. Hnrriman, the American rnllrond magnate who Ib now suffering from rheumatism, has decided to lenve Saturday for Qnsteln, whore the thcrmol springs, it wnB recently discovered, contain radium. ins original intention was to leavo for that resort a week hence. However, since Hio physlcfans In formed Harrlinan that ho would ben efit greatly nt Oasteln ho' has decid ed to lose no tlmo in going there. Ho was told thnt tho baths were es pecially beneflcinl to victims of rheu matism, which disease has slightly stiffened his legs. Otherwise tho millionaire is said to be enjoying fairly good health. ATTACKED BY BIG CALIFORNIA LION CONTRACT FOR STATE WORK LET Two Salem Firms Are Success ful Bidders One Repair Capitol, Other Concrete Work. (Unite! l'resa Leased Wire. Washington, D. C, July 7. Drlgn-dlor-aonornl Marlon P. MnuB, now Htntloned at Snn Francisco Prosldlo, was today ordered to take command of tho Department of tho Columbia, with hondnunrtor at Vancmvor, Wash. passaoio. tho inrco workors re eolved abundnnco of thanks, howov or, from ono of tho workmen, who nnd been instructed to fill up tho cav ity with dirt, and who wnB both sur prised and plenBcd to think that thrco of tho most promlnont boosters in tho city would bo bo kind ns to lend n hand In tho tnsk of shoveling. GRAND JURY RETURNS THREE TRUE BILLS This morning nt 9 o'clock tho grnnd Jury hnndod down tlirco in dictments nnd two not true bills. A. C. Smith wns Indicated charged with assault and robbery, being ufmed with a dangerous wonpon, Smith wns tho man who mndo the bold at tempt at robbory of tho Hlugos Jow olery store In this city. Ho Is con fined to n befl In tho Salem hospital nt present, being III with kldn'oy troublo, nnd it Is said ho is In n fee ulo condition. Rd Diipuls was Indicted for selling liquor to u minor by the name of Itnmp. Tho grnnd Jury fnllod to find n truo bill against Chns. R. lirown, Ooorgo L. lirown, for tho nllogcd crime of poi-mlttlng nnd easting saw dust and other lumber wanto in tho waters flowing Into tho Columbia rlvor. A llko chnrgo against A. D. Gardner whs dismissed. In the ease of State vs. Charles Thomas, in which Thomas was charged with utwnult with a dangor rlbly mangled Tuosdny by n Califor nia Hon K miles south of tills city, whllo sue was on nn outing with two wiling men. The lion first sprang on ono oi tho men. then nttneked Miss Kennedy, who fought as host isho could with n long lintpln, The boys ran to the camp of tho Hay Cities Wntor company nearby 'and gave tho alarm. John Conlon I and M. Flctchor hartonod to the girls Rid. The former flred four times at tho animal with a shotgun, and Flotcher II red throe shots. Tho girl's loft arm was terribly mangled nnd hor ontire body lacer ated. Her condition Is sorloits. Ono of tho boys wns badly scratched. o A chunk of coal weighing 2700 pounds Is nn exhibit in tho mines building nt the exposition.. It is from a Washington state mine. Bids have been opened nnd award ed for tho improvements of tho buildings and grounds of tho stato asylum farm nnd tli6 gonoral nnd spo clnl repairs of tho state capltol build ing, there being two Snlem firms awarded contracts. Dennlson & McKlnrlnn woro award od the contrnct for the repairs of tbo asylum farm buildings, they being tho Iow6st bidders nt $9C4C. Tho im provements will consist of tbo en larging of the kitchen, nn extension to the nmusoment hall and tho re roofing of tho main building. These contractors nro from this city. Ulds wero awarded for tho gonoral repairs of the capltol building, con sisting of flooring, tiling, painting, marble bases and concrcto work throughout the building nnd grounds. The Emp're Tllo nnd Motnl Company wns awarded tho contract to furnish the floor tiling, their bid being $CI70. A. F. Peterson wns awarded the contract for gonernl repnlrs, be ing tho lowest bidder nt $8897. M. R. Orses of Portland wns awarded tne contract far the painting of tho building, bidding $2750. Vlcsko & Konnon, two Salem mon, woro nward ed the contrnct to furnish tho con crete work about the grounds nnd building. Tholr bid wns J5950.7G. I - . I . -. 1 ! i uc murine unse woric wnB awarucu to Buchanan & Dlnlr, contractors. They bid $1190. A Skin of Beaut) k a Joy Fortk B. T. FELIX tflMJFS MSENTAl CREAM OR MAKCAl BEAOTIFIEK rUmorss Tin, ftmjilw, FrtcUtt. Motb rUi,, Huh, ind Skin Dli,tn, taa tmj Menmh on bwratf, tnd rte flu detection. It hi Mood tlit tut of to yctr. ul Is to humlcit we tutclttob.iur.lt It properly mtdt. Aec.pl no counter feit of similar nun. Dr. I A. Btrrt tild to tsaf of tht hut too (ft pfttlentlt "At you lJIi will un thets. I raeommtlia floarnad'. Crenm'M the lMt hirmrul of ll the kin prnwntlont." For tlt bT all Jrotltt nlj nej Ooodt Utslert In lbs United Buttt, Ctnads and Europe. FERQ.T.HCPKINS. Prep, 37 Grtrl Jontt Slrett, HtwTcrt ll & I'll ff Jr w Gr-lldrn Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O ASTO R I A DYSPEPSIA "Having taken your wonderful "Casca ret' for three months and being entirely cured of etomncli catarru anu uyspepsu, I think n word of praise is due te 'Cnscarcts' for t'.fr wonderful composi tion. I have t kcu numerous other so cnllctl remedies but without avail, and X oub weapon u truo bill was found this "md that Cascarets relieve more in a dy ; tiinrnliii? nml Tlinmnn mm nri-nlctii.il wan nn iuc uiucio uyc wku wuu, OLD PLOW USED BY GENERAL SHERIDAN AT GRAND RONDE One of tho most interesting ex hibits of the day Is in tho window of tho Stnndnrd Liquor Comnny's rooms. It Is tho old plow used by Phil Sheri dan whon ho was in chnrgo of tho Orand Hondo Indian agency, or rath er used b thoso undor him in plow ing the soil for the aborigines. It has nn Iron point but tho mold hoard is n heavy piece of good Oregon oak from two to four Inches thick. Tho plow wns fnstenod togothor with wooden plus, most of which nre still In tho moldbonrd nud somo of them reasonably sound. Wlion ono con siders thnt it is nearly 00 years ago ! thnt this old plow was doing busi ness in Oregon real estate and has not had tuo best of care, its preser vation Is rcmnrknblo. PAINT I'ATTOX'S sry.i'iioo v It !: . l V -MIX 12 1) F I h Xt K It S LEAD V I O X K K It nnd CAI1T K 11 a VAUXISJIKM OILS . It A V and IIOII.. I? I) LIXSKIM) HK ST Q V A L I T V II It U S II K H, K T O. F i: i-: i) s, h i: i: o, FliOrit and all ci:it i:a Ij.s q r A M T V (S O ) I) s FLETCHER & BYD :MU .Voi Hi CoiumeiTlal imi ox i: in !- $ FOR HIRE "Oc pleasing fonturo about your exposition," said an Atlanta (On.) nowspapor man, in sponklng of tho Senttle fair, "Is thnt thoro is no ex tortion permitted. There nro prices to meet every one's pockctbook." Family Automobile I k Tho big Haines 8-pnssongor enr for hlro by tho hour or trip, o Charges rcasonnblo. i! HUGHES & STRONG I ( Ileal Kstate Dealers ;; With Hydo Bros. Electrio Co. I ! 134 X. Liberty St. Phono 451 frOgqo oo w-o-i i m I I I lioforc Judge Hurnett nud plondetl not guilty to tho Indictment. Ho was released on bonds to nppnnr during the October term of court Thomas wild nrroNtm. liv PntiRtnliln Trn Ilnni- llton several months ago on tho com-' a year." inmes aicuune, 10S Mercer St., Jersey City, N. J. Pleasant. Palatable, Potent. Tasto Good. Do flood. Never Slcken.Weakea or Grips. 10c.2Sc.SOc. Never sold la bulk. The gen uine tablet stamped CCC. Guaranteed to cure or your money back. 919 .".".".i rrWTO-NIGHT i r y s? 'X8sKtimi .skMsir. 9 laSiF'i.iniiinii i..iii-IIUWuj I I. rJf ixi u . mt?imiiti:i ''j: ii:bii ivun . it -v i ii i m 1 1 ii 1 1 1 s i mm uruittii n mm. -j ft. iiiiiu,i wi a i m'' HWC &S0S? 121 S, COMMERCIAL ST. HENDERSON .Front Laced Corset DRESS HEADQUARTERS FOR SALEM WOMEN Home of the Henderson Health Corsets CD A IT JL slstl 111 Home of the Henderson Health Corsets Special Reductions for the CARNIVAL OF CHERRIES You will want to appear at your best, of course, during, the Cherry Pair. Well help you do this by special price reductions all this week of ONE-THIRD OFF ON ALL LADIES' SUITS AND SKIRTS WELCOME, to the -Cherry Pair July 8, 9, 10 Shirt Waists . . Splendid values at $2.50 to $3.50 on sate all this week at $1.06 to $1.25 Black Nearsilk Petticoats Regular values $2 ami $3, especially priced for Cherry Fair buyers at 98c Silk Mull One-Piece Dresses In whRe, light blue and pink, $7.50 to $ 1 0 values, reduced all this week to $4.50 IF IT COMES FROM FIAKE? IT'S CMRECT MISS M. D. EVANS Salem, Manager 333 North Commercial Street Ladies' QnePiece Silk Gowns Princess and Empire styles, values up to $30, special aM this week $10.00 to $15.00 IF IT COMES FROM FRAKES' ITS CORRECT 1 1
