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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1909)
'W'a , u - - DAILY OATXrAIi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 0, 1900. IT I 1: THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. UOFKn, Editor mid Proprietor Independent Newapapor Devoted to American rrlnciplos and the I'roitreM and Derolopoment of All Oregon. x Pntihht Kverr Kreulnit Kzccpt Sunday, Salem, Oro. "' - i ' SIHSORIPTION RATM. 1 (Invariably In Advance.) Dally, by carrier, per Jroar K.O) Per month .S0o Oallv, by mall, per year. .... 4.00 Per moth............8So Woekly, br mall, per Vcar '.00 Six month! Mo V&2fU4r' ZTnT - m9mwmSMi sjpx3 SALEM BELONGS TO THEM FOR IT IS WOODMANS DAY GREAT PARADE TONIGHT Ono of tho greatest ovonts In Sa ' 1cm Woodcraft Is tho mooting now In progress horo. Tuo big1' crowd began to arritd la tho city at an early hour to pnrtlcl pato In tho celebration, Tho head camp officers, consisting of Hon. I. I. Book, head ' consul; Hon. John Pattlson, Hon. Jjamcs BjclnhotiHO, ltoji. r. M. Robinson, Hon'. F. P. Hawko, Hon. P. B. Lund grass, Hon. F. B. Tlchcnor, Hon. J. O. Wlllson, arrived on the 10:30 train hnd woro met at tho Sotithorn Pacific dopot by tho locnl recaption committee accompanied by a nutn bor of Salem's prominent business mon. They woro then cscortod In nntnmnlillps to tb Willamette ho- l"f lol. whoro thov dined, nftor which thoy spent tho balanco of tho day In receiving friends And neighbors of iho Woodmen of tho World, Tho grhnd iitroet pnrndo 'com posed of tho head camp offlcor nnd with 3,000 members of tho order nnd of tho Women of Woodcraft, tngothor with about 100 candidates to bo Initiated Into tho raystorles of porfected Woodcraft, led by tho band, will start promptly lit 8 o'clock tonight from the corner of State nnd Clwirck streets nnd will pro ceed to Marlon Squnrc, corner of Commercial nud Marlon streets, where an olabornto program will bo rendered. Tho program Is ns follews: Band, Address of Wolcomo., Mnyor Geo. F. Rodgors. Music Solectlon Mnlo Quartotto. Address by Hon. I, I. Iloakj HAS ROYAL BLOOD IN HER VEINS Diluted a Few Hundred Times But the Elkins Know the Yellow Streak Is There. (I'nllwl I'rntt Una) Wlr- London, Aug. fl. Opposition on tho pnrt of the royal family of Italy to tho marriage of Kntliurlne Hlktni and tho Duko d'Abruzxl nitty vanish llku tho mists of th early morning If tho discovery Mrs. Albert I.ovlu Rlahnrdsoii of Baltimore i-lnim to bavo made U found to be based on fact. In recont dalvlug into anew., tries. Mrn. Rlchnrdsor has lournud, who nuiuMinued today, that thq for boars of tho family of Sonntor DavU trace tholr dMcunt dlrwily to the Italian kings or the first century. Senator Davis is Mlw IClk'ns' unclo Mrs. Itlahardsou stated that her InvostlgntlonH ami tho conclusion uho drew from thorn have been sub stantiated by tho boralds college nnd.udmlt no doubt as to their nil nuthontlolty. Neither Senator Davis nor Senator Elklns, It ( said, nro nwnro of their suppled noble dos cont. would you become Well-to-do? Tho surost way la to bogin now and save regularly n part of your earnings. Tho boat way to savo is to fyin n savings account wjtti.'ns. r. tmvnc ii.-i t i'i'll.'"vn 1( n.vtV1 '(., .'ai capital National Baa(( w 4 i OiDu Head Consul. Musto Band Addross by Hon. John Pattlson Head Mnnagor. Address.... by Hon. Jns. Stolnhouso 1 Head Manager. Muslo Malo Quartet to Address. . . .by Hon. T. M, Robinson Head Managor. Addross by Hon F. P. Hawko Head Managor. Muslo Male Quartotto Addross. . .by Hon. P. B. Snodgrass Head Bankor. Muslo Band After tho program tho officers and mombors of tho order will adjourn .g tab Woodman hall, corner of Stnio. it'.d Llbeity street and pro coed to Inltlato tho candidates In w.ii.a ovont tho hoaJ cau'p oftlcors will rill tho various chairs. After all ..iisIiighh naH been disposed of n MUiii)tous banquot will bo sorved and u igui.ir old tlmo Woodman greet ing will bo given to all. Tho Immense throng of visitors nmuM'd themBolves during tho day In visiting tho dlfforent state Ir stltutlons and tho various placos of uinusomont as woll as attondlng the dlfforent moving picture theatres that wore kept opon for that spcclnl oeoitston. It Is a miittor of rogrut that It will bo Imposslblo for Congressman W. C. hnwloy, chairman of tho head camp managers, to bo present on account of being detnlncd In Washington. D. C It was thq In tention of Mr. Hnwloy fo"neot the hoiul oiitnp offlrors In this city nnd nlno to fill an Important place on tho program. , MISTAKING THE FORD CAUSED HIS DEATH Tho Woodburn Independent tells tho Btory of the drowning of Kdwnrd Clovengor: T. C. Llvesny. who had goiio to tho nsHtBtancp or his drwigh ter. Mr Kdwnrd Clovongor, whose husband was drowned In tho Clack amas river nonr Ciundoro July 28, returned homo Sunday, the body having been recovorod Friday nnd burled nt Uine Kir eomojQry tho next ilny nrtor funeral service In Port Inud. Mr. Llvewiy was glvon tho no eount or the sad accident and It Is u little different from tho dlspntch liubllshtd In this Issiio. With a sad dle horse packho-ito and colt, Mr. and Mrs. Clovongor entered the t ron in from what thev suposml was it regulnr trail, but wns only a fish boat runwny. Mrs. Clovengor wont llrt on the saddle hnrso, to the tall of which was fnstouod tho paekhorsu, which was aooompnnlod by Mr. Cle venger. tho colt following. When In midstream the saddle horse rnllad over nud I lie woman wont down nnd cam up and grabbed the pnokhnrse. It U supposed that Mr- Clovongor olthor got oxcltod and lot go or wont to the assist nsee of his wlfo. Mrs. Olevengwr lost hold of tho pack horse and got hold or tho colt, which tsok her to Inud Sho afterward ro c rowed tho stronin nnd soarehed for nor iMiabnnd all tho remainder of that afternoon nnd night and In tho morning wont for nolo. Tho body wus found close by among rooks with the face down. It was a terrl bio experience for Mrs. Clovongor and ono of great enduiauco. MFALS 15c Call and try them MeaU t Board por woek 8.7&. ul- fur nlsbed rooms very reainnsh A? TUB" ' ,' Salem Restaurant &S COURT STREET. INDIAN CHIEF DIED LIKE AN ARISTOCRAT An old eastern Oregon Indian chief recently purchased a fine auto mobile. He bet his grandson, a horse Jockey, that his machine could beat nny horse In n iOO-yard dash with a standing start, Result: Col lision, horse killed, auto wrecked, and old Ben Hur dies of hia hurts. Poor Lo! Too much civilization. With firewater and benzine buggies his troubles are many. o Fined for Swearing. The Albany Herald of AugUBt 4 Bays: Slg Miller of Crabtrco was today fined ?5 and costs for using profane and obscenb language on tho public highway at Crabtrec. Tho complaint was ontored by Postmaster W. J. Turnbridgo. It is said that tho two men got into nn nrgument which ended in the use of profane language by Millar. The case was tried nt the court houso this morn ing before Justice of the Pence Swab who fined Miller $G and costs, amounting to about $30. o Fiiiikmih Itniid Willi Mingling; llios. Albert C. Sweet's famous concert band Is this season furnishing tho incidental music for Rlng'ling Bros.' circus. This band Is known nc ono of tho best musical organizations In Now York city. ' , The engagement of May Sutton, tho tonnls champion, proves to liavo boon a huge Joko. No love gamo to it nt all. Health YOU'LL BE SURPRISED TO SEE HOW YOUNG YOU LOOK WHEN , Y0UR HAIR IS RESTORED TO ' ITS NATURAL COLOR. There' no excuse for unsightly pray or tided fulr. ( It nke you look old when I you're not ii' umightly and embtiruitng. Hay's Hair Health will bring back the natu- raj color sod beauty, and make your hair i bright, luxuriant and lull of youthful vitality, i Slopi dandruff and falling out. Purely vege- ' CI AND OOc. BOTTLES, AT DRUGGISTS. I lia; narillia ooop Cilia UCZCma, TtO, rnutfh and chapped iiamta, and allakln dltt, Krcp akin flno and nolt, 2!c drurirlata. Jv-nd 2c. lorfrea booka, "Tne Care of tho bkln," "Tta Caran! tha Hair." l'hllo Uy Spec. Co Newark. N. J. J. C. PERRY STUDY THE ABOVE MAP m.OOMKRS ADDITION to tho O Ity of Newport, Oregon, Is uow on tho market for tho first time Tho tract is located about half way between ."lye Creek nud Newport, and couslstsof somo 30 lots, on tno rising ground directly above tho ocean. Each lot Is but a fow steps from tho uench and a commands a view of tho ocean or sun for miles north nnd south To tho north can bo seen Jump Off Joe and tne Ynqulna Head Light. To tho touth tho entrauco to Ynqulna Bay and the l.ifosnvlng Station. The property is about a ilve-mlnuto walk from tho boat landing in Newport. It is reached by a now six-foot board walk which runs in a straight lino from the Ocenu Houso Hotel In a northwest direction to the lots. This is now tno most popular walk In Newport on account of Its bonutiful surroundings nnd magnificent view of tho Pacific when the eud 'is renched nt BLOOMER'S ADDITION. Hero boforo the observer the ocean and tho loach stretch for miles and miles. A WORD ABOUT YAQUINA BAY You could not find a more Interesting location to spend your summer than around this beautiful bay, which lscomcded by those v ho kuuw, to bo tho roost beautiful summer resort, NATURALLY, of any on the Pacific coast, barring none. Hunting and fishing are unexcelled, and the many places of Interest close to 'Newport, such as the Lighthouse. Otter Rock. Seal Rooks, etc . make It an ideal place to own a summer borne. NOW LOOK AT THE MAP You will sea that BLOOMER'S ADDITION Is right on tho ocean, and yot has tho great advantage of being closo to tho bay and town, with no steep hills to climb to rerch It. Tho beach in front of tho property Is good for bathing and tho gathering of rock oysters. Mr. Bloomer has already built two bo.yUtlful cottages op those lots for his own personal use. Mr. Bloome Is a Seattle man, and Intends to make this the most popular addition to Newport. FOR SALE 'BY tMEYER ' 1 llnmll4HHIlHH X-RAYS AND SMILES ;; Hods 20 cents nnd still a liennlnir: f 23 for them. Hogs nnd auto maniacs are break ing tho records in Portland. The tariff bin Is completed1 nnd 1b now n law. It wns n Payne-ful thing. If it is going to be Nesmlth and Pacific counties, will It be In Oregon or Siskiyou? The legislature that passed tho In heritance tax took tho auto cruzo by tho forelock. Alice Longworth wants to go up In n balloon. Nick's power to amuse must bo on the wane. He should buy Alice n phonograph. . . . Porter brothers ought to bo In de mand nt Albany. They might bo both whip nnd spur to Hnrriman on that road across the mountains. . A townslte Is being laid off Id the Santiam to be known ns Black Eagle. Tho town may bo needed but the nnmo Isn't by the poBtofflcc de partment. Mrs. Real wiih struck and killed by am automobile ht Portland yes tcrdity morning. Tho parties in tho auto never stopped to see what dam ago they hnd done. The tragedy in tile Josephine caves was Inexpressibly sad, but there waB that moasly imnocessnry rovolvej; and why any one would want a gun In such a place Is a mystery. Now that the tariff Is xottled and Jeffries soiled for ICttropo, let us nil hopo for dollvornnco from Thnw, Sutton nnd the Idiotic news gatherer who burdens tho telegraph wires with that kind of second-hand sheep dip under the nnmo of news. It Is really ton bad that law-abiding people cun have no iimusuuiont or plonstire In aiKiuito, blko or any thing of that kind without having to bo censured because of tho nets of tho lawless but It Is tho old story of the geoso nnd tho ernnos. BELLE, DERBY & WILLSON, II. A. JOHNSON, FERGUSON & FISnER, " ' ' For furthor information enquire at CAPITAL JOURNAL OFFICE Putnam, of tho Medford Tribune, says: "Grandpa was a flno old man, but ho went to bed with a candle, and our achievements should as far outBhlne his as tho electric light wo use does tho candle of his time." And Putnam is pre-eminently cor rect. St. Louis detectives who discov ered "susplciorus looklpg trunks" nt the depot there say thoy aro surely on tho track of the kidnapers of the VIvlano children. Thoy broko open the suspected trunks and found they contained clothing. o Disagreeable at Home. Lots of mon and women who aro agrccablo with others got "cranky" at home. It's not disposition, It's the liver. If you find in yoursoll that you feel croBs around tho houso llttlo things worry you, Just buy a bottlo of Ballard's Horbino and put your llycr in shape. You and orory body around you will feci bottor for It. Prlco GOc per bottle. Sold by all druggists. o Notice of Intention to Improve a Por tion of State Street. Notice is hcroby glvon that tho common council of tho city of Salem, Oregon, dooms It oxpodiont to im prove and proposes to improvo nt tho oxpense of abutting and ndjacont property, Stato street, In said city, .rom tho oast lino of Twolfth otroot to tho west lino of North Mill crook by moving out and establishing tho curb lines so tho roadway of said portion of Stato street will bo 40 foot in width from curb to curb nnd by paving tho rondway of said portion of said Stato stroot full width from curb to curb; providod, howovor that thoso portions of said Stato street which nro Intorscctcd by othor'stroots jhall bo paved for n width of GO foot Along tho center of said portions of said Stnto street. There 1b excepted, howovor, from tho proposed improvo tnont n strip sovon foot In width ex tending tho full length of tho pro posed Improvement along tho contor thoreof which Is to reecho tho street railway track of tho Portland Rail way, Light & Power Company, nnd to bo Improved nt tho cxpenso of said company. Attontlon Is called to tho plans nnd specifications adopted by tho com mon council and on fllo In tho offlco of tho city recorder, which shall gov ern nB to tho making of Bald Improve ment. Remonstrances may bo filed againBt said Improvement in tho man ner nnd within the,' tlmo provided In tho charter of said city. Dato of tho first publication of this notlco, tho 27th day of July, 1909. By ordor of the common council, W. A. MOORES, 7-2 7-1 It City Recorder. -o TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS. Notlco is hereby given that tho County 'Superintendent of Marlon County will hold tho regular exami nation of npllcants for state and county papers at th- First Methodist church, Salem, Orogon, as follews: For Stato Pnpcra. Commonclng Wednesday, August 11, 1909, at 9 o'clock a. m., and con tinuing until Saturday, August 14, at 4 p. m. Wodnosday Penmanship, History Spelling, Physical Geography, Read ing, Psychology. Thursday Written Arithmetic, Theory of Teaching, Grammar, Book kooplng, Physics, Civil Government. Friday Physiology, GoogTaphy, Composition, Algebra, English Litor aturo, School Law. Saturday Botany, Piano Geome try, General History. For OoaHtjr Papers, Commonclng Wodncuday, August 11, 1909, at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Friday, August 13, at 4 p. m. Wodnosday 'Penmanship, His tory, Spoiling, Reading, Physical Geography. Thursday Written Arithmetic, Theory of Teaching, Grammar, Phy siology. Friday Geography, School Lnw, Civil Govornmont, English, Litera ture W. M. SMITH, County School Supcrlntondont. 7-3 1-9 1. n Tnko Notice. All porsons aro rocommondod to tako Foley's Kidney Romody for backache, rheumatism and kidney and bladdor troublo. It will quickly correct urinary Irregularities, which. It nogloctod, may dovelop Into a ser ious lllnoBB. it will rcatoro hoalth and strength. Do not neglect signs of kldnoy or blnddor troublo and risk Brlght's dlscaso or diabetes. For salo by J. C. Perry. BECHTEIj & SIJNTON n n i S&ca.ft ' .'-- jrmmmit
