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DAILY OAFITAXj -JOURNAI. SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1909.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
K. HOrsr, Eilltor aad Proprietor
Independent Kewipkper Devoted to American Pririclplet nd
tho ProgreM und DeTelopcment of Alt Oregon.
PnbtUbud Every Krculng lixospt Bundtj',
St'lWI.IPTIOV HATES.
(tnrrUblr In Advance.)
.Dljr,b (jJiKier, per ywr W.W Per month 60c
!Ut? by miifi. per yer. 1.00 Per month 85c
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FIVE DEAD
IN AN ADTO
ACCIDENT
Machine Running Forty Miles
;- an Hour Jumps from a
trestle at Seattle
Last Night.
I United ! Lenaed Wire.
Bcnttlo, Aug; 20. Flvo (persons
aro dead In Seattlo today ns tho ro
fiiilt of nn automobllo accident which
occurred lato Inst night when a big
Wlnton touring car crnshod through
tho railing of a bridge at "Deed
man's curve," near Fourth avonuo
nouth nnd Andovcr street, and plung
ed Into tho bay, carrying Its occu
pants to denth In tho water.
Tho deads
MIIB. H. M. OI.OTHH, aged 3(1,
Vancouver, D. O.
MRS. J. COLVIN, aged 20, Van
couver, D. O.
MI8S AGNES COWAN, aged 23,
elstor of Mrs. Colvln, Vancouver,
11. 0.
M.1BS MAGGIE PAUL, aged 27,
Vnnoouvor, P., 0.
IRA PARRY, Scntllo
Tho bodies of Parry and Mrs.
Orotho and Miss Cowan woro rocov
orod nbcxut 1 o'clock this morning
somo dlstnnco from tho scono of tho
wreck floating In tho wator. Efforts
are now In progress to recovor tho
bodies of Mlw Paul and Mrs. CoTvln.
Tlio nutomobile was bolng driven
by Ira Pnrry. former proprietor of a
rnfo In Bcnttlo, from whom tho ma
chlno had been rontod early In tho
ovonlng to tnko the party, which, In
nddltlons to lliofo who mot death
donth, consisted" of Mta Mary Paul
nnd Miss Katie Illscock, for a trip
Into tho country. The women woro
nil mombora of r dolegatlon from
Vancouver, who woro hero attend
ing tho fair. Thoy woro bolng chnp
orontd by Mrs. T. Cox of Vnnoouvor,
who Is stnylng nt the Arlington ho
tal. Sho was not with tho other
inomborr. of tho party last night.
Tho accident occurred nt a dnn
Horous ourvo In a trostlo which
passed ovor n mrflon of the bay. Ac
cording to tho two young women
who escnpoil death In tho torrlblo
plunge tho mnchlno was running at
about -10 mile an hour when tho
ourvo wns roaohod. Parry, for somo
unknown reon, lost control of tho
oar nnd It ornBhod through tho rnll
l"K mid ttimblod Into tho water,
wlilek at that iltit U eight or tn
Wt desn. The accident occurred
with sueh suddenness that no op.
portHHlty wns afforded tho oooupants
to make any effort at escape and
they wore carried down Into tho
wnlar
Roy Vanvnndor, a boatman, who
was noar tho scone of tho tragedy,
hoard tho screams of tho drowning
, victims and hurried to the resouo
In a row lont. Ho fopnd Miss 111
aook and Miss Pui clinging to tho
nutomobllo, which- was wholly sub
merged, and pulled them Into his
boot. Aftor taking the two women
nshiro Vi.nvnm.or notirted tho pollco
and tho poHoo automobile and a
company of firemen woro dispatched
to tho scono. Flremon lowered lnd
dor and crawling out on tho boom
of log on tho flats began tho search
for the victims of tho automobile
party. With plko-poles and long
rods the flats In tho vicinity of tho
plnwi whew tho car went down
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ami be available when
wanted
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wns searched. Tho tldo was nunnlng
" strongly at tho tlmo and It was two
i lours lator that tho throo bodies
woro found by oearchors la boats
300 yards from tho scene. Search
for tho remaining two bod lea Is bo
lng continued this morning.
Miss Hlscqck, although prontratod
from grief and shock, told of tho
nccldent this morning,
"Wo woro going at a good rato
of speed when wo struck something
and In an Instant found oursolvos
In tho wator," sho said, between
sobs. "I can't tell Just what hap
pened after that. It wns all a Jum
ble. Wo struggled In tho wator and
woro taken out I cannot qulto col
lect mysolf now; It's all too awful
to think about.
Ira Parry, tho chautfour, who mot
his death, was married and llvod
with his wlfo and her mothor on
Warren avomuo. Ho was formbrly
part owner of a cafo on First avo
nuo, but recently acquired somo auto
mobllo proporty and had cars on tho
renting stands. Ho wno considered
to 1)0 a good driver by chauffeurs.
All of tho Vancouver victims of
tho nccldent aro members of highly
respected families and woro promi
nent In Bocloty circles there.
GOATS MAKE ROADS
FOR FOREST RANGERS
Tho briiBh-catlng InBtlnct of tho
Angora goat la being successfully
demonstrated on tho Lassen national
forest In California, whoro they aro
cutting trails for flro guards through
tho brushy araoa on tho slopes of
lho mountains.
Tho animals, which number 3000,
hnvo been divided Into two bandB
and under tho enso of tho hordors
nro grazing within cortaln woll do
llned tirons so that their work may
bo concontrnted on tho rbuih within
those limits. Tho rotnilt is that thoy
hnvo practically-klllod nearly nil tho
brush In tho courso olthor by eating
It up entirely or by barking, as In
tho cauo of the honvy mnnznnltn
bushes. At tho beginning of tho
exporlmont thoro wns somo doubt
as to tho goats' willingness to vnt
Hie mntminltn, but It hns boon found
that whoro thorp Is llttlo olso thoy
will Just ns rondlly nttnek It ns nny
othor bushes.
The grnzlng son son wn so Into
'Ms year on tho Lassen forest thnt
Mio goats (IM not begin operations
until about tho middle- of Juno, but
b'iico thon thoy hnvo nindo rapid
urogram nnd tho result promises to
be n success from ovory point of
view. The trnlls will first bo oponod
nnd thon kopt frai of sprouts by the
goats, saving tho government con--Iriernhlo
Inbor In nutting thorn out
by baud, ns hns boon done hereto
fore, whllo tho brushy forngo which
otherwise would have boon wnBtad
will support 3000 gonts vory comfort
ably.
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CITY IS SLIDING
INTO THE RIVER
llnmlmj, Auk. 20. Tho fate of Hi..
piotipeiouH Punjab olty of Darn Gluul '
Khan, with a populntluu of 25,ooo,
which for many years hns been grad
ually slipping Into tho Rlvor Indus.
Is now regarded us definitely mmlcil.
Nothing can be douu to prevent
tho encroachment of tho wutors. From
60 to 100 feet of tho rlvor front is
bolng swept away every tiny, nnd out
by one, mosques, mansions nnd hovels
nro dlsnppenrlng In tho stream,
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If our girls woro real humanitar
ian they would loan tholr big and
ugly lints to tho horses that have to
work hnrmd In tho sweltering heat.
Soldier Italics Death Plot.
It seemed to J. A. Btone, a civil
war veteran, of Koran, Tex., that a
plot exltted between a desperate lunjj
troublo and tho grave to cause his
death. "I contracted a stuborn
cold " he writes, "that developed a
cough thnt stuck to me In spite nf i
remedies for years. My weight ran
down to 130 pounds. Then I began
to use Dr. King's New Discovery,
which restored ray health completely
I now weigh 178 pounds." For -vero
colds, obstinate coughs, hemor
rhage? asthma and to prevent nni-
moh'a it's unrivaled 50c nnd 1
Tr'ni beiie fre Guaranteed by i
SSjpeESiNv
MAY UNITE TO AID IN
EXCLUDING ASIATICS
Butte, Mont, Aug. 20. There- Is
much Interest In Uutto todny over the
announcement thnt the Montnnn Fed
eration of Lnbor may decide to nffill
nte its work with thnt of the Asiatic
Exclusion Lcngtlc on the Pncltic const,
W, A. Cole of Snn Francisco, n
member of tho executive bonrd of the
Nntlonnl Drothcrhood of Carpenters
nnd Joiners, yesterday addressed the
convention on tho work of tho loagUo.
POWDER MAGAZINES
IN OSAKA EXPLODES
Osakn, Japan, Aug. 20. This city
waa shaken today by a tremendous
explosion of two great military mag
azines at 2 o'clock this " morning.
Four soldlors woro mortally wound
ed, many woro sorlously hurt, and
a great number of buildings destroy
ed by tho shocks.
Thousands of refugees from tho
recent conflagration which wiped
out one-fourth of tho city thought
tho explosion was an earthquake
and thoro was widespread panic
throughout tho city.
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Between sleeping sickness and the
lazy bug tho loafer has a better
chanco for oxcuseo than formerly.
THIS
WEEK
GUARANTEED
SOX
6 Pairs
to the Box
wm&zs&jzi
Regular $I.5
Values
Need the Money
Sale
90c
Cleaning and
Pressing.
Dry Cleaning
Best in the City
A - jJdr- '' 'fvftit ' i $$ ' ? trim. '. tr&et
S?H l Wfml i i '' i mWW y
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i-L iimi '!i ei,s ancy ans ann
fe7 tjp .- I fl reen Sox, 25c values
167 N. Coramer'l
Street
Revolts at Cold StceL
"Your only hope," said threo doo-1
tors to Mrs. M. B. Fisher, of Detroit,
Mich, suffering from severe rectal
troublo, "lies in nn operation. Thon
I irscd Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills,"1
she writes, "till wholly cured." They
prevent appendlcltles, cures consti
pation, headache. 25c at J. O. Perry
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CASTOR J A
For Infants and Obildron.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Teirs tho
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fyuc&A4
MEALS 15c
Cnll nnd try them. Mcnls 15c.
Donrd per week 2.75; nlso fur
nished rooms very rensonnble,
AT THE
Salem Restaurant
:i:,0 COURT STREET
Kt72VH.
wffiifl
J9k! -w 1 i i 2 pairs 25c
H ' m iS l tJ Men's Ntont Robes-
nfp IW- PHf t 3 American Slk. throo colors, J4.00
f'UmtW -'"W t?Sfiw '''H nl No'tbo-Monoy Snlo .'3
' atl 'jf Wfl Sntteen. three colors. ?3 vnluos,
. K ' iSjTS1! .t-ed-the-Monoy Sale ....$1.7n
E1L R ""?.? Wy N'nlnsook. whlto only. 12,50 vnluos
VlSliP I tirWy Need-thtfMonoy Snle ... .$l.o
XwRwWsi'- i Wi. Nnlnsook. white only, $2 vnluos,
VI TTTai ' -M Need-the-Monoy Sale ....$1.10
T w SylHHMyEH ix-nlnsook. whlie only. $1.50 vnluos
II P"PirdVl Need-the-Money Sale ....$1.10
MWSKm&aim Men's Ffilt Hnts.
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Men's Straw Hats.
The most complete lino shown t
In tke city will bo sold during this
snle ut
One-Half Price.
THE TOGGERY
THE HOME OF THE SPORTSMAN
Fishing Tackle that Catches the Fish
CUTLERY AMMUNITION
BICYCLES ATHLETIC
FIREARMS GOODS
We also have a large stock of second-hand Rifles, Re
volvers and Shotguns.
It will pay to investigate
Journal Bargain Day Aug. 31
Assortment No. values
Noed-tho-Money Sale ....$1,00
ssortmenr No. 3. $3 00 values
Need-t he-Money Sale ....$1.30
MB.VS SHOES.
Florshelm Shooe, X vnluos
N'eod-tle-Monoy Sale. . . .$J).00
Dostoninn Shoes, 4 values
Neod-thc-Money Salo, . . . J3.00
Boctou'an Shooe. J3.50 vnluos
Need-the-Jlonoy Snlo. .. .2.75
C pelnnd Ryder Shoe. 5 values
Xeod-tUeMonoy Salo, .. .93.00
This snle embraces our, entire
Spring nnd Summer lines.
Men's Suits.
$35 00 values
Need-the-Money Sale ...S10.00
$32 50 values
Need-the-Monej' Snle ...917.00
$27 50 values
Need-the-.oney Snle ...$15.00
$25 00 vnlues
Need-the-Money Sale Sltt.BO
J 22 "o valueB
N'eed-the-Mouey Snle $12.00
SIS 00 values '
Needthe-5Ioney Sale . . . .$O.SO
ihese suits are not shop-worn but
1909 models, all of them.
Men's Dusters.
Pure linen, nutomobile out, values
$6, Need-the-Money Salo. .$1.00
Genulre khaki, auto cut, vnlues
$4. Nead-tbe-Money Sale. .$2.75
Cotton srg. a slue $3.00
Nud-inf V no Sale ....$1,00
D. R. YANTIS
Proprietor
Veedthe Money Sale
We nro offering the largest
stock of HIGH CLASS MEN'S
GOODS In tho city of Salem, at
prices thnt cannot bo equaled.
Proof of wlmt ivo tell you will
be found by examining our
nlmlowH and goods displayed
In our shop.
NOTE THE RECORD
PRICES
We Need The Money
Men's Neckwear:
$1.50 vnlues .
Need-the-Money Salo ....$1.00
$1.20 values
.oed-the-Monoy Snlo 80c
$1.00 vnlues '
Need-the-Money Snlo 70c
7Cc vnlues
Need-the-Money Snle O0c
50c vnluos Need-the-Money
Snlo 5c, .5 for $1.00
Men's Shirts.
V5.00 Soft Shirts
Noed-tho-Monoy Sale . . . .$:.no
$4.00 Soft Shirts
Noed-tho-Money Snlo .,..$3.30
$3.50 Soft Shirts
Ned-tho-Mouey Snlo ...,$2.73
$3.00 Soft Shirts
Noed-tho-M' aoy 8nle . . . .$2.10
$2.50 Soft ...llrtB
Noed-the-Monoy Snlo ....$1.00
$2 00 Soft Shirts
Need-tne-Money Snlo ,...$1.25
$1.50 Sou Shirts
Need-the-Money Sale '. . . .$1.10
Ladies' Knox Sailors.
Latest shapes, $5.00 values
Need-the-Money Sale ....$2.50
Men's Pajamas.
Our high grade lino of Pnjnmas
remiced to ONE-HALF the regu
Inr selling price. Wo have nil ma
terials nnd nil sizes.
Men's Summer Underwear.
Dr. Delmel linen mesh, vnl. $0.50, .
Need-the-Money Salo , . . .if 1.50
Pnrk Mill, nthletlc cut, vnl. $3.50.
Need-the-Money Sale $2-50
Coopor's Derby Ribbed, $3 value,
Need-the-Money Sale $2.00
Deisher union suits, $2.50 value,
Need-the-Money Sale ....$1.50
Mentor. Comhfort Und'rw'r $2.50
vnl.. Need-the-Money Sale $1.50
$2.00 values
N'eed-the-Money Sale ....$15
$1.50 values
eed-the-Money Sale ....$1.00
Jl 75 vnlues
Need-the-Money Sale 75c
Bring Your Shoe
Repairing to Us.
Prices Lowest
Best
Workmanship
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