Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 23, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextK!SSHnw4ii!4iaswmeBRiMBroii2)!ra ,asn..ararTr. ift.nTOig&au 5. DAILY CAPITAL JOUILVAL. SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1000. HMmmHRS&8g!33 t n f i c THE CAPITAL JOURNAL , E. HOFfin, Editor Hd Proprietor Independent Kowipnper Devoted to American Principle) and the ProgroM nud OoTelopcment of All Oregon. rubllibod Kvcry Uvenluij Except Sunday. Sidem, Ore. smisrniPTioN rates. (ltiTdrlnblr In Admnce.) Pally, by wrier, por year K.Ot) Per month -..Wo Dilr, by mull, per yCRr"- J.OO Per month 86o Weekly, by tnnll por tour. ... '.00 Six month tOc By Our Formula UNIONLABEL ANOTHER LIME-LIGHT PREACHER Says "Heaven Is Not Above nor Hell Below; Both Lie Be yond the Marriage Altar." (United Vrtit Leased Wire. Lob Angeles, Aug. 23. "Heaven Is not nbovo, nor hell below; both llo boyond tho marrlngo altar," lo Uio significant warning to young mon of forcd by tho Itov. Arthur Phelps, D. D of Lob Angclcn. Dr. Phelps Inst ovonlng occupied Dr. "Dob" Durdotto'B pulpit nt tho Tomplo nnptlst church. Ho an nounced as his thomo tho trlto phfnso "Gottlng Married." Ho said: "Tho Dlblo says, 'Ho thnt flndoth n wlfo flndoth n good thing.' You notlcQ It Bays 'flndoth,' not 'chooHoth.' Thoro's n grcnt olomnnt of chttneo In marrlngo, llko prospoatlng for gold, or Investigating n hornotfl' neat. "I want to say ono thing to u young mnn: don't marry n girl whoso epi taph will bo written, 'Sbo wan born, eho wed nnd died.' " STATE SENATOR SMITH ACCUSED OF PEONAGE (United 1'rrM I.enifd Wire. Atlanta, Go., Aug. 23. Former Btnto flonntor James lit. Smith, mill llonnlro plantor and onco n candidate for govornor of Georgia, Unlay i facing Borloutt charges. Ho In ac cused of employing ngonta to kid nap negroes, who aro sent to hit big plnntntlon In Oglothorpo county nnd thoro hold In peonage. Tho charges ngnlnst Btnlth woro brought to light wlien n nugro, who 1b alleged to bo In tho employ of Smith, was nrrnlgncd on n chargo of kidnaping. According to tho testi mony produced at tho hoarlng tho nogroeo woro hold on Smlth'o farm for Indoflnlto porlods of tlmo with out pay,. Many nogroos who allogod that thoy wero kldnapel worn prosont nt tho hearing nnd testified that when thuy mado any oiforts to loavo thoy woro put In chains, Afor tho trial Attorney Mooro said: "I propose to prosecute thoso mon to tho limit nB It U one of tho plain est oasoa of pooiingo thnt I over have oo mo In contact with. I repl iant about fifty negro who worked on the farm, and who now are living in constant dread of bolng captured nnd taken back on some slight pv-text." KIDNAPED GIRL FOUND, AND ARRESTS MADE (United Press Leaned Wire.) Kansas City. Mo., Aug. 23. Fol lowing tho allogod kidnaping of 5-year-old Marian Dlenkloy from To peka Saturday, Mrs. Edith Darcday nnd John Gentry woro arrested hero last night with tho child and today Mrs. Barclay, through Gontry, who is her attorney, began habeas corpus procoedlngs forstnlllng Mrs. Blcnk- lcy's attomptod roqulstlon. Tho hnbeas corpus petition will bo heard Wednesday. Meanwhllo tho Httlo girl will remain in chargo of tho authorities, ' J Vhon tho question of tho custody of tho child camo boforo tho courts In Missouri, Marian was glron to Mrs. Barclay. Lator, howovor, tho matter was roTorsod by higher courts and Mrs. Dlenkloy got posces slon of tho girl, and sho has boon with her continuously slnco. Mrs. Barclay stated today that sho hopod to got tho wholo coso rovlowcd and sho dcclarod that It would re sult lu her securing tho custody of tho child which has been tho causo of litigation slnco sho was ono year old. Sho declared that this Is to bo bor last effort to rogain Marian, and If sho falls sho Intends to drop tho fight, which nlroady has cost her $12,000, according to her stato-mont. Wo produco In Hood's Snrsnparllla a moaicino mat hao an unap- groachod rocord of euros of crofuln, eczema, eruptions, catarrh, rheumatism, nncmln, nervousness, that tired feeling, loss of appetite, cte. Tho combination and proportions of tho more than twenty different romedinl agents contained in Hood's Snrsnparllla arc known only to ourselves, so thero can bo no substitute. ' Tills medicine makes healthy and strong the "Little Soldiers" In your blood, those corpuscles thnt fight tho diseaso germs constantly attacking you. COMPANY PURCHASES MORE CARS ROOSEVELT SHOOTS AN ELEPHANT Knocks off Dollar a Word Job for a Little Other Deadly Amusement With His Gun. COUNTS HIS CHICKENS WHILE THE HEN SETS (United l'reia I.enird Wire. Seuttlo, Aug. 23. "Graft prosecu tion as tho Ihsuo in San Francisco politics is on its way to a sweeping victory," mild Jnmes D. Phelan, for mer mnyor of Snn Francisco today. "FrnnclB J. Honoy will ho elected dis trict attornoy, for tho people nro be hind the reform movemont in which ho Is tho moBt Important of tho load ers. Tho peoplo of San Frnnclsco have boon awakened to tho true situ ation and tho election of Mr. Honoy will provo tho truth of my assertion. petition will bo circulated making his eniidldncy possible. "Tho wholo country Will bu bene fited by whnt San Francisco Iiiih ac complished," continued Mr. I'holun. "Our work In San Francisco Is not local hut nffects every American city. Tho moral offect of our victory has boon liiHtnutuneouH nnd thero Is no graft In San Francisco today." Mr. Phelan, who camo practically all tho way from Snn Francisco by automobile, will spoud four, or flvo days lu Soattlo In visiting tho expo sition. WOULD RATHER SEE GAME THAN CHICAGO DUDES H'ultrd X'ttt I.wmhI Wire) Chicago. Aug. 23. -That Prosldont Tnft has endeavored to cut tho Oor dlan knot of social Jealousy and strife was learned today when It was an nounced by tho Chicago National league management here thnt tho president would rather see a "bang up" ball gnmo than attend a social function. Arrangements therefore nro under way for a mooting between tho Cubs and either the New York Giants or tho Pittsburg Pirates. Already Unoa aro beginning to ap pear lit the elite sets of the city over tho selection of persons who will be pormlttcd tho right to entertain tho president. -mMfrHinill nCPOSIT Your Savings i - With Us- They wiH earn interest ami be available when $ wanted MARCONI SYSTEM GftEATLY IMPROVED IUnltl I'rw l.iiiHt Wlr 1 Hotiton. Aug. 23. Nows of an Im provement upon tho Marconi wire loaa Hyttom, making it possible for tho nfflolHls of tho navy dupartmout to keep In communication with the nation's warships lu every soa'cront ed much interested dlsouwlon here today. Tho Portland Railway, Light & Power company has at last installed a long-nccdcd accommodation for tho service of their patrons In the way of two up-to-dato and comfort ablo doublo-truck trailing cars to be put in commission on days when largo, crowds nro In need of trans portation. In addition to theso trnllors tho company has also wo cured two first clace passenger motor mars. Theso cars aro Binglo truck, but thoy rldo over tho Salem lines nmoothly on account of their being equipped with tho latest truck frames. Tho vestibules, which aro largo and roomy, nro held In plnco by two strong rods which run from ond of the enr to tho other. These rods co hold the car from bouncing that they nun nB oven and smooth over the vory roughest of track as a doiibhvtruck car. Tho trailers and motor cars aro practically now and will give good service Tho trailers will carry 200 passengers each and tho motor cars aro of 75-horsopower nnd nro speeded up to 30 miles per hour. Intmector Zlnn mndo tho trip to Portinnd Saturday night with somo Salem machinists nnd brought the cars to this city, running them on their own motors. United Press Leased Wire. Nairobi, British East Africa. Aug. 23. Colonel rtoosovelt, who with his party is hunting near Konin, killed his first elephant Saturday while hunting lu the jungle, accompanied by only his native gun bearer. The elephant was a magnificent bull. The animal was skinned nnd its hldo is now being prepared for shipment to the Smithsonian Institute by Cunningham nnd Heller. Roosevelt today began a hunt nenr Luke Mwecru. Kermlt Roosevelt is hunting nenr Gunro Nyro, where he expects to shoot as big game as his father does nlong the hike shores. THIS BALLOON WAS SPLENDID DIVER WuzffZ'Crtc Tho Kind You Ilavo Always Bought, nnd ivhlcli lias been iu use for over 30 yenrs, lias borno tlio Blgnaturo of and has been mado under his por- Rnnnl uittifM-vlatnti cltinn tta Inftitinv. & Allow no niin'fni1rpilvnvnit In l Ills- All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-as-good" nro but Experiments that tri'.lo with and endanger tho health of Infants nnd Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cnstorin Is n harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ifc contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms nt.d allays Peverlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation .iul Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stonmch and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, 'ihe Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. C&NUENE CASTORIA ALWAYS Scars tho Signature of JAPS SEARCH KELP FOR THE GIRL'S BODY (United rriH l.cuscd Wire. Cnrmol, Cnl., Aug. 23. Believing thnt tho body of his daughter, Allta, who was drowned In tho surf at "Carmol by tho Sea" a week ago, Ib entangled In tho kelp, D. Ghlrnr dolll, tho wealthy chocolato manu facturor, has offorcd a roward of $500 for tho recovery of the young woman's body. In tho hopo of gaining tho reward n mimuor of ixperlenced Jnpnnoso divers bognn to work today in the sen beyond tho breakers In an effort to find tho body of tho drowned helr- 06 H. Tho Jnpnnoso nro p.balono flslw- mon nnd aro adopts at working un-, dor water In tho matted kolp. Their modo of oporntion will consist of diving tp tho bottom nnd then work ing nipwnrd through tho slimy sea weeds, axplorlng meanwhile tho growths for tho body. , - o "LOST ST. JEROME" IS FOUND IN SAN FRANCISCO H'hIImI l'rti t.-uKwl Wi-e ' Sail Kranchwo, Aug. 'IS - fter ' ' lug lout to the world for flftv ears, J thu ruinous iwlutlng. commonly known ns thv "I.ott St Jerome " a i Murlllo, hns bWn dltcovcrt-d In Sau ' Francisco. United Press I.enaed Wire.) Paris, Aug. 23. With three pns scngers on board in addition to tho pilot, M. Capazza, the new dlrlglblo baloon CIcment-Dnynrd, wns wrecked In n network of telegraph wires to day and tho passengers wero prcclpl tntcd Into tho Seine. Tho big aerial craft sank In midstream, where It struck nftcr crashing through tho wires and a clump of willows. No lives wero lost. Early In tho day tho ascent was mndo nnd the dirigible wns headed toward London, whero the aeronauts expected to descend before nightfall. They had flown but a short distance boforo tho winds drove tho big gns bag into tho tolcgrnph wires. Tho silken covering wns ripped nnd most of the gns escaped. Beyond control tho airship crashed downward Into u clump of willows, which caught in the cloth mid tore tho hng wldo open. Thon the dirigible lunged Into the wclno and threw Its torrlfled passen gers Into tho river. Ail succeeded in swimming ashore, while the airship sunk to tho bottom. A swarm of boats aro now hover ing over tho spot where tho airship sank, attempting to salvage tho air vosseli 4&zSfyyf f6&&4. The KM You Haie Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMI 01NTAUH OOMMNT. TT KVIIMt TdirT, HIM YORK CITY. SHERIFF'S POSSE HOT AFTER ROBBERS United l'rrts l.ented Wire. Ivurlstod, Minn., Aug. 23. Sheriff Anderson of Kltson county npd a posso of mounted pollco from Mnnl- tobn today are close upon the heels of tho bandits who looted tho Karl stad bank of $1600 in gold early Thursday morning When last seen the men were head ed north. It Is bolleved that tholr capture, is only a matter of n few hours. MllninnniinnniaisniiiiBuiiiiiiaiii ;; I SALEM BREWERY I ASSOCIATION Beer Sold in Carload Lots. Shipments in Kegs or Bot tled Beer to any Point on the Pacific Coast : : : : Brewing Plant and Offices II ; ; On Trade St In Wholesole District Salem, Oregon ; ; i f ttif H)iaimf tfieiai I Tli tuiintlntr la nnw In thn hands The new yiom. according to tho,of roIatlvo8 of tne lftt0 Gonorn, otno reportti that havo leaked out, Is now being Installed on sovoral vessels at tho Charleston navy yard, tho opera tions and trials bolng surrounded with tho utmost secrecy. Tho ves sels upon which the experiments nro being mado aro said to bo tho speedy cruUora Birmingham and Salem. Tho battleship Connecticut la nlreudy equipped. It Is rumored that tho now system Is doslgnod ulti mately to perfect the Interchange able whelm telephonic ttysem, thus marking u new era in sea communication. The Dalles had a Jail break Thurs day night. Gorogo Robins, accused of tho murder of Mrs, Emallno Car ter at Hood lUver, and a man uauied WUsou knocked tho Jailer down with a club und socurlng a revolver. Hoblns wns caught and returned to tho Jail, but WUson Is still at large. ' o CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Hie Kind Yen Have Always Bougfil Cressup Ord. U. S. A. The painting with another by tho same master was sold In Paris in 1800. Th painting was sent to Mox'c and thon all trace of tho two were lost, While visiting rolntlves In Mexico In 1SS2 General Ord came across tho painting hung In nn old monastery In Moxlco City. Ho Immediately rec ognfzed that the work was superior and through tho Influence of Mexi can government officials succeeded In negotiating tho purchase of tho canvasses. Exnmlnutlon proved them to bo Murlllo'J "Tho Vlgln of the Naukln" and "Hloronlmus," as named by tho master, or "St. Jerome," as It Is knawn bettor among tho artists. Ord purposed to hang tho oils In his olllce. "The Virgin of tho Nap kin" wns stolen. Whon he returnad to the United Stater, however, he brought with him th "Lost St Jer vjiuo," which is no longer Lst. o 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 Coffee (XuduSi, .o The troms-tieht can protects oration never sold in bulk. it against impurities and deten- 1 our grocer will grind It better if ground at home not too line. MiM MFALS 15c Call and try them. Meals 15c, Hoard per week $2.75; also fur nished rooms Yt-r reasonable, AT THE Salem Restaurant 3( COrUT STREET Prepares young people for bookkeepers, stenographers and general offioe J work. Tho development of the Northwest will afford openings for I thousands, la the next few years. Prepare now. Send for catalogue. W. I. STALEY, PRINCIPAL. Salem. Oregon M u INSURANCE GASOLINE STOVES i vius of all sizes. P att & Lambert Varnishes. Sun . sh'ne Stains and Varnishes. s t Savings Department Capital Naiienal Bank T Salem Hardware Co. ?&t UAa 444-4t--H't -