Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 29, 1911, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTAOK EIGHT. DAILY CAPITAL JOdtNAL, SALEM. ORKOOX, WEDXE8DAY, MARCH SO, 1911- i JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF Ladies' Suits IN BLACK AND BLUE SERGES Many people have been waiting for these. They are strictly first-class in Quality, .Style and Finish, Get an early choice before the assortment of sizes is broken. MEN We want to impress upon your mind the fact that our Men's Suits are the very best in style, qual ity and finish. That's why we are constantly hammering. Take our advice see our line before you buy your new suit, compare them and see if you don't agree with us. A variety of prices to suit every purse. The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes t CITY NEWS. Special meeting of Multuo- man R. A. C, No. 1, this evening. Work In the R. A. degree. Visiting compan ions welcome. Thermodyne A sure cure for bronchitis. Sold at all drug stores. 3-28-3t Qllaon'i barber scp Qllaon'i cigar itore Ollaon'i hatha opeu all dar 8unda l-4-w--tI Be Sure mid Read- About "Mountain View" on page 2 of this Issue. Suys Huslinnd Deserted Her Elizabeth Warner has commenced a suit of divorce against John D. Warner. The ground alleged for a dissolution of the marriage contract Is desertion. Agents at Oak Lodge From 9 a. m. to 12 m. and 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. every day. Take Yew Park car. Lots, $200 and $250. Meyer & Thlelsen, 490 States street. 3-28-tf Illiic Honk Soon Iteudy Oregon's Blue Book which L. B. Davis has been compiling under the direction of the secretary of state, will be ready for the printer as soon as a few more cuts arrive. It will be profusely Illustrated with hand some cuts and will be full of articles dealing with the Industries and re sources of the state and will contain In all about 140 pages. Arc You Looking For the Best Orchard Development Proposition in Oregon? We have it. Call and see us. The A. C. BOHRNSTEDT CO. 304 U. S. National Bank Bldg. SALEM, OREGON Uead Ofllce, Minneapolis, Minn. MlNGtmpftrr ATrr 71 Do Sure nud Rend About "Mountain View" on page 2 of this issue. All Pintles Dn p B gmlth are requested to ca and Bettle at once or make arrange ments for settlement. Office U. S. Bank building. 3-28-2t Planting Season 5ow Here We have a fine assortment of prunes, peaches, and Lambert cher ries, also ornamental trees and roses. Armstrong Nursery company 491 East Court street e-o-d-lm They Are Going Fust Our records, phonographs and phonograph supplies are the latest and best on the market. Hlllman and Peters, 247 North Commercial street. eod-tf Be Sure and Rend About "Mountain View" on page 2 of this lsBue. One of the Iknt Lots On Salem Heights, within stone's throw of the Nob Hill addition, about two blocks from where the car stops, and just outside of the city limits, ce ments walks, $350 buys this, $150 down und balance at $5 per month.. C. E. Knowland. Phone 1664. Captain Ahranm Called C aptain Carl Abraros has been named by Adjutant-General Flnzer as one of the five officers who are to report to General Bliss on the Mex ican frontier. If this does not hurry up peace matters la Mexico, It ought at least be conducive to more peace ful conditions here, and avert what hag promised to become a flerte news paper battle. Branch Offices! Muclcay and Crcswell, Oreg. Be Nnr aid Bead About "Mountain View" on page 2 ' of this Issue. I PmmhI on Arniory Title . Attorney-General Crawford yester ! day afternoon rendered a favorable opinion upon the abstract of title i for a site upon which It Is piwosed to ' erect an, armory at Woodburn, and the site has been accepted. Satisfaction Is the Ilt Of all. When customers buy the New York bread t,hey know that they are getting the best. Try It. Phone 131 for your grocery order. The Sunset Grocery company. Wants Money Judgment The Trumbull Seed company, of San Francisco, has commenced a suit In the circuit court against C. F. Lansing. The purpose of the suit Is to secure a judgment for $54.86 for the sale and delivery of some seedling peach pits to the defendant. Re Sum nl Ifeml About "Mountain View" on page 2 of this Issue. Fair Ground Increased The title to the additional ground acquired by the state for the1 In crease of the camping grounds for the Btate fair grounds was accepted yesterday afternoon. The additional tract was purchased during the win ter by the board, and will materially Increase the camping grounds. Funeral of F. If. firulib The funeral of the late Frank H. Grubbs will be held tomorrow, Thursday, at 2 o'clock p. m. from the Rigdon undertaking parlors, and the services will be conducted by Rev. P. S. Knight, who was his class mate at the Willamette University 51 years ago. The body will arrive from Portland on the Oregon Elec tric at 11 o'clock. Funeral Services Tonight The funeral services over the re mains of Miss Elizabeth Sholund age 23, who died last Sunday, will be held tonight at the Cottage Under taking parlors. Interment will be made tomorrow morning at Odd Fel lows' cemetery at Salem. The young woman died in Polk county. She Is of Swedish nativity and the services will be read In the Swedish language, by Dr. John Olvall, of Portland. Conn Succeeds Thompson The state land board yesterday ap pointed Lafe Conn, of Lake View, to succeed W. N. Lair Thompson as at torney for the board. Conn was for merly a resident of this city. The method of charging for services for the board was also changed so that now a charge of one per cent of the amonnt of money loaned must be made and the maximum fee cannot exceed $35. Heretofore the attorneys have fixed their own fees. Be Sure and Rend . About "Mountain View" on page 2 of this Issue. Bon glit No. 1 Dr. O. B. Miles, city physician, who Is a careful Investor, bought lot No. 1 on the first Jay that Mountain View addition was put on the mar ket. IF EDWARD HAD NOT WRITTEN HE WOULD BE FREE 1 PNITEfl PRRXS I.1ASED K1HE.1 Victoria, B. C, March 29. News reached Victoria today that Edward Bywell Is held at New Orleans as a fugitive from justice. Bywell worked his way from a bellboy to a clerk ship In the Empress Hotel In this city, where he was employed up to the time he fled so"h:e few weeks ago, leaving behind him, It Is alleged, a shortage of $1800. Bywell ran short of money In New Orleans and wrote a friend In Vancouver to send some. His friends, not knowing that he had fled from the Emi-ese Hotel, for warded the letter to the manager of the hotel, who turned it over to the Canadian Pacllc railroad authorities, who placed It In the hands of the Plnkertons. TECARTE IS TO BE LEFT TO ITS FATE Sun Diego. Calif., March 29. Te carte will be deserted by the Mexi can federal troops tomorrow. Orders reached San Diego today, en route to Colonel Mayot at Teoarte, to that ef fect The entire command will be withdrawn and taken to Mexican. Plans are under way for a, final and decisive battle at Mexlcall as soon as the Tecarte troops arrive, probably Saturday or Sunday. Re Sure and Rend About "Mountain View" on page 2 of this Issue. CHINESE BAY GO TO PORTLAND OWNERS OF THE PROPERTY IN CHINATOWN KAISK THE RENT SO HIGH THE CHINESE SAY THEY CAN'T PAY IT, AND MAY MOVE HAG AND BAGGAGE TO PORTLLAYD. Because the landlord has raised the rent on the buildings they occu py raised It to a price which they consider prohibitory every China man today is considering the advis ability of emigrating to Portland, and It may be that in a short time the whole colony will be gone, and the little town which they built and lived In for many years will be a mat ter of history only. , The city's Chinatown Is located on what Is known as the Hughes estate, and It covers a quarter of a block. For years and years the Orientals have occupied the moss-covered roof shacks upon it. In a way they built up a little town of their own; for It had its stores, Its eating bouses, drug shops and Its Chinese doctors, and In It they lived, worked, traded, gam bled and were happy. Rent Too High. That happiness gave way to gen eral gloom recently, however, for J. Frank Hughes has notified the lead ers of the colony that hereafter he will expect them to pay a rental which exceeds -that of previous years by about $10 per month. The Orientals feel that the rent they have paid in the past is as much as they can pay now, amd, as they view It, they must either secure other quar ters or emigrate to Portland. The leaders have looked around the city for other quarters, but there seems to be none available, and'the only alternative now seems Portland. Real estate dealers In ,tj)at city, the China men say, have made offers which are attractive, and. while no definite de cision has yet been reached, It looks very much now as though the Orien tals will soon take a last lingering look at the Capital City, and bid It farewell. There are about 400 Chinamen in the colony. IS ARRESTED FOR MURDERING HIS COMPATRIOT UNITED TRESS LEASED WIRE. Kansas City. Mo., March 29. Ac cused of having murdered George Barbareasas In Chicago , Achilles Pentorkls, a Greek, was arrested here today. A letter found In Pentorkls' pock et, addressed to hla brother, said that Barbaressas told Mrs. Pentorkls that she must not love her husband, and threatened to kill him if she did not elope with Barbaressas. The wife, according to the prisoner, revealed Barbaressas' conduct. Pentorkls also wrote: "My brother: Right away, I raise the hatchet and cut off his head, both arms and legs. I put the body in the cellar, where I keep the coal." FIELD PEAS We have just what the stock raiser has been looking for. None better on the market, LAND PLASTER Both kinds, Oregon and Utah, These fertilizers are are known for their producing qualities, and not expensive, GARDEN SEEDS Now is the time to make your garden, and you ought to get the best seeds obtainable, SPENCER SWEET PEAS A very hardy plant with a gold medal blossom, known the world over, Get the best Fletcher & Byrd Garden, Farm and Orchard Supplies. 312 North Commercial Street. Phone Main 156 DYNAMITE SEATTLE OOLONG FAMILY WAS SLEEPING OX OP POSITE SIDE OF BUILDING FROM EXPLOSION AND NONE WERE HIRT, THOUGH HOUSE WAS WRECKED. fPNITED F1ESS LEASED WIRE Seattle, Wash., March 29. The home of Rasmus Christensen, super intendent of the Black Diamond Coal mines, was dynamited today. Fortu natety Chrlstensen's family was sleeping on the opposite side of the building and escaped injury. The rest of the structure was blown to pieces. Sheriff Hodge and deputies rushed to the scone In automobiles from Seattle and arrested two suspects this afternoon: They were men who had applied to the superintendent for work and had been turned down. SAY FRANK IS THE HUSBAND OF MISS LILLIAN UNITED rSES.1 LEASED WIRE. i Los Angeles, Cal., March 29. Francis Ryan, arrested In Denver, at the request of the Los Angeles police, is stated by the district attorneys office here to tie Frank Stevens, the husband of "Miss" Lillian Paxton, under arrest here charged with forg ery of a) deed to property valued at more than $50,000. Extradition pa pers are being prepared and Assist ant District Attorney Horbon stated that a deputy would leave at the earliest possible moment to bring Stevens back to Los Angeles to face charges of complicity In the alleged forgery. NEWPORT PIONEER DEAD. John A. Olson, Early Mnllrarrler, Succumbs to Paralysis. Newport, Or., March 26. John A. Olson, one of Newport's oldest resi dents, died at his home this after noon , of la grippe and a stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Olson came to Newport 34 or 35 years ago and In early days car ried mall from Elk City to Newport In a sailboat. He worked on the Willamette river for several years be fore coming to New port and was well known by pioneer rlvermen. Mr. Olson Is survived by his widow and a son. He was a prominent Odd Fellow. No prophet has ever lived who could tell what a boy would do next. BBS $2,500 Must be sold this week Good 7-Room House Modern Lot 62y2x100, located on Center street between Cottage and Church, plen ty of fruit.. Look this up. Furniture goes With the place; very best of terms OLMSTED LAND CO. Salem, Ore. LAND PLASTER Empire Brand Call and see it. Drain Tile and Cedar Posts. The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Company Ante aad limplranedrfor . I trmduHi. CtUrri. HvFmn I ( C 1 f iBAUBMtlOM, IrtltattOfM, VlMT I I .Hoot of ALL tnooo minor. a I fkH&f I or llaloft of too bom, tfcrMt, I I MMMnh or vtaorj org. I "Vl AT OHUOOIlTi SI iO""V " b not rw fttrulf mmamm TrtlM wHhOMO botu. Il TW tna (Mai fa, J OPPOSITION SAYS BORDEN IS SMOOTH ONE rrviTBn rEss leased wibi. Vctoiia, B. C, March 29. The Ot tawa special despatch announcing the resignation of R. L. Borden as leader of the conservatives in the Canadian parliament while not expected, caused considerable stalsfactlon among the Liberals In this province. A prominent Liberal, when shown the despatch, said: "Borden Is a smooth politician and can see farther ahead than a great many members of his party and for this reason does not wish to be the leader of a defeated party. This, and this alone, has caused his resig nation." Premier McBride Is out of the city today. A close friend of his, when interviewed said he did not believe that McBride would care to take up the leadership of his party at Ottawa until after the country had spoken on the reciprocity question, he no doubt taking the same ground as Borden. SECURE JURY TO TRY ALASKA LAND FRAUDS f UNITED FRESR LEASED WIRE. Seattle, Wash., March 29. It took all morning today to get a jury to try the cases against Charles F. Munday and others charged with con splracy to defraud the government out of Alaska coal lands estimated value at $10,000,000. Both Attorney-General Townsend and the attorneys for the defense ex hausted their three peremptory chal lenges before the Jury was secured. STATISTIHAI New Incorporations. The following articles of Incorpor ation were filed today with the sec retary of state: Portland Auio Delivery Company, Portland, capital, $10,000. Portland Pure Milk & Craam Com pany, Portland, capital, $25,000. Union Abstract Company, Portland capital, $60,000. Klamath Power Company, Klam ath, Falls, capital, $500,000 American Produce Company. Port land, capital, $10,000. Malheur Independent Telephone Company, Vale, capital,- $15,00. Pilot Rock Warehouse Company Pilot Rock, capital, $5000. City Home Irrigation Company, Canyon City, capital, $500. Democrat Discuss Tariff. 1 UNITED PBESS LEASBD WIRH.1 WaWshington, March 29. The new Democratic house ways and means committee, today met and dis cussed the tariff, chiefly the wool schedule, which Is expected to be the first part of the Payne-Aldrlch law attacked when congress meets. For Assaulting Booker T. New York, March 29. District At torney Whitman today filed an Infor mation here charging Albert Ulrlch with third degree assault upon Book er T. Washington, the negro educator. Ulrlch will plead to the charge next Monday. $1,475 Will buy a good modern six-room cot tage on Union street, half block from paved street. $150 down and balance on easy payments. BECHTEL & BYXON 847 State Street Cottage UndertaMna Parlors. Modern In every detail. Lady assist ant. Corner Cottage and Chemeketa. Phone 724. No.ice to Contractors will receive bids up to 1 P. M. Saturday, March 25, for tearing down and removing my old building, contractor to have wreckage. Call or ad dress, H. WM. THIELSEN. 151-161 North High St, Salem, Or. RALLIXGER IS OCT OFPOLlT1CS,HE8AT8 fUMrreD mess lush, ,. . Seattle. Wash.. Cch o"9, A, banquet given In his honor at th.. elusive Rainier Club iast nlEh' " A. Balllnger. formerly secmarr the treasury, reiterated his deck tlon that he was done forever J public office. UI English Art Critic I)f)1d. fONlTED PBESS I..AHED w,u . London, March 29. sir Casuar Purdon Clarke, curator of the Metro, politan museum of art at New yorv and leading English art critic, died here today. ' The shadow of a trouble Is alway blacker than the trouble Itself. NEW TODAY. BE SURE and see the new Stoddard. Dayton auto. 30 h. p fullf equipped. Two door, $1450 and four door torpedo, $1600, f. 0. b. Salem. E. N. Ollllngham. agent. 3-21-tf FOR SALE Span of cheatnut sorrel drivers, coming six years old, good surry and harness, Price, $350 for outfit Enquire Journal. 3-25-3t H. WM. THIELSEN Has moved and will be found at the corner of High and State rtreetg until his new building Is completed. 3-28-tf WANTED Oats, Low's Capital Sta bles. 3-29-31 BLACKSMITH'S OPPORTUNITY To buy a first-class shop In Sa lem, $400 for half interest. Owl Realty Co., 158 South Commercial street, upstairs. Phone 204. A GOOD HOT FOR Girls', boys, mtu and wonjen. Do not forget the Noble saloon tamale man, wholesale and retail, good Mexican Spanish chicken tamales. 3-29-3t NICE FURNISHED room with break fast, near capltol. Married couple preferred. 521, care of Journal. 3-29-3t WANTED Two young men to sell real estate. Good proposition to right parties. Call for Mr. Hanra han, Salem Hotel. 3-29-3t FOR SALE Fine lot In Bishop's addition, at low price. Also dairy and hop ranch, close In. Apply at 255 Ferry, Independent Market. 3-29-lm BIG LAJiD SJTAP NO. 4. 52 acres 3 miles from Monmouth and Independence! The soil Is excel lent and drains well; 12 acres of, splendid commercial orchard. Build ings cost $3500 and are new. With place goes much personal property. This lovely country home for $7000. Will make terms and take some Sa lem income property. MOSMODTH REAL ESTATE CO. Monmouth, Ore. 1-21-tf BIG LAXtt SNAP NO. S 123 acres, four miles from Mon mouth, exceedingly fine land, good or chard, buildings, timber, water, very sightly; a great bargain at $50 per acre. $3150 will handle this. MONMOUTU BEAL ESTATE CO, Monmouth, Ore. 1-21-tf FOB SALE Until April 1st, a fine butcher busi nes and meat route, consisting of 1 fine dwelling, meat market, slaughter house on an acre of land, eight lota, $500 worth of tools; and a business which from April to November brings In over $1000 per month gross., Owner Is compelled to leave on ac count of sickness, and If taken be fore April 1st will sell for $3500. Terms. This Is Indeed a fine buy. MOJiJIOUTH BEA IESTATE CO. Monmouth, Oreg. 3-13-tf MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank. Salem, Or GEORGE M. POST ARCHITECT Corner State & Liberty Sts Salem, Oregon. Room 1, Gray Blk. Phone 3M. Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society. Frank Meredith, Resident Agent Room 13 Bush Bank Blk. Salem, Or. TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Bought Sold Rented Repaired Ribbons Rollers Supplies u See Me Before Yon Do Anything C. M. LOCKW00D Phone MaJn 214-16 N. Com. St.