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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1911)
PAGE FOUR DAILY CAPITAL JOCRXAX, SALEM, OREGON, SATl'RDAY, APRIL 1, 1911. A GRAFTER it U alleged that Jennings, with; Do Chs Hnt Swampil IF! BRITISH COLUMBIA C. W. JENNINGS ARRESTED FOR SELLING STOCK IN A FAKE IX. SCRAXCE COMPANY SOLI) $200,000 WORTH. f united rnes.1 misbd wihb.1 Vancouver, B. C, April 1. With the arrest here today of C. W. Jen nings on the charge of fraud, govern men! officials assert that one of the greatest frauds In the history of British Columbia In recent years has teen unearthed. Holders of approx imately $200,000 worth of shares of stock In the Hudson Bay Mutual Fire Insurance believe they have been victimized. other men, organized that Insurance company with, a capital stock of $100,000, and that over $200,000 worth of stock was sold. So far as known Tit present tha assets of the company consist of some furniture, a fe4r dollars in the bank and some un. sold stock, according to the com-, plaint. The company adopted a name close ly resembling another Insurance company whose stanllng In Vancouv. er Is high, and the prosecutor's office Is of the opinion that many persons purchased stock under the Impression that they were Investing In the older company. Jennings was arrested while he was attempting to leave "Vancouver. L. Urie, who sold stock of the concern, Is also In Jail, and wampta for oth er members of the company have been Issued. ltls asserted that Jennings headed a similar company which went broke at CaJgary previous to coming to Vancouver. . o . Because a man ays things not In tended for the preacher's ears when ho slips on the pavement is no sign I that he doesn't contribute to the sup port of the church. No, never. It's foolish to fear a fancied evil, when there are real and deadly perils to guard against in swamps and marshes, bayous, and lowlands. These are the malaria germs that cause ague, chills and fever, weakness, aches in the bones and muscles and may induce deadly typhoid. But Electric Bitters de stroys and casts out these vicious germs from the blood. "Three bot tles drove all the malaria from my system," wrote Wm. Fretwell, of Lu cama, N. C, "and I've had fine health ever since." Use this safe, sure rem edy only. 50 cents at J. C. Perry's, Druggist. Building Lots No. 1, Nice lot on 23rd street, $250; part cash. No. 2. Two fine lots on 20th street, $475 each. No. 3. Lot 60x125 in North Salem, carllne on each side of the block, $400. No. 4. One block in South Salem, most of which Is in bearing, fruit, sightly located; price $2300. RECHTEL & BIXON 347 State Street. 3TKS. BLAXCHE POWELL. (Continued from page 1.) . The wise woman knows that the good fellow makes an admirable sweetheart, but he is the sort of a , husband whose wife takes In sewing. a ranch near Santa Rosa a few days prior to the murder. Chisholm was also confronted by Mrs. Powell, the widow of the dead man, at the same time, but, she declared that she had never seen Chisholm. Chisholm then I was lodged In the Sonoma county jail and a charge of murder entered against him. In the meantime the police scoured San Fracisco for the mysterious "Blanche," whom Chisholm had men tioned to Miss Dean. The search proved fruitless until 'Mrs. Powell was arrested yesterday. Her arrest was brought about by postal cards found in her trunk. They had been mailed to her by Chisholm. Chisholm Was Her "Friend." Following a severe questioning the woman admited that she was well ac quainted with Chisholm prior to her marriage to Powell and frankly con fessed that she was friendly with Chisholm for a long time after her marriage. She stated that she left Chisholm six months ago when he became too friendly with another woman by the name of "Blanche." Mrs. Powell de nied, however, that she knew that Chisholm had gone to Fort Ross with her husband, but when questioned as to the probable motive for the mur der she replied: "Well, it mleht h i by Jealousy." W" ca'JSd At first Mrs. Powell told the that her husnd's was stored away in ber trunk. vh the police searched icr beio J however, the policy could nol found. 06 Foley Kidney Pills contain in con centrated form Ingredients of estab- iisueu luerapeunc value far th prompt alleviation of all li,in., . ! bladder ailments. Fo!e Kidney Mb are antiseptic, tonic and restorative. Do not allow your kidney trouble to progress beyond the reach of medl cine, but start taking Foley Kidney PIUs at once. Refuse substitute. Rej Cross Pharmacy. H. .Jernmn. 4iitiiititiHiiwiii'HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimrmwnnHni, HewVoRh'i "THE WORLD CRIATI E1.COM E TO ST.MUf ICAL SlNtAtlOM? tnlivtmi.lotinM. MMOMCttff EV'RY LITTLE MOVEMENT HAS A MEANING ALL ITS OWN I Would Y 83 I8i o Acres II Cultiva- 1 tion it is J If Excellent SI IB E.iiC I .. I Land I! I it is : 1 4 Miles ( Out mrtt.ittttts Bnnrnntmmmmnmnnnrmnmmnnnniiiiiiiimmtmmitmnir..min 3mrninmnmtmrtmtm;rattana it ii on uine une 01 Jinese 44 MAXWELL Popular in Salem During the past week we disposed of six Maxwell cars in Salem; two of the Model I type and four of the Model A type. All of the owners are more than satisfied with their cars and the treatment received at X our garage. i Below we show one of the most pop I ular Doctor's or Business man's car I on the market today. on a Rock Road GRABENHORST FRUIT FARMS 1 . L . ' '3 6J-X . - ' '7 j.2 X.J t aj- -711 A Ready for Planting on Easy Terms ! 1-2 of the Tracts are Sold Get one while you can $50 Down and $1.00 per Acre per month. No interest 3 years. If you take one of these you can raise enough on it to make your payments for the year. Try it. I the ver edge of City near a i sj 6 3 ? a i ? VL 2 ' S ej 3 3 S 8 ST. 8 I 7 A 2 (- S 4. i 1 1 8 1 7 L 2 3 J 0 I 5 a I ' ? ; 5 ? ST. ft, r0 the. 9fi tar Line a5 s too r e i ' - ST I I III I I I f k I I I I I' I I f 6 7 6 S A 3 & I H ; a---i ?9 io ii tz 1a a s J Z Z r Ston. e 7 y ? ; M All ready cleared Nearly anAcre Well drained On Easy Terras Go and Look at them Do you know that, these tracts are going to DOUBLE IN VALUE? They are, and YOU will be that much better off to own one now while the PRICE IS LOW, REMEMBER you are ohly putting in a few dollars a mm m montn and pay no interest for 3 years. Y' 3 S if 1 if IT I i I (ft I C - a i $ e a 1 ' g 6 f 3 ft Hodrl . Koudster. 80 H. 1 4-clylnder. fl,oO F. 0. B. Salom. Fully Fqulppod. , Phone us or call at the garage and let our demonstrator show you a Maxwell and what it will do. We also Have Some Second Hand Cars Ranging in Price from $400 to $900 Salem Auto Garage 244 State Street Phone 386 m:ii c r l l nx TTTi Co 275 oq State St. hw 1 BBM '"1SlllSir.Bi
