Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 24, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURXAJj, SALEM, OREGOX, THURSDAY1, Al'GrST 34. 1011 PAGE FOUR THERE WILL BE TWENTY THOUSAND TIHAT NL'MRKIl OP AUTOMOBILES WILL GATHER AT ELGIN' TO MORROW TO SEE THE CHEAT ANNUAL RACES. New Program AT THE ' fCVlTID I'lKHg LEtKir, wini. 1 Elgin, 111., Aug. 24. More than BOOO automobile parlies already have arrived at Elgin In anticipation of the national stock chassis automo WIo races to lie held here tomorrow nd Saturday by the Chicago Motor elub and the Elgin Road Racing as. oclatlon. When the racing hegins at 11 o'clock tomorrow. It Is expected that fully 20,000 machine, each loaded to capacity, will be parked around the course. Three races with n total of 20 en tries will be run tomorrow. The Il linois trophy, 202 miles, the Kent county trophy, 16!) miles, and the Aurora trophy, -133 miles, ronstl tute the program. The Elgin national trophy, the fen tare event, will be run Saturday. Twelve entries will start In the vent, which Is over a 305-mile course. The classic last year was won by Ralph Mulford, In a Lozler. He has entered again this year. Meat Prices Ronrlng. Bligh Theatre Salem's Big Show ADVANCED REFINED VAUDEVILLE WILL SUE TO FORFEIT THE FRANCHISE!: A suit having for its object the f forfeiture of the franchise granted j X the Portland, Eugene & Eastern 1 1 Railroad company by the city of Sa- ! f lem will be instituted in the circuit X court In the course of the next few ' 1 several months i city attorney to ! I tr.HlTD T'llCSS r.BABHP WIS. Portland, Or., Aug. 24 Whole Bale butchers today state that the prlco of meats will skyrocket for a record before winter has fully set In. The price of beef and pork are mounting already. Big Bargain Matinee Every Day I I UK 1 Kill TKIIS GOING FROM ALBANY days. The city council ago instructed the city attorney to ; -f cnmmpnrp flilph an onllnn I,,. In 1 T - ........ (.u av.iuu, UUV IU I view of the fact that tha company showed an inclination to comply with the terms of its franchise, it was not begun. Irritated because of the i t company's failure to keep its prom- i X Ises the council again at the last 1 1 meeting directed the city attorney to f commence an action of that charac- ter and also authorized the employ- j X ment of additional legal talent j X One company Is alleged to have ' 7 violated Its franchise In that It falls to keep a regular train service on Its Center street line; In that It h VETCH SEED We have Just received a car load of FAXCY VETCH SEED and are making- a low price to move It quick. Cheet Seed Also have carload in of fine CHEET SEED, which we are now cleaning In first-class shape. Better place your or der while you caa get this good seed. Seed Wheat Have several different lots of FALL WHEAT that will make good seed. Will have a large lot of SEED RYE within the next few days, as well as some fine FALL OATS, for seed. Grain Recleaned We have a large power cleaner I ...1,1 1 J i mm w li! clean your giam arm seeds for seeding purposes at a slight charge. Do not sow dirty seed, but bring It In am! have it cleaned la first-class shape. i i : II i SHOES An Effort to Close Out 0 Killed RiK Rattler, f united rinss mum wmi l Siilsun, Cnl., Aug. 24. Oeorge Munson killed a ratlesnake with 17 rattles, which ho claims Is the rec ord for the country adjoining San Francisco bay. Interest on Hoard RIII. tnNiTiei) rmii .mn Winn Marysvlllo, Cal., Aug. 24 Al. Peel, proprietor of a hotel here, has $22 which a stranger hnnded him with the remnrk that 20 years ngo he left town with an unpaid board bill of $2. The $20 was for Interest. ANSWERED THE SIGNAL. The Kin Ser,f, the Reply and the Captain Kicked Himself. Rear-Admlral Sir Colin Keppcl was given the command of the royal yacht Victoria and Albert by King Edward, and on one occasion when the late king wb on board his majesty thought he would like to teor the yacht for a little way. Adlmarl Keppel took him to tho wheel, and, having ascertained the proper course to steer, his majesty tried to keep the yacht in It, with rather poor sueeoss. The vessel was being escorted by squadron of cruisers, and the cap tain of one of the vessels, noticing the wobbly course of tho Victoria and Albert, thought he would "rag" Admiral Keppol on his bad steering. Ha signaled a sarcastic Inquiry as to tho erratic course of the yacht, nnd King Edward, seeing tho string of flngH go up, Inquired their meaning. Admiral Keppel went nil colors of the rainbow, and tried to escape the question, but tho king Insisted. Whe. at lust ho understood tho meaning of the signal, his majesty went off Into peals of laughter, and after he had recovered a little he or dered a reply to bo signaled. A few minutes Inter tho captain of the cruiser read this message: "Pray accept apologies, but am a bit out of practice." Edward. Then the captain retired to his cabin and kicked himself Pear son's Weekly, I'NITtn I'RRHS tT.Af.KD Willi. Albany, Or., Aug. 24. A score of fire fighters to go to tho assistance of the rangers engaged in fighting a forest fire between Upper Soda and Kish Lake, la being organized here today. According to information received this afternoon, the fire Is spreading slowly eastward, and will soon enter the green timber unless extinguished At present the conflagration Is con fined to an old burn. not laid down the rc'iilr-d size of rail on this line; and also In that It has failed to lay Its track prepara tory to the rommencement of paving operations on Front street. o A FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT AT MARSHFIELD jf D. A. WHITE : X X t & SONS 2.",1-201 State Street Phone Main 160 SAYS PICTURE WAS STOLEN A YEAR AGO THE ONE RECENTLY TAKEN WAS ! A COPY OF THE ORIGINAL, ! SUBSTITUTED Iiy THE THIEVES i ORIGINAL NOW IX NEW YORK. W. II. LEEMAN TAKES THE REVOLVER REMEDY frsiTitn rsrss waked wirs.1 Sacramento, Cnl., Aug. 24. Wll llnmf II. Leemnn, a prominent hop grower, of Sacramento county, whose fortune Is estimated at $500,000, com mitted suicide today by shooting himself through the head with a re volver. Despondency because he was afflicted with locomotor ataxia was the cause. New Incorporation. Tho following articles of incorpor ation were filed today with tho sec retary of stnte: Lincoln Outfitting company, Port land; capital stock, $5,000. Crystal District Improvement com pany; Mosqulte. Hood River Fnrm compnny, Hood River; capital stock, $10,000. Alpine Lumber company, Monroe; capital stock, $20,000. Pacific Const Dry Milk company, Portland; capital stock, $1,000,000. Mautz Building and Investment compnny; Increase, $25,000 to $100, 000. FATES TRIAL FOR MURDER. (Continued trom page I.) Canes and Rword In Forio Rico. Of all people perhaps none are more fond of canes or more skilled In their use thnu our fellow citizens of Porto Rico, The walking stick In that island would seem to mark soc ial distinctions among men as funs do among women. Every Snnnlard I lias a cane, the well to do own tfv eral, and the glided youth often has a small arsenal of walking sticks. Tho term "arsenal" Is used advis edly, an tho Porto means, like tho Spaniards, have quite a fondness for sword canon and dagger einies. nnd they make these with remnrkablo skill. Tho blades of the finer speci mens come from f unions smiths In Toledo and other Ppanfai cities and are forged from the finest steel. 8om are damascened, and others are Inlnld with silver and gold; onie have worked upon thorn tho name of tho owner and others the name of a patron slant. Philadel phia Record. Don't Forget Our fine 80-acre river bottom farm, 33 acres under cultivation, 7 acres poaches, 4 years old, S acres logan berries; houso, barn and family or chards; only $65 per acre. 280 acres, 90 under cultivation, bouse barn ami fruit: excellent fruit i land, $!," per aero. Wo ONLY AD- j YERTISE HARGA1XS DERBY & VVILISON U. S. BANK BLDG. nntngoniHin toward Ilenttie several times cropped out. May Stuart, keeper of a disorderly house In Richmond, CHlled to the stand this afternoon, testified that she was well acquainted with both lleattle and Ileulnh rtlnford, nnd that tho couple had visited her house four times during the two months preceding the crime. "Their last visit," the Stuart wo man said, "was made on the night before the murder." Dr. Herbert Munn, Iteattles physi cian who was another witness for ! the prosecution, testified regarding j his examination of the body of tho I murdered woman after It was taken; to the Owen home. i rXHED rSESS LCAKED WIRE. Marshflold, Or., Aug. 24. One dead nnd two seriously hurt- and four others slightly injured is the result of an automobile accident late last night six miles from Myrtle rolnit. The automobile, which was coming from fioseburg, with seven passengers, went off the grade, and turned completely over. Mrs. E. A. Stovenson, of Kansas, was crushed to death beneath the machine. Miss Emma Jones, of Coqullle, was also plnwd underneath the machine, and onu.ynrulse,.. Walter Pierce, the Jew." The painting stolen Tuesday. v..,.u.-u., imu.y url. w. k. the paper says, was a copy which Cartwrlght and h's wife and three ,B r,ii ,, USITED Pl! tt.'.SE." Wltm.1 Paris, Aug. 24. The Cri De Paris today says the famous painting, 'Mona Lisa. ' which disappeared from the Louvre, was actually stolen in June, 1910, and Is now In the col lection of a New York "millionaire children were slightly hurt o VANCOUVER CHINATOWN HAS BIG FIRE UNITED l'RFSS i.RAHBK WI11E J Vancouver, B. C, Aug. 24 Local Chinatown had another picturesque fire last night which caused a loss, the Chinese estimate, of $30,000. The Insurance adjuster has not yet made a report. Several Chinamen were badly burned and some injured by Jumping. One died this morning at the general hospital as the result of burns. Ten Chinamen who were slightly Injured or burned were taken to a nearby house where they were at tended by friends. The police are satisfied that there are no bodies lu the ruins. FRIENDS CAREFUL NOT TO NEGLECT THEM The search for the picture1 orig inal or fake ig going on today as vigorously as ever, with the police still une.ble to announce any success. Friday and Saturday Will be RED-LETTER DAY for All An Extra Special Offering in the way of certain lines of Men's and Women's work Shoes, we desire to close out at once WILL BE FORTHCOMING Our Entire Stock has been going at a sacrifice price and is still suffering a steady onslaught and while the time of this sale is fast drawing to a close and prices remain as has been advertised, we desire to call at tention to our Extra Special FRIDAY and SATURDAY mention, namely Mens and Women's Work Shoes THEY MUST GO. Who ever buys Gets the Benefit. TEST US AS SHOE SELLERS and you will not be disappointed. Forget not our Friday and Saturday offerings. Yours anxious to please The Oregon Shoe Co. Salem's Best Shoe Store z COMPANIES MIST SHOW. (Continued from Page 1.) BECAUSE HE REFUSED. (Continued trom page i.l A Howl from Talsley. EAGLES HAVE BIG PARADE IN SAN FRANCISCO San Frandsco. Aug. 24. Winding its way down the decorated, flutter ing vista of Market street, to the stirring martial music of 20 bands, the colorful military parade of the Fraternal Order of Eagles here made a striking demonstration of the pow er nnd spread of Kagledom. The parade, headed by a platoon of police, all members qf the order, in cluded besides the various aeries, governor closed the doors of h s of- D,i m , . u, . ... i , , ened llttle woman, is one of the wit- flce to him forever that s as one . , . , , , " " nsaiuai uer nusoana. sne as he Is governor. Since then the governor and sec retary of State Olcott have been ex amining the contracts and they have come to the conclusion from legal advice obtained that they are entitled under the law to have the informa tion for which the board, is asking. With the view of securing It, addi tional legal talent to that which can be offered by the attorney general's office will probably be arranged for. Most of the members are determined to protect the settlers, and as one expressed it today, he intends doing so even though It means the "hurling of every irrigation company operat ing in the sttate Into the hands of a receiver." It Is understood tli nt un says he has been drunk for the last George Stmeral and Miss Marga ret Klein were united In marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mm. Tony Klein, last even ing, Rev. rtabcock, of the Presbyte rian church, performing the cere- ntonv Thf wtitlnir aaaiiifa a o o'clock, and was attended only by I by the- rt','Ptl0I committee. immediate relatives and . a few friends of the contrnctln nnrties nrnml Mniwhnl tlnK, ri.n..K..i.i ...... ...... !,, UC L IIM11K1 , .. . and his tnllltary aides, the 13th U. S. " 1116 can be done. infantry a machine gun platoon, the Foiey KidneyPlHs are specially use nrst I . S cavalry and the V. S. naval ful In all ailments and disorders of apprentices and naval batalllon. tne kidneys and bladder, because - .v.vvw , urjvauDi they are composed of ingredients spe. (iomper in Seattle Sunday VaU se,eed for their corrective. Seattle Wnxh , o. omDi nealln8- tonI and stimulating effects Seattle, WnM ., Aug. 24. Samuel ,lpon these organs and the urinary Ctompers, president of the American passages. They are anti-septic, anti Federation of Labor, will arrive in lltDl a7d a uric acid solvent.' Try nit.. O t 1 A..- I " m annuity evening at 5:10. He will be escorted to the Labor Temple An In- the pro- Gompers Crosa Pharmacy (H. i formal ! gram. reception Mondav will bo evening (From the Paisley Press.) There's a nigger in the woodpile. Last week we told how the desert land board had cancelled the con tract between the state and the Port land Irrigation company. This week three weeks and had cruelly beaten We e t0 announce that the Doard ner rescinuea wis act ana granted ' , another extension of time to the I bunch who have already had more Socialists Stand Tat. , extensions than they were entitled Aberdeen, Wash., Aug 24 So- ta Tnnt's right, gentlemen, rub it cialists here have notified the city ln! We,oor Inlians ln t"ia lslate(i nnnii w ., , 7 v A c"iintty are not ent tied to any council that they will not obey the j consideration. Go ahead and soak recently enacted ordinance restrict-! us. We've got no friends. Hit 'em ing street speakers to certain dls-1 aKin. The desert land board has exper ienced a Sudden rhnnee nf heart. Tn rwir ,i I Something has happened to make A Bab,c thr members out of the five sing Chicago, Aug. 24 A "baby check a different tune. Something has hap room," where infants can be checked j Pened to these gentlemen. What it by mothers while they are in court 1 ls we do not know- Bt from the ac l to be established at the MaxwelU ! TV," JlJJL P.'e.rSl J Jk' They are suddenly started in to block the governor in his efforts to fulfill his promises to the people. For example, he wrote a wrathy but reasonable letter to the head of the Deschutes irrigation project. The. noble three asked him to withdraw the letter. He refused. Bully for him! But this time thev have an- him d iets of the city. After the wedding tho couple left on ! wi" be the 8m'st ot honor nt.a "" Of all the old senatorial gang that i so long held up the cuniUry, none j inlHrepresented the people worse, nc-j cording to his small ability, than iitirrowa. Instead of Liquid Antiseptics Peroxide many peoplo are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic The new toilet permlcble powder to be dissolved in water ih needed. j For all toilet and hygienic -uses It Is Ix'tlor and more economical. I To cleuuso and whiten the teeth, remove tartar and f prevent iieoay. To dliiiufeot the mouth, de- atroy disease germs, auj purify the breath. To keep artltleial teeth and brulire work clean, odorless To remove nicotine from the teeth, and i purify the breath after smoking. To eradionto perspiration aud body odors by spure bathing. . The best antiseptic wash known. Uelieres aud stvengtheim tired, weak, intlr'medeve. Heals sorethtvat. wounds and out. L'S and JO cts. a Nt. driurirWts ir hv mall postpaid. Smiiplo Free XHZ PAXTONTOILtTCa,Bg.T..M the Southern racltlc train for a hon eymoon nt Newport. Vpon their re turn they will reside In the city for a few months, nnd then go to Cali fornia. Mr. Slmeral formerly occupied the position of farmer at the Insti tute for the Fe.blt Minded. He possesses hosts of friends, and they Joined In making life merry for him hist evening, bv nttachlnir bella to the taxlcali that conveyed tho couple to the depot, by plastering their va lises and covering them with show ers of rice. Town Too Small for Him. IfNiTin rata mwti wina l Washington. Aug. 24. The war department today disapproved the re- , quest of General M. P. Mans to re-j move his headquarters from Van-! oouver. Washington, to either Seattle i or Portland. j O- i ner them. Red Jerman). Mayor Sanderson of Klamath Falls, b. WJ?Th&Mno5ffi ls working for the establishment of a j Remedy. There is no danger from paid fire department. The council it, and relief Is sure to follow ' T hJJTllX f?! th? Pr-! P.ally recommended tot coughs uiiniiiia u uie value or i coins and whnnnlTiiy ' . o wan, uuiu U j street police station, in the heart of Chicago's Ghetto. o CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Vhe Kind You Have Always Bought Kenny31 lirZX Bears the yfrTTT ' "V."" Signature of (-Jrfff&Z&t I The postoffice at Silverton Is to be j moved to more commodious quarters, which are to be fitted up with all the conveniences of an up-to-date office. The voters of Newberg have au thorized the purchase of the Otis springs, which will afford an abun dance of pure water. The combined flow is 730,000 gallons per 24 hours. 5 1 I an dealers. AND MIX OPENING V'T vV, i I J l. ; i - I) licit Make XoNo. (rMTici vr iticn wna San Kafiiel, Cnl., Aug. 24. Col- lege boys make too much noise with j their 'beer busts." complain resi dents of Unltlmore canyon, who caused several arrests for disturbing the peace. 71 ;7 ' Z Vr'YV Beginning Monday and LastinglO Days I shall hold my 3d Annual Tall Openine THE FINFQ-r rnnn, mm m m . ""-rMl liUUDS THAT hik,, t BUY WHICH REGULARLY SELL AT IX WOMEN'S SOTS IX MEN S SOTS $.i3.00 now.. $43. 00 $50.00 $4 3.00 now.. $3". 50 $35.00 $30. Or now.. $2."i.O0 $25.00 $40.00 now $35.00 A large range of patterns at $25 and now. .$40.00 now. .$30.00 now. .$20.00 $30.00 All the president's arguments will not convince the people that he did right In vetoing the statehood reso lution, i in . . , , , . , , .. mi o'ciers t.iken during this tall oremns; will be finished for tho Ore? q. r . FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED The store w II bS nnpn 1 1 J ?J ?'efe0n State Fair' $65.00 $35.00 $45.00 $37.50 now. .$30.00 now. .$42.50 now. .$37.50 now. .$32.50 $60.00 $50.00 $40.00 $35.00 now. .$45.00 now. .$40.00 now. .$35.00 now. .$30.00 ONE SUIT PATTERN OF A KIND, D. H. MOSHE Merchant Tailor for 9 Ladies and Gentlemen Phone 1267 Res. 1723 ... t .