Daily capital journal., July 24, 1912, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

BAILT UriTAI JOURNAL, BALM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1012.
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This year we are selling
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The New Perfection Griddle
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Many Varieties
Of Bread
are baked her?. You don't have to
put up with the same kind day after
day as Is generally the case where
bread Is baked at home. So If only
for a change come and try soma ow
er kind of bread than that yon
make. You'll like It because every
body does who tries It
CAPITAL BAKERY
Mt Court Street Pnoie U,
TWO KILLED
BY AUTO Ifl
PORTLAND
DERTRAXD E. FISKE RUNNING MA
CHINE 40 MILES AN HOUR KILLS
HIMSELF AND MURDERS YOUNG
LADY GUEST.
.
Bertrand E. Flske, an optician with
offices In the Macleay building and
reBldlng at 6(18 Spring street, and Miss
Elizabeth Toohlg, of San Francisco,
who is' visiting the family of John F,
D. Martin, Jr., at 861 Francis avenue,
were Instantly killed at 10 o'clock last
night at Portland when the touring
car owned and driven by Mr. FlHke
left the Base Line road while round
ing a curve on the north side of Mount
Tabor at a rate of probably 40 miles
an hour.
Five other persons were In the car
with them, but none of them was se
riously hurt. Among them It is re
ported were P. F. Munsell, brother of
Mrs, Fluke, and John F. D. Martin, an
optician employed by A. C. Felden
helmer. A man who occupied the front seat
with Dr. Flske and Miss Toohlg, was
caught under the car but crawled out
unhurt The four occupants of the
rear Jumped when the car left the
road and saved themselves.
Speed High at Curve.
That the niachlne was traveling at a
terrlflo rate of speed Is evidenced by
the fact that It plowed deep Into the
side of the bank below the road for a
distance of 40 feet before It collided
lwtavlly with a giant tree that stood In
its path. The car was smashed almost
to an unrecognizable mass by Us Im
pact with tine tree.
The two victims were squeezed be
tween the frame of the car and the
tree. Death of Mr. Flske probably was
Instantaneous. The woman lived a
short while, but was unconscious
when thoso who occupied the rear
scat reached her. She died soon after
they picked her up.
The party was taking a late run
into the country for pleasure before
going home for the night.
They had been traveling over some
of the city streets and evidently In
tended taking a short spin out the
Base Line road. The machine was un
der perfect control and, although go
ing at an excessive rate of speed, took
the sharp turns on the road, as It
circles around Mount Tabor, grace
fully. Lust Effort Futile.
What caused It to leave Its path
probably will never be known. As it
reached a sharp curve it failed to re
spond to the steering apparatus. It
wont straight ahead. As the front
wheels wont over the side of the road
Mr. Flske gave a final but futile twist
to the steering wheel. It refused to
work. In another Instant tho car was
tearing down the hillside. The wo
men scrcamod. The men called for
them to leap.
Those In tho rear seat had time to
Jump. As they ptood up in the ton
neau the car lurched. They landed on
the soft earth In safe'ty, thrown from
tho. uncontrollable machine rather
than having jumped.
The other called for Mr. Flske to
jump and to save himself. He stuck
heroically to his seat thinking per
haps that he could stop the car and
save the lives of those in the seat with
him. He died at his post, his hands
clutching the steering wheel.
As soon as they had recovered from
their fright those who had been In the
tonneau went for aid. The body of
Mlsu Toohey was taken to Holman's.
P. F. Munslll, a brother-in-law, took
charge of that of Mr. Flske which
was taken to the establishment of the
Skewes Undertaking company.
THE ROUND-UP
Medford claims to have been ship
ping peaches since July 9.
Thore were at least 5000 visitors to
Cove cherry fair last week.
Hood River will grow 40,000 cacks
of potatoes, about 60,000 bushels, this
year.
Shaniko shipped 210 carloads of
sheep last week tho record week's
shipment.
Ground was broken for the work on
the Willamette bridge at Corvallls
Saturday.
Bartlett pears are being sold at
Medford for August delivery, at (2 a
box, on the cars.
Contractors who are to build the
Eugene-Coos Bay railroad have estab
lished offices In Eugena
Latest reports from Heppner and
other eastern Oregon points show
damage by storms was slight .
A gold nugget worth $100 was pick
ed up lu the Boulder Creek mine, Ba
ker county, Saturday and caused quite
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Cluett. Peahody Co., Troy, N. Y.
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an excitement In the little camp at
Halfway.
Millard A. Seltz, of Portland, was
drowned at Geurhurt Monduy morn
ing while bathing In the ocean,
Portlands chief of police has detail
ed six policemen to look after auto
lsts, and enforce the speed laws.
It is claimed the first carload of po
tatoes ever shipped out of Rogue Riv
er valley, was shipped laBt week,
The observatory at Council Crest at
Portland was struck by lightning dur
ing the electric storm Suturday.
Considerable danuige was done
crops In eastern Oregon and Washing
ton by storms of Friday and Saturday.
A Portland butcher won tho prize In
a sheep-dressing contest at Seattle
Sunday, dressing a sheep in 1:56 min
utes.
According to an opinion of the attorney-general
Dan Kellaher may run for
presidential elector on two tickets at
onco,
Hurley Boggs while shingling a
house at Oak Ridge, fell a distance of
30 feet, breaking his right arm, and
being Berlously Injured Internally.
A laborer named Griffin was killed
at Coqullle Saturday by a pllo of lum
ber falling on him while he was eat
ing his lunch at the Coqulllo mill.
Heppner reports a hall storm Satur
day evening with hall stones as big as
hen's eggs, and which broko the limbs
from fruit trees.
Earl Holcomb, a 16-year-old boy,
while hunting In Baker county Mon
day, It la presumed, shot himself acci
dentally. His dog reached home about
9 ociock, and guided the searching
party to the body, three niiles distant.
The Ben Harrison mine in the
Greenhorn district, Baker county. Is to
bo equipped with machinery and put
in the producing cIubs.
The Jackson county fair will bo
held this year October 1-5 anJ pronU-
ums amounting to $6000 will be dis
tributed.
Logan Roe, eight wears old, was
run down by an auto In Portland Fri
day night and Is In tho hospital at
Portland and will probably die. The
accident was not reported as required
by law, because the driver, D, C.
Clemens, "did not Wish to have it
known."
In an auto collision at Springfield
Sunday night about 9 o'clock Miss
Emma Jensen was seriously hurt, her
left leg being fractured above the
knee. Others in the two machines
wore scratched ond bniised, but not
seriously hurt, but the machines were
wrecked.
Insect BIto Costs Leg.
If you are a housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or
beautiful by washing dishes, sweep
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crawling Into bed dead tired at night.
You must get out Into the open air
and sunlight If you do this every
day and keep your stomach and low
els In good order by taking Chamber
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should become both healthy and
beautiful. For sale by all dealers.
It Is all luck that can't raise ally
wind.
For soreness of the muscles,
whether Induced by violent exercise
cr Injury, there is nothing better
thnn Chamberlain's Liniment. This
liniment also relieves rheumatic
pains. For sale by all dealers.
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The Genuine is in Yellow Package
DR. STONE'S DRUG STORE.
EVERYBODY
DISCUSSING
TUBERCULOSIS
EpresBlng himself as In favor of a
state-wide campaign against the
spread of tuberculosis, State Super
intendent of Public Instruction Alder
man last night, In an address dollvored
before the tuberculosis convention,
suggested tlis establishment of anti
tuberculosis clubs, and tho spreading
of literature with relation to the dis
ease lu the schools would lie an effec
tive way of carrying the campaign In
to execution.
Identified with the clubB, he de
clared should be physicians conversant
with the troatment of the disease and
trained nurses. If such Institutions
were established, he asserted, many
cures might be effected, and much be
done to prevent the Bprend of the dis
The teachers and children In the
schools could also be made powerful
factors In the campaign against the
disease, ho maintained. This could be
done by spreading literature among
them, and Instructing them how to
take precautions against contracting
It.
Dr. Fulkerson, medical director for
the Chemawa Indian Training school,
was the other speaker, and he talked
Intorestlngly of the fight being made
by the government to exterminate the
disease from the Indian tribes. It
made Its advent among the Indians
about 50 years ago, he declared, and
since then the government hits been
waging a strenuous campaign against
It A few years ago the death rate
among the Indians from tho disease
was 16 times as great bb among the
whites, he said, while today It Ib only
five times as great. This he explained
by tho fact that when a new disease
first makes Its appearance among the
race the fatalities are greater, suc
ceeding generations becoming more or
less Immune from It. A great deal
was also due to the campaign the gov
ernment Is waging ngnlnst It. He
urged that the states take up a fight
against It, as It would only be a matter
of time, he explained, when the gov
ernment would cease to care for the
Indians, and they would become
charges of the state governments.
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The cost of the discovery of America
was $7600, according to lodgers Just
found at Palos, Spain containing facts
concerning the outlay made by Chris
topher Columbus on his expedition to
tho New World. The armament of the
fleet cast $2800. The personal ex
penses of Columbus and his officers
amounted to about $400 and $4400 was
Bpent during the voyugo. According
to tho ledgers the crew each received
a monthly wage of $1.25.
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pensive, yet not cheap look
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You can fill your vacation wants here, Sweaters, khaki
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camping blankets, steamer rugs and cushions,
If you need a Summer Dress, we
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sen Uncle Sam's mail carriers flyl'.'K lu
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coughs, . colds and other throat ami
lung diseases is the most popular mad
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Generally the man who bores us to
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The Choice of a Husband
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Automobile-Motor Cycle and
Accessory Dealers of Salem
APPERSON
8. P. ANDERSON,
Also Agent for Iteo and MIcMgae
Great Western Oarage 147 N. lligl
AUBURN
W. 8. FITTS, Agent
Also Agent for Uets.
418 Court Street Phone III
E-M-F
E-JI-F MOTOR SALES CO.
E, M. F. "80" Flanders "20"
C. L. Rose, Mgr. m 8. Cora'I 81
FORD
INDIAN CYCLES
FORi alCY, E. H. Whiteside, Mgr.
I'm Ageub for It C. II. and Loiier
H,rB'.,e, No. MO Ferry Street
WATT 8UIPP
Ammnnlllon, Fishing Tackle, Etc
North Comnierclul Street Phone Ml
OVERLAND
SIMONTON MOTOR CO.
Also Agent for Mitchell
Phone 139 151 North lllgh Street
HARLEY-DA VIDSON
MOTOR CYCLES
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j buying,
BARR'S
JEWELRY STORE
Salem, Oregon
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