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r "HEEZA fSM boob in mot FEeurtq weu. C,rJ s AH vjmpr&- no one- ws1 11 pUY H5 saffmr) WILL VCX. ACT AS JVif225 fSnS .ANY THinC Ort ME.WY t KNOW TH&-) Foyu OT"V" tLAIs j '" Daily Capital Journal's Classified Advertising Page RATES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS: One Cent per word for the first insertion. One-Half Cent per word for each successive subsequent insertion' CHINESE DOCTORS 3. C.YUE.V Well known Chinese loo- tor has successfully treated all dis-i eases in the past ye jr. See test-uiion-l lals on tile ar the Oriental Herb Co., I C40 State Sr., Salem. Out of town! patients treate.l by Symptomatic X I - i agnosia. Sen J for diagnosis blanks.! .iulyl CHIROPRACTIC-SPINOLOGIST DE. 0. L. SCOTT Graduate -A Chiro practic's Fountain Held. Davenport.! Iowa. If vou have tried evervthing' and got no relief, try Chiroprac tic spinal adjustments and get well. Office 40(5 -7-S V. S. National Hank Building, rhoue Alain 87. Residence Main 82S-R. CLEANERS AND DYERS At rAK t'.L M'.HU t . LO.Ht'AN V I 138 South High street. We clean! press, repair, remodel and re-line clothing and furs. Careful attention given ill work. We call aad deliver. Phone 7-2,-!. DENTISTS. D3. O. A. OI.SOX, Dentist Adminis ters nitrous o.id and oxygen gas. Room. 214. Masonic Temple. Phone 440. Patent, Cirsjon. INSURANCE For all Kindi of Insurance iu Staml ard Companies,. cu'J.'on . P. J. Kuntz .. Room 309, Bank of Commerce. LODGE- DIRECTORY a. O. C. W. Protection Lodge. No. 2. Meets every Monday evening at H tu tlie McCornack' hall, corner Court ami Liberty streets. It. O. Dunalilson. M. W. ; S. A, McFodden. recorder; A. I.. Hrown, financier. SALEM I.OliCi: No. 4. A. F. & A. M. Mated communications tirst I-'riilsy In each mouth at 7 :IIO p. m. In the Masonic Temple. I bus. Mcl'arter. W. M. ; S. Z, Culver, secretary, SALEM HUMANE SOCIETY l). P Keeler, presldeM : Mrs. Lou 'i'illscin. secritary. AM cases of cruelty or neglect of duinl) uul- i mats should lie reported to the secretary for Investigation. i I I CENTRAL LOW R, No. IS. K. of IV Me- j Cornark. tniililitiij. Tuesdav eveniiu; of' ' each week at 7 M. J. . llelizel, C. C. ; 1 W. B. tats in, K. of 11. and S. It. N. OF A. "Oregon Crape Camp." No. 1300, meets every Thursilay evening in i McCornnck building, Court and l.ilierty streets: elevator. Mrs. Sylvia S.-haiipp. 1 17!H Market, oracle: Mrs. .Melissa I'er Bons, reconler. lgiHi North Commercial. I'uune 14":'.ij-M. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMEHICA Ore gon Cellar Cinn, No. .VJ-iil. meets every Thursday eveniiu; at H o'clock iu .Mc Cornnck' hall, corner Court and l.ilierty streets. Elevator service. iieo. Ueltiohl, V. C. ; J. A. Wright, clerk. CiTADWIiR CHAPTER. No 37. O. E. S Iteguhir meetinie every "first and third Tuesdjiv or S p. m. la the Masonic Tem ple. Minnie Moeller, W. M. ; Ida M. Itabcock, secretary. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Meet every Friday ninht nt ! o'clock in McCornnck block, G. W. Uirous. C. ( .: I.. S. Oeer clerk. 007 Court street. Phone V.Ki. OR MOLAY COMMANDER!. No. o. K. T. Itegiilar conclave fourth Frilay in eaeh month at S o'clock, n in., iu Masonic Tem ple. So.io'irnint? Sir Kuiirhts are courte- i ously Invio'd to meet wiih us Lot L. j I'earce, E. C Frank Turner, recorder. UNITED ARTISANS Capital Assembly,! No. M4. uomus everv WednesthiT t s p. m. In Moose hall. C. O. Matlo.k. M. A. ; i C. '.. Randall, secretary. Salem Hank uf i Comni-rce. KODSON COUNCIL, No. 1, R. A S. M. Htareil as.'in'ily tirst M-nelay lu each . month. Musniile Tcaiiile. N. P. Rasmus- I Bm. Thrice Llastrums Master; Oleuu I'.. Niles, recorder. ; 8AI.F.M COUNCIL Ni 2;2'.' Knilits and' l.ndi's of S-M-uriiy M-'-'ts every 1'ad and 4tli Wedues,t:,y each month at Hurst Halt. Viitln; ncailt-M-s a:-e inciti-d to atti-ud. i E. V. Walton, financier. tS'J S. 14th St. , I'ACIFIC I.OHC.E No. oil. A I", ft A. M. ' Stated .-oaia.onii-ations third Friday . in each month at 7.:'." p. in. In the; Masonic IVuip'e. Hal V. lloljiu. W. M. ; i F. rn.nt II. I h..ate. sivrctar. I MONEY TO LOAN ON Good Real Estate Security. THOS. K. FORD Oer Ladl t Biuh Bank Saleat, Oregon MONEY TO Li " Ar rangements for money, will ma'.e interest on highly -1 have male ar loaning eastern verv low rate of imfrove-1 farms Homer H. Smith, room .1 M-u.'ornack Rids!. Saieti. "'re. Phone fd. Let the Capital Journal New Today Column put your dollars on the -.ij-ht BOOB." Knows the Ball Game What? MISCELLANEOUS REDUCED FREIGIIT RATES To and from all points east, on all household goods, pianos, etc. Consolidated car loid service. Capital City Transfer Company, agents for Pacific Coast Forwarding company, 101 South Com mercial street. Phone Main 933. NOTTCF.To the people of .Salem; that I have installed a complete oxv- actylono welding and cutting appar atus in my shop, For welding Steele,, -T. ' I oast iron, aluminum, brass and bronze. We make a specialty of automobile frame welding, scored cylinders blocks, broken crank cases, farm and harvesting machinery. We are also equipped for extra heavy weld ing and and can go to your job. I have employed an expert welder to es pecially look after your wants. Your patronage is respectfully solicited. All work fully guaranteed from de fects. C. R. Grigs;, general black smith and wood working shop. 18!5 State street. July 3 OSTEOPATH DKS. B. H. WHITE and K. W. WAL TON Osteopathic' physicians .ind nerve specialists. Graduates of Amer ican school of Osteopathy, Kirksviile Mo. Post graduate and specialized i: nerve Jisenscs .it I.os Angcloj college. Treat acute and chronic diseases. Consultation free. Lady attendant. Office oO.I-.lOo L'. P. National Bank liuilding. Phone fi.W. Residence it t'j ' Nrirth' ( a, dial Street. Phone 4i;V TOR RENT FOR RKXT Nicely furnished -house-' keeping rooms reasonable. 813 North Commercial street. tf FOR RKXT By month or week, strict lv modern 5 room bouse furnished or unfurnished, l'iioue 17:17-W. tf FOR SALE FOR SALE - cash leglsters, 1 single ami. 1 double drawers, 1 set of bil liard balls: 2 sets of pool balls; 1 sii foot eioar case; one roil top desk; One fire proof safe; one ; room bnn calow. -C ill or write K!."io' J'exry St. tf FOUR VALLEY FARMS For sale by owner on eountv road and railroad. 50 to 200 acres each, good buildings, gooa so,',, ill under -cultivation, close to serool, prices reason.iide, half ea9h. balance time at 0 per cent or modern income bearing city property. P. O. Pox 2 111, Salem. tf lOACIil'.S-MOOO in cash, a house and lot in Salem value $1000 and assume a mortgage of $1000, will pay for a 4" acre tra'et.of good roll ing land iu Douglas Co. Half iu cul tivation with new li room house, fair barn, team, cows, hogs, poultry, farm implements, crop and household goods. Square Deal Realty Co., 202 V. S, Tlanl; hldir. Phone 'ifO. SCAVANGER 3ALEM SCAVKXGER Charles Soos, proprietor. Garbage and refuse of all kinds removed on monthly contracts at reasonable rates. Yard and cess pools cleaned. Office phone Main 2247. Residence Mtin 2272. THLRAPi-UTICS WKLTMER SYSTEM Of suggestive Therapeutics practiced by Dr. W. T. TomDiuns. S. T. Most powerful, nat- uril aud successful treatment known to science for lite relief and cure of headache, stomach, liver and kidney trouble; rheumatism, constipation, infantile paralysis and all female complaints, heart, lung an, I throat troubles; all diseases of the eye; can cer, goitre, epilepsia, asthma, nerv ousness or uuv chronic disease. Sug gestive therapeutics ptoperly appl'cd to a diseased bodv is positive, sure and permanent in its results. Hours i to 12 a. in, 1 to .1 p. tn., phone 001. Offi.e rooms 1. 2 and il U.iyne lildi' ."41 S;nte Sf.. Salem, Oregon UNDERTAKERS WFUR 4 CI.orGII CO C. P.. Webb, A. M.. dough mortu-nns and funeral direitors. Latest modern met.iods known to the profession employed 4!'S Court St. Main 120, Main S'nSS. RGDON-RK'll.i:l)ON CO. Funeral directors and undertakers, 2 '2 North High street. Dav and night phone li:i. Oenersl Teed ml Small Livery BUble C. VT. TRAIK K Ferry. Thon I5S ' .THE DAILY CAPITAL JO1 RNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY. JUNE 20, 191fi. (Ce.utinuod. from Page One.) j railroad leading to the international bridge alter Major Anderson hud with J drawn his expedition from Mexican territory near here Sunday., again tore jup the track and built a barricade of j steel rails at tlic south end of the ' ' . ,u , , 1'i - eso put- ilson had cn led out the national guard. The population of Miitamoras today is still celebrating the ''retreat of the gtingoos. " The belief is general on the other side of the river that An derson's column was forced to retreat by the Curranza garrison. Two Mexi cans, wounded in the rearguard ac tion as Anderson withdrew, died in tne Matninorns hospital last night, brii ing tne total .Mexican ucnu as a suit of the engagement to four. Railroad Bridge Burned Laredo, Texas, dune 20. Military authorities are in estimating the re port that a small bridge on the Inter- ii'itiiinnl ( 1 rcatiiorthern railroad. .'10 miles east of here, which was borne last night, was set on lire by Mexicans All traffic has been held up pending reconstruction of the bridge. All business places in Neuvo Laredo, opposite this, city, .wlnejl were closed late yesterday by official orders, re niniue.r shut today. The population of-he Mexican-cityJvva greatly exeit; ed last night, but no unti-Ainericaii demonstrations were, staged, so far as is known. Quinaby Notes (Capital .lotirnal Special Service.) Quiuaby, Jtine 20. Mrs. William Westlcy made a brief visit to her home here on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Westlcy and children, who are now located at Oregon City, say that Oregon City is one of the liviliest little towns in Oregon and plenty of money seems to be in circu lation there. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hidden and Muster Merle Hidden will arrive here this week from (ii t Falls, Montana, where Mrs. Hidden iill be the guest, of her mother, Mrs. John Westlcy during the Summer. ' The frost of June 0th succeeded by tile intense heat of the last week, hnsj caused cherries and walnuts to drop from the trees prematurely. Fruit men say that thinning the fruit is of advantage within certain limits. The frost will also solve the question of over-product ion on the Loganberry emu. There will probably be all the loganberries lie demand for th essary to supply tne noted fruit, cutting Catarrh Cannot Be Cured wlthLOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the sent of the disease. Ca tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and In order to cure it you must take In ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surface. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the bcBt phy sicians in this country for years and Is a reRiilnr prescription. It Is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best hlnod purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combina tion of the two Ingredients is what pro duces such wonderful rsults in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CIIENKY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. Pold hv liniKisiBia. nrloe 75c. Tnke Hall's Family Pilla for constipation. CATARRH of ihn BLADDER re!iv (i in 24 HOURS Each Can Bui., lu-ars the (MIDYJ name - liro re it f inn II ti-rli'it WATER COMPANY SALEM WATER COMPANY Office corner Commercial and Trade streets, j For water service apply at office. Rills pavnble moi.thly in n-lvnnce. ( L. M. HUM Care of YICKSO TONG Chinese Medicine and Tea Company Has medicine which will cure any known disease. 133 South Hiffh Street, Salem, Ore. Phone 283 '- n ij i r i Will AH Be There by Wednes day Night 600 Leave Portland Today Portland, Or., Juno H, Mobiliza tion of the Oregon National Guard at Clackamas range, 12 miles from Port land, will be completed by Wednes day night, according to reports re ceived by .Adjutant General White to day. ' . I'ortland troops, about M)0 strong, will move to the mobilization grounds at 2 o'clock this afternoon, and a tent city will rise immediately. The sani tarv detachments this morning com jipleted their work of putting the range in snnpe lor encampineiii. Lieutenant K. P. Williams, the nuts-tering-in officer, will inspect tl troops probably Tlmrsilay, when they will be formally mustered into the fed eral service. '' ' , Patriotic cutlitisTnsm ran high in t lie state toirav, Xekilv .four hundred riven had beeii "eiilistit.1" 1his niOtifliioT mull tooic recruits nee- awaiting exaniiua tion. " " ' I .Minougii many were rejected, cniet- lt l.n..m.L.n f.C 1-1.. t 4-.,,., i.n.t 1....1 f.i.iil. '.id per cent of the applicants were in dxcellunt pii-cnl cond'i.tjon, 'acdord ing to the recruiting officers.- The first troops arrived nt the mo bilization grounds ' at 0 o'clock this morning. 'They were the supply de tachment of about. 2." men. the berry crop in bring better prices half will tend to sav conservative berry men. Pert Morrison left this week for California where he will look up a location previous to removing his family thither. The .Misses Altn, Mary, and Ethel Hall, motored to Portland Wednesday where they will be the guest of rela tives for Iwo Hecks. It is rumored that. Miss Anna Lind- gnn and Mrs. Arthur i;eardsie be among those added to the Kaiser i teaching force for the coming school !vcar. Poth ladies are skilled educa tors. A new well has been bored on j the school grounds, aud work of con , . ,. . ,, i..:i.i: in ....... I oinntiH Slllli llllli loe nun iioiiiiiiii; .i...ii i I . '" n "The great heat during the past lu I davs will inatct-iallv shorten the S, raw- 1..' :..!,;,... a ,.,l .! Mil. ... ..... h rain would double the the effects men are l o v I vi' l lie iici i ics . ,. , i . output. I he gardens show of t he severe heat. Ilnv ing smiles thai won 't come off. and claim that every nng points to a. I per hay crop. Mrs. Mary I'ruilt is gaining -lowly but is slill under the pliysir'au's care. Albert Alderman of l'ti'k county, visited relatives here this week. Kliucr West lev is at I ie for a few days from his work on Columbia River. Mr. and Mrs. .lack I'.utclier of Kn st ern Oregon, arc spending a few days visiting. Dr. and Mrs. John Kvtins nccoio- nidi bv Marguerite and John Jr.. pan motored out an with Ma.vtar n Pet dogs her, d spent the afternoon datives Friday. continue to disappear, issintr llii. week is the Among thoi fox-terrier belonging to Mrs. Thus. Newton, and Who, the Snitch collie belonging to the Matthcs children. (In Sunday. June 21th occurs the llavesville Sunday school con v cut ion. This will tlic Mi'l-Siiiniiier con volition mid will be held nt (linahv Park, both fails will have a tendency to draw a rccurd-breiiliing crowd. THE WOOL MARKET f Ki wool t Ori(iinuin) les at Pilot H'n'k yes- tiT.lllC ,-e, the reinail-able Hrengtli of the market. The prices pant tO; the growers arc double the prices i-iir-1 rent a few vi-mis ago. The situation is due paitlv to the war and partly lo, a natiual shmtage in the wool supplyl of the world. The wool inisiness is X atid tin' future outlook U bright, because with high prices prevailing manv n, an ui tout icrs are buying only, what is ai'tiiaHv nc.-ilcil and eons''-1 ipiently the -helves are low. The pros-i peril v iu the wool business is basic, and lint due t" any taritf iiriiiiijcineiit ; lic'-nu-e wool is now admitted free ofi illlt V. THE MARKETS : ; H : The following prices for fruits and vegetables aro those asked by the wholesaler of the retailer, and not what is paid to the producer. All other prices 'are those paid the producer. Corrections are made daily. The live stock market is looking up a little this morning with hogs on foot .quoted at 7 1-4 and 7 o -i cents. California tomatoes tire cheaper and ; the price of cabbage has advanced. I With the home grown peas coining in, I the price lias fallen wholesale from H and 10 cents to 3 and 0. Onions are (stronger, to the extent of 50 cents a . hundred. j Warm weather generality advance?) the prices of lemons and the rule holds good this time as another oil cents a I box was added today to the w holesale plice. The Portia ml price of eggs has ad a cent but there' has been on vanccd change locallv. (Trains. so,- sicfi-toc U5.08 . $35.50 $37.00 Wheat. Oats Rolled barloy i uora I .T -1. , I i.rucneo. cuia Bran ; $27.00 y10rt9 Iier ton ... . .' 1 , ... $20.50 $20.00 Alfalfa,-California, ton Butter. Butlorfnt Creamery butter, per pound .... Country butter EiC 29c 20c (g,22c Eggs and Poultry. F.ggs, case count, cash Fggs,' trade liens, pound Roosters, old, per pound ... Broilers, under 2 pounds . . . .20c Sic 12c , 8c loc Pork, Veal and Mutton, Veal, dressed Pork, dressed 8f5 9c 10c irti 7 :;--ic 7fu7 1-2.: fil-2c 4fu5 l-2c Pork, On font Spring lambs, l!Mli Steers I Cows . . . ,,fn :', id i, t 1 F.wcs l-2c. , 6c Wethers Vegetables. California 1.2.1 50c 15o ...$1.25(al.50 ;ic $1.00 40c , 40 25c ."(' lie ...... $1.75 40c ::.50 Cabbage ' ''"f "V' B8 Barllcf Potatoes, cwt I,,, .,,,,,., new ' n ' , Beets . A ,, , I Radishes Green onions ', Green poppers (lice n pens Carrots, stick, new Carrots, dozen ... Unions, California Fruits. Watermelon" 2 1 IVnchcs sliMifol Oranges, Valencies Ulrtj l.einons, per box r,.r,iH'ii li.lnl , Cantlopes ,1.2.ifo .t.Ull Bananas, pound sl Apples $2.00 California grapo fruit $:i.00 Florida grape fruit in.OOW $11.00 Pineapples - - 7 l-2c Honey - $3 50 Strawberries $l.00Ti 1.2.1 1 Cherries, box $1.50 Betall Prices. Fggs, per dozen, fresh ranch Sugar, cane Sugar, beet Creamery butter Hour, hard wheat Flour, valley 2Se $8.75 $8.55 35c $ I. biro 1 .10 $l.l.1fa 12.1 PORTLAND MARKET. Portland, Or., June 2'i. Wheat-- ( 'lull h.'.r r,t ill,-; I'.lllestetll 00c: I'liltv fold s.-.f !:,,.; ;,.il l.'iisiati s In ptic (lnts.No. I white f I f Jl.liif.f i;.".n lit II feed i best i 10. IfS.lllfi xlo faie v i-ou Prime st calves Spring I i.."ill. t 'n .'itnerv lilltte butter F.gg- ( it v 20e: country le.te.l local fVtlils I lc bioilets pil-ffl l-c; gees, Ocf I lc Tin-re's no fool like tin old fool who man a young fool. By Mort. THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL Classified Business Telephone Directory A Quick, handy reference for busy people TelepkM EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Salem Electrit Co., Masonic Temple, 127 North High Vain 1101 PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING AND TINNING T. M. Burr, 1G4 South Commercial street Mala 193 TRANSFER AND DSATAGE Salem Truck ft Dray Co., corner State ana front streets If&la 14 Try This on Your Eczema If you are afflicted with Salt Rheum, Tetter, dry Eczema, Acne or Pimples, buy a jar of Dry Zensal. For that watery eruption, or Weeping Skin, use Moist Zensal, 50c the jar. CENTRAL PHARMACY, formerly Poole's Drug Store TRAVELERS' GUIDE SOUTHERN PACIFIC. NOIITII BOUND HI OreK'w Express ... -I IOiik.'Jih I.InilttMl 2S Willamette IJuilted. PJ Shasta Limited IS Portland I'lissenner . I'O i'ortland PasHciiKcr. I'orllnnil lOxpntss .. . 5 :M a. m. . . .:i Hi- p. m. , . It: a. m. ..11 :o5 a. m. . . 1 :g" p. m. , . 0 :IH) p. m. . . K il l p. ai. Jg Portland fust FrelL-bt 10 :.I0 p. m :ti iAjcal way Frelcht . , . . 10 :35 u. m. SOIITH BOUND lo California lOxpress. . . . 3 :.12 a. m. 17 Itosctiurg I'asseniri'r . . 1 1 :liu a. la. g.'i h'uoui Llnilnil . . . . .lo an u. iu. lit Cottatti (irovo l'ass. . . -I : 1 0 p. iu. Makes connccttou with o. 74 Oeer liraacli. No. It Shasta Limited B :4.'t p. m. No. i;7 Willamette l.luiileH... i: til p.m. No. If. San Francisco lpress 10 ;.'10 p. m. No. -lil Sim 1-raactsco rast Freight 12 :01 a. m. . 1 1 .In a. m. . .ft s. m. . .9 -oil a. m. . .2 :hi p. iu. . .4 :20 p. m. No. JJ.'i- l.iical way Freight . . Saieu Ckfii Line. No. 7.'t Arrives at Salem.... lo. 7i Leaves Salem No. 7o Ar. Salem I lllixi-il I . . . No. 7 I Leave Salem No connection south f Cieer Sai.kvi, Fails Cur and Wkstfon. No. H1 Lv. Salem, motor 7:Ot)s.ra. No. lil.l Lv Salem, motor 8 :to a. ai. No. Hi", - Lv. Salem for Moninoutl and Alllle 11 :I0 a m. -Lv. Siilcai, motfir . -Lv. Salem, motor . . -Wiiv I'r t lv. Suleni. , 4 :oo p. m. . (1 :1." p. tn. . d ;0" a. in. . 8 :40 a. m. II :to a. ni. . 3 : lo p. m. . .00 p. m. 7:4. p.m. , 1 .:i."i p. iu. No. 2:t- Hi'.' Ar. I i Ar. Salem . Sllli-lll . No. liP! Ar. Salem . No. His Ar. Salem . No. 170 Ar. SalefH . No. 210 Way l-'r't ur Salem. Olili'iON FI.FC'iltIC RAILWAY CO. North iiocnd 'Iratn No. . . . . 2 Owl . . . 11 . . 10 Limited . 12 II , , . HI Limited 2(1 Lv. 4 : Ar. I'ortland i . . fl 1.1 a. m. . . fl .'J' a. m. ..11 :35 a. ni. . 1 1 ;3.-i p m. :l."i u. l :l.1 a. :2o n. i :t.1 p. :ll p. :.'I7 p. ;.1.1 p. , , 4 :oo p in. . , 5 :HO p. 111. . . 7 :."ii d. ni. to iui ... v ,w p. .... Norm iioI'no .IIII.ANO 10 S.ll.CM Ar. Kalem , tt (Snlem only) .. 5 Limited 1 : 1 1 a. to. Lv. I1 'ort land. 1.1 8:25 Famous Umpqua River Swimmer Is Drowned Cas.ius Trask, himself the rescuer of many a frightened swimmer, and a mau whose courage never faltered when other lives were in danger, perished iu the South I'mp'pia yes tet.lav afternoon while his com pun ion looked on und laughed as lie sank while lugging only nil cvtended hand. In the s:,me hole 2.1 years eg.) after a must hernii: rescue, he dragged out three women and two children who had almost drown ol and some lime later in the sumo spot lie recovered a bodv tind nt another 'time saved the life of a man. The hole is located on the north side of the river a short distance below- the North Hoseliuig railroad cut. Xoted as a swimmer mid having to SEVEN M. Burger. 10 M0 a. m. , 2 :0." p. m. . 4 :-lti p. ni. , fl :05 p. oi. , II :- p. oi. . 11 ii p. m. Cervnllls 4 :10 p. m. , Lv. Kunene. 7 :ii! a. ai. . 1 p. m. . " :2o p. tn. , 1 2 ;Oo p. m. .... 7 .... 13 Limited 12:55 p. m. 4 ;25 p. m. 8 :40 p. m. 8:10d. m. .. 17 Local 10 11 :25 p. m. ....21 Owl 1 :oa p. OS. NOST1I BOCND 20 ... . Ar. Ralea , 5 :37 p. in. Ar. HaJeni , 8 -A5 . m, 8 :65 p. m, , 7 :B5 a. . 10 Limited . . .18 Limited . ; 22 ...2 Owl ... HOl'TIl BOUND I.T. Snlem 2:00 a. in. 7:10 a. in. 10 : 1.1 a. in. Lv. Saiem 12 :oi p. m. Lv. Sulcm. 4 :-o p. m. Ar. Bug'ns . 8 :CO a- in. . 9 :HO a, m. .12:25 a, in. Ar. Allikny 21 Owl ... ... 0.1 5 Limited 1 :oo p. m. hluyi t Corrsllla Ar. Albany 6 :20 p. m. Ar. Altiany 9 o:o p. DL I.T. Si I i.a) Ar. KOKfiis 0:40 p. m 13 8:50 p. m. WooMlCKX I.OCAI. DAII.I ElOPT BlINDiH No. HI Leaves Salem 8:0 p. m. No. ti'J Arrives la Sa'in 1:25 p. . COKVALI.1S CONNECTION NOIITII BOL'.NO Lv. Corvnllls H :'.'.'i h. in. .. 12:12 p. in. . 2 :'U p. ill. . . 4:10 p. in. . II :1S p. Ul. . Lt. Kalem lo :1,1 a. ni. . 4 :'-'.", p. ni. . , 12 :,i.1 p. in. . ' 0 40 p. m. . Ar. Bairn . . . 9 :4fl a. m. . . . 1 :45 p. m. ... 4 :OU p. m. . .. B:37 p. m, ... T:55 p. m. Ar. Corfalllf ...lt '.U.'la. m. ... 6:47 p. m. ... 2 :2o p. ta. ... 8 :00 p. m. 10 1 1 hi 20 NOt'TU BOL'ND 5 9 7 13 WILLAMETTE ItlVKR ItOUTB , Oregon City Transpertatlon Company Leave I'urtlnnd for Oregon I'lty, Hiittnvllls, Newherjc. Mission (St. I'aiill, Wheattand, Salem (dully except Sunday) ..11:43 a. m. I.piivb 1'ortlanil for Indepf ndence. Albany Corvullls, ( Tues., TUurs., Hat.) V) .1J IM. Ik-turaluif t I en vi.. , , m. ir.( ( orvaim n b. in. linn, -' Allmnv 7 a. in Mon., Wed., Krl. Imleiienileiice. , . . II a.. ia Mon., Wiul , Krl. Snlem to a. oi. Mon.. Wed., Frl. Salem 0 a. m. Tuci., Thurs., Sat his credit the rescue or recovery of at least nine licrsons 'from the water the "hero of the I'mpcpia," as In : was often called, had come to ba spoken of as the man who could not i lie drowned unless you tied a rock Ito his neck. Therefor" whoa he win i taken with "the cramps" about 2:'.') 'o'clock yesterday afternoon in a ! swimming hole which he had know a d r years, his follow lint hers never 'thought he was serious aud that his i alls for "Help, I've got the cramps' " 'v.cro meant to elicit tiJ. la Imi , striggles he came within 2.1 feet of the bank where were a halt' dozen or more of his friends and sank in little more than eight feet of water ; wh;ch was not even -swift. Roivliir 11 e view. The readier a man is to advice every one else, the nunc unwilling he is likely to be lo take advice, even when it is perfectly good.