Daily capital journal., September 30, 1905, TWO EDITIONS, Image 1

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FAIR. COOLER TONICWT;
SUNDAY, PAIR, WARMER.
IMJIiOAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL. XV.
THE JURY
COMPLETES
ITS LABORS
Brings in Another Batch of
Indictments and Is
Discharged
(Four O'clock Edition.)
Portland, Sept. 30. Tho federal
grand jury investigating tho land
frauds completed its labors this noon.
It wns discharged nftor returning in
dictments against E. N. Wnkoflcld, a
former partner of Congressman Wil
liamson; 0. A. Graves, county survoyor
of Crook county; Entrymon E. L. Park
er nnd R. L. Foster, accused of con
spiracy to defraud tho govornmont out
of public lands In Crook county. Tho
chargo grows out of tho Williamson
case. It Is alleged tho lands taken up
were to bo convoyed to Williamson and
Oesncr by women procured to mako
falso proofs of tlmbor entries.
Spouting Boiling Wator.
(Special to Tho Journal.)
Mnzatlan, Mexico, Sept. 30. Ad
vices hero say that the Saritlngo volca
no in Nicaragua is active, and hot
rocks nnd lava aro being hurled over
a largo area. Passenger liners from
tho south say hot water T'as thrown
on tho decks far out at son. Co lie o
plantations suffered greatly.
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Bltse Rippon
School Shoes
ro mule .f the best selected leather; the "re stllsh and serviceable.
T i. Ho si.oes are made of box calf. Te Girls' shoes are mado of best
. i I. i E.erv pair is built to glvo satisfaction.
We also have the Millers
Napa Tanned Heavy Shoes
for Boy's and Men
Ti ov cost a little more than ordinary show, but wear twiee as long. For
richest wear in mud and water, you oau't find their equal.
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school g&Xcg wca.r
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Boy-Proof Clothei
Fit Yovt Boy Out for School at
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tZfTzeii load' uiw&
r spot cash plan enables us to undersell "regular stores on EVERY
THING TOE TUB WHOLE FAMILY.
Will Explain Creed of Scientists.
Miss Mary Brookins, C. S. B., Chris
tian Sclcnco Leader, of Minneapolis,
lectures October 8th, at tho Grand
Opera House. Tho annual complimen
tary lecturo to bo givon under tho aus
pices of tho First Church of Christ,
Scientists, of this city, will bo an op
portunity for tho people of this com
munity to gain further authentic Infor
mation on this well-known subject.
Miss Brookins is a member of tho
Bonrd of Locturbship of the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, of Boston,
Mass., which Is composed of 10 mem
bers, tho majority of whom nro per
sonal students of Mrs. Eddy, Miss
Brookins is ono of this number, nnd is
one of two women on tho board. Her
coming to Salem is thercforo looked
forward to with moro than ordinary in
terest by tho local Christian Scientists,
as tho six former lectures in this city
have- been delivered by the men mem
bers of tho board.
Salem Peoplo Wed.
Invitations nro out announcing tho
mnrrlago of Miss Nova Grlswold to
Ralph W. Watson. The ccromony. will
bo performed nt the home of tho brldo's
father, corner of 14th and Lesllo
streets, Wednesday, October 11th. Mr.
Watsou Is now on tho staff of tho
Morning Orogonlnn, but ho wns almost
raised In this city, aud received his ed
ucation nt Wlllamctto University. Thoy
will make their home in Portlnnd.
Pormlssion to Commit Matrimony.
Loulso LoBrun and August Foumnl
wero granted a marriage liconso this
morning Joo Cloquotto was tho wit-
noss.
Resolved tut i have. found
A SHOE.
THAT COMFORJADll AND HHD30nt TOO
AMD STROHGi IT SIMPLY WONT WEMVOUT.
A 5 HOE YOU ALL HAVE HEMD AOOUT.
AND NOW I'LL TELL YOU WHATTO Da
JU5f AS1 TO THtBLUEIBOM SHOE
BUSTER bROWN.
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DAD BOY -AGAIN
f"H JT TM(tfi
I A 3MAHT PAlor,
cenianriK the aw tnoi ci
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As Long
As Boys
Ate Boys "
Seams will split, buttons will drop
off and threads will glvo awayj
THE BOY PROOF LINE has rein
fereed seams, the tattoos are extra
tewvd aa4 the cleUi la esfeially select
ed for bays' wear.
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8ALEM. OREGON,
D0W1E IS
PARALYZED
Chicago, Sept. 30. John Alexander
Dowlo wns strickon with pnralysls bo
foro ho departed from Mexico. IIo
loft for Zion City a few days ano. IIo
officially announces tho fact in his ownfl
paper at Zion City that ono sldo is
pnralyzed. IIo attributes tho stroko to
tho "sin of overwork," and says In
the shadow of death ho expects not to
recover. Ills successor has boon choson
but his identity is unrevonlcd. Ho bids
farewell to his flock.
Ship lilts tho Wator.
Philadelphia, Sopt. 30. Tho battlo-
ship Mississippi was launchod this nf-j tho decks of tho stenmcr, dcsplto nil at
tornoon. Senator Money's dnughtor tempts of tho crow to presorvo order,
christened tho ship with cbnmpagno. tho wildest kind of a panic ensued. Tho
Scnntor Money said champagno wns Fort Point Hfo saving crew, responding
good enough for tho Mississippi, nnd to tho Alameda's distress signals,
wouldn't rniso tho cold water question, quickly aided In tho work of tnking off
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The Packard Shoe is the
best in the market at the
pf ice $3.50. Sold by
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
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Will Ralso Quarantine
New Orleans, Sept. 30. It is sug
gested that on October 15th tho quar
antine bo raised. Tho 14th will prob
ably bo a genoral cleaning up nnd fu
migating day.
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Will Employ Salem Labor.
Within n very short tlrao dirt will bo
flying on tho South Commercial street
Improvement. J. O. Hoyt, vice-pros!,-dont
of tho Warren Construction Com
pany, accompanied by his superintend
ent of construction, enmo up on tho
morning overland from Portland, and
this nftornoon nro looking over tho
field of operations. Tho machinery
which will bo used in tho work has
been purchased in Portland, nnd will
nrrivo In Salem within a couplo of
days. Two or throo men will also bo
brought up from Portland, but all tho
other men and teams will bo employed
horo in Salem,
A Dark Brown Tnsto,
(Four O'Clock Edition.)
Victoria, B. 0., Sept. 30. News of
a cannibal feast by blacks at Malli
colo was recoived by the boat MIow
era. Two nntivos of Muskelin Mnd
were trading when thoy were waylaid
near Mallleolo by Kanakas. The men
wero slaughtered and their Wiles car
ried to n coast village, where thoy
were opened as game and prepared forlj
in feast. The bodies were plaeed in
am
native eanoe, huh hb ihu iimn
were leaving they incurred the sus
picion of M. VIgourex, a French trail- ,fc
er. The natives told him they and
killed some pigs, ad the Frenchman,
believing their story, allowed them to
go. It subsequently transpired that
several tribe were awembled, and a
feast on human flesh was held. White
settlers learned of this, and, under
pressure, the native admitted they
bad r ws ted the bodies and devoured
the arras and legs of the unfortunate
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Now Osteopath.
Dr. B. II. White, wh has been prac
tising osteopathy at Hal ton, Kansas,
fir several years, while visiting tho
Psrtland fair, decided to locate in tho
Wait, and thinking Salem a good loea
tioa has opened up office rooms in tho
Breyroan building, Boom 21. Phono
Main 87. Dr. White treats acute and
chronic diseases. Examination free.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1005.
LINER IS
FAST ASHOREi
(Four O'clock Edition.) I
Sin Francisco, Sopt. 30. Tho Ocean
ic llnor Alameda, owned by Clnus
Sprocklos & Sons, commanded by Cap
tain Dodwell, sailing at 11 o'clock this tho present; It is bolicvcd thnt tho on
morning for Honolulu, with 7G cnbln ' tiro Gulf Const has suffered ono of tho
passengers, 30 stoorngo pnssongors and worgt Btonn8 jn tho pnst tcn ycnrSi Last
i viiiuiiuiu cargo, ran inst nsnoro at ;
noon today on tho ragged rocks noar
rort Point during a thick fog. Tho
vessel went fast ashore, and, from nil
appearances, may bo a total loss. Tho
tugs Son Rover and Sen Princo woro
immediately rushed to the scono. On
tho passengers. All wero safely trans
ferred to tug boats and numerous small
craft. It is now hleb water, and unless
tho two bonts nro successful in their
offorts to savo tho vessel, thoro is a
chanco of tho craft remaining nshoro
during tho night. Tho vessel is of
1030 net tonnngo, and wns built In 1883
by tho Cramps, of Philadelphia.
It Is said tho Alameda wont nground
when tho tide wns low, and' if this 1st
tho ense, thoro will bo difficulty in
saving her. Tho rocks nt this point aro
extremely trenchorous, A hueo stream
of water Ib coming out of tho Ala
meda's port bow, indicating thnt tho
stranded vessel has sustained serious
damage
Is in a better position to supply yon
lias mado hoavy buying. Result
wo could do would not tell you nil
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NEW TUBS
Hvery desirable fashion, eveiy
desirable fur, is represented in
our stock, at prices that aro In
every instance reasonable. Our
reputation as leaders in the far
business in the Willamette val
ley is firmly established, and we
know if you visit our store you
will bo convinced that tho stylo
we display, the quality of ma
terials that are used ln our gar
ments, are all of the vary highest
order.
98c to $50.00
LADIES' SUITS
Bargains every ono of them
styles are tho latest, materials
of the dependable kind and col
ors. Bee this big display. Sec
ond floor.
$14. to $37.50
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THE WORST
STORM IN
TEN YEARS
New Orleans, Sept. 30. Although no
details havo been rccoived-.hero up to
i uitjiii. vuu uurumviur registered mo
samo as In 1801, when 2000 peoplo woro
killed, nnd bodies woro found in branch
OS of trees along tho coast.
Telephone messages indlcnto that for
tho past 48 hours a tcrriblo storm has
been raging along tho ontlro Gulf coast
and thnt a number of vessels havo boon
swopt nshoro.
So far no bodies havo been washed
up.
Reports received show thnt bath-
houses nnd other buildings along tho
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const woro swept away, and thnt tho
storm Is constantly Increasing in vio
lence.
At Gulfport tho water is nlrcady over
tho railroad wharf, and tho samo Is
truo at Milonburg and othor points.
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Kicking tho Ball.
San Francisco, Sopt. 30. Tho second
'varsity contest nt Stanford TJnivorslty
for tho yenr was collod today at 2
o'clook with tho cloven of tho Wlllam
otto TJnivorslty llno-up. Besides bolng
tho second' largo gamo, tho occasion
will also mark tho first tlmo tho now
systom lately Installed by Manager
Barrett will go into effect. A student
in pnying tho usual price for a sent nt
tho 'varsity gamo is entitled to romnln
nnd witness tho contest botweon tho
freshmen nnd tho team from Palo Alto
high school. Tho Wlllamotto team nr
. rivod yesterday, and aw a husky sot of
I icuows.
BORN.
IIBRItBN. At tho homo of P. D. Hoi.
man, 314 Front street, Septcmbor 30,
1005, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. C. Horron,
n .l.ttn1.A. I
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilcrrcn nro rccolvlng
I tho congratulations of their mnnyi
frlonds over tho ovont.
with dcsirahlo goods nt tho prosont timo than ovor before. Ho'avy soiling
now lines being added daily; overy day something now. All tho advertising
wo want you to know about our storo. Como horo and sea us.
DRESS GOODS.
I'Vshion has shown herself exceeding
ly quiet and refined in her eholee of
this fall's drew fabrics. The beautiful
new weaves ami coloring are very pro
Bounced in their rich simplicity nnd
elegance. They nre new fancy mix
'urea la pretty color combinations and
new shades in plain materials the
kind that makes rich, effective cos
tumes without a suggestion of gaudi
nes. We have a splendid variety of
these proper fabrics, including tho
sorts that are being used by the lead
ing tailors, aud a wealth of plain staple
materials that are always in favor,
BEDDING
Do you sleep warm enough these cool
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nights! Perhaps a comfort or a pair!
of blankets would not bo amiss. Wo
might suggest an inspection of our line,
which Is the largest in the city. Blan
kets of all sizes.
50c to $10.00
IHEMBHE
TWO EDITIONS DAILY, AT 2"'30
P. M. AND 4:Q0 P. M-
NO. 231.
WANTS
CHEAP
LABOR
Jim Hill Thinks Wages too
High, and They Must
Come Down
Seattle, Sept. 30. J. J. Hill, ln nn
interview this morning, said:
'Teoplo who nro banking on Orient
al trndo will bo disappointed Tho
United States can't competo with for
eign countries until thoy manufacture)
products at lower cost, which moans
chenper labor Wo'vo outgrown, tho
present tariff laws. Thoy 'stand In
tho way of commercial progress, and
must bo chnngod. Tho Chlncso boy
cotts hnvo been tho greatest commer
cial disaster America has over suf-
fcrod. If nil other nations on oarth
ilnAil eiinf ilnnvi 4 A niAnlilnii ifAila
closed their doors to American goods
it would not bo half so bnd as tho Chl
ncso exclusion alone. Tho Amorlcnn
peoplo nro fools, who nro vain glo
riously patting themselves on tho back
over tho so-called American invasion
of Europo and Oriental ninrkots, whllo
othor countries which say nothing
hnvo practically monopolircd tho trndo
So long ns peoplo want politicians to
mnko laws detrimental to commercial
nnd industrial enterprises, tho United
States must oxpect to get but a small
shnro of forolgn trndo." Tho main
object of Hill's visit to tho coast is
to strengthen tho backbouo of Gront
Northern securities with capitalists in
tho nntl-IIarrlman fight, by showing
tho wondorful possibilities of tho coun
try tnpped by tho Hit linos. Tho par
ty goes to Portland' ns tho prosont
most strategic point in tho fight. All
oxpross themselves determined to light
Hnrrlmnn to a finish. Members of tho
pnrty roprcsont ono-tontk of tho rail
road mlloago in America, and capital
amounting to $1,000,000,000. It is
tho most distinguished group of cap
tnins of Industry that over vlsltod tho
const at ono time.
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Chicago Markets,
Chicago, Sept. 30. Whcnt,
corn. 40T,: onts, 279.
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Copyright 1905 by
Hsrt SchafTner V Marx
MEN'S CLOTHES
If you want a fashionable new fall
suit, top coat or overcoat from tho
identical fabrics tho most exelusivo
tailors ore showing, at the lowest prleen
ever quoted on garments of equal merit
you nro invitod to inspect this fino lino
of clothing. Materials are all wool aud
styles are the newest of this season's
designing.
$10.00 to $30.00
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