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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
ON THE WILLAMETTE.
Boats Movements - Gypsy Returns
From Albany.

Boats Movements - Gypsy Returns
From Albany.
Speaking Of the arrival Of the Gypsy
at Albany Wednesday evening, the
Democrat says: The Gypsy, the o. r.
& n Co.'S light draft steamer arrived
la Albany at $3.50 last evening with the
water at I.2 feet atove low water, with
iu five inches Of IT. lowest stage TIL
season. IL was ~ charge of the super
iuteudent, L. w. Lse. A previous al
tempt was made but failed on accouL
Of bar this side Of salem, which hss
been fixed some. The company will
rua.four boats this season, the Gy psy on
the upper river, the Modoc, Gilmore aud
Ruth, boat to be built.
The Eugene Guard has the follow
ing: The steamer Gypsy arrived a.
Albany Wednesday evening aud took
below Thursday morning 75 tons OF
freight. She found no difficulty In
reaching that city although the river
is only IL inches above low water mark,
she will run between Eugene aud Cor
Wallis this winter.
Steamer Gypsy arrived up from
Mission Landing at ll;30 o'clock this
morning with an average load OF
freight. After discharging same she
took on load OF -four aud feed from
the Salem II Juring mills and returned
to Mission Landing at o'clock.
Steamer Grey Eagle arrived no from
Mission Landing at 7:l5 p. IN. Thurs
day with large load of freight she
secured from the steamer Altoona from
Portland. she returned this morning
with a fair load Of freight and good
passenger list.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
PERSONALS.

Geo. G. Bingham went to Gervais
this afternoon.
Hon. Phil Metschan returned today
from Corvallis.
supt. and Mrs. ID. f. Paine returned
from Corvallis today.
e. b. Kendall went to Albany this
morning on business.
Senator w. II. King, Of Baker City,
il In town for few days.
A. w. Glrsy, of the State Insurance
Company, is in Portland.
Il. H. Stock. OF the State street dry
goods firm, went to Portland this after
noon.
Architect w. @. Knlghton returned
this morning from a business trip to
ROseburg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

Hoo. +. f. Parkhurst went to Port
land this afternoon OH u business tri
TO Puget sound.
Rev. f = b ,llinger, Of this city, hss
received n call To the First Evangelicr
church II Astoria
Druggist Aud Mrs q W. Putnam
were passengers to Porllaad on the
salem local this morning.
d.. w. II. Parrish, came over today
from Monmouth. tie ia now located
at Port OrfoTd, Curry county.
J. g. Johnson, Of the firm Of Nor
cum and Johnson, attorneys at law Of
Woodburn, was in the city today.
Miss Lola Fluke, Of Independence,
came down yesterday and will visit
with her sick friend, Mrs. o. ID. Rennie,
for several days.
n. W. Cottle, Of fSouthern California,
arrived In the city this morning on the
overload train. He will make busl-
ness visit Of several weeks.
Miss Nettie Miller, of Portland, who
has been the guest Of Miss Dell Harritt
for several days past, went to Turner
this morning TO continue her visit with
friends and relatives.
]. l.. Mitchell, the Home Forum or
ganlzer, came over from Philomath
this afternoon. Last night he organized
a lodge there of about thirty.-Thurs.
days Albany Democrat.
Secretary w. G. Paige went to Port
land this afternoon to meet his mother
from Amhurst Tenn, who will stop
over In Salem a week, Mr.. Paige will
accompany her and his father to San
Francisco next week, and be absent ten
days.
Judge n. w. GaTretson, will leave
us within a day or two for the Indiana
Mineral Mud Springs east of Chicago,
where he hopes to leaYe his torturing
rheumatic troubles, and returning will
visit his children and other friends AT
DesMoines and Vicinity. He will pro-
badly be absent a month or more.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
STATE HOUSE NEWS.

3. p. Sturgis, q Pendleton business
man, and member Of the State Univer.
sity board Gof regents, was State
House caller.
Nancy Porfily, on Information OF
Ralph Porfily and G., w. Gibson, Of
Crook county, was today comitted to
the asylum for the insane. John
Combs, sheriff, and an assistant
brought the party to Salem from Prime
VILE. Porfily is an Italian. sheep
htrder.
VIM. s. Elmer, Of Baltimore. Mary
land, Geo. f. Wheeler, Andrew NJ.
Brown, Robert A. Brown and Edward
c. Wade Of Grants Pass have filed
articles Of the EImer-Brown Copper
Mining and Melting Co., Of Grants
Pass, capital stock 100000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
RUBLE FEATHER RENovAroR.
New Invention Just Built in the
City Of Salem.

Otty OF salem.
T. M. Ruble, of indianapolis, has been
la Salem the past month busily en-
gagged in an enterprise that may de
velop into al important industry for
our city IN the near future. Mr.. Ruole
Is son Of the famous inventor, M. X.
RHble, who Ia at present In London
closing contracts for the transfer OF his
various patents to an English syndi'
cate for 500, 900. The greatest of his
inventions is the Ruble cold blast
feather renovator, one Of which has
now been built by his son in this city.
This machine received the gold medal
In Philadelphia in competition with
sixty-five machines. There are numer'
Gus steam aud other processes Of reno
waiting feathers. none Of which take out
all animal matter aud impurities, while
this machine not only cleanses the
feathers absolutely, but at the same
time toughens them in such manner
that they cannot "break down" 1t
leaves them entirely free from smell,
aud the feathers cleaned by this pro-
cess brings the highest price In the
market Persons interested In this
great invention can now see II In full
operation at li0 Court street, where
Mr.. Ruble intends TO open market
for the sale of feathers, old and new.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
CONTINUED SUCCESS.
Delighted Audiences Continue AZ
Reed's Opera House-Hanni'
bai House Tonight.

Another large audience gre, ted Mr..
Bacon's company last night. Burr
Oaks was presented in splendid man
ner and The characters were we'll sus.
tained
THE EsTATE OF HANsIBAL HOUSE.
The estste Of Hannibal House will
be given tonight. There are many
new features in this play. There is a
Salvation Army, the old farmer plow-
ing, beautiful scenery, etc. The Saliva
tion Army Is not ridiculed but is
treated in serious manner. This is
the only play where the Salvation
army is treated in n like manner. The
San Francisco press says that Hannl'
bal House is greater rural play than
the Old Homestead.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
ASTHMA rs DURABLE.
Many Who Called Yesterday az
Steiner Drug Co.'s Store, Already
TeRtifv 20 this.

Steiner Drug Co.'s Store, Already
Testify to this.
II there WAS doubt In the mind OF
any sufferer from asthma In this CITY
as to the truth Of the claims made for
DR.. Schifiimann's Asthma Cure that
doubt no longer remains, providing ne
was among the many that called Al
Steiuer Drug Go g. store yesterday and
obtained a sample package free. Al
though many who availed themselves
of this physician's offer have not AS
yet, had occasion TO test the free Gam
pie obtained yet a great number who
have already tried tue same most un-
hesitatingly declare 10 positive terms
that relief was immediate; that the
wre, ched spasms were checked. That
free expectoration was induced; that a
reclining position was readily assumed
and grea.fully maintained; that the
sleep which followed was restful and
unbroken, aud that the morning
brought a clear head and feeling of
delighted thsnkfullness which no
words are too strong to describe. Ii Is
not pretended that cure follows the
usse Of the sample. Asthma and Its
kindred ailments are among the most
stubborn known to science. But u ls
asserted positively and testified to by
thousands that CONSTANT aud perez
weren't use Of DR.. Schifimann's Asihms
Cure, will not only produce iostsni
relief but will efiecrually banish TIE
trouble. This remedy is now In the
hands Of most druggists in the Uni1o
States and is sold ia packages st o.
cents and 81, thus bringing 1t wlthii
the reach Of all. No more free samplv'
can be obtained, as the doctor nov
announces to the public that be vii
refund the moUey TO any person who
having purchased q package OF hi
druggist finds on giving 1t fair trla
that IL does not do exactly as claimed
for H.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
A BUSY PLACE.

One OF the busiest manufacturing
Institutions OF the city nowadays 10
strong's bakery, where they are daily
turning out four thousand loaves OF
bread, besides all the other work.
Fourteen teams are employed deliver
ing all this product to the people In the
city, the hop yards, and everywhere.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
They Had no Authority 10 Shut
Down the Portland School.

nv AA4a ~ A@1NAASAANS
Down the Portland School.
BY what seems a very arbitrary
action the medical faculty Of William
ette university closed the medical
school Of that institution at Portland.
They slIege ss reason that they
have been deprived of hospital privi.
leges at the Portland hospital. As the
school has run for 30 years and the
hospital only years that cannot he
the true reason.
A well informed gentleman in Port
land says thetrustees Of the Willamette
university will probably elect new
faculty Of the medical college and start
up the school by the lst Of October, as
they can have a place for clinics. The
alumni of this medical college will GER
tainly do all they can to sustain this
worthy intention. There is no occasion
for closing thi college.
Rev. John Parsons, of Salem, bas
been directed to carefully investigate
the fiuancial condition Of the school at
Portland and the trustees will base
their action on his report, aud II re-
organization is necessary they will
reorganizs.
There were 40 students in the medical
department Of the school last year
Eighteen Of these lacked one year of
having completed the course. This
would demand consideration, should
the discon,inuance Of the medical de.
paftment be enteltliDed These bold
over students have paid their tuition
fees and taken receipts therefor from
the president Of the university.
There is q splendid opportunity for
salem to secure medical college by
building II hospital. That Is what
Salem may do too.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

Tomarrow, Saturday, Sept "a, we otsr the
following "a atchless bargains. BE sure 70 call
saturday, ~ the . pT!cas Nih not De dapl'
Gated after the sale:
OLA YAnD-Au the regular los outing
H3c nannels. beautiful patti arns. Good
~ some elmpetitors sell for l2xe yard.
A0o A HARD-All wool navy stormy serge,
4JC a inches wide. Regular 90 goods
0kc A RARD-lO pieces al wool dress goods;
~ a6c yard.
IA YARD-Fire French sergeA, all wool
n1c as iachea wide, ali shades Ia stock,
w.,rth July 7kc yard. To-Day only a. SIC,
Ask N R--ruFtie skirt hnias. Fibre ehamois'
skirtond.
CtJR sHOE TRADE-is growing. Good goods
ana low prices ars tlo nlsgaets that draW
the people. We VII q" sou sooa I'D eh'Ns'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

FREE WooL.-The question Of free
wool has about died out but our all
wool suits are selling better than ever
Speaking Of the price-we are almost
giving them away. Learn our prices
before purchasing your winter clothing.
q. W. Johnson Il Son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

The PAXTON COMEDY Coo,
Wednesday night, September %, ~
mits ladies free. Each centlema'
purchasing one reserved seat ticke
will be allowed to reserve one seat
one lady or on reserved eat wi
ndmiL two ladies.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
PROF. GENTRY's
Wonderful Company of EquineA and
CANNES.

Prof Gentry, with bis army Of edu-
Gated ponies and dogs will be in his
city at the depot show grounds Mon.
day and Tuesday night, Sept. 23d and
cath. Matinee Tuesday at 2:SO q. ~.
A person who Wits this collection OF
valuable and intelligent animals can
not but wonder at the great labor and
ingenuity which has been expended in
transforming brutes into something
little less than human, and one In.
voluntary asks, "What cannot human
skill accomplish" Admission: Child.
rem, Is cents; adults, 25 cents. Take
the little ones and gladden. their hearts,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

WASH DAY-COmes soon enough bu
,ur soap will lessen the work To d
done on that day, not liI,le Give
"A trial for IL has di-llke TO dir
Salem Soap and. Chemical Works.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
Children Cry foI
Pitchers CaRrOPlA

Al MARION.-The public is notified
that A, b. George. Of Marion, is auth
oTized agent for the Daily and Weekly
JOURNAL. Any subscriptions handed
him will receive prompI attention.
Hofer Bros.
II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

CHOICE CANDY.--Is a rare article,
but a pound of fine French mixed
candy accompanies each package OF
"Epicure" tea. Gilbert a Patterson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

SoCIETY's DEMASDs-Are numer-
Gus but the demands Of the common
people is .ealables, ETC., at the lowest
prices. These are obtaihable at Bran
son 4 Co.'s They lead in the grocery
line
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

UMBRELLAS AND KEYS. - VIM.
Mitchell at the "Imperial agency"
No. 2ss Commercial street. Drop in
and get his prices on repairing them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

Happy Home elOthing-Da'rymp'es
Or. fiice's Cream Baking Powder
Awsrdsi Cad AsdL Nsiuiniss FsT, ssp F--sdsss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

Ladies' free on Wednesday might,
September 25, at Reeds opera house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

Sentor, Lucy Il Vins Pay ton at opera
house for ~ da,s, commencing Sept
25. Ladirs free the first night only.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

That little pillow that you have been
try Ing to put under your head will he
big enough ~ you have It renovated
$40 Court street.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

FEED. DID You SAY?-That is what
We deal, in everylastlngly. Try our low
prices. Brewster Il White. 202t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

IL you have news or social item call
up telephone SO, JOURNAL ofiice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
SATURDAY BARGAINS

90 ~ will buy one OF those anwool COM
0O. - Bination suits tor boys-one coat,
twO pair pants, one cap This suit ls AS
boys suits nom y up
AIN eA Mems all wool blaok clay worst d
OlZ.OU Jack suits. some peol le sell thcm
iOr Sl5 We sell them for Sl2.o0 cash. Big
values In mems suits and Pants
q IN nn b'ack silh dress {, be given away
oOU.UU In our dress goods department.
We save you money ON CApss. Jackets and
Aackintosnes.
WILLIS BROS. & co
Corner Court and Liberty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

THF CAPITAL JcuRNAL's telephons
ia No. 93 N
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

Correct 1T in shoes at the Ps'ace. IT,
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Married.

LEATH- -DOWNS.-At the residence
OF Geo. b. Ready, 1862 Summer street,
at3p M, Thursday, Sept. Is, 1895,
Mrs. Veronica Lesth to Elias Downs,
Justice II. A. Johnson ,Jr. officiating.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

Ladies' shoes from AAA TO r widths
at the Palace. II.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

Fur capes an d collars at DAlrymplqs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20
NEW ADvERTlSEMENTs.

NOR sALE'-Cider barrels at $40 as1
Cider bottles at a bargain, lOl coufssssls,ss'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

MRS. IA q M'DOwELL, teleaer o, a ryss ,.,in
vi culture, 3i6 High ST. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

uUI WING SANG CO., IJspanese f.S9
Ill Goods, silk screens, DIesslng ~ ~" M
Cninaware, Tea, Mattlngs, Undefelea - :.
Everything cheap. il2 Court ST.. undets YgS, Fls
house. S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-09-20

WAN1ED-Experien sirls 10 h9usssSSY nv
w In small families. Pay u 10 - ayr
AT this once
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-08
Chief Of Police Crowley.
[Fronl a photograph

drafted and designed for the purpose of
gaining control of the Police Commission
for that party. He owes his Office to the
Democracy. The Chief is a good man, an
honest man, has certainly earned his $4,000
year for the last seventeen years, but
that has nothing to do with the case. He
above all men should try to keep the de-
partment out of politics.
''In such connection the department is
great power. In years gone by it has been
used by different persons to serve private
political ends There is no question about
that. 1t was political machine.
"When the people of San Francisco
selected me to serve them as their chief
executive was Immediately called upon
to consider some 1900 applications for
held by other men. 1 then saw the
evil of politics in this department.
and determined to correct it. l did
so when 1 went to the Legislature and
after the hardest fight of my life succeeded
in getting through the bill that created
this august body. Now the members of
the commission are all my enemies, and
simply because offered little friendly
criticism on the danger of allowing the de-
partment to drift into politics; machine
politics at that, the lowest, the nastiest
politics.
81 was the creator of this Police Depart
ment as much as / was the creator of any,
thing in my life. 1 naturally feel an in
terest in it. I have watched its growth;
studied its development, and when last
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-08

Republican party to convey such power TO
the Democratic party, power which they
would undoubtedly make use of in the in
terests of that party"
''That is just the object, continued the
Postmaster. at was to lift the Police
Department out of politics that I, as
member of the Legislature in 1878, secured
the passage of bill creating the present
Police Commission. This act gave the ap-
pointing power to the Judges of the Dis
trict Courts of the Fourth, Twelfth and
Fifteenth districts and they appointed two
Democrats, Major Hammond and Judge
Tobin, and two Republicans, Mr.. Alvord
and Chief Crowley, who is ex-officio
member, to Office. 1, myself advised the
appointment of Crowley.
"The complexion of the Legislature that
passed this act was Democratic in both
the Assembly and the Senate; the Gov
ernor who signed the bill was Democrat,
Governor Irwin, and two of the three
Judges who made the appointments were
Democrats. Therefore it comes with very
bad grace for Chief Crowley to raise the
cry that this is a Democratic measure,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-08
THE ASSEMBLY.
MEMBERS SETTLE Down TO CLEAN
UP ACCUMULATED BUSINESS.

SACRAMENTO. March 7.-There is no play
in the actions of the Assembly now When
an opportunity comes for relaxation they
take it, Every working hour is being taken
advantage of. To-day an equal number of
important bills were considered.
Most of these were appropriation bills.
The passage of the larger part was abso-
lutely necessary to meet obligations al
ready incurred by the State. Other bills
| represent just claims. Measures asking
for appropriations that are not an urgent
necessity are very closely scrutiniZed and
meet scant courtesy.
Laugenour's bill appropriating $4,000 to
pay the Commissioner of Public Works
and his employees for completing the labors
outlined when the commission was estab-
lished, was beaten by vote of 81 to %.
Many members expressed the opinion that
it would be well to abolish the commits
sion. and they were not in favor of allow
ing it any money. A call of the House
was demanded, but receded from. Mr..
Laugenour, however, gave notice of recon-
sideration, and the bill will probably be
passed tomorrow.
Considerable discussion was evoked by
the question as to whether the bill appro-
priating $4,000 for additional buildings
for the Home for the Inebriates at Los An
geles should be read a second time.
Speaker Lynch resigned the chair to speak
in its favor, showing that it was already
crowded and that the appropriation had
been cut down from $3.50 900 to its present
size. The bill passed to its third reading.
Reid objected strenuously to the bill ap-
propriating $4750 to pay the California
Demokrat, German paper, for printing
the constitutional amendments last year.
Bachman of Fresno read the section of the
constitution directing that the amend
ments be printed only in English, and de-
clared that to pay the bill would be uncon-
stitutional. After lowering the amount
allowed to $4,000 the bill was passed to its
third reading.
Among the bills finally passed in the
| Assembly were:
! Appropriating $4,000 for the completion
and equipment of the branch of the Deaf and
! Dumb Asylum at Berkeley.
Appropriating 1886 TO pay Ira H. Locey and
| Henry Locey for services to the State Board of
| Forestry.
| Appropriating $1131 to Fay C. S. Merrill for
services as stenographer upon Court of Inquiry
| held in San Francisco September 8, 1894.
Appropriating 1881 to pay moneys advanced
| the forestry stations by the State University.
Appropriating $500 for two additional clerks
| and photographic reporter for the Attorney
General.
Appropriating $4,000 for the Home for
Soldiers Widows and Orphans and Army
| Nurses at Evergreen.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-08
FORGERY OF A DEED.
Revelation of Cunning Plot
Just as the Deal Was
to Be Closed.
TRAGEDY AT SAN BERNARDINo.
A Horse-Trainer Wounds Woman
and Then Sends a Bullet
Through His Head.

San DIEGO, March 7.-One Of the best
laid traps yet discovered in this city to
swindle purchaser of real estate, and in
volving a forged deed and perjury, was
accidentally discovered yesterday by ]. NJ.
Clark, who was about to pay over $2250 for
q worthless piece Of paper. So cunningly
had the scheme been worked THAT no sus-
picions whatever had been raised until the
last moment, when Clark, by asking a
question, laid the whole thing bare. Some
weeks ago Clark was offered three lots on
Florence Heights for $1,000. He accepted
the offer and put up $50 deposit.
Yesterday at o'clock he was to pay over
the balance and get a grant deed. 1t ap-
peared that the owner, B. Etcheyerry, had
made adeed in San Francisco on Septem-
Der 10, 1894, conveying the property to
Frank Etheridge of this city for $40. This
deed was sent to the Merchants National
Bank here with instructions to deliver it
to Etheridge on payment of $500, less
SIP 80 for commissions. Clark was as
sureG that Etheridge would take up the
deed, convey the property to him by grant
deed and place them both on record, thus
completing the transactien.
1t now develops that the deed was forged,
Etcheverry having been in France for
nearly two years. .Etheridge and J..
Walmer, another real estate man here,
from whose list the property was obtained
both appeared in a bad light, and it is
alleged that the deed was signed here and
later acknowledged by some one imperson-
ating Etcheverry before John f. Lyons, a
notary public of San Francisco. As he
could not have known the person, the lat
ter must have been introduced to him by
some one in the conspiracy to defraud, and
whose Identification will complete the
chain of evidence needed to convict three
or four men of felony.
Several other fraudulent transactions
have been brought to light during the day
which make it probable that searching
inquiry will not be lacking in results.