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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15

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NoI"oshh Lutheran Singers Meet
Rice Lake, Wis, Aug. lA-Over
200 Norwegian Lutheran singers from
the church ehoirs Of many cities in
Northwestern Wisconsin have arrived
here 10 attend the ninth annual meet
ing OF the Northwestern Wisconsin
ChOral League, which begins here To-
day. Choruses from Eau Claire, Ma.
nomonie, Chippewa Falls, Hudson.
Ashland, Baldwin. Stanley, strum ana
other places are in attendance.
The convention opened this morning
with a business session. In the after.
noOn there viii be pienies and sxcur.
aOns o n the lake and at the same time
the various choral organizations viii
have their final rehearsals for ths
grand choral concert to be held An
the Grand opera house tomorrow AFT.
ernOOu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15
ChanEs IN Lmnber Company.

l. ,. Sizp~oa zA-aEsr Of the SnP-
500 Lanber ComeasT a. North Bend.
has besn mastered 20 the San Fran
eiseo oEce. ass q ME Gris~old. form
ariv ~ p.-sia-a - 49, ===@.=.=a
manager q fhs Slpsos Interests AZ
North Bed Mr.. Szpsoa win assume
the duties scw Looked after By his
Captain A n Simpson, who
viii retire fron the active manage
NEAT Of TIE Simp@oa Lumber Company,
after . saeeessful business eareer Of
many years. Their interests in this
part Of the Northwes; are the mills at
Bend on Coos Bay; Columbia
mills, At KnaPptop, Wash, across the
from Astoria, and the mill 81
Bend, wash-Astorian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15

realize this later On. Ni1ers Watts
are ua very hesvy, a. rsz-ly sTeE
.1es5irr -iusr east 81 tire zourtains
- oarryizg -uzs s,oiEre8 parcels Of
ga rtsst Exporters are hardly pre-
.rs-es % trade extensively at present
even usrs there free oferings q Wheat|
Tsers Is no Eur0yeaa deza1S. and only
.-e rssl chartered fer loahng up.
-orsh here thfs season Harvest oPer-
utssas are i. fun s-ing Yields are
not eoni-g up 70 expectations in sone
la-aHfiss sd FnnE wheat yields
vii be EFT 6gvn materially. Farmers
have hesu getting sEtrens prices for
uanr yezrA and are noLdisPOsed TO.
seu freely. and probably vii hold OF
uusfl he las mOuneut before parting
vita their graiu; and II remains 70 b
seen whether the urgency 20 sell Is.
or greater that the pressure TO buy
In the former case the farmers viii get
fan export value; in the latter ease,
shippers necessities become
very urrent. competition might become
- active that figures above relative
vslue would be paid But from the
fact that there l. not likely 10 Be any
important nsed Of wheat before some
nert mouth AID that there is always =
nunber Of holders whO sell
Immediately upon the conclusion Of
work il seems more thaa prob
.ble this seAson's buying will be ae-
,onplishea more on the lines Of actual
basis than is former years
Farmers viii get all the market wiz
sand after allowing a legitimate
for handling and usual risks Of
hipnent. We quote club, 70 and IS
ents; bluestem. II and 70 cents, and
.alIey y sssss per bushei-Portisnd
Commercial Review.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15

asarrr hare b-e1 Vases IL tts bcttls
aa= Frflty mo-rinE one tatts -s
srsnk ~ M srs Mr. vs- Dan Fd
Say srsri-z uis hfs ons bastis r.
mairirE srs this w1s the fatal oaa
wrE Fan Dsrn n esuEaaT IRA hsr
seer. Ms Morteift. rts abssrs fru-
q. hssse b<fw ; Hsa ~ s'stoek sat
rr8sy siEhs. s.8 & -guE have hes
poasble fer s,ne ere 90 have slhs@i-
.tsses fhs poisonsz bssfie for the uu-
il the b-eket surilg shsi tioe II e.
der q have 3g-e ttis il Evuia have.
been -nseaaary for the r1lpris 70 have
knoun The plan % fts hsas4 tas ke4
tia. Il the bostIe ar5 ne habits q ths
family
hoaas. tke location 81 the bottle ana
iks habits q the fz-ily-
Mr. ars MrN van Drun both dark
zsnrer ale A s1Vply Of this beverages
keps eonEanay o. hand. bot boz
M h.oru esezy q The family. OF asg
n fhsu. eouH have Carried EFT his Do
6g-s Is tks mznne- IN Which Il was
.videutiy dose. Vie. the kouse rad
,nly beea occupied fos a r.Oush, Is a
MYSTERY.
Mrs. Wan Dr1s vas vel kzOSn and
espsstsd Sc formerly Lived Al Al
any, where ker fasker vas o.s Of The
q ths town Her brother,
yatt Mo=teisk, nsw living in saa Fran-
isso. is vel Known in PorthnA vHn
'rha formerly kept kOtsi a. PsaGOtoa
lra. Va. Draz's rszains we're take.
|, AIbany today for burial Pr0vidizg
sr brother arrives froz cslifo-zis, e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15
DON'T LET THEM SELL
YOU SOMETHING JUST As GOOD
INSIST ON HAVING
A SALEM BROOM.
BILL ANDERSON DESERTED.
wife Goes % Portland and Leaves
no Note OF Farewell.

Bill Anderson not only knows how
20 take things a. they come, but also
how 10 part with them philOsophically
when they 20. This morning bis better
half-his much better half-left for
Portland, ostsBsibiy 20 visit the eT-
position. bat Bill says she cant fool
him. He told q Journal reporter that
she had gone for good, and had left his
.bed. but taken most Of bis board, AZ
least she didn't leave any, 30 be eats
nov a. a restaurant.
Bill feels pretty blue about IL.
but il getting his hair Pompadoured and
bis shoes polished, aud says he knows
Ia widow the other side Of EOla who
just needs q good looking young fello~
like himself. o. course, speaking Of 4
widow, Is rather premature, a. Bin Il
stin married, but be says be is going q
have an anchor 70 WfndwaTd. Il NAY
be that Mra Anderson viii come back
II %, Bill says be viii forgive her fol
leaving him. and take her back int'
the very middle Of his Affections
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15
CIRCUS
PARADES
NO MORE
BsmHm& BaiIeY's Shows Too
Large TO Permit OF Street
Pzrades

Ths VISIT e B4rnun 4 Baney's cir
eos 10 s~ie@ Wednesday. Auzuss ga.
VII - nasabls Tor several rsasous Vet
leaa % theR il tsa fact tsaf this viii
Be the frE visit q the prssenf Bar-uz
A Bailey Sow 10 salsz- Many years
Aro the P. T. Bsruu1 eirsus maae a trip
throuRb this sscfio- q the west but
that has beea 80 far back nat eyes
the "ciaess i.habitans' has forrostes
H. Another Interesting fact IN con
nsetio1 Eith the visit Of TIE shou win
Be the iH.ovstion Of exhibiting without
Il preliminary parade. This IL such q
Departure from the old order Of things
that the pubic Is naturally greatly in
terssssd in knowing what elect the
elimiuation Of the procession las made
upon the business Of the sbow.
In speaking Of this innovation ". D.
C0Esy, one Of the agents Of the big cir
sus sid to = reporter for The Journal
this morning:
Despite the most luEubrious prOph-
Of failure the elimination Of the
has proved . great success, as
Manager Bailey announces the P=rzzz
4 Bailey's circus is literally too big to
give a parade The Publie has adopted
statement II Ses5 s=sss. anu never
IN lie history has the show drawn larger
Dr. more enthusiastic crowds"
"'What was the real reason for cut.
ing out the paradei'' Mr.. COKey was
lsked.
"The impOssibihty Of giving IL, and
u the same time presenting a perform
that would be satisfactory TO those
rho paid their money 10 see the show,
the reply "Owing 10 the immen
Of the exhibition, the railroads
Ould not guarantee an early arrival
Z the circus trains. A late arrival
ieant a belated parade; a late parade
involved a late opening Of the doors; a
,te opening mean a eurtailed perform
nee and general dissatisfaction. It
q question Of giving the parade and
the performance, or cutting out
parade and giving a show thai
please the public. MI. Bailey
the latter alternative, and this
business has been 40 per cent
that Of last season.
"'Now look at Il from the public
standpoint. Instead Of standing
the streets for hours. hot and
ired, waiting for the parade. the
now goes 10 the show grounds,
md sees a splendid free show, given alb
on time. Instead Of standing.
hundreds deep, around the entrance,
for the belated doors to open,
when the menagerie is ready the people
IRE admitted. and given every oPpor
unity 70 study and enjoy the fine
geological display. Instead Of being
hot, tired and cross when the show be
gins, the people are in q humor to en-
Joy Il. The show, therefore, goes with
3 vim. and when il is over they come
out pleased and satisfied, and declaring
that they have lever before seen any
10 equal the performance.
"The circus parade is bound 70 60.
The Barnum 4 Bailey show set the pace
and the other shows must follow"
"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15

The bottle was poisoned and placed
IN she hoase betwsca NE hours Of early
Friday mofning and saturday night.
Kaspar Vaa Dran. Husband q the dead
uonan. tock Two bottles home from
his saloon after elosiug "a J o'clock
Friday morning The two bottles uefe
placed on leo ia she bueket Friday. II
done In the honse. the poison must nee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15
ANTLERED
HERDS TO
ASSEMBLE
Best People on Earth win
Capture 0regOn'S Met
rOpOIiS Tomorrow

To-orro- Is Eks day at the Lewis
and Clark fair. sad there promises 20
be something doing every minute Of
the daE Tie Salem lodge is making
prep ~rations fora big excursion, and
will be accompanied BY a large dele
gation Of Salem people. The order bss
secured = special rate Of s1.65 for the
round trip. good for ten days IN Port
land. n 400 tickets are sold BY 4
o'clock this evening q special train
will Be run from here tomorrow Morn
ing At S o'clock, and leave Portland at
1910 tomorrow night, thus giving
those who want 70 return tomorrow a
chance to spend the whole day at the
fair.
The members Of the local lodge have
shown s~ommendable enterprise in work
ing up this excursion and in securing
this remarkably low rate, and Salem
people should not hesitate to show
their appreciation
The float which will form a part Of,
the Salem parade was sent 10 Port
land yesterday. and = number Of the
members are down there now at work
on H. While We are not at liberty to
diaclose .hs nature OF H. We viii say
that IL viii be = hummer, and that the
entire part Of the parade formed by
the 100 members Of the local lodge
will make the natives open their eyes
Salem has gone 70 Portland in previous
years and carried of prizes, and they
win certainly carry OF something this
time They win take 4 band Of Is or
20 pieces down with them, and will
be heard as well as seen. In short,
while the Eks viii be "It" in Port
land, Salem lodge viii be ar among
the Elks.
Five hundred Portland Eiks viii be
in Japanese hmonas. The Al
bany members will wear white trous-
ers and hats, with purple. shirts. The
Eks will wear white duck
The members Of the Vancouver
lodge viii ride government mules, OF
the mountain battery Of the artillery
at the fort, in the Elks parade, which
marches through the business streets
Of Portland at 1880 O'Clock in the
morning.
Following the parade there will be
public exercises and a reception in the
Oregon building at the exposition at
ESQ O'Clock. President II. ". Goode,
Governor Chamberlain and others speak
ers Of prominence will take part in the
At the reception the public
viii be received by the wives. and sis
tiers Of the lodge members, under the
leadership Of Miss Title Cornelius. At
5 o'clock in the afternoon the Elks
will attend an Old-fashioued clam bake
on the peninsula at the exposition, at
they will be the guests Of the
eoneessionaries on the Trail who be-
long to the order.
Ladies will participate in the eele-
bration OF the day and are expected
20 eome in large numbers from outside
The ladies' reception commit
tee to welcome ladies visitors at the
Oregon building is composed Of the fol-
lowing; Miss Tillis +. Cornelius. chair
mani MeSdames ]. Hickey, ". UpsOn,
. Lntke, John Lamont, A. j. Singer,
MEHd Comstoek, DR.. c. B. Brown, o.
Fl. A. MeAniser, NJ. Laud.
]. Kelly and Misses NJ. Weleh,
A Haakansfnin NJ VI IL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15

YACHT
RAG
Fifth Series for the cuu M
Held by the Rochester
Yacht Club

Rochester, y. Y, Aug. AN
fifth series Of races for the c,u
cup which Il at present held b.
Rochester Yacht club win begin ID
on Lake Ontario, Of the hrfb~
Charlotte This is the greatest u
ing event on the great lakes and
drawn a large number Of yaehsul
from all parts Of the country u
city. Everything is in readiness
the first race to be sailed this "A
noon and excitement over the cod
contest runs high.
The Canada cup was first Offered
the TOleda Yacht club In 1896.
Royal Canadian Yacht club ehana.
for il, with the Fife designed n
Canada. She won Il from the C
go yacht VeneedOr, at Toledo ba
1929 the cup returned to the ud
States. the IS foot yacht GenssoA d
Rochester, representing the Gid
Yacht club, defeating the Beaver !
~resenting the Royal Canadian I'd
club. In 1901 the Canadian yacht
vader defeated the Cadillac Of Deu
winning back the cup. Last year
IroRdequoit, a 40 foot yacht n
senting the Rochester Yacht club 4
back the trophy by defeating
Royal Canadian Yacht clubs ddu
er StratheOna.
Under the rules for the cup rae
victorious yacht must win three
Of Eve races At the races fE
cup. beginning this a~ftern0oa
yacht IroquoiS a HerreshOh boat 7
be the defender, while F. NislA
Temeraire has been selected ehiIr
by the Royal Canadian Ysshi "a
The TemerAire was designed By p
the Scotch expert. The designer
be on board during the race. TIE
quois viii be sailed by Captain Y
Mabbett.
The Iroquois is fitted with jR
staysan instead Of the tWsP
canvas customary Of sili
that kind. Her immense foFEaio
made possible by the long
spirit gives her a big advaHtags u
size OF her spinnaker, the bass
is % feet 6 insheS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15
Ansouni a. EIka' Dag a tAs Lewis ana
QArk EKpaaaian AnEnll lou

The soatheEn PaeiAe Company viii
ssl round trip tickets 10 Portland and
return Al sl6d LPit 10 days II
VII be greatly Appreciated b. The
sommlttss Il yea uoala sseurs year
tickets tatsy and tonssfow, IN order 10
.seurs peelnl eoaehes 70 s~nesslmodats
e-l9-ta
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15

Daring The Lewis and Clark E1pOsi
tion the o. O. T. Co win make n.t,
q rs cents 70 Portland, rouna Trim An
rsksts g0od fer 10 dAyA BOats lsaD
lag daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-15

State Game Warden Baker .
his best to enforce the game law
week he made IS arrests for =
China pheasants and deer.
The statesman., 1905-05-12

OF aHairs is nimsy one, out Is I'm
pllcitly beliered by the inhabitants
and vigorously observed II appears
that at one Of the chief monasteries
there Is a miraculous icon. II is
representation OF the Virgin, and the
legends say that one day as the En-.
press Pulcheris, who had literally en-.
dowed the church. as well as beauti.
fed and restored II. was engaged In
her devouons the Virgin spoke and
asked her what she. woman. was
doing there. AS the Empress did not
reply the voice spoke again and com.
manded her to leave. saying that no
woman should ever again enter the
church. The surprised lady left the
place, and since then no female has
ever entered the promontory. though
why this prohibition should have TAX.
en- In the entire peninsula is not clear.
The statesman., 1905-05-12

huron. II Is made up Of Ave hundred
wooden huts. During the summer
these houses are hidden away on
shore and the town contains not
single inhabltant. but on the arrival
of winter. when the lake is frozen, the
owners Of these huts arrive and pro-
ceed to move their huts out on the ice.
The floor OF the nut Is taken up and
hole Is cut IN the surface Of the ice.
Through these holes the residents Ash
oil through the winter. But when the
spring comes and the Ice melts away
this extraordinary town is once more
broken up and the inhabitants move
their shanties back to the woods while
they scatter themselves all over the
country. This place during 'the sea.
son" has two churches and curing
house, not to mention several saloons.
But the most curious town in the
universe Is situated on a promontory
on the coast Of Macedonia and is
called Athos. The peninsula is known
as the Mountain OF the Monks" from
the fact that a score or more Of mon.
asteries are dotted over the hills or
lie In the valleys. They are filled
with body Of ascetics, kind and hos.
pitable to strangers, but full OF super
stitions. The actual town is distinct
from the monasteries and supplies the
simple wants Of the monks. Here are
to be found streets Of shops, flourish.
Ing bazaar and all the energy and bus
tie Of a modern town. But one thing
strikes the visitor at once. Not fe-
male is to be seen. Even the small
Turkish garrison is made up entirely
Of bachelors. This strange law is car.
rled out even among the domestic ami.
mails. Only the wild birds evade IT,.
but they are never eaten. The legend
which accounts for this strange state
The statesman., 1905-05-12
A Little War Tragedy.

In the Franco Prussian war
French gunner was commanded by
his colonel TO fire on small house
which was believed TO be retreat OF
the enemy.
"Try it with shell, my man." said
the officer.
With pale face Pierre obeyed. He
sighted his piece deliberately and &C.
curately, then fired It.
We'll hit, my man, we'll hit" said
the officer, as he looked through his
glass. That cottage could not have
been very solid. It's completely
smashed"
Turning around. he noticed a tear
stealing down the gunners cheek
Why, what's the matter?" he ex
claimed, roughly.
Pardon me, colonel" was the An.
swer. "It was my own little house
everything had in the world
Southern Churchman.
The statesman., 1905-05-12
SOME QUEER TOWNS
PLACES OF HUMAN ABODE MORE
OR LESS UNcARNY.
Chinese outeasts Make Their Burrows
Among Deserted GrsVes-Fishers
Who Live on the Ice In Lake Huron
The Monks OF Athos.

Away up in the northernmost part
OF Northern China is a town com
posed entirely OF graves. The place
Is, as matter OF fact, a deserted
burial ground, and has been taken
possession Of by band OF beggars,
thieves and outcasts Of all descrip-
tons, who eat and sleep in spite Of
their strange environment. There
are several of these towns among the
tombs" in various parts Of the Chinese
empire, but the one mentioned is tho
most extensive
Adjoining certain famous quarry
In Italy Is town whose inhabitants
pay neither rent nor taxes. The citi-
zens, -ao are all employed In tie
quarry, dig out dwellings for them-
selves in the precipItous sides of the
rocks. Roads up the cliffs lead to the
various gallaries
In marine village in New Guinea
there are houses all OF which are sup
ported by piles and stand in the ocean,
5ome distance from the shore. The
object OF this strange position Is to
protect the inhabitants from sudden
attacks from the dreaded head hunt
ers, who are always on the lookout
for victims. Other villages in the
same locality are perched on lofty
trees for the same reason.
Another curious place without a
name is town on an arm OF Lsks
The statesman., 1905-05-12
Black 2207.
Phone us your news.
Phone us your printing orders.

Eugene P. Booze of Colorado
Springs, was in the city this week aud
concluded arrangements for the meet
ing OF business men Of our state to be
held here May Both, and 3lst. A pro
gram has been arranged including
speakers of national reputation. The
Peoples Sunday Alliance will act as
host. Shorter Church will be the
meeting place.
What has been accomplished in
Colorado Springs by concerted bust
ness effort is little short Of wonderful
Much is hoped for from this move
ment and all business men and well
wishers OF the race should attend.
The statesman., 1905-05-12
TIppIIna In eou,h carolIn,.

Tho Columbia Is. c. State notes
that the dIspcnsarv sales in Sumter
population 56so) for the ak dsys
ending Dec % aggregate se.4i2"-
more than 800 worth Of rum for each
inhabitant
The statesman., 1905-05-12
zulus swift, Runners.

Tho rate at which the Zulus can
;nn In an emergency is astonishing.
Some will cover as much rs fifty
miles in six hours. Eight miles in an
hour Is an ordinary feat.
The statesman., 1905-05-12
LlnIment Of Cedar OH.

Cedar oil is a valuable Hniment.
and as general pain Killer had I'm.
mense vogue at one time among pat.
ent medicine men Guides and trap.
pers still believe in It.
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Coming Motor Yacht.

II. +. Buchell in May outing.
An elaborate motor boat, which may
really be called a motor yacht, will be
seen this season on the Shrewsbury river
near Red Bank Tie boat is so feet long,
with an 1l-foot beam and a draught of 3
feet. She is equipped with two powerful
90-horse-power engines, which will give
a speed of from sixteen to seventeen miles
an hour In every respect the boat Is the
equal of small steam yacht. In the for
ward parts is the pilot house and bridge
deck n the pilot house, sleeping accom-
modations are provided for two members
of the crew and there are special quarters
for the engineer in the engine room below
the bridge deck. The main saloon is aft
with four folding sleeping berths and
back of this is the owners private state
room, which is the full width of the boat.
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That Come With Summer

Ladies' Vests in finest quality Of
Isle. low neck and sleeveless, HEo
crocheted trimmed, SILK tape. 'VN
Ladies' Vests, low neck and silk
tape over shoulder, trimmed with
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When II prints good. IT IL good cut
The Gawk Engraving Co.
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The boat also has an electric cooking
apparatus and full capacity for 700 gall
Ions of gasoline, capable of carrying the
yacht 600 miles without rehlling the tanks.
For small boats. the motor yacht will
carry dingey and auto tender, the lat
ter equipped with fye-horse-power en-
CINE and having room for five passengers.
yacht like this shows the future possi-
bllities of the use Of motors for large
pleasure boats, and as naphtha launches
are giving way almost entirely to motor
boats, 1t Is n question: If, within a short
time. the small steam yacht will not be
supplaHted by boats fully as elaborate
in furnishings but driven by automobile
motors.
General Lees Eulogy of Lincoln.
From Leslie's Weekly.
General Fltzhugh Lees eulogistic refer
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ences to Lincoln in his recent address be-
fore the joint session of the New York
Legislature are another evidence that the
passions and preiudiees of the Civil war
era are forever buried in the United
States. No more striking tribute was
ever paid to the martyr President than
was passed upon him by this former emil
nent Confederate soldier. 1t recalls the
eulogy paid to Sumner just after his
death, by Senator Lamar, also a distin'
guished adherent of the lost cause
Lees euloey of Lincoln was the last pub
lie utterance of one of the bravest sold
iers of the south, AMI, like the dying
words of General Grant on Mount Nc
Gregor, ii was an eloquent plea for per-
petual peace.
When II prints good. IT Is good cut
The GaWk Engraving Co.
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Price. 80. -. -. ........ go
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