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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
DIED.

CAMPBELL.-At the family home
t7s East Tenth street. Portland.
Oregon, February 20, 1907. An.
drew J. Campbell. aged 2s years
and months.
Many friends OF the family viii
remember J. II. Campbell, formerly
OF this city. This younger SON has
been a great sufferer for severa,
months Every thing loving hands
could do was but TO comfort. ana
could not stay the hand OF death
Last Wednesday at s O'Clock he
passed away and is at rest. lie was
resigned and wished for the end
he leaves a father. mother. broth.
er and one sister. Funeral services
az the home. Brother ]. J. Evans
OF Albany, Officiating. Intermept ~
Rose city cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Linn County Solons.

On the governors veto of the ap-
preparation for the State University
the Linn county delegation divided
as follows: Holt, Upmeyer and Mil
Ter of Lebanon to sustain the veto;
Brown and Miller o; Albany TO sus-
tain the appropriation notwithstand-
ing the veto. Senator Milt Miller, II
should be further said, who is a mem
ber OF the board OF regents Of the
university supported the appropria-
tlon In the first place, After the gov
ernor's veto he changed and support
ed the yeto.--Albany Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Personals

Rollie southwick went to Portland
yesterday. .,..
Professor Boyer, of Willamette
visit in Portland
Mrs. L. Bilyeu and daughter, OF
Eugene. are visiting in the city.
Robert G. Morrow, of Portland, is
in the city today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lark Bilyeu and
daughter, Of Eugene, are in the city.
Miss Jessie Little, after visiting
relatives here, has returned to Port
land
MFR. and Mrs. Sllas Soule returned
10 their home in Portland this
morning.
Murray Wade, the sketch artist,
of Portland, arrived in the city last
evening.
Charles X. spaulding returned
last evening from a business trip to
Portland.
Miss Katherine Lewis, of San
Francisco, left this morning for a
visit in Eugene.
Major f. A. Loomis, who is we'll
known here, has accepted a clerical
position in Oregon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Forrest went
10 Turner today, where they will
visit friends and relatives.
Miss Edna McFarlane, who has
been visiting Portland friends, re-
turned to her home in this city to-
day.
Mrs. Roy Phillips and little son,
Paul, have returned from visiting
Mrs. John steelhammer, of Wood
burn.
T. T.. Cornelius and VIII Skipton
have gone to Wheeler county. where
they expect to buy several bands of
bronchos.
Mrs. Walter Reed, the contralto.
who sang in the Gesner concert last
night, has returned to her home in
Portland.
Mrs. F. s. Gilbert, the millIner,
left this morning for Portland TO at
tend the millinery openings of some
OF the leading stores.
Edward Copper has accepted a po-
sition as clerk in the Red Cross
Pharmacy. Ed" is a member OF
the Salem Military Band, and is well
known here.
Miss Lelo Nicklin, OF Forest Grove
arrived in the city last evening to
attend the Gesner concert. Miss
Nicklin is well-known here, where
she resided previous to going abroad
TO study music.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Mills Resume Work.

Oregon City. Feb. 26.-It was CIV
en- out today that the wooden mills
would begin work Wednesday in all
departments The fiume that is be-
ing constructed to supply water both
to the woolen mills and to the city
pumping station is almost completed.
and IL has been made long enough
TO guarantee an abundant supply OF
water for all purposes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Nearly a Centenarian--

Breeze Gibson left yesterday to
visit his aged mother at Portland.
as she Il in very poor health Mrs.
Gibson Is now s2 years old. but stiu
retains her wonderful memory. as
well az her reasoning faculties.
When she married Mr.. Gibson seven
~ years ago she was very frail. and
Il was remarked that Gibson got q
mighty good woman, but he won't
have hor over two years. as she can't
live" Hut she has outllyed all OF
her generation, and during the past
year has made four pleeed quilts,
Her children are all very much de-
voted 60 her, and nothing would
please them more than 90 have her
with them, Tor another decade. This
wish is also held by her many pio-
necF friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Grant Denies IL.

Washington, Feb. 26.-Major F.
d. Grant, commanding the depart
ment OF the East, says he did not
criticise the Presidents attitude on
the japanese question, as he was re-
ported to have done at a recent meet
ing. General Grant was in the war
department on matters connected
with the jamestown exposition, and
made an informal statement to Sec
retary Taft, saying his Philadelphia
speech had been misquoted or mis-
understood.
General Grant also wrote a per-
sonal letter TO President Roosevelt
explaining the matter from his own
point Of view.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
No Trnce Of Road Agent.

Medford, Or. Feb. 26.-Notwith-
standing a most dilligent search by
several posses under the guidance of
woodmen thoroughly familiar with
this section. no trace OF the Blue
Ledge stage robber has been discov-
cred. The mountain trails have
swarmed with searching parties for
two days past, and Sheriff Jackson
has wired a description OF the rob-
ber 10 all points on the Southern Pa
cifc line far into California, yet the
search has been abandoned as fruit
less
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
$tt.S5 to $40

been up In the big woods. and they
thoroughly appreciated his spirit of
reciprocity The Journal reporter
promised not TO tell how the Santiam
doctor prescribed for Brother Dowh-
ing when the latter was up there
oamped In the rain for several days,
and unable 10 cross the river on ac-
count OF hlgh water, but some day
murder will out. and then no doubt
the latter will tell what his medical
friend did after attending a Good
Tomplars' banquet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
WIN Give Sacred Opera

The chorus which has been re-
hearslng under the direction OF DIR.
n. c. Epley on the sacred cantata
"A Pillar OF Fire" has decided TO
give the concert on Tuesday even
ing, March 3. Many OF the best
singers OF the city are In the chorus
and aproftable and pleasant enter
tainment il promised The afair
will be given In the First Christian
church and is descriptive OF the flight
OF the children OF Iseral from the
land OF bondage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
CITY NEWS
Party TO caradero--

A party consisting OF c, A. Park.
Paul Wallace. John n. Albert, u.
Hofer and son, Lawrence. Senators
Kay and Smith, Judge Scott, super
intendent Page and Assistant Geo.
n. Davis. went TO casadero today 10
witness tho starting OF the 10000
horse power hydraulic power station
Installed there by the Portland Rail-
way Light and Power Co. About
500 were ia the party from Portland
and other places. going from Port
land at z y. m. today. and returning
60 that city az 10 y. m. tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Cure Piles
Before Too ii,
Pyramid Pile Cure WIN o..
1t in the Privacy Of r. rSS, Sa'',s y \
Home. ~
free TRIAL p,c,,,
10 PROV y

DfI. "A.
looked upon an operation = - :.
remedy but they have no, ,...'.
even an operation az .
Operation has not rooted on, =
ease and the sufferer has ,o.,
ward with shrinking to the N, !.
wnen the same horrible ordeal u
be passed through again
The Pyramid Pile Cur. II
wnyE Because it gets down ~
the surface 1t helps nature. 49,
the swelling stops the co.,.-1
heals the ulcers and Hssure. II
is none. of the forms Of Ol,.. ~
these little pyramids are ,o, II
to rectify.
The Pyramid Pile Cure |, ii
hospital cure, but Is TO NJ -,
home. There is no loss =, ~
detention from business. It A.'
used for years and has the -
or the profession as rem.A, n
piles of all forms and no m,,.. j
what stage of development r'I
is no case of piles so severe ,hr \
Pyramid Pile Cure will not b,,,, n
lief, and there is no man or Va.
too poor to get this relief.
1t is for sale at all reliable II
gists at SOC per box, or II yOw !,
fer a free trial package beior u
chasing, It will be sent to "a,
return mail upon your request
bonafide testimonial Of n..
cured will show you what thes,
pyramids really do.
az suffered untold misery icr 4
months, when my wife begged \,
send for a soc box. When II vmAs|
gone knew | was better Al
didn't take any begging to n 4
to send for a second box ni|
1 am about well now, but MN
any symptoms Of a return VII I
der at once. Tell all about tAh "A
remedy for piles" Yours, LIN
Elwee, Honey Grove, Texas. R.
9.
"P. s. | only used two bCra Z
don't think l will need any ID
Piles OF seven months standlng
Pyramid Pile Cure Just IIls
sample. in soc box, at all druH|
Pyramid Drug Co., 81 Pyramid
Marshall, Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26

from South Dakota. Omar Bewley,
who has been employed at the Fort
Spokane Indian school, at Miles,
Washington. has been promoted and
transferred to the position of engin-
eer at Chemawa, vice Roy Perry, who
has been transferred TO the quarter
masters department as engineer at
the Preside, San Francisco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Former Willamette student

DIR. /. \. Sanders, who graduated
from the Willamette Medical College
in 1901, was married February 18th,
In Baker City. TO Miss Addle Hol-
comb, OF Pine Valley. Baker county.
She was a student at Willamette I'm
yersity at one time. They will make
their home at Cornucopia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26

Chris schuebel. the deputy district
attorney OF claekamAs county, has
rendered his resignation. something
an once holder seldom does. nov
Adays, He ID a deputy under Harri-
sen Allen. Of Astoria, Some time
ago Il was announced that Mr., Allen
would resign and that John NJ.
Wall. OF Hillshoro. would be his
successor. This was said 60 have
been tho result OF a deal that Mr..
Wall was 90 retain AL OF AR. AIlen's
Republican deputies The Democrats
OF Oregon City entered a vigorous
protest TO this alleged arrangement
and Mr, Allen withheld hts rssignA-
tlon. Now that Mr. Schuebel has
resigned, ramoru OF Mr. Aliens re-
tirement are again rife aud Il 10 said
that an Oregon City lawyer may be
his Successor. presumably either O.
D. Eey or Gilbert /. Hedges
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Petition for Revicw--

John X. Gov VI, City OF woodburn
h the title OF petition IN depart
ment No, of the Marion county
circuit court. asking for writ OF
review In the case Of saloon closing
in which the said John X, Cow was
found euilty OF holding hia saloon
open AZ hours prohibited by the city
council judge Galloway has ordered
that a writ Of review be issued, aud
that all proceedings IN the said ae-
tion be stayed, Thomas Brown APP
pears as attorney Tor the plalnuE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Administrator Appointed

J. l.. Mckinney has been appoint
ed administrator OF the estate of w.
H. Mckinney. The property con-
sisis of money due from the South
ern Paciac Company and personal ef.
tects, and 81 acres OF real property
In Marion county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Woman Drowned Herself.

New York, Feb. 2s.-when the
ferry boat Sag Harbor was nearing
the dock this morning a we'll
dressed woman screamed and leaped
into the water. She disappeared be-
meath the ice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Los Angeles Fire.

Los Angeles, Feb 26.-Shortly
before 1 O'Clock this afternoon fire
broke out in the basement of the
Germania building. In less than an
hour afterwards the indication are
that the building will be totally de-
stroyed. Two firemen were injured.
The loss will probably be 100000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
GOshAns Succeeds stevens.

Washington, Feb. 26.-The Presi-
dent has accepted the resignation OF
Chief Engineer Stevens and has ap-
pointed Major GOthalls. OF the army.
TO succeed him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Mnnts TO BE President.

Des Moines, Ia, Feb. 26.-The
politicians here assume that Shaw
accepted the New York position so
as to project himself into the presi-
Dental fight as candidate of the
anti-Roosevelt interests. New York
state will probably propose his name
and support him in the convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26

Hon. Frank Eiehenlaub. county
treasurer OF Clark county, Washing.
ton, arrived In the city yesterday 10
attend the Le Roy Gesuer concert
last nlght His son. Frankie. who
Is talented young vionnist. was a
fellow student OF Gesner in Bohe-
mia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26

Miss Alice Preass. clerk Of the In
dian school. has been transferred 10
the Phoenlx Indian school IN Arlao-
ma, a. an increased salary and her
place has been allied BY the promo
tion and transfer Of Miss Mary La
lor of the Riverside school In Cali
fornia. Who has arrived end' un,ered
upon her duties Miss Martha Hol-
lister. nurse. has reslgned and her
place haa beea allied fFom TIE cisn
service Lists b. the appoaRtmenf oi
Alss Mary vanGha. lFsissd nuras
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26

Washington. Feb. 2s.-It is un-
derstood that Secretary Shaw has ae-
espfed the presidency OF the carne-
gie Trust Company. Of New York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
NpEPKNDENCR sr1nr

Daily except Sunday. L.axe. wu.
lAms''s hosss. sAlsn Al a ,. m. sou.
asess With motor ter AioamouiA ana
Dallas al s;is p n. Laas.s lnA..
pendsnes al q y. Phene NJ.
rs' RAEsPH BUpLoHn
MaAassT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Iowa Rate Am.

nes Aolnes, Feb. as.-The senate
passea the s-oent fars bnI today. II
had alreafx passed the house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Goes 60 Portland

Mrs. c. l.. Watt will leave for
Portland tomorrow morning. en-
route to Washington, in the interests
of the United Artisans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26

mr. Pratt. Of Mehama, and G "
work. OF MIN Guy. were IN town
yesterday, and oeorgc 3, Downing
~as bnay showing them the sights
They have done a. much for Uncle
ueorge occasionally when he has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
He First Did His Duty.

One of the board Of regens d
State University, Milt Miller
Linn. voted to sustain the p'
nor's veto OF the approprliil'''
Albany Democrat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26
Pacific Coast and
willamette River
AGATES

We grind. polish and mount
asstes iuss a. cheap a. you can have
a dono AZ Newport. aud guarantee
Satisfaction or NO pay.
hrins yoor Agates home with you
asxt simc and have them polished a,
any time
This win BE- = great convenience
40 the public.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-26

For sale-one ao.- ~
Brown LeghoFn - ~
. rooster. also ols ga
cockersl and one - z
pup. from resi.'s,.- ,....,..n Z
esss for sesti.s ra.ar's T
pure s c Brss. Brs..'.s
Marion and fss -
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04
May Transmit Loathsome Diseases

"It is admitted by all physicians
who are familiar with the hospital that
the trusty system is all wrong. Petty
thieves, forgers, in fact criminals of
any and all descriptions are sent into
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04
SHOWS ACTIVITY
IN FACTORIES
FIRE BOARD GRANTS MACHINE
PERMITS
Steam Boilers, Gasoline Engines, Mo-
tors and other Applications Indi-
cate Industrial Growth
of Los Angeles

Much industrial activity is apparent
in the business before the fire commits
sioners Thursday. The permits asked
for or granted represent thousands of
dollars invested in manufacturing en-
terprises, either new or expansion OF
established ones
Applications for permits granted by
the board were as follows:
r. A Baker & Co., hay, grain and
fuel yard, 6050-64 Pasadena avenue.
Modern Fixture company, electric mo-
tor, 800 East Third street, for operat-
ing cabinet factory.
California Roadrunner Auto COM
pany, electric motor, 1880 San Fernando
street, for operating machine shop.
Los Angeles Manufacturing company,
two electric motors, 25O1-29 Cheney
street, for operating pipe shop.
Union Oil company, two steam boil
ers, SIT Mateo street, for operating
pumping plant, with proviso that
smokestack be sixty-five feet high.
New York Bottling works, electric
motor, 1885 East Ninth street, for oper-
ating soda water factory.
A. Anderson, gasoline engine, tempo
rarily at 1921 Newton street, for oper-
ating experimental shop.
Los Angeles county, temporary use
of stationary engine for heating oil at
University station switch, between For
ty-second street and Santa Monica ave-
nue..
The following applications granted by
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04

Chief Lips were ordered approved:
j. f. Connell, oil storage tanks, near
B. F. Coulter building, South Broad
way.
California Roadrunner Auto COM
pany, gasoline storage tank, 1880 San
Fernando street.
Hague Oil Burner company, distillate
storage tank, 261 South Los Angeles
street.
Hague Oil Burner company, French
range, $40 South Broadway.
The following pennies were referred
to Chief Lips for investigation:
G. Mazet, electric motor, 701 Castelar,
street, for operating bakery.
Greenleaf Compton company, distil-
late engine and rock crusher, 1924 Pri-
vate alley, rear of 1900 Alameda street.
Calkins company, two electric mo-
tors, 361 North Avenue Twenty-three,
for operating zinc shavings factory.
Petersons Tile house, electric motor,
1918 South Main street, for operating
tile factory
Charles E. Clay steam boiler and
electric motor, 429 Central avenue, for
operating steam laundry.
w. P. Jefferies company, steam boil
er, 1859 Winston street, for operating
heating plant.
Following applications for permits
were referred to the chief with power
to act:
storage tank, 605-9 West Seventh street.
Bishop & Co., crude oil storage tank,
Eighth and Alameda streets
L. Schlegel two distillate storage
tanks, southwest corner North and YER
mont avenues
r. c. Begelion, portable gasoline en-
gine. 1446 Bellevue avenue, for ripsaw.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04
READY TO
WELCOME CROOKS
PINKERTON DETECTIVES PA
TR0L STREETS
Thief catchers Well Organized and
Crime viii Be Reduced to
Minimum During Fiesta
Week

Complete preparations for the well
coming of the Shriners have been made
by the committees appointed to care for
these visitors during Fiesta, but prep
arations of different kind have been
made for the reception of a different
class of guests which is expected to
visit Los Angeles in large numbers dur
ing the week.
This latter class is composed of
crooks, thieves, pickpockets, punco men
and confidence workers of all descrip-
tions, who make a practice of gathering
wherever there is a large crowd. and
who expect rich pic!xings among the
wealthy visitors that will be in Los An
geles for seven days.
For nearly two months preparations
for the reception of this class of visitors
have been going along quietly, until to-
day there is gathered here as we'll an
organized a force of thief catchers as
was ever assembled at one time in any
city before.
Pinkertons Are Busy
Detectives from every leading city in
the country, known and feared by the
men who live by breaking the laws, are
scattered throughout the town, and 1t
will take a shrewd crook to dodge all
the sharp eyes which will be turned
on him. Pinkerton detectives with years
of experience as thief catchers are
quietly walking the streets, and now
and then noddlng t, some uniformed
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04

the hospital to do the work, and it is
necessary for the physicians to watch
them with one eye while attending to
cases which demand all their atten-
ton.
1.-THE men in charge at the hospital
are doing all in their power to do their
work there successfully, but you can
not expect much of them when they
are not given the proper assistance.
"The way things go now 1t is possible
for a man afflicted with the most loath-
some disease to be assigned to the work
in the hospital, and surely you cannot
expect the physicians there to examine
every trusty that is sent to them to see
If he Is physically sound.
eff Los Angeles would supply the hos
pital with two trained nurses, one for
days and the second for nights, the work
at the hospital would be carried along
a great deal better than 1t is at present
and it would not be necessary for us to
worry about whose hands our loved
ones had fallen into If they met with
an accident.
DR.. Garrett Is Dissatisfied
''I know that for one do not wish to
have my wife or daughter taken to the
receiving hospital If they meet with
some accident, and there have them at
tended to by one of the outcasts who
has been sentenced for some crime, pos
sibly of revolving character"
'I hope the days of the trusty system
in the receiving hospital are numbered"
said DIR. e. H. Garrett, chief surgeon
at the hospital, last night.
1.-THE system is bad one and, despite
the fact that care is taken by the
jailer to select the cleanest and most
intelligent men for the work, frequently
improper ones are taken.
II at first thought it would be pos
sible to get two men from the county
hospital for the work, but 1 find that
there are only four trained nurses
there, and one of those is Ill at present.
1t is impossible for that institution TO
supply the hospital with suitable
nurses, and it would be the best for the
city If two permanent nurses were en-
engaged.
I'VE can arrange to hire two nurses
at salary of $75 ninth each, and
the city would find the money we'll ex-
pended" !"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-04

officer, with the result that a few min.
utes later some man who has not OBJ
served the nod is on his way to the po-
lice station and the word suspicion"
written opposite lis name.
For these private detectives an visit
ing officers are working hand in hand
with the local department. In fact
they are in the city at the request of
the local police, and ere doing all they
can to show Los Angeles that they ap-
preciate being invited guests and will
protect her citizens and visitors from
the light fingered pi kpocket or oily
tongued confidence worker to the best
of their ability.
The regular force of detectives work.
ing under Captain Paul Flammer are
also prepared for busy week. Dur
ing the last month the size of the de-
tective force has been nearly doubled,
as many patrolmen who have proved
themselves shrewd enough have doffed
their uniforms ana can today be seen in
plain clothes wherever the crowds are
thickest.
Murray Watches Regulars
"Why has Pat Murray been taken off
the jail?" was a frequent question
heard around the city jail building a
few weeks ago when the man who has
for two years acted as jailer was
placed on a beat.
The question is now answered, for
Pat is seen each morning in citizens
clothes quietly leaving the station and
sauntering through the down town
streets. Murray knov-s personally every
prisoner who has been confined in the
city Jail during the last two years and
can remember every face that has been
behind the bars during that time.
He is one of those who will be seen
on the sidewalk during Fiesta, and with
him will be Patrolman Moore of Cap
tain Auble's force. FOR several years
Moore has been doing plain clothes
work and during that time has landed
many well known and dangerous crimi-
n2ls behind the bars.
Patrolman Carroll, a former partner
OF Moore, is working out of the de-
tectives' office and with him is PATROL
man Oker, known as one of the shrewd-
est and most daring officers on the
force.
A number of crimes will be COM
mitted during Fiesta, th, the police ad-
nit, but they say they are prepared to
hold the percentage CT crime down to
its lowest and will be on hand to cap
ture those who dare try to follow their
trade during the :. eek.