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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08
ERNOR
| ISSUES
PARDON
IHt,maurlce Who Was Serving
brop Years Sentence For
Larceny Released

IT, Fitzmaurice, who plead
robblng chinaman IN
In in November 1905 and was
~ 70 serve three years in the
ssiary, was pardoned yester-
Z covernor Chamberlain.
\ netition asking for his re-
H. signed by nearly seventy
a of Grant county and sets
H. Fitzmaurice on the even
/ tho 18th day of November
LIS gambling in a saloon at
bay. Grant county, Oregon, to-
|vith several parties including
Imam named All Hang They
klaying Faro and Maurice lost
money he had and the china
IUu thirty or forty dollars and
! hack to Chinatown, a dis
4, about one-half mile. Young
Iurice who is said to have been
Ie went out the back door of
|mbling house and overlook
.ng after he had gone about
,ay TO Chinatown. He pro-
10 rid the said All Hang of
tenty dollar gold pieces. Fitz-
u IS a young man and It is set
h the petition that this is his
fouble.
des the petition there were
personal letters sent to the
Ior requesting the pardon TO
nted, among which was a let
ON the district attorney of
county, and a communication
he young mans father who is
mess in John Day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08
The Limit OF Life.

The most eminent medical scien-
lists are unanimous In the concln-
sion that the generally accepted lin
itation of human life is many years
below the attainment possible with
the advanced knowledge OF which the
race is now possessed. The critical
period, that determines its duration,
seems to be between so and go; the
proper care OF the body during this
decade cannot be too strongly urged;
carelessenss then beings fatal to
longevity. Natures best helper after
so is Electric Bitters. the scientific
tonis medicine that revitalizes every
organ OF the body. Guaranteed BY
J. c. Perry. druggist. soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08

For saie--old papers. 10 cents per
hundred. Inquire Journal ONCE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08
BUILDING A HOUSE

We can supply you with the iuIn-
ber you need at the price that will
materially economize In the cost.
Just come and see us and look over
our yards.
GooDALE LUMBER co..
Yards Near Depot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08

LEAVE BEHIND THEM GOOD
IMPRESSIONS, you WILL NOT
DISPUTE THE FACTS CONCERN
ING THE SUPERIORITY OF EP-
PLEY'S PERFECTION BAKING
POWDER OVER OTHER BRANDS.
ONCE YOU BECOME INTIMATELY
ACQUAINTED WITH IT'S MERITS.
1T IS HARDLY NECCEssARY TO
THE POINTS or AID
VANTAGE OF EPPLEY'S PERFEC-
.TION BAKING POWDER. IN THE
FIRST PLACE 1T Is NOT PUT UP
IN THE ODRINARY TIN BOXES,
BUT Is PUT UP IN EVERLASTING
MASON JARS. WHY NOT TRY EP-
LEY'S PERFECTION BAKING
POWDER TODAY, AND FACTS
WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08
|AsY WAY TO ADVERTISE
THE STATE.
Tell Our Eastern Friends All
|out the Superior Opportuni-
ties We Possess.

April 29th last the Oregonian
bed a special industrial edition
ID exclusively to the exploita-
oregon. II probably contain
pre- special and miscellaneous
baton about Oregon than any
Publication that has ever been
II is peculiarly useful and
Die to the homeseeker, because
es the latest and most reliable
hation about so many different
is that the homeseeker is ma
b Interested in. Almost every
= Ftnent OF industry is specialized.
both descriptive and statistical
nation OF a highly valuable
tcter is given extensively and In
Raining form.
'sldents OF Oregon who know its
htages as compared with the
fsted and depleted east, and who
nave friends back there whom
would like TO see here enjoying
pod things Of this favored state.
aid In a splendid work without
and very little effort. II you
your friend would be inter-
IN knowing more about oregon
might eventually become a valu-
citizen, send his name and ad-
10 the general passenger agent
e oregon Railway & Navigation
any or the Southern Pacific at
and and a copy of this special
'h' with a complete summary
c several subjects treated, care
ihdexed, will be mailed TO him
p"!' In this manner YOU may
. means not only of doing your
good turn, but OF helping
.mulate the growth and prosper
Oregon.
ht forget that commencing
~oeF lst and continuing daily
NO months, tickets will be on
u almost every railroad station
= east TO all points in Oregon
'ae northwest at what has com :
popularly known as "eolonist
These rates are the cheap
sheFa! long distance rates ever
'Shed' and enable one to reach
"a from any part OF the United
a. out a triie more than one
nile They are the greatest in
y 20 colonization and progress
acme building OF any known
70 ana II the restless, dissatis-
s'usn' OF the East is made to
eelofe-hand the advantages he
~ l'oy here the problem is solved,
nc star Of empire will continue
I've steadily westward.
|, Is the time to spread the
: 0' oregon, so that It may be
ana Needed by the time the
: 50 INTO eject. Send one name
-, ~. 0' a dozen. and you win be
= worthy influence toward
pounding - OF our state. Send
49,. your nearest Southern Pa
- 49, or to wm. McMurray.
!. Passenger Agent, Portland.
et-eod.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08

Put these good resolutions that
you made on January lst into efect
at once by replacing your old plumb
ing with the newest ideas In sanitary
open plumbing. and you VIII be rio
OF the annoyance OF leaking pipes
and flooded floors. as well as doctors
bills. We will furnish estimates for
plumbing. gas fitting and satisfaction
is guaranteed as to workmanship and
charges.
A. L. FRASER
s5s state street.
Phone asa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08
| CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT

Ready for Business-D. b. Irwin has
returned from the coast and will
be at his old stand on Chemeketa
street between Commercial and
Liberty, where he is prepared to
remove your corns. S-6-3t.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
General Shipping News.

New York. July 1.-Arrlved: Steamer l Citti ali Messna. Messina. Sailed: Steamer Samland. Antwerp, via Dover.
 Newport, R. l., July l.--Steamer Italia, Naples for New York, passed the light i vessel at 3:90 p. m. win probably dock 1880 a, m, Tuesday. Browhead, July 1.-steamer President ! lLincoln, New York for Plymouth, 1 Cherbourg, and Hamburg. 100 miles 1 southwest at $40 a. m. to-day Will probably reach Plymouth 12;3O G. m. Christiansand, June 3O--7 D. m,--Ar-
 rived: Steamer oscar IT., New York for l Copenhagen. Fayai, June 9s-Passed: Steamer
 Napolitan Prince, Naples, etc, for Liv- 1 erpool
 Hamburg June 2s.---6 p. m.--Arrived: l Steamer Amerika, New York via Ply mouth and Cherbourg, Piraeus, June 29.--Arrived previous 1 ly: Steamer Slcilian Prince, New York ! via Naples.
 Naples, June So.-Arrived: Steamer Algeria, New York via Leghorn Gala 1 bria, New York. | C4erbourg, June 8O.-2 D. m.-Arriv- cd: Steamer Friedrich der Crosse, New York via Plymouth for Bremen (and proceeded).
 Genoa, June 8O.-6 p. m.--Arrived: l Steamer Koenigen Luise, New York via 1 Gibraltar and Naples. | Gibraltar, June BOA D. m.-Sailed: Steamer Neckar, (from Genoa and Ma ples) New York
 Cherbeurg, July 1,-sailed: Steamer | Grosser Kurfurst, (from Bremen and Southampton) New York
 Sable Island, N S., July 1,--Steamer l Kaiser Wilhelm IT., from Bremen for
 New York. was 230 miles southeast of
 Sable Island at 6.30 D. m. Will dock S:30 a. m, Wednesday. 1 Plymouth. July 1.--Arrived: Steamer President Lincoln, New York for Cher
 bourg and Hamburg (and proceeded) | Dover, July Arrived: Steamer
 zeeland, New York for Antwerp (and proceeded).
 Naples June 29.--Arrived: Steamer 1 Washington, New York.
 Gibraltar, July 1.-Arrived: Steamer
 Pannonia, New York for Naples.
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RAILWAY H.sToRY.
nx-yice President Darhett Completes
 Work of Tw0 Volumes.

Rx-yice President Barnett Completes
 Work of Two Volumes
 President William E. Bar nett, of the New Haven railroad, has completed a two-volume history of that property, together with sketches of the lives of it's leading officials, especially of those in the executive department.
 Since his retirement from active ser- vice on the New Haven, many months ago, Mir. Barnett has been able to give much time to his work, and 1t appears in a form and style, and with a table of contents, that does much credit to its author. MT. Barnett was aided to no small extent by the late Frederick l c. Fiske of the right of way depart ment of the road, in procuring matter for his work. Both men had much to do with the land department of the road,
 The road has published the book at it's own expense and retains the edition for its own use.
 MT, Barnett has been very highly eompllmented upon the success of his literary labors. The book will serve as monument to his lifelong faithful work for the great New England sys- tenn as long as the road continues to gridiron New England.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02

band, she leaves a sister, Mrs. Brown, the widow of Anson Brown Many years ago, Mrs. Brooks and her sister, Mrs. Emily Warren, carried on the millinery and dressmaking business In Grand avenue and later she was manager in the store of Hunt & Hig- gins in the same avenue. Her husband who Is In feeble health, is much pros trated by her death. Two daughters, Mrs. Emma F. Brown and Mrs, w, M. Belden, survive her, and several grand children. For many years she was a member of the East Pearl street M. E. church and was woman of an earn est Christian character She was also a member of Gen. Lawton lodge, Star of Bethlehem. Funeral services will take place at Memorial chapel, Fair Haven cemetery, this afternoon at 2!S0.
 At Station A, the weighing of the mails which are dispatched from the station, was begun yesterday. This weighing will be continued for the next six months by order of congress, so as to give the postoffice department some data concerning the return it is getting for the payments made the railroads for carrying the United States malls.
 The vested choir of twenty-five mem bers, of the East Pearl street M. E. church, will have @ vacation from singing during July. The quartet of the church will take their vacation in August.
 Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Warren of As- toria, N r., are visiting Mrs. Warrena mother, Mrs. H. L. Parker, 76 Elk change street.
 Walter J. Leonardo and Miss Anna Hunt of Brockton, Mass, are visiting Anthony DeMatty and family of St Perkins street.
 The fireworks house in East Pearl street, was opened for business yester- day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Hart of Poplar street, left yesterday for trip in Mas, l sachusetts.
 1 Letter carrier Patrick McCarten is away on vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Gray of Hart, ford, have been visiting Mrs. L. P Mallory of Fair Haven east.
 A. P. Ludington and family of Quin
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nipiac avenue, have gone to their cot tage at Shell Beach.
 At the meeting of the stockholders of the Mechanics bank held yesterday Nathaniel S. Kendall and Andrew R. Bradley Of Fair Haven were reelected members of the board of directors.
 In Fair Haven the Fourth of July will be welcomed at sunrise by the bells of St. Francis Church in Ferry street, the Grand Avenue Congregational church and the East Pearl Street M. E. church. These bells with the bells of several other city churches will also ring at sunset.
 Already there has been some little noise made as a sort of ante-Fourth celebration, and the quiet Is not likely to continue much longer Juveniles are already laying In stores of fireworks, and they intend to celebrate with all the enthusiasm of the past. A few evenings ago party of James Clyne gave him a surprise visit at his home in Woolsey street There was music, games, and a fine repast was served.
 The trim little schooner Silver Star, painted white and looking spick and span, has attracted much attention at one of the Mil river wharves. While in port the schooner flew her flag at the maintopmast head, and people wondered why This craft, 1t seems. Is out on her first trip having been launched Ionly few days ago. It Is a two -masted schooner of about 100 tons and halls from Mainland Nova Scotia. The schooner brought down cargo of lum- Der.
 Richard G. Davis and family and Mrs Ida Buck are occupying the Davis col tage at Morris Cove.
 There will be much Interest to hear Rev. C. Howard James of Derby. Eng Hand, in his lecture tonight at the IGrand Avenue Baptist church, on the educational question in England. It is a free lecture, but a silver collection will be taken to defray expenses.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02

his home suffering from the effects of a broken arm and dlslocated shoulder, says that 1t is about time for the third accident in the family MT. DeMatty, senior, is getting along very we'll and improving from his severe injuries.
 The death of Lucy A., wife of Will liam L. Brooks, occurred at her home, 264 Front street, yesterday. She was born in the house where she died S1 years ago and was daughter of the late James and Sarah Thompson. In 1893 Mir and Mrs. Brooks celebrated their golden wedding. Besides her hus-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
cor 2 cor HAVEN NOTES.

Harry De Matty, son of Anthony De- Matty, 36 Perkins street employed by lthe Bradley company, the Orange street plumbers, was painfully hurt yesterday while handling a stove. He received a severe cut in the head. Dr. Welch was called. It is expected that young DeMatty will be out in few days. His father, Anthony DeMattey, the well known merchant, who is at
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
BROWN & DURHAM
 Complete House FurRishera.
 Orange and Center Sts.
MARRIED vs. SINGLE.
Employees of Howe & stetsOn Company
 to Battle on Fourth.

Employees Of Howe & StetsOn Company
 to Battle on Fourth.
 On the morning of July the married men and the single men in the employ of the Howe & stetson company will cross bats. The single men will en- deavor to get revenge for their defeat on Memorial day. In that game the single men led by several runs up to the ninth inning, but in the fatal ninth sudden and unexpected. spurt on the part of the married men took place and the game was won.
 Harry L. Donnelly has been picked to do the twirling for the married men, and in his efforts lies the fate of the single men.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
Ne,r I.nnhnn Nfnrine Nntns.

New London, July 1.--Arrived: Moni- tor Florida from Newport; schooner Mary L. Crosby from southern lum- Der port.
 Sailed: Tugs w. D. Gladwish with four barges bound east; Gertrude, with three barges bound west
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leaths.
Reserved Seats

Camp Stools 2s cts. Camp Stools with a back so cents. Special for this week.
 Just the thing to take to the Shore, the Country or the Fireworks on the Green.
 Porch Rockers in many styles from goo. to $37s.
 We are agents for the Com fort Chair, adjustable or swinging, folds flat, easily car ried, and is the most comfort able chair imaginable, $4.o5.
 A Palmer Hammock hung in a shady corner radiates comfort, SI.5o to Szoo.
 Lawn Swings $4 soto $7. 20
 Steamer Chairs, Canvas or Cane, Cot Beds, Screens for doors and windows, Every thing for Summer Comfort at prices that will make you happy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
nNr nr n,un rrNrl
mon sALn.

A CABIN launch. S9 feet long, about six inder, 4 cycle, 16 1T. F. Eagle ,jngfne, Water tank, lavatory, closet, etc. Boat and engine in excellent condi- tion, A bargain. For price ayad par ticulars address Franklin BurGon, An- sonia, Conn i2Sht
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@amts.

One cent a word fer each ina INe cents a word for a futI week.
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FOR RENT.

SIX ROOM tenement. Whalley avenue. $25 per month. Chas A. Baldwin, S7 x Church street. m1S Its
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FOR RENT.

SEVEN rooms, TIA George street, first
 floor, furnace heat. Separate en-
 frances. Michael J. Goode, e9 Church street j257ts
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9nttces.
Nor1cn.
@tEreIlHtter1ts.
F0R REr

STORE No. 954 Chapel street, Knights of Columbus building, 100 feet by 26 feet, with vault 16 feet by feet. In- quire Room 400, Knights of Colum- bus building. 126 ct
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
WANTED.

SITUATION by a competent cook ard IaCndress. Willing to go to the sea- shore or country. City references. Igs Gfeene street. iy2 it's
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02

COMPETENT girl for general house. work, small family. Call between i ana r. Sl Avon street. i8
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ROATS FOR sAI,E.

ONE 95 it. sharpie launch; one 2S n. naphtha launch; one 21 it, 8 H IF launch; one 22 ft 4 Fl. r. launch, one l5 1t. 2 H. P. launch; twelve new skiffs. Launches to rent by the day or month, Boats bought and sold. Merrill White Heatons. j262S
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K. D. MALLoRY. Auetloneer.

K, b. MAKILUHHy AWCtTOmeers
 SELLS the furnishings 12-room house, 1079 Chapel street (near Highly. Tues day, 10 a, m. Very nice goods. Car pets entire house, large hallstand, ing tables, chairs, couches Morris chairs, chiffoniers, bureaus iron couches, iron and brass bedsteads ta- bles, rockers, toilet crockery, rugs, draperies, silverware, crookery, etc. Opportunity not offered every day. Don't miss it. jy1 2t*
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MORE CAPITAL

NEEDED . to fill orders for COttonsn "FxNO-TUFg Felt Mattresses (patent pending). Best paying investment in New Haven Particulars on applica- tion. The Folding Mattress Co, incy s1 Goffe Street. j22tf
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ToR SAr,M.

2IE- -hars:9ii. first class auto will be
 nue, city. j2sTts
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WANTED ron IT. q Ap,rv

A1.L good help should call here. Wa suppiy all the best places and always MWeGd Wah lsrge numbers. Sleeman's Re-
 ell. Open evenings 'Ss miI mjsf ff
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02

Buying ladies' Gents old clothes,
 Send postal. Sam Wilder, 914 Grand avenue. m16 30ts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02

sLHEMANS RELIABLE n.sprnv. MENT AGENCY, s762 Chanel sf as-
 taDlished 20 years. Largest. best in tne state. Best male and female h,lp tor any and all kinds of work. Sznt anywhere. Open evenings. Tel. is22.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
Muslin Under-
 wear.

Gowns v shape and round and square neck, hamburg and lace trimmed. values s1.OO and s125 each, sale price 79c.
 Corset Covers, French style and tight fitting, lace and embroidery trimmed, values s9c, and 50e. each. sale price 25G.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-29
Real Estate Market.

Notwithstanding the fact that busi-
ness is at a standstill throughout
the country at this season of the year
Ardmore real estate is not at stand.
still and hardly a day passes but that
several pieces Of property changes
hands. Saturday was busy day IN
the real estate circles and the firm NJ
Smith, higgins a. West completed
three deals. The j. ". Fielder home
place on Fourth avenue and c street
northwest, was sold to w. + .Gilmer
for $3.50. The Morgan and Charlie
Rollins lot on East Main street was
sold for $1,000 and one lot in the
new Walcott addition sol dior 800,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-29
HELD TO GRAND JURY
HENCE LOVE Hal PRELIMINARY
HEARING TODAY, CHARGED
WITH MURDER AT BAUM.

Hence Love, charged with the mur.
der of W. A. Watts, was bound over
to the grand jury today after pre-
liminary hearing, without bail.
The court room was filled with
eager spectators from the Baum neigh
borhood. where the killing occurred.
when the case was called this morn
ing
Love, who was shot In the arm
as he ran, after killing Watts. came In
to the room, supported on the arm OF
Deputy Havens He was weak from
his wound and very pale otherwise
he was in the best of spirits, and
spoke OF his father and relatives who
sat in a circle aroun dhim.
II. A. Howard of the district at.
torneys office, represented the gov
ernment, while W. Il. Johnso nhas the
case for the defense. Commissioner
VIM. Pfieffer of Purcell is holding
court In the absence of Commissioner
J. y honhttt' Inc evidence against
the defendant as introduced by the
twelve Witnesses examined makes a
pretty bad case against Love The de-
fense attempted to prove that Watts
had gun. but the witnesses swore
that they saw no gun. The evidence
showed that Love shot twice at Watts,
one bullet going wild and striking Bud
Rowen a bystander in the leg. The
second bullet hit Watts, entering on
the right side and coming out on the
left ofhis body. He was killed in
stantly. Love then ran. As he ran
he himself was shot by Posseman
Steve Col e,through the shoulder. lie
stopped and dropped his gun,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-29
A BARGAIN AND ARREST
A PARTY OFFERS HORSE FLESH
roo CHEAP AND is
ARRESTED.

Late Saturday afternoon party
who first gave his name as Charlie
Hall and afterwards as c. NJ Hicks
offered for sale a small sorrel mare
about fourteen and one-half hands
high, with V brand on the left shoul.
der. al one of the local wagon yards.
Hall or Hicks. or by whatever other
name ne is known, claimed South
McAlcster as his home at first and
when questioned closely. claimed =
small place up in the Creek nation as
his abode. finally denied all that he
had previously said. The officers
were suspicious Of his actions and as
result the man was taken in tow
and lodged in Jail. The horse was
equipped with Frazier saddle. made
at Pueblo. Colt The purchaser of the
animal is I'm the ely holding the prop.
erty for the owner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-29
IMPROVEMENTS ON FRISCO
REBAILAsTING THE ENTIRE SYS.
TEM-RoADBEo IN FINE
SHAPE.

The Frisco system is spending con
siderable money during this summer
in improving the condition of the road
bed on the main line In this section
of the country. The line is being re-
ballastcd over the entire system and
when that is completed il is the in
tpntion TO fix up the branch lines.
The company is spending considerable
money in making improvements in
the yards at this point and in the con
struction of the viaduct
Superintendent George Geiger, with
headquarters at Francis, was here 1"
day on an inspection tour looking over
the work of making improvements in
the local yards.
MIR. Geiger stated that the Frisco
was spending considerable money In
improving the line. but that the road
was handicapped in securing suiil'
cient labor. also in securing sufficient
ballast such as rock and gravel with
which to make the improvements.
When asked if 1t was the intention
of the system to build west of Ard
more, he replied:
II had rather not say anythinl
about that at this time, for the matter
is quiet at present The scarcity oI
labor and the high price that has tt
be paid for labor, coupled with the
present conditions of the money mar
ket and the unsettled conditions viii
the railroads, brought on by adverse
legislation. has caused the railroads
TO let up on the lines that are in pros
meet of being built, and the majority
of the lines are using what money
they can secure in improving the lines
in existence at present without build
ing more.
You may rest assured that al
soon as the country is settled on th'
railroad rate question, and the none
market becomes quiet, more roads VIII
be built