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IMMBLAilLiltiaBSJi DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1009. 1 f ' THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. HOFKC Editor and Proprietor Independent Newipaper Derotod to American Principle and the rrocroM ami Dorelopement of Alt Orcron. rubllihod Brerr Brenlng Except Sunday, Salem, Ore. SUBSCRIPTION RATM9. (Iarriblr lu AdTn09.) Dally, by carrier, ptt jm ...,00 Vet month-... PUT, by mail, per yr. ifiQ per Br?!? Weekly, by mii!, pr rr . ; '.'. 3IX rddntb ,. T njliJogT ..Mc 1 FCA ..850 k CZA J I x V :C DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF EASTER EGGS United I'rfM ! WIre.l San Joso, Cal., April 12. Richard Drown la today suftorlng from a dis torted vortobrn and fracUtroa of both 1cb, and n woman, who rofuBcs to giro hor name, la nursing a broken arm an tho roault of accldonta suo talnod during nn Eaator egg hunt near thin city yoBtorday. Iloturntng In a crowded oloctrlc car from Alum Hock Canyon, tho wiono of tho foHtlvltloH. Drown wbh thrown from tho platform of tho car as It daHhod through a tunnol. Ho was buffottod botwoon tho tunnel wall and tho aided of tho car for 100 foot, and waa unoonacloua whon picked up. Nla condition la oorloua. Tho woman wan attempting to loan, on tho car at the park, whon a man, puahlng hla way out ou tho platform, en lined hor arm to become Jammed In tho doorway, anapplng It at tho olbow ghe roftiaed to utve her nnmo hiiiI wan removed to the hospital. Ycslordny'a egg hunt waa probably tho greatest ovent held on tho coaat, and was participated In by 0000 poo pto of this olty and the aurrounding country. Ono thouiand ogga woro thrown In Alum oanyon, and prlroa offo'red to the moat fortunato hunt-ors. UNCLE SAM HAS AN ISLAND BORN IN ALASKA IIJuIImI Vrww I.cwhhI Wire.) Seattle, Wash., April 12 Amid tho ino6t fearful rumbllnga, oxplo alona nnd eruptions, another la'aud has boon born to tho llogoMof group nonr UmiliuUn, according to Captain It. D.MaKay, mastor of tho flahlng aohoonor Horn, who Juat arrived horo. For ton days prior to tho Island's nppouranoe about tho oquntor Hue, tho natives or tho other (elands with in n mill Ha or 100 mils knew that tho earth wtu In a violent mood, and for days preillMt- the appearance of the mow land. th craters on tlV Hegoslof, In the group aorta of Una leak telaad. were belching flrs and throwing out nabes anil aaad. Just what U the ate of tho new UhinJ cOMkl Hot Us learned. The natives OAHld Hot be UdHostl to approach within many mUos of It. Ofthtatn Moay reached Unalaeka on Marsh 11 with the Dora, aad waa In formed about the phenomenl lv N'loholas Orey. for the Alaska Com meralnl Cempnuy, and Deputy United States Maralml C. II. Harmon. CHINESE MINISTER A GRAFTER WORKS FAKE MINING SCHEME H'liltpd Vtm l.raied Wire Pittsburg, April 12. Rocall of Wu Ting Fang, Chlnoso mlnlator at Wnah Ingtoo, at. the Instance of Secretary of Stnto Philander C. Knox la throatenod today, beoauao of the Orlontn! dip lomats alleged association with two of his countryman in a mining swin dlo, In which local CokfitlalB nro Bald to hnvo been the dupes Chnrges that Minister Wu wroto threatening lottors to tho dupes, threatening thorn with deportation If they testified again the alleged awlnd lera nro rnndo by Hlohard Kelly, Chi neeo export of tho local police forco Kolly lins boon working on the caao for aevornl days, and declares that ho has found a number of ttieso lot tors wrltton by Wu. I.o 81 Kl, Imporial Inspector of In duatrloa In Chlnn, nnd hta compan ion Yip Yen. a wealthy Chlnoso, woro arrested hero March 29, accused of swindling. Proeeuro waa Immediately brought to boar upon tho authorities, and Mlnlator Wu sunt his personal repre sentatives, Dr. Wei Chlng Yon, eoc nnd tMMTHury of the Chlntwo legation, hero to aid hla oountrymon to aeoure their' freodom. This diplomatic Interforonco re sulted in the release of tho two Influ ential prisoners, and tho charge against them wore dropped temporar ily. They even exacted apologies from the authoiltle wtio caused tholr ar ret Not satisfied that the Chinese had iwu iniprtoitfil vtlthi'Ut cause-, Sec-i-tjry Kiii'X rok ft personal Interc t In tho case, and demanded full details of it. As a result of Knox's request, Kelly mado an Investigation, and claims ono of tho threatening letters was written by tho Chinese minister. If this proves to bo true it is gen erally understood that tho secretary of stato will tako tho matter up with the Chlneso government, looking to ward ousting tho minister from his position. -' 6 People pas mlddlo llfo usually havo somo kidney or bladder disorder that eaps tho vitality, which is natur ally lower In old ago. Foley's Kid ney Remedy corrects urinary trou bles, stimulates tho kidneys, and re stores strength and vigor. It cures uric acid troubles by strengthening tho kldnoys bo they will strain out tho uric acid that settles in tho mus cles and joints causing rhoumatism. For Bale by J. C. Perry. THE MARKETS Exports ,,. 4.50 Valley , 5.40 Graham, 14 Back 5.20 Wholo wheat 5.40 Ryo 5.50 Feed 30.60 Oats. No, 1 White 39.00$40.00 dray 38.00 Hay. Wlllametto val ordinary. .$13 S 15 Mixed 18 Eastern Oregon, fancy.... 16 is Alfalfa , 14 15 Clover ,..,,. 12 Cbcesc. F. C. Twins 17c F. C. Trlplots 17tfc Young America 18o Cream brick 20a Swiss block 20c Llmborger 1820o MllhrtulTs. Bran $26.008t26.50 Middlingj 33.00 Shorts, country ... 28.00 30.00 Shorts, city 28. 00 30.00 Chop 20.00 0 25.00 Ejrgo. Select Oregon 22c Eastern 15c(Q520c Dressed Meats. Hogs, fancy 9 14 10c Hogs, ordinary 8 9o Picnic IOcJ Hogs, largo 7c Veal, extra 10c Veal, ordlnarp 8 9c Poultry. Chickens, mixed 16 015&C Hens, fancy 1616c Roosters, old 10llc Broilers and frytrs 2425o Dressd. poultry, lc lb. higher. Ducks ,2022c Geee, live 10c Turkeys 18019c Dress h1 2023c Butter. Fancy 2729c Choice 30c Staro .....1820c Potatoes. Buying prices, per cwt. .1.26 1.35 Sweets, lb 23c FrcsU Frnlto. Oranges $1.75 1.35 Lemons Jl. 600.4.00 Grapes, bbl 9.00 Pears, box 7501.00 Apples, box ,05 2. 50 Bananas, pound OG0.O5W Onions, per cwt SI. 2601.60 Local RjetiUl Market. Wheat, per bu SI. 20 Eastern Oregon 1.00 Dran, per Back .95 Shorts, per sack SI .35 01. 65 Rolled barley 36.00 Wheat, per bu 1.10 Locnl "Wliolcfuilo Market. Wheat, per bu $ Oats, per bu Flour, hard wheat. . . . Flour, valley Mill feed, shorts (United rrw Lc&acd Wire.) San Francisco, Cal., April 12 , Veal, heavy 7c Wheat No. 1 California Club, por . J"on. rn"c' 6 7c; Mill feed. bran.. contnl J195ft 200- Cnllfornla Cottnso roU lie ' Hops, 1908 crop. .whito milling, S2.OO02.O5; Northorn Rog. Bhort clear, smoked 13c I Chlttnm bark ... Dluostom, $2.12 2.20; off gradoa Ditto, unsmokod 12c; Wool, coarse ... . wheat, Sl.75tfpl.85; rcdB, S1-01 , ' " ' ' 07 ttc. Darley Feed bnrloy, Sl.45 01.50; common to fnir, $1.36 0140; brow ing, n't -San Francisco, nominal at J1G21.G5; chevalier, S1.GC0 1.C0, according to quality. Eggs Por dozen, California fresh, Including cases, extras, 23 c; firsts, 22c; seconds, 20 &c; thirds, 18c. Duttor Por pound, California fresh, oxtras, 22c; firsts, 22c; sec onds 21 c. Now Chocso Per pound, Califor nia flats, fancy, 15V6c; firsts, 14V4c; California Young America, fancy. 15c; firsts, 14c; Oregon flats, fancy, 15c; do Young Amorlcn, fancy, ICttc. Potato Por contnl, river white, fancy, SI. 2501. GO; Salinas Bur banks, S2; do Oregon, 11.7001.85; now potatoes, per pound, lV62o; awcot potatoes, por crate, I1.GO0 1.06. Onions Per cental, Oregon, S3 2.26; Australian brown, J4 04.2G; now grcon, por box, 25 75c. Oranges Per box, navols, stand ard, SI. 25 1.76; cholco, sizes 80 to 126, SI. GO 2; slzos 150 to 216. S2I12.50; fancy. S2. 502.75; tan gerines, per box, 7Gc0 S1-G0, .90 .50 6.45 5.20 33.50 30.00 .10 .20314 .2 03M, .13 Wool, medium . . Mohair Hay, cheat . . . , Hay, clover . . . . Potatoes, bushel Apples, bushM . , Prunes, por lr Prunes, per Cranben" ty, bbl Butt . .. Eggs Creamery b. ' Cheese, pount. .15 .10 13.00 12.00 9.80 ' .00 4 va. htjjt ' Kodol gives tho regain its lost at -', and after a HttloS tako Kodol longer, b. you do need It and It u fit you your money wll Sold by all druggists. Great Clilncfto Doc-'i" L. M. II U BI Has medlclno whtch will c known disease. Ho makes a . ty of, and guarantees to euro C. Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rheumaiu Debility, Stomach, Liver, Kidney Troubles; also any blackened or swollen soreness, brokon llmba: Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds of Dolls, Lost Manhood, Fomalo Weak ness, Hernls Troubles and Paralysis ! ConBtiltnt'on free. Caro of YIck So Tong Co., Chlneso drugs and herbs. 153 High St , upstairs, Salem. Or. Wc want to show you A lino of wheels that have provon to be win ners: whools that are known to be Isadora among loaders v -" I PORTMND .MARKI7TS. Wheat JTrnck Prices. Club S1.1G. Dluetem 1.30; Turkey Rl 1.15 i Tu'key Rl S1.151 Vnley SI .10 . Flour. Patents . . .,..,.....,..$ 6.65 Htralghts 6.G5 Then again for tnose who wish a good modlum-pricod wbeol. Savage Bicycles $35.00 to $40.00 We know we can pleaso you. Old wheols taken m ox- We Have Excelsior Bicycles S25.00 to $32.50 Drop In and let us show you our completo lino change, Npw wheols on easy Installments. Who Is Your Repairman We have tho largest and most completo repair snop In tho city. OUR WORKMANSHIP THE BEST. OUR SERVICE PROMPT Call up Mnln 3G3 and lot your wants bo known. Wo will call for and deliver your wheols. A few goo dsnapa in second hand wheels. These havo nil b.-en cleaned and overhauled. && " j "v. 'na." OVERCOME BY SCENT OF FLOWERS I I'Mlt IYmm ImmI Wlr Nuw Yrk. April 13. Overeotae by the heavy, Hewer mohUh) atmosphere, 10 uHooaiMriotie persona wero earrled out f fruhloauhle BU Bartholomew's during the Haeter aervlaee yesterday. The erewtl waa ene of the largest ever aeea oh ltaater. Konnedy's Laxative Cough Syrup ia free frota all opiates and it eurea he cold by gently moving the bewvda. It Is Mpeolally recommeudetl for ohIN dros, a It tastes nearly as gsod as maple sugai. Wo soil and reeommeud It. Sold by all drugglita. If CApitnl providos security, If surplus nnd undivided profits Indlcnto prosperity, If oonstfint growth Is proof of good sorvloe, thoti wo solicit your business on tho ground thnt we offer you the ser vlco of n good bank. Capital National Bank ESTABLISHED 1885 J. II. AMU5UT, Prti. IU I, UUOlS..V, Vlco-Prv. JOS. II. AI.UKHT, CAklitcr . . IMPERIAL FURNITURE CO. SUCCESSORS TO HOUSE FURNISHING CO. I S j .ik-c'Tir--'i " -. -& W i m -ammammr?n . L. l i . z l ...... . ,r i r ,-. n. .nr; rBi?t J., lvi -. 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