Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 26, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

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AMUSEMENTS
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Fefcreary 27 "A Royal Slave."
March 4 "Tho Virginians."
AM4MriMM Keller Kink,
Blx-day races nil this week. Itcgu
Jar aeeslons,
Tke ViHMicttc.
Moving pictures and Illustrated
Mi, over Afternoon and ovonlng
eept Sunday end Monday after-aeons,
PACIFIC
COAST
MARKETS
AIK) LOOAL MAIIKIvTB COR
RKCTKI) UI TO 1ATK OF THIH
PUBLICATION.
Grand
Opera House
J.N'O. P. COHDHAY, Mgr.
Tllt'ItHDAY, FKHHUARY Ji7.
A MoriiHin of ONI Mexico with
MmmJchI luturpolutlottM
Characteristic of the Poop'e and of
the Time
A ROYAL SLAVE
By Clarence Dennett, Author of
'TUB HOLY ClTf"
Taken from (Ion, Low Wallace's
"Tho Fair God"
A MfttfKMcett lrhKtto hm1
Complete HooHtc Investor?
Frleea 75c, 60c, 3Cc, 2 Be,
Seat bhIo at box olflco Thursday 0
a. m,
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IMPORTANT IK THU15
(United Press Leased WIro.)
8nn Francisco, Feb. 20. Wheat,
No, 1 California club, per cental,
IJ G7 fl'1.00; whlto milling club.
$1.oatfT1.67HS whlto Australian
$1,70 fl 1.72 M; Northern bluostoin
$1.051.1)7; Northern club, $1.60
Inferior Rrados of nr'-iont, $1.35 (3
1.60.
Bnrlay N. J fod. 11.36 (P
1474, with sotnt fnry at $1.38i;
coiRinon to fair, $1.3001.32 Mi ; brow
lk' at Ran Frnnohoo, $1.40)1.45;
browlnK anil shliiiMtiK ut Port Costn,
$1.4091.4$; GUevallor, J 1.05 G'
1.80.
lifter -Fro h Cnllfornln oxtras.
28Hio; first, 27o; ((ooomls, 23o. Stor-
aKe, California oxtras, 26e; llrmn,
2c; Knstern oxtras, I
23c; iwconUn,
24V4o; llrnt-.
Tmtt Weft KswlH.r,l.
Bolivar, N. Y., Feb. 26. Colonel
Lnfayclte Yoang, publisher of tha
Dos Molrics, Iowa, Capital, while vis
iting here, on his way homo tjom
Washington, in an Intcrvlow on the
Presidential situation expressed his
reasons for nupporting- Secretary
William 11. Taft In tho following
language:
Secretary Taft Is splendidly equip
ped for tho Prosldency; Is In th
prime of life; Is educated and has had
experience not only as a practicing
lawyer, but as a Judge. The largest
credit that will conio to Taft is for
his work in tho Philippine where he
has established a government, creat
ing all Its functions including a ju
diclal system, all of which have
workcdwell. Ho found in 4ho Judi
ciary of tho Philippines evidences of
tho greatest corruption under tht
Spanish regime. Ho discovered the
poor man never wont into 'court be
cause ho never oxpcotl Justice. He
created a system which has won pub-
llo confidenco and the result is the
poorest of tho poor tako (heir dis
putes into tho courts nnd In nearly
every caso thoy go away satisfied
with the Judicial decision. Tho re
sult Id a growing confidenco In tho
courts nnd a growing confidenco in
tho Integrity of tho American, Little
is said about tho Judicial systom of
tho Philippines but it is really tho
bails of tho peace and order whloh
prevail.
"Porsonally Tnft Is fitted for thu
great office, although his candldncy
Is not of his own seeking. Ho wn
reluctant -to enter tho Hold. Hi
friends regarded him ns tho fittest
man to perform tho work of the
Presidency. Ho will tako up th
work whoro President Itoosovolt lays
It down and will completo tho 're
forms inaugurated with such superb
oourago by Prosldont Koosovolt."
COOPER
PROPHECY
IS TRUE
22u; seconds, 21c;
Indies, Kuxtern, 20c; firsts, 10c.
Fresh eggs, por doxon, extrni,
17 4c; firsts, 17c; seconds, 10 He;
thirds, 10 c.
Now cheorfd, por pound California
flats, fancy, H,ic; firsts, ljc; Call-
lornia Young America rnucy, lSftc;
JflrttH, 12c. Btorago, Eastern fancy,
.Now York, 17 Ho? Oregon, 14 4c
I Potatoes, per contal Snllnns Uur-
banke. 76ctP$l; Ixmpocs, $l(fl.20;
rHfcal flowlp Arronllng to tto 0ri.uon Uurtlanki, 7Bc$l5 Jllvor
INinliind Tdrnraiu. Whltw, fanoj-, 50G7fio; Marly Itosa,
$1.10(0' 1.30;
Had it not boon for Senator Chns.
W. Fulton, Jonathan Ilourno might
ot have bteu United Btutos senator
ttly, yet llourno now doing all
e can to defeat Fulton. Qratitudtt
ltt polltlei s thankfulness for future
favors, not prbi asnlttanoo.
It was Fulton who defeated C. W.
Modson for president nf tho icnnle
at thu last sowlon it tho request of
ourno, who feared that tf llodion
wofl tho prttildeucy hi own election
ta tho wimto would b In Jeopardy,
4kreforn he wont to Fulton nnd had
Ik latter pull a fiw strings, which
sJitelracked Itodwou and resulted In
tke election of K. W. Ualues of For
t Orovo.
When llodon UmM up Boaator
(NMkh of Marlon, ho ooHtrolled th
UttlloH, and his lK0UQn as prwl
iMt was praetiealiy a4tird. Ful
ton wa tho only man who oould In
4ue Smith to switch o llslues. and.
while thre was no lore lost betweon
Kwlton and iMeon, Fulton took a
tsaaa In ttoq gamo until llourno re.
4lK$etftl him to do th Hf-pr4erviH
iMtciHiiy Oiitfv ia as president,
4etHi would huve beta abU to d
ft Mourns for tho gat, fttul II
w IkU that taud HaHrn to eU
rwHeH'ii aid. aad th latter Keete4
Km ebsuKG lu HmltU's support This
little faor has boon fersotton by
Btmratv apaarsinUy, fr hv will Mftt
HJl,y tho fuant with ukteh to d
1M4 Fulfou at tho priumru ay 1mh-
tCMf )MVUHt Nt. 1 MWMltohtt.
maator Smith a4 a rw ttrM v
iskWw ar said to aavo Ua ta tvstftl
si kicker sr1k rVtkm. Jetalajf
irM HrBtttva W aad Haw
Itf N romma4tHS 0-r Rtag
km vr RchJH) fof I'Hitfet Stat4rt JU
Mit attoratty, auvl thy prateto4
Imhimhi lixhw bad aat always
li-aUI with thirtlr nw.
BWOtit
Ulvor HCils, $1.30 0
potatoes, $2.75 par
rri4
MMKa taat ha bH k&agUc a
tr vfe waatat ly takta? 111
yu4t HwvheM4 8yrt. U you hftv
a mk, hK't unit -t op tt at ae
w4i ik Hwful rw4y 8aln
4M tot flunks, eolds a ekt, uh
WxftkMkf 4 auitaiaary
Trim Uc. He d 114-
m hr u Wr.
1.40;
orato.
Onions Oregon yellow, $2.50
3k00; rods, nominal; ISaatern yellow,
f2.6O03.O6.
Orangos, pr box- Navols, choice
$1.25 V1JS, with soma fancy at $2;
Tangerines. 75or$1.35; Mandarines
$1.26.
BAlitiU MA11KKT,
Loral Wholesale Marked
HggslSa
Mutter .3740 butter fat, 37 He
lions llo; mixed chlokon, lOo
Ioeal wheat-S5c
Oats35o.
nsrley$24e$J5.
Flour Hard whwat, 95.00$ valley,
4.00.
Hay Cheat, $13 oJovor, $10 O1
$12 psr ton j tlmatky. $U$15.
OnloBs 2Vio lb.
Hops Old,lH5Uc new, 3ft
Chittlm Ltirk-4HC'5a
Jteull Market. j
Oat 4Se per bn,
Wheat $1.00.
Helled barley $30.
llKH 2t)0k
Uuttor Country. 303c5 aream.
y. 4c,
lleur Valley, fl.SG ;r sack:
hard wheat, 1.49tMl.50.
Itraa Slo par saoki IJS.Id pr
KM; skrt, $1 20 par wok.
Hay Timothy, S590o per cwt;
kau 96e: clover, 75e per cwt
IJuvtok,
Haoa Fat, $5.00.
8twk hoc $10,0.
Cw Top, $.Il fair, $3 1 $3.50
Stear Ton. ?31 fair, $3.7Jie
?3.0.
Tropical Kndta,
Baaa&as $6.
OrattK $J25.
Lwoa 13.50 4.50.
Va DrMe4, lte.
IVrtlaml Mark.
WkatC4uV Sle; vHy, Slo;
V1m stm, S3 .
MUlslttff .llraa, $94.
Hay Ttwaiky, ay, $U$tl8;
alfalfa, Ji:J13.
Yatek U.
INsaHri-Uftai, UfWJiaj duU
14Uot , aMk 11 jr ,
"Ohio for Tnft nnil Tnft Only."
(From Olovolnnd Lender, Fob. 12.)
Ixjiig ngo tho Lcndor inatl Its
rondoni familiar with tho caption of
thin brief rocord of what is now n
fact accomplished, a decision ren
dered beyond recall or ropoo'. Ovf
and over, It predicted that tltii'
would prove tho substantial unani
mity of sentiment among tho Itepub
Means of tho Huck'yo state. It n-
surled that tho result of tho Republican-
primaries would show that th
party was determined to give Wil
liam Howard Taft tho Mipport of a
solid delegation to tho Chicago con
vention. This prophecy has becomo a fact,
Thoro la no longer room for question
or donln). tivory congressional dis
trict will bo represented by Taft
delegates. Tho state delegates-at-
largo will bo for Tnft by eholoe and
by instruction from tho stale con
vention. It is all setHod. Tho de
cision has been wcordod. Tlr.u can
bo no appoal.
Tho weaknsM of tho pocsl tent !
forts made to oraate an apptaranae
of doub,t nnd division of sentiment
has been surprising, ovon to many
warm adherents of tho big secretary'
of war. Tho opposition had less
force than many Taft mon supimtod
k would show. Tho awosp of tho
Tnft sontlment has beau Improsslvo.
It will have Its due effeot upon the
country.
Whorever thors has been an Im
pression that Ohio was not for Taft,
or was for Taft only In a divided and
lukewarm fashion, the uffect of the
Taft- triumph at tho primaries will
bo convincing. It will go far towurd
bringing other atatba Into Hue nnd
Insuring tho nomination of another
Ohio Presldeat g
"All's Wrong"
when tho stomach ia out of
order. Food disagrees, head
ia confused, bowels aro slug
gish, tho liver torpid and the
ncrvou unstrung:. Get your
stomach right, and pull your
self together with a dose or
two of
, Boston, Feb. -25 Tho most inter
esting fenturo of tbo enormous sale
of Cooper preparations, now going on
in this city, Is what the medicines
aro nctually accomplishing among
tho people of Boston.
At the commencement of his visit
hora Mr. Cooper prophesied that
during tho hitter part of his stay he
would receive hundreds of callers
dally who camo simply to thank him
for what tho preparations had done.
Ho also stated that stomach trouble
IS tbo foundation for a greaUmany
disoseo, and that his New Discovery
an It la called, would prove very Of-
fcotlvo In all cases of rheumatism,
simply by getting the stomach In
working ordor.
That this prophecy has been ful
flllcd cannot be doubted Jafter a half
hour spent nt tho young man's
headquarters, listening to what hbi
callers have to say.
A reporter who watched to ascer
tain, If possible, tome licht on the
ronsons for tho Immensity of Coop
or's success, Interviewed about 20
of his callers yestordny afternoon.
Thu Htutemcntn mndo by thoso seon
to lndlcatothat physicians who claim
that Cooper Is merely a passing fed,
havo not looked Into the facts.
Somo of tho statements were as
follews:
Mr. Michael Brodcrlck. living nt
108 Clifton street, North Cambridge
Mao., was enthuslnstlc Ho srld
"I havo had a painful oxporlonco with
rheumatism nnd stomuoh trouble.
Tho rheumatism affectod my knws
and foot, which nt times wero so
painfully swollon that I could not
bear my weight upon them, on 1
cuusod mo n groat dtal of suffering.
My stomach was all out of order
poor nppstlto nnd distress after
munis. I triad both doctors and pat
out medicines, but nolthor did mo
any good.
"I hoard of Coopor and his theory
on diseases, and was norsuaded to
test lib claims. I am well satisfied
with rooults, nnd belovo Cooper has
tho right Idea, for after taking sev
eral bottles of his Now DUcovory
medicine my stomach Is In first-class
condition, and tho rheumatism has
almost entirely disappeared. I now
oat woll and oxperlenco no trouble
whatevor."
Anothor atvtcment wae mado by
i:. 11. C'nrk, who llv&i at 440 Mas
eaohusotts Avenuo, Cambridge, Mass.
Mr. Clark said: "My wife has had
sojatlc rheumatism for ton years. It
hoc-mo so bad In one limb that he
oou'd nr im trusted alone on tho
Htroet for foar of falling. It cnuol
her great suffering, nd although ch
has trie,) noerly everything vhe waa
unabl" to obtain purmauont relief
She was porstiaded to try tho new
preparation Introduced In Boston by
Mr. Cooper and tho first bottlu gav
limned lute rolluf. In all sho has
taken four butt las and now fols
parfecily woll. Sho glvas all the crcd
it to the Cooper medicine. I cer
tainly approctato the ben fit my wife
has derived from tho us of thoso
reined Irs, and do not hosltate to rec
ommend thorn to people su flaring
from rhoumatlsm."
Other statements taken from
U)o.-o who had nruvloualy tried the
Cooper medlelBo seem to provo that
Cooper's suooesa throughout the
aouutry Is goacalue.
OREGON'
OjPPORTUNIT
COIXNIST HATES from all parts of
tbo United State nd Caruttki to all
parts of OrcKon and the Nortinrcst
will bo pat into cflect by
THE OREGONRAILROAD NAVIGATION C(
-and
SOUTHERN PACIHC COMPANY
(Uncs ,1h Oregon) -
DAILY DURING MAHCII AND Al'JTtUj, 1008.
From tlfa IrlclpI CitleB of tho Widdleu West tho Rates will
as Follews:
HIO.H IXJ KAJUI-J.H X'OM XO SALI
CHICAGO 38 COUNCIL BLUFFS .. ,r
oil liuuio .jpoo UAUtrLA .,.,,,, .,,.?
VAMQAQ niTV 9fk CT DAtrt. Tv
... unu w. fUU "UU gf
Corresponding Rates from all other Eastern points. Stoporers
pleasure at all points in Oregon.
Tho Colonist Rate Is t!ic greatest of all homebulklcrs. Oregon I
UHllmlted rcsoHrces ami needs . mora peoplo who tlcslro homes ad
larger opportaiuncs.
Oregon peoplo can accomplish splendid results by heraldic
mis opportunity to nu tue worm. cna urcgon literature gtWDi
good reliable information nuout tho state, far and wide. Call on thJ
above railroads for it If necessary,
FARES CAN BE PREPAID
Hero at home if desired. Any agent Is authorized to accept tb
required uepos t and telegraph ticket to any point. Call on loc
agent or address.
WM. McMURRAY,
General IWenger Agvnt, Portland. On-gon.
mwiwwniwwwwignwwiinmmiw$mnu
IAre You Interested
In Saving Your Money?
Of courso you are. That's why wo advordBo. Wo carry ono ol
tho best stocks of wagons nnd implements in tho city, and It is la
your Intorcst as a monoy-snvcr to call and boo our line no m&ttei
whether you buy or not, wo know, that you know a bargain whea
M you bco it, and that you will bo suro to tell others about themj
M Wo carry a complete lino of wngons, buggies, farm implements, all
Kinus oi iarm ana mm roacnincry, paints, oils nnd varnishes. Firs!
class blacksmlthlng and horso shoeing also dono.
Wo tako second-hand vehicles and mnchlnery ns part paymenl
on all now cash orders.
Keep your money nt homo by buying what you need at homcj
and at tho sarao time bco what you'ro getting.
GEORGE B. JACOBS
R. F. D. 8' - - Salem, Or.
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YOU'LL KXJOY A DRIVB
In ono of our rigs Just as much
you owned It. More, la fact, I
lou will havo all tho pleswre
only a more fraction of tho MP
of a private atab'e You are
limited in your choice of a turn
elthor. Our livery service can
ply nnythlnK you reaulre. fros
runabout to a coach and team
can we(60rvo you?
FASHION ST.U1LIS.
C. W. Yamike, Prop.
131-137 N. High St Phona Mala
&mn-
Meeciam'd
Nature's roinedy for all thost
sick conditions that affect th
digestive organs A roliable
medicino for acuto indigestion,
tb'spepaia, heartburn, add
tomach, constipation and bil
ious attacks. Beecham'a PilU
act promptly, and restore
hoaltlvy tono to tho organs. A
Um doses, as needed, and
"AlFs Risrht"
Paid tu Stumixtgo Uftsls.
Tho largest Individual tax pay
ment this year was made Tuesday
morning b ths Oregon Timber euln
pany. wka tented late the sheriff's
office $4t7.7 la payment for their
JhoWlHRa la this eeunU. t iff
int.., ..!..... .k..... . v... . .. .,.
wark done by Ooaat)- Asseseor Fred
Uloe la sending oat erutsers furaUh-
ed by the oMtaty eoart to estimate j
the valvee of bt Umber stttwpeip. '
- ' -Q - ..II !.. i
tghborhiod Favorite. '
Mrs. tt. D Ckartee. of Harbor. Me.,
speaking ef Rleetxlc Bitters, says: I
"It Is a nelghborheed favorite here'
with us. It deMrves t be a favor-'
tte eveo'wkere. It gJree quick relief
la dyt)p4a. liver eamplalat, klde
doraagemeM, atalautrltloR, nervous
a, weakaeee a ad general debility
Its aotloa e tke kteed aa a thoraagh
purifier wakee It eepeeUHy useful as
a sprisg aiedklae, TkU grand alter
ative toete t sold under guarantee at '
J. a Perry'a drus etore; 50c.
o-
CASTOR I A
Jr lafsau sail CMlirm
Hi W Ym Kiiri Afwajfs lnM
BOSTON BROWN BREAD FL-
Is Slf-flshig. It makes Genotee Brown
Bread, Toothsome Qalcfc Bisca !rf and a
GLORIOUS BOILED PUDDING
Sold by Al Grocers
ffcy
T
SEND US YOUR LAUNDRY
Today we have evrrv modern contrivance f-' turs'J
out the very beet laundry work, whether It bo a cV I
oate klrt waist, laeo curtains, shirts or fam y wai-:$ (
wore sare oull be pleased with our work-and onr prices I
dry that is done here la sweet, oleaa and pure, and you 11 take r4t j
pieasare In wearing it. Three wagons for jour convn'c-'
The Salem Steam Laundry
136-166 Liberty Street pbons U
LIME AND SULPHUR SPRAY
DEPENDABLE BRAND
tewifsctiM-eJ by Gideon Stolz tofflpwy, Cor. m and Summ SB
HA LRU, OUKGON PHOXK HI"
We guarantee this spray to be a strictly pure llsae and sa Pv
Belatloa. test 29 to SI IlrvMtu.
Far sale by FLKTCHEU .VRYRD. 1. A. WHITE & SONS, Til j
! CO It. n. G1U1KRT & CO. AND AT FACTORY
Prle $S S per barrel; $1.59 oredH for barrel. If return
M Ml rU !, wU 3V
fMmm . ataAYajfc. Slii-i