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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, gALSM, OIWGOS. FRIDAY, MAROII 20, 19Q8.
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MARKET
REPORTS
BY WIRE
BAY an MARKET
U!tcrf Pre Leased Wlro.)
"QCWTATIONS OX PIIODUCK AT
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AW FRANCISCO AND PORT.
KAN -LOCAL MARKKTP COR-
JWKOTKH UP TO DATIv ltl
CKKTa OP LIV15 STOCK AND
CMJCAtiO GRAIN MARKET.
TJKe4 Press Leased Wlro.)
Shu vmRRUcOi March 20. Wheal
3. I California club, per contnl,
Zl.lXHiPlM; whlto milling club,
l.Bl.B7i; wlilto Australian,
vfl.7lf&1.72; oorlhorn bluofltom,
I1.MK 01.67; northern club,
'41.57' 1,62; Inforlor grades of
whmt fl.3601.60,
Biirloy No. 1 rood, 91.3K
"3.40; with 8omo fancy nt $1.38;
common to fair, 1.27 VjU 1.1.32 14;
lirewlng nt Snti Francisco, flMOG1
1.4B; browing and shipping nt Port
Costa, l.4 001.46; Chornllar, $1.05'
491. 8G, nccordlng to quality.
Butler Fresh Cnllfornln, extras,
'24e; firsts, 23 Wo; seconds, 20 Me,
?renh packing stock, No. 1, lDc No.
2, 18c.
Fresh eggs, por dozun -Extras,
17 tyc; Units, 1014; seconds, lflo;
thirds, 14V&C
Now olmc'HO, per pound California
Until, fancy, 11 Me; firsts, 10; soo
ondii, 10c; California Young Ameri
ca, fancy, 14c; firsts, 1 2c.
tttorngo - I5utcrn, fnnoy, Now
York, nw, Oregon. 12 14c.
Pofatous, por cental Lompocs,
1.10J ft. 30; Orogon burbnnks, 85
CPU; river whites, fnhoy, B0fljf7fio;
TJnrly Rose, $l.i!Cfti.3R; river reds,
l.Ctifl t.40; sweet potatoes, 3o per
round; now potato, -KfHa
OnionsOregon yellow, $3. 35 $
U.60; Rantorn, $3.3fifl3.r0.
O milium per box, nnvols, fancy,
Sj,.2Di tiholco. 11.05.100;
Htnudord. J 1 . H 0 fT 1 7 r ; TnnKorlnea,
U.C0(M
Lfvo KtM'k Center.
Chicago, Maroh 20. Koks. ro
Tcolpts. 8S00; oattto. 1300; sheep,
8000 Hogs opened tttrnng to lv
cents hlKher. Lett over yostorduy,
MOO Mixed. 94.70(re.OO: good
luwvy, $4.86 $6.00; rough heavy.
Sf6tCM.80j HkIiI. f 1.6B tT 4.86;
little, strong; snoop, steady.
Kauyaa Glli. Mo.. Maroh SO.
IKB. receipt. HOOD; aotUo. 3 l'OO J
HhCflft 3000.
Omaha. Neb., Muroh 20. How.
receipt. 8500; .oatllo, 1300; simp,
ssoa
Eggs lCc.
Butter Country, 35c; cream
cry, 45c.
Flour Valley, 11.20 pr sack
bard wheat, $1.40$ $1.50.
Bran 85c per sack; $28.50 per
ton; short, $1.20 per sack.
Hoy Cheat, $1C; clover, $15;
cheat, 85c; clover, 75c por cwt.
Livestock.
Hoes Fat, $6.00.
Stock hoes $4.00.
Cowa Top, $2.50; fair $2 $2.50
Steers Tops, $3.50; fair, $2,75 0
$3.00.
Tropical Frtilu:
Bananas $0.
, Oranges $2.25.
Lemons $3.50 4.50.
Veal Dressed, S 7c
. PortUsd Market.
Wheat Club, 83c; valley, ,83c;
bluo stem, 85c.
Poultry Hens, 13014c; ducks,
lGglCc; plgoons, old $1 per doz.
Mlllotuff Bran, $24.
Hay Timothy, valloy, $17 $18;
alfalfa, $12 $13.
Vetch $14.
THREE ROADS
TO DEATH
(Continued from pogo on?;)
tho trio caused her death 30 mluutos
lator.
Tho young womnn was employed
In tho Iioiibo of William B. Collier,
superintendent of tho United States
Indlnu supply warehouso, and left
homo about noon. Aftor purchasing
n qunntlty of wood ulrohol, chloro
form, and securing n gas tubo, nho
wont to Oakland nnd registered In
a hotel. Half an hour Inter she was
found dond. Sho had swallowod tho
alcohol and chloroform and hor teeth
woro closed over a tubo through
which gas wns (lowing. No reason
for hor not Is known by members of
tho Colllor family.
MINISTERS WHO
WERE BUNCOED
(Continued from page one.)
convict blackmailers that betrayed
a group of tho most Influential min
isters in Chicago, who were engaged
In a secret movement to purify the
community by exposing alleged evlM
in tho present city administration.
Tho dotalls wero revealed last
night following the arrest of Jacob
MarooneV, James Mullaney, Harry
Schlndlor, alios "The Swindler,"
add Walter Huxhold, a bank clerk.
Whllo tho men are charged in po-
lico statements with having attempt
cd to extort between', 000 and
$100,000 from Mayor Busse, Chief
of Pollcoflhlppyand Captain Plurik
ott to withhold alloged tbfomatlon,
It la clearly devoidped that they are
deceiving tho ministers and taking
monoy from them under false rep
rosontations,
Tho Rov. Morton Culver Hartxell,
pastor of tho South Park Avenue
Methodist church, was 'one of the
witnesses. Ho is tho minister who
directly managed the campaign for
tho bottcrmont of conditions and
tho revolution or protected crlrao.
Behind him nro such famous cler
gymen as Jenkln Lloyd Jones, Wll
lard B. Thorp and Austin Dubois.
Tho ministers claim the men wero
employed as reputablo dctoctlvos to
soouro evidence of official laxnoss In
a certain "Red Light" district with
a view of cleaning It out.
HicHk Maikt't Dull.
New York, Maroh 20. Slocks
np'iied dull und practically for tho
allro HMilon slumbered pi'iuiofnlly.
trading degeuratlng Into tho more
mapping of eontraots by a llutltod
ttumbor of profiuslopal. Pvndlng
, cloarliiff of tho ntmosphtro, It Is
rybabio that th stook market will
remain In a ooudltlon of eomparatlvo
lethargy
During thu Anal hour (hers was n
KHd rally, giving the final figure
k upiH'aranoo of ttreugth. Colora
Io Fuel nud Iron was oonsplwous
y) a nel gala over the previous
close nf three points
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HilcMgo' Oralu MnrWot.
Chicago, March St Q. May wheat
"otis He; highest. OfiKt lov
wst, 05c; doiiHl. UiH Majr oorn
opened 07 We; hlghwt, CT H a; low
at, fiGVkot clotHl, (17 !&. May oats
pn?d (Te: highlit He; IowumI.
S4". cloned, litlt.
HAhKM MARKKT.
awh Whole.V MnrkM.
VJgg -14c.
Butler .Country 375tt orcaiawy,
U lSe; mixed ehlekeas, lOo.
Local wH(9JU-Sq.
Oats 35c.
lHrUy-.i:if$58.
Flours-Hard xfUt $J4ft$l.
vtMey. $400.
Hay Chat, l14i Verv I104S
$1-8 i6f ton; timothy, f.HS&
Onions 8Uo lb.
Hof-Old,lV430' new, 3H
Cawara Bark 3 to 3 He.
Mohair -a 5a.
RtiJ Market.
0U -46a PT bu.
wAt sun.
JKc-lIs Hy 30
Jap Hlort Wrecked.
ly administering drnstlo ivunlsh
mont to tho oflcndlng oincors, tho
local authorltlori hope to avoid an
other "International Incident," fol
lowing tho wrecking Inst night of n
shoe store owned by P. Yabpo, In
Church street.
Patrolman James D. Skelly, who
did tho wrecking, lu under nrrost,
considerably tho worHO for a heating
administered by a riot squad of his
brother olllcors, called to aubduo him
ntter ho had, for tho solo purposo of
gratifying n whim, wrecked Yutrpo's
shop. Ho Is slnted on a charge of
dunkonnosH. and Is smarting under
tho dltgrnro of driving his star torn
from his breast by tho little Jnpan
ho during tho moleu.
Yabpe has told his troubles to tho
Japauofle consul, but no dltlloulty Is
nnllolpMod.
. TEA
There is nething: that
costs so little, both money
and work, and that fjoes
so far if it has the chance.
Yr BOKm- mi , it iau dai-!
UVtf Sl4ltlU. ' w t.4.
i
Im Follstto Introduced a bill In tho
sanata today for a tariff oommlulon.
o
Kodol U ttday th bt known
remedy for all dUoiMer of tlm stom
noh. Biiah as dyspepsia, hoart burn,
sour tomaoh and belching of gas.
Bold by all druggists.
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The l.o Angeles Y. M. C. A. will
present each sailor on the Meet with
a Ulble.
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Piles Cured In O to It Days.
PAZO OINTMKNT Is guaranteed to
leure any cats of Itching, Blind, Bleed
lag op Protruding Piles In $ to 14
day sor mouuy refunded. 60c.
The (lerman ompror sails tomor
row for his ptuee on thg laland of
Corfu.
ii" Oil.
Lane's Family Madletne will give
you a dlgxUon that will permit yn
0 at gol thlHRS Instead of "health
food" of varletti srtu that are
as palatable as hay.
V. S. Senator Urjau, of Florida.
W net oxpected to recover.
ii O i i
Milt Mllior of LehaHen has eewe
unt (or StntemiHtt NV 1. Shows hU
aatural godui4a of heart and he
will proUahly have tu te for a Ro
PMbiroau for Ualted States senator.
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Thtt Mikado of Japan haa luvlted
be Atuirlean tlett to top at one of
kts ports, aad tke oCfar U aootted.
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A eougk eure that can be given to
flhlldran vrlthout ohaaeo of harm
Kewp'a BaUam, the bat cough cure
It do not contain poisons or harm
ful druge. Druesttt sell it.
An Intllnn Oullnw.
IJutto, Mont., Starch 20 Tho
posso soarohlng for William Mosnoy
tho alleged outlaw, took a frost
Start today whon John Cunnlnghnm
a rnnchor, reported to tho RUthorl
ties that a man nnsworlng' Mosucy's
description hold him up threo mllos
from Cnscado on Monday night nnd
in ado htm boll eggs. Time months
ago Mosnoy led n pohuo through
snow waist deep In Northern Mon
tana and csenped after a thrilling
chase.
STANFORD
STUDENTS
(Continued from First Page.7
-rt Wo sincerely appreciate tho sen
timent of tho resolution submitted
by the Btudent body, but wo see no
reason why wo should retract what
we have dono, and will follow our
former policy." ' '
Stutlchts Are ExcifcdT
Tho resolution referred to In tho
report was one passed lost night by
tho student body, Jn which regret
was expressed1 for tho demonstra
tion, and the Students Affairs Com
mute was asked to withdraw the
suspension of tho 12 men on whom
Its, band had faUcn.
FORSWEARS
RIGHT TO
CROWN
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; Washington, March 20. Friends
of Miss 'Katyorlno Blklns, daughter
of the senator, and the Due A'Abruz
zi, the young Italian nobleman Buln$
fbr hey .hand, declare to day tftnt
oU-drpamed 'of' bat seldom realized
tfnlon'of a foro'lgn' title and American
dollars'ia about to bo realized.
They say that tho present easels'
a. rent jovo -match, and In proof point
out mat, oy inusiHg ii, tuo auc iftn
forswear his right1 to tho Italian
4M.
Thin nftnrnnnn thn onttro stAldcnt.
body is la an uriroar. Last night tho Vown, for which ho Is now fifth id
feollng In favor of a walk-out had
calmed greatly. Now It is again at
fever heat. Tho action of the com-,
raltteo In refusing to accept apology
of tho students Is taken as a person
al affront by virtunlly every man
and co-ed at Stanford.
It Is regarded as certain that some
sort of a radical demonstration will
tako place tonight, ns scores of tho. mont.
leading men of tho student body this
nftornoon doclaro thoy will novor
again enter a class room, until tho
12 suspended mo naro roinstatod.
A mcotlng of tho Btudent body
lino. TJp to tho present time King
Victor Bmanuol haa Btronuou3ly ap
posed tho match, owing to his objec
tion to his favorlto cousin marrying
outside of tho European roynl circle.
, It Is believed hero that It is an ef
fort to obtain tho royal approval of
the match that is delaying tho forth
coming announcement of tho ongago
Women as Ticket Sellers.
Consul General Robert J. Wynno
roports that, following a French ex
ample, tho main lino underground
will' bo called for tonight, but It lsjolcctrlo railways In London nro to try
not expected thero will bo any rad-t,ho oxperlment of employing women
icat action. Tnis auornoon ino mm. oui.u.o, w.
Sttiilonts' Affair Committee Is slt-'Hondds:
"booking clerks.
Krtitiio llnndit Pardoned.
Bacrnmonto, March 20 Tho prom
Ino of ii( full pardon that wub made
to George Sontag 1 C years ago, whon
ho wns sentenced to prison' for llfo
for turning state's evldenco, tins
boon kopt by tho authorities.
Sontag, ono of tho Fresno bandits.
Is troo today, haVng been released
by Acting Govornor Portor yester
day, and ho will be rttored to citi
zenship nt bnao. He was promised'
tho pardon for giving ovldenco
against Chris Kvan. qno of tho ox
precN rohhors. Omelnls of the ox
pross corn pa ny and Warden Aull, of
Folsom JirlHon, wrro aotlvo In sneur
Ing tho pardon. He wns Bontoncod
In 1802.
ting to hear the porsonnl statements
of 300 8tudenta who voluntarily
signed tho confession that thoy par
ticipated In tho recent demonstra
tion. A long lino of studonts hns formod
outsldo tho doors of tho collcgo
president's otTlco, nnd It Is probablo
that moro than tho original 300 will
tako occasion to enter pleas of bolng
equally guilty with tho 12 mon mis-ponded.
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When you need a cough euro you
need ono that will euro your cough.
Komp'a Balsam, tho best cough cruro,
will do It. AH druggists soil It for
25 cents,
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New Corporation.
8. P. Grocary Company; principal
office, Portland, Orogon; capltnl
stock, $5000; incorporators, W. J.
ShcaBgreon, H. A. Shooagrcon and M.
A. Sheasgroon. (
St. Johns Daseb.ill Club; principal
ofilco, 8t. Johns, Orogon; capital
stock, $1000; Incorporators, F. W.
Vnlontlne. S. C. Norton, R. D. Jnck
Hon and J. F. Hondrlcks.
IHSIIOP POWLHR
IIA.M PASSU!) AWAY.
Kennedy's Lnxatlvo Cough Syrup
acts gontly yet promptly on the
bowols and allays Inllamntlon at tho
samo time. It Is pleasant to take.
Sold by all druggists.
In many quarters tho experiment
will bo watched with lntorost. Tho
principal dlfllculty In tho way of em
ploying women in this capacity rests
In tho hours of duty, Inasmuch as
tho booking ofllccs nro open from 5
n. m. until half an hour after mid
night. Tho omploymont of young women
nt railway atatlons in Glasgow Is a
practice of a good many years. Tho
Caledonian railway has about IS fe
male booking clerks, who began nt
$2.50 and road' to $4.50 por week.
So fnr as tholr work Is concerned,
tho girls In Scotland nro stated to
bo a success, becauso It Is tho kind
of employment that suits thorn ex
actly. It cannot bo Enid that tho
oxporlmont had boon an overwhelm
ing success. Practically tho samo
numbor of women clorks nro now
on tho staff as 13 or 14 yours ago.
Ono drawback to tho employment of
girls Is that It restricts tho area for
training youths who pass Into other
branches of tho sorvlco.
In addition to women ticket soil
ors tho underground electric com
panies nro about to onlnrgo on an
oxporlmont, which nlroady promises
success, In tho uho at station en
trnncos of n'ltonintlc tlckot machlnos
with slots for half ponies nnd multi
ples thereof.
STEEL
PROFITS
. . IMMEi
NowOTork, March 2fj -Bom.
of the enormous remim. .
of the Tfntiiwt Q,-.. . D1 P"
uiuiea oleel Com
commonly referred to . .1.7
truBot," is given In thP anna,
of, tho corporation i5aued fo,' "'
: .The. statement shows thil J.,
.,... .. iov lne gf()Ss
ni uvi'.oximnioiy $757.. J
and" tho onoroHn. : MiM
Jo $566,J66,777. The W.I '
13- $69,736,49L
rscw otnric.
geno A. H. Cole, Matin p
Frnop, C. B. Lucas. Po.-h.m J
. ' . , ' m
tvOMUpation, or IrregnlarN
vvry niiua mo cause of tltkl
tiuue. ianos family
tho great proventatlm .n .
hoadachet DrugBists sell it (J
ouco 10 improve a Portloaof
Street.
Notlco Is hereby given that ta
meeting or tlio Common Co
mo Kiiiy or aalora, Orfma.
March 16, 1908, a reMlatf 1
adopted to Improve High strettl
tween tno north line of Sut 1
nnd tho south lino of Court stn
tho following manner'
First: By grading the roii
of said street between Mid
full width from curb to curb 1
propor Bubgrade
Secend: By paving the ink
tween tho rails and one tH
halt feet outsldo of the rails
Orognn Eelectrlc Hallway Coal
with vitrified brick, In ictori
with tho plnns and speclfkatloss
tho proposod lmproromtnt ot I
Btreot railway track of tb Pora
Railway, Light & Power Con
Stato street, tho cost o( i!d
provoment to he niscsjej ipl
right of way ot tho nld
Eelectrlc Railway Companr
Third: By paving uld roil
save and except tho ipac btta
tho rails and ono and ont-li!'
outsldo of tho rails of uld n!
track of the Oregon Electric Hi!
Company, with Warren's Ditte:
wnter-proof pavement The
said Improvement to bo autwj
I ho owners ot adjacent properti
provided In tho charter of nidi
Remonstrances ag&lnit tti
Improvement may bo filed
20 days from the flrt p.Mi
of this notlco.
By ordor of Common Coast?
W A mooM
Rft
Duto of first nb at.:ncItM
tlce, tho 20th dav of March 111
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JiillilMfclallMiiWWtiiltllWttl)Wi1WWWiWitialtliw
Now York, Muroh 20, -Bishop
Chariot Henry Fowler, presiding of-
tliior of the Northern conforonco of
tho Mothodlst Kplscopal church, dlod
hero today, aftor an Illness Instlng
about a year, and following u nor-j
vops Htroke. Ruffored whllo the aged
dlvluo wns awaiting n train In the:
Punnsylvnnla depot nt Jersey City
Death wns directly tho roeult of
his failure to rally from an opera
tion for diabetes, uorformetl last
night. Hie wUe and oue boh. Carl,
a New York ntury, were at the
bedside when the ond came.
Bishop Fowler was 71 years of age. ! M
und for years has been a leader In
missionary and fraternal church
work Staoe 1SSS ho has been a dot-
ogat to most of tho foreign confor-
oncos. !U was for elaht years on-
gugod l ohuroh work on tho Pacific
oat, and was a prime factor In e-
luiiiioiiiiiK .uawi.uuj oiitig9 in ouuill-
ern California.
Pill and PIUm.
A p roll no oause of Piles Is the use
of oathartlos and lMU of a drastic-
qf a drastl
followed by
violent nature. alwa-a
roaotlon on aoeount ot tho resinous.
drying properties they contain.
There are other causes, but no
matter what the cause or what the
klad ot Pile. Dr Loonkardt's Hem
Hold oau be relied upon to cure to
stay cured.
It's an inUraal remedy that re
move the cause ot Uehlnsr. Blind.
Weeding or SupiMtr&tlitg Piles.
A guarantee sm with eaeh pack
age. $1.00 at druggists, or Dr. Leon
hardt Co., Niagara FalN, N. Y., Pro
prlotois. Sold by Dr. Stone.
Satoui.
Potmatrnaeral Moyor twtay
laformetl eettcrwMi of a ease whero a
real live bafey w& through tV
pa reels, pot ta Baiglaad. and arrtved
safety.
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Bm 04 Ii4 iM &
BLUE SERGE
Before you know Spring will be upon us.
pare yourself now with the proper garmeits.
invite you to see our Spring line of Blue Serges!
most nnnular suit for parlv Snrinr wear. JW1
the famous
Bishop's Ready
Tailored Suits
Prices $12.50 to $25.00
Washington
Fashioned Apparel
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We Have All -Sizes and Styles
I Salem Woolen Mill St
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