Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 08, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text-$ rn DAILY CAPITALJQURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. JVFNraD AY, APRIL 8, 1008 TUESDAY, APRIL 7. 1008 s J. I STOCKTON The Old White Corner Tomorrow we lnngurnto a ijejlcs of dally .Bales that will bo of . .. rv render of tills paper. Vo vlll offer sneclal nrlrnti ii-j.?6ir iu viv.j - . - ti ..----- -- different lines for ono day only. Tomorrow will be , ." Underwear, Jay - I sd cterr garmet la the storo, will bo r6duccdls Ab xa ''spoclal feature ' i in will offer a case .of 80 dozen f ? Sleeveless Vests Regular 15c values for 9c each Thcro will also bo other attractlvo bargains In long alcove gnr- Isut! and union suits In Summer nnd Winter weights. IRTHERN PACIFIC LANDS tkszi to Sell Their Sagebrush Proper ty for $2.50 Per Acre- Pen dleton People Will Tate into the Court biding that tho terms of tho i Thoro Is little doubt In tho minds pern Pacific land grant nro tho lot peoplo who are familiar with tho MARKET REPORTS BY WIRE BAY CITY MARKET QUOTATIONS ON PRODUCE AT. SAN FRANCISCO AND PORT LAND LOCAL MARKET COR RECTED UP TO DATE JAPAN (Continued from pago one.) yond tho point of endurance. On tho other hand. China Is Inclined to go along on a atlrfor lino of pollcv than hlthorto. An agreement be tween the Japanese and Chinese re mains entirely unlikely, at least un til tho American fleet arrives, think tho Chinese, who bollovo that tho prosenco of tho groat armada In the Paolflq will tend to bring tho mikado to morq favorable torms. , ,Ponr American Fleet. (United Press Leased Wire.) ' San FranclBco," April 8, Wheat No. 1 California club, per-cental, $1.57 1.65; white milling club, $1.62 1.67; white Australian, $1.701.72; northern bluestom, $1.621.C7; northern club, $1.57 1.62; inforlor grades of wheat, $1.35 1. CO. Darloy No. 1 fe"ed, $t.3fc1.40, with some fancy at $1.42; com mon to fair, $1.27 1.32 ; brow ing at San Frnnclsco, $1.42 1.17; browing aud shipping at Port Costn, $1.40 1.46; Chevalier, $1.65 1.85, according to quality. Butter Fresh California extras, 22c; firsts, 20 c; seconds, 19c; fresh packing stqok, No. 1, lSc; No. 2. 18c. Fresh eggs Por dozen, extras, 20e; firsts, 16c; seconds, 15'c; thirds, 15c; dirties, No. 1, lfic; dlrtlos, No. 2, 14c. Now cheese Por pound, Califor nia Hats, fancy, 11 o; flrstB, lie; seconds, 10c; California Young America, fancy, 13 c; firsts, 12c. Storage Eastern fancy, Now York, 18c; Oregon, 14c. Toklp, April 8. Japan Is worried about the negotiations between Rus sia and the United 8tates concern ing tho administration of affairs at Harbin. Tho sensationalists connect tho coming of tho American warships wlthpOeslblp tuturo rosontlonB con cerning affairs In South Manchuria. A Washington dispatch says tho American government has decided to oppose the action of Russia and Japan in Manchuria. Advice from Harbin qupto Consult Elsher as say ing that tho United Statos govern ment on Its own Inltlatlvo demands tho abandonment of Japan's presont BtatiiB In Manchuria. Thcso things havo aroused much comment horo, but the foreign office refuses to ac cept nn alarmist vlow of the situa tion, and states Its belief that tho AmorlrVTrl'govornmont Is not opposed tq Japan's presont nttltudo In Manchuria. I BIG SHIPMENT OF NEW UCES, NEW EMBROIDERY, NEW RIBBONS JDST QPENED AU tho swell new combination Fllct Inco bands much in demand tills Reason. Wo'ru showiaifnn ogant assortment In small design, net ground, "all over" faces for yokoi and waists. It Isn't an iwaggeration to nay tint our kUh la THE laco storo ef: 'tin city. You can't match OHr valuta clwwhere. , . v V Women Join Itoycott. Tolclo, April 8. Tho nntl-Jnpa-neso boycott In China has Bproad to tho women of the flowery kingdom. Tho hotiBO wives In tho largor com munities are forming boycott clubs I nnu a carofully organized campaign against Japanese goods will bo car- Irlod on. This ln?t turn In tho flghf has Increased tho alarm of Japanese exporters, who realize that the wom en nro In n position to cause them ! groat alarm. ' o A Twenty-year Sentence. "I have Just comnloted a twonty vonp lifinltli kntiinnrn Imnngml liv 'hucklon's Arnica Salvo, which cured! piq of bleeding plica Just twonty I years ago." writes O. S. Woolovor. of Potatoes Por ccntnl, Lompocs, LeRnysvUlo. N. Y. Bucklon's Arlnca $1.10 1.25; Oregon burbnnks, 80e Salvo heals tho worst sores, bolls, htl 10- river whites fanov 40(H) U!,rn. wounds isd cuts in tho short ?i.io, uvor wimo, rano, 40(tf t t, 2G t j c; Porry,fl drHB 85c; early rose, $1.25 1.35; rlvor 8jro rods, $1.351.40; Bwcot potatoes;; ' o $2.50 $3 por crate; now potatoes, .,.,.,, ... ..... IM'jt I'ylAjriAU .miWiNIV!'. it thoa- of tho Southorn Pa ; which tho government Is about At relinquish to sottlors at tho aam price of $2.50 nn acre, a ol Pendleton and Echo men itteniptlng to bring tho railroad Wat, taya tin Pendleton Trlbmio. frtar have applied for purchase rind under tho government pro- : w toe west end of tho county 1 filed copies of those npnllca- htoje'to with affldavlts to tho ttit tiny hnd bfen rojocted the county recordor. It Is W that nothing further will bo s'a tno matter until tho govorn- f't uit analibt the S. P. and ft M.aora of land grants, hns facts that tho govorumont will bo successful In compelling tho South orn Pacific to rollnqulsh Its hold ings but thero is considerable doubt In tho minds of Pendleton Inwyors and others- as to whothor the case of tho N. P. Is exactly sim ilar. Tho opinion Bcomn-to provnllthnt tho grnnt to tho Northern Pacific was unrestricted and thnt tho com pany Is pormltted to hold Its land just an long as it deslros and accept Just as hjgh u prlco as Ic can se curo. Ab the land In quostlon Is now worth about $100 por aero It will bo Hoen thnt those who aro making Klt'td as I' la alloued that a i tho f Icht will havo something 'loo a on- will bo a doclalon In, worth tholr wbllo If thoy Buccoed In wr tneir ofrnrti. 23c por lb. Onions Enstorn yellow, $3.50 WATER POWER 4.00; eastorn rcdB, $3.00 3.50. j .Consul-Gonornl Henry I). MUlor Ornngos Por box, navels, fancy, of Yokohnmn Invites nttontlon to 00(0)" "5 choice 11 75 2 00: tno following report of nn electrical $-.00 -.-D, i"ico. I1.76JP- ww, t on th0 I)OBS,bllItIos of dovol. standards, $1.35 1.75; tangorlncs, OJin,on( of 0ioctricnl powor ln Jn. $1.502.00. pnn: I In tho enso of ono pnwor slto on Livestock Miirki't. ttff Tashlragnwa tho construction, of ... . .. 0 un-nin.B n tuimol throe and n ha f ml os long t, Ch,C29nnnApSL ?Tnnn? it" '0'.Jt Is stated, senuro about 06,- '.Tn'n20'!0,001 oa.t,t.&il5;SJSi,lhTSfi 000 hor Powerand at another 14.000. Hogs opened steady. Loft g b f ,JQ fr'or ovySi? ft nriBK nmont ' "e " construction, SMKK5L JijmV'ih 160,000 honopowor couhh It Is ro- ...u ., .,..- -..,. -.- portou, no socuron. in tno nrst in- lower. If Got Wlmt Hr WmIihI. )fi rj ns;n u lookod U3 If at had ro n." says Mr. C. wi, of MI'I Croek, Ind. Tor. m run down that llfo hung ry slender thread. It was ! L druBRist recommendod f pilters i bought a bottlo lOt What T nnnrinr atmnntl. fttfii!001 ,n the Krftve' but o Bitters put It back on tho ,. o ,' Bna vo been well ever wia unaer guarautoo at J. w7 drug store, EOc. w postofflce plans are being lineHtn !.-. .. ., lfapirTJl . B "cr men ko CW. mdlgesUon. sour irr v tns or gaa and ner- "" II illnrutn wlmt v.. iLiJLiruKKlsts. ' For ConstlMttIon. Mr. L, H. Fnrnham, a prominent druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says "Ghuinborlaln's Stomach and Llvor Tablets nro cortalnly tho best thing on tho market for constipation." Glvo thoBQ tablots a trial. You aro certain to find thorn agreeable and pleasant ln effect. Price, 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by Dt. Stono's drug store. o ,, . Oregon Supremo Court. Dlllard & Clayton vs. Olalln Min ing company, Douglas county, af firmed. Smith vs. Muagrove, Umatilla county, remanded. Whlgbam vs. Supremo Court, Or der of Foresters, Multnomah coun ty; reversed and remanded. ney fee, affirmed. Kansas City, Mo., April 8. Ro colpta Ilogri, 12,000; cattlo, 6000; shoop, 5000.' binhn, Nob. April 8. Receipt Hogs, 80Q0; cattlo, &suo; 7600. RALKM MARKET. 10c. S lething New and Novel In Hat Pins Real row bUdS nrOnaroH hv n unnrot nrnnau on1 mntnllAl wm ihe natural shape an(J details of tho outer petals. ner going to be Local WTiolewile Market Eggs 12 c. Ruttor Creamery, 30c. Cows $3 3.50. Hens lie; mixed chickens. Local wheat 82 85c, Oats 37 40c. Barloy $26. Flour Hard wheat, $4.50 4.80. valley, $4.00. Hay Cheat, $13Hi clovor, $10 12 por ton; timothy, $14 15. Onions 3c. Hops 1907 crop, 44c Cascara Bark .3 to3c. stanco thoro Is a good rosorvolr slto for storage. whUo In tho socond In stanco ndvantngn would bo takon of natural lakes. Those altos and oth erea which havo been survoyod aro in tho Fujiyama district. Additional sources of power aro near Nlkko, sheep, where J,ako ChuioriJ would form tho largo resorvolr, and whoro, with fohr miles ot tunneling, a fall of 2000 foot could bo socirod; also 111 the Lake Innwashlro district, whore tho construction of four mllos of tunnollng would provide upward of 50,000 horse powor. An Inspection of tho principal stntH'cK over many years point to tho probability of tho Initial plants giving, even during periods of drought, 300,000 horso power. A favornhlo feature of th srhpmo Is that tho power site provisionally solooted are located within a com paratively short dlstnnco of Toklo. whore, at tho outset, tho bulk of th powor would b takon. Rotweon the capital and the sites referred to Let us show you tho latewt In LADIES' GENUINE PANAMA HATS Mxtrn flno quality. Our 'price only novelty nliown this season. 91.83. They're thu rlovcrcK MEN'S STRAW HATS ' Manila Hat.s and PnnnmaH. All tho Inttwt blockH In Mcii'h extra lino Kouuluo Panama luits at 9-t.no. RcRiilar hIoix'h ak from ond to two dollarH moro for tho saiuo quality. M z? . sen ?SrSl&l IQZ4SI (3, oS. J$zssed', Kyfirefa re you DON'T PAY YOUR NKIGIlROIUr DK11TH WHKN YOU TUADK AT A CASH HTORI-J I IlAKKIl CITY DKMOCRAT. Mmf t:o8 Wv have a faw a big demand for this novolty this samples in our window for your ln- rdy to BupRiy all demands for this wonderfuhnovei lffercnt eolrs of gold and Bllvor by June 1st at $1.00 UK JEWELRY STORE Tke Stere if Quality lfer State aadlliwiv arsaa wvn uivjt" Mhalr 20c. HfMAll Markft. Oats $1.45r50 par qw,t. Wheat $1.00, ;;" Rolled barley $31. Eggs 16c. Butter Country, 35; creamery, 30c. -Flour Valley, $1.20 pr sackf hard wheat, $1.40 11.50. Bran 90c per Back; $30.00 per ton; short, $1.40 per sack. Hay Choat, $16 17; olvor, $16; ohoat, 85c; clovtr, 75c per owt. Orangoe $2.802.S0. Livestock. Hogs Fat, $6.50. Stock hogs $4.50. Steers Tops, $3.60; fair, $2.75 $3.00. Veal 6 8c. Tropical Fruit. Bananas $6.50. Oranges $2.35 2.50. Lemons $3.60 4.60. Portland Market. Wheat Club; 8384o; valley, 83 84; bluestem, 85 86. Poultry Hens, 1314c; ducks, 15 16c; pigeons, old $1 per doz. Mlllstuff Bran, $24. Hay Timothy, valley, $16 17; alfalfa. $1314. Votch $14. o OA0VO3KXA. l-rt. sfU" H '" "" " Botqt gigastu Says Orcjronlnn Ih Getting Ready to l'-till Into Democratic Camp. Our old frlond tho Oregonlan Is getting ready to fall Into tho Dem ocratic camp as gracofully as It can. It recognlzos tho fnct that tho old thread worn plntltudos of tho Re publican party will not win tills yonr. It says: "Tho Domocrntlc campaign will bo an nggrosslvo ono and not moroly a passive submission to Inevitable slaughter like that of 1904. Tho truth 1b that Republi can mnnngorH must scok somo now ground of attack If thoy mean to In jur o Mr. Bryan sorlously." Thnt bounds good to us. It looks as If tho grent coast Journal, tiad given nip tho fight in tho nation as well us in tho Htato. It has already do- olarod that Govornor George K, Chambrlaln will bo tho pooplo'a cholco for United States senator and now It Is weakening on tho prospects for national uuccoss. Wo call tho attention ot our Republi can friends o this magnificent compllmont to tho great Nobrnskan. "It is difficult. Indood, to Imaglno thore Is a minimum transmission lust whnt ohlontlnn r-nn hn mmln ,4n distance of eighty mllPrf and a mnxl-Urr nrV.n ikn m ii. ,.,. C&Afffij&u Tniltn of f. 11 mllnn T la Aillmnlml that the prosent roqulr-monts of,w,th tho voters." In otbor words, ho Toklo represent 48,000 horse-power ' Is a faultier candidate. Puro In and that plants which will call for politics, honest, Incorruptible, an additional 20,000 horso Power 1 00lirnC0OUB feflri0Ea noad on and ure in tho procosB of erection. These ,.!!.!; ",,,,,. flguro do not. however, include thejen: rho Now York World hns uuon oloctrlc road from Toklo to Yokoha-I'or somp tlmo trying to dovlso a ma, or tho elevated road which is' really deadly campaign cry ngalnBt moat In Toklo. Ono of tho ohlof . , ... . . power sites is within 135 miles ufl fnr ,8 to my that h0 d09 not tho old capital, Kyoto, and Osaka, th,nl right.' Slnco right thinking th Manchoster of Japan, Is only Is largely a matter of opinion and lQ,? '!VL9 d,anL. I1 '? iOvod tasto, this reproach does not Btrlko with tho growth of the lutorurban , , ., , ' tramway systems in Janan thnr on as b,ne very effective for cam- will be an imrneuso field for chonp "nlgn uso. Tho same papors that .wamr poww. uwing to tno nigh accuse juo NurasKan of wrong prtce of ooal the cost of steam pow- thinking arraign Mr. Roosoyolt for er i high, and Uio utilization of ,hn ..., nfronso Th i.eoni of tho !wat-r nowar ahoni.i nrnv n ,, tno same orronso. Tbe ieople or tno portant factor In the Industrial do- country would bo glad to sue many voJopmont of Japun. , moro minds go estray In tho samo dlrnctlon." 11llty of TTOUblC. I "WhUo Ti- nrvnn onnms in io haadaoho and biliousness and th,taok ',nolf, Tio brings plenty of In poison that brings Jaundioi), take dlotmonts against tho RepublloanA DJ; K,n?!f Ne ut0 P,,,B' tbe rn' In general and Mr. Taft In partlcu- able purifiers that do the work with- ,r7, out grinding or griping. 2c at J , " ., .. . .. wo iiunuu iiini. mo urupuiiiuu lug this protection to tlm laboring man, nnd that offonso will countf against him with n certain oloas of working mon." Tho Orogonlan ro allzos tho "offonso." It makes not tho lonsL effort to pallato tho crlmo, for orlmo It 1b. Tho lnborora of this nation wll not forgot this Inst ef fort of tho groat fat Boorotary to add nnothor stono art a fitting cap shoaf to tho record of his oppres sion of tho laboring mon of Amorl ca. If wo can road botwoon tho lines at all, wo can hco tho groat palla dium of Republicanism In tho state of Oregon turning from tho party vomit of orlmo, docoptlon, Intrlguo, trickery, corruption, llbortlnlsm, po litical Immorality, depravity, decom position, decolt, duplicity, doublo dealing nnd dissimulation. It ro alltflR tho foulnoss of Its proannt political abode. Pit'Hldcnt RooHcvelt .Sjiv. That outdoor oxorclso Ib noodod by tho American pooplo. Tlwt'B all rhmimatlsm follow that udvlr'" Tho anBwor Is olmplo tuo Ballard's Snow Llnlmont, and tho rheumatism will go, leaving you ns spry a a colt. Qlves quick nnd pormanont ro llof from ihoumalwin, niMirnlgt'n lamo bnok and all pains. Sold by ull dealers. . . ..rw- - G. Perry's drug tre. -o Harley Uoslor nnd Ray Stoofler, tho two popular carmen, loft fqr Port'nnd thin morning for a pleas ure and business trip. o A Healing Ha9vo for RuriiH, Chapped IIuiuIh and Bbro Nipples, As a healing Balvo for burns, soroH, ori nipples and chapped hands Chiiiiihtrlani'H Sulve Is ino4t oxcellout u n'lays the nln of a b-.'i ulmoKt liHuntly, and tin p-n tho Injury Is wr.- sovoro, tioaU the parts without leaving a scar. Prlco 26 conts. .For Halo by Dr. Stouo's - . " o i IIIDH FOR WOOD. Soilod bids will bo rocolvod by tho dlrootorn of School District No. 24 for Salem, Orogon, at tho office of the District Clerk In tho Murphy block. a,t Saltm. Oregon, until tho 18th day or April. 1008, nt 6 p. m. Bids to bo oponod at tho High School at 7:30 p. m. cf said dato for cord wood for tin different school buildings as follews: High School, 80 cord- second growth fir. Eait Schol. 30 cdu second growth fir rnd 20 ods body fir or oak. urrmt Hcuool (North) 50 eds sec- COFFEE Poor coffee has to be sold in bulk, it isn't worth packing-. Your rroctr rtiiroi jr ar II lit U1 lik ScUUisf't Dt 9ti LJ nriil wikii..1i im .....I r w.i. A..i does not stop to deny the Indict, Pau Bchoo, 76" fi(I- ;Mond ments agninsi Jir. rait wu rainer growth fir. I assists Mr. Bryan to stick pins in Lincoln Sohoo'l 60 eds socond tho side of the great fat seorotary. ' fSovrth fir, one-half to bo oxtra W wonder how Mr Taft will nar-i,tt,lS0 eecoud growth, and 0 eds oak. (Wo wonaer now Mr. Tart will par-j Ton p0r W)nl cortflod oh?ck tQ ry this: "The laboring men insist accompany nil bids. Tho board re Uhey nro entitled to trial by Jury; leervoa tto right to reject any or all .hut Krinraiarv Taft wont nil the wav . bids. tn nklnhnmn In find fnnlt with nl H" A JOHNSON, JR. prorUloa la tho constitution secur- 4.8.0 4t -W2e DUtrlct Olork.