DAILY G1PITAL JOUJtNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FH1PAY, Al'lUL 17, 1008
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MARKET
REPORTS
BY WIRE
DEMOCRATS
PUTTING
UP FIGHT
Wl CITY MARKET
QUOTATIONS ON PRODUCE AT
SAN- FltANClSCO AND . l'ORT
LANDLOCAL MARKfST COR.
REOTED UP TO DATE
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Son Francisco, Apr. 17. Wheat
No. 1 California club, per cental,
$1.57 8IM white milling club,
1.62ttl.G7V6 5 wn,t0 Australian,
$1.70 Q 1.72; northern blueatom,
$1,02 J&0 1.67 ; northern club,
$1.57 Vj 1.62 V4; Inferior grades of
whent, $1.3rj(01.5p.
Barley No. 1 feed, $1.3501.40,
with Home fancy at $1.42; com
mon to fnlr, $1.27 01.32; brow
ing ivt San Francisco, $1.42
1)47 ; browing mnd shipping nt
rort CoHtn, $1.4001.45; Chevalier,
$1.05(3)1.85, according to quality.
Butfcor FiobIi California oxtrns,
23c; flrHtH, ,'22r; hocoiuIb, 20c;
packing No. l,,19c; No. 2, 18c.
I3gg Per dozon, California frosh,
Including caso, oxtrnB, 19 c; firsts,
Includ'ng cuBUt, oxtra, 21d; IlrHts,
17 c; MOComlH, 17c; thirds, 15 c;
cilrtfoH No. 1, 17c; dlrtlou No. 2,
10 c.
ClMKMit For jiound, California
llutB. fancy, Uc; Urals, lie; boc
ondB, 10c; California Young Amor
lea, fancy, 13 c; llrBtH, 12o.
Storngo HtiHlorn fancy New York
17o; Oregon 14o.
Potnloon Por contnl, LompooB,
$1.1001.20; Oregon butbunks, 85c
0$1.O5; river whites, fancy, 10 0
RBo; oucJy roHo, $1.25(ffl.35J rlvoi
rudH. $1.35 ft 1.40; nwoot potntoos;
$2.5003.00 pof eruto; now potutnos,
202c.
Onbns liiiitorn red, nominal;
Uormudns, $2.50 0 a. 00 pur crnto;
AiiHlrltilliiu browns, $4.76.05.50 pur
era to.
Oranges Pwr box, nnvols, fancy,
$2.25 0 2.50; oholoo, $1.7502.20;
MtandardH, $1.5002.00; Tungorlnos,
$1.5002.00.
BY A FILIBUSTER
LOVELY CHARACTER OF JOHN
SHARP WILLAM8, TALENTED
SOUTHERN LEADER, WHO IS
FRIEND OF CANNON.
Ida
owt.
oroumary,
eack
KALRM MARKET.
Locnl Wholesale Market.
ICgr 14 c.
JkUter -(Jrenmory, 2714 c
Oowh $8 03.50.
HiiH-Uci mixed ohlokoiiH,
Local whouf S08u, .
on -sue.
Hnrloy $20. .
Flour -Hard wheat, $4.5004.80.
valley, $4.00.
Hay -Cheat, $13 0 14 olovor, $10
0 2 per ton; timothy, $14 015.
OnloiiH 3ViC.
Hop--1907 crop, 404 Vfco.
CaBcara Hark 3 to 3&0.
Mhnlr SfOc.
tteinll Mnrlcec
OftU $1.46 01.60 par
Whant $1.00.
Rolled uarloy $31.
KKga-lOa.
nuttoiw-Oountry, 30o
30c.
Flour Vnlloy, 11.20 vr
bard wheat, $1,400 $1.60,
llrau 00c par anok; $30.00 per
ton. suorla. $1.25 por Book.
liny -about, $10017; olvor,
$15; oheat, 85c; olover, 75o por ovl.
Oinngt $.5O02.5O.
Livestock.
Hogs- Fat. $5.50.
Stock hogn $1.60.
StoerB Tops, $3.60; fair, $2,76 0
$3.00.
Veal 0 0 So.
Trtplrl Fruits,
1)huiihv JG.00.
Or-ng-. -$a.40f 8.10.
Lomons $3.50 04.50.
Portland Market.
Whwit -Club, S4o; vnlloy, SO
SDi , blunitom, STo.
PoulUy Ileus. 140140
duck, l&lbloo; plgoont, oW, $1 par
dox Ml.
MUbtuff Urna, $4.
Hay Timothy. vallor, $7.50;
fnira. $lJJia.Q.
Vteii-ll4.
FltKVCH TROOPS
IIAVH A RATI
t United Preitt LwMd Vlr.)
Part, April 17. A Ueapemte
batt I Iimn Jwt been foMght between
a French flulumn and a foroe of Ber
ber ut Twnilet. aoonrdlng to utllcUl
tuhutxi .ioc! vk! here today. The
light took plnie on a liaight over
looking a plain whr the Berbers
hud concentrated. The native be
gan th conflict making a vloloua
charge on the- French troops, who
stood tholr ground and ropuUo.l the
attack, killing 125 ami wounding
100, The Frenoh lost one o ill cor and
27 mon killed and a luimbor wound"
od.
(United Press LeaBed Wlro.)
Washington', April 17. Once bo
poncoful oven to tho point of bolng
caroless tho houso, -with tho Dem
ocratic flllbuflter In full swing, Is
now In tho grip of a hurricane, and
Borne of tho seasick members are
prnylng that tho day may come when
thoy will reach tho port of adjourn
ment. So roughly was the old luglBlature
ship toHBlng when Republican
"whip"' Watson got back from In-
dlnna . with tho gubernatorial nom
ination tuckod under his arm, that
ho didn't like It n bit, and bo he Is
about to got tho house and sonnto
londcrH to ngrco to go homo by
May 10. lie may succeed, but thoso
who have now grown itccuutomod to
tho rough wonthor are not quite bo
anxious. Thoy iny thnt oven Wat
son will got used to It bye nnd byo.
Whatever effect tho flllbustor to
"inn It u thu mnporlty enact romodlnl
luglslatlon rocommondod by tholr
ProHldont" may have in tho coming
election, It has Horvod to glvo John
Sharp WIUIntUB, minority leader and
Honator oloct, a standing he has not
had with his party, for years. As a
rotiult, Bomo admirers aro actually
mentioning the MIbbIhbIpIuu as n
vice preHldentlal possibility.
Although WllllaiUH and Sponkor
Cannon ongagc In dally vorbnl com
bat, their conteett Uhvo sorvod only
to incroaHo tho poraonnl friendship
bolweon tho two legislative giants.
"Thoro will bu no personnl mis
understanding botwoen tho chalc
and the gentleman from Mlsslsulp
pi," Undo .loe nsturod Williams one
day whon tho minority loader wns
calling Cannon lmmoe in as soft and
dullento pRrllHinontary language! ns
the' ami newt scholsr from the south
oould employ. And tho re has not
libtn. When the ipenkH' kom down
upon the door to stretch hit logs,
Mini Williams drifts Into the sponk
or's room nt will, just as If the Utch
string had an Invtslblu extension to
his trousors. pocket.
Even with tho home going first
this way and that under tho gug
rules of tho majority, the members
generally aro becomlug Hooustoined
to the disturbed conditions.
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JAPANESE
CONTROL
OPPOSED
al-
ill
(United Prtog Leased H'lro.)
London, April 17. If D. W. Ste
vens, who was reoently MHenaMlnated
In San Francisco, hnd not been kill
ed when ho was, there would hKve
bean much disappointment In Korea,
as evidenced by a Tnklo dispatch to
tho Dally Mall, which s,ny&:
"Tho murder In San Francisco of
tho American. DurliHiu W. Stevens,
the Jnpnnoso agent In Seoul, caused
lltm surprise hero. Tho Righteous
Army lengue of Korea wns orgwu
Ued ntHlitly for the exterminetlon of
Jnpftnee ngftuts. When Mr. Steveus
loft for Amerleu hit doetructlon ws
committed to the Ulshteous Army
loaguo In San Fmnciero. This
league has Rgts In vry yrt of
tho United Slftte. VeHsAHC Is
sworn agniiist nil who help Uie Jup
anase In the capital."
". O. LeWItt & Co., CHIeato, III.
atlenui-U 1S8T ( h4 a dl
east of the stoitt.Hch and bowels. In
the siMai of 1801 1 bo-igiu a bottle
of Kmlcl ua 1 the benefit 1 received
all the told in Qoor,-a could sot
buy. 3Jay you live long and pros
per. Your very truly. C N. Cr.
uell. Uo4lK. Oa , A Ma. S7. 1106."
Sold by Nil druoclsts.
w
Alrsl Hvhas l reeling better aad
may reunif oouuiiMUd at Monterey.
Hlfti- uteo wri hUl off la tk$ S.
P. Co. kops t Keno, Nov.
DeWttfs Kdnty AUd Rl;dder
Pills ar prompt and thorough and
will in a s ort tlmo siroMgthen
weakened kldm? and allay troubles
arising from intlumtuation of tho
bladder, Sold by .all druggists.
MAY SEND
AN ARMED
FORCE
DOWNTOVENEZUELA
SITUATION IN THE SADDLE COL
ORED REPUIJLIC IJEOINS TO
GRATE UPON THE NERVES OF
THE ADMINISTRATION.
(UnltoiJ 'Press Leased Wire.)
Washington, April 17. Tho ad
ministration frankly admits being
annoyed by tho Venezuelan situa
tion. That Borious consideration has
been given to the proposition to send
an armed force to thnt country In
order to'onforco respect for tho Uni
ted States, cannot bo successfully de
nied. Tho war and navy depart
ment i lmvp bean collaborating on
tentativo plans for tho embarkation
of troops and tho investment of La
Ouawra. Thoso nro now said to have
boon completod, so thnt If congress
should decide to clothe the ProBl
dont with the nccossnry authority,
the army nnd navy will be ready to
do tho rost on short notice.
Ono thing stands In the way of
spanking Prosldent Castro and that
Is tho high in I ml od pmltlon which
tho United Stntos has taken with ref-
orenco to tho use of arms to enforco
contractual obligations. Most of
tho claims of Amorlcan citizens
ngalnnt Castro aro basod on nllogod
violation of concessionary rlghK
Moroovor, there Is. consldornblo
doubt In the minds of administration
oillclnlH hero nB to whethor all of
those claimants hnvo come into
court with elonn hnnds. Tho rocent
correspondence sent to tho bo mi to
by tho ituto depnrtmont showed that
In ono enso, at loast, tho claimant
had aided nnd nhottad a revolution
ngn'n&t tho constituted authority of
Venezuela. This govornmont, how
ever, has never posed upon the vQlld
l of tho clnlnu. It has morel- In
sllstod that Vonezuoln shall submit
tho controversion to an International
tribunal for arbitration. This de
mand, made repentodly In tho paBt
two years, has not only been refused
hy Castro, but that In most umllplo
rijntle, practically Insulting lan
guage. i, If It shcild bt fptmd necessary to
4d to war, tho result from the oper
ations would be In the nature of a
tjlfiilu uxourslon, la the view of army
aud navy olllclals hej'e. Tho Vono
zuolnn "navy" is composed of seven
auttauated cruisers, and three smull
nuxllfnrlen. Its "army" numbers
itboutu 4000 men, poorly equipped,
lfl.v paid and miserably dlscipltnid.
H - IM '
CANNERIES
HAVE BEEN
PROSPEROUS
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
San Francisco, April 17. More
prosperity wns enjoyed during tho
past year by tho fruit ennnors of
California than in any other period
in tho history of that Industry.
In spite of the money stringency,
which diminished tho demand for
goods since last October, tho aggre
gate sales amounted to nearly $10,
000,000, tho largest reported Blnco
tho California Fruit Conner's asso
ciation was organized. These facts
developed yesterday nt a mooting of
tho association hold to elect ofllcors
and receive their reportB of busi
ness. Up to October the ahlpmonts had
been tho heaviest on record, nnd tho
earnings equal tho dividends for
throe years. Tho association had
disbursed in dividends Binco its or
ganization $1,578,815. President
Wm. Fries wns re-elected president.
Land Plaster
I
MAYOR
RETURNS
GIGARS
CUnl ted Prta Leased Wlro.)
Portland. Or.. April 17 Making
vuod his frtqueut assertion that no
municipal afllolal of Portland could
afford to aeaa.pt any prejant or favor
from any of tho local public sorvlco
corporations. Mayor Harry Lane
yeterdy went to the oftlce of Pres
ident Joeeolyn of the Portland Hall
way. Light & Power company, and
laid $650 on tho functionary's desk.
"What la this for. Mr. Mayor?"
aeked Joeeeiyn, with eurprUo.
"That." Mid kit honor. "Is pay
ment la full for a box of cigars that
your company p me ted me Christ
mas." Then. It Is aald. yards of heated
language was wnlUea" b both pur-
tin.
The policy of lit mavor and the
djeatros of the railway company have
Un antagonist ic tor tome months
aiMl much feeling has been aroused.
Thj UttUieat occurred as a result
of a taunt from a member of the
city eouaetl who made a remark that
despite the inaym preachings he
knew that the chief executive vu
reoelvlng preU from the ia!lwn
company. This reminded Ume of
the Cigars aud he praiuiu reimld
the company (or them.
Probably it Is your stomach and
not your heart thnt cause pain In
neighborhood ot the heart If it Is,
lane's Family Medicine will giro re
lief. 25 cants at druggts;s
Wo ' have both tho Oregon
and Utah planter nnd our
prices ate right.
Farm Seeds
This Is a spoolalty with us
nnd our prices nro tho lowest
In the stato. All seeds aro
tested beroro bolng offorod on
tho market.
Chick Feed
Our chlok food Is cortululy
a winner nnd nt tho price that
we sell It makos If go. Try it
aud seo the dlffurouco in thnt
hunch of littlo chicks. Also,
hnvo a complote stock of poul
try suppllos.
D. .4. WHITE & SONS
255Com'ISt. Phone 160
t At house cleaning time thcrearei
yyayo ounaiuu ui lUrilfCCire to I
discarded &iid newones purchased, fli
new mingssnou.ci Deoought to ifel
advantage, and for the reason
want the chance to serve you fori
are conTiaeni; we serve you best
give us a chance to demonstrate I
we can.
Mi
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bbLbhsk TaBBsnto iTF9jiBBftwennHi r3
yCREDITK
If i IS fbrt
tr., .
You have sec, u. Ji
mark before, hare pt
nnd ko have mlllloai o( oti.
They liavc come to twa
It with tho highest (&
stovo merit., It turamu
the possibility of wy,
your fuel etpon to i tiA
mum If you buy a ilncu.
Let us show yon their bu;
ad vantage. The range thit k
sold on an alolute guruift.
One dollar n wcvk up (
any lluck's Itanp ttV
from our Atotk.
TO11MUUWM
enBnasnnmwiiMii ,
HOUSE FURNISHER!
mmmsz&azsssBSSiiasm
Orniul Union Tea Co.
Reopened under now mnnngomont.
Will carry a high grade of teos and
coffee and othor goods. Froo deliv
ery to nny part of tho city. Roy
Stilllor.
For the FrelKt
And Juctest steaks rj ivn
nil that U best In the mut mil
to Steusloff Dro' or rl : w
rrder to 321
Smart Spring Sack Sui
In no other garments will you see such
high grade fabrics and high grade tail
oring at prices as low as ours, as in
the noted
rT
Bishop's Ready
Tailored Clothes
$10.00 to C$30.00
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,CopTnAj 1908, .
Tb Heuteot Kunmhamet '
.uffo
-"-On
Styles and,,fabrics that appeal to me"
and young men in the correct shades
of brown, tan, olive, gray and bue,
mostly stripes of exclusive weaves.
SALEM WOOLEN MILL S