Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, May 12, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textdaw, oAiAl tovmAt,nALm omwotr,' WMvMtfbiAit tot ib6H Plan lor Summer Comfort --r, -. 4 g" ' .ll.l.ariIV. I ..,1.. .I.MI.. IHI ll,I.Ji, ... H.lf.ljtJiWjM.'lM' U ,'.,'? K&fflP -REPORTS I I !! "'Illiilll I I I I )l I 'Vr If ' j' 11 " . i - fc i'v .'" O A ' ' 'V, Don't add the heat of a kitchen fire to the sufficient discomfort of hot weather. tJe a frcw Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove and cook in comfort. With a "New Perfection' daily meals, or raising the temperature perceptibly above thab'of any other room in tnc nousc. If you once have experience with the liVWIKF iv Perfection" Oil Stovp the preparation of the big weekly "baking," is done without NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove you will be amazed at the jestfut way in which it enables you la do work that has heretofore overheated the kitchen and yourself. lhc "Ncay Perfection" Stoye isidcaj, fot summer use. Madq in three sizes and all . warranted! If not at your dealer's, write our nearest agency. The Er& , or low is therefore t rco from disagreeable odor and carw not smoke. Safe, convenient, ornamental the ideal light, If not at your dealer's; 'write out bearcat agency". " STANDARD OIL COMPANY '(IRMMSlUTJtJBK " CITY" MARKET QUOTATIONS ON PRODUCI. AT SAN FUANOISCO AND POUT LANDLOCAL MAIIKKT COK ItKOTEI) VV TO DATE IHHwlIB-' iHURj' east 'HUsHI !! 7 mWVS WJHBH IIJHHtW. UZ? MBKnl fffk,ky I mm flBjP WKmaSimMi I ' PROTEST AGAINST RAILWAY Tho mooting of tho city council last nlglit wrtB largely nttantlotl both by tlto coiincllmon nnd by 8KctatorB, moat of whom wore signers of tho varlotiis iiotltlons which wore nt tho mooting. Tho fenturo of tho ovonlng wna a potltlon slgnod by nbout CO proml nont cltlzonH, asking tho council not to grant n frnnchlBo to any railroad company which would nllow tho placing of Bwltcho8, turn-tnblOB or Ya on nny public Btroc't. Tho notl tlon roforrcd to tho ordinance, whlqh If puBsod, will permit tho Oregon Rloctrlc Hallway Co. to placo theso Bwltchoa on cortnln portions of Lib erty, nigh nnd Mill Btroota. After conBldernblo discussion tho mnttor wan finally placed In tho lunula of the commlttoo on ordinances. Tho report of tho committee on stroot improvemonta, ndvlalng that the Oregon Rloctrlc Hnllwuy com pany bo grnntod no more- fronchlsort In jlllghlnnd until it plncod sultnblo crOBB wnlkB over Its tracks In that uddltlon wna adoptod. Councilman Stolz reported, that tho bldB for tho improvement of Hood and Ilroudway streets had boon rojectod bocatiBo tho figures woro too high. Tho commlttoo on health, and po lice roccommondod that tho woodon shacks on Stato stroot, which woro onco occupied by tho Chinese, to gofhor with thoHO back of thu Unltod States National bank, and tho ono on tho northeaat corner of Commoi clal and Perry atroetB bo torn down. It was stntcd that 'practically all of tho ownors of th"fl0 oysoros hnd ox pressed tholr wllllngnoBs to domol lBh tho 8tructurcfl, and tho matter was roforrod ito -tho city attornoy, who will dovlso a moanr. of romedy Ing tho evil and roport at tho next mooting of tho council Tho bill for nn. ordlnanco provid ing for tho hygonlc handling of meat and vogotablos by dealers and dollv orymon was roforrcd, to. tho cdmmlt tco on ordinances. Among other business takon up at last night's meeting was a reso lution favoring tho Improvement of North Commercial, Market, and Sixth streots, and a protest by tlio rosldonts of North Salem, asking that no more franchises bo grantod to. tho Owgxm. Electric company In North Salptn untll.tho company furn ished bottor accomodations to tho rojildonts of that district. Tho. first resolution was passod, and tho sec ond will bo takon under ndvlsomont by tho city attornoy. o . Valued Same A Gold, n. O. 8towart, a merchant of Ce dar Vlow, Mlsp., saya: "L toll my ctistomorB when thoy buy a box of Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills thoy got tho worth of that much gold in wolght, If nflllctod with constipation, malaria or biliousness." Sold undor giiarantteo at J. C. Perry's drug store. 2Cc. o Nev Notaries. Theodore- .Opsond, I. Qoldsmlth, Alox Martin, Jr.,, Jt. A. McPnddon, J., P. Menefee, Portland. TEA We sell tons of poor stuff; but our name isn't on it. Go by the name. Ifour rroeff returns your money It you don't . Ilka Schllllnif't Dv-tt; pay lilm. ! ' - iJ&r- MhA s.r rti? JU.L5 DO YOU GUT TO WXII A TAMIJACK? KJdHcy Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost cvervlKxh' who rends tlie iiihvh. pajH-'rs is sure to know of the wonderful a it rf-y i. cureH .iiiikiu y ur, ' ' fj III Tiltiii'r'a iv!iiiii.. Hoot, tlm vront kld jlitiey, liver "und bind- ?S It is the great med nn -...! .i i. ..... nineteenth century ; discovered after veura SB ' scientific research uy l)r. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist, nud is wonderfully suftessful iu promptly curing lame back, uric acid, catarrh of tlm bladder nud Brijght's Disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec- I oitiHicuded for everything but if you have r kidney, liver or bladder trouble It will bo roumi just tue rcmcuy you ueeti, ii nas bu tested iu so many ways, iu hospital work and iu private practice, nud has proved sosuccessnii in every case mat a special arrangement has been made by which all renders of this mper, who have Hot already tried it, may have a sample Iwttle sent free by mall, nlson book tell iug iitoro about Swamp-Hoot, and how to fitidout if yon have kidney or bladder trou bl. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper und send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., llingluuutou, N. Y, The regular rty.cent and one- dollar she bottles are Ho ct SwuKoot. aold by all goo druggists. Don't make any mistake, hut remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kimer's Swamp-Root, BMd Mm addrewi, Wngkamton, Nf-Y.oi wmtv lottlc. IillfRKTV DKSIItKD LicrnsriATioN lkaour Editor Joii;naJ Tho Liberty pi ftsct legislation. leaguQ ,had an un rinualjy.. gocjd program Battjrday njght. Coloiiol Hofor was tho first si'BKpr.o.f thQy.PI.e nnd began by complimenting tho Indies, at which ho is adopt. Ho laudod .the womanhood of Orogon, paying tho highest trlbuto of. rospoct and honon to our mothers and druughtora, of which thoy nro so Justly worthy. Ills remarks woro appreciated by tho audtonco. How dlfforont with somo mon, who seem to think womou aro only beasts of burden to slavo and toll for dollars, nnd whon sick or un able to work to bp cus,t asldo aa something unworthy of considera tion. Mr. Hofor discussed tho single tax law and mado somo strong points against ho measure. Ho was followed by John P. Hob ortson, who dlscussod both s)dea of tho moasftiro. Mr. McMahou and Mr. Frnzlor uIbo addressed tho moot ing. There was also a short lltorary program. Thoso meotlpgq aro hold ovory Saturday ulght and ovorybpdy ia in vited to attend. LltiRUTY CORRESPONDENT. (United Press Loasod Wiro.) San Francisco, May 12. Wheat Wo. 1 California, ctuU, per cental, $1.00 1.06; whlto milling club, $1.02 1.07; whlto Australian, $1.70 1.72; northern bluoBtom, $1.05 1.70; northorn cltfb, $1.00 1.06; inferior grades of wneat, ?i.3Ba)i.50, Parley No. 1, food, $1.36 1.42, with .somo fancy at $1.43 1.45; common to fair, $1.27 1.35; browing nt San Francisco, $1.42 1.47; browing nnd ship ping at Port Costa, $1.401.4fi; Chovallor, $1.05, 1.85, according to fiuality. Buttor Fresh California oxtraa, 23c;. llrsta, 22 c; sccondR, 22c paolilng. No. 1, 20c; packing, No. 2, IDC. , Eggiv Per dozpn,, California fresh, including cases, extras, 20 o; firsts, 10.c; seconds, lCc; thirds 10c. Cheese Por ppund, Cnllfornin flatn, fancy, 12c; firsts, llcr seconds, 10 o; qalifornla Young America, fancy,, 13. c; firsts, 13. Storago Eastern fancy Now York 10c; Oregon,, lie. Potatoes Por coptol, Oregon bur banks, 90c$J.15; ,rlvor whltoi, fancy, 4085c; now potatoes, $1.75 1.75; swoot potatoes, $3.50. Onions Per crato, Bermudas, $1.50LG0; Australian browiw,' $4.00 4.50; rods, $1.50 por sack. Oranges Por box, nuvols, fancy, $2.502.75; -Btnudard, ?2k002.25;' tatigorinos, $1,60 2.00; .choice, $2 2.50. SALKM MAKKET. . IjocaI Wholesale Market. i EggB 14 c. , Buttor Creomory 22 c I Cows $3 3.50. lions lie; mixed chlckons, 9c. Local wheat 82 85c. Oats $1.45. . Barley $25. Flour Hard wheat, $4;504.80. Vflloy, $4.00. Hay Cheat,-$1314; clovor. $10 12 por ton; timothy, $11 15. i Onions 3c. HopB 1907 crop, 44c. i Cascara Bark r3 to ac. Mohair 18c. t Iteuill UfarkoK. Oats $1.45 1.50 per cwt. Wheat $1.00. Rolled barloyr $.il. Eggs 17 c. Buttor Country, 20c; croamory, 3.0c. Flour Valloy, $t,101.20 por niick; hard wheat, $1.40. Bran 9Qc por sack; $31.50 por ten: shorts, $1,25 por sack. Hay Choat, $1C.5017; clovor, JjlOj'choat, 85c; clovor 80c por cwt. ( Orangos $2.05 2.75. Livestock. ! Hogs Fat, $5.50. ; Stock hogs $4 1.50. I Stoors $4 4.00. I Veal 0 8c. ! XropJCHl FrultJi. Bananaa $0.00, Orutgos $2.40 2.50. , iLomaps $3.504.00. Portland Market. Whoa,t Club, 80c; Valloy 80o; liufstu, SHc. Pqultry I,Ions, 3414kc; uuqlcs, iGlbiCc; pigeon, old,, $1 por llOZOUf Mll.latuff-r-Bran, $24. Hay Timothy, valloyj . $750; al-falfn.-$12 12.60. r Vtch $14. Keep It Handy Hcvci" let your medicino chest bo without a bottla of Jayne' E.vpcctorant. When you need It, you'll need It In , hurry have it on hand. Pleurisy and Pncumonin often develop suddenly ia the middle of the nlpht with a tightening sensation In the chest and n diffi culty of breathing. Jayno'a Expectorant taken immediately will, generally ward oil an attack of theso dangerous diseases. D. JAYME'S FECTORANT Is alro of great benefit to Asthma. sufTcrcra. and is splendid for re lieving GUiiiicn attacks. Cougns, wnooping .cough, Croup, In flammation of the LUngn, pain nnd soreness of tho chest, and ronclmin nave all been cured or greatly relieved ny this oul, ucccssful remedy during Its 77 years of diocese fighting. act n Dottle tor your medicino enest 'tocay--au druggists cell it. Three elzca, 31.00, sue. and Z5c. Javna'o U'onle Verralfutio In a rctlablo tonlefcr t!ia wltolo UmUy Iftlcnud fur cniidrcn a sale ana eliectivo WuiniCurc. Jarno'K Snnntno Fills aro tha uentlett and &Alcr.t rt inciiy Lnown ror tno jivcr una Kwnuc T."Jx.iurjtfM.,jw Will fin tj u" ills Sfu , sS?I.fi Ftom Salem, (L "T 'viiMJWBj TO OTH WAV TtlllnTM.. SE PORTI Tv,' HI r.l,to-. .u VALlftfcl St. Louis ,$69.5 St. Paul $6.65 umaha . 56l.ni; Kansas City $61.65 ELECTRIC WIRING Wo wiro strictly In accordance with tho latt rules of tho board of flro underwriters. Electric repairing of all kinds. Extra lights nnd ttwltohos Installed at a roasouablu ohargo. Wc Give a Parlor Fixture FREE With nil residenco wiring. Thin o'.octrollor will bo flnlshod In brush brnsa, oxydlzotl, copper or any oth-r finish you want, equip ped "with olthor two or three llghtw, and hung In your, parlor. Our charges aro reasouablo but consistent with first-class work and tho high grado matorlalH required by tho underwriters. Safo wiring reduces your insurance and minlmlzou tho dungor, of flro. Electric Fixture & Supply Co. FRED R. WATERS, Manager 245 N Liberty St. Phone 2G3 KAMI WAGES RAm TO HAVE DHOl'I'EI) (Morning Domocrat.) lamp's Balsm will atop any cough 4hat cp be. stopped by any nelclne and euro coughs that can nptibs qured by any other medicino. It la always thq beat cough oure Harvost wages In Orogon will bo reduced fully forty por chit Kills year says n Portland papor. "Tho wholo country l full of idle mon, nnd Orogon has her share, and whon harvest tlmo comos around in 1908 you will boo mon willing to work for $1.50 a day, whoro thoy, refused $2.50 In 1907. Tho shutting down of tho logging camps and rail road construct Ion hint fall was a bad blow on tho laboring classes In tho Northwest, and although times aro slowly getting bottor, thoro aro still plonty of idlo mon In tho country. "Last year mon could got work any whoro and thoy would ont stay moro than a fow days on ono job, bccati8o work was so oaBy to got at tho next camp or farm. Young mon who had been raised In tho country hnd gono away from tholr homes in largo numbers as tho result of tho New Corporations Maginnls Timber Companyt-Prin-clpal olllco, Portland, Orogon; capi tal stock, $100,000; Incorporators, 0. II. Maginnls, S. II. ROthormol nnd J. S. Maginnls. Pacific Investmont Company Principal olllco, Portland ,Orogon; capital stock, $5000; Incorporators, James 11. Korr, Hurrlson Alloa and Omar O. Sponcer. , o Woraon with good comploxlons are novor homely: Good blood raakea gpod comploxlons. Lano'a Family Modlclno rankcfl good blood. All drugglsta soil It for 25 coats. ft ft TICKETS WILL DB ON su,; May 4, 18 tone 5, G, 19, 20 : July 6' 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 ' aood for return In 9 dlI1 M toporor prlvllcgca at Mthln limits ' REMEMBER THE um For any further InformaUoa tiU agents, n WM. M'MUniUT, Oonoral Passenger AreaL PORTLAND, Olfeog souTiiKiur PAcmo " I1.TIHBI.IRU Tlmo Cartl No. (52 EffccUre jutrviiiiicr uuiii, la.oi A.1L Totvattl PorUnnd Vum, No. 1C 5:53 A. M. Oregon Eiprsi No. 13.-3:40 A. M. CotUtjCm PaEsonpcr. No. 12. 2:45 P. M. nojebarrhv songor. No. 14. 9:1S P. M. Porthtlu-preaa. Toward Portland Frrlht. No. 2225:00 P. M, PbttlaiW Freight. No. 22C 10M0 A. M., Mjrtop arrival. No. 22 C 11:23 A. M.. wr M ueparts. Toward San Francisco Vtut. No. 11.-11:03 A. M. Rwebnrj t songor. No. 17. C:4G P. M. CotUpOtw Paasongor. No. 1C. 9:66 P. M. Cillfomlifr pross. No. 13.-2:01 A. 5f. BaBFrudKl Kxpross. Toward San IYsnclico M$L No. 221. 2.43 A. M. PortaJlW Frelcht. No. 22G 11.28 A. if. win . n T ' ITnnif ntmnn nt. nl.1 rnn1 all1 porvlsor, candldnto for Linn county commissioner, has a ttood nlatferm: "For bottor ronds and highways, and a BQimro deal to all section of tho county." OORVALLIS, BUWEM n.i TI5IK TAULE K.i i fjeavoe Dotrott ' J:M follows,. conimcnclDB Jw. If, 1W Trains for OsniW. loaves Albany Wj" rrlveo Pt Corrallla. .... I.- : No. 10.- LV.aros Albany "'' Arrlvos at Corrallla ... f." Leaves Albany .lll A'rrlvo nt Corvallli ....B5i,p Konedy'.a Laxative Cough Byrup does notc(mtlpato,ibuU6i -tho. bthor hand its laxativo principles gontly move , the bqwels...OhlldreR1;Hk It. Sold by'airdrngglstr"- ' J PILES aiMSH Kftl! ZXh fl" f h'r-J . Via plUa btkn to il iidimu n,i .. n.. ..( .V .1 PlUa btl A doaa wo iMKntuawisiui," uw KriUar, Niioleu7o: 3 i Cuart lil nnt iMiikU u . .11 ii. j: 1 ."'". ""! nv, an. MAI II... iiflMrin.ii H fl..... 1 ..!. kif.T 1 " -j.,. ., . w.f um.iK. n,ff u.r. 4i( Theso young men aro all at homo this year and thoy will bo ready to do tho harvesting whon the crops aro ripe without tho asslstauco of transient mon. Thla condition will reduce tho wag03 ofTorod, and tho farmers will havo It all tholr own way this season, "Thoro aro rjulto a numbor of Idlo laborors In Portland now, but thoy refuse what work offors. Thoro is but llttlo to do but to clear land orl work on a farm and this work does not suit them. They hang around tho. free lunch corunters. bewalllnc tho Imrd times and hoping for tho re turn of tho prosperity of three years ago which I fear is somewhat, ro moto, "At the same time good men chn got all tho work -thoy want and ati Thoy can got $40 an ng and If thoy havo 8WUR.C0Khl.;,aMV - a -"" lu wum-nwauy-mwycuii-cwar AALmTEW-mUiriOXK l-tO'SO.a-nore.'i Kodol coraplotoly digests all classes of food. It will got right at largo wages offered at the big camps. u, troublo and do tho very wor ItsolC for tho stomach. It is pleaeant to tako. Sold by all drugglsta. best for ""vTheOoweki CMievcATtumie rwVbr.lUVJ.. Potent, TMled. Do Oeed. ,,v,nS WagOS. SS JWiL ft' ' --" , uW..i'ft , acre for grubbl kurmt mn ot oor noair buck. '! ,lj. ,. For Weak Kidneys Inflammation of the blad der, urinary troubles and backache use DeWitt's Kidney arid Bladder Pills A Week's Trial For 25c E. C. pa WITT & CO., Chtcaao, lit sxsiDDmia aav Trains for Alb7- No. 5 Loaves GorvnlHa .. Arrives at Albany . No. 9 Loaves Corralll ' An Ives at Albany . !:. No. 7 LJmvos Ottrvallis . At-ritrA. nt Albany No. 11 (Sunday l) Uaves CorrnllU ,.',. .Arrives at Albany ...." No. 12 (Bunaar '' ,, rlarca Albany , ...- For further InforwU Traiua fom " " No. 1 iifft Arrives at Corvall ':,. Arrive, at Albany 9; Leaves YtqunjJ . Time of arrlvtl Jfcil ears at Salem 19 " m and latermedlate po- i Arnv 0J J.B. Local B:. f.,a. I Express . " n:f)5 Local 1:2?,P.'!; 1:1$' . i SHifim ... Express 8;3? r f: