Daily capital journal., May 14, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORKGON. THURSDAY, LYY 14, 1.008
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I U STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
OVE WEEK
iV DAYS OF UNPAHALLBLEb OLOVB SELLING
xt f(nt even woman and mlwMoVvlAlt Km. ffinn.&n.tn,..i
j. jyeek, iVQkngwfttqur, specjalsarq more attractlyo ana
S .11 fnincB than ever boforo. Wo want rnn in mmn ' .,
DCMO !-- , -.. . w...u iu nig niuiu
Eihls week and ai a special Inducement have put on this Bale.
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SLLii
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in
Kid Gloves Black and Colors
,
Rpgular J1.00 ami )i;$5 values wilt bo Bold
aft 75c a pair, Itomombor these gloves are takon
from our rojular stock and aro JiiBt such aa you
t arq how wpftring.
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and.-$1.25 Kids
reduced to
O
hjo
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iong Silk and Lisle (Moves,'
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values up to $1,,5, re- J jj
cedlo, per pair -
'This lino comprises black and'
white silk gloves from" our $1.25
line, and n lino of lislo gloves In tau,
groy, whlto and black, bought es
pecially for a special sale.
TOO MANY
BEARS IN
NEWPORT
(United Press Loosed Wire:)
Newport, On, May 14 Bears have,
become so numerous. In tho vicinity
of Newport, Or., that tho ranchers
of that community have 'organized to
exterminate them. During tho last'
week a number o,t ftno cows wore
killed within j feW hundred feet of
tho farm house belonging tq William
Gulllleaume, six miles' from New
port. Othor ranchers aro suffering
In the samo way.
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DAYS OF
MEDIUMS
LIMITED
SHORT FABRIC GLOVES
50c
pair
CSc to $1.25 values In almost
overy ahado wanted for this season's
wear.
Reduced to
50c pr
GLOVE WEEK-DON'TMISS IT
(United Press Loased Wlro.l
Portland, Or., May 14. It may
soon bo a violation' of a city ordi
nance to pursuo tho profession 'clair
voyant, trnnco medium, test, &econ1
and crystal galer In Portlnnd. Prob
ing Into tho shadowy mists of tho fu
ture or handling the business nnd
lovo alfulrs of tho uncortnln by tho
aid of "Ilttlo bright eyes" or "Dr.
Coleman," will bo Btrlctly taboooi
by tho Portland pollco nnd the Bcor
nnd socross of tho occult and tho
dabblor Into tho mystic fgr sordid
dross will havo to leave for richer and
moro vcrdnnt fields to conquor.
Tho ordlnnnco has been Introduced
by Aldcrnmu Dr. Cottell and Is re
ceiving tho support of tho regular
members of the medical profession
nnd tho ministers.
10STING
FREE LOOKS
35.
(Continued Prom Page. 1.)
Snlom had enough llfo, energy nnd
entorprlso to bo represented. In
tho spirit of progress 'and loyalty
tho Capltnl City shoul.d go forward
and bo ono of tho cltloj In' that dis
play, lie suggested that part of the
$500 set asldp for tho Cherry fair
bo tiBed for tho Rone show, Mr.
Powers said t the business men
would jput up. tho cups tho Ohorry
fair could ho Vun for $150. , A mo
tion was mnilo that tlio Hoard of
Trade take up proper representation
at tho Portland Roao Show, nnd tho
executive committee ptocoed to pro
vide exhibit nt a total cost ;ot tp.
exceed $000.. Mr. Thlolson moved to
nmond thnt the commlttoo usu as
much us (hoy could provldo fund.
Frnnk Derby snld all tho dommllteo
woro In fnvor of tho Jloat at tho
Portland Roso show.
Mr. Albott called Judge Scott to
tho chair and look tho iloor nnd
Ron wlil ask that there" bo appro
Mel a sulUclont nmount to bo
I In connection with tho $300,
anpronrlatetd by tho Stato of
fgon for tho acquisition and opor-
w of the locks at Oregon City by
1 general govorumont, In forma
a showing tho vnluo and Imnor-
ic? of government ownership" nnd
Nation will bo lnyuluabjo., Will
o, therefore, havo n commlttoo nn-
Inted which will ta,ko nn active In
Nlt In tho mattor nnd which will
Itrtflln H.A n........ -nM.M.AMM.1
r. .... i .111.vu.11. ui cuiiiiiiuiiu .. phnlp ., 00k ,10 oor ftna
hlag In Marlon county tributary BhoW0(1 thnt ,t WUH possible to havo
; ;ocks, tho amount of lock-'n t n Ujq nrB(Io ,n aomo othoj.
s fees paid, tho Incrcnsod cost of , n,., ,..i,i iw
mportntlon by land duo to tho'Batgfnctory Sn,om would bo , tho
rate ownorshlpof theso locks, tho, do Rt Rooo. ahow -jf loft t0
table development of commerce tn oxeellUvo GOmniltto thoro would
."). rcauitiriK Xtom govornment'bo credfabl0 exhibition. -Tho
wshlp, and nil othor mattora In nmcn(,e(, motlon wo8 ndoptud.
PPort of such appropriation. I ro- nn .,, of , L. Stockton It
wt that this commltteo report to . t d 4h t tUo clty colobrnto tho
in writing ou Octobor 1, 190?. ., of Ju,y Pre8ldenL Albort
Lr m . " ,m 0Y,rnce mb' was authorized to name a comm'lttoe.
nd will be Invaluabl&.nn.d;i shall . . Dftnkors. convention la tv
o eo-onrrnilon .. Li. . .
On motion acommltteo of three,' yn', California. '
I ftDnolntf1 in n1aa tha nonoimn rv ! . I., i. . J ' . . n..
,,, -'"-v - ""' ' (United rress i,tiufn viro.
Uc8 beforo tho'COBRrftsslonatl Q .i.B xr'i4 Tho lmv
lr8ail5lu. . 'Eeotion of California wns'vlsltod
F. ". Thlolson reported ion ar je n.i i. i,nnw tinwra.
"watata for Bpeclal train to Now- Roporta from thA interior show. time
J to o tho 'noon, ,nafl3. st& R(,sa nn'd ti,o lower ond of
imidat Albert and Ma'yor Rodg- SllCram3nto Vnlley havo also recolvod
pwrea S crotary Mctcalf when R0Oj drencn,nBg, Tho weather bu
"'n ttould pasa at Newport nnd f0rcait sbowors thli nftemoon
i.rp,. . j bn Biao-ijy tho 60C- and lonlght. Tho present rain Is do
L.rr "P ,ast n,sht, . conoral good, although there
' w; ' 4 bo had In tlmo to en- , b UWIo damaBoirhaj1 nnd
' wlo wlahort to boo tho" fleet . ....
:& ' N-wport tho night boforo
J alVd rates will bo made. i s M jso nt I'lrbt SlBht,-
" Jr O aronco DIshop and ..,. vou. roruBe rny hand, My
" u P"rn, showing thnt as a Ufo g nsur8d for uoo.000 marks,
0 J of ih lr labors tho oxpress Jf ncoept rao , am 8Ure I
T? L had bCCn fixtonded shall not survive very long.-SIm-
o 2 t'i street, nml sniith to .... ..
DIVORCE
GRANTED
M'KEES
(United Press Lonsod Wlro.)
Paris, May 14. Tho famous Mc
Keo divorce suit, which has boon at
tracting so much attention hero for
sovornl days, was finally disposed of
today whon tho court genu ted" (dj-
crocs to uoiu nan .Mciveu, mo i'liia
burg billionaire, and hlswlfo, for'mor
ly Mrs. Hugh Tcvls.
Tho court ruled that thd costs of
the hearing must bo divided between
thorn nnd gnvo Hugh Tovls, McKco
stopson, Into tho custody df Mrs! Mc
Koc! Tho lattor Is not prnnted any
ilnnnclnl allowance, but McKco Is re
quired by tho ileclalon in tho case
,to contjlbuto $200 monthly toward
tho support of tho child. MoKeo has
dlamlBsod tho libel s,uit ho started
against his how former wlfo and her
father.
In announcing tho decision the
court doolnredthat It had rbion
shown that McKee yloldod to rho
most vicious Impulses, nnd that tho
charges of Immprellty ngalnst Mc
Keo woro not proved,
V
Pel
'i strcot, and south to
"pljclaaimus.
le sir r
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tlOn Of I imrnnmllnr. Ihn nnnril fZtrttt
Id It tvno i-nfnrmwl tn linnr.1
Srr,1h-.TdLiL S; ",01 Military Shirtwaist
encWstB to tho bylaws wore D f
pled l"5 bo voUa! on at nejgt
j- mreUngt At lhe rniory, maay may i j
, . The Itoso niu. .. .
Stockton reported' from the TlCkctS $1 .W
lai Men's League that the son- T
J of the mercnaats was uaaa- GIVEN BY COMPANY M
" In favor of a flot. He koped ...
MAY GIVE
UP EXPORT
s . BUSINESS
M
'(United Prcsrl-oaied Wire.)''
.Chicago. May, if4.-Owlng to ,tlw
lntorstato commorco commlailqn de
clslon, ' tho trnns-contlnontnl rail
roads aro threatening to go out pt
Asiatic nnd Oriental export .business
from which they derive botweon $2,
000,000 and $3,000,000 rsvonuo a
nuaHy. .
For mfito than a week tho truni
oontinenta) freight bureau has b&-ii
lb session bore, with a vlow to deter
mining what can bo done In tho orhlo
which confront its monibsrs!
One of tho declbions which bothor
ihn rnHi'nnrtH was clvon With rOflDOCt
to tho port carrying trade. nn3 otho.
with respect to tho rates on cotton
piece goods. Tho commtasion has dt
cldod that tho railroad milet publish
tho Inland proportions of oxrort
rates.
o
Pcoplo should take a hand In try
ing to make crooked politics
straight.
MARKET
REPORTS
BY WIRE
BAY CITY MARKET
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Quotations on produce at
san francisco and port
las'iix)cal , markki cor-
RECTED Ur TO DATE '
(United Press Loased Wire.) ,
,San Francisco, May 14. Wheat
Mo. 1 California, club, per contal,
$1,0001.65; whlto milling olub,
$4,G2M31.C7&; white Australian,
$1.70 df 1.72 W; nprthori blucstote,
$l.'CrtiT1.70 northern cliiWi
$1.00(Q)1.G5; tdforlor grados of
wheat, $1.35 1.50. j..
Barley -No. 1, feed, $1.37
1.43, with some fancy at $1.43
S1.45; common to fair, $1.27
1.35; brewing at San Francisco,
$1.42 1.47; browing and ship
ping at Port Costa, $1.40 1.45;
Chevalier, $1.05 1.85, according to
quality.
Buttor Fresh California oxtras,
23 c; firsts, 22 c; seconds, 22c:
packing, No. 1, 20c; pncklng, No. 2,
3,9c. ,
. Egga Per downCalifornia fresh,
Including cases, extrds, 20 c; firsts,
19c; seconds, 10c; thirds, lGc.
Choose Per pound, California
fiats, fancyT 11 c; firsts, llc
socondB, 10 c; California Young
Amorlcn, fnncy, 13 c; firsts, 13.
Storago Eastern fancy New York
16c; Oregon, 14c.
Potntocs Por contal, Oregon bur
banks, $1.00 1.25; river whlto,
unncy, 40 (ft 85c; how potatoes, $1,25
1.75; sweet potatoes, 3.50.
Onions Por crnto, Bermudas
$1.50 1.00; AuBtrnllan. browns,
$4.004.50; reds, $1.00(01.25
Oranges Por box, navels, fancy,
$2.75 3.00; standard, $2.252,50,
trangorlhcs, $l!cb 2.00.' '
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Another Large Shipment of .the famous
Con kl in's : , Horsehidc
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WORK GLOVES . .
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which remain soft and pliable attor ' the Iiardest wear. "V Mil
llgtit wolghts at $1,1B, medium weights al $1.25, ahd extra Kwivy
wolghts at $1.3STper patr.V v 4
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Yoit.iian't buy.f better worlaWt,ii, prlco.
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and our.jW.el eam cllrome tinned hegskln.loyes at GOc
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If you rant a cheaper glovo w'e hvo good ones at 90ead'fJ.-t
WE SECIiRKD SEVHRAL DOZEN
GEISMWjHE BUCKSKW JVORKGWWp
In light, medium and heavy welgUta. which we aro selling at $1.15
por pnlr. They aro worth at least 35c per pair moro than tlj price
we ask. All Bites S id 10. tt'a an odd lot that tho factory was clos
ing out. VNr.r..n Tafl!,.. .. A
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Ladies'v Genuine Buckskin Gauntlet
Dnving Gloves at $1 .45
Sizes 7 to. S. Thoy'll woar as long as half a dozen pair of ordla-
,
nry $1.00 gloves. Wo havo only a few dozon and can't get any mora
at this price.
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fiAliKM MARKET.
liocal Wholesale Market.
Egcs He. '
Butter Creamery 22 c.
Cows $3 3.50. f ..;..
lions lie; mixed chickens, 9c.
Local wheat 82"t85c.
Oats $1.45. "
Barley $25.
i Flour Hard wheat, $4.504.80.
v.lloy, $4!00.
Hay Cheat, $13 t4; clover. $10
12 per ton; timothy, $14 id.
Onions 394 c .
Hops 1907 crop, 44c.
Cnscara Bark 3 to 3c.
Mohair 18c,
lititrtll Marker. '
Oats $1.45 1.50 por cwt.
Wheat $1.00. i ,
Rolled barloy $31.
Eggs 17 c
Butter Country, 20c; creamory,
30c.
Flour Valley, $1.10 1.20 por
ack; hard whoat, $1.40.
Bran 90o por snok; $31.50 por
ton; shorts, $1.25 por sack,
Hay Choat, $16.5017; clovor,
$15; cheat, 8Cc; clovor 80c por cwt.
Oranges $2.G52.7G.
Llvttitock. '
Hogs Fat, $5.50.
Stock hogs--$44.C0." ' N
Stoors $4 4.50, , "
Veal G 8c.
Troplcul FruitM.
' Bartanas $0.00. ' '
Onuses $3,402,PO. '
. Lomors $3,5Q'4.00, .
, I'ortlaHd Hrkc),
Whcat Club, 80c; -i vnlley
bluestem, 89Cf
Pnnllrv ffo'iu it 6b 14 tin;
ducks, l&iblCc; plfoous, old, $1 por
dozjn.
MllUtnff llrnn, $24. '
Hay Tlmoihy. v.tfloV;"'! f;50 al-
(al'n. $1212.60,
Vetch $14. " -
Htlrml Him 17y.
"Cho?r up, old lllnu,, said tho In
ralld'o frlond, "you're not golni; to
dlo yet."
"You bet I ain't!" doclarcd thj In
valid -with t now determination,
"Yoa, I heard' tho doctors quarrel
ing about which ono of thm should
porform the nutopsy, so I'm Just go
ing to fool 'om' Philadelphia
Prow.
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(uf-ryc umjc' LSjr9v?
6. qX ' Jj.&fsedi ly&cfa
We Undersell "Regular Stores" On
Reliable Merchandise
wmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmm
WARNING
" SOUNDED
!' BY HILL
80c;
CASTOR I A
?r Iafamts aail GMlirra.
Bars tho
tgaaturo f
&Lsy$ffflfik4
What aro nlghbors for?' Thoy
aro to notice things. If ever you dld
anything out of thoway you aro
romlnded that that was what your
nolghbor was thero for.
Accounting for It.
Mrs. Sharp Tho wlfo of that mil
lionaire from(tho wild west has such
a washed out look.
Mrs. Gossip You know, ray dear,
she was a laundress befqre he struck
oil. St. Louis Republic.
(United Press Leased Wlro.) I
Washington, Mny 14, James J.
Hill, the railroad king, sounded n
noto of warning at today's sosslon of
tho governors' conforonco, whon, In
n cnrofiilly prepared address, ho do-'
clnred that!" If "TmmoiJJato stops for j
tho conservation of tho forosts on tho
Pacific cotiBt aro not taken, somo
vnrletlos of timber will bo exhausted j
within "lO or 12 yoars.
"Tho Pacific coast," ho said, "Iub
a considerable body of morcbnntablo
standing tlmbor, but wo are consum
ing ycv.rly threo or four times a?
much timber ns tho forost growth re
stores. Our supply of some varieties
will bo exhauBtod with 10 or 12
years. Without re-foresting tho pros
out century will see tho completo
wiping out of theso forests.
"Tho oxhnustlon of tho coat sup
ply Is not In tho doflnlto future, FIN
ty yoiuH ago tho annua) per capita
production was u little ovor a quar
tor of a ton whllo now it Is flva tons,"'
Regarding tho unsettled lands In
tho west, tho spenker raid that prac
tlcally tho who'lo Interior hnd boon
sottlod withtrt tho past SO yaars and
nkl what tho country will "offer
noxt. '
"It Is no longer possible' ho de
clared, for ua to say that 'Undo Ham
hns a farm for all of us.' "
Mr. Hill closed with a strong pica
for tho conservation of tho inlncrnlsj
Washington , Jrtay 1 4. Presides
Roosvolt opdnvd ho morning c'
slon.und, after uunounrlng that flov
ern'or Ohnrlsa S. Donoen, or Illl'noli,
wc.j1(l preside nt the nftompon, ens
s'on, IntroJuuod Mr. Hill.
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RXPKCT TO FIND
BIO ELDORADO
( Continued From Page 1.)
Sonttlo, Wash., May 14 Proparod
to ptungo lto tho icy, frvtno33 of
tho Arctic circle In search of a fab-t-'ously
rich pay streak wh'ch Is said
to exist in those regions and to bo
tho mother lode for nil tho rlcu
pocket deposits found along tho Alas
kan cont, hrec minora. Jamos Bur
Hold, John Blosl'and J. M. Laudor
baoh, havo left for Herchol, hland.
Thoy havo invested $20,000 'in tholr
outfit A year ago the father of
LauderbAch died. Just before pass
ing away be gave his son directions
for finding tho mother lode.
Seed Corn
This Is a opoclalty with Us
and wo have a large stock of
solocted corn, Our Oregon
grown stock Is very fine.
Summer Spray
Wo have tfio proparod Arse
nate of Lend, rondy to uso. No
danger of burning your trees
whon you stio It,
Bee Supplies
Our stock Is tho largest Ih
tho valloy and tho prises .are
right. You will find our prles
aro tho lowest In tho state and
tho goods the host to' be had.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
255 Gom'l SI., Phwe 160.
HU3LMICR SCHOOL
Tho firtt term of tho Summer
Normal opens on Mtiy 4 aad
coutlryioH eight wcoks,
Tho second torm opens on
Juno 29 and contlnuos qntl)
tho August examination.
Clnssos will bo for mod lu all
the branches for stato and
nnd cqunty papors, Tuition
oacb torm $10. The class In
Primary Mothodu begins on
Juno 15 nnd continues 13
d.ays. Tuition $7.60
Special work will bo given 8tk
grndo pupils.
Address, J. J. KItAl'H,
8;itlni. Or.
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