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Newspaper Page Texti -. - I). M. -V - - . -tej - 1 fTTT, REPORTS BY WIRE bay. am QUOTATIONS ON PHODUCR AT SAN FRANCISCO AND PORT LAND LOCAL MARKET COIN RKCTED - UP TP DATE ' (United VreM l.enul Wire.) Snn Francisco, 'Juno 17-r-Whcat No. 1 California club, por cental, $1.62 P 1.05; whlto milting club, $J.G2(51.G7&; whlto Australian, $1.70 1.72 V: northern liluostoin, J?l JO (C 1.73 Oi; northern club, $t.Ci 'l.G7Me5 Inferior grndoa of wheat '11.40 Q1.C6. narloy No 1, food, $1.27 1.32, with -omo barley, $1.27 1.30; common to fair, $1.22 '1.23; browing at Snn Francisco, nominal to $1,17; Chevalier, $l.C.r $1.85, according to quality. J Eggs Per dozon, Cnllfornln fresl: Including ensps, extras, 23c; Units, 22c; seconds, 20c; thirds, 18c; oastQrn seconds, 17c. Buttor ier pound, California .fresh, extras, 23c; llrsta, 22 c; .seconds, 22c; packing, No. 1, 21c; packing, No. 2, 20 c. Now cheeGo, per pound., Cnllfor nla Hats, fancy, 11 c; firsts, lie; Seconds, 10 c; Cnllfornln Youtif H:merlcn, fancy, 13 c; flrsti, 13c.. J 2astorh Oregon, fane 13c; Kustorn . Oregon, Young America, fancy. Hc; storage, eustorn, fnncy Nov rork, luc; Oregon, 14c. Potatoes-per cetitnl, Orogou aurbAiikn, S1.2n&1.3f: now, $1.00 n1.7G, boxes, $1.50. . . Onions Por crate. Bormudas, El0fi)55c; Australian brown,' $3.00 B3.B0; rods, (!5(ff7fic; sllvor kins, $1.00(1.10. Oranges flor box, navels, $2.50 dp .75; fancy valonclns, $3.50; Modi orranenn sweots, fancy, $2.50 0 i2.75. RLKM MAHKKT.-' Local Wholesale MnrkrL , EggB lCc. Buttor Oroamory 25c. Cows $3fla.li0. , Hoiih lie; young chickens, 12c. Local whoat 8&p00c. 4 Oats -J1.45. Barloy$25. Flour Hard whoat, $4.00 (f? t.HO Uloy, $4.00. Hay Choat. $13(R)14: clovor. $3 J9 por ton; timothy, $ll(&n. I Onions 3 01 c. Hops 1907 crop, 44c.; Cascnra Bark 3 to. 3c. Mohair 18c. RoimII ,Markoi.i i Oata $1.45 1.50 por cwt. Wheat $1.00. ., , 'Rolled barley $31. jKgKO 17 c. Buttor Country, 20c; cronmory, iFlour Valloy, $1.101.20 por ck; hard whoat, $1. I01.1C. Bran 30o por sack; $31.50 por a; shorts, $1.25 por sack. Hay-r-Choat, $10.G017; clovor, G; cheat, 85c; clpvor 80c. por cwt. brangoa $2.05(8)2.75. . Livestock. iIIogRt Fat, $5.50. 'Stock, hogs $4 4.5,0. f, iStoora 3(Q4c. lVeaI-C7c, l Tritpli'Ml, Fralltf. , 'nanaims $0.50. (OranKos $3.75 4.00. LomauB - $4 4.50. t Portland Market., . Poultry Hens, l3G14o; ducks ttestom, 91c. Poultry Rons, l4(f15os ducks, tCPlSq; pigeons, old, $1 per dozon. iMIllstuff Bran, $20. 5Iay pTlipoihy, valloy, $7,.GD; al fa, ?ixi3.ro. -o- CHtarrU CaHnot.Jlo CurtHl. fwith local annllcatlonR. no thov Hnot reach tho sat of tho dlsoaso. Itarrh is a blood or constitutional teaso, and In ordor to euro It yoi tat tako Internal romcdlea. HaU'a tarrh Curo la taken Internally, and la dlroctly on tho blond and mu Va surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Curo not a nuack modiclno. It was nro. lined by ono of tho boat phyalclaus ithla country for yonrs and Is a !ular prescription, it la composod the beat tonics known, combined th Mm Imat blond mirlflora. nctlnu W'tly on tho mucous surfaces. 'Tho ffect combination of tho two in Jdlenta Is what produces such iiderfMl results In curing Catarrh, hi for fostlnioiiIalH frco. I fa T Olinimu AVPn itrniis Tnlo. rko ITall'a Family Pllla for con- cation. told by all druggists, prlco 7Go, o ! l OAWOXXXJL. Ictl4 y lui MW IWI WW fmftpi gwyf I MARKET MARKET.! CfUmAt THE EASTERN OREGON NORSLVL SCHOOL.', :, Wesloh,Ndrmal chpplfihas acorcl a high-water mnr'k "ttils year turn ing out 22 graduates with a largo alramnt reunion, splendcd. clasB day exorcises and a grand program for commoncomont, President French and Ills faculty have mado a flno record with nn enrollment of two hundred students nitd every nvallablo room packed full of students. The school has out grown tho town, has outgrown Us oqttlpmont, and will' need to o'xtend Us dinning hall out of doors under a tent nnd erect moro buildings to hniullo itho classes. All of tho class of 1007 engaged In teaching but three, and thoy wont to college. Tho clnss of 1008 aro all engnged to .tench and tho educationoj work of WoBton 'has been subordinated to teaching. , Tho graduating nddrossos showed flno personal work on tho part of President, Kroudi and rhls faculty From tho salutatory by Daniel I. Hopkins to tho valedictory by Mlas Gmta Hutchison, tho thoughts ox pressed showed through preparation andflnl8hdd'"orfort In tho way of composition. Tha.soclul llfo of tho school Is strong In ovory roipcct nnd stands for finer homo Influences whorovor thoso young pooplo mny extend their field of labors. Tho urogram for tho class day, for tho haccalaurcato Borvlcos, for tho alum ni reunion, and tho conimoncoment uroper wero nil cnrrlod out with a flno spirit of co-oporntlon and with out ostentation, nnd moro like thu hearty everyday work of thin school, .ft In to bo regretted that tho splen did work of such a mnn as President French catyiof ,bo extonded ovor nn institution with (?00 studonts whon thin state Is so badly In need of trained tnchers. Well, somo day 'he -chool may grow to thoso pro portions.' To nhow tho territory ,from which tho school draws students It Is of 'nto'ojf, to road tho 'names of tho raduatei: Mnbnllo Allen, Pendleton. Or.; 1llv Mne nialr. Young's, Or.; Sadlo lHly Blair, Young's, Or.; Harry v.mil Blovlnn. Cove. Or.; Bortun Miuiro-i Booth, Walla Walla, Wash ; KM OtiSS Si'! flolon Honth Ha.VB, Tillamook, Or.; onnlel Ira Hopklni, Weston Moun al", Or.; Augnista Hutchinson, Jo ropIi, Or.; Frank LoRoy Laughrlgo, Vrllnciton, Or.; Inez OIlvo Mnkln, Interprlso, Or.; Knto Elona PIxton, novo, Or.; Elvlnn Mao Rledon, Pon ileton, Or.; Maudo Fndotto Sher man, Athonn. Or.; ChoBtor Eustono flnmervlllo, Mnlakwa, B. O.f Edra Vovada Smith. AJIcol. Or.: Edith li 'lla Still. Milton, Or.; Ethel Flor "tiro Todd, Tillamook, Or.; Daisy Miiiulo Wnddlnghom, Weston, Or ; F. Mao Walker, Milton, Or.; Roao Htta Woodoll, Summcrvlllo, Or.; Mary Zurchcd, Entorprlso, Or. Manual draining has been mndo prominent at Weston, and Is In lino with the domnudB of tho schools nil ovor tho stato. Wo tako plcasuro In copying tho following Rtatomont of tho flno work dond Trom tho Wes ton Londor, and adding our ondprso ment of .tho high prnlso given Mr.. Mathor, a flno old-country mochnnlc In charge of that wer'k: , "Of lata years additions havo boon mndo to tho plant of tho Enstorn Oregon Stato Normal school with a careful eyo to their UBofiilnoo nnd value. Tho school now has a groat deal ito show to thoso who enro at nil for educational affairs. Perhaps tho tnoflt interesting plnco of all Is tho room In tho boys' dormitory de- i voted to tho dopnrttmont of manual training conducted by Mr. Jolm Mathor. It Is not a largo room, yot sovoral hours mny bo profitably spout thoroln by tho observant vis itor. "Prominent educntora who ljavo visited tho Normal havo always boon attracted by litis room. Tho sloyd oxhlhit thoroln Is said by thoso who ought to know to bo second to nono In tho Northwest, Tho dlfforont joints alono, mado by tho boys from tholr own drawings, aro romarknblo specimens of nmatour handicraft. Each boy has mado a scoro or moro of jthoBO from tho variety of paUorns offered. Tho girls mako bread boards, Swedish mats and other ar ticles of household utility. Tho fundamental principles of. tho Join er's craft aro taught In a practical way by a flno old Kngllsh gentleman who la pnst mastor In ovory dotnll or ni& prorossion. "During his 30 yonrs or moro in tho United States, Mr. Mathor has been connected with many loading inuitutlons. Ho introduced Swedish sloyd nt tho Indepondenro Couton nlal In Philadelphia In 1876, and haB' taught manual training nt tho Pennsylvania university, tho Penn sylvania Institution for deaf and Dumb, tho Scrnnton, Penn., Oral aohool, tho Iowa, Stato. school for MMtes, tho Boys' and Girls' Aid So cloty of California, tho Institution for Caro and Training of Feohle Mlndod and Epileptics of California, a similar bcIioo! at Qlonwood, Iowa, thoY. M. C. A. at. Salt Lake City, tho stato Doaf and Dumb school of Iowa and tho Weston Normal, "Two flno educational oxhlblta of wood work mado by Normnl studonta havo boon framod, ono of them show ing joints In particularly artistic design. A hnndaomo registration desk mado ontlrojy of Orogou wpod, beautifully polished, was presonted to tho school by tho boys In Mr. Mntlier'q class." Jamoi Oscar Russell, formerly of. polk county, and a graduato 9! Monmouth Normal, will probably bo added to tho faculty at Weston and will provo a valuable man in math thomntlea and athletics. Ho has been prlnclpnl of tho Wasco public Bchonla tho past, two years, and homed to got up tho Sherman county Hold jnoQt, which tho four princi pal towns of that county took pa.r(. About tvYO thousand peoplo attended tho Hold day, and there were sports all day aud a declamatory contest 1h DAILY -CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, tho evening. Robt. Burns Powell,' principal at Moro, County Suporln-I tondont Wm. C. Bryant of Moro, and Principal J, A. Whlto of Crass Val ley, wore tho principal moverB In helping mnko tho ovent a great big success. .Thoro woro sovon contes tants for tho oratorical prizes, and only four prizes to givo out. Tho contestants all did so woll Judge Williams of Tho Dnllos could not bear to sco any school go without a prize, that ho wont down Into his pockot and fished up throo gold pieces ho that thoro would bo no young people go away broken heart ed. . Editor Clark Wood or Weston, .who has boon a Rtnunch friend of educational Intorests, deserves cred it for giving tho hotter part of a pago of his papor to ti very flno vrlto-tip of tho graduation 6xorclsos. Tho public generally does not appro clato how much one faithful loyal local flcrlbo can do to mnko arty In stitution a BUCCOSB, Ti II I GKORCUA HARP Starting tonight Qcorgln Harper and company will appear at tho Qrnud Opern houso for a four-days' ongngomont. Ono of tho plays to bo produced Is tho wondorful story of Cnmlllo, Alcxandor Dumas, Jr. 'h conception of tho most romarknblo character ovor created In Action, -la best Interpreted by tho Georgia Har eor company. MIbs Georgia Harper has woll been termed a born actress, and In i Cnmlllo alio boat verifies tho truth of this statoinout. A woman of tho world strlckon with puro lovo sacrifices, ovoryithlng for Arniand Duval, tho object of lior affection, and thou for his snko, at tho request of his father, she ovop saciiflcoa hor own llo for him. No grenfN: demonstration wna ovor glvon of tho power of lovo, nnd no grentor sacrl (lco waa ovor mndo than that of MARKS WOIMC NASI Kit O... I... ....... ... .. -r .. . mucin ii-iipu? iiio i-iriiHi'(l in l.nuil How It Is Done. I ' ., -. , . A ...A . A .-.1. ' ii a pruiiy luirii in jiueiKi io (uuioa With a couBtnntly nchlng back; With nniioylpig urinary disorders. Doan'8 Kldnoy Pills mnko work easier, Thoy curo bncHacho. They curo ovory kidney 111, W. II, Wood, of 250 Cottngo St., Salem, Or., says: "A good many yoara ago I got badly klckod by a inula right ovor tho kidneys and nt auothor tlmo whilo digging a well It caved in on mo alao Injuring my kldnoys, Changes of weather causod my back to ae,ho and when I worked hard It becamn so lamo that I could wmm&Bm WiWtMfflsS Q-'flHHHBHIHIHHHH i !,n!:;!?n1"trllil,! "lnuZ lBtU' I'ost twlrlor, was batted out of I procured Doau's Kldnoy Pills at n,n i,v ina a.,.in,. o..i. ...no i. Htniin'u ilriiir atnrn mul alnnn fnlflnc! ...,., M...j. ...... .. thorn nltogothor I havo contlnuod to work hard and been pxposed to so voro weather not an acho or othor symptom of my former trouble ro mnlns. This clearly proved that Doan'a Kidney Pills act up to tho representations mndo tor thorn. 1 also know of othor ppoplo who havo dorlved groat benefit from their iuso. I am glad to lot othors know tho merits of Doan' Kidney PUld for backacho and kidney trouble." For aalo by all dealors. Price 50 cents. Foator-MUbiirn Co., Buffalo, Now York, solo ngqnta for tho Unitod States. Romembor tho nnmorDoan's and tako no othor. New Corporations. Glbson-Lovlngor Co.,; prlnclpnl olllco, Portland; capital stock. J40QO: Incorporators, Jos. O. Gibson, M. Lovlngor nnd J. H. Gibson. Tlio Molalla Power Compnny; principal olllco, Canby, Oregon; cap ital stock, $10,000; Incorporators, John B, Hurst, W. S. Hurst and Fred P. Hurst, At ; . 1 . .. V1 'TE&w.. U S4 impoi;ts but little more?; in 19aithanin 1864. Sotniuch poor tea. Your Blocer returns jour money U tou Aeu' UU SckUllflg't Sen, we r blm. ' WEDNESDAY, JUNK 17, 1008 '! I LOCAL BALL BY JOCK Tho, Portland Pacific Coasters lo.it to tho Los Angolos laddies yostordny by ono point, tho score Doing throo to two. That don't' cut so many pounds of lco olthbr, as tho metropo lis champs, can afford to leave ono to tho Southern hrethron, nt loiwt. It wlU soon bo fire-works tlmo. Already thoro hns been qulto a num ber of sky-rocket exhibitions given by itho baseball fans In Oregon. "Pat" Uowon, tho Woodhurn stub boy, has tho Jicst record, so far, of any pitcher In tho TrI-Clty lenguo. 110 has copped out sv games straight with two shut-outs to nigger with, nnd tho highest bunch of scores Kit IX "OAMILLi:" Camlllo. Miss llnrner Is Cnmlllo from tho rliing of tho cuntnln to tho I death scono as tho curtain goes i down on tho last act. Her work Is so realistic that It 1" long nfter tho play la ovor until ono can convince ouo's self that it la only a play and not roal llfo proscntod. It la snfo to say that Miss Harper has not a superior ns Camlllo on tho Ameri can, or auy othor stago. In this gront play, osppclally staged and costumed for hor, alio U supported by ono of tho strongest companies that .could bo organized. Mr. Detrlrk as Armnnd Duval ranks next to Mlas Harper us an actor, and Mr. J. G. Harper ac tho oldof Duval Is es pecially atroug In tho support, "Noll Gwynno" Is tho bill for to night, nnd a finished production la usnurod. 1 piled up against him hni not exceed ed four. Tho Salem Chorry picking bunch will nmhlo ovor to Vancouver on Sunday noxt to try thlr luck with tho Trl-Clty team of that city. They will havo olthor "Tim" Concannon or Pondor to reckon with, nnd thoBO two ijltohora aro jtuat longing for a chance to drop Salem for counts If posslblo. Why did tho Chorry PIckora loso tholr gamo with Woodhurn last Sun day? Tho best way to find out would bo to hunt up somo Wood burn player, it seoms. . Tho Woodounr corrospondont Lr tho Orogonlnn camo out In plain languago stating "Dlnny" Hull, Sa ' ., .,. . . . cnaa according io mo local loagu Iliy0I..H ,.opo,.t of Ul0 cont08r u 0 US thoy clnlm Hull vus munblo to get in his ntoady gait and wont out of tho gnmo. It nppears as though tho Woodh'.irn correspondent wnntod to ndvortiso tholr 8 to 2 victory In ns cluchy mnnnor ns jiosslblq notwith standing tho rottonnoes of tho con gest in gonornl. Tho "Bralnnrd Cubs," of Port land, will bo in this city on Sunday noxt for tholr flnt tlmo nnd will dig Into Wat Shlpp's Falrmount baseball team on tho league grounds at 2:30 In tho aftornoon. Tho Falrmount team la vory near tho champions of Western Orogon, having boon up against , and dofoatod ovory aggre gation of nmatour mention outside of tho "Sherwood" team, which ag gregation will bo played by Fair mount on tho 28th of this month In this city, for tho nmatour champion ship from Portland to Cottngo Grove. Tho "Braluard Cubs" hnvo nn oxcollont reputation, having won ovory gnmo b'lt ono, and havo tho backing of tho Honoyman Hnrdwara Co,, of Portland, which Is a groat ndvantngo ovor tho Falrmount boys "Dugah" Roopor will twirl tho horso hldo for Falrmount, but It Is not known who will perform this net for tho "Bralnard Cubs." o j. m v o ti. x -a. . rt'r tio lh8 Ral, m ,l3W liwrs ' Grand Opera House JOHN P. CORDRAY, Manager Four Nij-htfl, Sturthig,, Wednesday, June 17th Georgia Harper , and Company.. a RoiMntoIro of Hood Plays In WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 Wednesday, "NELL GWYNNE" price fiOe, Sl5c nml 2"t, Box Olllco Open Wednesday Q A. M. TORRID ZONE FUNARCE The ubovo cut represents our brick lined Torrid Zouo Furnaco, Gmnranteed gas, amoko and dU9l proof. Mconomlcnt and durnblo. A. L. FRASER SM?H 8TATE STREET. IMimnten rurnlsnod on heating firaber Bros, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Will glvo prompt attmitluu to all orders, guarantoo our work to glvo satisfaction and to bo up to tho snultnry stand ard. WW WILL IIK PLRARKI) TO niVM ESTIMATES ON CONTRACTS. i Call at our shop on Liberty stroot, back of Barr'a Jewelry Sloio. Phono 550. Huie Wing Sang Co. BIO STOCK OV GOODS Wo mako up all kinds of wrapper and white underwear, wnlsts, klmou ns and skirts; all kinds of gentle men's and ladles' furplshlng gmUs, all kinds of silks and dress goods, hoso, suits, pants, ovornlla, blankots, neckwear, matting, chlnawaro, trunks, embroidery nnd laco, otc. OUR STOHI3 JIKST. Goods now nt very low prlco bl snlo, IVM N. Commet'clal at., Salem, Oi. THE AVENUE Creams, Ices, clgnra and confec Ions. Cnruitr of Hevontoonth r.'iC Asylum uvetnin. N. u. oVer. pro prietor. CHiUHESTER'S PILLS HlTMttiiri ii'iiiinSBK M. "!'vJ ToWo m, ,.'hir. Hnjr if our v fli !,rWut- Atflll.rilKW.TKE ..M tf UI.MlMIJIMMi lll,t.fofl Av h Tiil(riiiat t.tftit,Al0)lltlll A vol n n v nwi innwTC rwDVuwrr ..wv.i, -'ii 'idiiLninn.iv . m I! !! a-Jfi fAtt Mk Si tvt iyp "Kp T'(BLMBLB3 Y? r r-&4 filMHUflllW Wl '" HIi OK MANY COLORS H 31 LAROET FACILITIES. H IN TIIR WPT POllB Tlllf. PRODUCTION OfI mEt 8ATIS,AS 18 AS fA$TKH.HBS$II H RATEsi m Ci AoX W,H Do MnJ. T1s BtM SOUTHERN PACIFIC ' (LINES IN OUKGON) Ftom Salem, Ore AS FOLLOWS: OTR WAYS ONE WAY Timouaii via PORTLAND CALlFOl!.VIA r?f15 $87.50 TO Ghicago St. Louis St, Paul Omaha . uy.is $82.50 $817.5 $75.00 $75.09 $61.65 $61.65 Kansas City $01.65 TICKETS WILL Di! ON SALE May 4, 18 June5f 6,19,20 July 6' 7, 22, 23 August 61,7,21,22 Good for mura la SO days itb stopovor privllea At plwr, wlthlu timlti REMJBMBRR JHE DATES For any further lofonaatipa' caJl on agoata. rt wm. aniuimAy. ar PAMHUSBr Agout, PORTLAND, onEClON. Tlm. Card I No. B8. Southeru ldc W08. Sua Shy i? Toininl Pordmid, PaneDxvr. No. 10. G:13 a. in. Oregon , lit prcaa. No. 18.-8:40 . m.Cottaco Groro paawnger. No. 12, 2MB p. m. noaoburB nas. saager. Toward .Portland, Freight. No; ?2j-TC:0 ! m.I'ortlattd fast trclght. No. 226., 10:40 11:28 way frolKht. s. m. Toward Ban Frandft.-o, ,Pnicflger. No. 11 1":0 a.,. m.Jloebjir, paosongc No. 17. C:-i& p. m.'--Cottt Ore? paftHcngo. No. 1C. 0:00 p. in. California ex press. No. 13. 3:31 n. tn. San Fanclsco express. Toward Sail Fronclico, Freight. No. 21. 2 r 4 3 a. ra. Portland fajt frolght. No. 22G. 11:28 a. m. way frolght. iMMMMmiiii urn mi an i i, Oregon Klccttrc TJuio Table. Tlmo of arrival and departure of cars at Salem Is as follows, Portland and Intermediate peints: Arrlvo tcare Local 8:40 a.m. C:00 a. m. Rxprosn 10:50 a.m. 9:05 a. m. Local l:2G p.m. 11:05 a.m. Express 4:20 p.m. 1:4S p.m. Local 5:45 p.m. 3:28 p.m. Express 8:20 p.m. 6:00 p.w. t'ORVALLIS A KASTKII.V II. K. TIME TABLB No. 4 Loaves Dotrolt 1:00p.m. follows, comraonclng Jan. 10, 1908; ty Tralua for CorvaUU. No. 8 , Loaves Albany I'M.- rrlyea H CorvallU ....5;35a.Jjfw, No. 10. Lvavos Albany.; 8:B5p.Ht. Arrlvos at Cvaljj.. . 4:35 p. -). No. C Loaves Albany......' vm&P. Arrives at CoalU.'.- fcfc."' No. 5 Leaves Cirvftlli. ,.... :3 Arrives at Albaay 7;10a. No. 9 oavo3 CorvallU J;16?'1 Anlvos ni A!blr" ".P'Ss- No. -r-r- V LoavM Corvall!" c . !9eP're Arrives at Albany . No. 11 (Sunday walWs Leaves "Corvallkj ll:Jc . Arrives t AlbWy .- No. 12 (Sunday wujtt Lvo Albny ! ' ' Arrlvos a: CorvallUj . ... "l For artier torjVoaP., TrJlL' - Arrlv'ea K CorvaUti : J J- J ' Arrive, at Albany !:,'' . vnuii,, 6:44 lf ,,'mT "' flfCX t NtetWvRpmoM and Oggjf jav.(or Portltad Monday lg aTy'RMd Friday nJ Jju3y ' Thursday .3 V-fftJAr W mr M. J. b'1."Vj. trt. and dock ji w-ygu&Vror. H . iiM., . .