DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1008
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San Francisco, Juno 18 Wheat
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k'o 1 Ca norma ciuu, por cenwi;, -
P'MiM-, white milling club,
bl.6201.C7H; whlto Australian,
ll.7O01.72V4; northern bluestem, I Hny Timothy, valley, $7.50; al
jl.700 1.73 -7i northern club, $1.65 falfa, $12012.50.
fl.C7V5; Inferior gradei of wheat,.,
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ll.4U((l'i.Otf.
narloy NO 1, feed, $1 7Va0
1.32 H with somo barley, $1.27 &
30- common to fair, $1.22
S3- browing at Ban Francisco,
lotnlnnl to $1.47; Chevallor, $1.63
1.85, according to quality.
Eccs Por dozen, California fresh
including cases, extras, 22 c; llrsts,
22c: seconds, 10 c; thirds, lSc;
Ustern seconds, 17c.
Butter per
pound, California
kresh. extras,
nn.. n t- OOI .i
seconds, 22c; packing, No. 1, 21c;
packing, No. , soc. .
HHH ... . ,mr
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New cneoro, pur nuuuu, w"-
a Hats, fancy lie; firsts 10c;
1- 4 ftn. Mn1lflllln VMIY1I
nla
WnndB. 10c: California Young
lAmorloa, fnncy, 13 c; firsts, 13c;
Eastern Orogon, fancy 13c; Enstorn
Oregon, Young America, fancy,
14 c; storage, eastern, fancy New
York, 16c; Orogon, 14c.
Potatoes por cental, Orogon
Durbanks, $1.25 01.35; now, $1.00
fil.7S. boxes. 75o0 $1.80.
Onions Por crato, Bormudas,
60065c; Australian brown, $3.00
rs.50; redB, 050 75c; sliver
skins, $1.0001.50.
Oranges per box, navels, $2,500
3 75; fancy valencies, $3.50; Meui-
torrancan sweots, fancy, $2,500
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BALfiM MARKET.
Locn) Wholesale Market.
Eggs 16 c.
Butter Creamery 25c.
Cowr $303.50.
Hena 9c; young chickens, lie.
Local whoat 85 090c.
Oats $1.45.
Barloy $25. .- A,,'A
Flour Hard whoat, $4.6004.80.
Mlley, $4.00.
Hay-Cheat, $13014; clovor, $3
G9 per ton; timothy, $14 015.
Onions 3c.
Hops 1907 crop. 4 04c
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Experiments that trifle vitU and cuilanGrcr tho ll of
Infenta and CUUdron-Expcrienco ngalnst txpcrliuont.
What is CASTOR I A
Castorla is a lunulas iSJiu!
gorlc, Props nnd Suotliinff Sj-rups. ' f " J; tIo
contains neither Opium, Morpl. u. g Z
mibstnnco. Its ngo is its guarantee. It a Jd
and aUays Foverishncss. 1 1 cures ID tori J t 0n
Colic. It relieves n8vCTSSt tho
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Fool, rtfcuini
Stomuch and Bowels, giving ltca ltlij nml ntunu
Tho ChUdrcn's ranacea-TUo Mother's Frletul.
cenuine CASTORIA a-ways
BeaiB the
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Cascara Bark 3 to 3c.
Mohair 18c.
IteutU Market.
Oats- $1.45 1.50 per cwt.
Wheat 11.00.
Rolled barley $31.
Eggs 17 &c. . i
Butter Country, 20c; creamery,
30c.
Flour-Valley, $1.10 1.20 per
sack; hard wheat, $1.40 1.45.
Bran 90o per sack; $31.50 por
ton; shorts. SI. 25 per sack.
Hay Cheat, $16.50017; clover,
$15; cheat, 85c; clover 80c per cwt.
Oranges $2. 0502.75.
Livestock.
Hog Fat, $5.50,'
Stock hogs $4 04.50.
Steers 3 V4 0 4c.
Veal 5 7c. ' t
tropical FrtUu.
Bananns $0.50.
Orange3 $3.75 4,00.
Lemons $4(Q 4.50.
Portland Market.
Poultry Hens, 13014c; ducks
hiiinaiiM A1 a
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Mg 'old ft'JS ffift
MiHatuff nran. Mfi.
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wiuirrn innnut lie ,ureu.
.nu i,,t nnnllpnUnria no Hint-
mnnnt rnh 1ie. annt of thn rtlnnn.v
Catarrh h a blood or constitutional
dlseaso, and In ordor to euro it yo.t
mnat tnlrn Intnrnnl rnmiwtlp. Wnll'o.
Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and
acts directly on tho blood and mu
cous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Curo
Is not n quack medicine. It was pre
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and Is a
regular prescription. It Is composed
nt Mi n lioat tnnlrn known, combined
with the best blood purlfler,s, acting
UlTUClir (III HIU U UlUUD BUllUKI, 4HU
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n m n jm ninniinn rw tmii ivfi in
ents vhat produces such
wondor&ul results In curing Catarrh.
Se - d fcr testimonials frco.
p, j chenoy &Co., props.. Tolo-
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Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. Sold. by all druggists, price 75c.
FREE LOVE HOME
BURNED TO GROUND
(United Preti l.enied Wlre.i
Santa Rota, Cal., Juno IS. Tho
"manor house." famous as tho hoad-
qurtors of tho lato Thomas Lak
Harris, founder of a treo lovo and
spiritualistic colony, Is a mass of
charred ruins today and over $40,
000 worth of books belonging to tho
library of tho colony nnd valuable
bric-a-brac Is n total lois.
I Tho flro Btarted last last night as
a result of an explosion of a koro-
'seno lamp In tho "manor house."
John Colo, a rolatlvo of tho Harris
family, was In tho room at tho time
of tho' oxploslon and wna badly burti
odi The colony was founded by Hnrrli
who camo out hero from England
nnri httractcd a lnrgo following
Lawrenco Ollphnnt, n distinguished
English diplomat nnd writer, -was a
number of tho colony nt one time.
Later his cousin wrote a novel mak
ing b"ter charge against Harris
BoagM, nd wUlcU hns Jbom
ana iws ucnu -- --- -riTS:
sonal sapcrvislon slnco itaiufluicy.
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Signaturo o
Over 30 Years,
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LEAGUE'S
TEAM WINS
FROM HIGH
The Salem hlah school chamnton
of tho stato of Oregon In that clasn,
wero handed their first bumping yos
terday afternoon bv tho Woodburu
Trl-Clty league team, the score being
10 to 3.
Tho one-sided contest took placo
on tho Willamette field, which wai
damp and slippery, causing no end
of rotten base running, especially by
tho high school players, who fell nil
ovor themselves Just at a time when
the fast work should bo pulled bit
and tho Woodburn mon, who aro
credited -as being the fastest bunch
Jn tho Trl-Clty league on bases, made
several steals, or tried to rather,
that was sure slow, the high Bchoul
l.tds putting their lamps out nt every
attempt to graft a sack, and three of
the visitors wero nallod whllo play
ing off his spot too far.
The battory for tho local team ap
parently had an off day, as Keenes,
tho twlrler who has tho best record
of any pitcher In tho college rank in
tho stato; was worked down to an
easy mark by tho sixth Inning, ho
having lo3t his speed enabling the
visitors to wallop him around tho lot
as they liked, to the chagrin of tho
Snlom admirers of tho high school
team, and after tho Woodburnltes
got next to his weakened condition,
they waded In for somo batting -prac
tice, and got It. .Poland slammed n
high ono over the rlghtflcld fonco,
nnd Laverlor touched out a two
bagger and the rest of tho bunch
fattened their batting averages by
getting hits amounting to nlno la
all. Jonos, tho local backstop, mado
tho'"blg hnnd" catch of tho gnmo of
n foul a good dUtanco back of horn"
1 plato, but lot sevoral Woodburn men
get free pnses for ono baso on pnsj
balls.
Tho prettiest and only hit got off
Bowon In the gnmo, was picked by
rorklns, tho ball splitting the third
bn-o Just out or reach of Mangold I
covering that sack. Bowen was not
thoro with his usual good control
1 and let men hnvo a number of bnses
' on balls, Including ono dead ball.
Whlto, Woodburn's recolver, played
an oxcellont gamo, and his pogs to
tho koy-stono sack wero right on tho
dot, but Poland covering second, lot
ovory throw drop that was Intondod
to cutch a denier.
I Tho Snlom high school youngsters
can undoubtedly play tho national
gamo to a stand still, and tho aggre
gation that can put up enough whirl
wind playing to down them In tholr
own clnsu, will have to como out roal
early In tho season to do so, but out-
Isldo of tholr rank, thoro Is nothing
stirring for tho boys, which was woll
proven yesterday afternoon.
I Tho' Woodburn plnyors wero not
I . .. ...111. A 1. a InlvnHnna if
in tno gajuo wii wiu iiiitMiiuiH w.
winning by good hard playing, as tho
Trl-Clty leaguo Jiad nothing to do
with the contest, but an opportunity
to gain good practice Bitch as yester
days gamo afforded could not u
overlooked by thorn.
TEA
Wc want your goodwill
and your money; not one
cent without that good
will. Vour err reWrni !' moner U rou dont
UkSchllliiiff' Det. vr pir bin.
FIST KIOIIT 11ETWEEN
MILLIOXAIRIW SI-7TTLKS DISPUTE
San Francisco, Juno 18. A rec
onollatlon was today effeoted be
tween two mllllonalro mining men
from Nevada and a looal stock brok
or. who engaged In a speotaculnr
fist fight in the lobby of the S .
Frano'.s hotel last night, in th
proaenoe of scores of guests who
u-wR loiiBElnK about tho hotel. M. A.
Teaqus. a wealthy operntor of Raw
i.h Kx n. Trutt. head of the big
otmpany that Is operating tho Trutt
ltaso at Rawhide nnd J. A. Morris.
a mining stock broker of this city.
mixed it up in llvaly fashion for a
few minutes.
rrua riiamite was ovfar sales of tne
Trutt company stock, the Nevada
men clahnlhg that tho uorri. u
been dellberaUly selling short at a
price considerably below the market
oHflmiit to ruin tho company.
Tho differences wore adjusted, how
ever, and today all parties cum::.m
are reconciled.
a -. l-a rvnme thing
t.i It Jrompt y for the stomach,
Put take Something you know a re-b"Ule-somethlng
like Kodol fo
Dyspepsia "atauriVellaMe and
g pleasant to taKe, h i """ u ,.
s guaranteed to give relief. It is
so'.d bv all druggists.
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FOR SALE
For S&.0 Good, almost new hay
baler. Can bo seen at Capital Soap
Works, 1230 Ferry streot. Will
Xdll cheap. 6-8-2W.
Automobile For Sale First clas"s,
35-horse power, 5 .passenger Stod-dard-Dayton
touring car for salo
che'ap. Owner will guarantco car.
Enqulro at Journal bfflco.
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.For c First-class carpot papor at
I ' hl pfflde, 25c fop a bl$ roll.
Farm And City Propwfjr-i-tfur HsIh
I of doslrablo properties Is too large
I to specialize. Yorex Bros. Co.,
873 State stre6t. tf.
For Sale New 6-room house on
Mprlrnt ntiit Thlrfoftnfh . Ml pnn.
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fijuivuws! tviu nun tuvoy. xiu-
drfiss-C. H., Jourul office. tf
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For'Sali' A godd"frcsh milcft cow
for sale. Call nt Farrlngton's
tnarkot, Stato street. C-lB-St
Fdr Sale Horse, harness nnd "bug
gy, $75. Call at Farrlngton's mar
kot, Stato streot. 6-1 5-3 1.
jTlii'Ve Ts a DeniahU For pfoportfos
convontently located which may no
purchased on Installments. If you
liavo ono of merit, dithor city or
country, to bo wild In this manner
' at market value, lot mo know
about It. CustomorB aro now wait
ing to closo denls. Paul M. Sims,
Ma'ln 729, 222 N. Commercial.
FOR SALE.
040 Acres Located 3 miles from.
good, thriving town, closo to Sa
lorn. 240 acres undor cultivation,
75 acres timber, balance pasture
1 8-room houso, r5-room houso,
barn 54x92, will hold sufficient
feed for 2 years, other outbuild
ings; school houso on tho placo.
Stock consisting of 40 head good
cattle. 5 head horses, 10 hogs, and
wagons nnd ImplomcnU goea with
placo, nil for $40 por acre, Good
terms mny bo had.
in Acre- Located In tho famous.
Rosednlo district, 11 acros undor
cultivation, 3 acres orchard con
sisting of prunos, pears, apples
nnd chorrles. Rnspborrlea and
Htrawborrlos. About 8 acres In
oats and votch, balanco pasturo.
5-room houso nnd barn; price
$2250.
20 Acres Located Gi miles from
Salem, nil under cultivation ex;
copt a ncro of timber. Bell, a
rich black loam, no gravel nor
whlto land on placo. A 20x26
houso and a now 24x32 barn, ald
now granary 14x10. Good family
orchard; pried, $2250. Oooi
forms can bo had.
SALEM INVESTMENT CO.
432 Stato stroot.
LODOES.
rarpcntcra UbIoh No. lOflH Loc'
Union No. 1065 of Carpenters aaJ
Jolrors of Amorlca moot eTen
Saturday evening at 8:00 p. ra. Is
HoarBt hall, 420 Stato St, A. W
Donnls, Reo. Sec,
Foresters of Amorlca Court Sher
wood Forestors, No. 19. Meets
Saturday night In Holman hall,
Stato streot Waldo Miller, O. R.:
J. C. Perry, financial socretary.
Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P.
Castle Hall In Holman bloc-, eor
ner State and Liberty street
TuoBday of each week at 7;S0
m. Oscar Johnson, C. O.; K. H
Anderson, K. of R. and B.
Modera Woodaiea of Awerlca Or
gos Cedar Camp No. 5246. kw
ovory Thursday evening at
o'clock In Holman ball. W. W
HIU, V. C; F. A Turner, clerk
,Vooon of World Meet every Tv
day night at 7:30, In Holman hall
O. L. Darling, C. O.J P. I Frai
ler, Clerk.
Llticoin Annuity Union. Sick, actl
dont and pension Insurance; $2.
000,000 pledgrd; every claim pan
Good agent wanted. J. H. C
Mongomery, supreme organiser
Dox432 Balem, Oregon. R. R
Ryan, secretary, 646 State street
LIVERY AND FEED WARMM
ie?rdPnunneXi)id post
office Stables, at 254 Forry street
between Commercial and Front
itreets. Telephone 188. Some o!
the finest liveries in the city can
be found here. Dick Weitacotf
proprietor 10-j
SASH ANDJOORJFAOTORn
priiik M. IlwHv aaaauiaciuiBr
aa-U, doora, aoaMlagt, Ail kib
of kouse lalsi. aa4 bard woo
work. Froat treet, betweea 9UU
asi Court. M-e - eoaspUl-t
at th oilce.
fclTSCELTiANEOUS
Lost A pair of gold-rlmmcd Klr.si
cs, In black lonthor cas6, betw'e'on
18-th nnd Slnto street Xb 6rrfrh
house, Monday night. Finder re
turn to Journal for roward.
; 6-16-3t
For Rent 6-room house. Call 415
't Ndrth CO'ttago. 6-1C-31 '
Iibnt A pair of gotd-rlmmed eye
glasses. Finder plenso return to
653 Ccnfor St. Roward. G-lC-3t
Lost-7-Black leathor bolt with two
gold bucklda. Finder pleaso re
turn to Journal office. G-lG-3t
ICInailn: Wood For salo. Q. F.
Mason Box Co., 247 Miller street,
South Salem; 50 cents per load At
factory. 6-16-3t. '
Loulou Ndoulo Hohic -Ferry street
near High. 6-5-lmo.
Togo Noodlo House First class
place to get bowl noodlos. Ffosh
and well sorvod 10c. 439 Ferry
street. C-5-lmo
Help Fiirnlslictl Free of Cliarge ny
Salem Employment Company, 475
Stato street, phono No. 149. Par
ties wanting holp ploase call at
office, or phono us. Also have cows
tor salo.
Concrcto Work Oct my price on
sidewalks, curbs, soptlo tanks and
content work of any kind. All
work guarantood flrt-claM, Mr,
work guaranteed first class. M.
.. , .Julyv?4;Kv.
Vorci Lambeir. and twcl Co. Lum
ber .shingles, building material,
wood and coaj. Low price and
prompt dellrerW On block eairt
of 8, P. paM4ag? depot Phon
198. ' 7-atf
Iiuttc & WctideroU) Fine wines
liquors and cigars. We bandit
the celebrated Kellog garni Caitle
whiskies. Cool and rotreihlnj beer
constantly of draught. South
Commercial street. 9-8-lyr
EnlargedOur moat market oa
Ent Stato streot has boon doubled
In alza and wo aro better nrenared
than ovor to sorve oustomers.
Prompt sorvlco and the beit.ot
meats qur motto. Call or pnone
199. B. E. Edwardt Meat Co.
PLUMBERS
H. J. PetzelPluaasiag, iteaas aa
gas fitting BuoceMor to Kaox 41
Murphy, 226 OeawereUl street
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Wantcl al Oacei-From "$lWo"
$500, tho best of collatornl secur
ity to offer. Address G 10, Jour
nal office . OlL-tf
Rjmpbcrry Plckera WaHtctI Largoit,
and host yards; atoady work;
highest prlco paid. Good camping
grounds with wood nnd wator.
Located ono-half mllo south of
Chemawa. Apply soon, N, C. Jor
genson. O-Olw
For Rent -Now 7-room houso an!
barn. Pump on porch. 1(116 N.
Commercial St. Inqulro Hill's Peel
Room, Phono 454. 6-11-lw
DRAYMEN.
CbwwIm Uroa. Trastsfcr Cpwpawy
All klndi of transfer work doae
Furniture and pianos boxed read;
for shipment. Prompt service U
our motto. Stand and offlce at
253 South Commercial street
Phone 210. Rosldenc Phone 968
IlUTTERNUT RREAI).
It Is worth moro than any other
-road yet the prlco Is no higher
Tor saU at your grocers'.
CALIFORNIA HAKKRY,
Thomaa & Cooley, ITope.
Salem Fence Works
Headquarter for Woven Wire
Fencing.
Poultry Netting, Pickets, Qates,
Malthold Jtoonng, i: u.
Roofing, Screen Doors aud Aa
Justablo Wludow Screens.
CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
Successor
WALTER MOULEY.
2.10 Court St. Salem, Or
Phono 44 Main 147 N. High
C. W: YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs and Llvory, all Rlfc-s Mtxiern
Rubber Tire.
ffiM?'Blir
and steam heating aid ttnatai.
164 Commercial street. PboM
HalD 19J. -Mr?
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Are Voli in tjip j
Market for Seine
Good Bays?
20 Acres 2 miles from Sale,?
all In cultivation, on fine ro!;
3ti acres bearing orchard, t
awes, chortlds ono year 'old ,
grafted Into two year old roots;
U-room house, hard flntshi Z
,barns. 2 wolls, no rock, so
graVct, deep blnck soil 30 feet
to gravol. With the place Is 2
cows, 2 hog3, 3 doz. chlckei
wagon, buggy, mqwer, ra.ke,
Plow, 1 dodblo set harness. 1
doublo plow, 1 span you-g
marcs. This Is a fluo homo aad
cheap at $4500. Will trade
for city property If your price
Is down to n cash basis.
And This Flrto Home. Cloo la
9-foom houso and full base
mont, steam heat, gas, olftctrle
light, etc. Lot C6XJ.Q1; $3250.
Will roservo CO foot of back lot
at $2650. Kent now paya 18
, por cent on $3000. Easy terras,
somo cash balance monthly.
11 Acre Closo In, good house,
barn, etc. All kinds 6t fruit,
berries, all Improved, the beet
buy on tho market at. $11209
Terms to suit. I
Farms Por Any PurpoAe-i-Aay
number of acres to suit, look
ovor our lists before, buying, all
our buyero have been well sat
isfied, wo can please you.
OUSTED LAND CO.
Salem' 'Branch ' Ycrex Bros. C,",
378 STATE STREET.
von SALE.
Grain, Stock, Hairy aHrt Fnlt Farma
Somo of tho very host In the)
valley. ,j
nin Acrea 340 undor cultivating '
In crop'r balanco timber and goad .
pasturo, spring wntur all year. A '
Ideal stock or dairy farm; well
fenced; good houso, 9 rooms, bar
and granary; good orchard. ThU
Is a snap, only $37 por acre; ad-
Joining, land hold at '$40 to '$ j4
por a"cro.
' HOUSES.
Lllousca'aml Iota In all parts of U
cuy. iom tuv ". uji, ".
and lots $600 and up. We utalr j
a specialty of closo-ln property, v
Rfwlorri Wowto 7 rooms, 3 blocka
of courthouse, bhy $2700.
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I Whke House Restaurant 1 1
Far a Resular
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f 25c Dinner at 20c !
Tbey caa't be beat
McGikhrist & Son
Profrletora,
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III I H I $ t i i 1 1 1
aaa COURT fTXllKST
Cll aad try Uw.
15c, Board ef W M.1 I
also faralilie4 r"
reasoaable.
ATTH1
Saietn
Restaurant
MEALS 15c
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HOTELt OREGON I
Cor Seventh und Stark fit.
Pnriland's New and Modem
Hotel. Rates $ I per day and I
ui), European plan. Free Bus, I
I WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL C.
ProtyHws
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