Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 21, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text.1 DAILY OAPIIAIj JOURNAL, SAMBK, ORBGOX, FHIDAY, AUGUST t 108 $ W"w" yfr; DO YOU WANT Gartpe Mini if you do you wili jiavj; to iiunnr as tufa aiie goixo FAST ANJI YOU WILL MISS THE GHEATEST JX)W I'JHCED CARPET SALIS'JSVKK OFFEIIEU JTO TJ1E SALEM PEOPLE MARKET REPORTS m 85c Brussels Ca?pets, now $25 Brussels Catpet, now $I$5 Velvet Capet now $t40 Axminste? Carpet, nowj .i r. f THESE AUK NOT OLD SHOP WOHX OH MOTH EATEN CAIN PETS, HUT Til 151' AHE ALL MADE OF THE HEST MATERIAL. LET US CONVINCE YOU OF THIS FACT 111 GIVING US A CALL GREAT SALE CLOSES SEPT. FIRST HOUSEFURNISHIM COMPANY 177 Liberty Street SAN FRANCISCO .MARKETS. San Francisco, Aug. 21 Wheat, No. 1 California club, per cental. $1. 62 51.67, northern bluestem 51.70 0f 1.72 ii; northern club, $1. 62 1.65: 'inferior grades ot wheat, 11.40(3)1.55. Barley Feed barley, ?l.35s 1 AD- rnmmnn tn fair. SI. 30 (ft) 1.35 1 ..W, W-. . F . - 'brewing at San Francisco nominal at !ll.451.55; Chevalier, $1.500 1.60, acordlng to quality. Eggs Per dozen, California fresh, Including casc3, extras, 30; firsts, 32p seconds', 20; Eaotern select ed 22c; Eastern firsts 25c; Eastern seconds, 23c; thirds, 21c; storage 20c. Buttor Per pound, California fresh, extca, 25 c; firsts, 23 c; seconds, 23c; thirds, 20c; packing No. 1. 20 c: nacklne No. 2, 19c. New cheese 'Per pound, Califor nia flnts, fancy, lie; firsts, 10 c; seconds, 10c; California Young America, fancy, 13c; firsts, 12 c; Eastern Oregon, fancy, 13c; Uo, Young America, fancy, 14 c. Potatoes Per contal, Iti'veiywhltes (sacks) fancy, 70 $1.00; poor, CO C5c; Calinas Burbanks, $.1.35 70c; Early nose, 75 85c; Bweet po tatoes, 20 2c. Onions Por sack, yellow, 00 75c. Oranges Per box, Valenclas, S2.505P-I.00. AMERICAN BLUE JACKETS ROYALLY ENTERTAINED (United lrM Uninl Wire.) Sydney, Ns8. W Auk. 21. (ny H.Lee Olotworthy, Stuff Correspond ent of tlio United Pross with tlio At lantic Fleet,) Tho lint dny'n for mal oiitortatnHitfnt of tho o .fleers and willorB of tho Amorlcan fleet canio to R brljllant closo tonight with tho oUclfll dinner given 'by tho 'Blafo de partment In honor of tho visitors. The Bpoechou woro direct diplomat ically forvld In tho roforoncos to do fenso against probablo AVlntlc ag gressions, which sot nil Austrnlltt greatest onthustasm and tho day was successful In ovory feature. Saturdny'n program Includes it railway excursion In tho mornlngi In tho nftcrnoon thoro will bo n naval regatta, football and basobnll games and an exhibition by tho tiro brigade. An "at homo" reception mid din nor will bo given on board his majos- ty'a steamship Poworful. At night thoro will bo n grent llroworks dlb- IllnV llllll II ni!!2lllf.lnnt vnillHxn nnr. i nival. , aflame. Tho tomlenoy of tho" spodehoa Is to foment tho He of Him white for v,.... v.. i ... .. Ihodofon.of Z Pclllo UlamU. n, '"' N,." Lord Northcoto. governor K"rnl of 0yuXr ny' A,,e' 21. President tho commonwealth, Prime Mlulator ll0tMIvelt . today received, throujli Dcakln mid tho governor of thtt the Drtlait charge d'affnlrt, n cubic tntM all paid high trlbuto to tho memce from Lord Northeote. gov United State and high compliment ornor gonoral ot Australia, doserlb to tho licet and tho onicor. Admiral Ing tho reception of tho American Bperry and his aittcor responded to float nt Sydney, oxtondlng grcotlng tho welcomo and oxprowlons of good to Proslilont Hooovolt and oxproN win in full meniure. ng. grmt n.lmlrntlou for tho otllosjrs Tho olectrlenl effect In tho dec- and man of the fleet. Tho President orations tonight nro magnificent and wired n reply thanking tho governor havo nevor boon equalled In this see- general for tho cordial oxpreaslon , u. u.u meaiora nro ana returning tho compliments ot nil free in tho American sailors and this country to Australia. In clSllug tho wholo city is using ovory pos- Kooaovolt said- slblo means of making tho visitor. -Tor ,iie American navy Is a enjoy themselves. IMonnco D n0 but f Qn iJh?Jn "J, toialn wh,cU contrary, as wp bolleve. an asset of American saiur marchetl with arms, high Importance In securing poaco but without ammultlon, cotued th'and justlco throughout tho world." COTTON KINO LOSES .MILLION , (United Vrt l.fn.cd Wire.) Now York, Aug. 21. Jessio L. Livormore, tho nowly risen "cotton king," who engineered tho corner In tho market that notted him soveml mllllonB a fow weokB ago is today loser by nearly a million dollars n tho result of a decline of 13 a bale In 4ho cotton market yesterday Llv- ormoro'B friends today say that ho had prepared hlmsolf and will not suffer much nlthouch thev mimi) hat lilo losses will amount to over JOOO.000. Tho scenes In tho cotton exchanco yesterday when tho panlo broko woro exciting. Tho boara started tho stampedo whon it was rumored that sovoral Liverpool mills would shut uown oocauso of depression In tho cotton busluoiM. Reports that tho draught in the cotton mnrkat hn.i ml! with nbundaut rnliu hi,uxi th boar aiovement. Th roit wa only' utAnuuMl ut In tho nftornoon Uj th cortrlng of short. Tho total tnutMctlona wr OVtr -100.000 ImIm mnru !,,.., i..ir SALE3I 3IAKKET. Local Whok'NiIc Market. Eggs 22 c. Butter Crermory 25c. Cowti J3(Q)3.50. Hens 10c; young chickens, lie. Local Wheat S5c, Oats 33 ft 35c. Barley $20(3)21. Flour Hard wheat, $4. SO 5.00; rklloy, 14.00. Hay Cheat, S9(Q10; clover, S3 09 per ton; timothy, $llfj12. Onions $1.75 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, 5Cc. Cascara Bark 2 33c. Mohair ISc. Helail Market. Oats $1.45. Wheat $1.05. Eggs 25 c, Butter Country, 20c; creamery, 35c. Flour Valley, $1.10 3 1.20 per sack; hard wheat. $1.4001.45. Bran 90c per sack; $30.00 nor ton; shorts, $1.25 per sack. Livestock. Hogs Fat, $5.75. Stock hogs $4. r "' Steers 3s. Veal 557c. lroplcal Fruit. '- Bananas $6.50. Orangos $4.50. Lomous $4.75 05. Portland Market. ' Poultry lions, 12c; ducks, 12 014c; pigeons, old $1 por dozen. Mlllstuff Brnn, $20. Flour Valley, $1.20 por sack; hard whsat, $1.45. o OASTOHIA. "T c&a&ute&i DESTITUTE INDIANS APPEAL ' TO GOVERNMENT (United Vxt I.efted Wire.) San Bernardino, Cal Aug. 21. rnnfnin .t. flnbnzon of tho Saltou Basin Indian Reservation is hero to- J day framing an appeal to mo gov ernment authorities at Washington to hell) his tribesmen who havo been made destitute by the encroachment of the waters of tho Salton sea on their property. Tho Indians of tho Salton sink imvo iin homeless for months, sayfl Chief Cabaz'on, and he thinks that tho government should take meas ures to protect them or aid tnem to And new lauds. "Littlo fishes swim through t,ho branches of the flg trees," said Chief Cabazon, "and the waters rush over tha nitron where wc and our ances tors havo slumbered for generations. Wo believe that by telling the gov ernment, our losses will be ndjusted and we will not loso our lands." -o The Hnllrond's Sldo of tho Cs. Freight rates are lovor in this country thnn In any other and tho sorvlco here is much better than in any other region on earth.' The capitalization of tho railroads In tho United States Is lower than in any other country. Tho nvernge Is about $07,000 per milo In stocks and bondB. In France tho avorago la about $140,000; In Germany, about $110,000; in England, about $273,000 per mllo, and ono English THE WOED fyj CLAIRVOYANTS and PALMISTS The Delmars Hnvo arrived In Salem and an u cated at the Eldridgo Hotel ! v Commercial etreot, where they t be consulted on all affairs of fe PAST, PRESENT AND Firr aaaaV 4H aaV aBBBPtaV aaaaaaaaV aS avaHaV aaV f ' af M mum ' ' aV - VL Mmm aViro '1 i kaw ajRB . VBBi Bji.jMMBpaj V-iu.uuu jpui iniiu, unit uuu uutjiiou ; uuuutfU 1UI1UUIU uy BO 1110 Of t road Is capitalized at $600,000 per) people In tho state of Oregon mile, on which it pays 4 per cent dividends. On theso high values tho French railways pay 4.3 per cent, tho Eng lish 4 por 'cent and the German 0.1 per cent. A reduction in freight rates below a fair return to tho railroads doeo not help any ono. None are benefited by low prices, but all aro holped by fair prices, which yield a profit to every ono. This is true of gen eral business, and it Is certainly truo of tho railroad business. All roads have In tho last ten years, and" for many years provlous. spent millions of dollars from earn ings to lmprovo their properties nnd to mnlntnln thorn In good condition. Theso expenditures In many ln- Btancos havo not boon cnnltallzed. but havo been charged off. But, nBldo from tho history of tho railroads, wo aro faced by a con dition -and not by tho past. Wo want facts, not wordB. This country grows contlnunlly. It is constantly expanding in nil directions. This expansion Is diminished or Increased, but It moves nnd It nover fctops. What wo all deslro Ib prosperity. Wo cannot bo prosperous If nny largo. Interest among our nconlo Is suffering nnd depressed. Tho proporod lncrenso in frolght rates will not chango any distribut ing contor, will mnko no dlfforenco 'in nny lino of business to tho peoplo ongnged In It. It practically mnkos no difference whether the- frolght rate on steol from Pittsburg to Chi cago Is is cents per 100 pounds, provided every user pys the snmo rate. But It mnkoe nu onormons difference, not only to tho steel in- toreM, but to buMuese generally, If there ! noly Spccfa.1 Readings for a Short line 50c 50c 50c THE DELMARS Are well and favomiiK- t throughout this locality anil n an nounced reliable by some of the lerti peoplo In tho state of Oregon. Tier uavo minureus or testlmon his on p. at their office which are open to It.' spectlon to all who may be interested!' What Tho Delmars tell you eoeet"' true, all their predictions may 1 relied upon. If you are in dotMl concerning somo important mitur' uctter consult thorn at once, nm guarantoo to roveal every fncJdetU of your lifo Past, Present and lW turo, without asking a question ml- at a glanco they glvo names, dates, facts and locations in tho vast preb- loms of life, telling you what yci enmo for and what you want t ltnow.' Accepting no feo In advace? nnd not nt all unless you are pet. fectly satisfied with what they tril, you. This is fair, Is it not? Ofllco hours 9 a. in. to 9 p. m. All. business sacredly confidential. Call early to avoid waiting. Office, Room 17 The Eldridge Hotel 248 North Commercials!. i cent of tho stocl-produclng capacity of tho country. To meot tho growth of tho conair It is nccessnry for tho rallwaya set only to maintain their properties ail they nre, but to improve then Alfred H. Mulllken for the Bt3- roads. Joseph Moyors Is n good adrerti- or. All hla nowsimner InterTl ulthough a fow clrcumstnnces nal statomonts n to his Intentions ve clear-cut and right to the point. o- Tho Wlllamotto vnilev was netr a demand for 50 per so beautiful as this un mer re than hnifi "wf .' s. wsKWi "w" ' n uemanu lor 50 ner n lionntlfni n thia minmer Of Which amount, w uM K. .miammiMVikaAmmmmM--... ,M. -m I.lvbritool fatl ' si? ",-,.,w,,nv!i iMviiiuiajuiovvvvBHViiwiaJiBiRiiii -v- VL-... I mV i i m . 1 RICH MAN'S VVIFE KILLS ' HERSELF (Unit! Vrt I.ritM Wtr. Denver, Colo., Aug. 2 J. Society circle of tKU city were ahockod to. day at the tuws tht Mn, N. Bnellen berg. wfo or tho mUllonnlro dvirt wont Btoro proprietor of Phlladol iU, who U vUltlug here, commlttvM uNlclilo by Uklng strychnine tablet "which had bti prwcrlbvM for her am wedlclnc, ThQ suicide occurrvd last Tiiee tiny, but tho fuel did not become kown unlit Into U ntsht. Mr. Baellonberg has bwn utferlng from oiwumptlon for many mouth and It it billeirsl her tUMcUon. Induced melancholia. lrl ' ' ' " O m Work Is being rushed on tbo CUokatun county fair grouads at ItArinic With Prnth, Now York. Aug. 21 Speeding to day across the country tp tho bed- ldo of hor dying mother tn Samn to, N. M., Mra. S. Eyelar Is complet ing the last lap of a trans-Atlantic and traiu-contlnental raco against death. Sho arrived hero vostonlnv aft.r crosalug theocean from Liverpool on tho DouUchland, one of tho fastest of tho Haraburg.Amorlcan steamers. wom wus conveyed to tho custom May Testify fop IIusIkiiiiI. Now York, Aug. 21. It is report ed hero this afternoon thnt a deal U bolng considered Uy t which Mrs 1'otor C. Hnlns will tostlfv in hAhnw of hor husband Captain Hnlns when ho Ih tried for tho murdor of Will Inm E. Anuls, upon tho promlso that Hho shall rocolvo a decroo of divorce nnd tho custody of hor two children Tho story goo that sho will fur nish a motlvo by testifying that An nls Buggeated to hor tho stories of degeneracy In tho bollof thnt thn circulation would provont Hnlns from making sonsatlonnl MnrP against his wife lu the divorce nm. ccedlnga, nnd at tho same thnn mit prevent him also from trvlne to ot ' control of tho children. It Is not believed tnnt thoro Is anji' ; suggestion, that Mrs. Hain th.i.,ii UCCOniO a bOCOnd Rolvn Th.n. .... she Will contend that her relations with Annls wcro merelv fpion.n Sho will assert, It Is said, that she turned to Annls whon unjuat suspl- nitlbABltli.. . I uukKi & ' ill iB n a) .- hkb.b ii V T . IW am a w wero raised Q her husband's ' J,.'!U0WW .lHlnd. b5 gosslpers who pol.ol to Inspect hor baggage so that she mignt to unlutorrupted in her cf forta to catch tho first wui.hmin,i train out of this city. A cab wa waiting for her at the Pier nna in it sho rushed to tho Lackawanna dopot in Hobokon. Jmt as sue arrived tho gatemen were cftlllng "All aboard." but the rra,a tlo woman sped throush tho ,,iti and mounted the rear steps of the .,... ., u, ,,, BJ 9VI lw niOltOU. Her baggage she left la chargo of a porter with liutructlom to forward It nn llirt itAvi i.ti. Qf him against her This new phaso of the tangle,! af fair caused much comment nfiar h- bitter arraignment of her husband In ', interview given out last nleht but It U said hor desiro to !.., . . eommionai control of her children overcomes all other feeling. r Sam Bellah, tn San Frauclsco, tho first of th Pacific coast American athlete to return from the stadium say that Fprrc&t Smlthmn m.h have captured tho lOO-moter M irnri af-r iiLllUI Ji ! r j'L V W V I teri J Y 3 ; cSl IE IJf I ksA v V A Jvhr rtPrmvTi u!tl i ifi ii dt i m nlKiv ' 1 I Ml ' !' HI i W W MWW22Mm IS W P Season Sale This is Your Last Opportunity this Season to Purchase Our Famous I T? Bishop's Ready Tailored Suits . ; : : ; $25.00 20.00 10.00 12.50 10.00 $18.00 15.00 10.00 8.50 6.50 1 MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING Miccis, Trim 4 co, . Straw Hats at Half Price Salem Woolen Mill Store .- i:w-u . j had ho been entered. Hmminiimnniwiiiimmimi