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DAILY CAITl'AtijJOTJHNAL, 8ALKM. dnSOON, ttRDtfKSDAY, SitPXBamEU 80;. 1006.
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ye Did Not Close to Mark Up Goods
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Becatisfe We Ate Btoke Not Because We Need Money
BUT TO PROTECT OUR CUSTOMERS
rjijalmt Itinerant sale people who drift ubout the country Inveigling honett merchants into a proposition
IMsduct n fftKe saie, mm givu mem tv jor cum 01 1110 proceeus.
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fe will be out own brokers and give yoti the 20 pet cent.
ff have been solicited by such brokers for tho Inst live yearB. They claim' that they can got inoro for
yjoodsthnn w cun. That tho tinsuspcctlng public will buy during the" excitement, nnd when they dls-
ct'they hnvo been unpen jiibi oinmo mo oroKornge company, who by that time nrc GONE to search
Br.tnOtner murciiuiu nuu vuu i nun uia unu uubiiiusb,
WHave Seen It Done Right Here In Saiem
Don't Let It .Happen Again
We will give you nil wo promlso, nnd ifl tho sanio time naaura you that wo do It wlll'ngly. To lose u
hi days profits In tho interest of our customers and Salem in gonernl will be a worthy sacrifice. De
mi onm, believe us, wo llvo with .and arc your neighbors, nnd cannot nfford to let yon go clBowhuro
llurou have been onr faithful customers. ..... .".".
Today!
Today!
KHId not close to mark tho goodB up. Tho samo tags, mnrkod In plnln figures, will be
ivlcti will bo shamefully slashed.
used, br.it tho
ROOSEVELT
'OoMluuej From Page 1.)
pi itoff n tho Idea thnt tho
m pejile would look on this
o attempt on the pnrt 'of tho
nt to dictate to tho noonlo.
ffoiat ou that Roosevelt has
fhttJ an audlcnco that ho did
orrj
Sl'KCIAI," MIV
V nii AiiAVimVim
rYork.jS-t. 30. In an offort
iM "Hon Rnonlnl with Pn.
r Dbj, on tho track, members
iji i pam uoro nro mak-
wnained effort todny to re
us camne en fnniia nt 7ia
frrty
1 from tjuip presldontlnl
is received yosterday,
, unless funds woro fnrth.
it once, the gppelnl train on
COMMERCE
(Contlnuod From Pngo'l.i
otto valley In Oregon to San Francis
co. Tho Southern Pacific attorney,
woro given (until tomorrow to attack
tho rate on other ground iv
Tho decision Is tho first of tho
kind that hns boon handed down
slnco tho pnsBago of tho rnto law bill,
and tho victory won by Luther M.
Walter, tho speclnl attorney for the
literstnto Commorco Commission to
day means that tho rnllroad company
cannot nttack the now rate on Ore
gon .lumber shipments on any legal
grounds.
Tho Interstate Commerce Commis
sion's demurrer . a:id tho testimony
glvon by tho rnllrond nttomeyK at tho
heanng of tho demurrer hns shut off
nny legal attnek on tho fixing of tho
IN0CULA1 E
Continued from Page 1. 1
tho foremot aelentlfitB In tho world.
Tho object of the dnrlng oxporl
ment, which hnB aroused consider
nblo comment, Is to dotormlno tho
vnluo of n now mot hod of diagonals
advanced by Dr. Dotro. A commit-
SAN FKANCISCO MAUKETS.
San PranciBco, Sept. 30. Wheat,
No. 1 California club, per cenut.
$1.67 1.70; California white
milling, $1.76 1.80; northorn,
bluestcm, 1.72 1.77! northorn
club, $1.07; inferior grades of
wheal $1.5031.C0; rod $1.66
1.70.
Barley Feed barley, $1.30
1.35; common to fair. $1.25 1,30;
brewing at San Francisco nominal at
11.45 01.652 Chovallor, $1.50
1.C0, according to quality.
Eggs Por dozen, California fresh.
Including cases, extras, 41 c; fresh
38c; seconds 2Gc; Eastern select
cd 22c; Eastern firsts 25c; Eastern
BOconds, 23c; thlrdsj 21c; storngo.
30c.
Duttor Por pound, California
fresh, extras, 31c; flrBto, 27 c;
seconds, 22; third, 20c; Eastern
extras, 27c; packing No. 1, 23c; do
No. 2, 20c; Btoragc, California extras,
25 c.
j Now cheese Por pound, Callfor
, nla lints, fancy 12 c; firsts, llc:
'second', 9c; California Young
Amorlcn, fancy, 12"; lima, 12c
Eastern Oregon fancy, 13c; do
Young America, fancy,, 14 c; Chol
dars, fancy, !Gc.
Potntoes Por cental, Itlvor whites
(sacks) fancy 70 85c; poor, 50 0
70c; Sallnao Hurbankr., $1.251.G0;
Early Rose, 75 85c; sweet potntoes
to tho trade, sacks, $1.2 5 1.50;
crates, $1,311,50.' ,
onions rer sack,( Yellow, 50 Gj
55c.
Oranges Por box, Vnlenclas.
$2 3.50,
POKTLAN1) MABKET8 ' '
Grain, Flour Feed, Etc.
Portland, Or., Sopt. 29. Bnrloy,
feed, $2G per ton; rolled $27.50
$28.50; browing $2G.50.
Onti No. 1 whlto, $31 31.50
por ton; gray, $30 HI 3 050.
Wheat Track prides: Club, S9c
per buahol; forty-fold, 02c; Turkey
red, 92c; flfo, 89c; bluestom, 93:
valley, 91c.
MlllotuffB Bran, $20.50 per ton;
middlings, $33; shorts, country,
$31; city, $30; U. S. mill chop, $22
liny Timothy, Wlllnmotto vnllov
$14 por ton; Wlllnmotto valloy, ordi
nary, $11; oastorn Oregon, $10.50;
mixed, $13; clovor, $0; nlfnlfa, $11;
alfalfa meal, $20.
Vegetable mid Fruit.
Fresh fruit Apples, now, GOc
$1.50 por box; peaches, 40 80o por
box; pears, 75c $1 per box;, plums
B0c$l per box; grapes, '40c
Sl.25 nor crate: WordonB. 2022o;
nor baskot; huckloborrlcs, 8 10c
$1,25 por crato; Concorde, 2022c;
box; ground chorrloj, 75c por box.
Dairy and Country Produce.-
Butter Etra, 3234c por lb.;
fancy, 3032c; store, 18c.
Eggs Orogon cxtrn, 31 32c;
firsts, 27 5 30c; seconds, 232Gc;
Eastern, 25Q2Sc per dozoii,
Poultry Fancy hons, 14c;
spring. 14 Ct 15c: dnckn. old, 12
12 c; Bprlng, 14 15c; goose, old,
9c; young, 10 lie; turkoys, old,
17 18c; young, 20c.
CIiccbc- Fancy, cream twins, 14
15c por lb.; full cream triplet.
14 15c; full cream Young Amor
lcn. 15 n 1fic.
Venl Extra, 9c por peund:
ordinary, 7f7ci heavy, 5.
Pork Fancy, 8c por lb.; ordi
nary, Gc; large, 5c.
MlKrellnncy..
Hops -Orogon, 1908, 7 8c per
rate. uiiIchs tho rnllrond desires to
U travetincr rnui.i ..n i..-. anneal to tho sunrcmo court of the
st, United Stntes. Moanwhllo tho In
junction has boon Issued, and tho
low lumber rate will be In effect.
The dfectBlon today wns on tho do
murrer Intorposed by Special Attor
ney waiter, for the interstate com
;X )MMITTKKMAX
BI'LA1X8 POSITION
ljcan national committee-
tcu of six of tho most distinguished I jh.; 1907, 24c; 1900, 1
Wool Enstorn Orogon, averng3
he-.tj 10lG.Vc por Id., eccordlng to
shrtnkngo; valley, 1515c.
lohalr Choice, 1818c per
lb.
Hidon D-y hides, No. 1. 14 15c
nor lb.; dry kip, No. 1, 13c lb.; dry
.calfskins, lGc lb.; snltod hide, 7
8c lb.; salted cniraKins, azwuc m ;
green, lc loss.
delegates has been appointed to pass
on tno ro:.ult of tho experiment to
night. According to the exports, tho ex
periment will dotormlno whether tho
orlglnnl iufoctlon In tho children
I wns from bovine or human bacilli,
anil will demonstrate nil tno biolog
ical properties of tho tuberculosis
organism, that will cnnblo physi
cians to dotormlno In tho future at
onco whethor tho infection In a pa
tient is from human or bovine
sources.
'Tho physlclanB hero declare that'
tho experiment Is not. Inhuman, be
causo tho children wero already In
focted with tho disease
Dr. Dotro tpdny said:
"My method consists In the In-
RAMttl MARKKT.
Tocal Wlolwmlo Mnrket
.Eggs 30c. '
Butter Cronmory 34c.
Cows $3 3.50.
Hons 40c: young
Local wheat 8Gc. ,
chickens,, lie.
JW Oats40c
replying t0 charges that torney Roboft Devlin and Joseph N. 1 1ft t?, icSo l's hborciilln second with loy $22.50.
P!ojre of h Standard Oil Teal, attorney for the Western Ore- J mtrnS. o ft ?oth SferJ of humnn Flour-Hard wheat. $5;
.utn attorney, in part as Kon Irunber Manufnc SKMflVib?m7. b!S ffid wilh a nitrate" of $4.25.
Ibtii .-.. '!?&11 "''"W.i'l.JK! broth culture of bovlnn tuberculosis. ,y. cheat. $10; clover,
Mil S vl Cnnnv'The raFlroa-d ' coVn any. .. ''W,th ".?"?' ?. " J""! ton--timothy. $11012.
m that l represented tho through Its own nttornoy, W. W. Cot
T1 lO the nil UnJ 1lt..ii.. tn'itvnf PnrUhnil nnd Mirnnirh Peter
TfUf whole cl. th. I renro- P. Dunne, .attorney fof the Southern
' Terminal Railroad Asso tho'enforcortient of. the low lumber
, rate, on tho ground that tho commis-
I Inttra. .,.. i i i .. .... . ,!. tl.A
,MJWTed instwictlons from rate.
,-v' yani t0 know who The commission's .attorney aemur
fejL i 8Pcented employ- red on tho ground that, the complaint
mLm i ard uecane I hold did not -tate sufficient caupe for ac
he noticed, tl can bo read instantly
whether the bacilli caused a reaction
in the patient's blood; whethor the
now lnfoctlon awakened a dormant!
Infection In the patient, or Is a re-j
cent contraction. It can also be
. Bhon whethor tho human organism
enn resist pucIi an Attack; In short'
nil tho biological prooertles of the
lnfctpd organism will bo demon-;
strated."
the Inoculation
111 vln. .. . . . .1 . . .. .! ... l..n...n
tkat bv Z," ."? ' '' SU V i i - 7 tl " ,?onV..rr Ppven hours after the InoculaUot
4 will in7.f ' ... wAlu l vi. uvm mi " .--. i0f tho children, Dn. nurke. the pny
J'of the Renubllean nm. Tho ilecls'ion of tho court virtAially .p." .
x.U l hm t0 be the decides that the federal courts of the "P R
i n.iL.; ...-1 igui uersnns. uuucu Diuicn cuuhui uo uu.wcmwu
m. r" 1 Knnn.
uersons.
"rtn.. row uielr rec- witn rate maKing.
winpy know mine, and Tho railrtad attorneys admitted
--C r dirlng tho course of the nrgument on
'fcai- line nemurrer mat ine cumuiiiu
kin a T,ew4,'ts. ! had proceeded In the way laid down
Ik-r-.'"- 30TTnm, ,. nv law. when tho new rate on mm-
l'ffi,'''lt: cattle, to 000 ber was made, and the attorneys for
.. ' nnffa
" .
fs vvr. eneen cimn.
;: nt 30 Ro-i.r IC.IO on ltimbor from Willamette
the hosnltal. said that nl
some or tne errecta ot mo
jfo t8t roH be dlBcorned, In
the ca-e of one of the children tno
puncture where tho bovine tnbercu
11.. wpa inipcti showed slleht traces
of Inflamatlon," Bald Dr. Burke.
valloy,
$9 per
Onions $1.25 cwt.
Hops 1907 crop, CCc. ,
Caocara Bark-2 3c.
Mohair 1X.
Retail Murkct.
Oats $.1.45.
Whear-$1.05M
Egga 35 c. ,
Butter rCountry, 30c; creamery,
40c. - V
Flour- Vallfiy. $1.25 per sacK;
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'- "e. 17 ana. Ik .rw nnint. in San FrflnclHCO bay " Enounced ai cruel experuneni
" "."Jno; sheen. ',,ver polrtu io ban irancieco oojf .MMnmr-wiin nro nn-
lK. JO-n, l'ffa.Jj;tMh?oSrnt?rb. ?b V-Vow oVuntand what U
'. hard wh1at, $1.401.45.
Bran-90p per sack, $30 per ton;
shortsi $1.30 per ack. 4
, . Livestock, . v
Stock hogs $4.50.
Steers 3 a.
Veal 45J(0'7c. .
. InlMinmn Prjirtlro, Tropical Frulta. .
rh'cago. 111., Soot. 30. Declaring nanaria's SG.50.
being conuucieu - i .,..
Children-slips- wi-js7-f.vv.
are unercBpry. Leraononsr-.evwo.ou.
naiorioio.eicai runwim 4ttrkci. . .
Qjrvulatlon poxiltry rilOBs, ,lc; djick, ,)12
Ih tUberfUIQ- ui. oio.or.n-. nM 1 nnnlniTen..
l bncilll as inhuman and nJwt. .'..?,.. ;nrfln ...
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Nothing Equals Pruria
V V.
n
For Serious Kidney Trouble.
So Writes -John fl. Watklns,
St. Loais, Mo
Read What" Mr. Qow, ol
Colorado, Says. A Man
Over Seventy Years
Old.
$.. :'HPillWiEj I ' I
rlR.W.r. CloW 1 JRl
man, mKLWte&tH&mteWLLLLWFwKiTtk
ft? vysn?-1- ? k
Kidney Affection,
Asthma.
Mr. W. P. Clow, 428 E. St.
Vraln St., Colorudo Springs,
Col., a retired real ostata
writes:
. "I ara'fc hian of over seventy
years and feci that I Owe my pres
ent good health entirely to Peruna
I begnn using It abbttt a year ago
for (Uthina nnd kidney trouble, and
took sovoral bottles, I have not
felt hotter for yonrfc.
"Different mom bors of my-family-hav
ttsod it also, and have only' word of
praise to aponk or Peruna.' t
Attributes Health to Pe-runa.
William Balloy, M I Bt.,1. E., W.alh
lngton, D'. O., 1'ust Col. lincampment
No. 00, Union Yotoran Legion,, and
promluontly identified with many of
tho groat labor protcotlvo auoolailons
In Ohloago and NoW york, and Bpcro
tary ot ono of tho largest astoolationa in
tho formor city, had for nearly thirty
years been afllioted with kldnoy troubles.
Within A abort period ho has been
perauadod to try Poruna, and hUprent
healthy condition Is attributed to hla
Judicious use ot that great remedy. He
conaldora hlmnolf now quite cared and
tn excollont physical condition.
Mr.cIohn N.Watkins.
Kidney unci madder Trouble.
Mr. John N. Wntklns, JliiW Shonaa
doah Ave,, 8t. Loula, Mo., wrlteat
"Among all tho greatly advertised
medicine for kidney ni!d bluddcr
lroulU.there Is nothing 3iWh cqua.
Peruna. I suffered for aoornl yoari
with this trouble, ppout hundreds of
dollnra on doctors nnd medicine and all
to no purpoio, until 1 took I'eruna.
'Ono bottlo did mo more good tka
all the othora put together, ha they only
poisoned my ayatem. Poruna cured bw.
I used It for four months before a eem
ploto euro was accomplished, bat mm
truly grateful to you. The least I eaa
do In return is to acknowledge tfee
merits of rerun a."
People Who Object to Liquid Medicines Should Buy Peruna TaMcti
BORN. )
MOYBU. To Mr. and Mrs. II, fl.
Mryoi, at their homo In Portland.!
047 Belmont street, wccinoauny at
noon, nnd S -pound girl.
Mother nnd child both doing well.
o
How to Get' Strong. f -P.
J. Daly, of 1247 W. Congroft
St., Chlcngo, tolls ot a way to b'j
como streng: Ho snys: "My mother,
who lis old and whb very feebld, h
deriving o much bonoflt from Elec
tric Bitters, thnt I fell It's my duty
to toll thoso wh need a tunic find
strengthening medicine nbout It. In
my mother's en bo a marked galit In
II (mil tins resulted, insomnia has beon
ovorcomo, nnd bIio Is steadily grow
IjiR stronger." Electric IlittorH,
quickly remedy stomach, llvor jind
kidney complnints. Bold under
gunrantoe at J. C. Porry'B drug
storo, 5 Op.
Lot any business liruah up agalnBt
somo rosourco and originality and it
will bo tho bettor for It.
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A man novor roallzos how 1
Mm world In interniUofl In hi; tron
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until v.f anus a nowspupor to ti
A Burnt Child. ,
droads tho nno. The dread la .whole
some, but not tho burn: that can be
healed nnd Instantly rolloved )y ap
plying Ballard's Snow Linlraent. Be
prepared for accidents by keeping a
bottlo always In tho house. Best for
sprains, bruUoB, cutB scalds, rheu
matism, uouralgla, bunions any
and nil aches nnd palna. Prlco 26c,
tfOa and $1.00. Sold by all dealer.
ttlo
iiles
Int
a bciifri'oiiB artlclo about an onoiny.
A man can run a Htoro without nd
vortl Ing nnd ho can wink at a pret
ty girl In tho darkbut what's th
uso?
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For a Sprained Ankle,
A sprained ankle may bo cured In
about ono-tlilrd tho time uiwally re
quired, by applying Chamborlaln'n
Liniment frooly, and giving It abso
lute rost. For salo by Dr. Stone's
drug storo. .
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Wilfcli)liiliiWiitMlitWtiWMiiWrMMIilltittli
do you
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imFtJ?'-, eonttau. at least for the present, the n e -w or u.
?S00! neeP( .ISrate of $3.4.0. l.enV,.done.
FloUJ1 Valley, $1.20
bard wheat, $1.45,
per sack;
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l. w. D..."f..llnn nf Unite"' !"P'S Pf"irur
Jotfinh W
2ZJX2Sn ?.' is SKI-SIS S:
IVOX1XA.
Tka liAaf 'ma Ham liMM uim
tTth'Br. j iiwi '-"tnrday unanlmnuy eon- ' '
-W!tWi?tday "Wkt dTpPH Bryan for his 'aMnre to put ird the
the union label on the "Commoner." "'K"
rumor that be would re-
know
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WAT
ELLIOTT'S
PRINT SHOP
Is tho only Commercial Prjntinfr House in
Salem carrying an assortment of nigh grade
paper, envelopes, cards, etc. for the business
man.
Trespass notices, and" Prune and Hop
Tickets for tho farmers..
' $
Cards and Wedding Stationery for tho
society lady.
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223 South Commercial St.
Phone 1243
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