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Newspaper Page TextT'T ''V')-? ' a DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOHEIt i, i008. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL U. IIOFKR, Kd. and Irpp. n Independent Kcwtpnpcr Dovotcd to American i'rlnulplca am the ('roro mid Dovclopvniont of All Ottgnu. I'uiilMitM Kvt'rf Ktfiilnrt Kxocpi Sunday, Sutcm, Ore. " hl'IWOmi'TION HATES. (IliVrtrUtjIy In A'U'iiucc.) Dally, by currier, nr yer 10.00 i'cr month 60c 011t. by innll, per yvar. 4.U0 i'cr month 35c Weekly, by mall, pur year.. .... 1.00 Six months 60c ,.v " NEWSY STORIES FROM CHICAGO Chicago, Oct. 1. With election ftilntor nB the quality of a painting fflffife iffifB' 5 SPECIAL DELIVERY For convenience of subscribers brnnch dollvery ofllccs aro establish ed at the following places nt 35 cones per month, $1.00 for throo menths: Asylum Store, F. Q. De Voo & Son, Asylum Avenuo Junction, Cnrilno, Seventeenth street, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Storo. Dauo's Storo, Alex, Dane, SouthCotnmerclal street. Electric Store, C. M. Epploy, East Stato street. Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road, Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Cross strcotB. O. K, Orocery, A. A. Englobart, Twelfth street. Wheeler's Storo, W, D, Wheeler, Highland avenuo. Yow Park Storo, F. 0. Boworsox, Twolfth and Leslie. Lnno Orocery, Sovontconth atret J, L, Mooro & Son, cornor Capitol and Union streets, "West 3nlcm Storo, West Salem. Zlnn's Confectionery, 478 Stato utreet. Dr. Stono's, 241 North Commordal stroot. Huffman's Storo, North Sixth strcot. Gorman Bakory, comer Twolfth and Chemekota. A GItKAT (1EIUIAN 'AXMVKHRARY CELEIIRATED The ostnbllshTriont of the first col ony of German on tho American con tinent was colcbrntod In Philadelphia on tho 14th of Soptcmbor, It was located in Gormnntown, which Is part of tho presont city of I'hllndcl hln, and Frnnrln Daniel PaHtorlun was tho mnHtarHplrlt In It. That was nearly a century before Lexington, Euglnnd controlled nil tho settlements of tho Atlantic sc.t- board of tho present United Stntos JAPANESE EXPORTS OF MAUIIINKIIY Tho export of machinery from Ja pnn continues to ndvnnco yearly, the total In 1J)07 ($1,117,093) (showing an Incrcaso of $447,718, or Gl pet cent over tho preceding year, and of nearly 250 per cent over tho aver ago of tho Inst flvo years, Tho bluk consists of cotton gin . nnd printing machines, which go to China, hut Japanese workshops aro now turning out various other kinds. Many of thorn may be fairly described north of Florida. Tho city of Phlla- ai copies, more or less accurate, ol delplila today, however, lias more foreign models. On tho other hand pooplo than thoro wore white rol- It mil it bo admitted that tho Jnpn- clcntfi In the entire western homlH- homo aro often very clover In thlnk- plioro- In Canada, tho United States, lug out and executing labor-Having Central nnd South America In 1083 tippllnucos. whon I'll 'tortus and IiIh associates in a violin fnctory at Nagoya, put up tholr II rat log cabin on tho where some 8000 Instruments nrr Scuklklll. annually turiiod out, ranging In price In those two and a quarter con- fiom $1 to $00 a ploco, thero woro liirlen tho German olemont of the several simple machliiott at work, all, population has hud a large Inlliionre it Ih stated, Invented by thu proprlo- In Imping oveutu on the American lor and his employe, while ft must continent. Gormans took a leading part In the war by which tho colon km nparatod fniln Great Drltaltt. Thc were prominent both In thr. continental congress nnd In the ar mies of Washington. In tluv entire duvlopmunt of tho country since thou, In war and ponce, bo rumumborod that most of the tea tiring mnt'hluury uiod In the country la alio admittedly of Japauoso In vention. I found on a visit to tho silk liubu toe district that machinery was be ing Introduced for tho production f hnbtitoo that Is likely soon to do thev have been roirph'tious. Though away largely with the hand method tut) language ami ttie ytem or gov- of produotltin now geuorallly use I ornmeni were foirnlshad lev England throughout the country. Stvutn In the formative days prorod'iiK the powor and water power was bolng separation of 1770, the nodal force applied to weaving, sizing, drying, which molded the life and formed tho Ideals of tho people wero, In a largo degree, furnished by tho, lion British olomentH of the population, and chlolly by the Germans. Tho censtiH tukor of 1000 found 2,000,000 pomutm or German birth residing In tho United States, nn.l 0,211.000 who had parents born In Germany. Tlioy wore by far the bleaching nnd producing tho thread from tho cocoon. Tho llrst of thoso machines are Imported, usually from Euro)i0, and from these model they design and produce In Japan nm chluory itindllled to sumo extent, and of a cheaper qiHllty, for doing tho sumo kind of work. There seenls to be little doubt that, with the progreaslvo spirit of day only a month nway, Republican and Democratic campaign head quarters here show signs of new life and preparations nre being mnde fo a whirlwind enmpnign, which it l hoped will partially make up for tho comparative inactivity of the earlier months. At the Bamc time new 1s ues are coming to tho front, fore most among which is the movement for tho conservation of tho natural resources 6t the country. Political omlssarlcs report thnt In some of the doubtful congressional districts this I sue is the deciding factor in the line up and thnt the so-called "progres sive" candidates are making the most headway, regardless of party THIb Is said to be particularly true In states where tho wasteful exi ploltatlon of timber nnd mineral re sources has begun to toll on tho vis ible supply to such an extent that there Is dnngcr of exhaustion tiniest active stops aro takon to check tho waste, according to figures based on departmental reports at Washing ton, our nnnual.conmimptlon of lum ber Is three times tho annual growth and tho latest official estimate puts tho total presont timber supply In tho United States nt loss than enough to last for 30 years more, at the present rato of use. Much of this Is vnsto for as many trees aro con sumed by forest fires ench yenr, due to carelessness nnd lnck of precau tions, ni nro felled for lumber or pulp. These nnd other fncts aro bo lng brought out In tho campaign speeches and candidates who hnvo pledged themselves to support leg islation to stop this public waste stato thnt th6y find a growing senti ment In thn'r favor by, party aflllln tlotr. This sentiment l being strength-nod nil the tlmo by the vig orous campnlgn which In being waged by tho Conservation Longuo of Amer ica, tho headqiiartorB of which nro In this city. Backed by Pros'dont Roosovolt, and having tho nctlvo sup port of both Bryan nnd Tn't, who aro honorary offlcors, this organiza tion Ih trying to nwakon lnterot in tho critical state of tho national re source! a a 'esult of n hundred venrs of wictc nnd unscientific meth "' 0" of tii lRto-t dlsenvor'e of the tongue in the fact that ovor a bil lion (MibloOrtt of natural gns In ecnp-i't- everv iHv from oil wolli. llnm beattH nnd olpe linos, for lack of th 'inn'Mit provisions to save It and turn It, to account. largest foreign Ingredient of tho pop-1 the Japanese In Hit Introduction and illation of the United Stntos, tho, nrnductlon of machinery hnniL work Irish coming socond, but a long way nlj poMible Urn will ere long be bohliid. or tho S5.000.000 or luhuh-1 supplanted by muchlnury and rac Itants or tho United States In lUOt.itnry mothoiU. It Is nluurly evident moro thnn lo.ooo.oou are of Her man llnengo. In every walk or lire' In thu United State tho German are, nnd always have boon, In place or prominence from the expansion or the export or machinery from Japan to Corea, Chi na and I ill Hull India, that thoy will carry on m.tohliiery production with some decree or success. Whatever In the rompolte or many at ruins of I (.,., thwv achieve I reel convince' blond which iiuiki the American or, will be. the result or producing ma today d'fferent from all Its Ingre- . Hilnery of a lower price and, from n ..f Ilia' ... .., I.. ..,. II... d-lente, tliero are many traces of the innuent'e of the German stock. St. I.oulft Globe Domocrat. -o- A Paying Investment. Mr. John While, of 3S Highland Ave., Unulton, Malno, nays: ."Have boon troubled with a cough every wlntod nnd Mprlug. I.at winter t tiled many advorrlaed roinodles, but the cough continued until M bought a BOn bottle of Dr. King's Now Dis covery; beforo that watt hair gone, tho cough wan all gone. This winter the same hnppy result has followed. few dosea mice morenmnlshed the annual tough. 1 am now uouvluaet thnt Dr. King's New Discovery U the best nt nil cough and Iiiiir remedies." Sold under guarantee a: J C perry's drug tore. 50o nnJ M.00. Trial botllo freo our point or view. Inferior quality, but especially titled for the eondl lions or tho Oriental market. Con mlar Ueuort. F your idle money is not earning interest you arc losing Q profit that should be yours. That's the way men with money make more by mak ing it earn interest. Yours will earn tlwce per cent, payable semi-annually, if deposited with us. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL THIS RISMAHKABLK DKCLIM2 IX BRITISH CO.M.MKIU'K The rearkable decline lu BrltNU trade ahowu by the board of trade re turns ror May ia likely to accentuate the growing feeling throughout the coontry In favor or tariff reform. So great I the headway being made by tariff reform, even among the Btjuirhest liberals, that the gov ernment, while loudly professing Us Mdlieraucu to free trade, lone no op portunity of silently adopting tariff reform methods and pax.lug protec tionist measures. Nothing demonstrate more clear ly the cause or tho rapid growth in unemployment throughout the coun try than the decline in the value or Uiitlh manufactured article ex potted during tho last live mouths. Compared with the llrst llvo mouths of ij)07 they show n fall of no los thnn 12,SOO,000. When It U ro momborod that, rnughtly, throe-fifths or tho value or manufactured goods represent tho cost or labor, this fall ing oft means a loss of about 7,000, 000 Irt wages to British working men. TIiobo trades which have mirrored most and their npproximnto loss In wages aro ns follews: Iron and steel, 1,900,000; cotton, 1,200. 000; wool, 900,000. Further Indication of tho alnrjnilnt conditions which aro arlslnglng un der freo trade Is auppllod by tho dec laration of tho Iron and steel manu facturers that thoy tlnd it nocossary to combine In defence of this trado against foreign competition, it Is also tho noed for economy, duo to railing uivmonus. that 13 driving tho great railway companies into vast "OP'h'ii Mnmv"le. tho government, tltid- Ing Mipt lu splto of freo trado un- emoiovmetu is increasing on ovory Ide. ns been forced to pass- mea u-e such ns tho patents net which hnvo rvtl to Illustrate the bene Oclat pfP"' to protection to tho work lug classes. Melbourne Leader. Snnnklnts has suffered n rolnp'o or public favor for the Chicago schoel: and lite chnstentng rod It urgently mroniiiiondod from various qoinrtorH ns a cure for tho rebellious Hplrlt, now rampant because of tho war of extermination belttic waged on fra tornltlos. The proeldont of the ehool board, through a countryman or Fronhel. recently tleelarod ror wood, old eontnrnl pnnl hmont not too sovore. but omnhatlc and con vening. Two roncher In sorpions have aiinrnved Hie plan. Both hap- nened to b rVuinreTsllotmllst. One nrescrlbetl "the hand, alrap or slip per." The other nll: "I think tho nroner attitude or the paront and good c'iheu to thope boys who were reported as loafing around Hie front of their 'frat houe, "molting b"lar root plpoa, would have ben tt go here and reoned with tbem. and then If they still rebelled 1 think fio next alen Vt'ould ave been to find u good elte barrel tsve inmewhere nod whMtle It off at one end t'Mtil a "or4 lignii.hnltl Is eeurl, ami mix with ibm for it few ntlmile' In a wiv n would have a tondencv to eeatiieH tweeni' rert, eitbor It v and "oereIgttv " The sdvaeqte of "the liNHd. stren and si I !" added "And ' wne't dd t)ei " cntnmlttlnir to wwofv nt evernl rleiitAr nf M nnt nt Twi"rw, whleli et w'lli r !) f.i,i.tii, n" we nm o l.o ttn'n( n gH- eratlon of ftiiw aerpHleti " o depends upon the skill of the artist. Baseball scores were more than coronets and -pennant hopes "than Norman blood" (apologies to Tenny- Bon) In Chicago Inst week during that painful, neck-and-neck race be tween Chicago and New York In the Nntlonnl, and Chicago and Cleveland In the American league, thousands of Btnld buiinejs men greeting one another during the nfternoon by asking "WTtnt's tho Bcore?" Elovn for onoratorB In office buildings con ferred earnestly with millionaires as tho cages shot up and down, while Mtcv both waited for news from the battlefields. Messenger boys wero called Into much-upholstered Banc turns t oreport the latest bulletin and get n quarter. It was a period of tense anxiety which tho recent finan cial flurry was unimportant. Crowds surrounded down-town Bcoro board for hours nnd rich nnd poor wero fired Into truo democratic brother hood by tho weight or possible dlsnn- er nnd hope or victory. One Chi cago rooter ror tho White Sox re ceived through the malls a post-card from Detroit to which wn8 pinned n dollnr bill tho price of admission to two games. The card was In scribed: "Monoy to Bpnre I never have; Hnrd time, thoy nro to blnmo. But nlwny I give the prlco to see A good old baseball game." The new militant mood of tho country's flro In-.urnnco Interests It Is said will make a meeting of the Flro Underwriters' nssoclatlon of the northwest, In Chicago, October 7, something or a milestone In fire In 'irniico history. "Patience ha? creased to be a virtue." thoy say, tho Import of the remark being best un derstood by tho fnct that lu noarly every state or tho union tho flro In surance companies nre mnde the tar get for one to fifty-seven varieties of proposod log'slntlon, most o." It be ing aimed nt any mufunl Inter change of experience to enable each company to adapt tlirl -no to the comparative haznrd of the different cla cs of property, "antl-couipact" bills, so-called. Thn fire Iosco i In rocout years have been so enormous that th" luiiirunce romuanles have seen wiped out the profits of h score slgnnls will come promptly to tho fire. Third If the firing of guns is heard herenfter, all persons will stay in their houses, as this will menu that a fight Is on between the state guaVds nnd tho night riders. Fourth in case of such an In vasion the citizen can shoot from lib home if he Is po.ltlve his mark is a night rider nnd not n citizen or mombor of tho gtate gMnrds. Fifth These regulations nre mnde nccessnry for tho renson that there is crave danger or some one being killed when promiscuous shooting u allowed. Sixth This bolng 30, from this on those who Bheot to glvo signal will be deemed guilty of n misde meanor and will bo dolt with ac cordingly. Seventh Any citizen enn ring any bell or blow nny whistle to nrouse tho people, hut not flro nny gun to give an alarm. Eighth In view of recent fires It has become necessary to enforce the ordinance now In existence requiring nil persons found on tho streets nft or 11 o' clock to give nn account or themsolves to those on guard. Ninth Keep In mind that these regulations nro ror the good of tho public, so that wo may understand ench olher and iniiko less the danger to life nnd property, ' ii Komp'4 Bnlsam ia a euro cough euro, for It contains nothing that can hnrm you. It Is tho best cough cure but costs no moro than nny othei kind. All druggists soil It. $25.00 Salem to San Francises And Return nnyatos of Sale 0ct f .i1"11 2 day.. This very, Verv t jnto has boon ZJ tccl on account of ,! niorclal Congress, ft J open to tho pub, ft Southern Pacific Co, (Lines In Oregon.) The 2!.d..y nmlt . Rive 'ot of time to tX n the sights m g , Francisco nnd "Excur. Blon" down to Lo A fSnln S"lhern Ca- lug For pa-Muilnn. sleep- tig car reservations and tickets call on It is easy to laugh at misfortune until you got personn! Introduction, whon it begins to appear something of nn Impertinence. Don't tnke cold, but if you do, don't fnll to take Kemp's BnlBam to trovont corlou8 consequences. Noth- ng olso Is bo vnluahlo In treating roughs and colds. 1'OIITLAM) MAItKKTS Grain, now Food, Ktc. Portland, Or., Sopt. 29. Barley, reed, $20 por ton; rolled ?27.50fZi I2S.G0; browing $2G.50. Oat- No. 1 white, $3K031.50 por ion; grny, $30ff30.G0. Wheat Track prices: Club, 89e per busbar, forty-"old, 92c; Turkey rod, 92c; flfo, S9c; bluostom, 93: volley, 91c. Mlllsturti Bran, $20.50 per ton; nihld'lngs, $33; Miort, country $31; city, $30; U. S. mill chop, $22 liny Timothy, Willamette vnllev $11 por ton; Willamette valley, ordl tia v ill: eastern Oregon. 1 fl.fi 0: of years, mostly made In the Invot-1 mixed, $13; clovor, $9; alfalfa, $11; infill oi iiie uifc suing oi money m mmim nionl. 520 It. II. Houston, ArciiCsbW WA1. McMurry. G.P. A.. Portbni Gold Dust Flour M.irto i,y TIIK byiixby row. EF COMPANY, Sidney, Ore go. . .Mnde for rnmlly n,t Ask your grocer for It. lir,, nnd oliotts nlwnys on Imnd. P. B. WALLACE, Agt, their hands and not from undcrwr't- lug, which has not been profitable. A scientific re-ndjustmont or rate Vegetables and Fruit. Fresh fruit Applos, now. COc $1 .ISO por box; peaches, tOO 80c per Is their goal, that and tho enactment imx: ponr 7Cc(p $1 pr box; plurna in taws uaiHinieiiiiig me oiuee oi lire marslinll whoio duty It will he to Investigate questionable fires nn-l bring luceudlnrlos to 'ptiulshmenf, arson having been euconirnged In re cent years, according to the records, particularly by "valued policy" laws, which exaetwl the payment of a flx-, ed sum n the cae or loes.by fl . i Ian 50p $1 per box; grapes, ,40cf $1.2:i por crnte; Wordens, 20 22c; per basket; huckleberries, S10c $1.25 par crate; Concorde, 20fT2Sc; box; ground chfrrlo'. 75c por box. Hnlrj- and Country Produce. Butter Ktra, 32MtT31c per lb.; fancy, 30ff82Vyc; More, 18c. Kggs Oregon extra, IlKfjaac; Color which extra. rire in urance oilicwi" an I aneciat lifts. 27h80c: aoeond.. 232fle: agenfa from a score of states will be Eastern, 25 ' 2Sc per doson. present at th conference. The re- j poultry Fnncy hon Me; spouslblllty or the public to the In- spring, 11 (TUBc; ducks, old, 12 stirance companies and the Import- ij uC; snrlua:. Ii(fri6c: geese, old. anco to nil btielnem of sound Ineur- 0c; young, loijlie"; turkeyt, old, I'nouo 44 Main 147 N.H!Bjt C. W. YANNKE Proprietor of THE FASHION STABLES Cabs and Livery, nil Hlgt Mif Rubber Tire, Sl VSJb -Oirji ffjifi 6k i W JVWS1 -L ' MSm 7 A atice will be "abject of tll'cusslon. The dedication of the $5,000,000 court house ol Crook county. October 8 "Chicago Day" will be made a large, braae band occasion. If all the Invitations to civic organliatlon and clubs should be aceey'ed the 11.120,000 cubic feet of space lu the iMilldlng would not be enough, audi nn overflow moetlng In the atrcets, for half a mile or so would onstio. As many orator on that oe cns!on will proudly declare. It Is thu largest couuty building In the Uni ted States, more than twico the Im of tho one It replaced. Probably 110 tactlees allusions will be made to tho fact that the coat was less than half tlie cot of the other, owlug to the exlgeMcle of early day politics and the spoil - thereof. The caissons under the structure extend 110 feet nhntnirr(ili scientist nnd n;th" tho wo-ld over ' ,pw'rt to solid rock, aud conta'n have groped for M years -lui' the , tw e "eh concrete ns would old uajiuerreotyne po-os3. proced 1 that It wai powlble. baa been wived 17TlSc; young. 20c. Cheese Fancy cream twins, 114 C16c per lb.; full cream triplet. 11 ty ? 15c; full cream Young Amer ica, UVteific. Veal Extra, 9c per peund: ordinary, 7 7 He; hoavy, 5. Pork Fancy, SV4c per lb.; ordi nary, oc; larga, 60. Mlscellaiicy, Hops Oregon, 1908, 7 So per lb.; 1907, 2M4Q; 1900, 1 1C Wool Eastorn Oregon, nvornga be-t, 1010Mc par lb., according to shrinkage; vnlley,1 15 lS'ic. Molinlr Choice, lStflSVfec per lb. Hides Dry hides. No., 1, 1 KTloc per lb.; dry kip, No. 1, 13c lb.; drv calfskins, lOo lb,; salted hlde, 1ff Sc lb.; salted oaUsklns, 12 13c lb green, le Iu. i TIIK BKST BOAST TIIK I'WMIIiV KM It HAD Can be obtained from our tendor nnd Juicy ref, mu'i a nork. All our mia's nro from tho oholcest, ami prepare tho tnblo to suit the demands ! ' fastidious. Our prl(s arc-lo"' qunllty than you can Had at a' plnco In Snlem. K. C. C It OSS, Phono 201. 370 Stair under heroic condition bv au Ameri can artist, Henry Havel'. w)i hae llvor for 20 vears in he City of Mex ico. An exhibit of his work, which the Salamaguudl club of New York was Instrumental In having brought ' H,tf ba a l..lf, a. l.l.w ..u .f.n 4 ...1IA '"' uuin n ui n iiii- .viiuimr- nntti tower. Next door, Chicago' dingy city hall Is dwindling under the hand' of the wrecking gang Another year aud the megahnne mail on the 'rubberneck wagoa" will point to a twin structure beside tlm urt house, as the "new city ball." I is eosv to nick out the artistic veluo and the loy of labor whllo alt- t ng In the shade, provided tho lubor appertains to some one else to this country aud which It gave nn Tno county was In much better shape enthusiastic recognition, hat been to uu,'" n ,10m tnn wns " city. hung In Thurher's galleries here, an ' revonuos ure not to bo snoozeil at. ovont coiislderetl a m'lostone In th u ng nlmos!t $4,500,000 a vonr from texes mm ovor fi.uun.uuo n vear 'rom tho onrnlng of tho fee otllce. The" regular oxponsos. however, nre In pronortfon, tho alary list totnllnp over $2,500,000 n yonr. 0-; TEA Moncyback means that the tea is good and well worth the money. Can't mean anything: else. Wur snver rMnrr nur moner II to don't Ui istiilltug' llrt u vm U, nrogross or hotogrnphy. I.Ike miutv Imnortnnt dlscovorlos. It was mnde after n grim tlht, ror Hnvoll's suc-co-s wns in splto or tomoorary b'lnd noss and tho rofiiltlug pove-ty. Twenty odd years ngo ho had made IiIb start In New York, both as a painter and n jnngnzlne Illustrator. He won some distinction by hU Mex ican pictures, a rnct which took him to Mexico 20 years ago. For sovoral years he pnlntod Mexican subiects and made colt or old master-pieces for tho mural paintings of cathedrals nnd churches. Then nn attack of demigo fever left h'm suddenly nrac tlcally blind nil the brilliant scone, that he reveled In enroduclng blot ted out bv a seemlnglv hopeless dark ness. After some yoar of dl'tress. eyesight returned enough to enable him to choose ifl subjects for pho tography llavelrs new process of coio" photography may bo dl tln gtilshed as "a pnlntor' method" of combining nnd uslnc the camera nnd lirni to obtain a" the "painter's qualities" of a pood n'cture rolor. tone. lAxtnro, coniimsltlon '' cor rot drawing an this new ii0d he co'nmnnded tlt rlous attention and s'lmirnttmi of 'he evt -tt-. i)p. -o- HKOl'IivXTlOX PHOTKCTIOX AGAINST NIGHT lHOKItS Following are the regulations for public safety pas ed by the city council at Mnrruy. Ky., the hotbei'. of the night rtdor dlstrlet: . First. Flro signal: Blowlnir or wnisties ami ringing of hells tn cause p reaulrod the tehn'-al 'tale (gether with loud calls from those liter and skill-of tho orthodox brush! who aro awake. and pene'l. "e rei1, iie-nrter n' Second--All much upon the ability of the nmnlp-.tp those who are nh'o fight tiro on hearing tho above 1 narl wheat. $1.45 SAI.KM MAHIvKT, LochI VhoUsao Market. KggS -30o. Butter: Oronmery 34c. Cows $3 3.50. Hens 10c; young chlckons, lie. l.ooal wheat S6c. OaU 40a. Bnrley $22.50. Flour Hard wheat. $5; valley, $4.25. Hay .Choal, $10; clover, $9 per ton; timothy, $1112. Onions $1.25 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, S'ffGc. Ca3cara Bark 2 V (jf3c. Mohair 18c, Itetnll Market. Oats $1.45. Wheat $1.05. Eggs 35 c, Butter Country, 30c; creamery, 40c Flour Valley. $1.25 per sack; hard wheat, $1.401,45, Bran 90c per sack, $30 person; shorts, $1.30 per sack. Livestock. Stock hogs $4.50, Steers 3 He, Veal 5 ?? 7c. Tropical Fruits, Bananas $6.50, Ornngos $4.00. Lemonons $4.50 5.50. Portland Markets, Poultry Hons, 12c; ducks, 12 He; plgeono, old $1 per dozen. MHUtuff Bran, $20. Flour Valley, $1.20 per sock; 3 N O.NX "' l n5B ,p I.ARGRii iAv.ITirSM ''a IK THF ' ' c I,wKB Stia THE P. r ' C.IOl. uFji 31 HIwIi 0',Ai L W0KK1 22 BATtS AS 10W AS lASIlJl "1 SMMIiiTTifTOiWBSlI I p Hf VTKy -f HssssTwB HlCKOKT mm Cwgh Rnrfl' ionrrnf w" 11 .-- Coughs. Celds CROUP fvhP'Ot C HM,M- SORE THROAT "3E" "L.-f rti,nnHtn frtt '"'llft