Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 05, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIIJSIC, DANCING AND LAUGHTER AT THE OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT Hip HiP noray!" 1- the stafrin Hooray!" wth its knocknbout col ice in vhlch KIcl nnd duly, the ,leglnn3; it3 largo truly-truly beauty greatest lonncunns ever pro- jenorus; its Injection of Webor-Flold j tv the Pncinc const will bo. comedy amplified by Itlco and Cady; l at tho Grand opera house llti able conicllnnn. Ita now . ..', UCiC w I jw y' M j.-;. -" m ', ttJ'i rr- vch-j .-- -4 i -v( ta. 0. nice In Joo Webber's Dig Haslcal piny "Hip Hip Hooray I" eight supported by a company of neocle. This is tho latest of tho Isber successes, having run nil last fton at Weber's Broadway Music 11 It Is by Edgar Smith and Ous Kurd and Is described on tho pro lan! a "college yell In two kanU. In "Hip! Hip! Hooray!" I H ' In a college town Is satirized i't fcumorously and vory good na- Erdlr Everything within tho range rca n hn been done In provKl- kc a uncrb ccenlc sotting; olnbor- ie c ' its, ratidsomo show girls far r -ttr choruses. Pullnn Mltch- ll'it'e novelties hnvo nlono mudo Ic 'onnnncps colobratod. Tho mis nnj g)in," whoro tho scenui t a'J I'nvc a counterpart In this ed'ege and tho Rnh Rah Im - I n Ir lively ulri ncnunin- 'ic'Ud'y from the Uf il not expect realism ' o ! avii nent '. o . . ... . Is r' o , nnd "II hip' PILE TORTURE STOPPED h 1'ri.mild Pile Cure, Without Dan. fcer, Discomfort or Pnln. Tru, I'nikuge bj Mnll Free. i- s no nlivslcnl torturo enual 'L f 110 . It leavus a special ht of na'n In te furen of men u -" n 't attaok3 tho norves, , biwri-, stomuch and, In pet, h whoio machlnory of man, per dlrcct.y or Indirectly. rPj-am'd Pile Cure has provon its H and has been tho larnest sell er !e Care in America and Canada! W years Every druncist enrrloa i. Iflce 50 ccns, He knows Its merits J! can tell you of euros in hla com- pBBltjr. TF Do , 3u think It would grow to such mammoth cale without merit?" It p do 's duty, as our dally testl- Boaia n'all clecly proves. Ono or o arl'catlon nrove IU nnrailtnr iil beneficial value. Don ha pVpntlcfll hut rtn vnnrsAir 'e UI IcA nf clvlnrr n trlnl tn a -urn rklch has really cured thousands. ' u are timid and do not like to ' driicclst soml nn flftv fU ar.4 we will send you a full " nv mall In plain wrapper. nar U Has done tnr nthnra If ran F tn' "i. and to prove it send us vr name and nddroDa nmi wa win f"J ri a trial nackuge by mall fre ., J! n """M Dr"? Co., 157 Pyrn- :" "J? Marshall, Mich. f:MAsio rrsKS TIIKATRE PANIC N k.ln4on onf. Qf the large9t law i tic " n h'u,80s of tue ,ly- "f lh( klnstnonnn. ..,1,1.1. lrec . , .ovl., KUII.U ' '" !aniP. In -vuTilnli xun. 0 1 h lilrtn u.. i, j, 'l- ipjr , -io injured. iao -ve '-'?' ,h p,cture niachlno was I t-0 ,"""" d ana ,lo auditorium !W; ,lie,T"' ws Partially dam 5W h the flames. r B., ePlo8lon occurred. Mil roane was located in A in occupants - - vulc ior the exita. Wp- DAILY CAPITAL ' "" "fc " AAUWl Prod Cady In "Hip Hip Hoorny!" spcclnltloB, its sprightly dancing and t its dollghtutl tnus!c Is glorloiiBly di verting. Entertainment and not edu cation is tho primary pttrpoio of tho Rice anil Cady show and It Is n cnpl Jtal ovcning'B diversion with two acts, literally packed with comedy with dash and go. Thero nre a scoro of I Interesting types written t,o tho moan .lire of tho players and tho result is nn abundance of laughter and np 1 plainc. Rice and Cady hovo won na tional fnmo as comodlniiB In their (new vehHo "Hip! Hip! Hoorny!' 'and the antlro country .has ratified tho declnrntton of Snn Frnnclico .theatorgoors that thev are tho clover lost Gorman dialect comedians on tho Amorlcati stage. In the company are such Broadway favorltos n Mu Pholps, WlU'nm Mack, Maude Lo Roy, 1lo I.ojIIp, Hurry Shunk, Thot. Murray, Mnzlo Trumball. tho famous dancing Squabs and u chorui tnkon from Wobor'a forcos. men fainted and full undor tho foot of the struggling mob. The nolsct of tho, stnmpodo up tali-H -nUirted those In the paniuot In a mad rnoe for tho doors. At that lustnut the stage mnnngor ordered tho house lights turned on and tho darlcenod nudltorlum watt Illuminat ed. This Komowhat ronssurod tho frlghtonod audlenco. Polleo nnd flrumeii mndo tholr way Into the building and succoodod In omptylng it without furthor accldont N'ouo of tjio Injured wore taken to tho h(Vo,.!tal. , Y. THHATRK SOLD OUT l-'OR Til 15 SHARON' Now York, Nov. 6. Rccauso tho subsci'ptlons for advance soats at t)io Motropolltnn opera houso hnvo poured In so fast, tho innnagomont of tho opera houso announced today that the sale would bo closed for tho season. Tho Manhattan mnnngomunt also pnnounces today that more sub scriptions hnvo boon received to date than in any previous year. Tho managors of tho Manhattan Opora Company hnvo mndo unusual preparations for the winter soason. Hundreds of thousands of dollars hnvo already been paid out in so curing stars for tho coming season. Many well-known singers of Euro pean reputation have been secured to appear at one or tho other of tho big opera houses. Oscar Hammerstelp, of tho Man hattan, has Just completed a now opera house in Phlladalphia. and an nounce? that ho win glvo tho same opora performances that he gives In New York, about n hundred. Ho will also give a number of performances in Brooklyn, where a new nondemy of music hns been orootod by popular subscription, at a cost ot a million dollars. . Tho Metropolitan Opera Company will give 100 performanoes In New York and 32 in Philadelphia and Brooklyn, and then go on the road for a tour. Coasuntptlon Statistirfl prove that a neclectcd cold or cough rats the lungs in ro bad a condition that consumption germi find a fertile field for fastening on one. Stop the cough Just as soon as It appears w'th Ballard'-; Horehound Syrup. Sodthes the torn and Inflamed tissues and wake you well again. JOURNAL, SALEM, ORBflOX, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5t 10 THE MARKETS SAN FRANCISCO MAJIKBTS. Can Prancluco, Cal Nov. 5. Whent-r-No. l California ctiub. ner cental, $1.C71.70: California white milling, 91.76 01.80; north ern bluestem, $1.72 & 8.1.77&; off grades wheat, $1.50 01.60; Red, 11.02 Vii.f,7. Barloy Feed barley. $1.3501. 40; common to fair, $t. 25 1.30; brow- ng at San Franchco, nominal .it 1. 45 1.55; Chevalier, $1.50 1.00, according to quality. Eggs Per dozen. California fresh. Inc'.-idlng cases, extras, 53c; firsts, 7c; seconds, 30c; thirds, 23c; east ern selected, 27; firsta, 25c; seconds, ftc; storage California extras, 31c; firsts, 28c; oastern storage, extra, GV&c; firsts, 25c. Butter Per pound, California fresh, extra, 30cc; firsts, 27c; secondB, 23c; thirds, 20o; eastern ex tras, 27c; ladles, extras, 23c; firsts, 23c; picked No. 1, 23 &c; Btroago California extras, 26c. Now cheese Por pound, California flats, fancy, 12 &c; firsts, 12c; sec onds, lOVfcc; Cnllfornla Young Amer ica fnncy, 15c; firsts. 14c; oaatorn New York Cheddars, fancy, 17c; Oro- son flat3, fancy, 13c; do. Young America fancy, 14c; Cnllfornla storage, fnncy, flats, 12c. Potatoes Por cental, River whites (Bnck) fancy, 70 85c; poor. 50 G5c; SnllnnB Burbnnks, $1.40 1.00; Oregon Burbanks, $1.15 1.30; early roso, 75 85c; sweot potatoes to tho trade, aackB, $1,30; creates, $1.50. OnlotiB Por sack, yellow, 05 70c; brown Australian, 50C5c. Oranges Por box, Vnlonclas, $2.504.00. Chicago, Nov. 3. Butter, 25c. Eggs, oxtraB, 2C'c; firsts, 234c; seconds, 22c;. Receipts, butter, 4588; eggs, 3083. Elgin, Ills., Nov. 3. Butter, 27 &. PORTLAND MARKETS Grain, Flour Feed, Etc. Portland, Or., Nov. 5. Wheat Club, 89 per hit.; 40-fold 90c; Flfo, 89c; blttcBtom, 94c; valley, 90c; Bed RuRslau, 8Gc. Bnrlej' Peed, $2G.50 por ton; browing, $27.00 Onf No. 1 white. $31 31.50 per ton; gray, $29.00 30.00. MIllstufTB Bran, $20.50 por ton; middlings, $33; shorts, country $31; city. $30; U. S. mill chop. $22 liny Tlmothv, Willamette vallcv $14 per ton; Wlllnmotte valley, ordl- nii'V. 811; oastorn Oregon, JIG. 50; tt 17 0; in'xed. $13; clovor, $9; nl- fnlfa. $14: nlfnlfn meal. $19. Vegetables and Fruit. Fresh fruit Apples, now", G0cfl$2 box; ponohM, 8CcAS1.00 per box; poars, 75c $1.25 por box; grapee, 75c $1.35 por crato; local Concords, 10 12 Ac per hnlf basket; oastorn Concorde, 3fe per half bnskot; cran beirios, $10.50 por barrel; huokle horrlos, 9 10c. Dalrj- and Country Produce. Butter City croumory. extra, 34 35c por pound; fnncy, 32 V.. 36c; store. 17 20c. Eggs Oregon soloot, 3716 CT 3So; Eastern, 27 32 Mi c per doz. Poultry Hons, ll12o; spring, 11c; iBicks, old, 12136c; young, 14 15c; geoflo, old 89o; young, 910c Checso Fancy cream twins, 15c por pound; full cream triplets, 15c; full cream young Araorlca, inc. Venl Extra, 84c por pound; ordlnrfry, 774c; heavy, 6, Pork Fail")', 7c por peund: largo, 5 Gc. MlRccllitucy. Hops Oregon, 1908, 7484o Ih 1907, 34c; 190G, 11Hc. Wool Eastern Oregon, averaga host, 10 14c per Hi., according to -hrlnkngo; valley, 16lGc. Mohair Choice, 18c per tb. Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 13 15c nor in.: arv Kin. no. l. i:c io.; arj calfskins, 10c tb.; salted hldos, 0 8o IT.; Baited calfskins, iztfi3c id ; green, lc less. SALEM MAIIKET. Local Wholesale Market. Eggs 35c. Butter Creamery, 34c. Hens lOo; young chickens, 10(5. Local wheat 8Gc. Oats 42c. Barley $24.50. Flour Hard wheat. $5; valley, $4.25. Hay Chen. $11; clover, $9 per ton; timothy, $1213. Onions $1.25 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, 6?6c. Cencara Bark 2 k 3c Mohair 1 8c Retail Market. Oats $1.46. Whfcat $1.06. Eggs 40c. Buttor Country. 32Ao; cream ery, 3Gc Flour Valley. $1.25 per nackr hard wheat, $1.4001.45 Bran 95c per sack, $31 per ton; shorts, $1.35 per sack. Livestock. Stok hogb 4.50. Steers 340, Veal 5 7c Gov a $3 3.50. Tronlral Fmlte. Bananas $6.00, Oranges $4.00. . r Had Symptoms. The woman who hns tMrlodfc&l fcchos, backacho, sees Imaginary dark fcpoU or specks floating or dancing boforc her eyes, ba.ygnawlng distress or heavy full feeling tfMomach, faint spells, drag-Btng-downcllng In lower abdominal or pelvic rejBtbn, easily startled or excited. IrTfRUVCf or painful periods, with or with ouk , IJ c caur.L, Is iuflcnng ftva wpakn(HsanyJerangotnentsthatshould have ciWy auvntlon. No', all of abov lymptotb? aoe likely to be present la any case at oolme. Ncgloftod br badly treated and suck ensesoftn run Into maladies which d man tKe surgeon's knife It thoy do not roOlatally. .v7 TT.icino oxt!..nLhiS-snch a lory tml liitniiimii! rccnrtlnl curaa'in .y.j, r-zs l!VTrTiL':',?,riv-eriift PrraiirTt K2UX2. T..I- ..11 HIHH.II ui-iiiiri Mil it.. I.1H II tnmnrrni rnimarv wpW.t,fnTynnal t. UlU;JflliU1. Hie very best Ingredient' know n to medical science for the cure of woman's peculiar a 1 1 moms outer Into It comiMi'ltloii. No alcohol, harmful, o huhlt forming drug Is to bo found in ih l.n of Its Itigrctllfiits prlnteil on onel, txiitli-wrappor and attostct under oath In any coiulltlnn of tho female systotn, IV. Piorco's Favorite Prescription can di only good never hnrra. Its whole effect Is to strengthen, lavlgorate and regulat the wliolo fomale system and eseclall tho poh lc organs. When those aro de ranged Mi function or alli'cted by dlscn4 tho .stomach and other organs of dlgosiloi hecomo fympathi'llcally deranged, tin nerve? a-o weakened and a long list ol ra.l. unpleasant mptnms follow. To. aiueli limn nut lie exMvteil of this "Fii vorltc PniST'ptlon." It mil not perform mlrarkn: will not euro tinnors no nft'd Iclnn will. It ultJ oft'n ji. ecnt them. If ta'ten In time, and thus tho 0K'ratln( tutjle una tho surgeon's knife, may b avnllcd. omen mi ITerlng from dltensos of long standing, nni liiited t e.nnsiili Doeio? Pierce lv letter, live. All correixuidenee Is held a strictly private mid sucnll roniidnntlnl. Address l)r R. V. Pierre Bniralo. N. Y. Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser (lODOpnu Is sent free on receipt of 21 one-cei,' lumps for pat for nloth-bnimi' i)ereiivero.l. r,r 31 fan .' Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Wovca Wire Poncing. Poultry Netting, Pickets, Gates, Malthold Roofing, P. & D. Ready Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad justable Wii.dow Screens. CilAS. D. MULLIIiAN Successor WALTER MORLKT. SCO Court St. 8 lent. Or &?&?? . 0f0fi 223 S. COMMtltCIAL Sf CIGARS and TOBACCOS I hnvo solectcd tho host brandi of Cigars and Tobacco consist ent with tho trndo. Can supph you with what you wish wltl satisfaction. Also enrry a com ploto lino of soft drinks. E. CASS, Prep. Front Stroot, opposlto Tho Re toptlon. Newport, Oregon BUTTERNUT BREAD. It Is worth moro than any othn road yet tho prlco la no higher "or ala at your grocers'. CALIFORNIA I1AKEIIY, ThoinHM Coolcy, Props. Phonv 4( Main 147 N. HUb St C. W. YANNKE Proprinot of THE FASHION STABLES Cabs and Livory, all Rigs Modern Rubbor Tiro, Huie Wing Sang Co. Wo mako up all kinds of wrapper nd whlto undorwear, wolsts and kl monas and skirts; all kinds of gentlemen's and ladles' furnishing goods; all kinds of silks and drew goods; koso, suits, pants, ovornllo blankets, neckwear, matting, china waro, trunks, embroldory and lacf etc. 321 N. Commercial St. Salem, O. Gold Dust Flour Mm by THE SYDNEY POW ER COMPANY, Sidney, On I ko. . Made for family use. Ask OHr grocer for it. Ilraa and shorts always on hand. P. B. WALLACE, Agt. , Hocky Mounra.n lea iMuqfjbu A limy Madiola ffci Hnf IV Bnot Us4atc lUiab -u d: .. 'ig.r A. tprolflo f. f C riMimti-m liv1wntu,n 1 11 ami Kidney Tmii . riinolm I' ,(i, I'npU' liloo.1. IlAtt lirvii. m i,. U l(-a.taU jod Ua kiiclw )tHock !. r. i ., 1 it n ol It-t form, 8.1 cdi a U( Nr . iut .a !- lij IIollu'kr Pni'i efur J. jj- V. . 80LBEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PE0PLF CHICHESTER S PILLS r. THE BIAMU.Ht MltANH. w .t a. :-i Mii au jr i IfMA'Mri IMIU U Kt 4 l imn kaeva t Bo. Stiut. A I r K tiitlU BiBi xxVx V" VJKJ5T 1 'raiul.t fur fi . .! U.U uullJcV ,ltk htm little T I aT w New Train Service BETWEEN SALEM AND HILLSBORO VIA OREGON ELECTRIC RY. Thursday, October 29, 1908 This company will open for scrvlco its now Use botween Qardea Home Junction and Hlllsboro. It will bo'poosiblo for passengers, traveling betwoon Sulom and Hlllsboro, to tako ndvantago of present main lino stations to and from Balom and Garden Home Junction In connection with new Hlllsboro division trains from and to Garden Home Junction and Hlllsboro. A direct connection is mndo at Garden Home Junction undor tho following scredule: Northbound. Leaving Salem 9:05 n. m, 1:46 p. m. Arriving Hlllsboro 11:30 a. m. 4:10 p. m. 1:60 p. in. ' 4:20 p. m. 5:55 p. m, 8:20 p. m. Tickets sold and baggage chocked through from Salem to Hllls boro. Furthor Information on request to aEO. F. NBVINS, C. E. ALD1N, Agent Traffics Manager. Balom, Ore. Portland, Ore, NEW STYLE AMBROL RECORD Aftor somo delay by tho Edison factory I bow have all the sew stylo Edison records In stock. Those now records will run doublo ns long us tho old stylo. I Also Have Ihc Attachments to chango your old stylo machlr.o to a now stylo, GEO. C. WILL Music nnd Sowing Machine Dealer. South Commercial Street. I H HSRHfll I Jill Jk ' VllKK Ono full ! package. Send um 10 of our different &., clipped from this imper and rocolvo order for ono full sized pack, ago free, Don't inks this opportunity, ALLEN'S B. B. FLOUR CO. SAN JOSE, CAL. WIRE FENCING, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, PAINT AND OIL MM Salem Hardware Co. 120 COMMERCIAL ST. Southbound. . Loavlng Arriving Hlllsboro Salem 8:20 n. m. 10:50 a. va 11:10 a. m, 1:25 p. m TIIU FINfiST ARTIST, ' Or tho first boglnnor Is provided for In our splotulld collection of mulul In trumonts. It ombrnccs tho violin, guitar, mnudolln, banjo, fluto or cor net for tho export as well as tho lew exponslvo Instruments for the learn er. Hut ovcti our lowest In prlco are instruments of mimical morlt. We shall ho glad to hnvo you tost them, L. F. HAVAflU, I7 ConillitTVlllI HlroH. HhIciii, Or, 9 OUND ,1 ll-S SIS HSELF RISING, FLOUR lib CQMPOUHB ITMUIIIO PHONE 172 j 1