Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 25, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWfT" DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALKM, onMOOW, W13DNESDAV, OVEMBEIt !3, 10 08. I01ILD MAKE MURDERERS BENEFIT TO HUMANITY ttnllpil Press Lcnscu wire. ?& co. Nov. 2B.-Whoth.T "condemned to die may bo ed by the state to submit to ; in r:..l . ...imi Mm cerms of tulicj- ? . the question thnt Is ngltnt SIS s Ult ! , .,i.i-nlplniia hnro In- law-yen ""'"''" ,Pmn thn The (lllrsiioii ni". ...... - .inn nf Or Wallace A. Brlggs, VresWMt of the Btnto board of T ."., atntc board of prison 'n .. '. i.....r,.1 mnn liO tlirtlml l..r .L m .Hroa for oxperlment- Lrnoses in Mie Interest of science K? here declare that spa- lensmt on win v ..... lu j .i,, tlio nmhnlillllv of ors ann i.i; "- nll-fi act iw.r; ..V" ,,". 1 upon tne bi .'" .uni im BtibJected to crnol or Hl punishment Is apparent. r" niiw Biiccests that n hire kt be held out to convicts In tho "l ". ... nttnr nf nnrdon by tho rnment In tho event that thoy Mre the inoruinwuu. v, Brlrss I" ,fJ ,ottor to tho fcn boar J ays: t. vnnh r Klit. our cruBAac Inst tuberculosis mint bo directed spread of tu bovlno to the iffr0vLon ih,!n,nn. I,0.lnB t0 nnothor; If Von Behrlng U right, It must bo unuuiuu uganiBi tno bercttlosls from tho hnmnn family. "Vast Interests, economic as well as human tartan, hinge on the so lntlon of this question. To nn enrly and po Itlve solution, however, ex perimentation on human bolng Is necessary." The views of physicians, health ornclnls and others Interested In the crusade against the "white plaugo" are bolng sought by tho prison d. rectors. commenting on the plnn. Asslo tant United States Attorney Robert E. Devlin said Inst night: "Per oiib condemned o donth might volunteer In the Intorcst of science. Condemned criminals woni'd hnvo to dlo any way and tho experi ments are not necsinrlly fntnl. Cures hnvo been of feet' d and thoso who volunteer would bo under tho watchful care of physicians. Th condemned prson has forfeited- his l'fo to society and I cannot seo why there should be any objection to such experiments when tho reasons THE MARKETS fthls disomy for them nrc considered." 0 0 OOOOOOOOOOOO SOME IMPORTANT EVENTS o o o o o Speaker Cannon hnB declarod himself as standing firm for tariff 0 lr'eTl8lon. . . . . . . . . i Threo negroes wore lyncneu in i ipionviuo, ionn., yesiorunv nit- u srnoon after hnvlng boon nri'ca'od for murdorlng n doputy pherlff O nd wounded another whlto mnn. 0 s Tho crew of tho stonmer Pascall C. Prntt toll of having boon 0 abandoned hy n number of other vessels In Lake Erlo when sho 0 kook Are. Thoy Bay tnoy would jiuvc poriancu hnu tno witter o kn rough ... Governor Cummins, or iowa, nns ueon ciectcti senator uy .no o legislature of his Btnto O fjOOOOUUU uuuuuo o o o o Ye Liberty ie Home of Refined Entertainment We present to our patrons a continuous feature Performance Thanksgiving Day Ol'ILELESS COUNTItV LASSIE PEASANT'S DIFFICULTIES IN SOCIKTV cscrlptltc Sengs: Miss K. Woods presents, "You Cim't Stop Your Heart from Heating' for the fllrl You Love." FKE.VCH AXI) (JEHMAN MANEUVEHS tiiuxdkii holt ox thi: mills "Tho Holy City," by Miss II. Holland. Iioor.s open horn 1! 1. M. to 10:0 I'. .M. I mi-mgfl-HM-4-4e-re4-ral-3 DON'T MERELY GO TO BATTLE GO TO WAR Tacitus, tin Roninn hlBtomn, wjltlng or the V i' ivlnns, 8u d: "Others go to bnttlo; thoso pooplo K 'o war." W Ith this pjrslstont people, a buttlu was merely n rt of tho war, of tho campaign, no mutter wlfthur It wonrwan or lost. In modern business llfo tho same Idea provalls. WiUi .ho manhunt who Is destined to win, udvor-tl-ing Is a CAMPAIGN not n moro "splurge." A ' ad Is morely a PART of that campalun not a M'e: upon which success' or failure wholly re.sts. In a war, a great ninny big battlos ncp apt to bo f):?ht some of thdm costly, somo dlsastroiiB t'Ut all Inevitable, ns a part of a winning earn I" 5n SAi FRANCISCO MARKETS. ur. aU. p;ncl8co, Cal., Nov. 25. Wheat No. 1 California cliub, per cental, l.07& ffj 1.70; California white milling, 1.751.80; north ern blue3tcin, $1.72 (0-1.77 .t : oiT grades wheat, $1.60 1.60: Reda, $1.02' 1.0716. Uarley- Feed barley, $1.40 1.4 j common to fair, $1.30 1.35; brow ing at San Franchco, nominal .it 11.46 1.55; Chevalier, $1.50 1.C0, according to quality. Eggs Per dozen, California fresh, including oses, extras 546e; firsts, 51 centu: seconds. 10j: third. 28c; stjrnge, California extra, 35c; iirsts. 32 'c; seconda, 2Gc: Enst- orn storage, extra, 28'c; firsts, 27c; socond. 25c. Butter Por pound, California fresh, extras , 37c; firsts, 28c, seconds, 24c; thirds. vOc; oit3tent ex tras, 27c; Indies, , extras, 22c: firsts. 21c; pickled, No. 1, 23 &; storage California extra, 2G6: packing No. 1, 21&C Now cheese Per pound, Callforn'u tints, fancy, 14 &c; firsts, 13c; soc umh, 11 Ms; California Yoning Amor Ica, fancy, 17c; firsts, 10c; Eastern Now York Cheddars, fancy, 17c; Ore gon flats, fancy, 14c; do. Young America, fancy, lG6c; California storage, fancy, tints, 126c; Oregon flntB. fancy, 134; do. Young Ameri ca, 15c Potntoos Per cental, Rlvor Whites, (sacks) fancy, 70 85c, poor, 60C5c; Salinas Burbanks, $1.40 1.56; Oregon Burbanks, $1.16 1.30; sweet potatoes, por crate, $1.501.C0. Onions Por snek, 05 75c. Ornngei Per box, now crop Navels, $1.75 2.50, Tangerines, crates, $1. 35 Veal 6 7c ' Cows $33.60. Tropical Fmlts. Bananas $6.00. Oranges $3.25. PLUNGE f Continued fiom pace 1.) through the ootids In six ovontf;il hours, filled with henrbrendth e capes and feats of daring. Brul ed and bKedlnc wo alighted only to find Hint we were In the mll- dlo or a dosort giving no sign of human habitation. Cold and hungry, we wnndered throughout the entire night: lost In the bottom lnnds of the Co'orado river and were completely exhausted nt noon the next day when wo flunlly reached Ehronberg, with Its welcome food and shelter. Six hours aftr leaving 1.03 Ango 1ct shrouded In clouds, Monday morning at 10:18 o'clock, the bal loon United States swept across tho Colorado rlvor at an nltltnulo of 1G, 000 feet, moro thnn 250 miles from our starting point. Ton minutes later tho pendtx of our balloon broke, tho cold wind on tho Arizona sldo of the rlvor forced tho Illumi nating rns from tho bag and wo dropped with torlrflc speed onto the desert, the ballon dragging us for nt least n mllo boforo Bottling. During our flight - our nvorngo height was 10,000 feet whore a steady easterly current cnrrlod us nlong nt a rato of ovor 40" miles an hour well nbovo tho clouds that burled Los Angclon county. Wo crossed tho mountains within n quarter of a mllo of tho summit of Snn .Tnclnto peak and continued n Btnlrhtcnstcrn courso ovor tho do&ort rnnges. M'dwny between Snn Jacinto peak and the Colorado river a sudden Btrnta of cold air condensed tho gas nnd hurled its from an ImmonHo height onto tho rocks bolow. By clinging to tho rigging of tho bnl loon wo escaped Instnnt death. With terrlblo forco tho empty basket swent tho crotind nnd wnt PORTLAXI) MARKETS shattered. Two bairs of ballast worn ('mill. Kllllir. IVii1. I'll' llnrn tnnon nn.t mnof nt Mir annnt Whoat Bluestom U5cj club 90;Btore of' provisions nnd outfit lost. Relieved of this weight tho UnlUM States lenped back Into the sky to nn nltltudo no much over 10,000 foot Hint tho Instrument fnllod to rog- Thon wo resumed 01c; fife, 00 91c: rod Russian. 87c; 40-fqld, 00 91c; vnlloy, 91c. Barley Producers' prlces: Feed, $20.50 por ton; browing, $27. Oats Producers' prices: No. 1 whlto, $31 31.50 por ton. Flour Patents, $4.80 per bnrrol; Btrnlghts, $3.S5; oxportB, $3.70; Val ley, $4.15; 4-snck grahnm, $4.40; wholo whent, $4.05; ryo, $5.50. Mlllstuff8 Bran, $20.50 per ton; middlings. $33: shorts, country, $30; city, $30; U. S. mill chop, $22; rolled bnrloy, $28 29. Hay Timothy, Wlllamctto Vnl loy, $14 por ten: EitBteru Orugon timothy $10 17.50; clover, $12; niralfa. $12 12.50; grain hay, $12.50 13.. Vcgi'tnliloN and Fruit. Fresh Fruits Apples, 75c $2 box; pears $1 1.25 por box; grnpos, $1.40ft 1.05 per crate; quinces, $1 1.25 por box; cranberries, $10.50ft 12.50 per bnrrol; camivuH, 26c per pound; Spanish Mnluga grnpos. $7 7.50 pur barrel; huckleberries. 10 lie por poufd; persimmons, $1 & 1.25. Potatoes Buying price, 76 85c por hundred; swuot potatoes, 2 ii 2 Vic por lb. Dairy anil Country Product1. Butter City orenmery. extrns. 35 30c: fancy outside creamery, 32V6fi35c per pound; store, 171? 20c. Eggs Orogon solocts 42 Vic; etut orn. 27&32V6C pur dozen. Poultry Hons, 10llc per lb: Spring, 10 lie; ducks, 14 16c: geo-o, 10llc; turkeys 1017V6c; dressed turkeys, choice, 22Vi2Gc seconds 17V622e. Chooso Fanei cream twns. 15c per pound; full crosm trlplsts. 16c; full crown Young Amerlcti, loc. Vonl Extra, SV6f'0c per pound; ordinary, 77Vfce: heavy. 5o. Pork Fancy, 7o per-pouud; large, 5 Vi Gc. r advertising a good ninny big ads must be 1 Somo of them may seem too expensive f also a loss of monoy e flut all are a part of any winning cnmpalgn in s re8s all are Incidental to tho success ,of the T Nilgn, And whon a business campaign suo-'- as every persistent nnd wise ono will the T will seem very small, Indeed! Order Feed Wednesday On D' led- - - IRer;-; fur . Th . ksL'lvlnir ThurniiAv. wo will not deliver then. jrJerB for feed now so that we can deliver ft have tho largest" stock of hay grain, mill feed, 1 P.)lles, etc., la the city and our prlcos aro right. A. White & So 255 ConVl St: " ' Phone 160 HttjtH, Wool, Hides, Etc. Hops 1908. choice, SgSic: prlmo, 77V6c; medium. 6 Vi ft fie por pound; 1907, 2 4c; 1906, 16 lV6o. Wool Eastern Orogon, averaiie best. 10 14c per pound, according to shrinkages Valloy, 15lGc. Mohnlr Choice, 18c per pound. Hldos Dry hides. No. 1. 13 16c pound; dry kip, No. 1. 13c pound; dry calf, 10c pond; saltod hides, 6 tj8c pound; ssitoa causxin, isw 13c pound; greon, lc less. SALEM MARKET. Local Wholesale Market. Cheese Fancy cream twins, 15c per pound; full cream triplets 15 Vic full oream young America, 16c. Veal Extra, 8V69c por pound, ordinary, 707 Vic; heavy, 5. Pork Fancy, 7c per pound; large. 5 Vi 6c. , Onts 42c. Barley $26.00. Flour Hard wheat, $5; valley M.26. Ha v Cheat. $12: clover. $10 per ton; timothy, $15; grain nay, i. Onions $1.25 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, 5 6c. Cascara Bark 26 3c Mohuli l.tt: llPtall MnrUft. Oats $1.50. iHtit- $1.05 Eggs 45c Butter Country, 35c: creamery, Flot.r Volley. $1.25 per sack Bran 95c per rack, $31 yer ton; I rhorU, $1.35 per sack. IJvestoclc. Stock hogs $3.40. Dressed, fat. 6Vi6V4c ea:-3Vk.. Istor the holght. our enstward course falling slowly to the elevation nt which wo crossol the Colorado rlvor. Captain Mueller said today that our fl"n' i-it-l'ntj 'vns the mo it dnnc prous pxperlonco ho had ever been through. Wo onlv saved ourso'ves from being crushed by climbing Into th" bnlloon rigging. As tho bis bng emptied o' Its ga. bellied 1'ko a s"li In the wind and the basknt plowed n deop furrow through the rock nnd enctus of tho plain. Badly hrulBod wo finally ucccod ed In oxtrlrntlng ourselvos from tho tangled netting of tho bnlloon and tartod to hunt for tho nonccst hab itation. Wnndorlng In tho bottom lnnds of the Colorado river all Mon day night wo renchod Ehronbertv completely oxhnuN'nd after mnny hours without food. Tuesday nooi.. Both of us nro badly brulKOd nnd Cnntalu Muollor will reHt horo Sev ern I days boforo attempting tho trip to Lo Angolos. The Unltod Stntes gas bag Is In good condition but It in tho mldJIa of tho dosort. Indians, frightened nt tho np ttenrance of the balloon nro holdlnit ils n cot today to drlvo awny the evil spirits. o Uso DsWItfs Cnrhollzod Witch Hazel Salvo It l healing, cool'ng and cleansing. It Is especially good for pllos. Sold by all druggl'tn. Workmen In Esst St. Louis tin oerthed nn old tomb containing the romnlns of 16 mound bulldors. Slrk Hcnilnrlte. Thh d'stroBsing disease results from a disordered condition of tho stomach, and enn bo cured by taking Chamberlain's Stomnch nnd Llvor Tablets. Got a froa somplo at Dr Stono's drug store nnd try It. Mrs. Mlohnol Mnrlnlaky, wife of a Wyoming rnnchor, klllod herself nnd two children with poison plo. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup nioYOfl th'o bowels gently. Contains no polatos. It h pleasant to take and children especially like tho tastt, so nearly like maple sugar. Sold t alt dnuggUts. Fourtoen Inches of snow fell In Salt Lake City yesterday, breaking all provlous records. DoWltt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are uncqualed In cases or weak back, backache, Infiamatlon of the bladder, rheumatic pains, Antlieptlr nnd act promptly. Sold by all drug' gists. Captain Thoorln. wantod for the murder of watchman Rasmussen. Is bellovod to be doubling back on Ifts tracks and making for Portland. To Look Young feel young and stay young keep the blood pure, the stomach right, the bowels regular, the skin clear and the eyes bright Vith BEECHAMS PILLS M4 tiett miiiiiiiittstaiimijf itmnf THE EVIDENCE OF RETURNING PROSPERITY--Mt The, banks may bo said to bo real baromotora of business. Just ns business depression la reflected In reducing deposits, so tho Im provement In business conditions finds expression In tho Increasing deposits. Whon h bank has tho greatest numbor of depositors, tho Inrgest total of Bavlngs and shown a now nnd doflnltn growth In all Z branches It 1b n very satisfactory ovidonco thnt tho returning pros- J perity Is not confined to any one cuius, but Is reaching tho masses of tho people; and that Is tho chief good. Tho "Comparative Statements of Doposlts" which wo hnvo hcen publishing for years, shown 1908 to bo tho banner yenr nnd rolloctB J in no siuaii measure ino growut oi oiwum nun ino raciuo iNoriu- west; and ono need not bo much of nn optimist to fool thnt this Northwest country of ours hub gronter growth and bettor tlmos J ahead than nny wo hnvo yot seen. A general Invitation to open nu account with us is oxtonded 1 1 nltko to tho young man starting In business nnd to tho oldor con- corns nlrendy established; to thoso who hnvo nowly como to mako J '. a homo or build up n business In this Great Northwest nnd to thoso who nppreclnto tho convenience of n checking account. ' In tho most practical way posslblo you will thus becomo familiar 5 with tho many advantages which wo aro enabled to extend to denos- V ltors through n system that has bcenstondlly developed nnd perfect ed by tho progressive nnd growing UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Salem. Orenon. S Ml f llllf lUH llflt-taf ltfiillHf lf When You Are Dry WHY NOT BUY wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm A puro and wholosomo boverago thnt 1b sold In all tho cities of Western Oregon and Northom California. Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops Grown in Marion County Made of KUtcml Water npd strictly In accordanco with the Pure Food Law Salem Bcor Is the bOBt mild bovorago offered tho public. Mudo by sctntUlllc procossea and guaranteed puro nnd wholo somo. No ndultorutlon. No drugs or chomlcnls mid undor tho moit poroct sanitary conditions. Address all orders to Salem Brewery Association "The Elite" Hotel and Cafe & K. WALLERT. Successor to E. Eckerlln. , 1 1(1 anil 1 IH Commercial Street MenlB 0 A. M, to- Midnight. Excol lont Merchants' Lunch, 25c. Sun dny Family Dinners nnd Banquets n Specialty. rgggyu P3 fcsmrnm m 3iifl? X" H VUX-& THE LBNOX Pnrtlnud'B now and most modornly fiirnlshoil hotol, Third and Main BtreotB, fronting on the beautiful City P'aza nnd ndjnceut to bu;ilnosi conter. Ftoe bus to and from trains. Up-to-dnto grill. Exce"nt cuisine Telephone In ovory room, Prlvat baths. Eiiropfim Plan, ipi to JpU.no Per Day American Plan, ?2.r0 (o $ Per Pay. O. II. HPKNCKIt. MniH)Krr IJPHllI riRESIDIJ I'ANCIES, fill ono with pleasure whon tho aur roundlngo aro satlBfnotory . Nothing looks neater or moro home-llko than a fancy hardwood fin lull all round thu room from mantel to wnlscot lug. Wo do tho best kin I of mill work In n varlet yof stylos for Inter lora and oxterlortt. Opr lumber Is of tho beat and most thoroughly sea soned klnu. A. SI, II A N H K N, Phone Main S44 Piopa.ee yor.ng peoplo lo Iwolrtpert,, tercfr-iors and gejiwul oilleo work. The 'velopment o Uis Nortlwet xt t aford opiiiK fur tbotuands la ttio nox. Uw yews. Prepart now, Bud for wiUloj,'ue. W. I. STALEY. PRINCIPAL SALEM. OREGON 1 E ECKERLEN Family Liquor Stotz Frc Delivery i 44 Commeicial St, I wTiTrhi, 'm mmmm jj...tm ,21 xao&U ttt at nv rt ' 1 ' - -t !