1AILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREOON, FRIDAY, NOVlSMUlill S7, 10H.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
fo. IIOFER, Ed. nnd Prop.
ItidcpondcnUNowtpApcr Devoted to American Principles nnd
the- l'roj?rc.j nnd Dovclopcmcnt of All Oregon.
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Published Kvcry HvciiIiik UxCcpt Sunday, SAlom, Ore.
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BUllSGIUITION RATES.
(Invariably In Advance,)
DAlly, by pur-lur, per year ffi.(X) Por monlh tk'
Dallv, by mall, per yenr 4.00 Per month
Weekly, by mull, per vcnr 1.00 Six montui 0c
TIIK UTILIZATION OF
jiONox ukfusi.
Tlio ronlity of a houso rofuso or
"dtist" problom In London nnd Its
Immonso lniportnnco will bo admit
ted. Grcntor London Is probably pro
ducing 1,500,000 tons of house rof
uso por milium. Tho whole of this
enormous ninBs of rubbish Imb to bf
romovod from tho rcsldoncca nt
which It Is producod nnd disposed of
In sorno wny.
It Is ndmlttod by every authority
that tho only satisfactory wny of
dealing with this Is to burn It In
"dust destructors," nnd a consldor
nblo number of London boroughs
hovo built this form of furnnco, while
those who liavo not done so have the
matter "under consideration."
Ono reason thnt theso boroughs
liavo built destructors Is bccntiso It
has boon found thnt tho rofuso can
bo burned in such n manner as to
produco oloctrlcnl power, by 'tho sale
of which tho cost of this treatment
cnntio recovered, normondsoy, Ful
hnm, Uncknoy, Shorcdltch and Ste
pony are all feeling tho bonoflt nf
their onterprlso In tills connection,
nnd Poplar will shoitly bo added to
tho list. This Is entirely modern de
velopment. It has only boon with
tho coming of electricity thnt tho pos
sibility of nt ohco destroying rofuso
and producing from It useful energy
on any satisfactory scalo has been
ronllzod. So far as It has boon pos
sible to carry out this system It rep
resents the best available solution of
n troublcsomo problem and distinct
progress In sanitation. All this Im
moiiHO possible gain may bo lost to
London by the development of tho
new powor schomo nnd London rolled
back half a contury bo far as sanita
tion goes. London Kxchungo.
TAMIXC3 TIIM SUHQUKHAXXA.
Although, with tho exception of
tho St. Lawrence, It Is the Inrgest
Rtronm flowing Into tho North Atlan
tic, the StiRMUohanna river luis never
been renowned for anything but scen
ery nnd troublo. In rocont years tho
Cnll's Ferry, whoro n part of Wash
ington's army crossed on its wny to
do up Cornwnllls nt Yorktown. Tho
commnuder hlmsolf crossed nt Cono
wlngo, fourteen miles below.
At this historic spot some clever
onglneors nro demonstrating thnt the
Susquehanna Is good for something,
after nil, for they nro building a lty
dro-olectric powor plnnt which is ro
mnrknblc not only for its size but In
mnny othor respects as woll. Not
tho least Interesting fenturo Is the
extrnordlnnry caro with which tho
situation was studied boforo plans
were formed. To be sure, engineers
nro proverbially painstaking; but in
this caso a now record for thorough
going nccuracy was established. It
was tho highest tribute that man
could pny to tho terrors of tho Sus
quehanna. Technical World.
SEATTLE TAKES HONORS
IN HARD FOUGHT GAME
WITH THE LOCAL LADS
Ono of tho fastest and hardest
fought games of football ever being
pulled off on the Wlllnmeto Held,
wns played yostorouy afternoon by
tho Salem High School nnd tho Seat
tle High School teams resulting In.
u score of 23 to 1 1 in fnvor of the
Seattle eleven.
It appeared nt the start that the
Salem lads were going to put the
down-and-out mark on tho visitors
by tho way tlioy haminerol into the
defense fnst and furious. At the be
ginning, of the first half the score
stood 4 to 3 In the homo team's fnvor
and a's the half
big capor act, and nftor limiting a
good big hole in tho Seattlo lino, he
wont through It like n streak nnd
tore off tho chalk lino for 15 yards.
Hlcliardson's, Salem devest kicker
then boosted the bull over the goal
Makes by a place kick, making tho
Hcoro II to 1 1 .
After Salem had miulo this earned
ginl, the Seattlo giants began to do
things. They tore the lighter Salem
line-up to pieces, and passed the ball
around In a manner bowlldcrlug.
After this sort of vicious playing hud
consumed the last half, n count
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A XKW XATIOX IX TIIK MAKIX.
It is somowhnt difficult for Amer
icans to understand tho almost Gallic
exuberance with which Australians
nro discussing tho visit of Sperry's
Atlantic fleet of battleships on thefr
world tour. "Amorlcan week," snyB
W. R. Charlton, editor of tho Inde
pendent, "supplies a .darling chap
tor to the history of tho common
wealth," and ho hints Hint tho rea
son for tho fronzlod enthusiasm of
tho welcomo was that In the visit of
iho groat fleet tho "Chlldron of tho
otm," afl tho Australians like to call
thomsolvcB, biiw ovldonco of n tncit
alliance botweon the .republic and the
co'mmonwonlth.
As n mutter of fact, Australia,
practically uunotlcod, has grown in
to a nation in nil but name. Tho
ties Unit bind tho contlnont common
wealth to tho mother country rest
lightly, nnd porhnps nro not ns strong
cd even Australian Imperial senti
ment believes th-v dre. Hut, dospMe
tho colonial classification, Australia
has become u strong and virllo na
tion, nnd whou Sporry's splendid
fleet Balled In Sydnoy harbor It wns
takon ns tho first recognition by u
great powor of the new nation of
Anglo-Saxon blood nnd Ideals that
lattor characteristic has qulto over- )mH sprung Into oxlstonco in tho
shndowed the fty-mor. Indeed, since Houtliorn Pacific, making an Aryun
tho tlmbor luiH been strlppod from 0lltn0Bt j tho midst of tho Oriental
lt montnlnltious .drnlnngo bnsln om horde.
bodying mi area of 27.000 nqtinro 1 Australians, with thnt finmo ng
mllos. tho floods of tJo Susquohunnn'K1.08slvo inlU(uU 0ti,nim that char,
have been oxtroinoly Biiddon, vio- notorlzos tho Amorlcan. bollovo Mint
lout nnd destructive Not Infro-, ultimately Australia will domlnnto
quontly It uttulim the romnrknblo roo-; t,,e u,ntlo8 of tho Pacific; but nil-
as tlio half waned tho Snlem I snoweti inni aaiein was ueni uy n
High threw tho dirt for another score og 14 to 23.
touchdown and kicked a goal regis- Notwithstanding tho uneven score
tering G more to their loud. In tho (the Salem boys certainly showed
meantime, Seattlo succeeded in scor- tholr grit and courngo. They wore
ing another touchdown. llttlo compared with tho Seattlo team
In tho last half, tho Seatlo team and are deserving of great credit foi
leadout to pllo up some pointB, which tho mnnnor In which they fought the
they did. Their llrst advanco on the Bi"o to a finish,
score book, wns obtained through u ' '
forward pass executed within a few . Thanksgiving Day Ganiex.
foot of tho goal and resulted in ti ' U. of O. dofonted Multonmtih nt
touchdown. They then rushed the Portlnnd, and Washington Unlvor-
proposltlon llorcely for nnother slty defeated O. A. G. nt. Seattle, 32
touchdown, but no goal was kicked, to 0.
making tho scoro 11 to 10 in favor Chemawa defeated the Young
of Seattlo. Men's Catholic club of Portlnnd C to
Parsons, for Saloip, then did the (I nt Chomnwn.
THE MARKETS
SAr FRANCISCO MARKETS.
San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 20.
Whoat No. 1 California chub, per
cental, $1.07 1.70; Cnllforulu
whito milling, $1.751.80; north-
Pork Fancy, 7c per pound; largo,
5 fi Oc.
Hops, Wool, Hideo, Ktc.
Hops 11)08, choice, 8QS9ic;
prime, 77c; medium, GVjf)Go
per poind; 1007, 2 4c; 190C, 1
Wool Eastern Oregon, n vertigo
best, 10(0 H per pound, nccordlng
to shrinkngo; Vnlloy, 15B)lGc.
Molialr Choice, 18c por pound.
Hldos Dry hides, No. 1, 13 15c
em bluestcm, $1.72 1.77; offi
grades wheat. $1.G01.C0: Red, pound; dry kip, No. 1, 13c pound;
$1.C2 1 G7V. lh'y Cllit 1(Tc I'0"! Baited .hides, G
.,; ,". , . ,-. .. u Sc iiound; salted calfskin, 12$f
IJnrloyFced barley, Sl.4O01.4i 13c pound; green, lc.lass.
common to fnlr, $1.3001.36; bron- HAI.KM MAKKKT.
Ing nt San Francl:co, nominal .it Local Wholesale 'Mmlifi.
$1.451.55; Chovnllor, $1.50. Cheese Fancy erenin twins. 15c
1. GO, nccordlng to quality. per pound; full cream triplets 15c
Ekrb Por dozon, California fresh, "'" or,eni" 0,in5,iv"' Ic" 1,,c- ,
IneliidliiK cases otin G"cv llrsia V nl Kxtrn. 8 9c por pound,
iiuuciing cases, oMia, o.c, lrsts, onIllnry 7 (,llViC. heavy 6
51 cents; seconds, 10c; UilrdB, Pork Fancy, 7c por pound.
28c; sUrago, California oxtrn. 35c; lanto. r'. G7 Gc.
ord of a flow nt high water equal to
two and twonty-flvo tlnu Its volumo
nt low water.
Largo as It is, tho erratic Susquo
hiuina Is nnvlgnblo for only live
miles nbovo Its mouth, Hoyond that
point It Is bo full of rocks nnd shoals,
nnd rnpldn that nothing but an occa
sional raft at high water has over
pussod down, it Is not oven suitable
for canoeing. It took fifty years of
struggle to got n canal established nt
enormous cost along Its banks. Thou
tho railroads got control of tho canal.
All that was nonomary to dlsposo of
water competition was to lot tho
floods work their will with tho cannl
fr n yenr or so nnd omit repairs.
Such a purtloulatly outrageous
MtroHiii Is the Susquehanna that It
Ik difficult to find room upon It oven
to navigate a ferry boat comfortably.
Ono of thfctse quiet roaches Is Mo-
IF YOU have idle money on
hand it will earn interest
of deposited with us while
you are looking for an investment
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Capital National
Bank
til that time comes they want tho
United Slntas to bo tho nrmod nrbltor
and domlnnnt Influence, because an
Mr. Charlton says, "tho Americans
nro our kinsman, blood of our blood,
bono of our bono, nnd ono with us In
our ldoals of tho brotherhood of man.
nnd ,as with iib, with dizzy heights
to scalo boforo thoso Ideala are con
summated." Washington Post.
Where, the Apple Cnnie 1'Yom.
There nro two vnrlotleo of nppltxi
found wild In Kuropo, but tho region
ndjncent to tho Caspian sou r oms to
have been the birthplace of tho apple
n-j known in tho Hast. Charred piocos
of applet nro found In tho honps of
v fuse left by tho Lake Dwollers,
who occupied poitloiu o' ISurope bo
fore any of the present rnceo. Theso
p-o;le lived upon plat. onus laid ovfr
pllee drlvon Into the wntor prolmb
y t prottct tlieiiulovos from vnl
ninln, In an ern before motnl weap
ons w?re known. These ipoclmonts
nf ppplet nr eneially carbonized b;.
hHt, but tinny altnw p rfectly tho lii-
teriml structure of the fru't. Thoro
'are live types of native Amorlcan
utiles, nil of them eraln. John
Sir't'i wroU rrom Virginia that he
hit'' found "0M now crabappUs.
but thoy wore sniull nnd blttor. '
New Kng'.-Midors made the samo ra
port. Tho SoMlnrd bm tho ronutu-
tlon of Lolng the lnrgost nnd hBt of
tllABf) lintlvAa Qtmpta nt ilila onrlnhi
,.... ....... c. vi',',a ui ,,.o MIIIU1I,
i
lli-fits. 32 c; Boconds, 2Gc? East- Onts---42c.
orn storage, extra, 28 c; firsts, 27c; Barley $21.00.
seconds, 2"5c. Flour--IJnrd wheat. $5; valloy
butter Per pound, Cnllforn'. l-'f
fresh, extras , 37c; flnUs, 2c. IInJ' Client. $12; clover. $10 por
seconds, 21c; thirds, j.O:; uaatoni (x- ton; timothy, $15; grain hay, ilii.
tins. 25c; ladles, extras, 22c; IlrstH, ' Onions--$1. 2. r cwi
21c; pickled, No. 1, 23; Btornge,
27; packing No,
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Hops 1007 crop, 61 Go.
Cnirnrn linik 2 i if 3c.
Molnilr l."f
Itetnll MniKel.
Oats $1.50.
California, oxtrn,
1, 21 e.
Now cheese Por pound, Cnllforna
flats, fancy, 15c; firsts, 13c: sec
ond, 11; Callfornln Young Amor-' NViut 51.05
Icn fancy. I7c: firsts. IGe: Knstorii ftKBS luc.
Now York Cheddars, fnncy, 17c; Ore
gon flnts, fancy, He; do. Young
Amorlcn, fnncy, lGc; Cnllfornln
storage fancy, lints, li'ic; Oregon
lints, fancy, 13; do. Young Amorl
cn, 15c
PotntooH Por contnl, Rlvor
WhltOB, (Backs) fancy, 70 85c,
poor, 50G5c; Sallnns nurbnnks,
$1.4001.55; Oregon DurbnnkB,
$1.15 1.30; sweet potntoos, per
crato, $1.50 1. GO; Backs, $1.35.
Onions Por sack, 70(ff75e.
Orange Por box, .now crop.
NnvolB, $1.752..r)0. TniiKorlnes.i
crntos, $1 .
36c; cronmary,
per Bnck:
Iluttor Country.
40c.
Flour Vnlloy. $1.25
nrd whoat, $1.45.
Uran 95c por sack, $31 por ton;
shorts, $1,35 por sack.
Livestock.
Stock hogs $3.40.
Dressed, fnt, 5 G c.
Ulcers 3.).
Veal 5 7c
Cowb $3 3.50.
Tropical Fmltfl.
Bnnnnas $G.00.
Oranges $3.25.
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Troope have boon ordered to ,Tlp
tonvllle, Tenn., whore tho lynching
o- inrto negroes tooic pinco wednoi
ray n'ght. to nrrost any Biippojed
POItTLAXI) MAIUCltTS
Oru'ii, Flour, l-'eed. Ktc.
niiflfiTn'nTS"1 1,Gc:1cl"b 9, partlclpHnt. In tho outrage. "
Ole: llfo. 90 01c rod Ituss Inn. ..
87c; 10-fold, 90(6 91p: vnlloy, flic. I " '
Unrley Produosrs' prices: Feed, School Director John T. Plbb of
ti.iiu por ton; nrowing, $27. Tneonin, enys football hould bo
Oats Producers' prlcs: No. 1 eMmlnntod from schools.
whlto. $31 31.60 p?r ton. I I
FlourPatents. $4. SO nor barrel. - "
stralithtB. J3.S5; exports, $3.70 Val
ley. $1.45; 4-8Hch grahHin, $4 10,
whol wheat. $1.05; rye $5 5u
MIllsturfB limn. $20.50 per ton.
niiddliii. $33, slmris, toiiiur,
?30- elty, $80: V. S. mill chop. $22.
rollod "linrloy. $28 29.
Hoy -Timothy. Willamette Val
ley. $14 per ton; iCnstern Or 'gon
timothy $1G& 17.50; r lover. $12.
alfalfa, $12 12.50; grain hay,
$12.50(&13..
J. 11. Albert, President,
E. M. Cro'sau, Vlcc.Pres.
Jos. H Al'acr , dshier
Vegetnbli's and Fruit.
Fresh Fruits Apples, 75c (k $2
box; pears $11.25 por box. grapes,
$1.40 1.G5 jior crate, quinces, $ijj
1.25per box; cr.nberrlos. $10.50fiD
llko the Mnt'thow. nro Improved hi 12s0 '?' "'"T011 casnvas. 2c per
szo and quality. Soloctlons might '""'"'V fc,l,anlH" Mlugn Ki'pes. $7
probably bo made from wostT-i ?ll,B,0, pur uar"l5 huckloberrles,
thlekotB. of cvon hotter sorts than U r,V 1or ,m ' l: I,or8U""B. $1
nro now known. 1 bol'evo the blool :'-. '
of tho wild rrnb h In boiiio of our, I,iOQa HuyUig price, 75fS5c
bwt orchard apilob. K. P. Powoll. ',r ""lred; aweet potatoes, 2$j
In Outing. 2c per 11).
MOXMOl'TH !OKTOKFirK ' nry and Country Produce.
I WAS 110IHIKI) Tl'IDAY nutter City creamery, extras
Tuesday night tho Monmouth post- 353Gc: funoy outside creamery,
ofllce safe wm blown up nnl tho con- '3,i l10"" l"i store. 17 a
tent Kottn Wny with. Of A. Wol- " KgesOregon selects 42,c- eaj.
vertoa, tho postmaster, says theie ern, 2732c por iDzoii.
was no loss, but whatever 'there was Poultry Hens, 10?Uic per Mi ;
In the 8afe was probably taken. Two ?)!H"B,1nflKJlf 1,UCks', ,lJ ,5c!
-usplcloin men wero seen at Indo- SSVt?riJS. '' WMfci
IliLltlAA li A nA .... .. . X. k. . .-. A ..- i-v n j
! uui'iivi.', uui tu mr no nriesis nave accuuus nnvPisc,
been made.
The Best Cough Cure
A hnlf-ounco of Virgin Oil of Pine,
two ounces of Glycerine nnd n half
pint of Wlskoy, mixed, will euro any
cough thnt Is curable nnd break a
cold In 24 hours. Tukoa n teaBpoon
f til every four hours. Ask your drug
gist for the gonulno Lonch's Virgin
Oil of Pine compound pure, prepnred
and guurnntcod by tlio Loach Chem
ical Co,, wiiiclnnntl, Or.
Coffee
Quality clean perfect
Your erocer will grind It
better if ground at home not
too fine.
nH i n " i
Co.tkiqh,
THE 11KST ItOASr TIIK
FAMILY EVEU HAD
Can bo obtalnod from our prime
tondor and juicy hoof, mutton o
pork. All our meats nro Bolcctcd
from tho choicest, and prepared for
tho tablo to suit tho domnnds of th
fustldlouB. Our prices nr6 lower to
nuallty tbnn you can find at nn)
ilaco In Snlum
R. U. CROSS,
Phonr 201. B7U Btnte St
TORRID ZONE
FUNAPCE
t4 i BwK?:S2SMC 1
The nbovn cut reprefleuin oi
"leu lined Torr'd Zone Furuac,
iuarnniH'd gas, smoke and dm
roof. Economical and durable.
A. L. FRASER
2flK STATIC STHKKT.
'Estimated rurnisnen on hentlnr
Gold Dttst Ffotir '
M.nlo by THE SYDNEY 1'OW
EF COMPANY, Sidney, Or
KO. . Made for family use. J
Ask your grocer for ll. Uran j
I nmr nliorfs always on hand. I
, P. Bs WALLACF Agr.
MMMHBNSflMiSMMMMiHMSMHe.1 1BMWBWN
f HICKORY
BflRK
jffl Cough Remedy
I VA APUtVIIM rv"
JKCoushs. Colds
JSf llo.r.rnc
f. Prpnchlit.
SORC THROAT
TIIHOAT.mm'NCS
jm "cj ' iii
Li HK10R1 MKl U'UPI M
Ik W. Bill
H Wl( M. Qgf(ON ti J.K
JhU Iwli4lif fwli
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freight. ""'Uj
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Vo. 17 G 45 D m .
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Portlnnd nnd IntenaeJi
Portland-HlllnwV V'.".' ',fil1
tormodlnte, Local i,,'
ln.ILn.l ... ' ' ''III
. v.. v.Hu uu imermMlii.
Local ;.
Portland and lntermcdhu. I
Portlnnd-TualatlnaniHni' "
boro. Limits
Portland-HlllBboro uj it. 1
Portlnnd nnd lnt.rmt,... '
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Ulld
Portland nnd Intermediiu. M
''Ocai .,.
Frem:
Portlnnd nnd IntermtJIitt, J
L'wai I)i
Portlnnd-Hlllsboro ui i.
tormodlnte. Local "Hii
Portlnnd. Hlllaborn iM
Tunlntln, Llpltcd ) aJ
rorunnu nna inlcrmedlitt
Local .u.J
Portlnnd-Hlllsboro and it 1
lerniouiato, Local IH
rorunnu mm intermedia.
I.ocnl tii
Portlnnd nnd Intermedin!
Lorn I ... 'i J
Portlnnd nnd Intermediate
Locnl I it J
LARGEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION O
Consumption .sent Istlrs
prove thnt n neglected cold or cougn
imia the lungs In so bad a condition
Cheese- Fancy cream twns. isp ln?l consumption germ find a fertPe
... . . .. ... - Hni.i r r... t. I.- m. .L
vvi puunu, run cream triplets, 16c ,u,u ,ur uwouims oh one. oiop uie
.o fU cream Young America lfic ' couSh Just as soon as It appears w'tL
famous llttlo liver pills, Sold by nil Veal - Extra, S ,, (j 9c ,ier pound nal'ard's Horehound Syrup. Soothes
druggists. ordinary, 77o, heaVy, 5c. ' tne torn and inflamed tisanes au
n.akes jou well again. I
Now is the m
(o visit
California
Wben summer Ui
nasied In theie north-
orn states, tte nU ,
only niiiii ucacr i
bright blue skiej el
Southern Cil forntt
This Is one o! aitart'i
happy proTlilons
eternal summer lit
tboso who cannot (
dure a more wen.
climate.
California h k
called the "iitta tl
the winter tonrW
Its hotel! and W
ping place n
varied as those ei n
well regulated cW
Visitors can !."
Mud lulUWetecoa-
mnitatlonS. CODIttW
companions and f
led, plea'lng recrti-tlons.
SOUTHERN PACrflCCa
' Will be glad to WPJJ''!
very attractive WJJJ
dewrlblng delJ. ,J
mny dellshu or '"
Callfo.nla
, The rate from Sa'eB".
. .i. n,i return '1
AH"r " ' rJ,
Limit sir month) i 1 1 -
tlon Similar .- ,,
, are in effect to at"
points. J
F fu '"!0l5
resonuuu---- ,
telcgrapn or
Steamers g "obW-
,eaTe SSm fti!M
Faro o --- oonai.-ii
Leave JfiiisW2S?ji
Thursday ajd W-iJj
5 '."Ti
n,i unler St," ..
fac'turer of ' 1
and trwM d7w
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