Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 03, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY OAPIT AL JOUHNAL, BALBM, OREGON. gHTOWPAY, DECICTniEU 0, 1008. 11 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL 14. HOFEIl, Ed. and Prop. Independent Nowepapor Devoted to American 1'rlnclplcs and the I'roRreM and Dovolopcmeut of Alt Oregon. rubllBhod Kvcry Kvonlug Kicopt Sunday, Salem, Ore. - 8 INSCRIPTION KATES. (Invariably In Advance.) Dally, by carder, por year tfl.00 Por month Wo Daily, by mall, per year- 4.00 1'cr month &5c Wcokly, by mall, por vcar 1.00 Six month 60o THE MARKETS UNiqNBEL THE COMMISSION' ON KUHAIj LIFE. FIvo professors of some renown ro travoling tho country over, in vestigating tho conditions of rurnl life. Thoy nro given roceptiotiB in tho big cities nnd tnlk feats gnloro by tho ovor-rendy goyesora of informa tion, and they spout In return. ThcBO high commissioners draw big salaries, livo In palaco cars, eat at five-dollar n day hotels, and worry over tho unhappy condition of tho farmor. iBu't tho commission business ovordono n whole lot7 Aro wo not in danger of going commission mad? WHY NOT HAVE A. COMMIS SION TO INQUIRE INTO CITY IJFE? The cities aro a greater mannco to Bocioty thau tho country. With their sweat shops and gamb ling dons and other vIccb tho cities need looking aftor far moro than tho country. THE COUNTRY 18 CLEAN AND MORALLY HEALTH)' COMPARED I TO THE CITY. IJut wo must look aftor tho farm or. That 1b good politics. Another commission miiBt bo fast ened upon tho people for life, solf porpatuatlve and srlf-oxtondlng. W must get up it voluminous giv ornment report that no one will read , on how tho FARMER TREATS HIS HIRED MAN. Doch tho hired man havo n lib rary? Does bo over take a bath? What kind of underclothes does tho Amorlcan farm laboror wear? Does ho havo cotton llannol pajam as at night AN HOT CAKES' IN THE MORNINfJV Thuso aro Important mattors for a national commission to iuquiro In to. Tho great 'fodoral government ought to know those things. So hurrah for tho commission on Amorlcan rural life TO TELL US AHOUT THE FARMER AND HIS WIFE. It Is Homothlng wo long havo uuoded and tho womlor is how this nation bucamo so groat .and has stir vlvod so long without the commis sion on Rural Life. OOOOOOOOO PERSONAL MENTION OOOOOOOOOOO C. M. DlBhop has gone to Portland It Is ii Wonder. Chamborlaln'u Liniment la ono of tho moat romarkablo proparatlonB yot produced for tho rollof of rhoii matlo paliiB, nnd for lame uncK, Hprnlns nnd bruises. Tho quick re lief from pain which It affords in caso of rhoumatlBin Is nlono worth many times Its cost. Prlco 25 cents; large alzo GO cents. For Bnln at Dr. Stono's drug Btoro. o Mm Luclnda Laird Lane county ploneor died at hor homo In Eugene yostorday at tho ago of 77"yonra. o Thoro is nothing olso "Just as good" as Kemp's Balsam, tho boat cough cure, and tho other kinds cost Just as much as this famous yomody. (old initios havo boon discovered ioar MnyfUM Wash. "Jhoki'd to Death is commonly said of babies who hnvo died of tho croup. How uimocosenry this la. No child ovor had tho croup without having a cold or cough at tho Btart. If you will stop tho first symptom of tho cough w'th Ballard Ilorohouud Syrup thoro Is no danger whntovor of croup. Sold by all doal ra. I. .i n .-- Pine niult Ark. Is In dangor of bolng swopt awny by floods. Biliousness "I liars uiej your valuable ('mcareti and And Uirm lmrlcrt, Couldn't tiu nllhom tli' m I date met! tlieiu (or aoma llwa for Induct' n aul till luuintta auu am liuw complolcly nru Itvciu luml lliviu lo evrvone Out trird you will Dover l wlluout lliem in ilia fauill) " Edward A Man. Albany. N.Y. Best For Tho Dowels candy c at runno for n few days' vlBit. Harry Scars roturnod Inst night from a brief business visit in Portland. C. II. Jones Ib in Etigono looking aftor business mnttora for n fow days. J. A. Simpson, tho real cstato man, left for Portlnnd on business this morning. A. J. Hoovor hns returned nftor a wcok's btislncs strip in Southern Or ogon. Mrs. H. C. Epploy hns returned from a fow dnys' visit with Portlnnd friends. Circuit Judgo W. Gallowuy has gono to Albany to hold court tlilB week. Tom Bockors nnd family hnvo re turned from nn extended visit In Sonttlo nnd Tncomn. Miss Holen Hnrris loft for Port lnnd this morning to bo gone n week visiting her rolntlvcs nnd frlonds. Miss Arllo Whl to wont to Portlnnd this morning to spond tho romnindor of tho wcok with rolntivofl. Mr. nnd Mrs. Honry B. Thielson roturnod InBt night from n fow dnys' visit In Portlnnd. Miss La Vorn Knntnor, of Sonttlo, n formor Salem young lady, Ib in tho city visiting for n fow days. J. II. Smith, of Stnyton, was in tho city yostorday looking nftor bus iness mnttors for n fow hours. N. II. Looncy, superintendent of tho stato reform school, Is In Port land transacting biiBlnoss for n short tlmo. MIbs Joy Turner, violinist at tho Yo Llborty theater, has returned from a brief visit with Portland frlonds. Miss Florolla Hume, of Bnkor City, Is in tho city visiting with her rolatlvos and friends for n fow days. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McCoy of this city lonvo tonight for Los Angolos, Calif., to visit for a fow ilnyB. Supt. of Public Instruction J. II. Ackormnn roturnod this morning from a buslnos svlalt in Albany. MIbs Luolla Hayos returned to her homo In Portlnnd this morning nftor a two-dnys' visit horo with frlondB. Ames and Woldon, government In spectors of small river crnft, woro in tho city yostorday nnd mndo n comploto oxnmlnntlon of tho C. K. Spauldlng'n towing stoamor, "Grey Englo" and found her as trim as n dollar. Stnto Labor Commissioner O. P. Hoff hns roturnod from Portlnnd whoro ho wont to transact business in tho interest of his office. L. K. Mofllltt, of Forost Grove, Is attending business mnttors in this city nnd talking over the coming ses sion of tho legislature. Mrs. Oliver Wondall and daughter Graco havo returned to their homo In Spokano nfter sovoral days' visit with frlonds and rolatlvos horo. Mrs. Petor Bonny returned to her homo in Eugene last night nftor n two weeks' visit horo with hor sister, Mrs. T. G. Pntterson. Alio Meyers, of Monmouth, wns in tho city today shaking hands wlMi old fiTends and attending to busi ness mattors. ) Jack Potorson loft yostorday after noon for Portlnnd In his big rod bubble wagon to look nfter busluoss matters nnd visit for n short time. Rich DnvlB, of Albany, passod through this city last night on his roturno homo aftor three months In Alaska. Rich says that country is becoming nltogothor too crimpy for him. S. F. Magers, n prominent real es tato mnn of Portlnnd, ia In tho city today visiting tho surrounding country nnd trnnsnctlng business at ho court house. II. II. Jnckson, n member of the firm of tho Preston Cutlery, company of San Frnnclsco, Is in tho city trans acting business. George Maddon, a mining engin eer of Carson City, Nov., nrrlved this morning from Fresno, Cnl., to look ovor tho country hero for a fow days. SAN FRANCISCO MAKICET8. San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 3. Wheat No. 1 Callfornln cUib, por contnl, $l.C7i41.70; Cnllfornia whito milling, $1.7G1.80; north ern bluostom, $1.72 1.77; of! grades wheat, $1.50 1. CO; Rods, $1.02 01.67. Barley Feed barley, $1.42 1.45 ; common to fair, $1.3G1.10; brewing at Snn Fraclsco, nominal at $1.4G1.G5J Chovallor, $1.G01.C0 according to quality. Eggs Por dozen, California frosh, Including cases, oxtras, GOc; firsts, 4G cents; seconds 40c; thirds, 29c; California storage, oxtrn, 3Gc firsts, 32 c; seconds, 2Gc; Enst- tii storage oxtra, 28 c; firsts, 27c; onds, 2Gc. utter Por pound, California extras, 3Gc; firsts, 28c; ,o.. I.. 2G ; thirds 20c; Eaatorn ex- 27c ladles, extras, 22c; firsts, pickled, No. 1, 23; storage Callfornln, oxtra, 27; packing No. 1, 21c Now cheese Por pound, California fiats, fancy, lGc; firsts, 13c; sec onds, 11; Cnllfornia Young Amer lcn fnncy, 17 c; firsts, lGc; Enstern Now York Cheddars, fancy, 17c; Oro gon flats, fancy, 14c; do. Young America, fancy, 10 o; California storage, fancy, finis, 12 c;' Oregon fints, fancy, 13; do. Young Ameri ca, IGo Potatoes Por contnl, Rlvor Whites, (sneka) fnncy, 708Gc, poor, 4GGG; Salinas Burbanks, $1.401.GG; Oregon Burbnnks, $1.1G 1.30; sweet potntocs, por crate, $1.50 1.00; snckB, $1.35. Onions Per snek ,708Gc. Oranges Por box, old crop Vnlon clii8, $2 2.50; now crop NuvoIb, standard, $1.25 2; choice, $2 2 50; fancy largo sisieB. $3 4; Tnn gorlnos, crates, $1.25; half orange boxes, $2; .Mandarines, por enrte, G5c80c. 35c; croamory, Back; por Flaaaant PalataM l'nleiil. TaiUOnnd DnOood. Vavar Blukei Wnukau orOrlpt I' Mic Nvl SoM In bulk. Tho r inline labial alauipaJ OOO. luaranlaad to cara or jrour luouajr tmv,U Starling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y, Cot ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION lOXES Would you give 26 cents to stop our cough? Then get a bottle ' Kemp's Balsam and you will havo enough for tho whplfl family. It osU 36 cents. PORTLAND MARKETS (it'iiln, Flour, Feed, Etc. Portland, Oregon, December 3. Wheat Bluostom, 9Gc; club, 91c; fifo, 90 91c; red Russian, 88c; 40-fold, 91c; vnlloy, 91c. Bnrloy Producers' prices: Feed, $2G.75 por ton; browing, $27. Oats Producers' prices: No. 1 whlto, $31.50 por ton. Flour Patents, $4.80 por barrel; straights, $3.85; exports, $3.70; Vnl loy, $4.45; -suck graham, $1.40; wholo wheat, $4.GG; ryo, $6.60. Mlllstuffs Bran, $20. GO per ton; middlings, $33; shorts, country, $30; city. $30; U. S. mill chop, $22; rolled burlov $28 29. Hay Timothy, Wlllnmetto Vnl loy, $14 por ton; EiiBtorn Oregon timothy, $1017.G0; clovor, $12; alfalfa, $128 12.G0; grain buy, $12.G013. Vegetables nnd Fruit. Frosh Fruits Apj.los, 7Gc$2 box; ponrs, $11.25 pr box; grnpos $rl.G0 por cruto; qulncoa, $1 1.2G por box; crnnborrlos, $12. GO por bnrrol; Spnnlsh Mnlnga grupes, $0.507.7G per bnrrol; hucklobor rles, 10lGc per pound; por hIiu mons, $11.2G. Potntocs Buying prlco, 7G8Gc por hundred; sweet potatoes, 2 2,4c por pound; onions, $11.10 por 100 pounds. Dairy and Country Produce. Buttor City creamery, extras, 3G37c; fancy outsldo creamery, 32 35c por pound; store, 17 20c. Eggs Orogon selects, 42 46c; Enstern 30c32c por dozen. Poultry Hons, 1212c por lb; spring 1212c; ducks, 1415c; geeso, 910o; turkoys, 10c. Cheeso Fnmy cream twins, 15c per pound; full cream triplets, IGo; full crenm Young America, lGc. Yonl Extrn, 99c por pound; ordlnnry, 7 8c; honvy, 5c. Pork Fancy, 8c por pound; lnrgo, 5Gc. Buttor Country, Oc. Flour Vnlloy, $1.25 nrd wheat, $1.45. Bran 95c por sack, $31 por ton; shorts, $1.35 por stick. Livestock. Stock hogs $3.40. DiOBsed, fnt, 50c. Steers 3. Veal 5 7c. Cows $3 3. GO. Troplcnl Fmlts. Bnnanns $0.00. Oranges $3.2G. (i BLIGH OPENS ANOTHER "STAR" Manager Bllgh, of the successful llttlo "Star" theatro hero, hns con structed n lnrgor liouso of tho same kind In tho city of Woodburn, and will hnvo It in full oporntlon within a fow dnyB. Tho Woodburn theatre Is larger ithnn tho Star horo at Sa eom, and is built upon a moro elab orate plan. Mnnngor Bllgh has mndo a great success in tho thoatro busi ness tho tlmo ho hns bcon oporntlng nmttsomouto horo, and ho will no doubt bo tho mcnnB of starting tho town of Woodburn Into clnmorlng for plnyhousos. o COFFEE A middling: steak and first-rate coffee are. better than middling coffee and first - rate steak. Con sider the cost. Your grocer return iour money II you don't like Schilling' Ural, we pay lilm. Hops, Wool, Hides, Etc. Hops 1908, oholco, 8o; prime, 0 7c; niodlum, 50e por pound; 1907. 2 4c; 190G, llc. Wool Eastern Orogon, nvornge 'lost. 10 14c per pound, according o shrinkago; Valley, 15lGc. Mohair Choice. 18c por pound. Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 13 15c loiuul; dry kip, No. 1, 13c pound, Iry calf, lGc peund: salted hides, r, d 8c pound; salted calfskin, 12(g) 1 3c pound; greon, lc less. SALKM MARKET. Local Wholesale Market. Choose Fnncy cream twins, 15c per pound; full cream triplets 15 c full cream young Amerlcn, 16c. Veal Extra, 8 9c per pound, irdlnnry, 77c; heavy, 5. Pork Fancy, 7c por pound; 'argo. 5 6c. Oats 42c. Barley $26.00. Flour Hard wheat, $5; valley 54.26. ' Hay Cheat, $1?; clover, $10 per en: timothy, $15; grain hay, $12. Onions $1.25 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, 5!f 6c. Cascara Bark 2 3c. Mohair; 18a Retail Market. Oats $1.50. . i n oo Eggs 46 c. A Paris Judgo Is proposing to have Madam Stolnholl hypnotized In an effort to sccuro tho truth from her. o- Tho Correct Time to stop n. cough or cold Ib Jtiat as soon as It stnrto then thoro, will bo no danger of pnoumonin or ronsump tllon. Just a fow doses of Bnllnrd'B Iloreliound Syrup tnkoii nt tho start will stop tho cough. If It has boon running on for somo tlmo tho tront-mont-wlll bo longer, but tho euro Is sure. Sold by nil donlors. Frank Smith, nogro, stabbed Fred Wngner, white, In tho bnck In Port lnnd yoBtordny. A Dangerous Operation. Is tho removal of tho nppondlx by n surgeon. No ono who tnkoa Dr. King's New Life Pills Is ovor sub jected to this frightful o ideal. Thoy work so quietly you don't fool thorn Thoy euro constipation, hondncho, bll loiisnosB nnd mnlnrln. 25c nt J, C. Perry's drug store o Frnnz Josof hns rolgnod ns king In Austrln for GO yonrs. o Probably it is your stomnch nnd lot your heart that causos pain In neighborhood of tho heart. If it la ano's Family Medlclno will glvo ru 'lof. 25 conts nt druggists o ' John G. Jenkins wns found not guilty of appropriating $50,000 of tlio funds of tho bnnk which bears his namo In Brooklyn, N. Y. The Best Cough CurelJbl; J0- KfcetO A hnlf-ounco of Virgin Oil or Pin two ounces of Olycorlno nml n i,ni! pint of WlBkoy, mixed, will cure any cough that Is curablo and break n cold in 24 hours. Takes a teaspoon, fill ovory four hours. Ask vonr iin,. gist for tho gonulno Loach's Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure, prepared aim giiiiruiiiuuu oy mo i.,oach Choin leal Co., Cincinnati, Or. A cough euro that can bo glvon to hlldrun without chanco of harm is Comp's Balsam, tho best cough euro t docs not contain poisons or harm ul drugs. Druggists sell it. Popo PIub X U reported to be In a much Improved condition. The Cause of Many Sudden Deathak There is n disease prevailing in this Country iiiobtdangei mis because so decup- - I f II iiaa.,.! live. .MuuysiMKteit deaths are caused b it heart dis ease, pneumonia heart fuilure in apoplexy in oof toi the result of kid ney disease. II kidney tioublc is allow ed to advance blowl will al ack the vital oreaus. causinir catarrh oi he bladder, or the kidneys themselves 'ireak down and waste away cell by cell. Bladder troubles almost always result trout a derangement of the kidneys and ctwo is obtained quickest by a proper reatment of the Kidneys. If j ou ure feel- .ug badly you can make no mistake bj taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, hc jreat jcidney, liver nnd bladder reme.iv. It corrects inability to hold urine and raiding pain in pissing it, and over- omes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day mil to get up many times during the light. The mild and the extraordinary fleet of Swamj-Root is toou realized tbtauds the highest for its wonderful tires of the most distressing cuses. Swamp-Root is pleasatit to take and i? old by all druggists in f t cci't ru 'Cfj-dollar size IxitUes. You may ha e u ujiple bottle of this wonderful new (lis jvery and a book that tells ull about it nh sent free by mail. Address. Dr Kii .t & Co., Diiighnmton, N . WJien ntiug mention reading this generous W m this paj)er Don t make am istakc, but remember the iiumc.Swamp- Kt, Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the 'dress, Hiitghumtoa. N, Y., on every TDK DEBT ROAST THE FAMILY EVER HAD Can bo obtainod from our prime tondor and Juicy beef, mutton or pork. All our meats aro solcctod from tho choicest, nnd prepared fo; tho tablo to suit tho demands of the fastldlouB. Our prices aro lowor tor quality than you can And nt on; place In Balom. K. O. GROSS, I'uoRo aei. mo statn si.' TORRID ZONE FUNARCE sM JHuHBlEaHl a KwVlfl rafjMrMMML.niajM,lBlaM' I iSfflfft I BPWflfl J la?' rBivrtl Tho above cut ropreseiitn oi brick lined Torrid Zonp Furnac. Gunrantood gas, smoko and dui roof. Economical nnd durnblo. A. L. FRASER 238 STATE STREET. Estimates furnlsnod on heatlnf Gold Dtist Float Mad by THE SYDNEY TOW ER COMPANY, Sidney, Oro go... Mndo for family use. Ask your grocer for It. Hrnu and shorts always on hand, P. B. WALLACE, Agt. HICKORY BARK Cough Remedy Moiirmvii Coughs. Colds CROUP Whsopint Couf S MoararnrM Bronthilla SORE THROAT THROATlWNGS Ma4a4 t tMtrwi tm BiMtoi to. vkiwi r 1 UUM. outoo us.. rn. tiu cu i5rli?fliiaWi IN ONB OR MANY COLORS LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK 1ATIS AS 18W AS IASTII " ITaf3JSRr&V'U&3fCl 1008. n'nia-aaa press. '" 1- No. is .i . Wwawr. " "-Si BMlirnT ' P- Ql No. uA.i Prcis, fc,l EIOTWCj Ko. JSm. fil frclVhr!V P.M No. 22fi-iA ,.. height lw',wMlt, ""nrd San fw. No. 159,66 p. Dress. No. 13 3. a . co oxpreej " M uwara San iw N; 2.21 2M3 ZTL rni t n a No. 225.-l-ll.ig OREGON Tlmo Card Effect!. i'er: Pn.ll.n4 -- I . . "' "u" ana intrafck ., ...., w. nuuiwiiiiauojQ mj lormeuiate, LomI ... Portland and likn nLo,cal :,. Portland and Isltrs Local Portland-TulUaii4M boro, Llmlled 1 ui uunu-jllllttoro W 1. tormedlate, Lol , ,h Portland and lntertMad, weal ., Portland and fntemtdittt, ocal ,, J Frem: Portland and Intermetllttc, Local u Portland-Hilliboro lid b tormedlate, Local Portland, Illlliboro ul Tualatin, Limited H Portland and InteratJliii, Local 1 Portland-UIIIiboro ul Ik tormedlate, Loal .1 Portland and Intermtdli'j, Local I Portland and IntermcJliIi,. Ical V Portlnnd and I&teraedlitt, Local . !( ill II Wl Now is the to visit Califon When mmoer hi passed In these tori em ttatei, tttisit only mild win & bright blue rt! Sojjthern CU This If onecf HtLt happy protUiMJ etern&l lunwr C those who eMt dure a K1 climate. California l called the -Mt the winter te' Its hotels ai , nine DlaCM If ' varied m thou JH well rgnItM t Vlsltgri t $ flnH mlUWl W! modatloni, ecsfw- companions j led, pleul n1 tlons. SOUTHERN PAOf wiiibogwo'sa very attractlte " .t0rihiiie U "" many delights oH California. Tho rate from SilcaU" . ..A rrfinvi Angeies - . ui ix moa"1- .'"... la e!tif BlOi,u,' IaII t':s! are mBtv" points. ... inMrfflSUOJ, Vnr IUII m. - . .j. a reservations .n telegraph or or c! ,,'Af M'MUH"AV' portl,' oci! SteamersOffi 'eaye'FrWi&'' Fare 50 g- TuSaS? r.. a. "liASOX -... .. 247 . -11 klt1 facturer o! rf " . . n.l JT W . ar:i and fruit I0. d