Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 04, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.. 3AILT OAPIT AL JOURNAL BALKM, OREGON, FKIPAY, PEOIglDro JJL m iWI y- I.' f M " THE CAPITAL JOURNAL M. IIOFBIt, Ed. and Prop. Indopcmlont Newspaper Devoted to AtnerlCRii Principles and tho Progress aud Dovclopcmout of All Oregon. Fubllslicd Kvcry livening tixcept Sunday, Sftlom, Ore. 8UBSCIUPTION RATES. (Invariably In Advance.) Dally, by carrier, por year tO.OO Per month SOo Dallr, by mall, per year 4.00 for month 35c Weekly, by mall, por year- 1.00 Six months 60c j"-'"j THE MARKETS DO NOT WANT PLEDGES THAT CANNOT DE 1JKOKEN. Thoro Bhotild .bo n largo atton dnnco of peoplo at Snloni when tho first bnllot on senator is taken. Tlio peoplo should nssomblo to boo whothor thoir representatives CAN DE SEDUCED INTO DUEAK 1NG PUHLICLV-JLIDE POLITICAL 1'IjEDES. The Journnl docs not believe that n single plcdgo given in writing and under oath will bo broken. Pledges nindo by politicians to ono another, pledges inado In plat forms, and even pledges made for money hnvo been broken in Oregon politics. But voluntary sworn pledges over n tnnn's slgnaturo to got into ofllco to do n certain spocific thing PROVID ED FOR RY LAW HAVE NOT YET REEN BKOKEN NOR DO WE BE LIEVE WITH SAFETY THEY CAN BE. Tho people by thousands will bo on hand to sco that their repre sentatives kcop thoir plodgcB. Hear whnt tho machine politicians say: "WHAT WE WANT IS PLEDGES THAT CAN BE BKOKEN. "Pledges to got in on but not to Ntand on. "Pledges that loavo tho pledgor frco to do as ho pleases. "PLEDGES THAT ABE ONLY GOOD ONE WAY OUR WAY. "A pledgo to the machine is sac red. "A PLEDGE TO THE PEOPLE IS ONLY TO BE LAUGHED AT. "A plcdgo without consideration Js not binding. "To simply voto for what tho pcoplo want Is not good party pol itics. "You nro not n good Ilopubllcan if you Itoop a pledgo made to tho people. "A BOSS CAN ENFORCE A PLEDGE. TDK PEOPLE CANNOT. "Tho people cannot pay a man for keeping his plodgo bocauso tho ma chlno will do tho nominating in fu turo. it'l'n II I.I. WITH A PIMMAllY LAW THAT MAKES PUBLIC PLEDGES GOOD." And so on lufinltom nd nausonm. Tho advocatos of plodgs broaklng want to rostoro tho slavery of tho machine. Thoy arguo tho constitution to up hold that slavery Just ns tho old slavo drivers did. Tho yBay: "It is unconstitutional of tho peo ple to oxuet plodges nnd unconstitu tional to keep ppledgoa." The ndvocates of slavory argue: IT WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL TO INTERFERE WITH SLAVERY OR PROPERTY IN SLAVES. It Is unconstitutional to oboy tho will of tho people In Oregon In 1909 hs it wns in Kansas in 18G0. By -10,000 majority on a squaro is siio the peoplo of Orogon directed tho members of tho general assemb ly to ratify tho olectlon of n sena tor by direct voto of the people. PLEDGES, INSTRUCTIONS, BAL LOTS, POPULAR WILL ARE LL TO IU5 CAST ASIE, SAYS THE MACHINE. "Wo want plodgoa that are not binding upon us,' Bay tho political ngonu of tho machine. "But we will keep the people in bondange to jk." Thoy will find the people back of Statement No. 1, which menus, EMANCIPATION FROM THE MACHINE. Tho peoplo will be nt the Stato houso in January, 1909, to spo to it that tho pencoful rulo of tho bal lot Is maintained. Tho peoplo of Oregon hnvo novor asked any cnndldnto for oC.c? to tnko a pledge. But having tnkon the plo.'ges to elect tho choice of tho people United Stato sonator the poo'plo propose to see that thoy nrn kept. Tho machino want iiiodgos brok on. THE PEOPLE WANT PLEDGES KEPT. Which will win, tho pooplo or their taskmasters? Tho 19th day of Janunry when tho first bnllot Is takon will toll tho tnlo. STRENGTH FOR THE DAY'S WORK DEPENDS UPON GOOD RED BLOOD TO NOURISH THE BODY WEAK PEOPLE NEED A TONIC SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. Snn Francisco, Cal., Dec. 4. Wheat No. 1 California club, por contal, $1.671.70; California whlto milling, $1.76 1.80; north ern blucstom, $1.72 S 1.77)6; off grades wheat, $1.60 (S 1.00; Reds, $1.02)6 8 1.67 W. Barley Feed barley, $1.42 1.45; tommon to fnir, $1.3GQ1. 40; browing nt San Frnclsco, nominal nt $1.461.66; Ghovnllor, $1.601.00 according to quality. Eggs Por dozon, California frosb, Including cases, extras, 49c; firsts, 46 cents; seconds 40c; thirds, 29c; California storago, extra, 35c firsts, 32 "4c; seconds, 2C"c; East rn storago extra, 28Mc; firsts, 27c; seconds, 2Gc. Butter Por pound, California fresh, extras, 3Cc; firsts, 2Sc; seconds, 25c; thirds 20c; Enstren ex tras, 27c; ladles, oxtras, 22c; flrBU, 21c; pickled, No. 1, 234c; Btorago California, oxtra, 27; packing No. 1, 21)6c. Now cheese Per pound, California flats, fancy, 15 c; firsts, 13c; sec onds, 11 Vz ; California Young Amor lea fnncy, 17 .c; flrats, lGc; Eastorn Now York Cheddars, fancy, 17c; Ore gon flats, fancy, 14c; do. Young America, fancy, 10 He; California storago, fancy, flat-. 12'Ao; Orogon flats, fancy, 13)6; do. Young Ameri ca, 15c. Potatoes Por cental, RIvor Whites, (sacks) fancy, 70 85c, poor, 45vpct; saunas Burbanks, $1.40(Q)1.55; 'Orogon Burbanks, $1.16 1.30; Bweet potatoes, por crato, $1.501.G0; sacks, $1.35. Onions Por sack ,70 85c. Oranges Por box, old crop Vnlcn clas, $2 2.50; now crop Navels, standard, $1.25 2; cholco, $2 2 50; fancy largo sizes. $3 4; Tan gerines, crntcs, $1.25; half oraugo boxes $2; Mnndnrlncs, per crato, G5o80c. Butter Country, 35o; croamory, 0c Flour Valloy, $1.25 por nock; ard wheat, $1.45. Bran 95c por snek, $31 por ton; ehorts, $1.35 por suck. Livestock. Stock hogs $3.40. Dressed, fat, 5 )6 0 )6 c. Steers 3 )6 . ' Veal 5 7c. Cows $3 3.50. Tropical Fruits. Bnnanas $0.00. Oranges $3.25. jtiSnoa stew ubii no poM nr "a One Which Acts Directly Upon tho Blood and That Does Not Weaken tho Body by UhoIi-hn Purging. 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 J. H. Albert, President, E. M. Croisan, Vice Pres. Jos. H. Albert, Cashier Tho tonic trentmont with Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills for run-down con ditions of tho health Is based on sound mcdlcU principles and on common senso, Moro nnd moro mon nnd women nro beginning to roallzo that pure, red blood means health and that tho oillcloncy of any tlssuo or organ Is cntiroly depondont upon tho qunllty of tho blood. Thoro nro thousands of peoplo. who nro without ambition or strongtb to do thoir day's work nnd who nro always tired out, linvo but llttlo ap petite and a poor digestion, ennmt got a rofroshlng night's sloop and an subject to hoadnchos, backachos nnd norvousnoeo becnuso thoir blood 13 lmpniro. Dr. William's Pink Pills glvo quick rollof and pormanontly cure such mon nnd womon becnuso of thoir direct no tion on tho blood, which thoy puilfy and build up to thoir normal strength As tho blood becomes puro and red it strengthens tho muscles, tones up tho norves, makes tho stomnch en pablo of digosting tho food nnd ro palrs tho wasto caused by growth and work. In a word it gives porfect health. Tho neod In ovory family of a safo and offcctlvo tonic Is shown by tho fol lowing otatomont of Mrs. A, B. Gates, of No. 807 East Second etroot, D luth, Minn. "I suffered for over a year," ho says, "from gonernl debility, which was brought on by overwork. I had no ambition to do nny work, and tho lonst oxortlon used mo up. My appe tite was poor and I was Very norvaus at tlmos. I could not get a good night's roBt, I was often confined to bed for n dny or to, and certainly folt mlsernblo. "I dootorod with local physicians for a time, but did not got any holp from thoir modiclno. I hoard of Dr William' Pink Pills through o frlond, and gnvo thorn a trial. Thoy soon gnvo mo strongth, nnd I was able to do my work. . 1 havo slnco kept tho pills in tho houso, nnd roc opimond thorn vory highly." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ore not llko ordinary modiclno--. They do not act on the bowols, but hy may lw Mild to rctunlly mako new blood. In this way thoy roach many dUonsea cniniod by d-'-pn vod or vltlatod blood and thoy hnvo cured sovero cases of rheumatism, xclntlca, norvaiiBnoa St. Vltui' dnncw and havo accompllBhod miraculous rojults in partial paraly lt and locomotor ataxia. Thoy are also a tspocific for anaemia, ohlorosli or grm Blcknevt, and tho special troublos of womon and growing girls. All druggists sell Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, or thoy will bo oont by mall, postpaid, on receipt of price, 50 conts por box; six boxos for $2.50, by tho D Williams Modiclno Co., Sche nectady, N. Y. o Tho registration books for tho eloc Hon next Monday will close tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. Gqt busy and show your interest In tho welfaro of your city, and bo a good citizen. CO"FFEE The dealing- is simple. If you don't like Schil ling's' Best, it costs you nothing-. Your grocer returns your mnr II too don't IU. it, pr tilm mf -mm m PORTLAND MARKETS Grain, Flour, Feed. Etc. Portland, Oregon, Decombor 4. Wheat Blucstom, OGc; club, 91c; flfo, 90 91c; red Russian, 88c; 10-fold, 01c; vnlloy, 01c. Bnrloy Producers' prices: Food, $20.75 por ton; browing!" $27. Oats Producers' prices: No. 1 whlto, $31 31.50 por ton. Flour Pntents, $4.80 por barrel; straights, $3.85; oxports, $3.70; Vnl loy, $4.45; 4-Bttck grnham, $4.40; wholo whont, $4.05; ryo, $5.50. MUlHtuirs Bran, $20.50 por ton; middlings, $33; shorts, country, $30; city, $30; U. S. mill chop, $22; rolled barlov $28 29. Hay Timothy. Wlllamotto Val- loy, $14 por ton; Eastern Orogon timothy, $1C17.50; clover, $12; nlfnlfa, $12 12.50; grain hny, $12.50(0 13. Vegetables nnd Fruit. Frosh Fruits Apples, 75c $2 box; pears, $11.25 pr box; graphs $1'1.50 por crato; qulncoa, $1 1.25 per box; cranberries, $12.50 por bnrrol; Spanish Mnlaga grapes, $G.507.75 por bnrrol; hucklobor rlos, 10 15c por pound; por Sim mons, $1 1.25. Potatoes Buying prlco, 75 85c por hundred; sweot potntoes, 2 2 Vic por pound; onions, $11.10 por 100 pounds. Dairy and Country Produce. Buttor City creamery, extras, 3G37c; fancy outside croamory, 32 Ms' 35c por pound; storo, 17 20c. Eggs Orogon solects, 42 1645c; Eastern 30 35c por dozon,. Poultry lions, 1212c por m; spring 1212c; ducks, 14 15c; geese, 9 10c; turkeys, lGc; drossert turkeys, nominal. Choose Fancy cream twins, 15c por pound; full cream triplets, 15c; full cream Young Amorlon, lGc. Voal Extra, 99V6c por pound; ordinary, 7 8c; heavy, 5c. Pork Fancy, 8c por pound; lnrgo, 5Gc. u'liml for Stato Institutions. Scaled bids will bo received nt tho Executlvo ofllco, stato capltol, Salem, until 2 o'clock p. m uocomoor a, 1908, for furnishing wood for tho several Btato Institutions locntod nt or near Salem, ns follews: Insnno ABylum, main building, 5000 cords first growth llr. Insane Asylum, cottago farm, 1500 cordB first growth fir. Pnnltontinry. 1000 cords first growth fir; GOO cords largo second growth fir; 200 cords grub oak. Reform school, 50 cordB of body oak, or grub oak; COO cords of sec ond growth flr; GOO split oak posts six and ono-hnlf foot long. Donf Mutto school, 300 cords sec ond growth flr. Blind school, 135 cords Blab wood; 5 cords grub oak; 10 cordB first growth flr. Capltol building, 400 cords first growth flr; 100 cords polo oak. Bids on second growth flr nnd for all or nny pnrt of tho nbovo will also bo entertained, except tho asylum mnin building, nnd capltol building. Bids will bo rccolved for nil or nny part. Cordwood must bo cut whllo green from sound timber, four feet long, reasonably straight, well Hca soncd, dollvorcd ns designated, at or near tho sovoral Institutions, closely corded with bulkheads. Ench bid muBt bo accompanied by a certified check, payable to tho dork, or cash equal to 25 conts por cord, to bo forgeltod to tho stnto nB damagcB, in enso tho bidder receiv ing tho award shall fall to execute a contract to dollvor tho wood nnd furnish a satisfactory bond. Success ful bidders will bo roqulrod within ton days nftor notification of nccopt nnco of bid to ontor into n contract and furnish n sntlBfactory bond. Bld- dorfl flhnuld bo careful to stnto In tholr bids tho nnmo of tho institu tion nnd tho kind nnd number of cordB to bo furnished. Bids must bo senlod !u onvolopes ondorflod "Pro posals for Wood," and addressed to ho undersigned. Any further Infor mation may bo had of tho under signed. ' "Tho right to reject nny or all bids, or nny pnrt of a bid, and to wnlvo dofectfl In any bids If It bo doomed to tho Intorost of tho Btato to do ho. By ordor of tho board of trustoes of tho several itiHtltutlonn. W. N. OATI5N8, Clork of tho Board Nov. 17-24-Doc 1-4. The Best Cough Cure A half-ounco of Virgin OH of Pine v..w uu..t.uo ji vriuuiiiiu niitt a half pint of Wiskoy, mixed, will euro any cough that is curablo and break a cold in 24 hours. Takes n tewm,,,,,,,. fill ovory four hours. Ask your drnc. n nf Pun nntn..n.1 . viihn w" " -vMumu imuw, prepared and guuranteotT by tho Loach Chem ical Co., Cincinnati, Or. J1 Ull""l ft. co.io. THE BEST ROAST TUB FAMILY EVER IIAD Can bo obtained from our prlmr tondor nnd Juicy beof, mutton or pork. All our meats aro Bolectcd from tho choicest, and prepared fo. tho tnblo to suit tho domnnds of the fastidious. Our prices aro lowor toi quality than you can And at nny place in Balom. K. O. GROSS, Phono 301. 870 State St. TORRID ZONE FUNARCE ARE YOU SICK?Bi Hops, Wool, Hides, .Etc. Hops 1908, cholco, 8c; prlmo, 67V&c; modlum, 5Gc por peund: 1907. 2 4c; 190G, 11V&C." Wool Eastern Orogon, nvorago best, 10 14c per pound, according to shrlnkago; Vnlloy, 1510c. y.jhnlr Cholco, ISc por pound. Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 13 15c pound; dry kip, No. 1, 13c pound; dry calf, 10c peund: saltod hlde3. 0 (U 8c pound; salted calfskin, 12 13c pound; green, lc less. SALEM MARKET. I.ocul Wholosnlo Market. Cheoso Fnncy crenm twins, 15c per pound; full cream triplets 15 c full cream young America, 16c. Veal Extra, 8 9c per pound, ordinary, 77c; heavy, 5. Pork Fancy, 7c per pound , largo. 54 6c. Oats 42 c. Barley $26.00. Flour Hard wheat, $5; valley $4.25. Hay Cheat. $12; clover, $10 per ton; timothy, $15; grain hay, $12. Onions $1.25 cwt. Hops 1907 crop, 5Cc. Cascai-a Bark 2 . 3c. Mohair 18c I'i'tull Mnrket. Oats $1 50. W at $105 Eggs 46c, Do You Wish to Get Cured? Wv .;' 7"&l2 xL,TiKSl!J "nnnmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHEi KPDBQBHBHgMJCaH ypTLBLT3K'B f"HLj"HBBBBDBBBBBBHBBBBBBBMB"HflBBB'"H The nbovo cut ropreionU nir brick lined Torrid Zono Furnncn Qunrantoed gns, smoko and dat roof. Economical nnd durablo. A. L. FRASER MH STATE STREET. Kstimatoi furnlsnod on hoatlnf After you hav tried tho otho doctors, como and noo tho old rollablc Chinoso doctor, Ho guarantees to euro nftor ovorythlng oleo has failed. Dr. Kum has lived over 20 yoara In Salem, and has cured a groat many of Salem's woll-known men and wo mon, nnd has scores of testimonials from thankful pationts whom ho hac cured in tho pnst. Ho guarantees to euro whore tho knifo Beoma tho last resort. Ho treats all chronlo and nervous di8en8es, catarrh, asthma, lung and throat troubles, stomach, llvor, kidney and heart trouble, rhou. matlsra, gall atones, tape worms, lost vitality, general debility, rupture and all kinds of fomnlo complaints, Ex amination and consultation freo. If you cannot call wrlto for symptom blank to tho Dr. Kum Bow Wo Drug Co., 1G7 South High street, Salem, Oregon. ittuacsbaattV4 GERMAN BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Now under ue'w management SCHLEHET SCHNEIDER Proprietors Complete lino of fresh and up-to-date bnkors goods delivered to all parts of tho city freo. Wo aro proud of our party and wedding rakes, delivered on short notice. Olvo us a trial Is all wo ask. Storo corner Twelfth and Che moketa Sts. Phono Main 9G1 mmmmmmummmmammmmmm Gold Dust Flour Murto by THE SYDNEY POW ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore got. Mndo for family use. Ask our grocer for It. DrnJ and shorts always on linnd. P. B. WALLACE, Agt. HICKORY BARK Cough Remedy AitoiiTriv vi- tffiniTmiinn'' i Coughs. Colds CROUP Whoopmf Coufh OftlHIM SORE THROAT TIIHOATtodtUNCS UMllftVH UM If punn m (two (o. SMrM,Q?tf)N,U K rnu, iKitt-iivr ctf wmjmvf y3'' iir.iH' aw m j- .v P?WZ? 223 S. COMMERCIAL Sf !Ifl FRENCH FEMALE OPILLS. A Sin, Curie Euur ht Bvmtma Uuuratnoau luit ibca tt4 jourortWn ttb UNITCD MEDICAL CO., SOX T4, LANOJkaTfll. P. k&ik:MidmM ONB OR MANY COLORS LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH oIlADE WORK ItTIt AS IIW AS IASTIH "08IJS n,T"M 1008. "S, press. '" - a- N. 18-8:40 4 No. 12.-2.it No. H 'a. 1. press. ' lrL- PortiM'i height. -Hfli IN0: ?26.-10.o.i,... rrninVt .ii i . Toivnr.1 d. No. LII TinflaariMA. &. No. 17-8:45 p. B. No- 159:66 p. nriisa No 13-3:31 a. b., Toward 8'n Prtarita, .. No. 221 i'lY.h OltEGOVKUVnrr Tlmo Gtd EffecUn FwJJJ 1 Portland and im.j,... t .-i "C, ,il I-orttand-Hllbboromh.1 lormoaiate, Local Portland and IntertMiiiti Local """UJN Portland and lalerm-to ij fn1 till Va' M ...M1J I'ortland-Tui!Hn .o ml'? boro. LlmltM .3 Portlat.d-Hllljboro lii'u.' tormcdlate, Local fa Portland and Interne' ' Local .i .i Portland and Intermedia ! lUtUI ..,,,,,,, 1 Frem: Portland and Intermedin Local it.: Portland-Hlllsboro ill h- 1 lormoaiato, Local ...hh Portland. Hllliborn H i Tualatin, Limited .. UilJ Portland nnd Intermediate, ' Lacm i Portland-IIIlliboro at J tt-J tcrmcdlatc, Local .. I'ortiana and Interaedlite, Tfnl ... If Portland and Intcrmedlttt, iyio.il 11. Portland and Intermedin, jf Local Now is the m lo v'isk Califori When lUDtaer hi paued In these " ern statei, tie tu only mild under ti bright blue diet Soathera dUi This li one of utod ha DDT proililcy- ctcrnsl ibb"" 'I th.03e wbo eu ' dure a oori K'fl ( climate. rllfnrntl ill called th "(; the winter t Its hotel sl "f pint plsw wleduttoMtJ' well res-lW "' visltnrt t lf And inlUMi .A modjtlons, companlow " led, pleailas wc,, tions. SOUTHERN PAdflCfl Will be glad to i manydellgbt.of!-a,1 wmw:. n-ww Limit six . j, -stopovers la M axeiaeu--"- j points. 'it teieBri" . j or .. port 4 -- a TCKt tm m --l eave f0$r day nd Jy iBd S4' Te fl Leave 'i satarWJS 1 Thursday ap.d ? RlISJ a. f. i !TJ! au&t " . vid in Salem bv Dt. 5, C. StC'