Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 24, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1ATLT QAPTT a JftunWAU SALWH. OKliOOK, THtJUOTAY, PBCBMBTO JH, 1. ! , JL 'its r t to' ky' ' ' -V' J-L '"v. . ,t I p EST iyf &. r- . ;TX 71 1 SHOP TODAY AT THE !AT BARGAIN HOUSE lli It has ever been tlio good for tune of n state to have In It midst. Their local representatives may mnke mistakes,, but n general cam paign of corporation crucifying will Keep tlilq city on the bleachers when It should be occupying the grand stand In the race for supremacy In' the Willamette valley. The Capital Journal ha not en gaged In the business of making franchises. It Is busv ti-vimr i.. make a living at the newspaper bus iness without trying to say how a street ear company shall manage Its business, lluslness men who wan I the city to prosper do not usually turn it over to a newspncr to man age for them, to say nothing about "a men' reporter." The diversion this city needs more than nny other Is the diversion of having nil the big corporations spending as much mon ey heie as possible, employing as much labor as M.ssblo ,ul boosting to make Salem a greater city. WENT BACK FOR PICTURE--THAT'S THE WOMAN OF IT ovuiue. UOC 2-k RoilRBi! from ;hl8 slumber to find smoko pouring 11110 "is room, R. H. Grant, a car penter residing at the homo of John THE MARKETS ON LIDAY GOODS Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes Reduced 20 per cent. ler Goods Reduced in Proportion ire too busy to write ads; you are too busy to read them. L. Stockton THE WHITE CORNER IEPT TO IEATE A DIVERSION h' of crucifying a corpora- i conducted by ' mero re nt lias been pursued for nllvay, Light & Power nid the Oregon Klectrlc, to city and Its suburbs are lit is of more Importance that the company should service to Liberty, Hint Want to Help m This Town? WCTED It should Improve Its service at the Fair Grounds, that it should build to Mornlngslde, and that the Oregon Klectrlc should extend south to Al bany, than all the whims and theo ries of a "mere reporter." It mnv r has accomplished noth- suit some persons to have conmi-n. prevent getting practical tions held mi ami roasted on ireiii.rni the way of improvement principles but mi live progresslw Ions at the hands of the community is dolnc those thlm? nmi getMng any results. The "mere re porter" should not be blamed but those who are couching and dictating Ills campaign should he unmasked, and made to stand in their true light as obstructionists to the progress and dovolpmcut of the city at a very critical time in its history. . .Tills city wants a new passenger station and new freight depot from the Southern Pacific company. Shall we pursue the same tactics to secure It that have been pursued toward the Portland Hallway, Light & Pow er company, anil toward the Oregon Klectrlc? Very well, turn the "mere reporter" 1oom and m. uliiit win will get. Tiie Capital Journal holds , no brief for any of these corpora tions. It has advertising contracts with some of them. Hut there is not a corporation in the world that has control of one line that goes into tin editorial policy of The Capital Journal and all tin adtcrtNiug done by ail the corporations put to I gel her does u( amount to as much u Is sjteiit by sliile firms In this city. Vet we aie clunked by "a mere reporter" with being lioMght by the corporation he Is lighting. If Im eer acquires any proM-rty in li city, if he cwr has any taws to uiy here, if ho ever builds a home here . ami has a payroll of $J()0 to $1,100 ' a mouth to meet out of his earnings, j he may be worth listening to as a) dictator of public policies for this eommrulty. Those who ni-li to follow bU guidance and !oadcr"!i .1 In public af fairs are at lilierty to do hi. It Is r ,.-i ini'try. M t r rporations an managed by men who are like the) . . . l rust cf hs. Pre. lent Jowiiyn or 1110 P01 (land General Electric. Mr. Tal bot f tln Orvgfn Klsearif. Mr. U'ulab (if fin ttwgmiu and Hastern, Sir. Q'Hrlun of tine S. P. o are tfio bust and mol w m4w and lab ile spirited tut at ejrporallan offt Mclvlnnln, proved himself n imm j this morning by rushing to the sec .ond door, dragging Mrs. M. O. Mc ;Klnnln from her bod and carrying nor to snfoty down the flaming stair way. Tho woman was almost suffo cated with smoko and but fnr ; Grant's barvery would undoubtedly nave burned to death. Grant put her through an open window Into tho arms of Ed Jones who had at that moment arrived on tho scene. Rellcvod by tho fresh air, Mrs. MChinnln broke from restraining IiriuIs and rushed back Into tho house, saving a picture of hor daugh tor, Mrs. Gorturde Green of Port fand. Again sho sought to rush back Into the blazing houso lutont on res cuing a picture of n doad daughtor but this time sho was hold by strong hands. The cause of the fire Is unknown. SHOT IN THE BACK BY nKi UNKNOWN ASSAILANT Chicago. Dec. 24. Jacob Color Is dying at St. Elizabeth's hospital, tho victim of ono of the most mysterious , attempts at assassination ovor brought to the notice of tho police. Geler was entering his homo oarly iu nny wuon n rovoivor roport was heard nnd he fell with a bullot wound In his back. At tho hospital Goler said ho looked about him as ho foil to the porch but ould aoo 8AN KKANCISOO UARKBTS. San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 24. Wheat No. 1 California club, per cental, $1.67 & 1.70; California whlto milling, $1.75 1.80; north orn blucstem, 1.761.80; oft grades wheat, 1.601.60 Reds, $1.62 1.67. Darley Feed barloy, $1.42 ft 1M5; common to fair, $1.35 1.40; browing at San Francisco nominal at $1.4501.56; Chovallor, $1.501.60 according to quality. Kggs Por dozen, California fresh, Including cases, extras. 50c: firsts. 49c secotlda !17n: (hlrila TKf' nut. lets selected. 4Cc; Btornge, extra, 36c. Hrsts 32c; seconds, 2Cc; : kastprn storngo, oxtrn, 30c: firsts, 2Xc seconds. 2Cc. Butter Per pound, California ' fresh, extras. 33u.; nrsts 30c; bcc-I onds. 25c: thirds. 20c; pickled. No. j 1. 23 4c; storage California Mra 1 29c. packing No. 1. 21 lie ladltu! uAvras, ;jc. Now cheeso Por nound. Callfomtn flats, fancy, 15c; firsts, He, sec- Jnds, 11: California Ycwnr Amor. lea fnncy, 16 c; firsts, lCc; Eastern Now York Cheddars, fancy, 17o; Ore gon flats, fancy, He; do. Young America, fancy, 16 c; California storage, fancy, flnts, 13c; Oregon flats, fancy, Ho; do. Young Amorl ca, 15c. Fotatoos Per cental, Rivet Whites, (sacks) fancy, 7500c; poor, 5075o; Salinas Ilurbanks, $1.35 1.60; Oregon Ilurbanks, 1.10(tl.25; Early Hebo, (for seed) 11.25 1.30; awqet potatoes, por crate. 11.26 1.60; sacks, fl 1.25. Oalons Per sack, 90c 1. Oranges Por box, Navels, stand ard, 1.262; choice. $202.50; fancy large sizes, higher: Tanger ines, crates. 76c$l; half ornngo boxes. $1.25 1.75. i Holiday Shopping Is Now On in Earnest TODAY Is the Last Business Day Before Christmas Do Your Shopping Early in the day if possible You can't find values at "regular stores" like we offer in every department OUR HOLIDAY GOODS Are marked at the same small margin of profit as all regular linos. There seoms to bo a disposition on tho part of most customers this year to give practical presents ,and we believe it is the sensible thing to do, PORTLAND MARKKTS (Jruln, Flour, Feed, fitc. Portland. Orogon, Decombor 24, Wheat Iiluofltcm, 96 97c; club, 91c, flfo, 90 91c; red Russian, 88c; 40-fold, 91c; valloy, 91c. Dsrley Producers' prices: Feed, $26 per ton; browing, $27. Oats Producers' prices: No. 1 white, $31 t 31.50 per ton. Flour Patents, $6,00 por barrel; rolled barlov $28 29. Hay Timothy, Wlllamotto Val loy. H 65; U-sack graham, $4.40; whole wheat, $4.65; ryo, $5.50. Mlll8tuff8 llran, $26.50 por ton; middlings. S33: nhortii. rmintrv. $30, city. $30; U. S. mill chop, $22; straights, $4.05; exports, $3.70; Val ley, $H por ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $1617; clover, $12; alfalfa, $13; grain bay, $12.50 $13. Vegetables and Fruit. no ono. The police say It Ik prob Fresh Fruits Apples, 60c $1.50 able that the bullot was fired from lox; nonr. $101.26 prr box; grapoi a window. 751b50c per crate; quinces, $1.00 U.25 per In-.: cranberries. S13.B0A ""- ... .- , ItolilHi Station Agent. J? iV05S a 8,,an,l,,n ,0,nfa "1 )CM' Snntnnn nM oi i. i . , I6.508.00 per barrel; hucklebor- bpoknno, Dec. 24. It has Just been rles, 10 :5c per iwund; por sim lonrned that thrco masked bandits In mons, $11.26. cowboy garb hold up and robbod'thei Potatoes Buying prlco, 75 90c: agont at Ilrosvlllo. Wash., on thulper hundred; sweet potatoes, 2 Marcus division of tho Great North- c per pound; onions, $1 per 100 orn railway a few nights ago. The ' pound, storokoopor at' tho samo place was ' Dairy and Country Produce. also robbed of about $100. I . Jl""orClty "on'nory. uxtrns, ?Z?i - JL- " ""-' - K'-STTTS :uc. Bgg- Oregon ranch 40 45c; Kaatern 30 35c por dozen , Poultry Hons, 13c per lb; spring 1213c; rmali, 1314c; mixed, 12 12Uc;, ducks, 1416; geeso 9 10c; turkoys 1617Uc; drossc-l , turkoys, nominal. Cheeso Fancy cream twins, 16c per pound; full cream triplets, 15c; full oream Young America, 16a. Voal Hxtra, 99&c por pound; ordlnnry, 78c; heavy, 6a Pork Fauoy, 7 He per prnuad; larg, 016 07c. llops. Wool, Hides, Htc. Hops TJOS. choice. 7U,J8o; prime. 67e: medium, 6 60 por lb im. 24c; 1906, 11V4o. Wool Hastorn OreHOH, average ')(. 10C He pr Hiund. neoordlng to -htinkaL'; Vally. It 16c. MoNMlr Choiee. lie per pound. I In our Immense stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Furnishing Goods Of all kinds you can certainly find suitable presents for your friends, JnJt (&4Xdhf' Ci re (2.5FJ&.(rysed', rcfei Our Store Will Remain Open This Evening Until 9 O'clock tho droat Northern - o Come Out And Join the Boosters' Band! uhsiht the editors In 1 a.-e. ' patroulzo homo Indus- i t.e prhiter. i I huUcrllte for this pa i uud udvertise lu It. b.ier at our ofTorts '"Jemeut. ju'U order your Job soma outsider, J 11 borrow your neigh ? ' paper to read. "It DON'T TOD? 5raisvii 1 A eczFr5z vi Butter fat 37c Choose, twins 14 15c Poultry. Hens 10c llrollors and fryers -, 10c Turkoys, pound 15c Ducks, pound , , 10c Geese, pound 8c Livestock. Steers (1100 to 1200 lbs.)... .3tfc Steers, under 1000 lbs. . . . .3 3 Vic Cows 23VjC Hogs, fat 6Vic Stock 4c Sheep, wot hers 3c Hwes 2 2 Vic Spring lambs 3 V4c Voal. uoeordlng to ijuallty. . . .67o Retail Market. Flour, per sack $1,25 Knstorn Oregon $1.50 llran, por saok 95c Shorts, per saak $1.35 Wheat, per bu $1.05 Oats, per bu 50c Cheat, por ton SEATTLE TO HAVE ANOTHER RAILROAD Clover, per ton $ 1 3.00 CAPTURED BURGLAR7 AND THEN SAT ON HIM (United Press Leased Wiro.) Soattlo, Dec 24. II. It. Williams proMdont of tho Milwaukee road la Waahlngton has Just returned fron a tour of Inspection of tho Mlhvaukoa lino bolwoou Soattlo and Ilutto. He was gone about a week and comes buck vory ontlnulaiUlc over tho pro gross mado. "Two-thlrds of tho Columbia rlvor brldgo 1a complotod," said Mr. Wll llnins, "and alout 1.000 feet of tho St. Paul tunnel through tho moun talnway Is completed. All together thero Ih not II vo miles of road un built to connect Senttto with Chicago "Tho Milwaukee road will be run ning trnlnn into Soattlo long before July 1, but It will bo ovor a green track, and wo do not proposo to In uugurato a passenger sorvlco until .$15 00 n"r track Is broken In, and wilt af. mm tne greatost eoinrort to travel or." , -o- Hld Dry hldtts. .Vo. 1, 1 Jfl! Q AUpn PROM nPATW uwl; dry kin. No. l. lte hoihmI; aMVtu rnUIYl UtAIH dry emit, 1 pound; SNilwl llWs, 4 oc Hund; iwluil MltekiH. 12 i poNiwi; grttR, 10 i IakiiiI Wholokalo .Market. M'kMl, pr lwiN9l 0',c iaw. per wkmiw Flour, hard what .iU' CONFLICT IN LAWS MAY PREVENT VACCINATION ( United Pross Leasod Wire.) tan hotol at an oarly hour this morn-' ,a,onm' Wtt"' Ueo- 24. The inir. M. n. Itoiul. ..vanuiunrA,! au- Te""a 'xwrd of luoatlon Is In a IHandary In tho matter of the enfor.n wnt of th statw VHMlHaUon law Th board HimU that if the law Is an. formal to tl ltUr sjm all tke Ui.l drm who kv not b wieeaMfully vaosiiwkNl art moIimI1 from !" sckool. It will b vIolailitK anoU. t BY INTELLIGENT DOG "uu " rovW," ' ' 'i"i wary ailMtdtMcw at seltool of all rh I (UnlUd Prast Iasuml Wlr ) - t Armn bw tJi f H and 1? Ana cowl a. MohI.. re. 14. That ' AUtx. Olovor. 7 J rmr old. and ou Tb isw ffrt on January 4. at AhmmmmIu'i swltoat lalMOtlUau. tnd ' ' '"! (t mny r iho Soattlo. Dee. 24. Aftor a falros struggle on tho stairs of tho Manlint ing, M. It. Itoush ovoriHiwored Alnt Myor. whom ho says ho naught lu his room, and sat on him uhIII th m Unu arrlvwd. Myor was lodged Ih tk city Jul! ebju-Kod with bMrgtary. o Join the Boosters' Band and boost! Don't itay home and go to roMtf Keep awake and make a spiel! Put year ihoulder to the wheel I Try to help your town along! Boct it lezd aa4 Wit it strong! Every bedy lend, a hand I Gome ami join the Boosters' Band I i.io - :; --. .mw.-. , Klour. vmlly Jl.it " UM,' to wiy M to the ""'"""'" "'" SMOW l " Mill twi $Hirt $91 (9 " ei turn ug. "" "" wimi uy inmi um- Mill fl.'brH ..'.'.'.'.'.'..... m.Q9 Uur dUf WailMnligr a4)sht "' of tk opMsltbin to Hoe 1908 ro 7SVJ ,ovr Ml hte ea," wlh lf tk an the part of their Hon.' 1907 r ..."'...... .23e d Wtt,,, K uTUiw to u Imb- '' or Wikh Um physicians h - ChittliH bVrk OS ! c toT.c alalng proftrty he arl ,, flt pkjnrtswlly to ubmlt Wool, ajumo ....'.'.".....". 1 1 1 0nt MU. are working BUorily tJw n. Wool, medium ............. !!lIolliUwr n "''ook tbkt night Mllwr.. rh9 flleUK roVtotts ot tl... Mohair ! 18s ' wl10 "a1 MlM P tn his ot, was two tow, w'" 1'roimiit to th sf Hay. eaai,,!..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.,.,.,.''$i2iRiaillwk'Htd Uy th" (IK taigglag at tho tnU t f logUlalHrtt Immedmt Hay! elovft- '.'.'.'.".'. '.'.".'. !!$llt 12 i lHku. Following tka aaliaal.'1' "Um" oonvonlng f tho law PoUs, bushel 40 45c Ml' found Olovor Ivlnir uu,datf kar . .. ----- ..-.. .... . , PUtm. UHnngi on$1.00 Ih laa show a short ways (ram lit ')nloaa. im awt ...; SI 90s oublM. Tho ok! wa' liMta. ti Praaaa. par vwA !VIV4s . tatm war sartoaaly froat-bltu. Cru. Howe's varlsty. I it wot kH for tka dog k would 'b, . . $13 fear frozon to dath iuiit ami rtggi. ,- o Kit 'r.mr Monoy .Vo OimmI ty Ifiiii. tmillit, Daa. 24. Honry Dauer i years old. died suddenly lu tho J lintan holaJ last night a ftw mm t n"1- ot - ' room A QhMk for $15oo was fWK, i0e ,l"""y JtnhJaiwsswslQtt. ,.it r 'S m: :3 i: "19' ?I1 74 I 1 7 I j-'-'"rr'i' w r 1 .