Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 29, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text..xaw m DAILY CAPITAL. J0UHNA3U, SAAEM, . OREGON, TUESDAY, DEOKMHEH gP, 1008, u rMK 'SSSSSbfL Jgy'""1?! LTY SSk cj u ttKA Royal Baking Powder. tWiUliWWI Comes from Grapes The only baking pow der made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Imitation baking powders aro made from harsh mineral acids and leave in the food unhealthful properties THE MARKETS tebJ aMmmTm GOVERNOR MEAD Colina, ami certain county officials of iaf I uni n nCD iou" w cuuihj, me grunu jury 01 WILL iiULU UVtn San Mateo today Is Investigating with Olympln, Wash., Dec. 29. Dover nor-tolcct Cosgrovo of Washington, will not bo ablo to qualify for ofllcj without returning to the state In a view ito ascertaining if tho nccuso'l officials have been guilty of misconduct. It Is asserted that gambling had which ho was elected. That, in shor t laen carried on openly at tho Nortlt- is uio opinion or Attorney-General err. Road Houso, and thnt certain John D. Atkinson of tho state of county officers havo been bribod to Washington. overlook tho alleged conditions of When the latter was told today I affair. George It. Sneath, foreman that Mrs. Cosgrovo, wife or tho gov- of tho grand Jury, conferred with ornor-olect, had wild that propar.'-1 District Attorney Langdon, of San tlons for tho Inauguration of her Francisco, today regarding tho mat husband at Paso Rob lea woro under ter. way ho Immediately declared that no .- govornor-o'lect can assume offlco out pai icnDMIA TAPII rro of tho state. Atkinson's opinion J0- OttUrUnillA I AbiLti SA FKAN'CISCO MARKETS. San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 29. Wheat tio. 1 California chub, per cental, $1.G7 Vi 1.70; California whlto milling, $1.75 1.80; north ern blucstom, $1.75 1.80; off grades wheat, $1.50 1. CO; Red, $1.6201.67. Barley Food barloy, $1.42 0 1:15; common to fair, $1.351.I0; brewing at San Francisco nominal at $1.45 01.55; Chovnllor, $1.50 01.60 according to quality. Eggs Por dozen, California fresh Including cases, extrns, 43c; IlrstH, 42c; seconds, 37c; thirds, 29c pul lets, select, 35c; California storage, extras, 35c; firsts, 32 c; seconds, 20 c; ISaBtcrn storage extra, 30c; firsts, 28c; second s,26c. Butter Por pound, Cnllfornlti fresh, extrns, 36 c; firsts, 31c; sec onds, 25c; thirds, 20c; pickled, No. 1, 21; ladles extras, 23c. Now choose Per pound, Callforn u flats, fancy, 14 c; firsts, 14c; sec jnds, 11; California Young Amor lea fancy, 16c; firsts, 15 c; Eastern Now York Cheddars, fancy, 17c; Oro gon flats, fancy, 14c; do. Young America fancy, 16c; California storngc, fancy, flats, 13c; Oregon flats, fancy, 14c; do. Young Ameri ca, 15c. Potatoos Por cental, Rlvoi Whites, (sacks) fancy, 75 090c poor, 50 075c; Salinas Bui banks $1.25 01.50; Oregon Burbnnks, $1.1001.25; Early Roso, (for soed) $1.25 01.30; swcot potatoes, por crate, $1,2501.50; sacks, $10 1.25. OnlOnB Por sack, $101.25.' Oranges Por box, Navels, stand ard, $1.2502; choico, $202.50; fancy large sizes, higher; Tanger ines, crates, 75c0$l; half orange boxes, $1.2501.65. TRIED. JO SMUGGLE DYNAMITE IN WALNUTS (United Press Leased Wire,) Butte, Mont., Doc. 29. County Jailer today rovonlod an untq-iio scheme ovolved by Paddy Hodgora to tacape Jail by using dynamite, which he tried to havo smuggled to him la Hngllsh. Walnuts. HoJgoro was yoatordny BontenciMl to the penitentiary for burglary While ho watt In tho county Jail waiting to bo sentenced ho wrote a letter to "Tom," presumably hltf brother, asking him to send him a quantity or English walnuts, and to pack some with dynamite and rimes I'he letter fill Into tho hands of tho jailer, but who not used In court against the prisoner. navaTTbattle'in" A RESTAURANT, (United Press Leased Wire.) Richmond, Cal., Dec. 29. Becaico ho uphold tho honor of tho American navy ISrlc Lonnholm, a Jewish res taurant cook, Ib at a local hospital today suffering from wounds inflicted by Louis Schlappacassc, an Italian dl hwasher, who admired England's ii.. ' vr.v Wabbly and Weak Versus Solid and Strong. i" ?r SUPERIORITY fredorld b..iuunor nii ,..., ..uU1( mm 9 cHlirlt 3 lncldes with thnt of former Unit -d States Senator Ceorgo Turner. Ho says that ho thinks Cosgrovo will be ablo to return to the state any time within four yuan, the period for which ho was elected, and qualify, hut until such time Governor Mead will continue to lorve. ( t MRS. MORRIS KILLED BY NINE-YEAR-OLD SON (United Press Leased Wire.) Corvallls, Or., Doc. 29. News of a tragedy In which Mrs. J. O. Morris, mother of a large family, was acci dentally shot and killed by her 9-yoar-old son nt tholr home, north of thl city, was brought to Corvalltn today. The father or tho lad, returning Sunday ft om a hunting trip, laid li'u loaded gun on n able In tho home Young MorrlH picked It up, after hi father hnd left tho room, and, point ing It nt his mother, pulled tho trig ger. Mrs. Morris received the full ehnrgo in tho right log, and bled to death In a few minutes. ANOTHER CASE OF BRIBING OFFICERS Redwood City, Cal , Dec 29 -Unofficial charges of giving and rocolv Ing bribes of money having been mndo against tho proprietors of tho Northern Road House, a gathering ' one of tho officers fired nnd Vernon plnco of tho sporting fraternity, at fell In his tracks. JAPANESE PROBLEM (United Press Leased Wlro.) Sncramonto, Cal., Dec. 29. Sever al bills directed at tho Japaneso resi dents of California aro in process of preparation today for presentation to the assembly on tho opouing of tho stn-ti legislature. Assemblyman Grove L. Johnson Is nrepntlug n bill designed to prohib't Japnneee from becoming directors in corporations. As a majority of tho Jupanoo llrnis or tho state are cor porations, this would tend to disrupt their business. As omblymnn Dmv, or Frosno, Is working on a bill designed to pre vent Japaneso from ncqulring or own Ing land In nny manner. It Is. uni dthnt Johnson Is preparing n bill to prohibit Jnpnnoso from at tending public schools, niuL to em powor municipal authorities with tho right o soggrogate Japanese In cor ta'n portion of cities. Tho monsuro will avoid tho claim that it Is uncon stitutional by roforrlng to tho Jap nneeo a "undesirable cltlzons." - it Killed Because Ilo Ran, (United Press Leased Wlro.) Butte, Mont., Dec. 29. Bocaiuo he attempted to 03cnpo from two city dt oct Ives aftor he had beon ar rested on a charge or holding up' ,i street enr, Lawrence Vernon lies dead today. Whon ho started to nu 3 ( Nvn N SSEIr i T3ir IllllSJ W'r wm k' iviWMWW... iavu " ..m -y I :)) 'K,tf vvvviv Mmmxzmr v$ t mmmr ASlngla4,GAV" Vertical Letter File Section occupies only two square feet. In it you can file fifteen thouiand yes, thousand Utters with answers attached. It costs $22.00inselcctedquartcredoak. Any other filing system of equal capacity would cost from $35.00 to $50.00, and occupy twice the space, i nus you save money on the cabinet and money on the rent. You also save money on the clerk hire. It takes less time for a clerk to find a letter by this method of filing, because the letter and reply are in the same folder when he finds one he finds the ether: he looks in one filace Instead of two. The Globe-Vernickc Vertical File has a patented drop , ront. This loosens the pressure so one can turn over the upper edgestf the let ters like the pages of a beak. These Vertical Files arc made for BUI, Letter, Report and Cap size papers. Sold strictly on a commercial and not a "system" basis. The most complete Mine of vertical filing cabinets, and high-grade business and office furniture in this city is in our own salesroom. We carry the goods in stock. BUREIN & HAMILTON POItTLANI) MAIUCETS Grain, Flour, Feed. tc. Portlnnd, Oregon. December 29. Wheat Blucstom, 96 097c; club, 91c; flfo, 90 091c; red Russian. 88c; 40-fold, 01c; valloy, 91c. Barloy Producers' prices: Feed, $26 por ton; browing, ?27. . Onto Producors' prices: No. 1 whlto, $31031.60 por ton. 1'iour ratonts, $d.uo por uarroi; rollod barlov $28 029. Hay Timothy, Wlllamotto Val ley; $4.65; -sack graham, $-1.-10; wholo wheat, $4.65; ryo, $5.50. MlllBtuffs Bran, $26.50 por ton; middlings, $33; shorts, country $30; city, $30; U. S. mill chop, $22; jtrnlglus, $4.05; exports, $3.70; Val loy, $14 por ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $16 017; clover, $12; alfalfa, $13; grain hay, $t2.50df $13. Vegetables and Fruit. Fresh Fruits Apples, 60c$1.50 box; pears, $101.25 pr box; grnpos 75IbC0c por crato; quinces, $1,000 1.25 por box; cranberries, $13,50 0 14 por bbl.; Spanish Malaga grapes, $6.500 8.00 per bnrrel: hucklebor rios, 10015c por pound; per Sim mons, $101.25. Potatoos Buying prlco, 75 0 90c: per hundrod; swcot potatoos, 2T 2 Vic pur pound; onions, $1 por 100 pounds. Dairy and Country Produce. Buttor City cronmory, extrns. 36 037c; fancy outsldo cronmory, 32 035c por pound; storo, 1 7 Z 20c. Bggo Oregon ranch 40045;; Eastern 300 35c por dozen , Poultry IIoti3, 13c per lb; spring 12013c; mall, 13014c; mixed, 12 121ic;, ducks, 14015; geese 9 10c; turkeys 16017c; dressed turkeys, nominal. Cheese Fancy cream twins, 15c por pound; full croam triplets, 16c; full, cream Young America, 16c. Veal Extra, 9 09o por pound! ordlnnry, 7 08c; hoavy, 5c. Pork Fancy, 7c por pound; largo, 6 07c. Hops, Wool, Hides, Etc. Hops 1908, choico. 7TJSc: prime, 607c; modtum, 50 6c por lb 1907, 204c; 1906, 101c. Wool Eastern Oregon, average bojt, 10011c por pound, according to shrinkage; Valley, 15 016c. Mohair- Choico. 1 8c nor nomul. Hides Dry hides. No. 1. 13015c pound; dry kip, No. 1, 13c pound; dry calfi 16c peund: salted hide. 6 w 8c pound; salted calfsklu, 12tfj 13c pound; green, lc less. shl3 or war, and who Is a sufferer, from gashes In both arms. Tho men, fought a bloody knife duel in n rc3-j tnuraut ycatoruay afternoon, ami charges of aasanilt nnd attempt to murder aro pending against each. Ionnholm was frightfully slushed about the face, and had his left ear almost entirely sovorcd. His oppo nent suffered severe wounds on tho arms. o SILVERT0N HIGH BEATS SALEM HIGH In the first of tho series of gamos played In tho High School Baskotball League, played in Y. M. C. A. gym nnslMin last night, SUvcrton high won from Snlcm high by n scoro of 32 to 27. In tho first half SUvcrton easily otttcla.'scd tho homo team by tho star playing of Edison, Wolcott and Brooks, who repeatedly 'throw ban- kotB over tho Salem boys Tho llrot hair ended with a 22 to 13 neoro. In the second half Srlom, with a change In tholr Jlnoup, 'allied, and secured a good many baskets from tho field. Many Touls woro made on both side?, nnd a point was tecurod from nearly every foul, thus running the score up qulto high. Tho lineups woro as follews: Salem. SUvcrton ICay It F Brooks itobqrts L F Wolcott Mills C Edl-on Richardson It (1 Stoolhnmnur H. Brooks L G Reynolds Rcforoo, Buffo. Uhiplro, .Touch. Tlmokeopor, Porklns and Amoc. Tlmo of hrlvtw, 20 minutes. Tho S'lverton team will play In Al hi'iiy tonight. o - IMIkM IIHIIIII Ml HI II " ffih p? In Local AVholehulo Market. Wheat, por lKishel 90 090c Oats, per bushel 45c Flour, hard whont $5.00 Flour, valloy $4.25 Mill feed, shorts $33.50 Mill feed, bran $31.00 Hops, 1908 crop 70S Vi llous, 1907 crop 2 0 3c Chlttlm bnrk 3 0 5 Wool, conrso . . . . 13c Wool, medium 15c Mohair .... 18c liny, cheat $12 0 13 Hay. clqvor $11 81 Potatoes, bushel 40045c Apples, bushel 5Oc0$l.OO Onions, por cwt 85 90c Prunos. por pound 1 V4 0 4 Vfec Crnnborrlos, Howe's variety, bbl $13.00 Butter and Fggs. Eggs , 40c Butter, creamery , 40c ojk.mwcsxt.x Dears tl ?lha KiniS Hare Alwars BoutJ CASTRO'S ADHERENTS FIGHT GOMEZ' FORCES fl'nltcd Press l.'ed Wire ) ' Port of Spain, Trinidad, Dec. 29. Nowh of nn ougngoineut nt Maciiro botwoen nrmod ndhorots or tho de posed Presiduut Clprinno Castro nnd .officers or tho now Venezuelan pros- (lent, J. Vlucento (iomez, in which 20 mon were killed and 50 Woro wounded, and brought hero today by tho Venezuelan gunboat Miranda. The war vobsoI carrying officers to supplant Castro's appointees at Mucuro arrived thoro yesterday. It was discovered that General Torres had gathered 500 men who reslstod the landing or the newly appointed officers. The Miranda put back to Port of Spain to commuuicato with Gomez' cabinet at Caracas. Many Venezue lans horo havo volunteered to o wl'li tho Miranda to Macuro and tight Torres. Flwt Kilters HimI Sea. (United Press Loosed Wlro.) London, Doc. 29. Tho Amerlcnn battleship lleot, according to reports received horo today, passed Porln at noon uud entored the Red Sea. The lleot b bended for Suoz, and Is sched uled to reach thoro on January 3. If tho rolchstag pnssos Uio new tux bill, ovory stein of boor a Gorman dtink8 will help pay for a now bat-tlPfhtp. uw ths ,? im Ma toj n i Ai,as wm Water can't rise nbovo Its level. Nor can a community rlso above the level of its citizenship. If tho citizens are lukdwnrtn, -limp nnd Inzy, the town will be wlshy wnshy, wabbly nnd weak. If the citizens have VERTEBRA, VIM AND VIGOR, the town will bo rubstantlnl. solid ami strong. Let'H all brnce up and mnko this yrn of ou:h n plnco of. energy, ambl- n !'' rutprprlso. , o Brief NcWN Notes. Mark Twain got an elephant for a Christmas present. He expected a real live ono that was promised him, and arranged to take unro or it, but the ono ho got was made or pnpur-mnlchc. lllprir n. ? u,.rmnny,,hl. "turion county . ; " '"'low, told a rl m'UU lH' fllllt vB "l.,nhlojhi.l h" "r Boon , L,? "'''"'nmrtofEf Benuralli .., '. .,h4iy "mi , . ,:- r.l0th, country have o J n"i Bt value of grouTn70ac' H 1"0 orchards, otl:' Provnlonce of moih. an.h 1lft ,lkll, ' matter tnorU!01 ' alio imrlni .i , - mi . W orcharding n , '- I'H to this time 11,1,1 "'"rltnln.il. -"ducted on ZS1 family use and retailing k' "'" Hh AmeC J5 "Pldes as SltzcnhQrg, nil' Northern Hpy aro "5 over thoro. wlm.n 8 lMMt such Kiiioiifjnn vn,...... re.V oiiBteln, VhliePearDlD,rit Totofsky and Cox Orange PiS loud In W,prtblor-, he Willamette valley can tZ' bcBl apples In tho world, foul, the future ot this Brcit Mllt. j" wonders in storo, and ut iw. suits depend largely upon cW Hon and commercial flnej. h,; wuiuu wiui cnaracterhtlc Cbkj pride that lr he could hand m $ uiubu uuxub or rod or yellow beav iii-M ui a in einppior ho would not fa jtate to pay n InrgP shed gold (!' for It. In fnci he Is of Ihe o.!n that our own peoplo utterly Tail t' 1 appreciate our most magnificent ij. piom, iih won iih other frulU,ollkli he has seen sjilendld speclmeu. Gi Tommy Ilurna cIiiIiiih tho police , predicts vast fortunes for tki idtt ttarttk " I (i fl iiititnl tf tr liiliir'iiiv It It It. . v u(r "w(u luiiiiuiiuvit tu iiiiiu iuiu in inn fight with Johnson, and says hodind tho negro going whon the fight was stopped.' A work train on tlio Snaku ri'vor j title njiplij growers of the Willing valley within the next decadc-DiDf uupuai Jourmil, Nov 21, 1S01 lino was ditched seven miles east of Sunko River Junction, Monday even ing nnd four of tho crow and u clvl engineer named G. D. Mounell were injured. All will recover. TJio Chinese government Is trying to hpnow money to dovolp tho Can-ton-Hankow railroad. Consul May He Killed. Now Ilavon, Conn., Dec. 29. Friends hero have received no word from Dr. Aruthur Cheney, o fYiile. class of 1889, American consul at Mosslua. It Is feared that he may havo boon killed. o- A blind Ilea with six teeth and thnt 1b a polo vaultor hosJdoc, Is tho lat t discovery of tho bugologlsts. It-wna round on rats examined for' plague, and it must havo been a plaguo on tho rats. o Sutltrnnd not are far and away tho most useful mnterlals for elnborato coBtumcH this season. Automobllo volls havo two-inch borders, Homotlmos spangled with gold or silver pnillottes. V- eryhodgs s&gazine is printed for folks who want to keep up to date on big things, and who don't want to be bored to death while they're at it. So its chinks are filled with good stories, good sentiment, and good humor. Read the publishers' tulk this month, and you'll jce just where we stand, LOOK FOR THE PATCHWORK COVER FOR SALK HY ALL NKWS-DUALKRS. Matrimonial CntccliUia. What Is innrrlago? Marriage Is an Institution r ck" Diinii. n h do hoiiio peoplo new minjl, i flfifitl litin Mtrti An nn IiaIIar I. Jf"t vorce. a Whon a man thinks serloulrv marriage, what happens' I He remains single. Should a man marry n girl for ki inonov? V. Ill,, tin oliMiil.l nn, Ia li.a Ia 5 w. mil in- nullum nut it ut(H nn old maid JiiHt because she's rki; When a girl refers to a 'sidcouw ship, what doos she incaa She iiiwinu thut tho man got ir.;; Is nu euKngement lis good u fj' marrlHge? It's hotter. In selecting a husband thy tot a girl prefer a fat man HecHiiM a fat man finds It twin stoop to Hiiythlng low When asking papa, howshogUt young limn act He should face papa, manfollrai novor give him a chanco athlslitt. When the minister says, "Do jw take this woman for better or fet worso?" what does ho mean The bridegroom's people coatw; It one way, and tho bride's fanllfts terpret it another It Is very til -i When n ninn says ho can nuifl his wife, what does he mean' Ho means h" can makoberdouh thing she v.ints to Whon a child Is smart and good, whoso family is it due To Its mother's, ' Whon a child Is ba dandstup!d, whoso family Is It duo? l Wo refuse to answer , Is It possible for n married bub bo a fool without knowing It Not If hU wife U a" im( ProsbytfrlHii i Buttons on fur coats are of W mm clniniCli'r H8 tliOS? Ud uJi vdlvot and silk w.i o- "T l k. ti t' - t:c . JlA ftU 7 . - " 'Tn rv:- y 47&&L ' Tha Kind ( Mrt,"W! IF YOU NEED THESE GOODS We have the best and lowest prices. 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