THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
U. JIOPKIt. Kd, and Prop. ,
Indeiwiidcnt Newijpef Paroled U American frlnulple nd
the l'rore and Oerelopemcnt of All Oregon.
I'ublUhod Krorjr Uvenlut Kxccpt 8unly,
HUIIHGIUPTION RATES.
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UNIONLABEL
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PORTLAND RAILWAY
PRESIDENT ARRESTED
(United I'roHs Lensod Wlro.)
Cleveland, 0.t Jnn. G.Coorgo
!l ward, who soys ho Is n brnkomnn
liom Portland, Or., nlln Jn u coll to
day wondering what might hnvo hap
l' mud If ho hadn't boon nabbed by
i ho pollco yofltordny after hu mado
t dotormlnpd nttompt to pump
Cleveland full of holos with IiIh trus
ty rovolvor.
Vcrompnnlod by n friend, Howard,
wit" ndtulttud lator that ha had been
(1 inking, Blurted In by holding up
i ule wagon and getting an armful of
I h, with which thoy bombarded
pusstagara, The two then broke Into
the Y. At. 0. A. building, A half doz
on railroad men woro eating break
fant. Hoarders and pretty waitresses
ran screaming into tho street iih tlio
HliotH reHoitnded through tho build
ing. Howard nnd IiIh companion then
Htoppcd n Rtreet cur and drovo tho
crow and paRHongorH to cover with a
olloy. Thoy next raided a coal of
llco, whom thoy overturned booliH,
throw Ink on tho floor, and drovo tho
i lorkfl out.
Howard'n companion cucaped.
PORTLAND HAD"ANOTHER
' MURDER LAST NIGHT
(United Press Loasod Wlro.)
Portland, Or., Jan. 0. Oidom
Kd wards, 34 years old, roalUed for
the first tlrno this morning after he
hud recovered from tho effects of
liquor that ho In uccuecd of murder;
that ho entered a rooming house Intit
eight nnd ultot Thomas F. Jallllard,
the properletor, dead because he
(Hid not t the BMomndotaloDn be
Mvarda west ta the room I ne
aeuae, aeeeaspaaled by a young mii
ive; the m of Q. OaadBlll. They
lWMrre4 ttrougk the hallway, no
rding to Mm. Jalllard's story, and
MplalHed loudly whea amlgned (
room that did not suit their ruicy
Am Jalllard nan ordering tkrm from
the place Kdwnrdn In alleged to have
turned and ahot the proprietor dead.
Caudll lie a?o under arrastu.
wouId LIMITRACE meets
to fourteen days
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(United Press Leased "Wlro)
Ilutto, Mont., Jnn. 0. -Hulto'n oil
Uona todny aro backing a movomont
to rid tho city of xw rooms, nnd to
prohibit any horso niro meeting if of
longer duration that 14 day.
A committor compiled of tho Mor
chant1 Association will clrculato for
algnaturea n petition to be presented
to tho statu legislature at Helena.
Tho M)tltlon nnkH tho logUlaturo to
paaa legislation that will supprewi
pool rooms entirely.
' n-
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
FREIGHT CARS ARE IDLE
ChloHKO. Jan. 6 Itallioad mon
today are figuring m pr.viiiae f
low accruing In their line through
tho elunin of the iMoeut proprlt
boom that began nflr tho option of
Tnft nnd Sherman. Arthur Halo,
chairman of tho oar ofllcleiiry uw
mltteo of tho American lUHwny Aa-
It Tastes Good and
Creates Sti'ength
Wol
the famous cod liver and
iron medicine, without oil.
Vinol is muck totter tkn
cod liver eil nd mulsln,
because, while it ctntaiis all
the medicinal value they tie,
it disagrees with m win.
As a body builder and
strength creator fr old
people, delicate children,
lifter sickness, and for stub
born coughs and colds Vinol
is UMqualcd.
G. W, PUTNAM CO.
PAfLT
Slem, Ore.
1'cr month
Per month
Hlx inonthi
uoolatlon, declared that at loast 200,
000 cars were Idlo throughout tho
country. The los to tho compnnl
followed tho oxpenso of propurlng
thoso earn for buslnoM that did not
matorlallzo.
Tho roads have oxponjded thou
sands of dollarn In anticipation of a
volumo of business that would croate
a car famine. Already there In talk
in railroad circles of a pool of froight
enrs, but tho roadit nro holding off
until tho last possslblo moment from
this sacrifice
A strango part of tho prosperity
Bin in p Ib that, while froight trutllc Is
at low ebb, tho posBciigor uuslncss Is
satisfactory.
UNCLE JOE IS BIGGER
THAN THE BG TREES
(Unltcd Press Loaned Wlro.)
WnHhlngton, Jan. 0. HoproHontn
tlvo Knglobrlght of California, today
Ih conaldorlng tho advisability of
calling to his aid Sonutor Flint In an
ondoavor to perBiiado Speaker Can
non to call up tho Calaveras big
tree matter which has piiRsod tho
Donate and nwalta action in tho
house.
Cannon wan Interviewed by Knglo
brlght but maintained IiIh iiHiial nttl
tudo toward forest legislation and
tho Callfornlan received little on
courngemont. There Ih apparently
no reason why the bill should not bo
panned except Undo Joe,
Tortured On u Home.
"For ten yearn couldn't ride a
borne without being In torture from
piles,' writes L. H. Napier, of Rug
Ires, Ky., "when ull doctors and
other remedies fulled, Iluuklon's Ar
nica Salvo cured me." Infallible
for Piles, Uurnn, fluids, Cuts, Dolls,
FiTor-8r-8, Rcarma, Salt rttmim,
Corns. 2Ec. Ouarautead by J. C,
Prry,
en't Take the Ilisk.
Wken you have a bad caugh or
eld do not let it drag along until it
becomes chronic bronchitis, or de
velops Into un uttnek of pneumonia,
but give It tho attention It dceorTca
aud tot rid of It. Take Chamber
lain's Cough Homed? and you aro
uro of prompt relief. From a siurM
beginning the nale and use of this
preparation has extended to all parta
of tho United States nnd to many
foreign countries. Its ninny remark
ablo cures of coughs and colds hnvo
won for it this wide reputation nnd
extensive uso. Sold by Dr. Btono's'
drug More.
The Uitchon itiuao Is not ver
largo or imposing, hut It Is thu inuui
Important romplonumt to tho emtio
and sheep range.
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Tako DoWltt'a Kidney and Uladdsr
Pills. They are for wook back, liauk-
neho, rhoumatlu pains and all kldiwy
aud bladder trouble. Soothing an 5
unthHtptlo. Itogulnr alio SOo. So.t.
by all druggists.
o
Tho mon who try to hldo tketr
light aro few, while thooo who wok
to shlno In tho light of otlmrs aro
many.
Kannfttly'8 Lnxativu cough Syrup
tate) nearly as good nn maple sugnr.
It hm tho cold by gantly moving
tha bowola, and nt the same time it
U soothing for throat Irritation,
thereby stopping tho ouugh. Sold by
all druggists.
A tmpmt In u UwHt Is a fumlliar
phonomonon; but only those who
Uvo In tho oyolouo bolt nro permitted
to observe a teapot In a tempest.
A Cutv for MlHry.
"I have found n euro for the mis
ery malaria poison produces," says
R. M. James, of lxtuullon, 8. C, "It's
called Electric lUtters. and cornea In
SO cent bottles. It breaks up a oaso
of chills or a bilious attack In al
most no tlrno; and It puts yellow
Jaundice clean out of commission."
Thta great tonlo medicine aud blood
purifier givea quick relief In all
itomach. liver and kidney complaints
and the misery of Umo back. Sold
under guarantee at J. O. Perry's
CAWAL JOURNAL, iAMM. 0B8G05, WKDXKHDAY, JANUARY 0, IPO"
THE MARKETS
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
San Francisco, Cal., Jnn. 6.
Wheat No. 1 California club, per
cental, $1.67 & 01.70; Callfornlo
whlfo mllllnir. $1.75 1.80; north
ern bluestom, $1.76 1.80; off
grades wheat, 81,5001.00; Red,
$1.G2V4 01.07.
Uarlay Feed barloy, $1.42 V4
1:46; common to fair, $1.3501.40;
brewing at San Frnnclsco nominal at
$1.4501.55; Chovallor, $1.5001.60
according to quality.
Nggfl Per dozen, California fresh,
Including casos, oxtrns, 45c; firsts,
14c; Boconds, 40c; thirds, 30c; pul-
letH selucCtd, 39c; Bnstern Btorage
oxtrns, 33c; flrstB, 31c; seconds, 29c.
Uuttor Por pound, California
fresh, extras, 34c; firsts, 32c; bcc
onds, 27c;;' -Htorago, California ex
trns, 304c; Indies, extras, 23c
Now cheese por pound, Callfor
nlo, Hats, fancy, firsts, 134c; sec
onds, HV4c; California Young
America fancy, 16c; II rats, 15V4c;
Eastern Now York Cheddars, fancy,
17c; Oregon llatH, fnncy, 14c;' do.
Young Amorlca, funcy, 16c; Cali
fornia storugo fancy flats, 13c; Or-
ogon flnts, fancy, 14c; do Young
Amorlca, 15c.
Potatoes Por contal, Rlvoi
Whites, ( sacks) 60 075c; do, per
contal, 75c01$; Salinas llurbanks,
$1.2501.45; Oregon llurbanks, $1
01.15; IJarly Roso, (for seed) $1.25
01.30; Bweot potatoes, per crate
$1.2501.50, extra fancy at $1.75;
do Backs, $101,25,
Onions Per snok, $1.25 01.35.
Oranges Por box, Nnvols, stand
ard, $1.2502; choice, $202.50;
Tangerines, half orange boxes, $10
1.50.
PORTLAND MAHKKTH
Now. choose Por pound, California
llatH, fancy, 14 Mc; flrstB, 14c; sec
onds, ll'i: California Young Amer
ica fnncy, lGc; firsts, 15lc; Bnstern
storugo, fnncy, flats, 13c; Orogon
straignta, 4.06; oxporta, ta.70; Vat
nraln, Monr, Fred, cCtc.
Portland, Oregon, January 1.
Wkeal Dluestem. 987o;club,
?30 per ton; brewing, 917.
Oats Producers' prises: Ne. 1
88c; 40-fold, lc; valley, lie.
Rarley Producers' prices: red,
relied baric 118 8.
rioar rateats, ft. 01 par barrel;
wklte, I181.B par ta.
flay Tlwatky, Winaatette Val-
ley; 4.0t; U-ok grahaaa, 84.41;
ley, $14 par tea; Maatern Orecen
tlnethy, 111017; elerer, $18;
alfalfa, $18; grain kay, $13,600
$1.
MIIUtBKi Braa, $86. SO aer Ua;
I
mlddllnga, $88; akorts, aenntry, i
lie; fe, BO 0 81c; red RuMtan,
$80; city, $80; U. S. mill oaop, $ia,
New Tork Cheddars, fanef, IT; Ore
go a fata, fancy, 14c; de. Teang
America fnncy, 16o; California
wholo wheat, $4.; rye, $5. B0.
VeetMee and Fmlt.
Fresh Fruits Apples, 60c(p$1.50
box; pearo, $HM.35 pir box; grapdi
761b50c per crate; quinces, $1.00 O"
1.26 per box; cranberries, $13,500
14 per bbl.; Spanish Malaga grapes,
$6.50J8.00 per barrel; huckleber
ries, 10Q 15o per pound; per Sim
mons, $101-25.
Potntoo Ruylug price, 75 90c;
per hundred; swuot potatoes, 2 ft
tViQ per pound; onions, $1 per 100
omuls.
Dairy and Country Produce.
Uuttor City orenmory, extras.
460 37c; fancy outsldo creamery,
t2MG35c por pound; store, 170
20c,
l-'sgs Oregon ranch 40O5w;
Castorn 30 ft 3Je por dozen .
Poultry -Hen. 13o per lb; spring
18913c; rmall, 13ft 14c; mlxod, 12
UlSHo;, ducks, HfflfiH,; geoso 0
iflOc; turkey KOlTo; droseod
turkeys. no'tttml
Cheao Faaey cream twlas, lGr
per pound, full ere in triplet. 15c.
full oroam Young Aiiioiio. lie.
Voal Hxtro. 90V6o por pound,
ordinary. 70 So; heavy, So.
Pork Faaey. 7 He nr pouud;
largo, C OTo.
Hops. Wool. Hides. Rte.
Ilntw 1I0S. cholee. TmfSc.
rlme. titjTe; medium. SOOo jmt lb
190T. 2j4c; lt)0C. 10 1 Vic.
Wool -Hasteru Orogon, average
best. 10 Olio per pound, according
to shrlnkaeo; Valloy, ISO He.
Mohair- Choice. ISo por pound
Hides Dry hides, No. 1. 13W15
peund: dry kip. No. 1, He pouud
dry cult, I tic pound; salted hldtw. r
U'oc pounu; twit tea cninKtn,
l3o pound; greon, 1c less.
12
Local Wholesale Market.
WLeat, per bMshol 90 Q DSe
Outs, per bushel 46c
Flour, hard wheat $5.0(1
Flour, valley $4.21
Mill feed, shorts $33.50
Mill food, bran $30.00
Hops, 190S crop 708V
Hops, 1907 crop 2tf3c
Chlttlm bark a f P
Wool, coarse 13c
Wool, medium 15-
Mohair 1 1
Hay, oheat $130U
Hav. clover $11012
Potatoes, bushel 40 45c
Apples, bushel 50c$l.Q0
The Mission
Of those corpuscle In your blood
that have been called "Little
Soldiers," Is to fight for you
against the disease germs that
constantly endangor your health.
These corpuscles are made
healthy and strong by the use of
Hood's Sarsaparllla.
This medicine is a combination of
more than 20 different remedial ngenta
in proportions nnd by a process known
only to ourselves and it has for thirty
years been constantly provingita worth.
No substitute, none "jUBt-aa-good."
Onions, per cwt ... 85090c
Prunos, per pound l4044c
Cranberries, Howo's vnrloty,
bbl $13.00
Muter and Kgg, Hetull.
Kire 40c
Uuttor, creamery 40c
Country buttor 35c
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Notice to Contractor.
Notice Is hereby glvon thnt'soaled
bids will bo opened at the regular
meeting of tho common council of
Salem, Oregon, to bo hold January
I U 1 nftfl ... it... I i,tr.int..n. f lt I
Liberty street with Wnrrcn UroB.' Ul
tullthlc water-proof pavement be
tween the north property lino of
State street and tho south property
lino of Court stroot In said city, ox
copt the spaco botween tho rails,
one foot outside tho rails of tho
street railway track of the Portland
Itnllway, Light & Power Company,
whoro the snme extends along said
portion of Bald stroot. Said Improvo
inont to bo made In accordnnco with
tho plans and specifications now on.
fllo in tho office of tho city recorder.
Tho city of Salem roscrves. tho
right to roject any and all bids.
Ily ordor of tho common council.
V. A. MOOItES,
l-(l-lt dly City Hecordor.
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BASEBALL MAGNATES
PREPARING FOR PLAY
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Cincinnati. O., Jnn. 6. J. Cal Bw
lng, president of the Pacific Const
League, through whoso etiorts mo
organization was raised to a closss AA
designation by tho National Com
mission yestcrJny, Is today preparing
to outline to his fellow magnates of
tho West tho enlarged prlvllegos con
ferred on tho longuo by tho change.
' Tho double A classification cnrrles
with It tho power horotoforo exer
cised only by the major longuen, oi
drafting players from clase organiza
tions. This will moan tho strength
ening of the Pacific Coast toams in
Portland, San Frnnclsco, Oakland
and Los Angtlos, nnd in any other
city which may bo added to the
loague.
The leaguo will govern its own In
ternal nffalr, and will continue on
a similar footing with tho Eastern
lengup and American Association.
SHE LOVED HIM LONG;
HE LOVED BUT LITTLE
(United- Press Leased Wlro.)
Uolllnghnm Wash. Jan. 6. C. T.
Pless, local grain dealer and tho tnll
est man in tho atnto of Washington,
standing soven feet, Is being sought
by tho pollco on complaint of his wlfo
who declares her htiBband loft hor
penniless and seriously ill, Hi9 prcs
enco Is also required to Btralghtcn
cit n flnnnclnl tangle resulting from
tho fnlluro o ftho company In which
he was Interested.
Sees Mother flrow Voting.
"It would bo hard to overstate tho
wonderful chnngo in my mother
since slio began to tiso Electric Hit
ters," wrltoH Mtb. W. L. Ollpntrlck
of Danforth, Mo. "Although past 70
she seems ronlly to bo growing
young ngatn. Slio Buffered untold
misery from dyspepsln for 20 years.
At Inst slio could neither ent, drink
nor sleep, Doctors gavo her up and
all remedies failed till Electric Bit
ters worked ouch wonders for her
health." They invigorate all vital
organs, cure Liver and Kidney
troubles, Induce sleep, Impart
strength and appetite. Oaly SOc at
J. C. Perry'a drug atere.
WANTED!
YOUR NAME IN OUR
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
THE PACIFIC TELE
PHONE Sl tele
graph CO. will is
sue a directory about
Jan. 20, 1 909. Please
mail changes to this
office not later than
Jan. lO, 1909 : : :
WHY? Borrow your
neighbor's telephone
when you can get one
of your own. You
need one .and the
rates are low : : : :
Apply at the man
ager's office, 170 N.
Liberty Street : : :
3d
Kodol For
Indigestion
Our Guarantee Coupon
If, after mine a It.oo botllo of Kodol, you
can honeitlr i7 It hat not benefited you. ne
wilt refund jour money. Try Kodol today on
thll fuarantee. Fill out and sign the follow
Inr. preient It to the dealer at the time of
purchaia. If It f alia to latUfy you return the
bottle to tha dealer from whom yoo bcusibt It,
and will ic(a4 joar ttoo.
Town
State
Sim here-
Cut'I'hliOut-
Digests WhatYouEal
And Makes tho Stomach Sweet
K. C. DeWITT 0 CO.. Chicago. III.
sold nv ALT. DKALEnS.
THE JUDGE HELD
THE WNNNNG HAND
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Knlama, Wash., Jan. O.-r-Matt
Gaasch and Joseph Stock must servo
from ono to three yonra in tho pen
itentiary nt Walla Wnlla becauso of
a poker game.
Tho two mon woro sontoncod by
Judge McCredlo yestordny nftor n
witness testified thnt ho had played
in dno of tho games. Tho pollco
nro now seoklng n shoomakcr who
cashed In chips nmounting to S50.
Life 100,000 VetirH Ago.
Scientists have found In a envo In
Switzerland bones or mon, who lived
100,000 years ago, when llfo wob In
constant danger from wild boasts.
Today tho danger, as shown by A.
W'. Drown of Alcxnndor, Me., Is largo
ly from deadly dlseaso. "If It had not
boon for Dr. King's Now Discovory,
which cured mo, I could not hnvo
lived," ho writes, "suffering ns I did
from n sovoro lung.troublo and stub
born cough.' To euro Soro Lungs,
Colds, obstlnnto Coughs, nnd pre
vent Pneumonia, Its tho best mcdl
clno on earth. GOc and $1.00. Guar
anteed by J. C. Perry. Trial bottle
froo.
O Jk, Jet V O aft. X .A.
fw r Kiasl fu HinAlaara litrtf
OMfirtirt
f
ki3j4,
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drug store.