Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 29, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

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DAILY CAPITAL JOURWAL, SALKM. ORBGO.N, THURSDAY, APIUL 2, 10.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
fc. HOFEH, Editor ad Proprietor
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tie PwfTf ti tHttkrpmeat of AM Orefon.
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THE FULTO.V HI'KEAD.
Undor the above caption the Baker
City Herald, a Bepublloan paper,
says:
"A few uepublloaBs are helding:
lore feasts for ox-Saaator FbIUjd, In
announcing the 'bottle and a bird'
oront newspaper notices stated that
all Jtopublleans who appreciate what
0. "W Fulton had done for Oregon
and nil who wanted to reunite tho
-Bepublloan party of the state were
welcgmo to attend.
"This In really laughable What
has C. W. Fulton done for Orogon?
While senator he kept the party In
turmoil nrnl finally defeated the rugu
larly notnlnnted candidate for United
States senator. Ho made promises to
friends that heseyor kept He caused
eastern Oregon to believe that a new
Judlolal district would be created but
ho did not make good.
"Ho Is a political dliiturber of tho
worst kind; a dangerous man to put
In as a leader, a treacherous man
after he Is a leader, and a man whoso
political promise scorns to have been
worthless.
then why should Republicans of
Oregon rally around Charlie Fulton,
who t absolutely dead Dolltlonllr and
does not seem 10 know It? Wby
should the party Insist on carrying a
man as 'loader who Is a failure
Woll, the party does not. A few
of Fulton's kind are trying In make
n show(ng by giving the repudiated
senator n dinner and making them
selves believe that they represent the
Republican party of Oregon. bHt thero
Is nothing tu It."
MILLION DOLLAR
BLAZE IN CHICAGO
It'HliMt l'rr Umrd VflrH
Chlcngo, April 29. Ono fireman
Is dead, two porsons are missing and
six nro suffering sorlous Injury ni tho
result of n flro which destroyed ele
vator "B" of iho Illinois Central
allroad early today. Tho loss '
cstlmnted nt $1,2C0,000.
Tho flrn wns ono of the most spec
taculnr blazes over seen In Chicago.
It started In tho mldt of a heavy
rnln storm, and the fierce red flames
lapping the sodden sky. which was 11
lutnlnnted nt times by flashes of light
nlnr. wns n wonderful sight A bolt
of lightning Is supposed to hnvn Ig
nited tho building.
At 10 o'olock this morning It wns
considered almost certain that Peter
Cooper, ft ilreman. who wns roported
missing, was dead.
Four hundred nnd nln-ty-nnn thou
sand biiHhels of wheat nnd 500,000
btilh,n)s of corn ware destroyed by tho
fire.
HALF BAKED MAN
SHOOTS SWEETHEART
rt'nltml l'rr l.f.l Wlr.l
Northampton, Mnss.. April 39
Holon Mnrden. n senior at Smith cn.
logo. U dying Imm n bullet wound Is
fllototl by Porter Bmlth. a student at
Dartmouth college, who shot Jind
killed himself after attacking tlin
girl. The double- tragedy occurred
on the flmnnux of tho colloco.
Mystory surrounds tho onso. but It
is reported that Smith was an un-
iiftotjMriu Hitnr for tho girl. Meet
ing M'ss Mnrdeu on tho campus of
tho college at 9 o'clock thl morning.
Smith Rtaad her In conversation.
Aitor oxcnnnging n few words the
young utan drew n revolver and fired
upon tbt girl A ah fell mnrtnlly
wounded he turned the gun upon him
Mir.
Mis Marten's borne la at Sotuar
villa. Mas . nnd Smith )lv at Phi
oKO. -A-
NO MAIL SERVICE
FOR ALASKA
l United I'rrM UuM wircl
Fairbanks. Alaska. April 39.- It U
announced her tmlny that betwsen
500 and 1000 rm4dint of the river
towns of the intwiar are to be with
out man -rvie for four mouths, be
Klnnlnr Mav 31. in nmniniu with
an order said In havo botn ImhM by
tk p4al authorltltM
Tho ownsrs of in rlvsr stMmors
mat imv erre, himII to Rlehard
on. In the IHMHlttrfoot dNtrlet. Wash
burn and StfSehukat. art aalil tn
refuwsl to conthuo tho service at tho
nrujsont rsiwa. An anpeal probably
wit bo imaU to tk postal aHlhor-
Tho lasy farmor la 'nallsed to r
mrt iwiHr as a pretty good wet
nurse, and lot It go nt that.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
J, H. Albert, Pros,
E, M. Croisnn, Vlco Pros,
Jos, H, Albert, Cashlor
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Pays Interest on Savings
Accounts
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THE GARDEN GREW
QUITE CONTRARY
(Called Pre UmA Wire
New York, April 29. "The Chi
cago Mayers," exclaimed Mary Gar
den distressfully, aboard the White
steamer Adriatic, which today Is car
rying her to Europe. "Please do not
ask m tod Icu them. They are
simply too horrid for anything. They
are beneath my notice.
The opera queen had been dlicu?s
Ing her work In America Jnit before
the departure of the vessel yester
day when fie talk drifted to tho
Mayers, who. according to common
report, supplied the star with 120,
000 when cho was straggling on the
lower steps of tho temple of fame. Tt
U Mid that Mis Garden refused to
repay the loan after her first success,
and the Mayers were compelled to
force a return of the money.
Miss Garden incidentally denied
the rumor that she was returning to
Europe to marry.
OPERA COMPANY GETS
A WAD OF MONEY
tt'nlted Vrt tsjifd TVIre.l
N'ew York. April 29. The Met
ropolitan Opera Co . with wh'oh the
lain Jmpresserlo, Helnrlch Conrold,
wna so long Identified, and which
formed to back him when ho took
control of tho Metropolitan opera
house, today stands beseflelnry to
tho amount of $150,000 br Conrcld's
death.
When tho Metropolitan Company'
was formed the directors prudently
took out a Hfo Innuranco policy, and
although Conreld wns not Identified
with tho company for more than a
year before his death, tho promises
were paid when dae. nnd the amount
of the property will be divided among
tho director.
FRENCH SAILORS
HAVE THIRD MUTINY
I t'altnl I'rixM !.! Wire )
Paris, April 29 The third mutluy
within two weeks on a vessel of tho
French navy has stirred tho govern
ment clrolos hero today, and It Is
probable that tho latest outbreak,
that of sailors aboard the battleship
St. I)ul. at Toulon, will bo rigidly
Investigated.
The sailors on tho St. Louis re
fuse to oat the moat provided by tho
mos ofllcem. nnd their protsts were
so subversive of discipline that three ;
if the crow wre placed In Irons. Tho '
romalndsr of the enlisted personnel I
then openly revolted, claiming that1
all should ! pHRUned or homo.
A MAN SO GOOD HE
WILLS00N SPOIL;
I raited l'rr l.nj Wlre.J
l.fM AtlltM. Alirll H Aillrnr
or the new chief or police or this city,
tidward F Dlsbman. who have ao
kaowlmlged his vlitt'on to his new
ottlco by gifts of boxes of cigars,
neckties, stickpins nnd the like, were
nstoundfel today to receive ehwki In
payment for their offers. Accom
panying the cheeks wru polite notes
stating that. In view of the salary
paid for the perrnrmaare of his R1
rial duties, the new cUM must dft-
eliUM In ntaMt hlmilr uJm- oklliiui.
tlons, however slight, to oitlzens of j
iae any.
8ooh aftvr taklatT up th- duties of
sis otUe. nisbman was overwhelmed
WtU a tlood of prsMMts ran King from
boxM tf elsmrs to a wwn mower.
CsJIlag in a board or olUcors. the
eklef soctiriMl an uablaiuHl apral
st of every gift, aad mailed the
donor a chock to cover Its value
Toe ml established by t'hlf Dish
maa Is bllv to be ualaue among
IncuMbvHU f public offlee
o
a'most sure to be contracted, and tn
many Instances pneumonia follows.
I It not better to pin your faith to
an old .ollable preparation llku
Chambei Iain's Cough Keniedy. that
Is fnmous far Its cures of colds aid
can always be dopeaded upon? For
Mlo by all goad druggists.
Sow modern yHng men m
rofttoHt to mR roots' orramU in an
automobile.
U of Pound a Week.
at least. Is what a youug baby ought
to tin'M In weight. Does yoursT H
not there's something wrong with Us
4lostlou. dive It, McGee's Bby
Hililr and It will begin gaining at
oae. Cur stomach and bowel
troubles, aids d gcIon. stops (r)U
rulneas, good for teething babies.
Prtto 25o and 50c. Sold by all deal
ers. Tho sixth Juror has been secured
In the Captuln llalns murder trial at
Flushing. N Y
o jk. m t o ant x . .
jMt, Spr jsjTu"
THE MARKETS
San Francisco. April 29. Wheat
No. 1 California cluo, per cental.
$2.19 6 2.15, California white mill
lag. 12.15 u 2.29. northern bluestem
$2.2S2.3e. off grades wheat, fl.SS
Hi. reds. I2.9S 2.10.
Barley Feed barley, J1.52Vifl
1.626: common to fair, fl.4Sf
1.55. brewing at San Franolsoo.
nominal af. 91.559 1.79; chevalier.
$1.65jpl.72 Vi, according to quality.
Bggs Per dozen, California fresh.
Including eases, extras, 26c; firsts.
24c; seconds, 22c: thirds. 21c
Butter Per pound. California
fresh, extras. 2c; firsts, 23c; sec
onds, 22,.4c.
Xw eneoso Per pound, Califor
nia flats, fancy. MViC; firsts. 15c.
seconds, 12c; California Young Amer
ica, fancy, 16c; firsts. 14 He; eastern
Oregon flats, fancy. lCc; do Young
America, fancy. 16V4c.
Potatoes Per cental. River Whites
fancy. $1 S5 0 2: Salinas Burbanks.
S2.402.47H: do Oregon. $2.15
2 25. new potatoes, lb.. ll&2c:
sweet potatoes, crate. $1.25 01.50.
Onions Per cental, Oregon, 12.35
C2.50; Australian brown. S4&4.2S;
Texas Bermudas, crate, J155?l 65;
new green, box, 25 0 75c
Orangos Per box, navels, sizes 80 to
126. $1-5092; sizes 150 to 126. J2ft
2.50; Tangerines, per box. 75c4J
$1.50.
PORTLAlfD MARKETS.
Wcat Track Prices.
Club 1.20Ib 1.25
Bluestem 1.27fb 1.30
Turkey Red 11. IS
Valley $1.15
.... Floor.
Patents .C05
Straights 0.10
Export? 4.70
Valloy S.30
Graham, 1 sack 5. CO
Wbolo wheat 5.80
Ryo 5.50
Feed .1 3435
Hay.
Willamette val ordinary 1416
Eastern Oregon, fancy.... 17 & 19
Alfalfa UQ 14.50
Clover 11
Cliccoc.
F. C. Twins 17c
F. a Triplets 17 Me
Young America 18c
Cream brick 20c
Swiss block 20c
Llmberger 18 020c
Mlllntuffs.
Bran J2G.50
Middling. 33.00
Shorts, city 28.00 0 30.00
Chop 20.000 25.00
Rolled Barley .... 34.00 0 35.00
Eggs.
Select Orogon 22c2Jc
Eastorn 15c02Oc
Drvskcd Meats.
Hogs, fancy -OVitfMOc
Hogs, ordinary 8 Q 9c
Picnic 10c
Hogs tare 8 0 9c
Veal, extra 10 Vi
Veal, ordinary 8 09c
Veal, boctvy 8c
Mutton, fancy 6 0 7c
Cottage roll lie
Breakfast 17 U 021c
Ileg. short clear, smoked 13c
Ditto, unsmoked 12c
Clear baoks. smoked.... 13c
Shoulders lie
Poultry.
Chlckon. mtxfcd lC.417c
Hobs, fanoy 16017 Wc
Itoosters, old 10011c
Broilers 25c
Drassd. poultry, lc lb. higher.
Dusks 2O022HC
(lees, llvo 10011c
Turkoya 20c
Dross h1 . 20023c
Butter
Kaney 35 029c
Choice 30c
SUre 18020c
Oats.
N. 1 White $40. 00041. 00
Gray 38.00
Potatoes.
Buying prices, per cwt..l.25 01.35
.Sweets, lb 2 4 03c
Prodi Fruits.
Oranges $1.75 01.35
I.emoss $1.5004.00
Grapes, bbl 9,00
lears, box 7501.00
Apple, box 65'2.i0
Bananas, pound O6 0.O5M
Onions, per ewt $1.2501.50
!ao1 IUtnll Market.
Waoat. por bu $1.20
Kasteru Oregn 1.6;
Bran, nor saak .95
Shorts, per saek $1.3501.65
Kollod barloy 40.90
Whoat. per bu $1.0101.10
Imh-aI Wholesale Market.
Wheat. Nr bu,. . $1.05 01.00
Oat', per bu .St
Ploar. hard trLeat... . 5.95
Flour. Valley B.205.40
Mill feed, shorts 33.30 '
Mill feed, brau 30.00
Hep. 1908 orop . 10
Hops. 1907 orop .2IJ3V4
Chlttnm bark SOSHj
Wool. eoan .IS
Wool. Medium .
Mohair .S3
Hay. etmt 13.00 '
Hay. clever 13.00,
PotaUws. buihaj 70.S0
Apalas. bush) 50ftl.0
PrMtf. par lb 1U.4Hi
PrMMt. per lb 1U
CraaborrlM. Hawe's Tarie-
ty. bW 13.01
Butter and Ekk, Befall.
LK 30
Creaaterv butter .
Chea, pound iso
o
HaiuU aud Sore Nipples.
Kedol gives the stomach a chance to
regain Its lost strength and health,
and after a little whllb you need not
take Kodol longer, but take It walls
you do need It and It U falls to bent
fit you your money will be refunded
WANTED TO
WIPE OUT
JNDIANS
DIME NOVELS GET IN
THEIR DEADLY
WORK
raited Pre LetMd Wire.
San Joe. Cal.. Apr,. 29. Three
lads of this city are in the custody
of the potiee at Salinas today, a plan
they evolved to aid the country of
Its remaining Indians having been
frustrated by the authorities.
The boys, who are being held
awaiting the arrival of officers from
this city, are Charies Skuse .George
Honneesffy and John Scbafer.
The three Indian fightors yesterday
appropriated a horse and buggy on
one of the main streets of San Jose,
and after loading the buggy with
firearms and ammunition, drove
across the mountains to Santa Cruz,
37 miles. There they left their ex
hausted horse, round another on Pa
cific avenue and continued to Salinas.
The officers of Santa Cruz, Santa
Clara and Monterey counties were no
tified to search for the missing boys
aad the mountain roads were patroled
all day and far Into the night.
The lads were captured after they
had made a third exchange of horses
They stated that they Intended to
scour the mountains for the redskins
who still arc In hiding there.
Afnny Salym People Have Don So.
When the kidneys are sick they
give unmistakable warnings that
should not bo Ignored. By examining I
tho urine and treating the kidneys
upon th first sign of disorder, many
days of aufforing may be saved. Sick
kidney expel a dark, 111-smelllng
urine full of "brick-dust" sediment
and painful in passage. Sluggish
kidneys cause a dull pain in tho small
of the back, headache, dizzy spells.
t'rod, anguld feelings and frequently
rheumatic twinges.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for tho kid
ntys only; thoy cure sick kidneys. (
and rid the blood of uric poison. If.
you sufter from any or tho nbovo,
ymptoms you can use no better rem-
A.I V I
Salem peoplo rcoommend Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Mrs. Mary Baumgardnor, 4241
Wnter streot. Salem, Or., says: "I I
have found Doan's Kidney Pills to bo'
a remedy of great merit, and I am
pleased to endorro them so that oth
er Mifftrert from kidney complaint
may know how to get relief. I pro
cured Doan's Kidney Plls at Dr. i
Stone's drug store and several mem
bers of our family used them with
the moat gratifying results. I took
Doan's Kldaey Pills mysolf for a
tired, aching back and a dragging
down feeling, catred by disordered
k'dneys. The aeblng and soreness
was removed, the kidneys wore roado
normal, nnd my health beeamo bettor
l every way."
For sale by all dealers. Pr'ce 50M
cent rostar-Mllbura Co., Buffalo. !
New York, sole agents for the United
Statos.
Remember the name Doan's
nnd tako no other.
n i
Tho meanest thing the Young i
Turks did to the Saltan wa to let'
only oloven of his whes retire with
him.
For Kidney trouule, inflammation of
of tho bladdor, rheumatism. anJ
rheumatic pains, get DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladdor Pills. They act prompt
ly and nre sure. Sold by alt drug
gist.. o
Now that Lent is over any man
can act the gentleman without wear
ing a full dress suit.
CASTOR! A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always &Ngit
IVars the
c.- cf Oua-ZTcJ&tt
i.
Make your spring decorating a
pleasure by having your work done
by responsible parties. Let us show
you our new line ot wall hangings.
No old. ahelf-wora antiques, every
roll new and up-to-date. The only
exclusive wall paper and paint
house In the city.
Kennedy & Porter
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keep
medicine
where it will
hour of the. day or night Four generations of
mothers have used
Dr. D. Jayne's
Expectorant
in cases of Croup and Whooping-Cough with splendid
results. It is also recognized as an effective remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Inflammation
of the Lungs or Chest, and affords great relief to
sufferers from Asthma. Your druggist keeps it In
three size bottles, $1.00, 50c. and 25c
Dr. D. Jayne's Sanative Pills are a gentle and
effective laxative for children ; a splendid liver medicine
for adults.
Wo often wonder how any person
can be persuaded Into taking any-
thing but Foley's Honey and Tar ror
coughs, colds and lung trouble. Do
not bo tooled into accepting "own
make" or other substitutes. Tho gon-
ulno contains no harmful drugs and
Play Ball!
Now is the time to get your
outfit. We have a fine line
of Uniforms, Bats, Balls,
Gloves, Masks, Mitts and
Shoes. CALL AND LET US
SHOW YOU.
utA4MixkL Bicvcles
jpmum.T.rwifiivti'Mjm Repaired
Looks Like Hard Wood Coits
Less Wears As Long
No cracks or crevices where duet tftsi
accumulate, no inlays or boards to werk
loose, warmer and more elastic t tte tstfli
than hardwood
RIXDORFER
Parkett Floor Coverm
(IT COMES IN ROUS
is the best and most sanitary floep fiinmlm
for bedrooms, nurseries, dining rooms, libra
ries, billiard rooms, and all good rootat
in the house.
In rolls, 7S inches wide, in beautiful in
laid, natural wood designs; economical,
practically "unwearou table." Easier to
clean than carpets or hardwood floors the
idal floor covering.
Positively the greatest thing ever pro
duced for Iwtels, clubs, hospitals, schools
every kin-i of big building where hard wear
would put anything else literally "out of
business." Great saving as well.
BUREN
Baby's SaRe
a bottle of this reliable
always in the house,
be ready at hand any
Is In a yellow package.
For sale
by J. C. Perry.
' L Adam had a right to think his wire
.J111-" WOman ,n th Wh0,
qe jeuy geta jn a tremble without
being the least bit scared.
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