Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 08, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAIi JOURNAL, SAL, OHTOOH, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, iOOO. 1 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. HOFEn, Editor ud Proprietor IudepncJent Neiwpiiper Derotod to American rrlnclplos and the t'roftroM And Dorelopemont of All Oregon. Published Brory Bvenlng Except Sunday, CMem, Ore. SUBSCRIPTION BATMS. (InvtiUblr In Advance.) Daily, by carrier, per year KS.CO Per month .0o Dally, by mall, per year- iM rer month 85o Weekly, by mall, per yew............-.. 1.00 Six months 60c prTft- ORDINANCE COMMITTEE ORDERED TO PRODUCE RESTAURANT ORDINANCE Thoro wnH a largo attendance nt tho meeting of tha city council last night to hear whnt would bo dono with tho ordinance permitting some thing besides pink tea, buttermilk or xhlnoral water to bo acrvod with monls nt Bnlotn hotels nnd restnur nnfo. In n llttlo lull In tho proceedings Mr. Hofor staled that tho commlttoo on ordinances wns required under tho rules to report nil ordinances at tuo next meeting, nnd this ordlnnnco hnd been held up for n month or moro to tho dotrlinent of business IntorcBta of tho city. If pcoplo could not got what thoy wanted In tho way of milder bovornges ut hotels nnd restaurants they would go to Portland nnd cities whoro thoy could got It. Tho hotol project launched In this JOHNSON TO MEET KAUFMAN HAS SIGNED ART ICLES FOR 20 ROUND GO- United Prus l.cninl Wire. Snn Francisco, Juno 8. Articles of agreement for a 20-round fight In this city between Jnck JohnHon and Al Kaufman, signed by Charles J. Hnrvey for tho Cnllfornlnn nnd by Johnson hlnmolf, do not meet with tho unqualified approval of Promotor Coffroth and Dllly Dolnney, Kauf man's manager. A copy of tho arti cles nrrlvod horo hvlo yesterdny and Coffroth and Dolnney Immediately wont Into executive session, with tho result that an effort will bo made to porHiiiidu Johnson to extend tho en gagement to 45 ronuds, Johnson canned to bo Incorporated In the agreement an nrtlulo providing tlmt If the fight wau pulled off In California It should be limited to 20 rounds. In any othor plnco tho glont dingo announced his willingness to fight to a ..iiIhIi. In view of tho fact that if thlH elty doeH not secure tho bout It probably would go to Us Angeles, tho fight fans see In this artlclo an expulsion of Johnson's firm Intention not to endanger his IntirolH by a long fight with Kaufman. It Is conceded generally that Al would have but little chance In a 20-round affair, but his wonderful strength and gamonoss undoubtedly would make him a daugorous oppon ent for Johnson over the long route. Tho nrtlaluR that have been signed by Johnson and Harvey did not sot a definite day for tho content but suggests a day In Soptomber Tho winner Is to have 05 por cent of tho fighters' share of the gato receipts nnd tho losor 3o Tho referee Is not named. fiuinmtnninii; jjBLY'S THEATRE;; Home of Polite Vmidctllle, JAOK-HBARDH. A singing end dancing act with speclni okH'trlcnl effect see ncr TUB WHE13LKR8 In their famous "Cat Duet " A laugh from start to finish Kxtra good songs and the best of motion pictures on the Dlyscopo. lfl Wllf if ! unfmfmwfr OLIVER TWIST i Ono of Charles Dickons' fa mous plays reproduced on mo tion pictures. MAK1NO TAMBOURINES This Is a vory Instructive pic ture. Thro other subjocts comedy, drama and educational TONIGHT ONLY AT THE STAR Entire, ckango of program Tomorrow. 4iiif miwi i city n month ago undor favornblo auspices had been put on cold Btor ago on account of tho present condi tion of things. Restaurants that for merly did n good business woro of fered for sale. Prlvato citizens had to carry bottlod beer In their grips when thoy entered a Salem restau rant and havo It served surreptitious ly. It was morally wrong to- drlvo pcoplo to saloons who proforred to tnko their boverages with meals with their friends and families, which was a decent custom among civilized pco plo. Mr. Hofor moved thnt tho city re corder notify tho commlttoo on ordi nances that under tho rules of tho ciiy council thoy bo required to re port tho bill nt tho noxt mooting. Carried. STREET MEETINGS KEPT UP THIS WEEK Thoro will bo street meetings all this woofc nt tho corner of State and Commercial streets by Drs. Mclnturff nnd Comer. Tho conversions havo run up to 138, and Intorost Is In creasing. Thoro will bo an auto parado this ovonlng. Ono of tho converts lost night was a man who had boon a sheriff for 1C years and on top 6i tlTat Is now In tho real es tato business, and had boon drinking vory hard", had not boon sober for threo months. Thoro Is hopo for all. Everybody como out to tho meetings. Thoao who havo heard Johnson at Albany nil agroo that Dr. Mclnturff Is n far moro eloquont man, and an ablor logician. It Mclnturff hnd stayed- with tho Methodists would linvo been made a bishop bofor. this tlmo, but mj was of an lndopondont typo that cannot bo confined to any ono denomination. EACH THOUGHT THE OTHER WAS THIEF San Mateo, Cal Juno 8. C. A. Klrkbrldo, Cnrnoglo librarian of this city, and Policeman John J. Frlol to day are nursing many painful brulsou fin a rosult of u midnight struggle In tho library bul-alng. Doth men wore secreted in the building to watch for thlovoH who havo been ac tive for the post week nnd neither know of the other's prosonco. About midnight, Frlol, who was hidden In (ho bnsomont, hoard somo ono moving among tho shelves over head. Slipping quietly Into the li brary room ho bogan a search for the Intruder. Klrkbrldo", hoartng tho sleuth on his trail, believed him to bo tho burglnr and maneuvered for a bettor position. For fifteen min utes the- officer nnd tho librarian stalked each othor about tho building between rows of book shelvos and around tables. Thinking to outwit the thief. Klrkbrldo slipped behind a huge American flag that was draped on the wall. Seeing tho swaying folds of tho banner Frlol crept up, and pushing tho .ag aside, pounced upon his victim. The struggle that followed was short but furious, when Frlol had pinioned his prisoner to tho floor ho turned on a light, nnd mutual recog nition followed. Neither man was hurt serlousl). TWILIGHT LEAGUERS PLAY BALL BOOKKEEPERS WIN BY SCORE OF 14 TO 2 The Twilight league mado n good start last night If piling up scores counts for much, the Bookkeepers defeating tlio Professionals by a score of 14 to 2. The parado Inst night was strictly on tho order of metropolitan base ball openings, tho bnll players being escorted to tho Willamette field In automobiles with pomp and cere mony. After tho grounds woro rench cd and 12 buzz wagons took n few turns around tho half-mile track en closing tho diamond, tho mighty leaguers, nenrly all "Cnsoys," too, ar ranged themselves In orderly stylo about tho diamond nnd Infield. Tho rnco for Ieaguo honors wns started by dovornor Donson, who pitched tho first ball, which was caugiu, that is, vory nenrly, by Mayor Ilodgers. Tho first ball thrown over by tho governor evidently had an offlclnl twist, as tho bill played Its string out within about threo feet of tho rubber and fell to tho ground; tho noxt ono, however, went high nnd Mayor Ilodgers, tho sturdy backstop, got it on tho meat hand. An an nouncement wns then irindo to tho effect thnt n ponnnnt was to bo given by tho governor to tho winning team of tho season, which will bo a great Inducement to tho teams In tho race. Tho Professionals certainly havo collected a graceful, If not n hnnd somo bunch of bnlllsts. On tho first sack could bo scon a tall, thin gen tlemnn known as "Dee" Rlggs nttlred In handsome brown offlclnl Ieaguo basoball togs, ttnd his Illy white right incased In a young sleeping bag. At second stands tho pitcher's terror, "Hill" Evans, with sleeves nbovo his elbows showing two knotted nnd corded arms which nro so helpful In rnlslng Cain with tho pitcher nnd tho scoro book. At shortstop thoro Is sta tioned a figure clothed In green. This green object Is tho source of much worrlment to tho wlley pinch hitter or It covors acres of ground In fine stylo nnd has an arm attachment which shoots tho ball to first to beat tho dlcltens. This might bo Oto John son or Fielder Jones but It's not; something cntlroly now, Mr. Hunt, of tho Spauldlng Logging Company. Tho balance of tho nlno men nre nil well known In sporting circles, especially through tho 1909 guide books, thoy being skiff, tnnt Is tho big doctor; Leo Davis, young graduate of Nick Altrockj Thomas Clark, formerly a member of tho Detroit champs; Roy Phillips, better known as Carter Phillips, tho ground-covering Holder formerly playing with tno Cleveland Americans, nnd Mr. Hanlon, also n former Detroit Holder. Pretty good bunch, eh? Now thoso bookeoplng bnll play ers who so unmercifully licked tho Professionals, hare an array of ball kickers also. Behind tho lnrgo stick Frank Rhodes, that young lightning rod who played several games with as many tenms Maurice Hunt In tho box, with n reputation for tho cactus curve; Ira Hamilton over on first, a second Bill Kennedy; Snm Morris' double, Tracy, nt second (Chot Is some six fee- high); Roily South wlck, n ground coverer when scared, on third, nnd In tne outfield was George Skiff, Van Patten nnd George Wcntworth. Gardeners nre as senrco as hen's teeth, especially good ones, but the Bookkeepers luivo n smart collection who cut up somothlng nwful out there In tho back grounds, Waldo Miller umpired tho gtmo with tho best of satisfaction, although ho had a hnlr-ralslng job of it owing to the fast (?) playing. o PORTLAND MARKETS. Wheat Track Price. Ciub $1.20 niuostom $1.27 01.30 Turkoy Rod $1.18 Vnlley 1.17 .... Flour. Patents $6.25 Straights $5 5.40 Exports 4.70 Vnfloy ,... G.G0 Graham, 1 V. sack 6.60 Wbolo wheat 5.80 liny. Wlllnmotto valloy ordinary. $14 0 1C Eastern Oregon, fancyi... $18020 tlfalfa $U014 Clover $13012 Cbeeso. F. C. Twins 174c F. C. Triplets 17 &c Young America lXc Cream brick 20c Swiss block 20c Llmborgor 18020o Mlllstnffs. Dran $25020 Middlings $31.50 Shorts, city $20 Cbo p , $20036 Rolled Dnrloy $3G037 Eggs. Select Oregon 24 025a Enstorn 16c02Qc Summer Rates East DURING THE SEASON 1000 via tho SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. FROM SALEM To OMAHA and return ;- $61,65 To KANSAS CITY and return $61,65 To ST, LOUIS and return $69,15 To CHICAGO and retur, $74,15 and to other prlnclpnl cities In tho East, Middle West and South. Correspondingly low faros. 6N SALE JUNE 2, 3; JULY 2, .1; AUGUST 11, 12 To DENVER-and return $56,65 On Sale May 17, July 1, August 11 Going transit limit 10 days' from dato of salo, final return limit October 31st. Thcso tlckota prcsont somo vory attractlvo features in tho way of stopover privileges and cholco of routes; theroby enabling passen gers to maka sldo trips to many Interesting points on route. Routing on tho return trip through California may bo had at a slight advance over tho rates quoted. Full particulars, sloeplng car reservations and tickets will bo fur nished by tiny Southern Pacific local ngont, or WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. OOK06' 'b3oh 0 Do 10c 8(29o .80 Xouoj Dressed Meats. Hogs, ordinary 8 Picnic Hogs lare Veal, extra Veal, ordinary 7 3c Veal, heavy Co Mutton, fancy 6 0 7c Cottngo roll lie Breakfast 17)4 0210 Regular short clear, smoked. .14 Vic Ditto, unsmoked 13 c Clear backs, smoked 14 c Shoulders lie Batter. ' Fancy 25 027c Cholco 30c Storo 18c OnU. No. 1 whlto $39040 Gray $38 039 Potatoc. Buying prices, cwt $1.7502 I 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE jyjnjra TnADC Marks Designs CopvniQHTa Ac Anrone lending a tkctcA and rfMcrlntlnn mar qwcklr ueortnlii pur ophilon frao whutlicr an liiTenllnn pronanir pnitumni, ctimrniinirit. tlormlrlcllf ronndentUI. HANDBOOK on t'nlrnla oni ireo. uiuwk agency loriocunntr.I'aiQMia. Taunt taken through Mann X Co. rcctlr tpl4ln(l, without charge, lulbs Scientific fliitericaii A handtomelr lllnnlratiul nklf. Ijirent dr. million of W17 clcntldo lonrnnl 1 ernu, i ri fnuriuontbj, L Bold Ly all nawsrfealora. HUNN & Go ioro.dw,r. New York Uranch Offlc. (33 V fit- WublDvlon, 1. C. If tho railroad men toll tho truth about tho Seattlo fair, they will do moro than tho Incompetent running tho publicity department ot that Institution hav over done. liornl Retail Market. Wheat, por bushel $1.35 Hay, cheat $10.50 Hay, clover $14.00 Potatoos, bushel 700.80 Applos, bushel 6001.00 Prunes, por lb 1U0.4U Prunes, per lb 1 Vi 4 Cranberries, Howo'i varlo- ty, bbl 13.00 Hutter and Kgg, ItetaJl. Hggs , 25c Creamery butter 30a Country butter 25c Flour. Rastern Oregon $1.75 Bran, por sack . .95 Bhorts, per sack $1.3501.53 Rolled barley 40.00 Local VhoIesaIo Mhrket. Wheat, bushel $1.15 Oats, bushot 55057c Flour, hard wheat $6.40 Flour, valley $5.4006.00 mil leeu. snorts. , , Mill feed. bran... Hops, 1908 crop.. Hops. 1907 crop. Chlttara bark . , . . Wool, coareo . , . Wool, medium , . Vohnlr 33.30 30.00 .10 .S03U .3f3H .18 .20 .23 Mr a3aa3S403D0H STUDY THE ABOVE MAP I1LOOMKHS ADDITION to tho Olty of Newport, Oregon, Is now on tho market for tho first time. Tho tract Is located about halt way between .s'yo Creek and Newport, and conslstaof somo 30 lots, on tno rising ground directly nbovo tho ocean. Each lot Is but a few stops from the beach and a commands a vlow of tho ocean or surf for miles north and south. To the north can bo seen Jump Off Joo and tno Ynqulna Head Light. To tho touth tho entrance to Ynqulna Day and tho Llfesavlng Stntlon. The property Is about a five-minute walk from the boat landing In Newport. It Is reached by a now six-foot board walk, which runs In a straight lino from the Ocean House Hotol In a northwest direction to the lots. This Is now tno most popular walk In Newport on account of its beautiful surroundings and magnificent view of tho Pacific when tho oud Is reached at lU,OOMKR'S ADDITION. Horo before tho observer tho ocean and tho Leach stretch for miles and miles. A WORD ABOUT YAQUINA BAY You could not find n moro Interesting location to spend your summer than around this beautiful bay, which 1 conceded by thoea who know, to bo tho most beautiful summer resort, NATURALLY, of any on tho Pacific coast, barring none. Hunting and fishing are unexcelled, and tho many places ot Interest close to Newport, such as tho Lighthouse, Otter Rock, Seal Rocks, etc., make It an ideal place to own a summer home. NOW LOOK AT THE MAP You will seo that IILOOMEll'S AD D1TIOX Is right on the ocean, and yot has the great advantage of being closo to the bay and town, with no steep hills to climb to reach It, Tho beach In front of the property Is good for bathing and the gathering of rock oysters. Mr. Bloomer has already built two beautiful cottages on these lota for his own personal use. Mr. Bloomo Is a Seattlo man, and Intends to make this tho most popular addition to Newport. FOR SALE BY MEYER & BELLK, DERBY & WILLSON, II. A. JOHNSON. FERGUSON & FISHER. BEOHTEL & MINTOW Fur lunhtrlnforinntlon enquire at - ' CAPITAL JOURNAL OFFICE jaiE!?wfliitaMifar'-t" j&xt s "?""'"'