Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 10, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextAIIiY CAPITAL 0VX$A1h 8ALHM, OHJMOK, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 109. a & KN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. IIOFEr., Editor awl Proprietor Independent HSw ipaper Derotod to American Principle and v - the I'rosrOM' and Derelopement ef All Oregon. YfrL J1UV. Pubtlihed Btity KtcuIur Bicopt Sunday, galem, Ore. TrBESpiU SUBSCHTIONRAl)fiS. NVn (Invariably In Advance'.) if '''JJPSXjKi Pally, by carrier, por year ffl.00 Per month Mo OKSTi Dally, by mall, per year- . ft I'cr month 85o A Xtf Weekly, by mall, per vcar. -..'.00 Six rnontht Wo V LEG WAS BROKEN IN STREET CAR COLLISION (United Preia laaed Wire.) Portland, Or., Juno 10. Motorman a. B. Shattuck was fatally lnjurod, two atrcot cars woro partially de molished, and a scoro of paBsongero we're shaken up shortly uftor mid night this morning In a hoad-on col lision between a Union avenue car and ono on the "Woodlawn lino. BhattAick, who was drlvlg a Union ivetlUd car, had beon omployod by tho street car company but a Bhort time, U Is supposed that whoa no saw tho other car coming ho lost his reasoning power, and shot his chargo r.head, instead of reversing tho cur ront. Instantly after tho accident occurred ho was burled under a shower of glass. His leg was broken and It Is thought bis skull was frac tured. o THE LIQUOR PROBLEM BOTHERS STANFORD I United I'rtaa Taaed Wire.! Stanford University, Juno 10 Tho liquor question, causa of tho studont demonstrations and threatened Btrlko a yoar ago that resulted In tho sus pension of a number of Stanford un dergraduates, threatens to break out nnow when tho university opens Its doom for tho fall torm In August. Chnrllo Meyers, purvoyor of liquid refreshment to Stanford studonts for moro than n decado, Is said to hnvo complotcd plans for opening another tiooxo emporium iniuw.iy uuimu Mnyfiold and Mountnlnvlew, half an hour's walk from the campus. By stringent liquor laws Mayors has boon driven successfully out of Mny fiold and Menlo I'nrk, but his stu dent trado In tho punt has boon so lucrative thnt ho has beon said to havo paid $20,000 for tho now re sort that will open with tho collego torm, JIM HILL .WILL TRY TO BEAT MERGER LAW United I'rtaa Iaird Wire. Now York, Juno 10. Hollovlng that ho has at loBt found a wny around tho Shormnn anti-trust law, JnmoB J. Hill Is laying plans today to, morgo nil of his railroads, accord ing to prlvnto ndvlcuH rocelvod hero from St. Paul. Tho Colorado and Southorn, which CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK J, H, Albert, Prqs, E, M, Crolsan, Vico Pros, Jos. H, Albert, Cashier SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Pays Interest on Savings Accounts DYSPEPSIA "IUvlnj taken your wonderful 'Qua rcU' for three months and being entirely cured of stomach catarrh and tlyspepau, I think a word of pralie Is due te Ccaret' for their wondetful compost Uon. I havo taken uumeroua other so called remedies but without avail, and I find that Cascnreta relieve mora In a. day than all the others I have taken would lit a year." James McGune, lo8 Mercer St., Jersey City, N. J. rUasant, Palatable. Poln. Tail Oooi J)o Oood. NvrHlcken.Wean orOrlpa. 0c.Uo.S0c Nawaoldlnbulk. Tbn uiaa tabl.t .tatupod C C C. Guaranteed i to curt) or your motwy back. SIS Nervous People And tboae afflicted with heart WfaiutM imay now bare uo fear of the dental chair. HRAIi WHAT MU8. UANLKYT BAYS I I bad 10 teeth extracted at the llarrard DeattaU' without tho Uait I'alo, and highly irecomraend tliern. MltH. 1IANI.KY, Kreemoot Station. Whalekwe Plato $10 A Great DUcevtty, WJUHwom il'UU, wblcu la kuu IlKbttat and atronceet erf known ; doea not com the root of the mouth t bite com off the cob; guaranteed lo years. $1000 WB CIIAM.KNOB TUW WOULD. We will forfeit $1000 to any charitable loitltotloo far the- dentlit who can make a plat for $10 aa ood si w make for $10, lO Year Guarantee Oold Crown, extra heavy...... ISMH. Full Met Teeth (whalebone & B. W.)., 1H.00 Wrltlse Work, per tooth, beat sold.. . .f.yiwi "White Crowna X J-xV: Teeth He-eaatueled ............ .....JJ.tHi 4Jo.a KIIHb .... 'f.'-po And not exceeding () Heat Bllrer Klllinjpi J??" I'latlnua PlllUm J' Teeth Cleaned ,.,.,.$o.so TBBTU KXTRAOrW. WITUOVT JM.Y Vm W'htn Othtr Work t Ortert By our new arattm of pulaUa deutUtry. oeed bj ns alone. Our eurcf la due to the high-grade work done by our extrt, gvutle mulr operator. Himrd Painless Dentists Corner Park artf WhlBftoa SU Over Itoyal Oakery. Portlaad. Or. Urieat and heatNulnaed DonUl ertab- ttthmeiit In the world; 3 office In UnltM ii t0Pn Sunday, 0 to J. Dally, utH , Hill recently bought from Edwin Hawley, will bo tho noldlng company, according to tho report. This road's charter Is very brond and Its lines do not parallel any of tho other Hill lines. Lawyers havo advised tho magnate that under this schemo tho govornmont cannot successfully com bat tho consolidation of his roads. Tho roads to bo merged with tho Colorado and Southern nro tho Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Chi cago, Burlington and Qulncy. COAL DEALERS FIGHT PRICE COMES DOWN (United l'rtii Lcnicd Wire. Snn Francisco, Juno 10. Austral ian coal was reduced In prlco by wholesalers horo today from $0 to $7.50 a ton, as tho result of a bitter feud which has broken out botweon tho Western Coal Company and tho Pacific Coal Company. Tho latter concern slashed prices todny and it Is understood that re tailers will reduco their rate from $12 to $10. Tho prlco cutting wholesalers ox plnln that they will Btrlvo to stlmu Into tho summer trudo and thnt thoy nro alBo helped In roductng prices by ho fnct that It now costs less to im port coal than horotoforo. NEW ROAD WILL RUN TRAINS FROM SEATTLE (United l'reaa iaed Wlre.l Seattle Wash., Juno 10. On Juno 14 tho first Chicago, Mllwaukco & I'ugot Bound train schociulo win go Into offect, covorlng tho first thrco divisions out of Seattle, Tho sched ule calls only for a doublo train ser vice, a dally pastrcngor, Sunday ex cepted, andn thrlco-a-wook socond class Borvlco, being a combination freight and pnssongor train. It will bo sovornl months boforo anything llko a fast schedulo will bo Inaugurated. MISER HAD $50,000 BURIED INCELLAR (United l'reaa I.cnil Wire. San Francisco, Juno 10. With $50,000 buried in tho collar of his houso, Henry Klssnno, brother of tho Into Iluoben 11. Lloyd, lawyor, lived In a refugee shack until it was torn down by the health authorities. Tho story of Klssano h fortuuo was told by him In court Into yesterday In connection with tho settlement of tho Lloyd estate Klssano, who Is 79 years old, said that ho earned tho money In tho teaming business and that shortly after tho Nro ho hnd his brothor dig up part of tho fortuno and invost it for htm. His claim against tho estate amounts to about $32,000. Klssano doclnrcd thnt he was near ly caught once by tho failure of n bank In which ho had deposited f 10, 000 and that sinco thnt time ho has been his own bankor. Ono sign In Scattlo rcada: "Now you win llko Tnconin." This wlint Josh Ullltnga culled "sarknam." o Notice of Intention to Improve n Portion of Market Street. Nottco la horoby given thnt the Common Council of tho City of Sa loin, Oregon, dooms It expedient to Improvo, nnd proposes to Improve, at tho uxponso' of tho abutting nnd ad jacont proporty, Markot Btreet, In Bald city from tro wost line of Lib erty street to tho wont lino of nroad way street nnd from the cast lino of Drondway street to tho wost lino of Oth street, by grading tho roadway of said portion of eald Btrcot and by placing thereon gravol and cnushod rock and rolling tho Banva with a steam roller, nil to bo douo in accord nnco with t)o plntiB and spoclflca tlons adopted by the Common Coun cil on tho 8th day of Juno, 1909, and, now on fllo In tha ofllco of tho city recorder, and "by doing all things re quired In said plans and spoclflca-J tlons. which show an estimate of the, rosi oi earn improvement, ana aro hereby referred to nnd made a part of this notice. Remonstrances may bo filed In tho manner und within tho time provided by law. Dato of first publication of this not I co Juno 9, 1909. Ily order of tho Common Council. W. A. MOORES. 69-1 It Recorder. Men IVuit Vitty in Imager. Men past luWdlo' llfo have found comfort and rellof In Foley's Kidney Remedy, especially for enlarged pros tato gland, which Is very common among elderly men. L, B. Morris, Dexter, Ky., writes; "Up to a year ago my fathor Buffered, from kidney and bladder trouble and several phy sicians pronounced It enlargement of the prostrate gland, and advised an oporatlon. On account of his ago wo were afraid he could not stand It, and I recommonded Foley's Kidney Romedy, and tho first bottle relieved htm. and after taking tho second bottle he was no longer troubled with this jcomplalpt." J. C. Perry. ' " o " OIlirn Ory FIR FLETCHER'S OASTOR! A SMUGGLED CHINAMEN IN DINING CAR ICE BOX Chicago, Juno 10. That ap Ice box compartmont In Pullman dining cars were convenient and popular re ceptacles for contraband Chinese who wished to enter this country from Mexico wns revealed today by sup plomontary testimony In tho United States district court when Bob Leung, a rich Chinese of El Paso, Texas, and two Mexicans aro on trial charged with violating united States Immi gration laws. The lco box route, however, be came unpopular when ono Chinese was suffocated In a refrlgorator. Al bert Hampton, a cook, who was a witness, described tho smuggling of Chlncso as follews: 1 o lco box In the dining car was four feet long, two and a half feet wldo and eight fcot deep. The closet In the car In which tho llnon wns carried was four and n half feet long, two feet deep and ono and a half fcot wide. Wo carried lots of China men in these two places nil tho way from Et Paso to Chicago. "On ono occasion Stephenson (he Is a railway brakoman who was in dicted for complicity In tho alleged Chinese smuggling gamo) said to mot 'You'll havo to find somo other way of carrying those Chinamen. They won't ride In the lco box any more, ihoy aro afraid since one Of them wns smothorcd to death." -o- Rather a rough commentary on our civilization that whito womon aro too lough for.Ghlneso to llvo with What Stove for Summer? Nothing adds to kitchen conven ience in summer weather like a' New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove. Anything that any stove can do the "New Per fection" will do, nnd dottbetter. Bakes, roasts, boils, toasts; heats the wash water and the sad irons and does it without dissipating its heat through the room to your discomfort. The . NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove differs from other oil stoves in its strong, handsome, useful CABINET TOP with shelf for warming plates and keeping food not. uso nas aropsneivcs on wmcti to rest cottec pot and tea pot, and is equipped with bars for towels. A stove of . convenience, comfort, safety nnd economy. Made in tnrce sizes, sold witn or without Cabinet Top. If not at your dealer's, write ourncarestagency. The R&y& ful to tired eyes a perfect student or family lamp. Brass, nickel plated, hence more durable than other Inmnt. a. If not with nearest agency. STANDARD Oil, COITHA.ISY (lucorporutctl) E. ECKE R LEN Wholesale Family Liquor Store 144 Commercial St. Free Delivery Phone 103 mAWnVlXSXJil!M!jSJfS7S wtiiffiitmaiats)mifttfiiieii ! ;; Mechanics' Tools, Sharpies Separators; !! li Heath and Milligan Paints, Ornwood ;; Spray, Frictionless Metal, Builders' ;; !! Hardware ii ji Salem Hardware Co. jj MTMffM ...T. . . , J JLVJL JTTa. M-t JLi A ACCOUNTS wel1 M large ones are welcome here you need not wait until your business has assumed great proportoins before opening an account. Do so today, Our patrons, regardless of the amount of business H'mig, receive every courtssy in all matters of business intrusted to us, and there is nothing in safe banking we cannot perforrrii We invite checking ac;ounts, issue certificates of de posit and buy and sell foreign exchange, UNITED STATES BALBH. I Local Retail Market. Wheat, por buehol $1.30 Hay, cheat $17 Hay, clover $14.00 Potatoes, .bushel 70 . SO Apples, bushol 501.00 Prunes, per lb 1 .4 Prunes, per lb . 1 & 4 Cranberries, H6wo'b vnrlo- ty, bbl 13.00 Butter and Eggs, Retail. Eggs 25c Creamci y butter 30o Country butter t . . . 25c Flour. Eastern Oregon .' $1.75 Bran, per sack .95 Shorts, por sack $1. 35 1.65 Rolled barley 40.00 Local Wholesale Market. Wheat, bushel $1.1G1.20 Oats, bushel 60c Flour, hard vnont , $0.40 Flour, valley $5.40SG.00 .1111 feed, shorts 33.50 Mill feed, bran 30.00 Hops, 1908 crop .10 Hops, 1907 crop 2 3 Chlttam bark 234 Wool, coarso .18 Wool, medium ,,,,,,, .20 Mohair .23 Colds that hang on weaken tho constitution and develop into con sumption. Foley's Honey and Tar cures persistent coughs that rcfuso to yield to other treatment. Do not ex periment with untried remedies aa delay may resul in your cold set tling on your lungs. J. O. Pory. w zin T A TifJO affords a M-4lJlA' mellow ll'fht thnt is vr'rv rrmlr. your dealer, write our NATIONAL BANK OMMOK. IFSGfiSIORIA mm --MmMm tsrrts. i .limi r .!" i i ALCOHOL 3 PEIt OCNT. AVcgelobtcPrcparallonfcriU' Proraolcs DigeslienJCkfrfiir: ncss awt ncst.toiuoiiis nciuur Ophuu.MorplUnc norMiicraL nur anKVU iiv. jh-frtfeHD&yrzirnvHi Jlilllst Art" JMtfftSJlt- lhrtcoolbAt Usnierdm lfyi.ymiV7imr. rc-A.fiii "$ 'I t1 u,m A perfect Remedy for Consflp a-, U" ? K L. l1"-.-4V lion aour aiuinuui.u ' vVorms ,Convui$loMs.rcwisir f$$ UcssandLOSSOFSLEEP. , irih 1 1 PacS'umlc Sttoature of ' trsa fu k. NEW YORK. ras BKCS1 T?k i rJKwWpM ajsiv ii M unrantccd undcrtlic tWj fci&mUm" Exact Copy of Wrapper. Mr t IsS5 HI simtiaiingincrooflanUKeg MKm ling (lie Stomachs andDcmici Iraaffav m llu NEWPORT FIRMS Dolow nro published tho ndvorttsomonts ot tho lending business houses, hotols, en nip grounds, otc, at Newport. A glanco through them will bo a great help to ono In plnnnlng their summer vacation. J. T. i'OKTEK GOOD THINGS TO EAT The Palace Market and Grocery Porter's Block NEWPORT, .OREGON FREE DELIVERY AT ALL HOURS mu HMmiif wiiitiiiiiinnf if m f f I f flmij; J Anything You Need to Eat at i Smith's Nyebeach X DcllQlcsscn Home Baking 9 1i4iiiffaf f f itc f llllllilltt?fH)l' bayview Rooming House V i ' " i ' ' Ono and ono-half blocks south ot boat landing on Main street t Hojal Restaurant In connection j MRS. O.E. CARTER, Prop. ! I NEWPORT - - ORE. ' iigiTiiii,tniit,H When In Newport, Oregon go to the HOTEL URADSHAAV for furnished rooms, with or without housekeeping privileges. Large kitch en for uso of guests. Located on the main Bldewalk half way between Newport and Nye Beach, look for tho name HOTEL RRAD SHAW on top of house. Finest vlow of tho ocean of any houso In town. Call and look at rooms oeforo secur-i log eisownero. Quests cheerfully waited on by Mrs. Bradshaw, Prop. I tiiifmiji)iisji I Buxton's Grocery All Hoes the best WehantHelletnz's Goods. Next door to Post Office J Newport - Oregoi ror Infants and Children. wtiwwwwpeit'JwuwrwanawwaaMaiMBsM The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the .Signature of Ill Us8 For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA TM OINTAOI, OCXf N. OB OttY, O. U. riHJWITT iIUHllIHt3ill! I "Takitezy" i Tho most bonutlful plnco nt J Nye Reach, Newport, Oregon. ! ! Prlvnto rooms nnd board. i ii Mrs. W. ill. Berry iiaiiiaH3if f t f u iiiiaiaiiiif m ii iThe Grandly jjij j a .- a a t , a um biock norm rrom Doat landing W T "uvueu iu cuuuecuon tor tot ub o( tUe sueats TERMS REASOWAIir.E. ! Mrs. A. D. Shollenburg Newport, Oregon mffimmaunnnunr nmum iiiiii) ;; NEWPORT SODA WORKS, o J ; Wo manufacture and carry I .. a complete lIno of soda water '.' i fountain syrupB and other si- ! : ; phon liquids Havo the beat . . ana latest improved machinery '. and our goods aro known and . j; used for their purity, which ' . . makes them a prime favorite. J ; Wo nro In a position to supply ( , these goods in any quantities ' to the trade and guarantee sat- 1 1 ( ( - .w..w.. a - 1 1 HARDING & CRAJtfER, Props. I ! j Rader Camp Ground ; With foundation and without, i II also furplshed tents, good i . . water and septic tanks. Rates . . ii j ; furnished on application. ; j Nye Creek, Newport, Ore;; A. J, Rader, Proprietor, i W ur-'twr M m.g ifllf )lj jjf m J HrUitff f fiaijj imniiaimiinn.f i MH mmmmm iinniiii m- ..