Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, July 05, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti. Hi DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALBM, ORHGON, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1000. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL E. HOFKC Editor and Proprietor Independent Nowipuper Devoted to American Trlnclplc nnd the ITortcmi anil bovelopoment of AH Oregon. rubliihed Brory Evening Kxccpt Srnday, Elem, Ore. SUBSCRIPTION ItATJW. nllr. hT Mnler. wr jcar W.OO Per month Mo i Dally, by mall, per year Weekly, by mall, per vor. 4.00 '.00 Per month &V) Six monthi 60c UNIONjpBEL '& w RICKSHAW BOYS GO ON STRIKE Crowds Gather at Nairobo to See Teddy, But Have to Foot It. United PrM Lraaetl WlrcJ Nairobi, July 5. Nairobi lain tho grip of a rickshaw strike. It started tho very day of Colonel lloonovelt'a arrival, tnd has boon growing more and moro effective wor Blnco, until now every moanB of passenger trans portation In the town In completely tied up. Tho situation la really serious. Tho heat Is such as to render walking practically Impossible for Europeans, thoro n ro no street car tracks, and no cars to run on thorn If thoro wcrf , and homes cannot bo kopt becauso of "horso sickness." As already stated, tho tltno select ed by tho rickshaw boys for tholr walk out was brilliantly opportune Bottlers nro Bwnrmlng Into town from ovory direction to so.- Colonel ItoOBO volt, Kerralt nnd tho threo natural ists who accompanied them, nnd to attend the reception glvon In tholr honor by tho governor. Every rickshaw la town had been engaged fur days In advance becnuso tho government houso Is far up on tho hill abovo Nairobi, nnd It In hot and hard work gottlng to It. Tho strike was nut anununcod un til tho last moment, Thoro was an Instant rush for tho few uvnllnblo car rlagof, Those, which would ordinar ily have commanded but $4 or $5 for tho evening, brought anywhere from $10 to $20. Even nt those rates the HiippIy'waH quickly exhausted. A plcturosmio sight was thuraforo witnessed by (he moonlight of the re ception evening women In ball dro'ses and light shoos perched fn donkey carta nnd market wagons, and mon In drcsB Milts nstrldu dlmluutlvo mules or on sccon-hitiid bicycles, rent ol at exorbitant prices for tho occa sion. Many unfortunates, who could obtain nothing at all, climbed the long, f teop hill, mid dust-covered anil so exhniiRted that they wure nsleop most of tho ovonlng. Tho rickshaw boys' grievance Is a now sot of pollco regulation rooilr lug them to undergo modlcnl exami nations, to comply with certain rc Htrletlons concerning lodgings and food, to obiurvo the trutllc rules and to pay linos for trunBgrosdons of the present regulations. The authorities have sworn never to yield, and, as tho boys can llyo on next to nothing, It Is poutlblo fur thorn to hold out nl most luduflnltoly, so that no end to the struggle Is In sight. Tlln Nairobi rlcl(niiniv Imvit nrn Klkuyus, 16 to 17 years old. Thoy at tho tlmo fonrchlng parties wore out scouring the country for him he was over In tho Sand Hollow coun try, on tho Columbia river, and not until ho reached Qulncy, Friday on, his way back homo, did ho know of tho excltomont that his disappear ance had created. Gable Bays that as soon as ho gets back homo ho will file complaints with Prosecutor Hykor, of Grant county, ngalnBt a numbor of horse man, some of them prominent resi dents of tho Centrnl Washington country, charging them with horso stcnllng, nnd ho promises somo stnrt llng developments when ho makes public tho evidence which he claims to havo against the mon. THE 1909 NUMBER OF "THE CLARION" Disease Germs Cannot harm hoalthy human bodies. Wo cannot havo hoalthy bodlos unless wo havo puro blood, tho kind of blood that Hood's Qarsaparllla makos. This great medicine has nn un equalled, unapproached record for puri fying and enriching tho blood. It cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, general debility, and builds up tho wholo system. Get it today In the unnal liquid form or Id chocolated Ublat form called Sarutabs. THE MARKETS Tho Clarion, tho official paper of the Salem High School, has Just Is sued Its annual number for 1900, Typographically, It Is nent, tho cover Is tasty and tho mechanical work good. Thl, Trfiwfcver, would not en title It to much praise, as that part of tho work Is dono outsldo of tho school. Tho Hternry work, however, Is excellent. Tho short stories well written, nnd showing oxcollcut taste on the part of tho editors In their so Icctlon. Tho pictures of tho senior class tire given, nnd tho descriptions of cncli opIgrnmmntlKCd Into Present Occupation. Aaplrntlon and Farorlto Expression, are bright, good-nnturod and bubbling with humor. Tho school affairs, dobatlng toxins, foot ball and athletics generally aro all well nnd torsoly told. Taken nil In nil tho 1900 CInrlon Is porhaps tho best number of that alwayn excellent school paper, nnd a credit to Its bust ling young editor, IUissell Drooks. It might bo added that tho class poem, by Dello Nlles, In exceptionally good, nnd that by far tho neat est nnd most appropriate thing In the whole Issue Is tho tribute expressed In tho dedicatien: "To PrlnclpnT E. T. Mnrlntto, for four yonrs thoTiost friend Salem's High School has hud, wo dcdlcato thin Issue of tho Clarion." twOre SPREAD i ON TRACK Snn Francisco, July 5. Wheat No. 1 California club, per cental, $2.07 V6 2.12; California. White Milling, $2.16 2.20; Blucstom, 2. 22 16 2.27; off .grades wheat, $1.9002; Reds;, $2. 1002.20. Barley Feed, $1.4001.42; common to fair, $1.37 01.38 ; browing nt Snn Francisco, nominal; Chovnllcr, nominal. Eggs Per dozen, California fresh, Including cases, oxtra, 2G; firsts, 24 seconds, 21 c; thirds, 21c. Butter Per pound, California fresh, oxtras, 26c; first?, 25c, occ onds, 24c; packing, No. 1, 22 c. Now cheese Pound, California flats, fancy, 13 c; firsts. 12 c; sec onds, 12c; California Young America fancy, ice; firsts, 14 c; Eastorn Or egon, loo; do Young America, 15 c. Potatoes Per cental, River Whites fancy, $1.5001.05; Oregon Burbanks $1.G0 01.75; now crop, por cental, $1.2501.50. Onion Rod, por sack, 40050c; Yellow, 85c0$l por contal. Oranges Por box, navels, sizes 80 to 120, $1.7502.25; bIzos 150 to 210, $2.2503; Vnlonclas, $1. 25075c POItTLAND MAUKKTB. Wheat Truck Prices. Blucstom $1,30 Turkoy Rdd $1,18 alloy $1.17 .... Flour. Patonta $6.25 Straights $5.30 Exports 4.70 Vnlloy 5.60 Graham, 1 V. sack 5.60 Wholo wheat 5.30 Hay. Wlllamotto valloy $17020 Eastorn Oregon, fancy ....$20023 Jfnlfa $J.?014 Clover $13 012 Drossd, poultry, lo lb, hlghor. Ducks 14016c Goeso, llvo 10011c Turkcyo 20c Choose. F. C. Twins 16c F. C. Triplets 17 c Young America 17c Mlllstuffs. Bran $26.50 .Middlings $33.00 Shorts, city $29 Chop $24 030 Hollod Barley $30037 Dressed McaU. Hogs, ordinary 8 0 9c Plcnlo 100 Hogs laro 809c Voal. oxtra 8c Bannnas, lb 5 0 6c Potd try. Chickens, mixed 12 013c Springs 16 017c Roosters, old 8 0 9c Broilers 28030c Geese, live 11012c Turkeys l Sc Onts. No. 1 white- $3940 Gray $38039 Eggs. Select Oregon 24 025c Eastorn 15c 20c Butter Fancy 25027c Choice 30c MRS. BENSON" KILLED TURNING ON LIGHT (United Prwa leased Wire.! Hillsboro, Ore, July 6. The si lence of death, Instead of the noisy fireworks that liad been planned for today has filled with gloom tho houso of Edward Benson, a confectioner, whose wlfo was almost Instantly killed last night by an olcctrlc Bhock. Mrs. Benson was turning on an electric light In the rear of her hius band's Ice cream parlor when sho mot her fate. She had grasped the brass part of nn electric lamp, and at the snmo time stepped on a part of the floor that had been made wet by melt ed Ice, thus forming a short circuit. "1 am dying," she screamed, and sank to tho floor. A physician worked over her for an hour, but failed to restore consciousness. The only evi dence of the shock appeared on her hand, the palm of which waB badly burned. When Bho fell she took with her tho electric wiring on tho celling. . o Flvlnc mnchines perfected . will make every town a port. of protective tanns. o What thon Don't Get n Divorce. A western Judge granted a dlvorco on account of ill-temper nnd bad breatn. Dr. King's New Llfo Pills would have prevented It. They euro Constipation, causing bad brsath nnd Liver Troublo the Ill-temper, dispel colds, banish headaches, conquer chills. 25c nt J. C. Perry. TWENTV-FIVE CENTS IS THE PRICE OF PEACE. Tho terrible Itching nnd smarting, Incident to somb skin diseases, Is al most instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Salvo. Price, 25 cents, l'or sulo by all good druggists. - n Chlldron Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CAST(?RIA MMUMHMHMMMMM I t H 1 5PV5W 323 S. COMMERCIAL ST I I I O 8 84-e-KHC-M5-HPg KIWI B-HH-e B rfrM-KB f NOTICE! Nervous People And thote afflict til with heart weaknvM innjr now hnve no fenr of the ilrntnl chnlr IlEAD WHAT MI18. HANLBY 8AYH; I had 10 teeth extracted at the Harvard Dentins' without the lean pain, nnd lilglilj recommend them. MIIS. UANLBV, Frecmont Station. ! Whalebone Plate $10 ' A Great DUcovery. the .Veto VhaUuiu I I'late.. ftblcb la .-o llchtrit find mrnnnnt ct known : doea not corer the roof of the i mouth; bite corn off the cob; guaranteed ! iu jean. 11000 WE CHALLKNGB TUB WOULD, j We will forfeit (1000 to onv rlnritnM' , Institution for the dentlit who can make t plate for 15 ni good bb wo make for 110 lO Year Guarantee Hold Crown, extra heavy fS.un Pull fiet Teeth twhalehonc H. S. V.j..i8.oo Bridge Work, per tooth, bpit gold. .. .ss.nfl White Crowni x4.nn Teetb lte-enimeled a.uu Oo.d rilllnc $1.00 And not exceed ni? 5 nn Heat HlWcr Kllllnc $o.r0 For Sale-Ajveryjchoicejbuilding lot, closejjto heart of city. Suitable for flats or residence. For information see H. A. JOHNSON & CO. MURPHY BLOCK) umit tBift9f8tgiiimiianifin Ft Platinum Kllllnsi .11.00 I VUIM, Voal, u ro pnld olglit riipeo. or a trlllo moro tlinniS.CO monthly, togsthor with tips, averaging u rupeo. or about 32 cents dully. MISSING HORSEMAN SHOWS UP I United I'rrta Letaed Wire.) Honttle, Wash., July C For Ihroo hundred fetit along the tracks of tho Croat Northaru, the body of nn unknown man wus strewn this morn ing, probably by a switch engine. Tho mutilated trunk watt found by a po lice oclller on railroad avonuo. Tho only article i In IiIh possosslou that may servo to Identify him wure a "Kkmo of lull hooks boiiKht In Leavenworth. Wash , and n biiKKaKO check showing that he had loft somo baggage nt Leavenworth t be sent to Seattle. Teetb Cleaned fO.oU I TEHTII bxtj:acii:i) WITHOUT J'.W.V Frcr IVhrri Othtr Work In Onlrrrd Ilr our new ayatem of pulnlcim (lout li try. uaed by ua nlone. our auccesa la due to the blRb-crnde work done by our expert, centlo-1 manly operatora. Harvard Painless Dentists Corner Pari: and Wr.shlngton Sts Over noynl Dakory, Portland, Or. I.trceat and but equlpiied Dvnliil ttl ' llahment In the world; no oflccii lu Lnlttd Statu. Open Sunday, 0 to 1 Dnlly ntl it MONEY LOANED On Real Estate LONG TIME, EASY PAYMENTS Reliable Representatives wanted THE JACKSON LOAN & TRUST CO. Jackson, Miss. Port Worth, Texas ordinary 70 3c heavy Cc j Mutton, fancy 6 7c i Cottago roll lie Breakfast 17V4C31c , llegular short clear, smoked. .14 V4o i Ditto, unsmokod 13 Wc Clear backs, smoked 14 Ho Shoulders lie Potatoes. lluylng prlcos, cwt 1.75gp2! Fresh Frulta. Orangos 2. 25 3.25 i I.omons f 1.75 4 Applos, box , 1.00 , mr 191 tj-1 i U l United Preaa Leaaed Wirt. Colfax, Wash.. July 5. Henry ,,?rjnblo, the mlsslug Finuklln county ' iiorsomnu, who was supposetl to have beeu murdered by horso thlovos, lias roappoared in Colfax, lu company with Cou tablo Hartuug. of Connoll, arranging to redeem tho horses stolen from htm by Dalto Ulackoushlp, a gra'duato of tho xtnto collogo at Pullman, and tho "Montaiin Kid" and sold at Lacrosse and Kndlcott. All the money obtained from thu sale of tho horso was 60cured by tho sheriff, aud this will bo given back to tho mon holding tho animals, and their release demanded. The missing horseman says that CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK J. H, Albert, Pres, E. M. Crolsnn, Vice Pres, Jos, H. Albert, Cashier SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Pays Interest on Savings Accounts Walla Walla. Wash.. July 5 A j man supposed to b (luorge Touchoy, an KuKllhmav, was run ovor nnd I killed by nu O. It. & N. special train 'Mwtvrday. The man had evidently , fallen iinleop on tho track. Tho en gineer saw htm. but thought tho ob 1 U-ct dog. and didn't slnckxm the sptwd of the train. Tho llndlng of a necktie and pieces of llosh on tho front of the engine revonlod the acci dent when the ungluo renohod the roundhouse. An Investigation will be held today. Tho addrossos In tho man's account book wore of Kngllah people. ONLY NINE VICTIMS SO FAR IN PORTLAND! Portland. Or., July IS. Only nine victims of yo'torday's celobratlon of the Fourth of July lu this city, so far as the records show, are today nursing burned fingers nnd faces, ono of them suffering from blood pol'on Ing. It Is expected that this list will bo swotted boforo night, as Independ ence day Is being colebrntvd in rog ular form today. Ouly four of tho victim of Sunday'Bi demonstration aro known to tho health ofllfflcors. They nre: A. It. Allen, suffering from blood poisoning; a torpedo exploded lu his hand, Abo Welnsteln. 10 years old; se verely burned on tho fnco and hands by an exploding bomb. A. Mathos. 2S years old. burned about the face by an uxnlodluc can. ;non ornokor. Frank Mlllor. right hnnd burned by nn exploding cannon cracker. Tho other Ave accidents woro re ported by druggists, who failed to get tho names of tho victims. One of thorn, a man 88 years old. rushed In to a drug store fo- medical treat ment. Two of KTs fingers woro bad ly lacerated by caunon crackors. Throe boy and a young man were the oMier sufferers L&j WELL AND E Observation Car CHERRY FAIR . STpGj if w By Lydia E. Pir.Mu.ni Vegetable Compomitii iiariUtowti. Ky. 1 ".i.m! li uloeiatloii.iiuiolnir.' m. .i .iimij.i- ' " , IUI. . II". . tors ii..il f.:tleil l' h -1p lie, I.dtu ; l'uii: haul's Viht. '1" ( . . p. i Vi fon.ir tu1, '. 1 tV.nl -d to tr i . Itet.niliiv- :,' ..ml iu0c me well tit'il stro c so I'm t leaudoallmymMV work." Mrs. Jo. ri'H Hui.. llatd town. Kv. Another A oiimii t'tired. Christiana, Tenn. " 1 sutlercd from the worst form of female trouble io that at times 1 thought I could not live, and ray nerves were In a dreadful condition. Lydia K. l'inkhum's Vege table Compound cured me, and tmuie me feel like a different woman. Lydi.v K. llnkliam's Vegetable Compound .a worth Its weight in gold to suffering women " Mns. M.wiv Woou.ll.r D. i. If you belong to that countless army of women who suffer from some form of female ills, don't hesitate to try Lydia E. l'lnkhara's Vegetable Com pound, made from roots nnd herbs. For thirty years this famous remedy has been the standard for all forms of female ills, nnd has cured thousands of women who have been troubled with such ailments as displacements, fibroid tumors, ulceration, inflammation, ir legularities, backache, and nervous prostration. If von wnnt sppclnl ntlvlco write furlitonr.lMnkli(un.Lvnn,Mns8, it t two anil alums hclntul. SEEING THE CAPITAL CITY . - An Hour's RideNo Change of Cars Three trips dailyJuly 8, 9, 10, Cars leaves corner of Commercial and State Streets 10 a. m., 2 p. m:, 7:30 p. m. Fare 25c. No stops for passengers after starts Portland Railway Light & Power Company iK J i , T.'W "sUfflSTrl""' jTjl ""