Daily capital journal., July 08, 1909, Image 7

DAILY OAFITAIi JOlJltWAIi, SAXKfe, ORBGON, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1909.
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Look At This
For Snlo A first class rooming and 'joaiolng house prop
sltlon tit Newport, Oregon. Two Louses and furnishings nnd
lotB will bo sold for less than the coBt of the houses. Tho
bnlldlngB nre four yenrs old nnd furnished complete. Tho
own.r Is n non-resldont and needs tho money. Look Into
this ns a speculation.
LEE WILLIAMS
Newport, Ore. Inquire at Journal Office
NEWPORT FIRMS
Bolow arc published tho ndvcrtlsomonts of tho leading business
houses, hotels, camp grounds, otc., nt Newport. A glanco through
them will bo n great holp to ono in planting their summer vacation.
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T. PORTER
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
The Palace Market and Grocery
Porter's Block
NEWPORT, OREGON
FREE DELIVERY AT ALL HOURS
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X Anything You Need to tat aij
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Smith's
Nyebeach
Home Baking!
rinltrnlnccnn
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FURNISHED
ROOMS:::::
One block north from boat InmltnR
Lnrcc kitchen la connection for tlio
uc of the eUMti .
TERMS REASONABLE.
Mrs. A. D. Shollenburg I
Newport, Oregon
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NEWPORT SODA WORKS, n
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Wo mnnufacturo and carry i
n comploto lino of soda wntor J
fountain syrups and othor si- ..
phon liquid Havo tho best J
ana latest Improved machinery , ,
nnd our goods nro known nnd ..
used for tholr purity, which
makes thorn a prlrao favorite. , ,
Wo aro In n position to supply
those goods In any quantities
to tho trade and guarauteo sat- i
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HARDING & CRAMER, Props. . .
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I Rader Camp Ground ; ;
; With foundation and without, i
t also furnished tents, good 1 1
water and septic tanks. Rates . .
furnished on application. j j
Nye Creek, Newport, Ore-;
A. J. Rader, Proprietor, i!
when In Newport, Oregon
Kb to tho HOTEL 11RADSHAW for
ZTrnlehori rnniTlR. With Or Without
ISbusekeeplng prlvhoges. Large kltch-
.. . .ba rf Riiaofa
a iui uoo ui bu. ,,.,.
llnmtoil nn th rnnln sidewalk hall
ISn hniuDAn Knvnnrt anil Nve Beach.
fseok for the name HOTEL HRA1-',
gUAW on top of house. Finest view
t the ocean of any house In town.
an ana loot ui ruumo liui "-
r okAwhuw nuests cneenuuy
sited on by Mrs. Bradshaw, Prop.'
rnnvAT.n norsE Private board-
line and lodging; moderate rates;
home cooking, modern conven-
iiences, electric lights. Located at
Nye Beach. Newport, Or- " a.
McDonald, Prop.
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Tho most beautiful plnco nt
J Nye IJonch, Newport. Oregon.
Private rooms nnd board.
J jlrs ty, Berry
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bayview
lj Rooming House j
One nnd ono-hnlf blocks south
of bont landing on Main street
Royal Restaurant In connection ' J
MRS. O.E.CARTER, Prop.
NEWPORT - - ORE,
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leat marKet i
Ed Blocker & .Sou.
Fresh nnd Salt Moats. Fish, X
Oysters, etc.
Special choice mutton nnd veal X
always on hand.
The only exclusive' market In
Newport.
Buxton's Grocery
All lines the best
WehandlelleJnz's
Goods. Next door
to Post Office
I Newport - Oregon i
Tt to mi iiwi
The
i; Irvin House
"' Near the Orinii, at Nye Reach,
Newport, Oregon.
OUR SPECIALTIES: Airy
' Rooms, Comfortable Reds, and
! ! Good Things to Eat.
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!! Rate $10 to $12 per Week X
iniixirmmtt
TWO FOOLS WADED IN
AND COME OUT ONE
l United l'rcss Leaned Wire.
Shasta Retreat. Cnl., July 8. Wnd
lng to tholr wnlstn In tho chill watorB
of the Sncramento river lato yeBtor
day, Miss Violet Pert, daughter of rt
promlnont Colorado Springs fnmily.
and W. N Lynch, of Frultvnlo, Col.,
joined hands and stood for a moment
In the rushing current.
Two minutes later Mr. and Mrs
Lynch climbed dripping nnd shlvor-
Ing from the water. A Methodist
minister, high and dry on the bank,
hnd pronounced the words that mado
them man and wife.
Neither of tho couplo would toll
the reason for mnklng tho bosom of
the Sncramonto their hymeninl altar.
but Mrs. Lynch, ns she hastily don
nod n warm cloak, remarked that tho
coming year of married llfo had lit
tle chnnce of oqttnllng tho rigors, of
the fow moments necessary for tho
ceremony.
FELL IN CAULDRON
OF BOILING ASPHALT
(fnltrd Press I.rnnoiT Wlre.1
Snn Francisco, July 8. Ills flosh
literally boiled from his bonos, when
ho fell Into a vat of boiling nphnlt-
um. Adolph Johnson, a lnboror, died
nt midnight nt the Centrnl Emergen
cy Hospital.
Johnson wns crossing tho scothtng
cauldron of asphnltum on a thin
plnnk. Without warning, tho frail
brltlgo broke bononth him, and ho
was precipitated bodily Into tho fiery
mn Ho wns extricated with great
dllliculty by follow workmen, and
hurried to the hospital.
MONTANA HAS ITS OWN
BASEBALL LEAGUE
tl'nlted Prow I.cnicd Wire
Butte, Mont.. July 8. Tho intor
Mountaln llasahnll longuo today bo
gau Its existence ns nn ontlro Mon
tana organization.
At a meeting; of tho league mag
nates In this city last night the fran
chise of tho Boise, Idaho, club was
disposed of to Livingston, Mont., and
the Salt Lake f ranch Iro wns trans
ferrel tt Buzeman.
The teams now comprising tho
league nre Helena, Butte, Livingston
and Iloxeman.
TERRIFIC VOLTAGE
BURNED HIS SKIN OFF
H'nltfil T'rtu T.rnncl Wlre.l
Oakland, Cnl., July 8. Though ho
miraculously oscaped death whon
05,000 volts of electricity pnsscd
through his body lato last month,
Gcorgo Hnyno, an olectrlclan, must
be "tipplled with 200 Inches of now
skin, according to the verdict of tho
physicians who attended him at tho
Provldonco hospital.
Almost ono-thlrd of tho man's skin
wns feared from his body by tho ter
rific curront. nnd innrt bo roplacod
with new nnd honlthy cutlclo, If ho Is
to llvo. Vostorday tho doctora mndo
their nnnouncomont, and Immediate
ly 20 mombors of the local oloc
trlclnns union volunteored to submit
to nn operntlon to save tho llfo of
their fellow workmon.
Sunday morning thoso volunteers
will report at the hospital, and a
small section of skin will ho romovod
from each, to be grnftod upon the
stricken man. The dollrnto operation
will be performed by Dr. Ergo Ma
jors nnd Dr. A. A. Aloxnndor.
STANDARD OIL SHIPS
BRING IN CHINAMEN
rnnltoil I'rcM Leaned Wlre.1
San Francisco, July 8. Thnt the
Chinese underground railroads aro
making voh'clos of lllegnl ontry of
the Standard Oil Company' vosda
that vUlt thU port. Is alUged to bo
the startling fact unonrthod by spo
ilal ngenti of Washington, who nre
conducting an Investigation horo.
Many of these vesols, usually sail
ing Hinder tho English or tho airman
flag, make this port from tho Orient
each year. Each carries In her crew
home 50 Chlneso sailors. The officials
are of tho opinion thnt Cliino'e
agents In this city arrange with many
of their countrymen, who havo mado
tholr fortuuos, to roplnco tho Chlnose
sailors whon tho Standard vessels
loave tho port, upon paymont of n
certjn uni' from thtt Intrant. This Is
eay because of tho manner of check
ing tho Bhl ps upon their arrival and
dopnrture.
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KILLED HIMSELF
AND WIFE MAY DIE
'United Tress Leased Wire.
St. Louis, Mo0 July 8. Deranged
from Insomnln, Gu'tnv Krauso, aged
60 years, attemptod to exterminate
his family early today, and thon com
mitted suicide.
Declaring he would slaughter his
9-year-old son. the crazed man tlod
him to a bedpost, and then beat his
wife Into ln'enslblllty with tho butt
of a rifle. Tho boy managed to free
himself and escape from tho house,
while his father was attacking Mrs.
Krause.
Whon he thought ho had killed
his wife, Krause leaned upon tho
muzzle of the gun and dlicharged It
with his toe, killing himself Instant
ly Mrs. Krause regained conscious
ness and stagg -ed into tho yeard.
where sho was fourd by neighbors,
who had been summoned by the lit
tle boy. She was taken to a hospital
and is In a critical condition.
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A Ger' specialist ha found
Jat Ha-" an Is suffering from par
al pa - vsu, one that It can bo ro
.'eve'' out never cured.
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CHIIlrn Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
P6RTLAiO) MARKRTS.
AVheat Track Trlcce.
Club ,.f.......; 51.20
Blucstom jl.30
Turkey Red n.is
vnl'oy $1.17
.... Flour.
Pntonts JG.2G
Strnlghts 5.30
Exports 4.70
Vnlloy 5.50
Qrahnm, 1 Back G.60
Wholo wheat 5.80
Hay.
Wlllaniotto vnlloy $17 020
EnBtorn Oregon, fancy ....$20g23
Jfalfa si314
Clover $13 dp 12
Drossd. poultry, lc lb. hlghor.
Ducks 14lGc
Goeso, llvo 10 lie
Turkeys 20c
Cljccse.
F. C. Twins 10c
F. C. Trlplots 17o
Young Amoricn 17c
Mtllstuffs.
Brnn $20.50
Middlings $33.00
Shorts, city . . . .- $20
Chop $24 30
Rollod Bnrloy $30 037
Dressed Mcnta.
Hogs, ordinary 8 9c
Picnic 10c
Hogs lnrce 8 9c
Veal, oxtra 8c
Veal, ordinary 7Sc
Veal, heavy Gc
Mutton, fancy 0 7c
Cottago roll lie
Breakfast 17 HO 21c
Regular short clear, smoked.. 14 c
Ditto, unsmoked 13 Ho
Clear backs, smoked 14 He
Shoulders lie
Potatoes.
Buying prices, cwt $1.7502
Fresh Fruits.
Oranges $2.2533.2G
LomoiiB $1.76 04
Apples, box $1.00
BannnnB, lb GHCc
Poultry.
Chlckons, mixed 1216 013c
Springs 10 017o
Roostors, old 89c
Brollors 28030c
Qoese, live 11012c
Turkeys 18c
Onts.
No. 1 whlto $30 040
Grny $380.19
Eggs.
Soloct Orogon 24025c
Enstorn 15cO20c
Butter
Fancy 2G027c
Cholco 30c
Dolay In commtuclng trcatmont
. . " illghU Irregularity that could
havo boon cured quickly by Foloy's
Klrnoy Romcdy may rosult In a ser
ious klrney dlaonso. Foloy's Kidnoy
flomedy builds up tho worn out Ms
mios nnd otiengthoDB thoscs organs.
J. C. Perry.
Notlro of Street Asscssincnt.
Nottco is horoby given that tho
Common Council of tho City of 8a
lom, Orogon, will on or nbout 8
o'clock p. m., on tho 12th day of
July, 1909, at tho Common Council
chnmbors, at Salem, Orogon, proccod
to nssoss upon each lot or pnrcol of
land llublo therefor its proportionate
shnro of tho cost of Improving For
ry street from tho Enst lino of Front
street to the we curb line of Liber
ty stroot, In said city, with Wnrron
Brothers' Bltullthlo Wntorproof
Pavement.
All persona Interested In snld ns-
ossmont shnll appear at said tlmo
boforo said Common Council nnd pre-
eut objections. If any they havo to
said asBossmont or fllo tho samo with
the recorder within tho following llvu
days and apply to snld Common Coun
ell within flvo day i from said dato
for tho prlvllogo. If they doslro. to
make such improvement In Ilou of
their nssossmont.
By ordor of the Common Council.
W. A. MOORES.
7-0-3 1 City Rocordor.
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Notice, of Street Assessment.
Notice U hereby given that tho
Common Council of tho City of da
lem, Oregon, will on or about 8
o'clock p. in., on tho 12th day of
July, 1909, at tho Common Council
ohnmbors at Salora, Oregon, proceed
to aHsssfl upon onch lot or pnrcol of
land llnblo thorofor Us proportionate
share of tho cost of Improving Miller
strodt, In tho city of Salem, Oregon,
by grading and graveling tbo samo
betweon tho eat lino of Commercial
siroet and tho west lino of High
stroot, In said city, In accordance
with tho plans and specifications
adopted by tho Common Council, and
on fllo In tho ofllco of tho city ro
cordor. ,
All persons interested In mid as
sessment shall appear at said tlmo
before said Common Council and pre
ont objections, if any they havo, to
aid assessment, or fllo tho same with
tho recordor within tbo following
flvo days, and apply to said Commou
Council within flvo days from said
date, for tho privilege If thoy so de
sire, to make said Improvement in
Ilou of tholr assessments,
Date of tho first publication of thin
notlco Cth day of July, 1909,
By ordor of tho Common Council.
W. A. MOORES.
7-0-3t City Recorder.
Notlco of Street Assessment.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho
Common Council of the City of Sa
lem, Oregon, will on or about 8
o'clock p. m., on the 12th day of
July. 1909, at tho Common Council
chambors, at Salem, Oregon, proceed
to assess upon each lot or parcel of
land llablo therefor lt proprtlonute
share of the cost of Improving
Miller street In the city of
Sal.- mf Oregon b - ng and
. i-il"ir tin veen the
-i 'me o .ii mew treet and a
mint 274 tow wen the west line
of Rock street, !, said city, In ac
cordance with thy pWns and speclfl
catlonB adopted or tbi Common Coun
ell, and on file In the office of the
city recordei.
AH pornons Interested n said as
sessment ohall appear at said time
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ASSOCIATION
Beer Sold ill Carload Lots.
Shipments in Kegs or Bot
tled Beer to any Point on
the Pacific Coast : : : :
l Brewing Plant and Offices jj
;; On Trade St In Wholesolo District
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boforo said Common Council and pro
out objoi.tlon, It any thoy havo, to
snld nso8smont, or fllo tho snmo with
tho recordor within tho following flvo
days, nnd apply to said Common
Council within flvo days from said
dato for tho prlvllogo, If they so do
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NOTICE!
For Sale-A very choice building lot,
close to heart of city. Suitable for
f late or residence. ' For information
H. A. JOHNSON & CO.
MURPHY BLOCK
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For infants and Children.
Tile SCiiid You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THreiminirNr. mooir.
BREWERY
Salem. Oregon ; ;
fiHJ6iHf wwi
slro, to mako said Improvement In
Ilou of tholr nssoxsmonO.
Dnto of tho first publication of
this notlco Oth day of July, 1909,
By ordor of tho Common Council.
W. A. MOORES,
7-0-3t City Recordor.
WHEN WK PUT UP OUR HIUN
Inscribed "High clnsa snnttnry plumb
ing" It mount oxactly what It said.
Nickel plpos, marble basins or por
colala,tubs do not of thomsolvoa
mnko sanitary plumbing. It Is how
thoy nro put In that mukes for hoalth
nnd comfort. Hnve us do your
plumbing and It will bo tho roitl san
itary kind, not n inoro trade nnmo
for ordinary work.
GRABER BROTHERS
Plumbing mid fin Fitting,
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