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Newspaper Page Text.A-jt- i! .K. V DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 0, 190. fflTW ' I (A TON AND A QUARTER OF GOLD Sent Down to Seattle From Alaska Wednesday and Was Forwarded to the Mint. Sonttle, Aug. C. Gold bricks enough to supply the demands of rural communities from Hoboken to Punsutnwney were handled by tho clerks In the Sctittlo postofflce yes terdny. The bricks weighed 2400 pounds and wore worth moro than hnlf n million dollars. They renched tho local postofflce from Alaska Wdnosdny nftornoon but bo much secrecy wns observed by tho postal authorities thnt It was not until to-' day that tho Btory leaked it. A moro handful of trusted employes of tho government knew of tho exlstonco of tho gold in tho malls and nono who handle u In transit had any idea of its value. The gold wus collected as dust and nuggots nt Fairbanks by tho Fairbanks flanking Company and tho First National hank in tho regular courso of business. After being melt ed it was consigned to tho Soattlo assay office, en route to tho mints for colnago. The cargo was In 33 innor sacks, 20 bricks to a sack and nearly four pounds' to n brick. It came down from Fairbanks by steamer to Van couver and from there to Soattlo by tho Great Northern railroad. It was handled as ordinary registered mall matter, no special precautions bolng tnkon to guard it, secrecy bolng de pended updn largely as the elccont of safety. ARTKSIAN WELL FOUND. Wiitrr SpoutH Thrco Foot High on KuwM'll Ranch Today. A flow of wator spouting thrco foot above tho surfaco of tho ground has rewarded tho efforts of R. A. West to dig a well on tho L. H. Rus sell farm cast of tho city, whero a spur is being built on to tho O. R. & N. main lino. Tho well Is ICO feet deop nnd tho wator flows freoly over tho wirfnce. It is another domon tratlon. of feasibility of deop wolls for private purposes In this valloy. La Grando Observer. A Pioneer Gone. The Albany Herald of Aug. 5 says: ".Mrs, Snllnn Holns dlod nt tho home of her daughter, Mrs. King, In Tur ner, this morning nt 7 o'clock, at tho age of 72 years. Tho body will nr rlvo In this city tomorrow noon nnd the funeral will take placo nt tho Clrclo city chapel. ' Dccoasod Is tho mothur of Mrs. B. F. Truux." Flattery Is rather choap, but, like 6oino othor cheap things, often tin mouscly effective HJ3LSE For Benefit of Yo':C" w Suff jr from Fe.m.o I . j ;n Minimi!..'!. Minn. " I .! ' tiilf. ft "in (. imh' tr it' .j .I'Wil it v tUtUlK'' t!!U I .Hll Ui II 0 I'lii'U Of 11" )' i.i I r til -'i :!". ! 1 v If i v" i .! I'lii-'iuii n 1 t MHll 'I H ill t Pm i Mn i .eni'K cliit n I l'i it suit 1 v i u!d l.t ,IMM .ili.ll li i I j say It . i.' Irlr !" WSgS wi'fWtrl'j. .My iSiB )tiut ai; .oi . w 1 I row i in ';ir niul i.l m tUr c inoi,;lis 1 was a H.rlvutly v. 11 . n; n. "I wint this letter maOf nldlr to Mmv tli? bt-.ient v.ouiwi nj M-iive frpm I.ydi K. liX am' A'epeu.: le ComrMiiiirl " -Mi Ion (1. Mfu--.. U115 .ecuinl M.. -Nrih, illiiuoapoiia, Minn. Tlioitramls of unsolicited and gonu ine ;' 'imi'iiials like the above puvo the eillcioncy of Ldla E. IMnkimin's Vegetable ('(impouiul. which is made exoliuivelv from roots and herbs. Women who suffer from those dls. tressing ills ieculiar to their bex should not lose sight of these facts or doubt the abilitv of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound to restore their hAltlVL.iiiiiaM- iii JT .aMab. , ;If you vlSt Byccil nclyico yrjt t(3lrs4riJHlili'AMi, at Uyiui, Mmsh. MMowmtreaiyPHriguorasbiricHj cojilLdviiiirm. JPou320 yeuislio WANTS HER LETTER Uk fcfc II lits luc'M In l:Iiif sick women in result was that this morning scarce tljjs wa, iri't- of ciiurnc. Don't 'jy more thn jtwohu hotire after Ad hchltnto - write at once, journment the city seemed deserted li' ,JT .Zt. . Xij GERMAN EDITORS GET A HARD SHOCK U'nlU'd Press i.ensert Wire Berlin, Ag. 6. The tables arc turned today on the Gorman press which so bitterly criticised American women for "unnatural relations with men of other races" during tho agi tation which followed the murder of Elsie Slgel by a Chinese In New York recontly. When tho news came today from Frankfort that a variety octress namdo Hoffman, of much beauty and wide popularity, had been killed by n Chinese lover, who then committed suicide, the editors ns well as the entlro city received a severe shock. Tien Yon, the Chinese, is said to havo paid devoted attention to the actress during her recent appear ance here. She Urod of him and secretly went to Frankfort. From there Bho wrote to him saying that sho would not return. Tien took tho first train to Frank fort and tracing her whorealyouts called at her apartments. A quarrel followed and tho cclccstlal fired three bullets into the girl's body. Ho then sent two into brain. his own JUDGE RUNS CLOSE RACE WITH CUPID Las Angeles, Aug. C- Judgo James of tho superior court today hoIdB all southern California records for rapid action in granting tho pleas of mlsmntod couples for separation. In addition to other routlno busi ness of his conirt Judge James yes terday granted sixteen divorce de crees to couples ranging in color from wh'lto to black and for causo mounting from non-support to threats to kill. In addition to tho record activities In the divorce department yesterday olght nctlons for legal separations were Instituted and fifteen marriage I'ccnscs granted. PRIMARIES PLEASE THE HOOSIERS United Preti Leniol Wlre.l Indianapolis, Aug. C. Samuel Lowls Shank, republican, and Chas. A. Gauze, democrat, woro nominated as candidates for mayor at the pri maries hold yosterday, following al legations of fraud on both sides. Tho rosult of the trial of tho pri mary law Is doomed successful, in bo far as tho possibility of downing th party mnchlnos Is concorned. Thcro Is regret in omg. quarters thnt tho primary did not bring out moro prominent citizens for the of flco and nrouse tho so-called hotter element to a moro active part in tho light, but the gonurnl result Is considered favornblo. FOUND DIM!) IN WKIjIj UK WAS IIK.'d'IXC J. D. Iloddy was found dead In a well by ins wife Thursday morning nt 8:30. He was digging a well on his. place In tho east and of town nnd liHtl reached n depth of about seven feet, when, through overwork, ho was jselzwl by a paralytic stroKe and died Instantly. His wlfo not hearing him at work, went out and found him ly ing flat on his hands and face. Mr. Roddy wns about 40 years of age and loaves a wife nnd two children. Blmer nnd Idh. Tho family came to Albany from Missouri two years ago. Albany-Herald. o SEARCHING FOR LOST OREGON BQY'l'"rtl1""1 "r"1 '"""""'"''t'' '"' M " ,w (United Tresa l.eaied Wire. Santa Ana, Cal.. Aug. 6. Attor- ney J. B. Perry of Pendleton. Or, Is in this city today searching for Jerry St, Denis, a young half .breed' In dian for whom he 'holds In trust an estate valued at 115,000 St. Donls was last seen he six months ago. .when he wns alleged to havo come Into tho city on a brake beam. His Tather. win was a French man, dlod a short tImeIt?CiIlic boy loft hU Oregon liorrterfear'a,gO' TARIFF TINKERS fME STARTTOR H'Bltql I'retM leaned Hire Washington, Aug. C Outgoing tra'ns all through the nhjbt woro filled with senators and representa tives hurrying away after the long TheWives lUPV unimer Jrlns toSrcmarrul lusbandswere Tflger tpll artfajuo tlrnft-KalJosnt,JCJhen IgflCfjlseaiiion poned tlialnfft with theTrn A JtUtt Jf m VM&.' $i-M.- "TAKE BACK YOUR GOLD" SAID HOBO "It Was Nickels I Asked for" Tramp Returns Gold Piece Given Him by Mistake. M'nttpa X'tfw L-mciI Wlre.l San FranciBco, Aug. G. Whon A. B. Garrett returned a $5 gold piece to Reuben Knllsky, n clerk who a few minutes beforo had handed tho man two nickels ns suposod, tho search of centuries began by Dioge nes, the famed Crook philosopher who passed a Itfetlmo in quest of an honest man, came to an end on Fill moro street, San Francisco. Knllsky was absently walking down the thoroughfaro last night when an unkempt and ragged fol low stepped from n shadow of a bmlldlng and asked for 10 conts "To buy some coffee and doughnuts." The clerk gavo the beggar two coins nnd passed. Ho had traveled a block whon the hobo ran up behind him and tapped him on tho shoulder. "Didn't you make a mistake mis ter," said he, extending a grimy pnw. "One of these nickels Is n gold ploco." Knllsky grasped an awning rod to support himself. When ho had recovorcd from tho shock ho took back his gold and rewarded tho man with n silver dollar. Active at 87. This would bo unuBual nows It men and women would koop thorn boIvcb free from rheumatism and all aches and pains as well as kooplng their muscles and Jolntg llmbor with Ballard's Snow Ltnlmont. Sold by all druggists. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. TIME TABLE. Effective Sandfly, July 4, 1000, at 12:01 A. M. Northbound. N'o. 1G Oregon Express ... 5:15 a.m. No. 18 Cottago Grove Pas. 8:15 p.m. No. 20 Roseburg Pass. ... 3:15 p.m. No 14 Portland Express. . 8:20 a.m. No. 12 Shasta Limltod ... 7:43p.m. Southbound. No. 13 San Frnnclsco Ex. . 3:31 n.m. No. 11 Shasta Limltod ... 7:43 p.tfi. No. 19 Ashland Passenger. 10: 30 a.m. No. 17 Cottage Grove Pass. G:45 p.m. io. 15 California Express. 9: DC p.m. Northbound. So. 220 Way Frolght ....11:45 a.m. No. 222 Portland I' not Frt. 9:5G p.m. Kiiiitlibriund. No. 226 Way Freight ... .11:45 n.m. No. ?21 Portland FnBt Frt. 2:43 a.m. No. 2 5 will leave Grants Pnss in tho mcrnlng Instead of ovonlng and till not carry passongora botwoon Orants Pass and Ashlnnd. Nos. j and 4G botwoon Woodburn and Crnbtreo and 61 and 52 botwoon i -bnnon ntd Albany will run dully. No. 74 will connect with No. 4 nt tihorldan Junction. No. : will con with No. 75 nt St. Joseph. OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY lime Cnnl Effective- Nov. in, 1008. Leaven Fer: Portland and Intermediate, local. 7 ;00a.m. I'ortlnmMllllitHJro anil IntermcillRlr, local 0:00 a.m. I'ortland and Intermediate, local. 10:03 a.m. 'orllaiKl himi inirrinHlliitc, IimhI II :1ft am I'ortland and Intermediate, local, 1:05 pm. 'iirilntiil.TiinlMtln nnd Mlllntinrn. Iltn Ited 3:35 pm. f. rtlMnil UIiUIh.p Mil) InttTIUflllolf local 4:)Spm. I'nrtliind and intermediate, local. Oi'.'O pm. i'ortland and lnlrmedlte. local. 8:40 pm. Arrives Frem: Portland and Intermediate, local 8 30 am. I i.rnnnil Ilium. n ami liuerim-dlale local .040am. I'liriiiiiiil IIIUp.iH.ru lumaili, iiiu Ited , 10 50 m Portland and Intermediate local 11:0.1am. I'ortland and Intermediate, local 1 30 a m. I'ortland lllllalmrn and Intermediate. local . . .,4:00 p.m. run I unit aim iMtermniiate, local a .& p.in Coffee ustpqffee, but .perfect .4SKywr' ..'-J 1 I "Yohj? grocer will gririd Ut betterJIf irround at bosM not too flnel "-1 " f AA. JOv THE MARKETS San Francisco, Aug. 6. Wheat No. 1 California, por cental, 12.02 2.07; California whlto milling, 2.10)2.19V&; No. 2 northorn bluo Btom, $2.22 2.27; off grades wheat, fl,902; rod, $2 2.07; now crop, Sonorn, $2.02 2.07; club, $2.0502.07. Darloy Feed barloy, $1.45 1.48; common to fair, $1.40 i.43; browing nt San Francisco, $i.47 1.50; shipping, $1.50 1.52; chovallor, $1.60 1.70. Egga Por dozen, California fresh Including cases, cxtrnB, 30 c; firsts, 29c; seconds, 25c; thirds, 21 c Duttor Per pound, extras, 29c; firsts, 27c; seconds, 2,5 o; packing No. 1, 23 c. Now choeso Por pound, California flats, 15 c; firsts, 14c; seconds, 13c; California Young Amorica fancy, 15 c; firsts, 14 c; Eastorn Oregon, 15c; do Young America, 16 c. Potatoes Now crop, por cental 75c $1. Onions Red, per sack, 35c; yol low, 75c por cental. Oranges Por box, Valonclas, $2.503.25. PORTLAND S1AIIKKTS. Wheat Trade Frlcea. Club .. 95c Dlucstqm $1.00 ..UBBlnn . r , 93c Valloy , . 95c .... Floar. Patents , $6.25 Straights $5.30 ExnortB . . 4.70 Valloy 5.60 Graham, 1 sack 6.60 Wholo wheat 5.80 ny. Wlllamotot valloy $12 10 Eastorn Orogn, fancoy . ...$1713 Alfalfa $13.50 Clover $11 13 Ponltry. lions .... 14 15c bprlngs 1415o Turkeys '. 20c llnttor. City crenmory, oxtrns 30 c Outsldo creamery 2730c Storo 20c Kgg. i Oregon ranch 27 28c Pork. FnnSy, per lb llllo Frenh Frulto. Oranges $2.25 3.25 LomonB $1.754 Applos, box $1.00 Unnnnas, lb 5 6c Potatoes, nuvlnff nrlrM. rn. t1.00oD1.7K na(. No 1 whltn 143 o. i wnito I::'.! urny aeu.i: Kgg". Slccct . Oregon 272Sc Eastorn 16c 20c DuttCT Fancy 2730a Storo 20o Choose. F. C. Twins 10017c F. O. Triplots 17c Young America , 17018o Mlllstuffs. Ilrnn $20.60 Mlddllngn $33.00 Shorts, city $29 Chop $24030 Rollod Darloy $3037 Iocal I to tail MnrkcC. Wheat, por bushel $1.35 Hay, client $17018 Hay, clover $1416 Potatoes, buihel 700.60 Apples, bushel 601.00 Prunes, per lb IK .4 Prunes, per lb 14 Cranberries, Howe's varlo ty, bbl s... . 13.01 Mutter nnd ICggx, Hctnil. Eggs 30o Cronmory butter 36c Country butter 25030c Flour. Eastorn Oregon ..$1.76 nrnn, per sack .55 Shorts, por sack $1.3601,55 Rollod barley $30.00 Local WJioloNule Market. Wheat, bushel $1.22 OatK, bushel 00c Flour, hard wheat $0.30 Floiif, valley $5 80 Mill feed, shorts $33,00 Mlllifoea. bran 80.00 HupB. 1908 crop lOGlSo 8 lops, 1909 crop 15& 18c ifi'bnrk 3. 4c Wool, corrso ,18 Wpd),jjn)edlum .20 Mohair .28 iirrr f()liM-)((l(.ii Car, Portland mid Cot. I trtgo (J rove, " IThojfiuthern Pacific Is now run ning nn obsorvntlon purlor car be tween Portland and Cottage Grove, leaving Portland, southbound train 19 nt 8:15 a. m., returning on train iULJaavlng Cottago Orovo northbound at 4 50 p. in. 6-5-3wks Chamberlain's Colic, Cbolera and Diarrhoea Remedy Nerer Knawn to Fall. "I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since HUwaa, first iBtroducsJ, to tjwapubltc n 1872 andlbave .sever foundapne lOtUtice wherft a cure was notpeed lly etfocjed bw ItslfisoI save boon iAtiCOinmercJalftraveler tforlgaten years and never start out on a trip without this, my faithful friend." ays H. 8 Nichols, of Oakland, Ind.l Ti.r, For sale. bjy$Koqd jiiff Ifibf sasi" mm ALCOHOL 3 Ptlt CENT. ANfyclauIcrrcrwratlonrwil slmilailngihcrooiaiKiRcduli imguic aiomacfts amlDcwtls of Prorao(esDicslionhteifBr ncDS ami RcsLContaLisncito Opiuni.Morphlnc norMincraL WJ'iXAUCOTIC. JXrrjfir Seed' Siti (.an ScfJ' CttnrkJ tupc . AirrcctnemcdyforCdns-' Hon Sour Stowadt.Dlarrwi Yornu5.Con'ul$lows.iOTn ncss antlLoSSOFSLEEP. FacSuiule Signature of . NEW YORK. uamntccd under tn Exact Copy of Wrapper. MONEY LOANOSlL On Real Estjrj LONG TIME, EASY PAYMENTS tmmmwvmm Reliable Representatives' wanted THE JACKSON LOAN & ' TRUST' EO. Jackson, Miss. Forjt.Wpctb Texas , Notice to Contnictora. i Notlco Is horoby given thnt soalad bills Will bo 0110110(1 nt II IllOOtlllg Of ino common council of Snlom, Orcn 'Kn' t0 bo holtl 0n tho 0th da' August, 1000, for tho Improvement 0f Miller stroot In said city of Baloui. orogon, betweon tho enat llpo of Commorclnl Htrect and tho wost lino of High street in nccordnuco with tho plana and specifications ndoptod by tho common council for said improve mont and now on fllo in tho offico of tho city rocorder. Illds will bo rccolvod on proposals submitted by tho city attorney nnd must bo In nc cordnuco with tho specifications. Date of tho first publication pf this notlco, tho 3rd day of August, 1909. I)y ordor of tho conunoii council, V. A. MOOltBS. 8-3-Bt City llecordir. OT Nptlce to Contractor. i 'Notlco is hereby given that soalod Iblds will bo opunod nt n mooting' of ttin rvittiitinii f.rintinll ,rt flnlnnt hrn. gon, to bo hold on tho 9tl day of August, 1909, for tho Improromont of Mlllor street with grnvol botwoon Uio wost lino of''C,(illTfiio-6mlnBfrodt tuid a point 274 feet' west of the TroHt II119 of HQck stroot in Hiild city, in itccordnnco wRh tho plnns and speci fications nuoptea uy tno common eouiio.. for said linprovoment and Jnqw on fllo jit tho offico of tho city Tocorder. ylda will bo rocelvol on proposals subpilttod by tho city at torney litld must li(V in nrcordauco with tho spoolflcatiohs. ' Dato of tho itl publication of this notlco, the 3rd day of Atipst,, 1,900, Dy order of tho cofumon council, W. A. MOORE8. 8-3-Gt City Recorder. j PropoMiln for Vuel I Soalod bids will bo resolved by tho Alarlon county court up (o Saturday, August 14, 1909, at 2 p. m.. for four foot cordwood for Mho1 nt cOnrt House, lu following Quantities; 35 cords of second growth fir; 25. cord grub oak All tenders to be mailed to It. D. Allen. Tho court rettorvos tho right 'of said portion of said -Asylum' rtv to roject tiny or nil bids. ' nuo Including Intersections shall be WM. HU8HBV, County Judgo. O ii i i i J?r-J.wk Sejdlei: Ba Deatr Plot,, It seonl6d to J, A. Stone, a civil war ir vetoran, pf Komp, Tex., taat a cough that stuck to roe in sp(te of all Tomcaico ior years, juy weignt ran down to 130 Dounds, Then f beeanr tj TI6IKU1, 1AH i tn nu nr - Wlna'n Vnnr Tlnrnvnrt I ,-W HVW --- -.0 .,. W.Wf H.f , which restored mrliealtKtcompletoly ft now weigh 178 pbunds' For e-! , Ve"re colds, obstinate coughs, hbmor1- 'plot existed betwoen, a desperato lung, usnlnst said Improvement lm the .trouble and tbp' grave to cause Ds n'0""0 nnd, w,,h' he tlm roniilrod Ideajh , 7 contryed a sb0rn tt cold," he wrlt6s, "that dOVelojled a ,1(Sico jthn?,i ,ia Aliil,ht h"hrt9 Irhages, asthma, aud to prevent pn6u-l 'ft -'A , ",' , J " . fnoh.a it'a unritaled. o. hVd rtitXFF Itnai oottie rree. uuaranteed by J M. & o OHIIlpsn Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA ISTORIA Tor Infnrts and OhildJren. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of ll Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Notice of Intention .to Ibhh-ots Iitm' erty. Bfroct.- Notlco is her.oby given that the; common council of tho city ot Baieta, Orogon, dooms 'it expedient to '" provC anduproposos to improve, at tho oxpenso of abutting and adpaceatf ' property, Liberty stroot, In said city, from tho south lino 'of Stnto stro6t to ' tho south curb lino ot Ferry strocl, by 'establishing curb linos and wid ening tho sldowalks so tho, rosflway ot oald Llbort stroot will be 60 foot In width from curb to curb, and by paving tho road way of said portiom of said Liberty Btrpqt, Inducing jttjif lnsoclJops,jIth yorrr stroot, da, s. corda.uqp.iwlth tho plans and speolfl cationa adopted by tho common council on the 26th day of July; I 1909,, nnd now -on file in the oJco of, tho city recorder, and by doing all things required In said plans and specifications. - Remonstrances may be filed agalutt said' Iroprovdment lttthe'rharinor arid ' within tho time provided In tb'o char tor of said city. 4 ' Dato ot tho first publication ot this notlco, tho 27th doy of 'July." 1909.' - ' ' Dy ordor of tho common council. ' W. A. MOORISH. 7-2 7-1 It City Recorder. , o ' . N'otloo of Intention to Improve a Portion of .AhjIiiiii Avenue. Notlco Is horob given that the common council of thq city pf Snjoro. Orogon. dooms It oxpedfoiit to improve- nnd proposes to Jmprovo at tiiQ xpopBO of abutting and adjneont prQpprtjY Asylum avenuo In tho flltjr., of Salem, Oregon, from the east enij ui iuu uriuge over fxunn aiiii croon i to tho onat cltv limits Thn rnndwnv Improved with a crushed rook Im provement In nccordnuco with the plans and specifications .adopted by tho common council and on filer in tho offico of tho city recorder rind lti ilnlno lt llw um. l..l "- ink l.t aV.n".V.ifiAuc3.,,,,ru ' Romonstrnnces may . bo' fiidd rder of tho common council, W: Ar. MOORE8, " City Recorder. We'ak women sb,oiitd read ray! 1J Dr. Sboopg.lglit Cure, Tells how ty ise . .sootblug. healing, antuentlo j pg fioop, Racine. Wis. Capital dtu o- OHIllrn Cry FOR FLETCHER'S O-A. 9a7lVOalSlrAJ AW Mw ttl'B 1 h