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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL,, SALEM, OBEOON,
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Signalure of
The Centaur Compam;
KF.W YORK.
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
: Signature
of
11 PHYSICIAN IN
OH
Caw
j iP' In
Houso Hit by BuUcts During Bombard
ment of Capital of Mexico Only a
Pew Months Ago.
PART OE HIS FURNITURE
AND INSTRUMENTS RUINED
Decides Salem Is Good Place to live
and Is, Now Engaged In Practice
in This City.
Dr. (i: A. Wisliconus, who came to Sa
lem 8omo weeks ago, with a view of
settling here as physician, has just
received word from the Oregon State
The Markets
Tne wheat market is (doggish, buyers i Tropical Fruits. Oranges, Valencia,
ana sollcrs both waiting ilnvohurmiils. 1 4; navels, $4.50(5.50; Florida grape-
But l.ttlc grain is niovii g, urrivnW bo-J fruit, $5.507; lomons, $8.50lO per
.:.g le.a than for some time and far In- box! pineapples, 7c per lb.
law .1..: average. There ,iro-ac. to 1 o ' Vegetables. Artichokos, 73c per doz-
li-'t-ly var in the banana tiadi, nn.l , en; asparagus, Oregon, 50c$l por doz
prjees of 4 cents a pound will be slash-,0". beans, 34c per lb.; cabbage, ViGj)
ed. Tho hop situation remains un- a'je per lb.; cauliflower, $2 per crato;
changeil. Tho New York Commercial 088PInt, 9lOc lb; head lettuce, S.SO
sizes up the prune situation as follows: Por cratei Poa9i 57 P" lb-i peppors,
nwu t i- . ii i 810c lb.; radishes, 1012c per doz.;
"Tho Pacific Coast crop will not cxi ,-, , ' ' ...
i i-nn.i ' c i- i. ' ii on , inn rhubarb, l2e per lb.; spinach, 7oo per
coed 4;,,000 tons, of which, fully 20,000 box'; g.lO per bQx;
tons have already been sold to Europe. ,jC( 73c ,b.. totn 13c ,,cr doz...
The supply needed .in this country runs cuculnbcrB 20We pct box. .
from 7o,000,000 to 100,000,000 pounds, Potato09NcWi 75c(a$1.25 par cwt.:
or about the onti.ro crop of tho Pacific, gwcotS jyla , lb- .. , ., ..
cuusi. i up, pencil crop or ino v irruo .
orchards at Wenajtchec, W'nah;, has been
sold at 25 cents advance, and tho deal-
Onions Oregon, $1.50 per sack.
Dairy and Country Produce.
Butter. Oregon creamery, solid pack,
ers oxjiect to mako tho crop pay tho 30c per lb.; prints, box lots, 32c
0
For Over
Thirty Years
Exact Copy of Wrapper
grower 00 emits a liny. Tho mu
Hoard of Medical Examiners, that he 'year it is expected, will amount to 80
has passed the examination and ac I carloads, Chicago packors sa- beef is
quired by this the right of practising going to be at unheard of pi,,,., and
predict 50 cents for tlio best cuts.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc.
Wheat Track prices: ' Now Club,
7879c; now Blucstcm, 82S3c; now
Fortyfold, 80c
por
shorts, $2G27; middlings, $31.
Flour Patents; M.7Q per barrel;
straights, $1.10; exports, $3.653,G5;
valley, $4.70; . graham, $4.60; wholo!
wheat, $4.80. :
rUt OINTAUH OOMPANV, HCW VONK OITV.
in not including the fact that registra
tion in 1012 was sut'iicicut.
If yon registered on the city reg-
IMmtiim luiciks ilining tiio years 1012-
l!i.1, yen need not register again to
idle at tlic next city election.
You must, if you did not register dur-
i the years 10I2-1H13, register at the
unity clerk's office, in the court house
mi or before .Monday, August 25,
The registration hooks lit the court
Wise will be open next Friday and
Satunlay nights from 7 until 10 o'clock
in onlcr to give all those who are un
jlilc to register during the day an op
iwtunity to register at night,
Tho registration books will close
,'ioni)tly at .") o'clock next Momlav ev-
fiiinB.
The notice yesterday was erroneous
Kipling's Response.
The Cumuli, the Cninlirldge unlver.
j Rlty weekly, iiueed asked Kmlyard Kip.
j lil'S t eontiiliiile to Its columns. In
response enuie the following reply;
There once ft-.ns a writer who wrote,
"lieur Klr-ln reply to your note
or yesterday's data,
1 nm sorry to state
It's no good at the prices you qnoU."
Cymnastlo Stunt.
R.irhonr-Vou sccin warm, riace you
been exercising? Waterman-Yes, In.
deed I went to the mutes' dance am)
swung il n in ti I idles nriiund nil evenlnf;
Mlihlgnn Cargoyle.
Meteorological.
. Wnllle-Wheii I called on Zelln Inst
eve she acted toward nip like a weath
er f.insnst. Wardle flow was that'
Wnllh- I'alr and very cool.-Knsyfl
t.ity Mar.
The fish lire just as good as ever.
medicine .in tho staet of Oiem,.,. nr.
j Wislicenns is, in spito of his strnnge-
souniliiig name, a German. He was
trained in the best German lliversities
at Berlin and Munich, and. has liad an
additional five years' experience as
an assistant physician in several large
, hospitals in Germany. From KI0S up to
i the spring of this year lie practiced
medicine at Mexico City, but, although
I lie had built up a good prai.liee there
, he finally decided to leave that conn
; try on account of the continuous rev
i olutioas and tlio economic conditions
j growing worse from year to year,
i During the bombardment of the capi
, tal and the battle raging in tho streets
j in the spring of this year his house was
hit by numerous shells and bullel.s, and
a great part of his furniture and mod
; ieal instruments were destroyed.
i 1.. 1... i..ll ..r mm T nr- i;
I jii un- mil ui nil- nr. UISIICCIIUS
wrote a letter to P. K. Schwab, who at
that time was assistant secretary to the
, local lloanl of Trade, inquiring what
; his chances would be in the state of
Oregon, and especially at Salem. Mr.
Schwab answered him that Salem would
be a good place for him to live, and a
good field with regaril to his profession
I too, as none of the physicians practic
ing here speak German, and there is a
I great number of Germans in the city,
as well as in tho surrounding farming
district, pnrt of whom, especially the
women, have no sufficient knowledge
og English. After coming to Oregon,
T)r. Wislicenns looked up difforent lo
calities, but by none of them hp was as
favorably Impressed as by Salem, so
he finally resolved to ninke this city
his home.
Ho is located in tho Hubbard building.
Round Trip Fares for the
Ringling Bros. Circus
via tfye
(Vfr SUNSET tl
I " lOGOSMiSHASTA I
Eggs Oregon ranch, 23e por dozen.
Cheese. Oregon Triplots, 16Vj0j Dai
sios, 17c; Young America, 18c.
Poultry Hons, 14c; springs, 18c;
ducks, young, 1213c; geese, 14L6c;
turkeys, live, 20c, dressed, 25c.
Veal Fancy (83 to 125 lbs.) 15c per
pound.
Pork Fancy, lKSHlMi por lb.
Provisions.
Hams 10 to 12 lbs.. 22ffi)23e: 12 to
new Red Russian, 77c. 4 ii,. o223c: nicnies. 14V.o: cottaoa
Millstuffs Bran $24((i25 nor ton; ,,,n 171
Bacon Fancy, 3031c; Btaudnrd, 25
;20c; English, 21&22& ;
Lard In tiorcos, choice, UMje; com-
1 pound, 9 3-4c.
Dry Salt Moats Backs, dry salt. 13
Corn-Whole, $.",4; cracked, $35 per 614o. Dacka Bn,oked, 14tt15Hc;
bellies, dry salt, 14 smoked, 16c
Smoked Meats Beef tongues, 2Ee.
dried beef sets, 22c; outildes, 20c; tn
ton
Hay Fancy Idaho timothy, $1718;
fancy eastern Oregon timothy, $151C;
timothy and clover, $14(niinj timothy BldeB, 23c; knuckles, 21c.
and alfalfa, $12.50; clover, $8.5010;
oats and votch, $10II; choat, 1011;
valley grain hay, $10)1.
Oats No. 1, white, $27; new, $24.50
per ton.
Barley Food, $2t21.50 por ton:
brewing, nominal; rolljd, $27(2S.
Grocorios, pried Fruits, Etc.
. Dried Fruits Apples, 10c per lb.;
currants, 10c; aprlrots, 12 14c;
NEW SHOW TODAY
Continuing Friday and Saturday, and it is an extra good
program.
2 Headline Vaudeville Acts 2
Extra Good
4 Splendid Pictures 4
The best kind and they can be seen at this theatre only.
EXTRA - EXTRA - EXTRA
VIEWS OF
Harry K. Thaw
The slayer of Stanford White who recently escaped from
Matteawan, effected with the aid of powerful autos.
THEATRE
COMING
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, "The Pendleton
Round Up." Don't fail to see this great picture. There
no raise in prices, as other Oregon towns did.
Telegraphic Briefs
I Pickled Goods Barrels, pigs feot,
$14; regular tripe, $10; honey comb
trlpo, $12; lunch tongues, $22; lambs'
tongues. $40. 1
Hops, Wool, Hides, Etc.
Hops 1912 crop, 1518c, accord
ing to quality; 1013 contracts, 20 cents.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 10IOc pei
pound; valley, 18l!ic.
Mohair Choice, 30(ri31c.
Hides Salted, 12c per R;, salted
.,' ' "The Exposition Lino 1015." - - --
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At Salem, August 23
FARES;
Eugeno to Saleiu and return .. , $2.80 , .. .
Junction City to Salem and return 2.30
llurrisburg to Salem and return... 2.15",- '
Albany to Salem and return 1.10 .
Corvnllis to Salom and roturn 1.55 ' , ;
Voodburn to Salem and return .70
ALL OTHRB POINTS.
ONE AND ONE-THIRP FARE
Tickets will be sold August 23d from nil points on the main line, Ore
gon City to Eugene, inclusive; from West Side points, Corvnllis to St.
Joseph, inclusive; also from points on tho S., F. ('. & W and C. & E.
Final return limit Monday, Aiiguust 25. "
Call on nearest station agent for specific fares, from any station,
train service, etc. JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent. ,
peaches, 8llq; prunes. Italian, 8 "'f. ie17c; saltod kip, 12c; salted
10c, nilver, 18c; figs, white and black, ' ,tR8 6V!tc; green hides, ll'jc; dry
H7Hc; currents, 9c; raisins, hinos 21i dry c" N". 1, 25c; drj
loose Muocatel 67V4c; bleached K. 1213Mio.
Thompson, UHo, unbleached Sultan-1 LOCAL WHOLESA1.E MARKET.
as, 8 14c; seeded, 7 H8 Ho. , Bran, per ton
Coffoe Boasted, in drums, 1832c Shorts, por ton
per lb.
Nuta Walnuta, 17 18c per lb;
Brazil puts, 12 Vic; filberts, 15c; al
monds, 16 18c; p3cnus, 17c; cocoa
nuts, 90c$l per dozen.
Salt Granui-.t ,l, $14 per ton; half
,. $20.00
$28.1)0
Wheat, por buskol 80c
Oats; por bushel 3540c
Chittim bark, per lb 4','..5c
Hay, timothy $15.00
Oats and vetch $10.0011.00
Clover, per ton Jj.OO.'KIl.OO
united rnnss i.HAsr.ii winn.
Boston, Aug. 21. The gunboat
Nashville leaded ammunition at the
Charleston navy yard and sailed under
scaled orders for Mexico.
Chicago, Aug. 21. Mrs. Bachael
llailey, representing the ladies of tin
Maccabees, presented a resolution to
the national fraternal congress here en
dorsing woman suffrage. The resolu
tion was rejected by a vote of (18 to 41
en the ground that the organization was
non-political.
Budapest, Aug. 21. Marquis Palla
vicini, an army officer, and Count
Tiszn, premier of Hungary, were both
slightly wounded in a duel with swords.
The marquis had accused the premier
of trying to influence a witness in re
cent litigation.
8anta Monica, Cal., Aug. 21. Three
hours after Edward Kuth, aged II, had
accidentally shot and killed .1. L. San
ford, proprietor f a shooting gallery,
Martha Wilson, aged II, showing Wil
hi'luiiiia I'liinffarcli, aged 13, "how it
happened," shot nml instantly killed
the Chiaffareli girl, who was the
daughter of M, Cliail'I'areli, a bandmas
ter. The weapon used was a rille the
Wilson girl found in her home.
Washington, Aug. 21. "You reform
ers don't seem to realize that you must
recognize this sort of men to retain
control." This is the answer which
ground, 100s, $10 per' tou; 50s, $10.75 Choat, por ton, $10.00
per ton. ' Butter and Eggs.
Benns Small white, $0.75; large Buttorfat, per 1)., f. o. b. Salem 31c
Whito, $5.00; Limn, $0.30; pink, $4.25; Croamery butter, per lb 31(ri31 VjC
rod Mexicans, 5c; bayou, $5.00. Country buttor, por lb 22'j25c
Sugar Dry granulated, $5.55; fruit Eggs, por dozon 2223c
and berry, $5.55; beet, $5.35; Extra C, I Poultry.
$5.Q5; powdered, barrels, $3.80; culc, Fryers 1018c
barrels, $5.95. I Hons, por lb. UVj14c
Kico No. 1 Japan, 5(S5'jc; cheaper Boosters, per lb 8c
grades, 41Ac; southorn head, S0c. Steers.
Honey Choice, $3.25ffl.",.75 por ease. Steele 78c
Fruits and Vegetables. ! Cows, per cwt 4rii)5c
Apples New, !)0e(S2.25 per box; Hogs, fat, por lb 8(('tj0c,
apricots, 75c(ai$1.25 per box; eanta-' Stock ogs, per lb 7 to 7 V6
loupes, $l,25(rii2.00 per crate; peaches, Ewes, por lb 4c
25fti.te per box; watermelons, $1.25 per Spring lambs, por 11) l'45e
cwt.; plums, 75c(fi$l.25 per box; rasp- Veal, according tn quality ll13c
berries, $1.50 per crate; loganberries, $1 I Tclta.
per crato; pears, $2.25 per box; grapes, I Dry, per lb 8r
tl.00ftiil.25 per crate, casubas, $2.25 per j Baited country polls, each 65c$I
dozen. Lamb pelts, each 25c
Soaking the Clothes.
Mrs. Browning bad a new domestic
named Agnes.
"Agues," said the mistress, "did yon
put the clothe In simkV" .
"Oi did not," answered the girl.
"Did you want me tu. iiiiini?"
"Why. (ertniui.v," was tile reply.
"Very well, muni." said Airnes
Ali-Mit tun hum's Inter Agnes pre
sented herself In lief nihil ess
"OI hev put thlm eliillies III sunk,
mum." -tlio miIiI, "Inn Hie piiwubrciker
wild give me ni!y VlicY dollars on the
I'liole niitllt Here lie til' minify, an'
It'n siirry Ot tun thai ye bees so hnrrud
up"-Harper's Mauazlmi.
"Sapsjr"
"At l.lverpiHil street station. I.nndiin,"
uld nil .i 'lean. "1 asked u I king
clcrli Wild Iter lie i nllhl tell me wllel e
Snpswiinh was. His answer wus that
lie had never heard of such a place.
"But," I urged. "Is inn that the wny
the country peuple priuiiiiiiice Saw
bl'ldiiewni'thV'' "Nn. inilccd." lie laugl).
Inirle retilted "Thev mil It Kansv "
GLYNN 13 RECOGNIZED.
UN1TBD I'llKSS I.BASBII WICK.l
Albany, N. V., Aug. 21. Martin 11.
Glynn was officially recognized as act-
ing governor of tho stato by the board
of trustees of public buildings lato ye
I tenlay, when new rooms in tho capital
were designated as "the executive
chamber" for his use. The assembly
parlor ami a committeo room were set
aside as tho acting governor 's, .quartern.
They are situated on tho third floor,
while tlio executive, offices to which
Governor Kulzer still clings arc on the
floor below.
Prosperity will never be distributed
with exact justico and equity until hu
man nature has undergone a radical
change. .
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
lliulolph Kpreeklcs, millionaire, of San
Francisco, here to light the confirnia
tion of the nomina.tioa of Thomas Fox
as postmaster at Sacramento, declared
yesterday he received from Secretary of
the Interior l.aue to a protest that I'ox
was unfit to hold office.
San Franclaco, Aug. 21. Superin
tendent Sltanahan, of the Sun Krancisco
mint, mid other Heiuocratic leaders
here, have endorsed Harold French,
former chief chemist at the mini, fur
the position of superintendent f i-celt-ing
and refining. If appointed he will
succeed K. It. Leach. French icsiipcd
as chief chemist (lining former Presi
dent Tuft's administration,
Vallojo, Cal. Aug. 21. Tlio first
electric driven vessel ever cmistrncteil
tool; a trial spin here yesterday allei-
noon over tho San Francisco bay, when
tho United States collier .lupitet left
Mare Island at 3 o'clock with Com
nianiler .1. M. Keeves in charr'e. i om
mniider G. Lincoln, of the engineer's
office at Mare Island was also eh. an!.
Clilcaso, Aug. 21, Tho Palette am)
Chisel Club of Cliicngo has inolcsteil
today to the park couiniifs:nn is
against sending the I'inta, Nina sail -1
Santa Maria, reproductions of Chris
topher Coiumblts, caravitls, to San
Francisco as attractions lit the i'll."
fair. It wus argued that the vessels
were not strong enough to 'daiel the
trip Charges are made that u'uini.cy
tnaliing scheme was behind the enler
1 rise.
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iiiti'ari)iliiWhaiflia1iitT iiill nV i n ,ij , n f-,--- n -'-'-raUa.li
Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleum
Now Under Construction in City View
Cemetery, Salem
Com pail men Ik unsold in this llcnulifiil Mausoleum can bo oo
eured at the original price offered I he people of Salem. After'com
plction of building THE TRICE OF ANY UNSOLD COMrAKT
MENTS WILL BB ADVANCED.
Why Defer Longer?
Plana ami specifications on file in our Salem office for your inspection
Portland Mausoleum Co.
li'nom 301 lliibbaril building.
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