THE DAILY CAPIT TnrnNAL. SALEM, OREGON
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Nations of the World Will Pledge Friendship to America
at Vast Panama-Pacific International Exposition
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i, Gern.ai.y through .Volt 1 News bu-
Crowd8 of Americans Lave stormed
tbe eibiJf fur days.
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Photo copyrleht, 1914. by Panama-Pacific International RxpoMtlon Co.. H. 8. Crocker Co.. official phosphor
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How a Portion of the Main Croup of Exhibit Palaces at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition Looks Ten Months Before the Gates Open
rHIS view, tnken from the roof of tbe couinlptni p.in,. ,.r im.....i j c. ..
HIS view, tnken from the roof of tbe completed Palnre of Education and Uvini p
portaUon and Mines. In the distance is the completed mince of Mnehler wStoZ acre? iniJT ' rf- Al?"f ,hB my S"rP' ,",B""""R at thp Mt- are ralaoe...f Food rro;lci8, Agrlrultnw Twn
rli.a In Mm lurt- Imolrnrr..... la i-...i.t . . . x.uiiwrjr, luxcillllj I1D01U lllne acres, In WUlch exhibits are now ho III a li.titn lo.l TVx ,ll, . ... 11..1 , ,, . .. . . "o'""il 're, I rsum-
" " uuiueu uuio. xne PUOtOL'rapU wag takeu diirlnir Hip nttr n x... w . j . . "k ic ni.- m i,iium.ii ahs, .Muni unctnrcn mid Vnr cd Indtm-
the building operation fc pu a. Wkcu flurlng tbe lutter part of March, and fireat progress hag bcca made since that time. The picture was selected because it abuw. the mLuiIm ot
DON'T GIVE UP.
Diicouied Citiiens Will rind Com
fort ill sxpcrieiiio wi
Salem Man.
Eifrience ia the modern iiiMnii tor.
Prnfit bv the ejinerii'iH'e nf dtlins.
It may save your life.
Tie experience of mi-nun :-iiu m'i;n-
The testimoDy 01 nwwm pniui
Will bring roneweJ enfii iiiiiionii-nt.
Here u a case in mint:
J. H. Penton, 1415 I.i-o t., Snl.-m,
an: "A eold settle! on my ki.Iiha.
aiisiag paia thro-,.(;li 1.1 y hack, 1
kuw that my kidneys lvcre In liiausc.
iw) boaring ecveritl l-enl i-itii-r.s ei:
iorsi Doan's Kidn;-y I'illa liij;!il.v, 1
began using them. Tiny won- jt
irbat I m-i'dod to relieve 'lie yih:n mi'l
ttber kidney tronblo-i. Wir-m-vi-r 1
lire taken Doan's Kidney Pills sinec,
1 fe dosoa have brnii(lit me rili.-t'.'
Priee 50c at ull der.ler.s. Don't
liaply ask for a kidney reim ily (,"(
Doin'i Kidney I'ills the si ui tli;-t
Mr. Penton had. Fontcr-Mtllmrn Co..
Proja, Buffalo, X. Y.
A f rc Trip to the Greatest of All Expositions Will Be Given by the
CAPITAL JOURNAL for Savine SaSes Checks
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.vot. lady for no other effort i " Uipli.-ate aaleg eheck or receipt with You will find in thia We a norni..- fri.b.l. "i-'tar, tr'.U v"' ?' u!!,
-a.t than , the ,a.oa eheeka ' 1 yr", Atoti .. .( 111 ..'"- '''''I1' fro,,, ,h.
ipta from the firms whose ad-1 bo exehanceil at th (Vn t....i . . . "vu,!t" ('"M' - Thr-y c :pe.-
' x'nan.t.e.i at the ( ap.tal Journal own or some yoiing ladj's name. It von t ak i'or tin- ., and v hctl.cr vo.
pit ;h.m l'-.ir yo-.u-elf or not ymi mar
? a-Hiiml (h:it u-iie yomi "ln.lv of
our ai i.iHi. t-.r: c will want thcni lucl-
Iu I lntoiri.Uion nho.it iho emitcat
ill lie ji I:; xt I v tivci.
cn't t'ortct or v.C"k
at this office.
laics check when yon pay yoir biM or
1'iirohi.!-,. anything from the firma nl
vcrtifiii),' on page 2 of this issue. Read
theao. a Ivertisementa carefully each
wet k. Yon will find some r-al har-
(;a:ns ottered there.
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AUSTRIAN PROVINCE TURKEY IS WARNED
STARTS REVOLUTION NOT TO USE CRUISERS
rop.ila'ion cf Herzegovina, Largely Ser- Sale of German Crnisers to Turkey Is
Irr Scvclts End Austria la Badly Looked Upon as a Blind, and Italy
H.-a p5:cd in AttatS on Ser-zla. ; Tells Turkey They Must Not Bo Used
BRITISH AND GERMAN
SHIPS EXCHANGE SHOTS
German Ship RuciTAway, Evidently Ntt
Caring to Kisk Injury, Her De3igu
Ecing to Frey on Merchantmen.
H
op Picking Special
Wla in SALEM, OREGON, stop f
BLIGH HOTEL
Strictly Modern,
rree and Private E.iths.
JATE3 75c $1.00, $1.50 TER DA
Jit only hotel In the business district
nwest to all Depots. Theatres and
Capitol Buildings,
i Home Away from Home.
T. 0. BLIGH. Trop.
Beta Phones. Free Auto Bus.
All,i..s, Aug. H-:,x revolution in
.In- Aintiinu ioii:ie of Herzegovina
a !.; : .i o iiix li e Api tritta military nu
l.oi;Tii s in their -r.(,aratioi'9 to resint
a eoniliii.e I Servian and Montenegrin
:i:yi,t:t,ii, act-oi'diiig io diHHitteoes re-cfivi-il
hen? tiiiiay.
The provime h oiit.lution is largely
.''ivinr., iuiiI Inrj.e numbers ot iti. peo-I'!.-,
it was itatcil, are already armed
Hill! ill till- ficlil til Iw.ltl tl... ;'nv..,l,.rU
lo.tt.-Ml cf taking steps to cheek the t.'",P ur t!,'!"ri",'"li lj' J-rer.ch uud .Mri
Servians and Montenegrins, the A..3- )v"rsl"I', H.y ta'.:i..g refeg.- ii
Ko.nt-, Aug. 1.K Warning nut to r.so
the (rui..-rs (ioeben and Bios.:i:i in the
Me lit-.-niincnii was to be gi.eu by It: ly
iu Turk -y, it v lis understund i.'.'ie u.
duy.. The twi. rr.lsxT nix- Jic ,.:iu- iii;. ii,
il;. iiig the xieiiurn thig. ti'.rii-d the
coast of French North Afik?. Lift cock
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B
HUM i
L. M.
Care of
YICK SO TONG
Chinese Medicine and
Tea Company
H.af medicine which
Wlll cure any known
disease.
&?Hi Street,
vre. cnone2S!
GOOD BUYS IN
REALESTATE
?Uaf'omSal m p S wi
do,,, em. pm.e 200j'$12()-
;"Cdio2vpre f-; rt.
5jf . Prifie $10,000. l
Su10! un,le, euhiva-1
fa I, 0d an3,,
Per rht m Pr,ce 10U0,
19 t interest $ per nth, (J
20 ipj-ft, i
ssrt-a,,1
Jeteaf .... fer acre.
tr.ai.s are forced to fiuht tl.eso rebels
With Monti 'iioj; ro alreudy in control
in siin'l In rn .Jelii.Htin and the allied
S-.-rviiin-i ami Montenegrins taking posi
tion i ttcr position in Bosnia, it was ex
pei -ted their lories would ha in Herze
govina w-thin the next few days.
i'f !; $ $ $ $
EUGAR JUMPS AG..IN.
Los AKgeles, Aug. 11. Whole
cala sugar prices advance here
today, cane to $8.05 and heet to
9.80 per 100 pounds.
THOUSANDS DEAD OR
(Continued from page one.)
lennans in the Vosges mountains, on
the fiontier, was very uevere and con
1 i.iueil i'or r.ve days. As a result of it
the French today held every mountain
l'U'S. Bayonet charges and hand to
huml fighting were frequent. Thore
were very heavy losses on both sides.
Claim Many Desert.
The German forces have proved a
great surprise to the French. Perfect
organization and equipment were look
iM for among the enemy. Both wero
'omul bilking.
The German commissary, too, is in
adequate and the men are more than
half starved. Their ammunition is poor
and their rapid filers frequently jam,
German desertions have been numer
ous. The deserters are mostly discour-
' ,uim,s w declared they did not San Francisco, Aug. U. The price of
Know or rare what tj.ey were fighting I P1Igar jmpei again today. An increase
v uiiii ill it i i hi i i i-iirxi nnirii niiiran itii a... iv . i .
n,. . . .. U..1EU ui ,ju n-iiis per iuu pounus was register-
. lut0 action in the face of the ; u,l th v.: t in ti,
price, it was announced here, also pre.
vails throughout the east. It was de
nied that any combination to advance
the price of sugar existed here. Local
dealers declared tiiev were guided sole
ly by the New York price, which was
based on a world-wide shortage, expect
ed to result from the European war.
"Conditions in San Francisco today
are almost exactly as they were during
im;i:;n vut..-n.
A rcpr.rt was current nhoit'y after
ward 'thet Turkey bad bought then
ion (i.-rir.H-v. Tli;- Tii!ii:,!i timbi'.stir.-.
!or i'i London denied this, but he v. as
-vidciitlv lnisiut'crnud. There seemed
no question today that the transfer had
et ii "ln.'e.
Hid Germany nut r .Id them, it would
.ave been Turkey 's Imrir.ern. us a ieu
rii pov.er, to disKi-n and jjtern then.
Mitil th- h.?' ends.
The British, French, I'.iik: inns and
their fiiends, v. l:n have nil alur.g sus
pected Turkey of favoring Germany,
believed the calo was a mere excuse tn
vi d I this step, and expct'te-1 to see the
two cruisers r.rj active ns ever as sw.i
is t'-v det-m., it scfc ti eir.eiT" f-. m
the Dardanelles again. Hence the con
teniplated warning to Turkey.
The choice of Italv, foi'merlv tier
iHimv's and Austria-Hungaiy 'a allv, to
semi this warning to the sultan was
lee iieil highly siL'nificant of the eliango
in Italian sympathies,
rj.i. . , . . -
tn.; ixauau jiress was emp.iatic in
us eeniiemnavion ot tlie sultan's pur-
enafe or rue two ships.
"The German officers ' preparations
at Messma lcr a noli.'e death and their
vlcaring of their sh-jis for aetioa was
i lime, srud the Tribnna. "The ves
:els itcamed direct for Turkey. That
eountry s ).urehase of them w -.s entire
ly contrary to the laws of warfare."
PRICE OF SUGAR GOES
UP HALF A DOLLAR
Halifax, ;. Aug. .14. Details of
a running tight at sea between the
Britii i win ship L'ristol and tile German
ciuiser Karlsruhe wero furnished here
today by the British cruiser Suit'olk.
The battle occurred on the night of
August and lasted half an hour. T1kj
ships exchanged broadsides without in'
flicting much damage.
The Bristol is the smulleif warship
of the .British Atlantic fleet, while tne
Karlsruhe ia the largest of German
cruisers in these waters. The Karlsruhe
was tleeing from ,the British cruiser
Snllolk, which had intercepted it while
coaling at sea front the A'orth German
Lloyd steanishiii Kronnrinz Wilhelm.
j Several hours later the liristol met thx-
Karlsruhe. According to the British
oi'iieeis, the (iermans would not stand
anu rignt out altercil their course, and
using their superior speed, gradually
drew out of range and disappeared.
Saturday's Special Sales Commence at 9 a. m.
i ha t'n.A nf Ua
reueli iire.
On charges of resisting the troops or
tor various other alleged military of
fenses, a number of the residents of.
t rench frontier towns, iiwlmlinn aoxoroi
ivil oftieials, have been shot bv Ger
man laiders.
Losses Are Appalling.
Pans, Ancr. 14. Tho 1.0. ....
xtj- - v una ixf otj 11 iur
. 5 m, , 1
'08e. eorner nt
; nan. i .g tween Frenh Qcr- the period following the great fire of
Hhe Pari IF" mountail passes, ' 1306," said Secretary F. B. Connelly,
It Tva I . i 4L auiiouncea toaay. of the Ketail Grocers' association,
to recant li, 0erman8 tried " Dealers find it hard to get many lines,
Pronni, V , 1'""U1"U" wmcn tne and are making Higher bids tor tn
rencn occupied last Sunday." f more desirable goods. That account!
a rrencn victory was claimed. f or the increased price of some com
uno entire (in. .ni.: .i.i .......... .. r
tn Vio,. v. uiiioixiu nm buiu lllOUIUeS.
-- ueen surrounded in the inoun
Hnti iorced to surrender.
The list of killed .. 'a t. Bl A WV Tl IIUIO Til Tn
stated, was ni,r,niZ ki! VHiUM LUUIUO llLLU
ky.
u l0r,le' H east f
Uh pJtoseho''font;
' : rtlf WOO street
. gOO,i;,
U Mtt up. ,ug IOr
. " tra !e or sell,
WITH THE COMMISSION
WRr .
J b.,-.
a 7. was aI'Palling on both sides, i '
Frenni. ii "yng me
Md tfc V1'1 th.6 W8r 0ftiCe' (lr0P,
v i , uu'"us nto tne town of i
j . "x. miu jjuru, DOt WllaOUI
loing mucn flamage French sharp- The last two days have been record
snooters drove the aviator off. breakers at the offiees of the htate in-
I dustrial accident commission, and 52
n Germany States It ' ' claims have been received during that
doi Ki us" 13- (Delayed and time- of these, three were death claims
on tl. cen8red) Germany's advance 0De the claim of a laborer who lost
t.lann! i l 'rontier is proceeding as one leg and a part of the other foot,
g, . . "be losses the Germans have Tne rest of the claims were of a minor
ained were anticipated. nuture. The funds are pouring in to
uliiii ti T rii movement eontinuea the coffers of the commission at the
d Th the leDera, staff select- rate of $2,500 per day, or about 75,000
!ovr Tv. f ff0Btiuea toward Paris per month.
aster. . 5e riaimB ot German dis- ' A reserve fund of between $300,000
F ' "e unroi-nded. ' - . and $400,000 will be created and when
' held an BeI8'an prisoners are be- this sum is reached the money will be
ti,' on'eilt,'ation camps. turned into a fund to guarantee the
known."" ,rn,y positions are un- payment of pensions fixed in death
claims. ' '
MAY BE TROUBLE AT
WHEATLAND HOP RANCH
Sacramento, Cal., Auj 14. Carefully
guarded by private watchmen, close to
1,000 persons are picking hops on the
Wheatland ranch of Durst Brothers, ac
cording to reports here today. The
rpneh, the scene of the fatal riots a
year ago, is reported to be in much bet
ter condition, from a sanitary stand
point, than last year. I. W. V. pickets
are still marching to Wheatlaiul. They
havj rented a hall there of Women's
Civic club, and intend to hold nu-et-ingf.
The club officials, learning who
rented the hall, are seeking to have the
contract cancelled.
Saturday
Only
Women's outing
flannel Night
Gowns. Pink and
white or blue and
white stripes.
Well made.
39c Each
This is less than
t!i3 cost of carry
ing them.
SATURDAY ONLY
People were so wonderfully "pleas
ed with the size and quality of the
offered in last Saturday's specials
that many expressed themselves as
"hoping that we would give them
another such an opportunity." In
order to please them, we again of
fer these large tan and gray Blan
kets $1.35 Value for 98c ea.
SUMMER KNIT
Vests
and
Drawers
Values to 35 cts.,
now on sale at"
19 Cents
per garment.
These ure fine
ribbed, neatly
trimmed and fin
ished. Some of
them at this price
are far less than
wholesale cost in
order to close out
summer stock.
(Continued from page one.)
Clark, wife of the speaker of the house!
of representatives, proposed here today
the substitution of vegetables for meats '
as much as possible.
Saturday Only
Hud Towels
18x37 Inches
Splendid Quality,
7P3
All Indicate Conspiracy. -Washington,
Aug. 14. Preliminary
reports received here today by the de
partment of justice from United fctates
district attorneys throughout the conn
try declared that many increases in the
price of foodstuffs were not justified
and indicated a. conspiracy to boost
prices.
Hundred's of telegrams were received
by Attorney eneral McReynolds, who
will report to congress within a week.
In many places, it was said, meat, eggs,
butter, poultry and cheese dealers were
creating an artificial famine by holding
sncb foods in cold storage, in the hope
or loreing up prices.
Coal Takes a Jump.
San Francisco, Aug. 14. Coal prices
were expected to soar here within a
few days. With the supply getting
short as a result of limited shipping
trom Australia and British Columbia, a
jump of not less than $4 per ton in
the price of soft coal was predicted.
Anthracite coal, now selling at $15 per
ton, was expected to go to $20.
AMERICA IN CHAEGE.
1
ac met!
Washington, Aug. 14. American Am
bassador Page cabled the state depart
ment today that he had taken charge of
the .Austrian embassy in London. Chan
dler Hale is in charge.
BIDS FOB WOOD.
Sealed bids will be received by tha
undersigned until Monday, August 24,
at 12 o'clock noon, for the delivery of
one Hundred fifty (loO) cords of fir
wood to be delivered before October 1,
1914. The Court reserves the right te
reject any or all bids.
Max ueninar, t.onnty Clerk.
The Markets
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Hay, timothy $11.00 1
Clover, per ton 7.00 1
Oats and vetch 8.00
Cheat - 8.00
Wheat, per bushel 80c
Bran, per ton ." 20.30
Shorts, per ton 20.30
Oats, per bushel 24e(r30c
C'hittim bark, per lb VMg!c
Potatoes, per cwt f.00
Butter and Eggs.
Butterfat, per lb., f. o. b. Salem 30c
Creamery butter, per lb. 32 '.c
Eggs 2a.
Poultry.
Hens, per lb. lie
Boosters, per lb 8c
Fryers .. 14t
Steers.
Steers
Cows, per cwt
Hogs, fat, per lb. ...
Stock bogs, per lb. .
Ewes, per lb
Spring lambs, per :b
Veal, lirst class lHc
reits.
Dry, per lb ... 8e
Salted country pelts, each 65c$l
Lamb pelts, each 23
PORTLAND MARKETS.
5ije
4''.e(oje
728c
7c
u 3V-e
li!(aac
Portland, Aug. 14. Wheat, club new
84e; Bluestem S7cV '
Oats, number one white feed '$22;!
gray $21. ;
Barley, brewing $21; feed $20,
Hogs, best live $4.35(ri $3.50. j
Prime steers $7.23; fancy cows !
best calves $8.25.
Spring lambs $3(o$ti.
Butter, city creamery 32!i.c.
Eggs, selected local extras 2oe.
Hens 15c; broilers 10c; geese 10((tllc.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
San Francisco, Aug. 11. Produce
markets all unchanged.
Eggs Extras, 33'i!; firsts and pul
lets, 28c.
Butter Extra?, 27'ic; prime firsts,
wxic; iirsts, Zdc; seconds, 2l;i
Uieeise t alilornia fancy, 14c; firsts,
ll'jc; seconds, lie'
SEATTLE MARKETS.
Seattle, Wash., Aug. 14, Eggs
Fresh ranch, 33(it;(3c; Orientals, 18c.
Butter Local, cubes, 31c; bricks,
32c; Oregon cubes, 2030c.
Cheese Limburger, 17c; Wisconsin,
ISraJlOc; Swiss,' 30c; Washington, l(i
18c. ' 1
Onions Green, 20(o)25c per dozen;
caetern Washington, i(u t.je per pound;
California, (wV:.
Potatoes New local, lfSl'iie; Cali
fornia, 1 3-4(o2e per pound.
HOP MARKET CONTINUi.8 STRONG
i.LK-ili Cs.is.; Help High Prices and
Buyers Are Out After Oregon Crop.
Portland, Ore., Aug. 14. The hop
market ccntinuod strong yesterday,
with no sales reported. Buyers were
reported out, however, with "offers of
from 13 to 10 cents, but it was said
that growers, would not sell at those
figu res.
Cables from abroad stated that the
English market ha l advanced 4.14 cents
a pound. . The effect was to stiffen the
local situation considerably. It was
also rcpoi-tcd that a three-year contract
had been n.ado with California growers
tnat calls for the delivery of this vear's
hops at 14 cents and 13U, cents for the.
next year two years. These prices were
for Sacramento hops, which are gen
erally known to be fully one cent below
the Oregon standard.
The lion market here ilmicn.U
what on the war news, for there is still
doubt as to whether the Belgian, Alsace
Lot raine and German crops can be
harvested. If the armies now march
ing through those countries injure the
hop crop or prevent picking, naturally
there will be a much stronger demand
for American hops. . Predictions were
made yctterday that stronger prices wilL
rule here before the en I of the week.
YAKIMA LAME S BRING OWNER
BETTER. THAN $5 A HEAD
N'orth Yakima, Wash., Aug. 14.
lambs shipped to Chicago from here
'ast week by George Prior, and part of
a trainload which left timed so as to be
sure to reach ( hieago before the day
set for the threatened walkout of en
yinemen, brought $8.(30 per hundred
.veij ht. The average weight of the lot
vas 7.1 i pounds, the lot netting the
owner over $3 per head. He was ad
ised that the market was higher now
.han during any August in history.
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