TOT DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER a, 1914.
nvu
The Markets
GEI.KHliSJOFlDlll(
ACCUSE RUSSIANS !
OF ATR0G0U5 ACTS;
T Z .oJ Not only win i
j, Mtrw7 ;,Ut upon to supply
Jsr.fVworldU-u.and for
J??tif expected the Amer.cn
i for beer in outh America
?"iIrtriM tht heretofore got
Humors in tb blood ems inter,
cat derangements that affect the
whole system, as. weir as pimples,
boils airti other eruptions. They affect
all the organs and functions, wera- J
brancs and tissues, and are directly
responsible for the readiness with
which some people contract disease.
i otbw t " wnie f the warring por for(y years Hood's Sarsaparilla
fttiiWFF?1.. ,uake au unusually, nas been more 8UCcessful than any
entries- ..... i..nv. to the j ::.. .Tnoli;n hnmnr.
and removing their inward and out
ward effects. It is distinguished for
its thoroughness in purifying the
blood, which it enriches and invigor
ates. No other medicine acts like it,
for no other medicine is like it.
Get Hood's Sarsaparilla today.
Insist on having Hood's.
"? .'7r hot lc-aiiy.
n the
" Tended America imported
tons of Cermaa an.l An
but "a?, vear home brewer.
lL American hops or none,
will Z Thome use of about.
jtMO " ;Vork crop ia so light
rf tl" i!i little figure an.l the mam
to rut but mtie iK
nnj must to pi(1.i(f Jnnfl
barrel, as
,P !f S50 "07 barrels.
'fJaVr,u the top .--elf. Blue
, - iJportcl at Walla Walla
h, although the price there is U1
w ,k.ToB session of the exchange at
"ff'Henlav 30,000 bushels
:5SS..S hrV-told selling at Me
IK t 95c, an advance of half a
Mat sver Monday.
" j.nH from Seattle, presum-
.Mr for AUska, ha. sent eggs up with
jmP .ndti..y are quoted at 32 cent.
Hop-piling i. fairly under way and
tic nop U generaUy good.
Pmne picking has also begun and the
Tield if very spotted, some orchards
Srisg out well, while others have
- SSd tit!p' i. little loft. Trice
in pod, th canneries and dryers pay
iie W cents a bushel.
Dairy products and poultry are nn
clanged "d in 800'1 sl,PP1.v-
10CAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.
AS EITHER SIDE
VIEWS RESULTS
(By WtUiam Phili? 8inu.)
Taris, rV-pt. 2. "We are slowly ad
vancing ia the region of the Yosges
and on the Lorraine frontier, where a
regular siege of the Germans' en
trenched pcition ia in progress," the
French war office announced today.
' Washington. Stpt. 2. Blood curdling
stories of allege! Russian atrocities
were told iu a dispatch received tol:.y
the tier matt embassy here fro'n
Berlin.
'The paper here are filled with tals
of atrocities eominittel bv tho Kumians
in East Prussia, the, message said.:
"At oue place, cessacks cut off a
mother's breast an.l impaled het five
children ou a fence. ,
"Four cossaeks hand cuffed a Prut-
liau wooiau and then ravished bet,
while ber husband, helpless, was forced
to witness the crime. "
The dispatch also stated that. Aus-
i. - i : . i i . i .. .i... . i .
"Vn. I.. ,l.v. h.v K..n '" '. ! mill I"1'
-I'.i.. i . battle to the norlh of Li
Hi;, tlmotly
Clsvtr, per toa ...
Oati and vetch ...
Cleat
$11.00
7.00
8.00
8.00
WkMt wr bushel 2c
Bnn, per toa 823.00
Oats, per bushel 40c
Ciittia bark, per lb 43t
Petatoea, per cwt, 1.00
Butter and Egga.
Butterfat, per lb., f. o. b. Salem 33e
CiMuery butter, per lb 33c
Egga 23c
Poultry.
Hens, per lb lie
Boosters, per lb 7c
Frjen
Steers.
Steers 5Vj6c
Cw!, per cwt. - 4''ji'((j5c
flogs, fat, per lb , 7c(7i8!ic
: Stock hogs, per lb ' 7c
Eitcs, per lb 3'4c
Spring lambs, per ;b 4'tc'5c
Vl, first class 13c
Feiia,
, Dry, Der lb 8c
8!t(i country pelts, each 63c$l
j Ub peHs, each 25c
HESST CLEWS' WEEKLY f
FINANCIAL LETTEE
ablo for banking purposes being esti
mated at over $1,500,000,000.
The. business community in New York
and elsewhere has met the shock fai
bottrr than cntieipatcd. Of course,
there is much confusion, especially in
import and export circles arising from
the demoraliKRtion of the foreign ex
change market. This is abating some
what each day and the financing of
imports and exports i becoming less
and less difficult, though the end of
tri-nulc is by no means in eight. There
is now no longer a lack of transporta
tion to countries with which interna
tici.at commerce is possible. Exports
( t. Iieat have been upnu - more lioern'
scnln, end are likely to continue at
high prices, this staple having already
sh-iwft very violent fluctuutiuns. The
cotton situation is still serious and re
quires most judicious handling. Of
course, the four million bales which
Germany usually takes will be carried
or consumed in other markets, on tni
problem of financing the coming crop it
one now that is receiving the seiiour
ittention of the bankers and cotton
merchants, efficiently aided by tha gov
ernment at Washington, . The effect
of war upon the British eport trade
of cotton goods will nov ie as severe
as at first expected; provided Fngland
keeps the nontes to I Inns, end mm;
open, and provided too many of her op
etatives are not thrown into the army.
Our own exports of cotton goods should
materia II v increase, the conditions oe
ing very favorable to American eotton
mills running on export fabrics. Our
steal trade is also beginning to feci the
effocts of foreign inquiiica for steel
products to fill vtieancies caused by vet
sation of German exports. Even F.ng
lish buyers are in tins market makiuL
active inquiries; and, though no large
business has yet been accomplished
there is a very fair reason to hope foi
a considerably larger inquiry from foi
cign sources. There is also much in
terest displayed" in Houth Amcricau
trade. Germany bad developed an enor
mous commerce with taint ,t America,
which is entirely suspended. There if
no other nation at present able to fill
this .vacancy hotter.-than the United
States. This fact is ? appreciated
by our manufacturers nnd exporters
Ample American banking tacilitios nave
been estamisueu wita cioutn
Lemberg wiu Mill
in progress.
"Reports that French soldiers ab
ducted 14 women en I 23 .bildiei from
the German front have beet eou-
, firmed,' the message added.
' - A second cable received at the Ger
man embassy referred to I.on.lou as the
"lie factory," an.l denied London re-
"We suffered partial checks in the
Xeufchateau-raliseul district, obliging
us to withdraw to lines near the Meuse,
where a general engagement is now in
progress. '
"The Franco-British wing, attacked
by a greatly superior force in the
iiiriiu-. puiiiifti iiiowii-i, rtrtircu Buinn-t . .i.-.. iu- . . f .
ward to esc.ne Leini overwhelmed 0 por i that "ti.e R.iss.au. had complete
eilt off : ly investe-I Roulgsiierg."
"Our" forces drove the Prussian' "Th Buasiaas have never eovered,
guard, of the Tenth German corps, '"or th,u U1a'' V,t " between:
hack at the Oise with heavy losses, but u,r " . ' ""-r-'s " '
because
right, cou
and were
I hA nlfiA.I linaa knl.l fnut ivarr
where. At no point have the Genua ns ' eK .expansioo iu toutn America ap-
been able to break through, and our ,pr s a ,",.,,x 10 una.nipuious
general movements continue exactly oa '",f o ""cue tnen.iiy nations in;
plaiineil. ( .vnn lull nii nill PKilli?l uw
, i mail v. vu inr ruuimrj, vTvriuuuj nrari-
The Oerihatt Version. welcomes the progress and prosper-:
Berlin, via The Hague, Sept. 2. t'on-' 'y ' '"a American nations. '
tinned German successes, in both the "German soldiers are returning;
east and west, were claimel bv the war frin Belgium cruelly mutilated. This;
office tola v. i has served to increase the exasperation-
Russia's invasion of East Trussia has i of the German people agaiust the re-1
been checked, it- was stated, with volting atrocities practiced by Belgian
enormous losses to the enemv and the
capture of thousands of the czar's
troops.
The Germans eastern forces were said
to have been strengthened without re
calling troops from the west. This was
accomplished, it was explained, by!
manning the interior fortresses with!
500,000 members of the landsturn, re-'
tearing an equal number of 'men in the!
active service for duty in the east.
The Franco-British allies' resistance
in the west, it was declared, was stead
ily being overcome.
Fears of a Russian rapture of Berlin
were allayed by news of a victory by
the kaiter's over the czar "a forces in
Fast I'russia.
civilians.
"The socialist newspaper, Yorwaerts,
shockingly describes wholesale assassi
nations of Germans at Louvaiu. "
SALTS FINE FOR
i nun in iimtrifrV
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&m"' mm
M.
m
so
Sw Yurk, Aug. 2!l. 1'ersistent and
eonfidtiit efforts are being made to ad
t business t(- war conditions bothat
kome awl abroad. Hero much prnpres?
ku been attcinod and more will follow.
Abroad the situation is uif.Vren;. tier
tny's enormous commerce and indus
try it of course practically paralyzed,
wyond taking care of her ow n imnie-
onus internal necessities, industrial
Germany i unavoidably at a standstill.
Upon that country the stress of war it
tailing mth intense severity; and, who
sympathizing with the Germnn
Muse or not, one cannot but deeply
jegret the gigantic disaer v.nich has
'"en upon that progressive and en-
.1 ;a,ion- 'Tl,on Httlo Belgium
and upon France also, the blast of war
tome with crushing force. These
to nations will Mffer relatively even
7J r Qnmy tr their fairest
d.r,! Jprv08peroi18 9ec,ions 8re being
msUtod by immens, arDlips d
!r Mtrnetion. Vpon Russia,
Wow - n lP'n nd 0,her nati'n". h
Will Vi m.iAl, '
We eat too much meat which clogs'
Kidneys then Back hurts and
Bladder Bothers you.
Most foUs forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clog
ged aud need a flushing occasionally,
else- we have backache and dull mis
ery in the kidney region, severe head
aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver,
acid stomach, sleeplessness and all
1 sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
SHIP PURCHASE BILL
TEMPORARILY HUNG UP
Washington, Sept. 2. President Wil
son returned to Washington from Cor-1 active anil Clean, and the moment you
With Every Range Sold This Week
f2iQ)o
Worth of Aluminum
FREE. .
tiiey ire
at of tho field of conflict.
HAS fl . . .
, ' V Cr'?ln the of the
lost x ill TAl De toW- If sbort. ,h
."I w-Peasated for in var-
Cl' ? a"d''e hope of a
leceutlv
America, and it so hoppcnji that there j ,ang to rajse $100,000,000
is no lacK or snips, i ne ivesi uppnr- ;
ently feels the business depression less
keenly than the East, and reports fron.
the agricultural sections nro generally
encouraging. ' Current railroad earningi
are not entirely satisfactory, but tnii
was to be expected in vie of the em
bargo upon freight in the eorly stages
of the v.arl The retail trados in that
section of the country, however, appear
to be fairly active, for the reason that
the consuming capacities of the PeoPleiJV0 WH CAM 1UII I DC
have not yet been seriously impaired, jtlu lllLuUil If ILL DCi
For the time being extreme caution i
nish, X. H at l):4 a. in. today, and
iitiuiediutely signed the war risk insur
ance bill. A bureau of Insurance in the
trade was expected to be opened at
once. '(
Before the week 's cud the president
will read personally to congress a war
tax message in which he will outline
a year to
oftVet import revenues lost as a result
of Kuropean war. He was undecided
today as to the advisability of pressing
the passage of a ship purchase bill. .
Governor Stewart 's request tiiat fed
eral troops be sit to Montana to pre
serve order among the two factions of
the miners' union at Butto, was also
being considered by
day.
feel an ache or pain in the k...ncy
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here,
take a tnblespoonful in a glass of wa
ter before breakfust for a few (lays
and your kidney? will then act fine.
This famous suits is made from the
acid of grapes and 'emon juice, com- j
bined with lithia, and is harmless to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. 3t also neu
tralizes the acids in tbu urine so it no
longer irritates, thus ending bladder'
disorders. j
Jad Suits is harmless; inexpensive; j
makes a delightful effervescent lithiu- j
water drink which everybody should i
i
Imperial Furniture Co.
Complete House Furnishers
SALEM, OREGON
177 NORTH LIBERTY
AEKESTED AS A SPY.
must bo the only policy to follow in
all business affairs. This country will
weather the storm better than any oth
er, and when the strain is pnBsed we
should be able to lead, in real prosper
ity. HKNltY CT.KWf.
ADDITIONAL BOOST IN
price or rooDS
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE
Washington, Sept. 2. "The demo
cratic party -will have one candidate
for the presidency in 1016 and his name
appears to be Woodrpw Wilson," said
Vice-President Marshall here today.
'Mr. Wilson will have the enthusiastic,
tuupmlified anil unite I support of the.
party. All fair minded democrats will
recognize that he is entitled to a chance
Rt a second term to prove the utility of
San Francisco, Sept. 2. The arrest,
in London as a Herman spy of Damn
Von Hoist, of San Fraiicisco, was an-,
nounced today in a dispatch from the
British capital. The baron, a native,
i .1.. : t
. ... . .... rT I .nrmrif i tm-uiHii v. in u rn-ii i niuui
t.ie president to-1 taice now ana tnen to Keep tneir K," i Hj. wie i- duuirh-
1 I neys clenn, thus- uvoiding serious com- "IH hol' 1frower- ' 8 llu"g
plications. ter of Major 1). J. l'ur ello of New-
I A well-known local druggist savs lie i "e "us vw" "' ':
! sells lots of Jad halts to folKs who be- ! " r-nglaiiJ.
lieve in overcoming kidney trouble
while it is only trouble.
KILLED HIS WITE
AND THEN HIMSELF
Portland, Ore., Sept. 2. Prices of
foodstuffs continue to advance, and,
it is declared, iirobably will continue to
do so, as long as the war lasts. Some of ( nj liolicies,
tiie prices are actually affected by the; "Lightning rods already up may as
war, others are not, but are boosted - well be taken down and preserved for
apparently on general principles. Price tnture use. Democratic, lightning won't
changes today are many and varied, af-j strike a rod in 1916." -
fecting a number of different lines. , i - 11,1 1
Canned salmon is very scarce and END OF A JOY-RIDE,
hard to get, and prices have been raised
on two brands. Alaska pink, which has i Tacoma, Wash., Kept. 2. A young
Sacramento, Cal., Kept. 2. A. B.
Hunker, '!!), a grocery salesman, shot
and killed his wife, organist in a large
eborch here, in front of their homo to
day. He then sent three bullets over
his own heart and will ule.
Plunher and the woman recently ran
away to Portland and were married.
His wife threatened to get a divorce.
The shorting was the result.
Following his arrest he was sent to
one of the British concentration camps,
it. was stated.
CONNEE3 PLEADS GUILTY.
Portland, Ore., Sept. j2. a .T. (.'on
ners, one of the ring charged with us
ing the mails to defraud in locating
persons 011 the forfeited Oregon & Cali
fornia land grunt, today pleaded guilty
in tho United States district court and
was sentenced to 13 months on Mc
Neils Island bv Judge Bean.
A Journal Want Ad
you.
1U sell it zot
MOTH Ell" JONES SAYS GOVERNMENT
WILL TAKE OVER THE COLORADO MINES
House of Half a Million Bargains
We carry the largest stock of Sacks and
Fruit Jars.
H. Steinbock Junk Co.
33 Stata Street. Salem, Oregon. Pitta Maia IU
TALKING MACHINE
BUSINESS IS GOOD
b7 leJe ' mill- been selling at 92 cents a dozen, have woman, wno gave the name of "isare"i
P- Gernare '"''."'S'ng in false i jumped to while medium red, Colum-1 Walters, is at the point of death at the
. - v ollu t-MuurMUIn river saimon, in i-nuuuu iii vno, lacomn weiirmi iiusihibi mi iih 1
ion are not to Im
oercome, it will onlv
ntW; d if er(
that nT V , h m,jnient the
ttXartTr,.,or -"""ruing
...rlUe:,,e.r;M?".,M
"tinnnt wuu ir ainnu
buv ni, tk4 - rt--
savin, iu, 11 i
a we orM . lr?m no eountry
- -iuii suca a
force
has advanced 15 cents a dozen, the new of a fracture of the skull sustained in
price being $1.3.). Tne half-pound flats 1 an automobile accident on the Puyafuip ;
with
. h1' on the I V? I ni more to
t wch x tiu .t
quick It
Riflv V.A
- - j. j vt:
XciioBn":- '
W Its W4r :! "V- ""en samty
m 'fMoBiUe. knT . .V I'cre will
tti,,. " such , C0llaum.
$$m! ?UMi ! Xw York
tnlin the eril 18 dimness re
5,ll"r co-op, '? ',e!,sring. Our
tlM , ' "sscstbn c0i.t k :
of this same variety are higher by
2Vj cents, the quotation today being
cents.
By way of showing the firm condition
of thin market, it is stated that a car
load of Alaska pinks was sold by a Port
land jobber last week to a Chicago firm
for 90 cents a dozen f.o.b. Portland, an
exceptionally high p'ice. Under normal
circumstances this same carload would
have cost the Chicago house fully
cents a dozen less than f.iey were forced
us to pay. The purchsse was made froml
1 " juuuer ror me simpie reason mtu
road early today.
' Karl Gardner, public chauffeur, is un-1
der arrest. He was driving a party of i
six to Seattle when, he says, to avoid !
striking -a wagon on the boulevard, he
sent bis car over an embankment. The ;
only other occupant of the car known
to the police is Eugene Joney, who :
suffered a broken arm. Tne others;
escaped injury. :
fe-cSariar-r!
"ore ij- ; '"iricates.
.i. na th
would
ea
n;stei, the
the .fl77 re"ly be
r-- iuai
the price was lower than asked by the
canneries, the jobber having bought
heavily before the market began to
advance. All kimls of canned salmon
are very firm, and it is difficult to buy j
at any price. !
Barreled pig pork which has been sell-;
ing in the local market at $25, has just I
made a jump of i and is quoted today!
at 27 a barrel. Pork is not particular- j
ly scarce, but top quality stuff is aot!
as plentiful as it might be. !
Lard is another necessity which has!
bit the price ladder and started to'
climb. 'The first boost was not very'
much, bnt the last, just made effective, tT8. 35'-ie: firsts, 3Qt; pullets, 30c; j
ranges from a half to I cent a pound. : California storage extras, 30c. ;
Fancy kettle-rendered lard la tierces is Butter Extras, 32c; prime firsts,
sow qnoted at 14 cents a pound whileSc; firsts, 27c; seconds, 2tc.
tue same thinsr in tubs is 14V4 cents, a fheese California fancy, Hf; iirsin,
PORTLAND MARKETS. j
Portland, Ore., Sept. 2. Wheat, club
95 '; Bluestem 1.09.
Oats, Xo. 1 white feed 2H.25. !
Barlev, brewing 2o; feed 2t.25.
Hogs, best live $9.25. .
Prime steers $7; fancy cows 5.75,.i)'i
6.00. i
Best calves $8.25. j
Spring lambs l.00.
Butter, city creamery 35c.
EjAgs, selected local extras 32c. i
Hens 13e; broilers 15c; geese 10a. j
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. !
Francisco, Hept. 2. Kggs Ex-
u Mgero. ? bej boost of a half eent on the first and 1; llUc; seconds, 10e,
f . -Guff . "uiatlimtrT Lan, u. i.n ... - i 1 i i t :
tierces, is 12Vi cents, and in tnbs 12'. BEATTLE MAURIS,
it a
Infill
"MOTHER" MARY JONES.
7"7
HiflU. '""''K strictly
"'""d tA . ,xl'erien, e
t
Good ecas are hard to find and best! Penttle. Wash., Seid. 2. Kggs j
candied stock is selling today ail the3.1e; Orientals, ISc.
way from 30 to 33 cents a dozen. Or- Butter Local nines, ,ir; rn.:, o.r., ,
it 1 r-rt 7.11c .1
9c Wisconsin,
' "untrr i ?ank !'rr from 30 to 33 cents a dozen. Or- Butter Local rubes,
-', ff"'trT hJ, , Tortu ' dinary candled egs are 30 to 31 cents, I Oregon cubes. 30e.
"br''l, tfcem",( abu"-!liile extra fancy selected stuf will! Cheese I.imburger,
"- bring from 32 to 33 cents, dcliverfrl. ! Hwiss, 22c.
"Mother" Mary Jones, the mllitnnt woman strike leader, ilulnis to have
cnie "Inside" Information to the effect Ibut Tresldent Wilson will soon tak
iomn action In the Colorado mine strike situation. "Mother" Jones declares
tbnt within the n:xt two or three days the United States sovernment will take
over and administer tho strike-bound Colorado mines.
During the week just past we have placed
several fine machines in some of Salem's best ::
homes, and we have a number of orders to be
filled during the coming week. j:
I HAVE YOU ORDERED YOURS? X
The Winter will soon be here. And with it ;
t comes the long, dark evenings, when you must j
i provide your own entertainment. Are you i
; ' prepared to do it? Do you know that the talk
" ing machine has brightened more homes and
furnished more wholesome, real, lasting plea
sure than anything else? And they do not cost
much, either. You can get the best makes all i
the way from $15 up on
Easy Terms If Desired
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have a complete line of VICTROLAS, GRAFONOLAS and EDISON
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Oregon's Oldest Talking Machine
and Music Dealer
432 STATE STREET SALEM, ORE.
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