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Newspaper Page TextTHE SALEM CAPITA! JOURNAL, BALEM, OREOON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1914. CHAMBERLAIN GIYEN (Continued from I'age One.) concentrated the reserves of 25,000jtho old system! . '. banking Institutions into a most mag- "Then there is anothor policy ot nifieent system of organized banking 'President Wilson which some of the capital, without the establishment of newspapers or the country who are con a central bankng power, such as was contemplated by the Alunea eommis sion some years ago, which would only have served to tighten the uri i of the moneyed interests of Wall Street upon ! the throat of the country s finances. Neither was this a partisan measure, in the strict sense of tho term, for there were republicans, bull mooscra and independents in tho senate who placed principle above party politics and fought for the bill upon its merits. Wilson mopped it trolbd by the capitalistic interests have been hounding him about, and that i the so-called 'Watchful Waiting1 pol icy in regard to the Mexican situation. President Wilson would not rccognfca any president of the republic of Mexico who had not been elected by the people and decidedly not the murderous baud which was responsible for tho assassi nation of President Madcro. He de manded that the people be restored to owneiship of the soil, and in all of the ! history of Irclanu there has never been $! "that magnificent specimen of man hood, pur governor," and the scene ot so many happy and pleasant reminiscen ces of his of ficialcarecr. Some Tariff Ee vision. He also spoke words of praise for Dr. C. J. Smith, the democratic candi date for' governor, and kindly of his enemies who are attacking his char acter, but who have not a single word of criticism to make of his official rec ord. He spoke for about an hour and a half upon the Principal issues of the campaign and he was frequently inter- "When the moneyed interests of I such a state of landlordism us has ex rupted by spontaneous rounds of ap- Wall Street began to show signs of re-listed in the republic, of Mexico. The plause, the genuineness of which could sorting to their old tactics of bringing motive behind the Mexican policy ot not be for a moment questioned. about a panic, President Wilson put an ! the president was the Alniigiity Uod, in unletting upon the tantt issues, i everlasting quietus upon their scheme ami, nltnougii tue capitalistic, interests Senator Chambcrluin scored the re pub lican party for its violation of the pledges of the platform of 1908, when, in revising the tariff, the revision was upward instead of downward, and Pres ident Taft was forced to take the stump to explain that he had been forced to sign the Payne-Aldrich tariff because it was the best that could be obtained. This action en the part of the repub lican administration, he said, was re sponsible for the election of President Wilson and a democratic congress, and the only two states that cast their elec toral votes for former President Taft were Vermont and Utah. Good Work of Democrats, "When the democratic administra tion took up the reins of government, what was the result?" he asked. "The when he told them that if they at-; used every power tnat was at their com. tempted to do anything of the kind by j mand in their insistence upon aimed in withdrawing their money from circula- terfeiencc, and even culled him a cow- tion he would open the vaults or the arrt aim a traitor to his trust, ne wouiu United States treasury and flood the ; not sucrilice the young meu of America banks of the country with the people's ! and shed the blood of his people to money, ami mey iiiiineuiHieiy puueu iu .protect men nun itiiini mm airmen i thcir horns'. That is the kind of man tcrests. That is the kind of a presi we have and want at the head of the j dent we have. Would the people ot eovernmeut. a ml thev knew he incnnt Oreiron care to rebuke him lor the it, too, for he had congress behind him ! stand he has taken in tho interest ot ami was prepared to drive them into 1 peace ami humanity I bankruptcy if they insisted upon pur-j Stands on Record, suing their progium of financial depres- j "1 am conducting my campaign on sion. Under the new currency bill a the piune of dignity, principle una lion financial panic will be impossible in or, and, although 1 have been severely the future." 'provoked, 1 will not resort to personal To Help Labor. ; abuse and will stand or fall upon my He next took ui a discussion of the record. I consider that 1 have only one bill, WhlCII was j uppuuviil J" win iieiu, unu A "in ui CHANGE WAS TAX BILL Washington, Oct. 21. House and senate war tax conferees virtually agreed this afternoon to reduce the tax on beer from (1.75 to 11.60 per barrel; to eliminate the additional tax Im posed by the senate on rectified spirits and to eliminate tho tax on gasoline imposed by tho house bill. The Markets ; I Wheat is at the highest point reached fithia vear. . Sale tit dull ' at Walla M SCOUTS C0H1PANY ! ; IN INDEPENDENCE j Walla yesterday were at a $1.03 rate in Portland, la the Palouse section forty- fold sold on a $1.U8 tidewater basis. At these figures buying was active and still higher prices are expected. A eargj for the United Kingdom was suV yosterday at an advance over MoiiiIy?m top i mures. the butter market is shading otf hi rriules eninmiBNUiit n-i a ....: ... i ... .i anurrml in niiinnrt i,f tlm Sherman an-' even mention his name, iou all know uuuvmvuu mini, Mill HUB eunuitiu ami - " n - 1 -. . I i i I t.. ... e it... engrafted In this bill was the income "-trust act and which is the staunch who meat , aim he is In tavor ot the .. kill 1L. ll, . II.. i.!..i il.. L-Jtrimil ami lirnteetnv flf tlm Inline MIL' 1 OPCnl of all of tllCSC COUSt nictll 0 llieaS- in uni, mo mot ui iiiu Ainu iiihi unu. I " "I ... n .... . ..k ever been nasscd hv confess, that I class, lie told how this measure wns;Urcs. Not a single criticism of my pub- Bandits Who Looted Sedro WooIIey Banks and Perhaps Others, Surrounded ju uhdbcu uy 1'uiiui l'hh, wiuv I ,. , , , - . .1. 1 - . struck, a previous bill passed by repub. unanimously supported by congress be- nc recuru una ucc. meuc w. raui. l eans, hav liff been doc arm nncnuat - cause it was legislation mi invur ui hh- - - "" i". : " tutional. This bill levied a tax upon i masses mid there was not ono who dared incomes so that the burden of taxation j oppose it. Ho took up several features was lifted from tho shoulders of tliel of tl18 lliu lmt ,lll''1 Particular at poor and shifted to those of the rirh I tontion to ono clauso winch declare., to the extent of $100,000,000 annually, that the "labor of a human being is and this income tax is so graduated I not a commodity or article of com that tho tax increases in proportion to;"ierce," '" repudiation of tho decision tho increased income, and thus the!"' tl18 federal courts which ruled greater burden of bearing the expense against organized liihor as trusts in ro of the government Is imposed upon the I ft"1"11 ot imU' "'""""'led their rich who ought, in justice and equity, ! dissolution. Further, this bill provides to bear this proportion of this expense. that "nothing in this act shall be con "The tariff bill reduces the ilutiea "trued to inciiii that organizations of la upon the nccrssuiics of life, such as imr- agriculture or horticulture are con food, clothing, glass, utensils, farming ; ('piracies in restruin of trade, implements and machinery, and the: " Do you want that law repealed ! things which enter into the evervduv "disked. " No statutes have ever been life of the average citizen, while rc-' enai-t.-d before that will serve to wipe taining the duties upon the luxuries ofi"' " differences between labor mid jif .capital as will these measures. My Peiwtue.!-. A Hal..) I opponent says lie will oppose the presi- i.v,;.. i. .1.... tl dent and have all these and democratic honors you have conferred on me ia no truth in the assertion that the measures repealed. Do you want this fear I have talked you out of patience reduction in the tariff on wool and doner' Kiieur would lower the iirii-es mi these! Alaska Railroad Bill. all sides by villiticatiou and abuse and the right of one great newspaper in the state has dwindled down to a cam paign of 'butter and eggs.' Its editor nils howl calamity mid its news col limns belie its assertions. " Vou know nic pretty well here ill Salem, my tricmls, I do not have to tell you who or what 1 am. Iiook over my records of the past and then look over those editorials and circulars which ute ittniking my character mid then decide for youiselvcs. 1 will he satis fied with your judgment, for I know that it is goad, and If I am defeated I will always feel that I have done my duty us I understand it) mid as I thought was for the best interests of my constituents, uud whatever you do you will think you did it for the best, and I will forever feel grateful for the vou have conferred on lue. I (Capital Journal Special Service.) Independence, Ore., Oct. 19. A com pany of Boy Hcouts was organized in this city the latter part of last week by the minister and officers of the Methodist Episcopal church. The fol lowing officers were elected: Presi dent, J. H. Mcintosh; vice-president, W. F. Campbell and W. Bones; secre tary, Frank Fear; treasurer, W. R. Tap- scott; ti nance committee, li. (i. Knapp, ... scott; ii nance committee, u. u. Jvnnpp. S h't ,Um'S',fy.U.r!,e M- Ingormanson and N L. Uillespie duction, which in turn is due to the nnif. Jf ho j L in R T vm and open weather. Uutter authorities i,.,:.,. j u' th:.,ii ' xw n MJ xiJ7 1 . " "'" l1 ' VJi ' IWcwart was chosen as scout commis- sioner and scout master. Eleven boys have made application for the exam ination which takes place tins week. .New Zealand will be much smaller than last year, which was small, nnd the im portations this year will therefore be tritlnig. There is an active demand tor good hops but prices show no in crease, the range being between 8 and II cents. Poultry receipts were not enual to the demand and prices stiffened. Hens ranged from 13 to 14 cents and Bpriiigs wore at the same price. Turkeys are quoted at 20 cents, ducks at 12 to 12'i cents and geese at 10 to 11 cents. The egg market was strong, receipts falling The Polk county court has ordered the re-decking of the bridge leading north from this city. The repairs were much needed, but a little disappoint ment is felt, ns it was hoped that a new concrete bridge could be built this yeur. 1.. V. Heeley'und Missrene B. Gro ver wero married in thiB city the latter part or lust week. Mr. fccelcy was tor ncllinghum, Wash., Oct. 21. The five bundita who lust .Satnrduy night shot up tho town of Kedro Woolley and ri fled tho vaults of the First Nutiomil bank, hnvo been located tod iy near Ferndale, eight miles north of this city nnd 111 miles smith of the Ciinudinn line. Canadian and American revenue of fleers arc euanling the border line, ex pecting the bandits to make a bices fur Cnunda. Sheriff Kd Wells, of Mt. Vernon, with a misse left hero at 0 o'clock this morn ing expecting to close with tho rohber band. Their capture is expected before niirht. The men were seen at .1 o'clock this morning in Ferndale. The United .States eminigratiiin officer at that place accosted six men, apparently Aus trian", In the street ii. Immediately he found hiinseh looking down the nnntzlcB of six guns. The men ordered him to keep his mouth closed regarding the af fair, nnd departed. They rrc believed to be hiding in the woods just outside the town. A cordon of officers lias been thrown around the place. Tho bandits travel only at night, and sleep dining the day, Sheriff Wells thinks. An attempt is to be mude to capture them this afternoon before they break camp. The sheriff declares they are the same men wno nave ronneii inner mums ni.irlv it alii, nn tl.n ha ul ..rK.i 11 tn.imu ..1 otf materially , and dealers were unable j tho Jlldl.1)Cn(i(.m,0 ,i(,M whuid and is , ' 0-,."s t0.r m'"h 8t0"kl tt""llc'1 now engaged in farming west of the sold at 3, tii cents. (iood block hogs brought H'i to 1.0 cents and choice veal 12'ij to 111 cents. At Chiciigo yesterday wheat prices shaded off a trifle owing to the high prices bringing out large supplies. It opened at l.lli',.j for December de livery and cloBod at $1.14 3-4. APPLE MARKET BETTER. products and compel the furiuers of 'He also culled attention to tin" thfl pmintrv tn liuv what, thi.v n,...J,.J in : Alaslui riuliond lull, WII1CI1, lie said, a protected market and to sell what:"1" ,llc flrt "'"'I' that has been taken they produced in u free trade market. """" recognition of government As a matter of fact, wool is uow higher iowiieiship and control of railroads, than it has been in veins, and while .The -eeretary of the Interior, he stated, tho products of the farm have main-1 ''"d nothing to do with the framing of tainod a general level of prices, there I H'' ''ill, but that no and four others has been a gradual reduction in tliu '"" "''"'red night I day for weeks cost of all manufactured products, uud '"''n','1 11 w nummci'i'd into shape for the rieoplo of the country are beginning ; leisliition. "I do not want to cliinn Jo K'alixe that the high' protective, tai- t,,r "".vtlinig, he exclaimed, "iff was but a houx ami u snare." '"''"ds the senate helped me The passage of the Underwood tariff t0 ct that bill through, nnd they did bill, he said, marked the li.st step in ' because they bke.l me. That is the the direction of constructive legisla-1 k"'d of friends I have in tho United tion by the present administration mitl tute senate, and that is why 1 have a complete redemplon of the Haiti- :I,M" a1'1" accomplish so much for more platform upon which the prin- tl10 t"-ll Oregon. And what I have doles of tho administration lire found- done has been in spite of the fact that eil. He denied that it is a free trade 1 have been nbused and my friends meusure, as the enemies of tariff re !1"1'1 Ih,r motives have been abused by vision claim, but is a competitive meas. 'tin great newspaper in in a state. ulrcaily, and, while I would love to slam, , lain to you a, nigm a Washington and British Co- tneniMo friend, I will bid you good j.K )p fpw ,u,ki T,u, i ui- ii ii head of the gang, he asserts, is a ne At the close of Ins address ( nee f iv,,' r, cheers were proposed and were given '"" ' . ' ,i- i,V.i;..r . ... , ... .... , ...:ii .... M sons. nui-' i ". 1YI1II n in-ill iv iiiiii iii, nun .-.inn ni (.'liii'ubei lain rciiiiiliied upon the stage to receive the congratulations and fe licit.itions of his host of friends ami inlinireis us the big crowd tiled out. THE EARLY BREAKFAST , AND LATE SUPPER Portland, Ore., Oct. 21. That the apple market is in far better shape limn outside appcniniiccs indicate, is the assertion ot Wilmer Sieg, district man ager of the Oregon division of the North Pacific Fruit Distributors. "We aro getting out of the Portland office," says Mr. Sieg, "about 10 to l.i curs a day at inirly uood prices, bet ter than the big sale yon report. "tnere is no trouble to get a good many orders, where the fruit is right, but it is unfortunately a fact that u gooil niaiiy sections ot tho northwest have no methods of conserving their fruit at home unit rush it to market and, in this ciibo, they have to take what the market will give theiii. Those who have been working with the ilia tribiitors have been pretty well guided. "Our people in this section should learn that the best protection they can assure to their crops i the protection of proper warehouse facilities at local points, "I want to say for your information also lliat the barrel market in the east seeius to be in very much stronger condition, Buyers have been trviuu to buy at l to im.-'.i a barrel, but middle wet tern buyers have cleaned up a bin proportion of -New Vork crop lit l.7.) and this menus that the balance of the crop will probably sell -even higli So don't get the idea Into vour head that the present predicts the future. In - . ... igood sections, where thev have mind Eat Loss Moat if Kidneys rooi Liae . , ,.,IN(,,.vllliol, ti...v ..,., , , prospect for Hie liiture. It is not u IF BACK HURTS USE SALTS FOR KIDNEYS Lead or Bladder Bothers You- Meat Forms uric Ada. hopeless case by any means, nnd the lll'ICCH brilllellt liliek In ll unn.l in.. ,iv- Most folss forget that the kidneys, I sections ate so tar ahead ol 11112 that The early breakfast nnd the lute ev ening meal arc responsible for aiuch of the dislike for housework, In the esti mation of a number of employers uf household help, according to reports re. reived by l.nbor Commissioner Huff, .... U ....uuII.Ia ., n,ii,ji ttin lire which, while lowering duties, still iThn tl"',r w" ,n!' ,!'" II,V"I."K ork so ss to begin nnd quit at a stated admits manufacturers of other couu- ;ve!npmcnt of the coal mines of ; h 1)f ,hl, ,iKliUo for house- tries to come into reasonable competi-' AlK,k ,',v ','"'"1"K '." , ,lt.,!T' ork would vanish. Also families with tion with tho manufacturer of our own I'01'' In Alaska railroad bill will " 1 H,.Vpriil children have some trouble In country. No better evidence of the ; """ ,,or, ,ho loyelopinaiit and prosper- B),nlri donipsitir h.-lp. soundness of the measure could be ad-i'!.v rlww' than sny other Th(, murl,v nf the (,rB,,. em- duced than the fact that, when it came I ""'K'9 ''' '"'"tlon that has ever llnyci, llu(l,) ilt...tr,n tn Ihe up for final passage in the house, three .""'"i enacted by congress, answers received, ate of foreign biith optiblicans, throe Dull Moosers and one Another Good BUL lnd this class of household help is pic- indciMMiilcnt voted with the democrats, "There is a bill coming up to pre- ferred by mnny. As a rule, the service and in the senate Senators Poindetter vent the watering of stocks nnd bonds of domestics Is improving, nil have hail and Ia Follette voted for it. by corporations. It has passed the some schooling, nnd domestic, science Regional Bank Law. house and Is on Its way to the senate, training is favored by many of the cm- "Tho currency law was the next nnd I am going to vote for It. This ployers. Help of this character Is more constructive measure adopted to carry bill will place within the jurisdiction difficult to obtain than two years ago, out the policies of the president," said of the courts of the United States the although the wages, now ranging frum the senator. "This net is responsible privilege of examining any proposed Is- 20 to 1(1 per month, are Increasing for the placing of tho country upon sue ol stock or bonds before they will nnd some nro given their evenings off, such a solid financial foundation that be allowed to be floated to defraud and while others liuve the afternoon sad Ihe greatest war In the history of the mulct tho people. That Is the kind or part of the afternoons, universe has been tumble to shako It or : legislation the present administration' 1 1 disturb its equilibrium. It has estab-1 Is in favor of. Do you people of Ore ! Vet the deaf and iliituh can hear and lished an open discount market and'gon want tn defeat It and return to speak the language of love. The Flying Squadron of America A National Convention on Wheels A Movable University Six Great Civic Mass Meetings for Men and Women ORATORY! MUSIC! SONG! ADMISSION FREE 20 Great Statesmen - Orators Lecturers - Authors - Musisians - Singers 200 cities A Nation-Wide Campaign states SALEM, OREGON Saturday, Sunday, Monday, October 24, 25, 26 THE ARMORY Aftcrnmn2:30 Evening 7:30 Ilka the bowels, uet sluggish and clog ged nnd need a flushing occasionally, else we have backache and dull mis ery In the kidney region, severe head aches, rheumntic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness nnd all sorts of bladder disorders. Vou simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, anil the moment you feel an luhn or pain in the kmney region, get about four ounces of Jad Halts from any good drug storo here, take a tnblespoonfiil in a glass of wa ter before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then net fine. Tills famous salts Is made from the acid of era ncs and 'emon Juice, com bined with litliin, and Is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulnte them to normal activity. H also neu tralises the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders, ,lnd Hulls is harmless; Inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lilhla water drink which everybody should take now mid then to keep their kid neys clean, thus avoiding serious com-idii'iillons. A well known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad balls to folks who be lieve in overcoming kidney trouble while it ia only trouble. TUMALO PROJECT ACTED ON BY BOARD At a meeting of the desert land board this morning, il was decided to lis a lien price of Ml per acre upon nil of the Irrigable land within the Tuiuiilo llieie is no comparison. city. Air. Weeley graduated from the high school here in the 1PM class, white Mrs. .Seeley finished last Jun. The student body of the Independence high school held its first meeting lusl week and elected the following officers: President, Orin Dudman; vice-president, Mary Howard; secretary, l.oia Hewitt; treasurer, Abe Becker; social manager, Phyllis Bush; uthletic manage, Done Pomeroy. Keeling that 1U1CI is too, far away if the atuto Bhoulit go dry at the No vember election, tho "prohis" have filed u petition for a local option elec tion to be held at the general election. November 3rd. The petition was filed last week with the county court nnd the election has been called. There were- Ml signers to tho petition, but as there will very probably be six or sev en hundred votes enst, it is very diffi cult to forecast the result. Both aides cluim the balanco of power at the pres ent time. STATE HOUSE NOTES Htnte Highway Kngineer Bowlby has returned from an inspection trip of the work upon the state highway between Astoria and Warronton, in Clatsop county, which, he reports, ia progress ing rupidly. -Major Bowlby also states that the maps, showing the depths of the water uud bed rock of the Willam ette river for the construction of the proposed new hiidgc, tire well under way and will be finished ill the near future. Secretary H. B. (loodin, of the si ale board of control, lias returned from ll visit to the Kastern Oregon branch in aline asylum at Pendleton, and reports everything in shipshape and running smoothly. An Incinerator is being es- tablislied at the institution for tne dis posal of gnrbngu and cremation of corpses, as is also a septic sewer sys tem for the sanitary disposition of the sewage of the hospital. ('orporiiiion Commissioner llulph Watson has returned from a (rip to Portland ill connection with the duties of his department, Every Woman who bakea Is fast coming to recognize the many advantage of a properly blended flout for general baking purposes Fisher's Blend Flour ia superior to an ALL-HARD , WHEAT FLOOR, or an ALL SOFT WHEAT FLOUR for bread) cakt and pastry Fisher's Blend Flour is a better flour than an ALL EASTERN HARD WHEAT FLOUR; It makes a better loaf of bread with better flavor, bet ter texture and of better color than an all-bard wheat flour. Fisher's Blend Flour la a better flour than an ALL SOFT WHEAT FLOUR; It produces more and larger loavea of better bread with better crust, better color and of better texture than an all-soft wheat flour. For sals by all itoccm Manufactured By FISHER FLOURNG MILLS CO. SEATTLE, WASH. MKl"l"l'l"PH"!'""!,fl!l"11 tl It You Want A Country Home READ THIS AD I am leaving here Monday for Arizona nnd will sell my 21 aero farm with new house, fine barn, new nut buildings all in the best of condition at a bargain if taken by that time. Call and inspect the premises located four miles east of the Asylum anil (4 mile eust of the i'ruitlaed Hchcol hensc J. W. BELLAMY GARNET POTATOES SOLD. Portland, Ore., Oct. HI.-AlnioHt the ll,c'1 3(.m' entile output of unmet not nines of Ore gnu bus been sold at ibis time and the potatoes are still in, the ground. It is estimated geneially that this season's crop of garnets In this state is but Hi 'is ii mi led with 110 ears a vour auo. Only perhaps a half dozen eau of the l estimated ninouut remains unsold nnd there is a very strong deiuiiiul for these at extii'iue figures. It is reported, iillhoiiuh denied bv the part interested, that one carload (if garnets was purchased yesterday in the valley at l.-l a cental, f. o. b. hip ping point. Actual cnnlii rned sales have been shown this season at s)I.H a cental. 1'ia. tb allv the entire output has been puichuseil by California growers, wno plant tins variety lor early ship meiit. For several years the ('alitor nia growers have iiiinle considerable inonev on their garnets, and this Is what has forced them In pay such ex Irene values for this vaiieiy in (he von this season ill the lace uf aliuol general stagnation In the shipping trade tor other varieties. Lamb peVts, each 5c R. F. D. No. 6. Tlione M T 21 BAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. San Francisco, Oct. 21. Kggs, extras ilc; pullets lie; California storage ex tras .lllc. Butter, extras .11 'jc; prime firsts L'Hc; firsts liHc; seconds 21c. Cheese, Culifnruia faiicy l.Tjc; firsts l'"jC, seconds 10c. SEATTLE MARKETS. OAT SALES REPORTED. Portland, (lie,, Oil. 21. I'lnllier sales nf outs lor export am re ported locally, allliiiuuh Ihe export I rude Is not Inclined to confirm the lepoits hccniisc nf its probable elt'eet In i til't'enlug the pi ice Ideas of coiinti y holders. It is staled thai Kuinpc eng- irrigation project, in Crook county, eilv snapped lip every otter of oats lo I wlip Ii Is lining rii in mi en ny tue sinie, ! upon the recommendation of Kngineer l.uaregiird, of the project, and II is shown that, under this figure, It will Nell cither by the Pacific ur Atlantic const last evening and buveis are llieiefoie scouring ihe round v to pur- lin-e minimi exciting I lie views ot be possible for the state to make a fuo- holders, There has been a gnnlual slit' lit of appioxlmalely l II.IIIKI over anil I lening nf Pili e ideas In the local HcatHo, Wash., Oct, 21. Kggs, fresh ranch 4H(ii!S2e; eastern fresh il.Vo llle; Orientals I He. Butter, local rubes It tf ; bricks Hoc; Oregon cubes Klti'Me. film's, llliiburger llle; Wisconsin lllc; Hwiss (domestic) 21c; Washington I7',v fill Sc. Onions, green 2(lf 2.V per dozen; eastern Washington Kul'p' per pound; California l(o I ','jc. Potatoes, winter lYci 22 per Ion. PORTLAND MARKETS. Portland, Ore., Oct, 21, Wheat Club, I. li) bluest. -in, 1.10; Walla Will la, H (17. Outs--No. I while feed, :!". 2,r; ginv, 27. Hurley- Brewing, L'2: fees, 2l.0ll. lings- Host live, t7,IH(if f, .it. Prime steers, '; fancy cows, ijili best calves, ti' n' N, Spring In in I isi, Voil. Huttei -City creamery, Xlfu :lfic, liggs Helected local extras, UfiM :i" v. Hens, I2fii ' I U '..jf broilers, 1 1 ',( I'-'c; geese, lllc, iibove the cost of construction nf tin system and flic pliielug nf the bind un der wnler, This profit Its t be tinned Into the state school fund, I The appropriation nunle by Hie legls latum for Ihe entire project was ),"iil, non. It is estimaliil Hint the actual I cost uf the cnitstriiutiun work, wliicl I embraces 17. 1 H I acres of In id binds un iter the pinjeel, will lie niiiiut .u..il' per acre, lo which was added 5 as an Insurance ngnlnsl any contingency which might arise and not provided for at present and Interest upon Ihe amount uf the appropriation at ll per cent until April l.'i, lllln, which would amount lo till, HIM, making the total profit upon the project H 1 1,5011. The board Is nl"o notifying till who nave signed eiiiitinets with' the stale and who desire repay ments, of Ihe purchase price to make application to the linnrd not Inter limn December Ml, 1111. when Hie leglslulure will b asked fur milhurity tn make this repayment out of Ihe profits real lied from the project, JURY DISAOREED. Me.lfiinl, Or., (tel. 01, The jury which hard evidence In Ihe murder trial nf .Dm (icnrp.e, an Indian, disagreed ml was dlsennigeil today, And where 'a llolisont like a sulnuaiiiie, lie's ailing ills 1 1 it i Ii- i tly ami the outlook it now ex liuglv good thai the foreign ifeiuiiinl will Ink cine or every ton ol mils that the Pacific iiiiiHiwchI will liaie In oft'er. LOCAL WIIOLEUALB MARKETS. Hay, timothy IU.oo Clover, per ton H.00 Oals and velch H.MI "heal . 8.00 Wheat, per bushel Ii.'ie Hiau, per Ion Hhni is, per Inn til I Oals, per bushel Olio to 37o I hlttlm bark, per lb 4'j(ii.nc Potatoes, per ewt. ., 7.'icMl Butter and Eggs, Mnllerfnt, per lb 34e Cramry bulter, per lb arm Kgg ,...;liie' cash Poultry, llns, per lb I le Roosters, per lb An Fryera Ho Livestock. Hleera tie Cows, per ew-t. -Ini Hogs, fat, per lb To Mliiek hugs, per lb. (lops) (t'-jc Kwes, per 11 H'V Spring lambs, per lb , ne Veal, firs! class lie Pelts. Pry( pr lb ... B5 MARION COUNTY'S EXPENSE ACCOUNT Jin r ion county paid out 'J 1 S,ll;l5.77 claims presented on the different ac counts from April 1 to October 1 ac cording tn the semi annual report Is sued today by County Clerk Max Oi bi ll a r. The unpaid warrants of the geu oral fund now amounts to )i!2()7.i7 and of roads and Highways to .1,H.'i8.72 or a total of in,(Mtl.m). This fund of un paid warrants includes the account from 111(17 to the present date. Tho resources of the county amount to 477,7.W.!MI MI.IHIUW of this amount is in delio uuent taxes from tho year 11)04 to tho present date and by funds in the handn of the county treasurer amounting to ;ih7,h i:i.:hi. . The warrants drawn and claims paid were ns follows: iTnadTitiiil highways i:i!,IMM1.7r. Kegist ration and elections 5,744.04 Sheriff's office 2,7(l(V2t Clerk's ol rice and Keglslra Hon clerks llecorder's office Treasurer's office Surveyor's office Assessor's office Court House expense Circuit Court 7,(mH.4r County Court nnd Comiuis- sinners 2,(100.71 Justice Court l.rdlO.dO ( 'oroner I4tl.2fi Insane 1200 School Superintendent's of fice 2,70H.lifi Krnlt Inspector (III.O'i Indigent, nuldier It-IOS Widow's Pension and euro nf Poor h,H4,"i (i0 Jail Juvenile Court I 'I'll X llebnte Scalp Homily Senler nf Weights and Measures 3,lllll..H I.OIIfi.oO 2,H42.7rl H8!i.!C 4,(IHI).!)4 1(1,1013.70 MO 114 Ui.Ofi 7iiii.:ni 1 4.211 PAIIIS, Oct, 2l,--",rhtoiighnut Tue din'. " announceil the Hurdiuiux war of flf III lis regular daily repurt, r Ivcd I llebnte nf Fees hen! at il this nfli'iimim, "the eneiuv's! Advertising iillnelia were particularly violent' ill I'K Inspector Nicuport, lilxmuile and Uinta, but all Hl",fl Pule wero repulsed with great energy by tho! '"' nlly for IHscnsnl allies. Klsewhere Ihe genenil slliiat Ion ! Cattle Pirn Prnlcetlun mimit Aiiioro ninP7;.l'iintt""1 ,:xi"",i,i,,n mm bMuoto iulUs). This (iiellon and "How lo Prevent Colds" is Baked a thousand times every day. A cold Is really fever, not always caused by tho weather but due to a disordered condition of tho blood or lack of Important total- elements. In chancing seasons fat- I. R0 Icon 11110(10 20 1 .W) ion.41! III. SB 147 18 IIHD7H Tollll !! 1 H,OM.-..77 THINKS WAIL bTREET IS "IT " New York, Oct. 21- Hlreei Issue with yesf enlny 'a statement by tteorge W. Perliliis, former puitner of the lute J. P. Morgan, Hint Ihe New York Stock Kxchaiig should be pli I under gov foods ire essential becauso they dis- "ruineiit t ml. was laken here today tribute heat by enti.hlng the blood P'-V Willll"n Antwerp. n f . i . j i .. i i ' file governors of th exchange. nd so render the body belter abVo ; ni , ,,,,,,,, lw(, i,,r,i to withstand Ihe Varying Clements. ,,, u-hell Hie war eoinmeneeil," snlfl This Is the underlying reason why Von Antwerp, "anyone with an ulterior the medicinal fills III Scott's ICniulsinn ; mollv old hnve sought an liiluec- quickly overcome colds and bt.lkl t'VZ strength to prevent moto acrious sic- K1)1,' ,,, ,..IB,1U ,, tor tl, sh.t rtess. H contains nature's medicinal , . t time in which such liijuiictlnns are fats, so skllllully prepared lh.lt the I . Insoluble, would hav precipitated aa blrssl profits Item every ilsop, slid It la I economic tragedy III this country. Ilun Ire from bnrniliil driu(i or alrnlml. ! dreds nf Hiiuisiinds nf Innneent petsi ns M-ST Scull ft llewuc, niuomtclil, H I. j wioild have been ruined,'