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Newspaper Page TextSIX THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JAN. 12,1917. NEW CLISSIIIED ADVERTISING RATES J Bate per word New Today: Each insertion, per word le On week (6 insertions) per word Se I One month (20 insertions) per word 17e The Capital Journal will not be re sponsible for more thai one insertion f jr errors in Classified Advertisements. Bead "-our advertisement the first day It appears and notify us immediately. Minimum charge, 15c. FOB BKNT SKINS For lale at ital Journal office. Cap tf for BENT Furnished i, 16U Omloa. The MI JONK NIRSKKV totc and 24th. 2 8 Whir-51 hi miles. Dwight d 4 vear lull INT Bleeping rooms ve. I'hoiTc ":mib. It'll.' 1 IS -With I.i 1ST Small Show Finder 1 1 (WW. ANTE I9F3. sed box dump I II. jivillor. Phono 1-13 OfiT PBICE8 On .nrni The Journal oflico. aalo bills at TRKSPASS nal office. Notices for sale at Jour tf 11 A BRy Window cleaner. Phone 70S. janlS 4-BOOM umI tdlepho irtltll 1111 lath gbti 1-lL N. C HOl'SK ienrcs. I 'i IB 200 BENT- lir FOR SALE Baled grain hay and retch hay. George Swegie. tf GOAT MEAT First class only, at O. K. Grocery store 12th & State, janll GET YOCR Tresspass notices, new supply of cloth ones at Capital Jour nal, tf WANTED -.I go, 12(111 buy, IftOO a colt of win lbs. l'hone 3 able : I'll 112 l i Hi RENT .' miles Ms St. . sen '.leuv, 10 in cultivation rite SO.-. 8, 20th 1-13 nil BALK Home ries, loganberries, l'hone .ilil''l2. eaniiCil peachei fruit and pears. 143 FOB BALE Or trm laird, near Eagle ton cure .lourmil. e I till acres of gooil Lake, Texas. Cot- I to FOR BALK Roll top desk, $15.00. :i dral ting board $2.."i0, 0 steel eoneroto wheelbarrows 8.0Q each. 'all BW B 215th l-l.i WILL for 3 10. PftADK una!! si' T.vpi I pay and soft Ill'IH i-is will iiivk R tor In il v !s sci li-l 1-1.1 WAXTKD A iid hand i.i spring. inquire Peed II POa RUNT One f lOOlU ill If It'll: I urnishi'd ddg. V. sleopi Xori 1 1 teams p. K haul Wav. i-Ii I K N T .1 !' 1844, IR SAL K ity cow, I box I7.. muni , calf. 'I' one Salem, resti Cr., I am H. 15, 111:111, hall. 148 equippci Address Willing lc e Journal, J OA K, ASM, I'll Cordwood, yai Liberty Sts,, P. Proctor, I'll -Maple, A'inc I at corner Tj near armory, me I322J. Maple, le and Pillard LOST 3 Mc.firowl nolo tires some where on Dallas and Salem road, finder plcasO notify (I. Sfnlz Co., S;l lem, nnd receive reward. I ll FOR BALK 5-rooin house and 2 lots, other out buildings, price $000. $250 will baudlc il. Full particulars ad dress X eare Journal. 1-12 A PEW Choice city ami farm loans desired, reasonable rates and quick, service. Adrress 1 101 care Capital Journal. 1-12 MIDDLE- Aged lady would lake po sition as housekeeper, lias had ex perieuce in apart incut house work. Ot 12 cure Journal. 1 i WANTED A good recoml hand I.i cycle, must be in good shape and cheap. What have von. linv Taylor, I7.IO Slate St. 'pi2 FOB SALE Cheap, Is It. inotorbont. complete with top and curtains. En Line mid hull in A I condition, t all .".I or 20IIK for Information nnd demonstration. i TWENTY ACHES Prunes, cherries nnd apple orchard, good building and Jrver, on rock road, mail and tele pb'o ne line. Will take house and lot or small acreage, good terms. I'runos, eare Journal. I 10 MONEY TO LOAN Oa second hand jewelry, men's clothing, musical in struments, tools, guns, bicycles etc. Also bought, sold and traded. Capital Eschtfhge, 3:i7 Court St. Phoae -!:!. janlO WANTED- At once, man and logging camp who will board three men. Man to work in Phone COS or apply K. A. Wt Leslie St. wif tWil oil.: -110" 1 12 TODAY - FOR SALE Or trsile for cow, 1 roan pony, 4 'otiin years old, broke, gentle for i or children, fX'i.lMi. Address bos 70, Salem. 119 K FOR BAI.K Complete little farm, h sores, buildings, fruit, berries, water 2 miles Halem. il. U. Campbell, Dal las, Ore. ll." CALENDAR For 1917 Large figures for practical use. Call or phone Hum er, II Smith, the insurance man. Mc - CornacK building. Phone 96. tf KLECTB1C BATHS Mussage, A raeri can snd Swedish, drugless methods of treatment, Ea Murphy, drugless paystosn, ,is Mtate tt. iioom n. Offii'e hours, 10 a, m, to 9 p. m. tf MONEY LOANED On furniture, hors es, vehicles, merchandise, etc. Trans actions private. Possession retained. Union Loan Agency, 217 South High St. jenlO Woodmen of World Make High Average The Watt i in in city lea nigh) to guo were nol present Tuesday roll against the W. 0. W. and tin O. W. bowled against the averages won three straight, Wilson of tin O. W. rolling high game of 243 making high average of 102. Bob the tabulated score: W. O. W. (Howled Tuesday night) w. ( l ) (2) G) H. Donaldson 161 17.". ll! To. 5Q0 1(12 Absentee 1."1 184 154 154 147 ir.2 K. Don Wilson Pierce lids If 171 iSl I! Totals 830 888 S71 5SB Printers Won Three Tuesday night the Printers three straight from the Oregon tin bowling team composed ot John din. Ilonrv Fieelanil rolled high L ante I Oil. of 227 anil also high avcrag Below is the score: Printers (Howled Wednesilav night) (I) (2) (3) To. Av. Vail Lrli 1M 187 588 1 7! I'ilkenton II.". 12C, l!l!l 47(1 1 .17 Hill IliO 189 147. 47i0 1(50 IVeeland 1H0 101 227 ".tl8 100 DoollUle 1H7 LAS IT9 581 177 Totals 8M 81(1 B87 tWt Oregon Theatre (1) (2) (8) To. Av. Absentee 164 17)4 1S4 4(i2 184 Absentee tW 184 IW 462 164 Absentee 154 154 154 402 184 Absentee 17.4 17.4 lot 402 154 Suudin 185 196 81 4SI 100 Totuls 77il 812 jM 2:120 156 Eueene Pioneer Banker T, O. Ilcndi president o of lOugeue mi ;;i yoari the ever ago, list i- First National since it. was 0 yesterday retire tUtiODi and he i Ideney by P. f been vice presid of S. II. Kb kin hank raanlz .1 head or the ceiled ill the nlgrass, win. cr since t he pres has death 'lit 11 a mi 11 tl .1' r ot years ago. took place nt Hie annual officers yesterday after- This ch election noon. In ai liter "lb ml li and Ihe ineetin Air. Hen dricR live long vine ive I'm- yeaivj more of the leinplated retiring been leaving moi care and rospoti il.ilitv of Hie business lo jttv associates. I fi head '1 that I hav of the first hiiying been ' letveci Nations honored k was e tuv tunc bank of with the itablished Bugone, posit n 11 since me tT 1888, During that tiini I have liunl wat le bi ,igbt shed ! bank grow from it ti sent size. 1 11 of $12,000 th say we 1, $2,27.0. (100 at this time the bank reflects the de the community. ' ' Ku This growth of M'lopmcnt ot' gene Register, Professor McAuslan Gives Fourth Lecture in Salem I'rof (1. Hubert Mr Ails a of' the s fourth tletman- Ciunincr t being, University of Oregon, gave h lecture in the short course in ship at the auditorium of the rial club last night, bis suhje "The I'syrhology of Salesmanship. He said that psychology is a new voril in business but is coining to be rOOM and more understood and that its IftWl govern both the salesman and custom er in everv sale. He explained that there is an atmosphere of thought am feeling in every interview and that tin salesman should make this cotmt in his In tl ilv of tb mind he : ' workiu: the tawi aid that 11 persi loguizc the all article by reas lc then explain! J i ' 1 1 be ight ti lity 01 est ion and and bv (ho this may ,'UKl live line of 1 h lllel iglit hod. In lining as a force that tnd the import good coustruc- up Hid the of thin I houghls wed them nchl and that ex- through plained an ml.! 111 mil of the e then 1 read Mlts to 1 method ' sale Hi' .-ai snit Ti and Pn some sa t roin show the di of approach. Tonight he detail shown 100 points. All interest the harts itlvidi re in ilof The meet will be the anil (hi week. last OLD MEN" ORGANIZE Portland, scriuiinat i d old me .. .Inn. ngain is de .Civil middle meed n v ihe service day in resolutions fii-iencv ell adopted t- b ", an organization of 1 r. The resolution will 1 the legislature, with a it be passed as a .i 1 congress. 45 pre que me 1 tl: Vf en ted I d that lorinl t Court House Nets A marriage license was issued to Boss C. I tain r i, a printer of West Salem, and Mary Ijcmmon, a house keeper of Salem, today. The will of Byron T. Randall, de ceased, was filed in the county clerk's office yesterday, by the executrix, Mrs. J Randall, his wife, '.v 'he terms of the will, $.'!,.r00 is , given to a daughter, Ada Belie .j ml sou, n fourth interest in all the prop I erty to his wife, l.ueinda, imd the re- 1 ma i n i ng property to be divided up i equally between the Ifollnwing chil ,i,'n of Mr. Randall: jt. ,; M. i(..,mia Bex It. Han dall, Charles '.. Handall, Ley OS Q. Randall, Kenneth L. Handall, II maid T. Kamlall. Eva L. Rundall. Rolland F. Randall and Burton T. ltundall. An nnswer in Mitchell vs. S. Oregon, was fib Office today, answer eTniins case of McKinley W. Jone d in the Ihe deft that the i of Brooks, county clerk 's ndant, in the plaintiff, bv i.reaen or contract, annulled all pro visions of the contract and therefore uks that the case be dismissed. A complaint was filed witl ty clerk today in the case 01 mo Manufacturing Co. vs. I' ing, a suit to recover $100 a on a promissory note made I fenda.nl to the Western Pah efclnery Co. The plaintiff $7". is attorney fees. the Tin oun Ala lleged y the rquar also de The will of Werner Breynia j sonie time ago, provides that 1 j.ropertv, real or personal, shall filed en to his daughters: I'll ,, Breyman llrown, Ada Hrevniaii Kldiidge mid An h Breyman Prael. William II. Kid itgo was named executor. The rade questions for the January Gii examinations are now in of the county superinteui II be mailed Monday. There hands land w ! about 1.10 pupils in i!2 districts who Wl II tat the examinations this month. County Superintendent Smith will go to Silverton this afternoon to act as a judge in thi' Salem-Silvertou high school debate held ill Silverton this eveni ast. Lewis Was Well Known In All Lobster Palaces Philadelphia, ley Lewis, the who the police t bert before he 1 fan, 12. Bernard Pittsburg society ay murdered Mazi 0111 mit ted suicide es- man Col 1 11 in Atlantii City I otel, was well known to habitues who have in the en day. Captain lie had re f 1 ibster palaces in Chicago, en important information the police announced lo Detectives Tate announced eeivod a letter from the Chi 'C, containing information of t importance. This inform, 1 I'irst given in the western po stal) named Stewart, who had is tBSO, Tale said. pom nt not was th.' tioll lir, In loaned ran atound all the 'hicago," Captain expensive Tat 1 1. :uii ; quite fond of young irls- ' ch Hi; 1 street. "La Chieag 11 1 1 1 UOWi on tl t Deci to No Nether voinun inber he look one r York- He rented a amis hotel and too there. Lewis pullc ml began peering I from room c the I the I in the young lhades down he furniture. "He told the gi is in constant lunger and must be careful. r am em inent,' " ' ' 1 Spies ployed by the British govc i'l'ate declared lie told the girl I follow me everywhere.' " Captain Tate could not d identity of the girl, he said. -lose th he conn 1 good family, it is said. Committee Indorses Secretary's Request With amount Olcotl capital buildtni I'unium only n slight 1 asked by Secieli for the maintei building, the su ; and the grounds was appp roved ye: the second session lion Hit of Stati e of the ie court next hi- ( crila y Ittg at the second .session of the ways and means committee. The amount asked bv Secretary Olcott was .$."111,50(1. This eommlttee also heard Miss Cor nelia Marvlin. state librarian, present the needs of Ihe slate library and edu cational department. The appropria tion she asks for this session is $290 more than asked at the 1015 session. She showed how the library and educa tional department had grown during the past two years and the need for i 111 -provement nnd additional help, and the committee regarded the work seriously. in order to hasten the work of going over the appropriations, the commit tee decided lo meet each night at eight o'clock beginning next Monday night, Secretary Ulcott was present last night to defend Ihe appropriation of $58,000 asked lor bv the slate department consideration was postponed until other meeting. Secretary Olcott asking money to make excavations der the capitol for the storage records and sup plies. but an- un of JUSTICE COURT NEWS. Charged with illicit relation th lis stepdaughter, I'ress Mcl'herson, a ogger of Springfield, was brought to Salem from Eiie.0110 yesterday bv OoU- stable V lino crime is said in South Sal " have been where Mc Dhersou w justice eoi has not yi 'oninn hereon merly lived. iNIc a hearing in the illhough the hour gi ei ndav ti M t bei Constable I summons 01 j the ease of suit to colli 1 per cent on Yarnoy today served C. L. Johnson today .1. W. Hill vs. Johnson . and given ate Ma Thi plaintiff v fees. also asks tor ie is in the justice court today ing the recovery of about $!-'.", due The Albert H. Weinbren- froiu C. K. Reiuhart. alleg urn 1 Lloyd Zackerv, West Salem, Stabbed by Sydney Hawthorne Lloyd Zackery, of West Salem, age about 13, was stabbed over the left breast this morning by Sydney Haw thorne, sged 12 or 111 years, in an alter cation resulting from vile names al leged to have been flung at Zackery bv Hawthorne. The weapon used was a pocket knife and the considered serious. The j place this morning on th school grounds during recess. It appears from the I officers that Hawthorne : the habit of calling any i chose vile names. Thi- wound is not stabbing took I West Salem the morning lory told the has been in one whom he morning he -ealleii hackery names and lie took ex I coption to them and started to fight, i In the melee Hawthorne drew his pocket knife and slashed Zackerv. It was not decided this afternoon J.just what would be done with young Hawthorne, as the matter of prosecu i tion was left in the hands of young i Zackery 's mother. Dr. Kllis dressed : the wound. ; s THE EASIEST WAY TO END DANDRUFF , :f: : :! I here is one sure way that never fails 10 remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it entirely. To do this, just get about four oiiares of plain, ordinary liquid ar vou; apply it nt night when retiring: enough to moisten the scalp and il. it in geutlv with the linger tips. Hv morning, most if not all, of your .1 ...,- ...Ml K .....I IkiM m 1 ll.LII'll 111 1 Mill 111: uuim, dim i"i" " ,. .,, ...HI UVII '"" ' "'"' di;'solve and entirely destroy every sni ile sin 11 and trace of it. 110 matter how ImUch dandruff you may have. Vou will find, too, that all itching 't'1 and digging of the scalp will stop III the stantlv, and your hair will be fluffy, cut. j lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look are I and feel a hundred times better. Vou can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need. This simple remedy has never been known to tad. Wheat Market Nervous Showing Sharp Gains Chicago, Jan. 12. The wheat market was nervous today, showing sharp gains at the opening. The reply of the allies indicating that there was no hope for peace in the near future was the influ ence. There was heavy realizing on the ad vance from outside accounts and prices broke sharply before support was en countered, .May wheat opened up 2 1-2. then lost 4 .'1-4, going to $1.88 5-S. July opened up I 3i8, losing .'1 cents, going to $1,49 .1-2. September opened up 1 1-8, subsequently losing I) 1-8, going to 11.86 3-8. Corn had a firmer tone at the open ing, but followed wheat down later, May corn opened up 1 l-S, then lost the same, going to OS 3-8, July opened up 12. then lost I, going to 07 1-4. Oats registered sharp price gains on the opening trade. Later oats followed wheat and c 5-S, but lnsl opened up 3 54 .'S-8. Provisions was neglectei for lard and were limited. Muv oatt opened up . 57. July i, going to 1-4, goi then lo ruled slightly higher. Pork I early bul a brisk demand ribs appeared. Offerings PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE . ON MONDAY JANUARY 15, 1917 Having decided to move to Wasco county, I will sell to the highest bidder, my home at 1695 South Twelfth street, on corner 12th and Rural Avenue, Sale to commence at 1:30 o'clock p. m. This splendid home consists 'I . ?Lt,y1 kts.tJH Plot beinS no it. oy izu it.; lots are air in cultivation. One 6-rooim house, consisting of toilet,! porches, bay window. Also one barn and chicken house ; some fine bearing fruit trees, some shrubbery. One extra fine well of water. 60-ft. deep; also city water. Street car in front of door. School house close. This place is clear of incum brance. Will furnish ab stract. Terms: $500 cash, balance to suit purchaser. Don't forget the date, January 15, 1917, at 1:30 p. m. sharp. W. G. PRATT, Owner COL E. G. SNIDER, Auct'neer Ml $L HK&; CHARGE ANARCHISTS PLANNED TO KILL Sensational Allegations Made bv Prosecution In Monnpv UJ 1 IU9CUIUUU III mUUIICV secution In ft Trial Today San rraj Thomas J. n. 12, ( barges that f, Alexander Berk Fitzgernid and their MoO! man, Miss Eleanor friends planned an attack on the life of Governor Hiram Johusou were madi ov the prosecution during today's ses jsion ot ihe trial of Thomas J, Mooney oa charge of complicity 111 the fatal I preparedness day parade here. They I precipitated a verbal clash during j which the lie was passed several times. The defense, on the other hand, cans led the jury to be exceused temporarily nnd placed Miss Fitzgerald on the Island. She is associate editor of "The j Hlast, " Herkinan's radical paper, nnd 'she bared her arms nnd shoulders to I show bruises alleged to have been iu 'i lictcd by detectives from District At I torney Fiekert 's office when they were 'raiding the "Hlast" offiee recently. I During a hot exchange with Bourke ICoekran, chief counsel for the defense, Assistant District Attorney Cunhae do eland that the grand jury would be asked to investigate his charges that' iMooney's friends planned to attackj Governor Johnson, lie further assert led that Moonev's friends planned thei overthrow of the California government: In reply, Cockrau told the court that the district attorney's office was try ! ing to go back to "the old star chain-1 her session days and to violate Ameri can liberty by holding back secret pa-1 pers affecting the life and liberty oil tno accused. "When this trial is over,'' he added) "we are going to take legal action against every man who was connected with the raid on 'The Hlast' office." Oockran asked the court to instruct, the jurv not to read the daily papers or their headlines. He said the district attorney was attempting to poison the minds of the jurors and the public against the defendant. The prosecution then questioned the ligltt of the friends of the defense to mail throughout the city a letter set ting forth "the case of the defense.1' Judge Griffin upheld the defense's right to do this. Attorney Cock ran Countered this move by the state by requesting the release of all papers seized in the "Hlast" raid. It was at this juncture that Miss Fitzgerald took the stand. During her examination by Cunhae, she called the latter a liar. JudgO Griffin adjourned court until Monday without ruling on the disputed point as to possession of the seized let ters. DON'T LET SOAP SPOIL YOUR HAIR -! When you wash your hair, be careful what you use. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp am! makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use is just plain inulsifii'd cocoianut oil. for this is pure nnd entirely greaselcss. It's very cheap, and beats the mosl expensive soaps or anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug stort;, nnd a few ounces W'ii last the whole family for months. Simply moisten Ihe hair with water and rub it in, about a teaspoonfu is all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thor oughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to Handle, besides, it loosens and takes out every purticl,e of dust, dirt and dandruff. Ten Suffrage Pickets Still Stand on Guard Wash in grees bel twelve su silent wa! rton, an. li. it was ten -v freezing today when frnge pickets resumed tl h outside President Wilsc t! n s gates. They were slightly late in arriving, but, bundled UP f"1' coats, many of which had been sent them from suffrage Organisations in nearby states, they voiced determination to go through with their program or freeze in the ef" fort. Returning from morning, the presii exchanged salutes the white house his nt f tune this fust time ntries. As I through 1 11 ,-ith the j ir plung the and women stood at ntte the president suiiliii in return. on, satining, touched his hal Public Holds Aloof From Stock Market Vorl an. 12. The New financial review York today ich was effect conflict of views as to, replv of the entente ; the tho belligerents eomiuunicati J have on tin j near future, j to re-enter There were sisted that down bv the to President Wilson's! n of last December would outlook for peace in the that the public still feared i the stock market today, numerous people who in-; the general terms as setl allies definitely precluded I I fforts for the time being at least. Others professed to see in the fact that a fully satisf.vtory answer! to the president was sent despite the' indigmtu" out burst o the British audi French press. Trading was wholly professional. At the opening prices advanced material-', ly. but after the first fifteen minutes or so the spurt of buying for the ac count of the shorts and by those trad ers who would have the market ad vance just enough to draw in some! portion o the public died down and prices eased off. There was no initiative here or else-1 i All of the new officers of the Wo men Belief Corps are requested to meet with the president at her residence 195 South Church street, tomorrow aft ernoon at 2:30. o A warrant for the arrest of Carl Ki'tmltr whi' i i h'.rn.jl with t. n I i n i. 'p"" a !"r('t't car M ,h ea'1 "f o" .,,.,., ve.ter.lav afternoon, wash issued todav bv the cit vrecorder. , Saturday morning's ctory hour will have for its main attraction "The Elephant's Child." A favorite from Kipling All children arc invited to the public library to hear it at 0:30 in the morning. It has been reported to the chief of police that the hoboes are becoming a nuisance in the outlying districts of Sa lem. It is stated thnt, when they are refused food or lodging, they become abusive. The police are keeping asharp lookout for any signs of disorder and little trouble is expected. Notwithstanding the fact that all auto tires have advanced from 10 to 15 per cent and that gasoline is not likely I to become any eheaped at leist not this season the following have pur 1 based Ford cars from the shipment received this morning at the O. C. T. I dock : Fred S. Lamport, W. C. Tillson and Falls City Salem Lumber company. NThe significance of the 11 o'clock hour and the hailing sign of an Elk were given to eight candidates last night nt the Elk lodge, all o'f whom were duly initiated and impressed with the duties 01 an Klk. They were: A. K. Wilson, James Imlah, W. H. Dalrvmplo, 0. L. McDonald, Richard Harbert, C, C. Simeral, Newton S. Sith and H. B. Jones. Howard M. Browiell, an attorney of Eugene, is in the city to conduct the frelUainarr defense of P. W. MePher son, charged with a statutory crime. The case was to have come un before Jus tice Webster today, but was postponed until next weeK, as the district attor ney was unable to attend. McPherson resides at Springfield, but it is alleged that the crime was committed in this county. 0 When one cannot attend an opera and see and hear Caruso, the next best thing is to hear him and other famous opera stars, via the Vietralo route. Tonight at the public library, to which of course, there is no admission charge, the Italian opera "Pagliacci" will be giv en on a Vietralo furnished bv the George C. Will music house. Mr. Will has also loaned the records from the opera. As the records arc played, Mrs. Anna Rodgers Pish will tell the story of the opera and explain the special sig nificance of each number. Ministers Indignant at Prayer Interruption Ministers of Salem arc highly in dignant over the fact that the sergcant-at-arms of the senate took upon him self to warn Dr. Talbot, head of the Kimball college of Theology, during the offering of prayer Thursday morn ing in the senate chamber, by pulling nt his coat-tail, that he was prayig too long. Dr. Talbot, according to the minis tors, is not in the habit of making long prayers, but yesterday morning the scigeant-at-anna, probably believing thatthe minister had prayed long enough, pulled his coat-tails to warn him that his time Ayas up. It was sug gested also that perhaps Dr. Talbot, feeling the dire need of divine super vision over the affairs of the senate, may have prayed longer than he usual ly does. Xevortheless, because the ministers were there on tho invitation of the senate and as they had been given no instructions as to how loan; thev should or should not pray, they feel the action of the sergennt-at '-arms' to be an affront to their calling. llns morning the senat Opened without pravcr b This oversight is also shoulders of the seri whose duty it is to notify session was by a minister. laid on the irgeant-at-arms, y the ministers ' convenes. As nine instead of no minister on notified. at wnat nour the senat it met this morning at ten o'clock, there was hand because none was France has a general named Anion- rich, who. retired at 65, has enlisted as a private in the ranks. Which means that it is a pity that such devotion has so poor a cause as war in which to gain, its jjlory. where in the industrial list. Business continued light, in the late, trading but prices as a whole maintained a firm undertone with narrow changes. CITY NEWS COL. E. Gm AT POULTRY SHOW Poisal & Shaw Capture Na tional Bank Cup for Heavy weight Varieties The two winners of the silver cups offered at the Marion county poult ry show were Poisal & Shaw, who were awarded the Capital National bank silver cap for the best pen of heavy weight varieties and H. B. Rupert whose light weight varieties were id- en the higtfest seoring. Lnrger crowds than for any previous 1 day thronged the Derby building view ing the displays and passing eoinmeuts ion those that had been awarded tho prize ribbons. The chief attraction this afternoon that brought out a large number of poultry owners was the caponi:-.ing dem lonstrations of C. M. Wilcox, superin 'teudent of the Oregon state hospital poultry farm. I Tonight will be the last night exhibi tion as Saturday will dose the exhibit. j The pen prizes awarded yesterday are as follows: r Black Minorcas CI. W. Speight Hub j bard. liurred Plymouth Rocks AV. H. Craw fora, Salem. White Plymouth Rocks Poisal & Shaw, Salem. White Leghorns H. lem. !; Rupert, Sa Voth, Dal- llrown L pghorns Hent las. Light Urahmas E. C. Nef'tzger, Ger vais, first; T. A. Ratcliff, Salem, see- Further Ribbon Prizes Given Other prizes awarded not previously published are given below: Buttercup All awards to J. 1). Drake of Silverton, namely, eock, first; hen, first, second and third: cockerel, first. ' Dark Cornish Cockerel: Oregon Car- neu onipany, t'ortland, second: hen: Oregon Carneau comonnv. lV,rthi,i,i third. ' Rose Comb Ancona Cock: firth place awarded to J. H. Day of Salem. Single Comb Huff Leghorn--Cock : Reuben & Becker, Independence, first; hen, li. A. Bollman, Dallas, first, sec ond and third; cockerel, L. A. Bollmai;, Dallas, first and third; pullet, h. A. Bollman, Dallas, first and second; Reu ben & Smith, Independence, third and fourth. Oliver ('ampine Hen: ,T. If. Skaife, .-snlein, second, third and fifth: cocker R. Hen el, E. D. Taylor, Salem, fifth. Cartridge Rocks Cockerel, J. sel, Salem, first; dames Parker, Salem, Salem, second; pullet, J. R. Heusel, first and second. Light Urahmas Cockerel E. C. Neftz ger. Gervais, first, second, fourth and fifth prizes; T. A. Ratcliff, Salem, third; pullet. T. A. Ratcliff, all prizes. Huff Orpington lien, LestdPH. Ev ans, Salem, first and second; pullet, II. E, Pemberton, Salem, third. Single Comb Rhode Island Reds Cock, William B. Heath, Salem, first ami third; .Mrs. M. E, Carter, Salem, second; hen, William B. Heath, Salem, second and third; cockerel, Becker v. Roberts, Independence, second and fifth T. A. Ratcliff, Salem, third; Mrs. Jf. E, Carter, Salem, fourth; pullet, Beck er iV. Roberts, Independence, first and third; William B. Heath, Salem, second and fourth; T. A. Ratcliff, Salem, fifth. Buff Ban lams Hen, Oregon Carneau Company, Portland, first. Black Cochin Banlams Hen, Ore gon Carneau company, Portland, first. (lolden Seabright Bantam Oregon ( arneau company, Portland, first. 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