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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1919. PAGE THREE. MEATS AND EGGS SOAR HIGH OVER FORMER PRICES With commission, houses and grocers paying from 58 . to 60 cents a dozen wholesale for eggs, housekeepers arc f ac ' ing a retail prico of abgut 75 cents a dwSen in" Salem, notwithstanding the fact that the big agitation, is now on to reduce llie'cost o'fllviiig. ' ..' . no year ago eggs were selling whole ate in isalem at 45 cents a dozcn,: with a retail price of 55 and 60 cents. Two years ago the dealers were 'paying v cents a dozen, with retail at 50 cents. To "the housekeeper) the price of egg baa advanced 25 cents a dozen in the pest two years. The same story of higher living costs is true in the poultry market.- Meat markets and commission houses were " paying 16-cents a pound for hen two years ago. Now the market quotation is 24 cents a pound. For chickens, the price paid by dealers two years ago was 18 cents. Today it is 22 cents. The veal market has also kept pace with higher living costs. Two years ago " meat markets were paying stock raisers 15 cents a pound. One year ago the price was 18 cents -while today the markets will pay 23 cents. While statistics show that Salem is one of tB0 moat economical places in the whole country in which to live, figures also show that the market bill and the egg bill has rmwle a striking advance over the figures of two years ago. San Gabriel Canyon Is Center Of Forest Fires Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 25. (United Press.) The San Gabriel canyon was the center of the Angeles forest fire Bono today. Men counted by hundreds were massed in that vicinity in what they had good hopes Would prove a successful effort ti gave the watershed of . the Pomona val ley. "The worst is over," was the com ment of Forest Supervisor Charlton on the fire situation. He outlined how the fire in the San Fernando region, the Arroyo-Seco which is the. Pasadena watershed and in all of the big fire ' oa excepting the San Gcbriel district, had either burned thcmselv es out or been controlled. Dallas K. Of P. Lodge Aids Sufferers In Texas Storm (Capital Journal Special Service.) l)allas, Or. fSept.25. At a meeting " of Marmion Lodge No. 96-; Knights of Pythias of this" city Tuesday night a neat little sum Was voted by the lodge for the help of brother knights who lost their homes nnd families in the recent big storm on the gulf coast of Texts. The movement is in keeping with an appeal for help being sent out from the headquarters of the order in' Portland and it is expected that the money raised will do much to keep alive the Pythian tpirit. of the sufferers, i Dallas Boy Married To, Young Woman Of Montana ' (Capital Journal Special Service.) Pallas, Or., Sept. 25 Judge Ed F. Coad has received a letter from his son, C. C. Coad of Butte, Montana, stating that ho was united in marriage to a prominent young, woman of that city August. 26. ' The announcement of the marriage comes as a complete surprise to m.-, Coad's parents and a large circle of friends in DaUas. The groom is em ployed in one of the mines in the Mon- tana city and has made his home there for the past several years. Ho was for; merly 'a business man in this city. r . Northwest And British V Columbia ; Chambers Of -Commerce Open Session Spokane, Wash., Sept. 25. Secretar ies of the commercial clubs and cham bers of commerce of Washington, Idaho. Montana, Oregon, and British Columbia are in convention today at the Paven port hotel here. ' Nearly 100 secretaries were present when the convention opened at 10 a. m. Edward P. Kemmer of Tncoma, presi dent of the Washington State associa tion, called the convention to order, t Gordpn ,C. .Corbaley, executive secre tary of the Seattle chamber of com merce, and James M. Rhodes of Everett 'are scheduled as the .chief speakers for the opening day. . FLORAL SHOW PRIZE STOCKMAN Dt! FAIR With greater interest than ever be fore evidenced by the increased num ber of entries from various parts of the state, the floral exhibits at the state fair are this year attracting more at tention than ever before. The prize winners in the different classes as announced last night, are: . Professional. .. . - Collection. Green House Plants, first, Fred Young, second J. W. Maroney. - Collection green house ferns, first, Fred Young; second J. W Maroney. ; Collection carnations, first wiecleman Brothers; second, Halm Herbert. Collection cut flowers, first, Clarke Brothers; second Fred Young. Collection Toses, Martin Forbes. Collection hardy plants, John Zim merman. Collection gladoli first, White Flor al Garden; second Dibble-Franklin. FAIR RACE RESULTS 'The summary of Wednesday after neon's race program results at the fair grounds is as follows: ' 2:08 pace, one mile heats, best three in five, purse 2000-r- Tilliimook Maid (Ball).. ...2 Mildred Direct (McGirr) ". 3 Daisy D (Hagsdalo) 1 Mack Fitzsimmons (Brain) ......4 Lena Patch (Wheeler) 5 Time 2:07; 2:Q7; 3:08. , 2:15 trot, every heat a race, purse $750 '; GUylight (Glcrman) .....4 3 3 Hallie B (Swisher) 1 1 1 Lillian B (McGirr) 2 2 2 Howard's Comet (Brain) 3 4 I Time 2:13; 2:14; 2:12. A. H. Lea handicap, purse $360 Kin ney Wave, scratch, first; May Davis, handicapped 140 yards, second; MoAl 90 yards, third; Bonkm, if) yards, run. Collection perrenials, John Zinimer- fourtn. Buth Hal, 100 yards, fifth; Dia man. , . . Imond Norte. 70 yards, sixth; Koyal Ev press, low yaras seveimi; run iiaruen, Emphasizing the important part be ing .played in the community toy the' livestock organizations of the state, prominent stockmen last night made addresses at the Oregon Pure Bred Livestock association whioh was held in the auditorium of the agricultural pavilion at the fair grounds last night. Among the prominent speakers were Harry JenkinB of Downersroft, 111; Dwig'ht Putnam of Tecumseh, Neb; C. E. Howell of Pullman, Wash., and John L. Smith of Spokane." Denouncing some of the amusements to be found on the fair grounds, many speakers declared they .believed theB shows, some of which, it is said, are of an undesirable nature, should be done away. Games of chance were not favored iby the association. High praise was given A. H. Lea, secretary of the state fair association. Credit for the huge success of this sea son's fair is largely due Secretary Lea it is believed, ' Walla Walla Man Killed" When Train Hits Motor Walla Walla, Wash., Sept. 25. W. D. Wallace was instantly killed last night when the automobile in which he was riding was struck by. 'an O. W. E. & N. train near Prescott, Wash. Millard KeiBer. his companion was fatallv iniured. living only an "hour. ! A campaign has started at Eugene to The automobile was totally wrecked. I raise $10,000 to erect a monument in Wallace and Keiser were retired tarm-, memory of Lane county boys who lost Floral arrangement, Roger Gregory Zennias, first Schultz; second Wiedo- man. - Semi-Professiocial. -. Collection potted plants, first Mrs. W. H. Parker; second Mrs. Boss Moores. ' Collection porch boxes, first, Mrs. Boss Moores; second Mrs. W. H. Par ker. ; Cut flowers, first, Mrs. W. H. Par ker; second Mrs. Boss Mo5res. Cut roses, first Mrs. Boss Moores. Asters, first Mrs.'W. H. Parker. Potted plants, first Mrs. W. H. Par ker. - Zinnias, second, Mrs. Boss Moores. Specials. Best display from state hospital: honorable mention, Boys' Training school. Orchids, Martin Forbes. Water lillies Julius Brvetje. Dahlias in basket, first, Clarke Bros. second White Floral. " Blooming flower bed, first, White Floral; second, J. W. Barker. . Amateur. Porcli box, 1st ,Mrs. Stinson. Cut flowers, 1st Mrs. Crawford. Astors, 1st Miss Lord; 2nd, Mrs. Crawford. - Begonia, 1st, Mrs. Winifred Denni son; 2nd Jessie Bercler. Vases of flowers, 1st, Mrs. S. A. Edwards; .2nd, Mrs. Crawford. Zennias, Mrs. W. E. Anderson. Gladoli Charles Galloway. Perrenials, 1st Mrs. , Crawford, 2nd Mrs. Stinson. 80 yardB, eighth. Time 2:18. Running, four furlongs, purse $100 Percival Knight (Bagloy), first; Drummer (Coffman), second; Bully Wayo (Drennan, third. Time 48 sec ends. Bunnine. one mile, purse $200 Ostentations (J. Parker), first; Miss Sovereign (Bagley), second; Dr. C. V, Fryer (Newton), third. Time 1:42 1-5. Horllck'S theOrigina! Malted Milk. Avoid Imitations and Substitutes. ers of the Waitsbufg district. Fires In Redwood Forest Reported Beyond Control San Jose, Cal., Sept 25. The great forest fire in Big Basin is "absolutely out of control" and if the famous red wood trees there are to be saved the state must at onice supply "all the fire fighters possible." - This statement was issued through the United Press today by Firo Warden W. G. Dool in charge of redwood park. He said the flames were within half a mile of Governor's camp, which is in the heart of Big Basin. "l FIBE THREATENS DALLAS their lives in the gTeat war. A $400 saddle, a silver belt and $430 in money prizes wore won at the Pendle ton Round-Up last week by Yakima Ca nutt, the champion cowboy. Heavy stock' of Gravenstein apples are being shipped this year from Hood Biver to European markets. San Smiles Hot On Fan Grounds; Thermometer 86 "With a maximum temperature Wed nesday of 88, Salem folks at the state fair experienced almost Phoenix weather as in that city of high temperatures it m only 90. 'With the exception of i few localities in the country, it was just aa hot in Salem as anywhere. Los An geles was only two detrrees warmer, Medford up to 94, Sacramento 92, North Yakima 88, Bnseburg 88. In fact, the "Willamette valley was one of the warm est spot in the whole United States on Calem day wfih almost 40,000 people, attending- tho state fair. In Chicago it was 76 and in New York 70. , Public Service Board To Hear Extension Arguments Arguments on the application of the eity of Portland for an extension of the St. Johns line of the P. B. L. & P. company from its present terminus to the new municipal docks, will be heard .before the. public service eom nssion at the court house in Portland, at 1 o 'clock October 10. The city in its application declares the extension to Ibe necessary to the accommodation, of the employes at the municipal dock and levator. The railway company opposes the extension as" being too expensive aad aa involving further losses in op eration. . ... .000,000 In Prizes For Big Air Derbv Announced New York, Sept. 25. Plans for an international air derby around the world have been announced by the Aero elub of America. Prizes will amount to about $1,000,000, it is -e-timatecJ. (Capital Journal Special Service.) Dallas, Or., Sept. 25. Tho Dallas fire department was called out shortly after 9 o'clock Monday n'ight to extinguish c- fire that had been started in some unknown manner in a sawdust pile on the property of the Spaulding Loggin company in the northwestern part of the city. The blaze fanned by the strong wind that was blowing at the time threatened to set fire to adjoining prop erty. The department spent several hours throwing water on tho fire before it was believed to be beyond the point of breaking out 'gfl11- Chicaeo Betting Favors White Sox; Odds 8 To 5 Chicago. Sent. 25.-With the Ameri can league championship safely stowed Chicago Ibookies actively, began oper ations today, establishing the Sox team an 8 to 5 favorite over the Cincinnati Beds. .Other, items posted were: four to five. Sox to win series; 11 to 10 Beds to take first game; 7 to 10, Sox to win first game. No even money bets were announced. New York. Emory Titman was or dered to jail for passing a worthless check but he can't get in. ' He weighs 608 pounds and .the doors are toe small He's in the hospital. New York. Henry Koser must have his three f ect lone beard and hair until the film company which pays him $2SU a week for wild man roles, says he can have it cut, the judge said. Dry Clean All Family . 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