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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16

wheat, oats. Etc
Wheat-52ko.
Oats-3lc
Barley--tI5 per ton.
Flax-Cash, Northwest, 81 o.
HOP Marker.
Hops--li@l21fc.
Strictly choice--ll nc.
Liverpool, Dec. Hops at London
Pacific Coast steady, e3 Do. TO 60.
Live Stock Market.
Steers-8@31<c.
Cows-2I6 @3c.
Sheep 1880 gross to $500
Dressed veal--6o 6Hc
Hogs, alive-4Ac.
Hogs, dressed--6c.
Flour. Hay. Pssd. Etc
Baled cheat--S7.60.
CloyeT-N.
Feed barlsy-tlsK per ton.
Bran-tl6k.
Shorts--s1S.50.
Flour, wholesale-t2 90.
Potatoes. AppIes. Etc.
Potatoos--45c 10 SOC.
Apples-40@6Oc per box.
Fancy packed--tl 90.
Onions, $3.50 TO Sl.65 per 100 lbs.
Dried Fruits,
Dried apples-b@8c.
italian prunes 4Os 10 60s-3k 10 go
Petite Prunes 4os 20 60s. .--8k @4c.
Wood, Fence Posts. BIC.
Big hF--e3.6O.
Second growth-l3.O0.
Ash--t " co.
Body oak-S4.00.
Pole oak--S4.0O.
Cedar posta-S 10 l0c.
Dairy ans Creamery Products.
Dairy butter--l6@2Oc.
Creamery-20026c.
Store -lbc.
First-class country, per roll--35c.
Cream at creamery, pan skinned
10.
Separator sklmmed-23c.
~ oo HSGs sad Poultry.
Turkeys, llyO--lOc per pound.
0eeae-f6 per doEen.
Ducke-tS TO 81 per dozen.
Wool aad mohalr.
Coarse wool l8c.
Medium-lto.
Fine--l4e.
Mohair-20 10 Zoo.
Hides. Pelts audPuv
Green hides, No. l-6c.
Green hides, No. 2-4c
Cali akins-l@6c.
Sheep-2b TO Toe.
Goat skins-25c 10 81 90.
Gray iox--l0 TO 40c.
Coon-lO 10 25o.
Mink-2bc 10 tl.26.
Otter 81 20 %.
tkunk--l0 10 2Sc.
Muskrat--l 10 o..
Wlldcat-i0 10 26o
sisiaers Market.
Ohiokens-70Sc.
Egga per dozen. cash. 20c
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
Annual Prison STATISTICS.

This quarterly report completes the
years accounts, and with the reports
hitherto filed, furnishes material from
which annual statistics may be COM
puted. 90 Jan. l, 1901, there were in
the prison 27S convicts, and at the c lose
Of the year there were 3O!, making a
net gain Of "a The expenditures for
the year by quarters, not including the
cost Of repairs and improvements, are as
follows.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
Marion County Teachers.

The next county and state teachers
examination will be held in this city on
feo. l2-l5. County Superintendent A
l. Moores will cOnluct the examinations
assisted by Miss Carrie Bradshaw and
froi' A'W.MHs,who assisted at the lasr
examination.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
Aa Apt DeaaIsioa.

What is B0hemlanT' said the
young man who wants 70 study human
nature.
"A Bohemian" answered the cold
blooded friend. ''is a person who al.
ways needs two or three extra lndorse-
menls on bis note when he wants To
borrow money."--Washlngton Star.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
Mr.. Elmer King

Who lives near LewisbuTg, IA miles oasl
Of Salem la the red hille, concluded
some time ago that h9 bad followed 4
walking pl0w about 40 long as he cared
10, and desiring 10 find sulky pillow
that would sc0nr In the famous "red
hills" land, was confronted with the old
Argument that "nothing bot a chilled
plow would work In the hllla." Mr..
king, however, IL not 90 welded 10 old
theolties that he IL afraid 20 at least
give any good implement fair trial.
Saturday he took out One OF our Mo-
line "high liit Bismark" sulky plows,
fitted with l6-inch steel bottom. This
10 likely the only steel pillow that Is In
uao within cannon shot OF the place and
Of course We are naturally interested In
seeing II succeed How well Il sue.
ceeded 10 best atteated by The fact that
Mr., King was 90 we'll pleased that he
decided Al once upon keeping II, this ai-
ter be had made tests aud comparisons
with She chilled plow Ia the same deld
70 the same time.
Mr. King is satisfied, aud 10 only doing
what the progTeaayo farmers all over
the valley are doing, buying Hulky aud
gang ploWa and thus placing themselves
Ia q measure independent Of the
weather.
weO
This particular plow Ia known as the
"hlRh liit," az tho plow beam Tlsos
straight up, and an action the lit lever
runs loose, 30 that Ia case the plow
strikes an obstruction, Il raises Of he
own accord. aud settles back into the
lurrow the same way, IL can be- used
with or without DOle Iha fnFrov
Whoels are known as "castor wheels, y
thus enabling the operator 10 make a
square turn 10 right oF left.
zee
We have had a wonderfully good
trade this winter on all clasoes Ol sulky
and gang plows, both mold.board aud
disc pl000. We carry the henicla ro-
tary dice aud the Moline aud Syracuse
nnlkiot, and can please anyone--no mat.
Ter what the mature oi the soil.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
VORPAHL-MUNAIs

NOhFAhL-MUMMS-At tba 49,,
n VsS S5nan :, 'he omSSIlating Minister, Rev
IsoS no. SSn1PP, on Wednesday, Jan rs
D.; p Mss U, NJ. Mumms and Mr. N
~ 'o'Poal' both Of Marion county,
A,, aud Mrs, vOFpahl have gone 70
r0''land and Puget sound eitjs. -, "
shOr, stay. ''''' TOT q
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16

"woull you start on a Journey ON
FridayY
no. indeed"
WAY are people 40 superstltousy q
"hut THE has nothing 20 DO with su.
pewtition, l see paid on saturday"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
Nav TOnAY.

WANrEp.-oak timber by the car load
delivered on the care anywhere be-
tween Independence aud Albany and
Portland. For particulars address
Geo. b. jacob, North fFont street,
salem, orr. 10 lus
LOST or eTRAYKp. Two horses.
one bald faced laare, four white legs,
One black Pony, b l0and OF heard u
lalnrn A E.A. Dook and receive re-
naid. Jenefson OTegon. Is iws
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
Something New

Think OF it, Heinzs Strawberry and
apricot Preserves. Heinz's apple butter
IN bull 10 be retsiled ont of nice clean
& Ragans. ""son
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
Dr.. Stone Is Mnvinn

hli north drug store from 8s8 Com
mefclal street to 297 Commercial street
u 'ae middle OF the next block south
l-lO-lW
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
MARRIED.

DVWEIhoblNs-ln Salem, Oregon on
Wednesday, January rs, 1902 Al .9o
CLOCK p, N, Miss Ada A. Robins ~
Mr. H. V. Doe, both Of Marion O,us conn,' ~
county Judge Scott officiating.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16

y = henisiaser. fuaersl Director. iO7 state
suest 'fhons hea 2A2S. SalemOresoa. Rssi
seaes $40 Soaft. fhoas BisSk alsI.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
The La (orona cin,r

sns " sDs !lsa.is standard Of qualify Has no cana,
Hse, s s.ssys Ss,., gives salisiation. ma Tar
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16

A small iron pot holding about a
quart which u stnl preserved, was
cast a. the Lynn foundry IN i8la. Il
was the hrst Iron article made frOm
uatige ore Ia America.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16

THE WONDERFUL EGG PRODUCER
international
We
without showing
food
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
F. A. WIGGINS

ass-1sI Llhcny 81. sslem.
farm Machinery, Wavone, buggies, HI
nyclas, Sewing Machines.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16

Hs CO9'' OHe eAIId eRR per mOntl
Will pay the entire cost of feedlnl
and 1t often more than doubles TN
supply. coutains no poisonous q
injurious ingredients; has very super
ior merits.
ItIGiveS a Glossy PIumage,
II prevents rickness, promotes goa
health, causes young chicks TO groI
very rapidly, invigorates The digestiu
organs, supplies material for bon,
muscle aud feathers, and is ver
beneficial during monlting season.
1t invigorates the egg producing
gans and hens will lay mole in longe
IL VIII prepare your chirkens for II
market more rapidly than any 9TH
preparation and has been used 4
yeais by prominent chicken breedet
Remarkable Cash Guarantee.
Which Ia priuted on ev ry label.
Bay, pay fIr, aud nse Que 25 ce
box or one 90 cent box, or one Sli
siza box OF 'lnteruationai POnlp
Food as dir, cted aud il It fails
fulfill our claims write 20 our off
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOT

msied poultry foi which
disease Hues chicken
chickens Soc SOO packages
and rs pals
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16

A. Q. condi1 las recovered hon bic
reeeai severe TAN lrom his bic, Gle and
uas On the street yesterday Zoe the 6rsi
time.
Mu. ., n, Alderman hAa ra,urnsd
irom Joseph, where she has been Wait
lng hM daughter.
sherln DuFbin is attending 10 oaneial
basinsss Ia sllvssioa today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16

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New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
HILL NAY BE At SHEEHAN DINNER
MAYOR LOW SAYS THAT HE WILL GO TO
SHAKE THE HAND OF THE GREATER
NETWORK DEMOCRACY LEADER.

The dinner for John c. Sheehan. leader Of the
Greater New-York Democracy, to be held at Sher-
rvs tonight. promises ne Of exceptional inter
est. Z. Elicry Anderson, who spent the day yes
terday Albany. said last night that he had every
reason to believe that ex Senator Hill would at
tend the dinner and respond to the toast The
State of New-York." Bryan l. Kennedy chair
man Of the dinner committee. said that the com
mittee expected Mr.. Hill at the dinner.
Mayor Low said that he fully expected to attend
the dinner even If he could stay throughout it.
lie added that the Greater New-YorR Democracy
had contributed materially to the success Of the
fusion campaign. and that he would he glad ne
hand and shake Mr. Sheehan's hand. Others
who have accepted Invitations TO speak Con-
troller Grout District Attorney Jerome Charles V.
Fornes. Jacob \. Cantor. John De Witt Warner
and Elliot DanfOTth. I'm addition to these guests
the following have accepted invitations: Perry Bel
mont. William Sohmer jefferson VI. Levy and
Patrick Diver. F. Ellery Anderson will preside.
The applications for seats nave been unexpectedly
numerous. The committee Ia refusing them now.
Mr.. Kennedy said that about four hundred and
fifty would be present.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
THE NAVAHOE SOLD.

The Nawl riEFcd Yacht Navahoe. which the
race across the English Channel and back To the
Needles. a distance Of some one hundred and twen-
~ miles, has at last been sold. Through the Nc
Intosh Agency she was transferred yesterday from
Royal Phelps Carroll, who has owned her since
she was quilt ny the Hcrreshoffs. to George Will
helm Watjen. Of Bremen, member Of the Kaiser
Itch Yacht Club. OF KicI.
The Navahoe's new owner will rename her the
Alice. and her hailing port will be Bremen He in
tends 10 enter her it is said. in the regattas
Kiel.
1t Is probable that the yachts rig will he changed
10 mat OF n schooner, that is to be the popular
racing class on the other side of the Atlantic this
year II IS possible that the yacht may meet the
German EmperOrs Meteor. to bn launched at
shooters Island. The Navahoe showed good speed
IN her races last summer. winning four frsts the
NiGilantS three f1rstS and the ASa' two frSts
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
BRIDGE WORN MUST GO FASTER.
Up FLYING WEDGES IN TER
MINAT. CRUSH.

Bridge Commissioner Lindenthal is not yet sat
isfied with the progress Of the work Of spinning
the cables for the New East River Bridge. Tho
weekly report. received yesterday stated that ten
hours a day being utilized by the RoeblinG
Company for the work. hut the Commissioner fig
urcs that fhc present speed the work will not
be completed I'm contract time. He IS determined
enforce the contract penalty for delay which is
81 900 a day, il the cables not finished on time
He said yesterday: "Cf course. ] have not the
power order the contractors TO do their work In
any particular manner. or to devote any particular
hours a day to il. let them and We Will see
what IL will cost them after tho contract time Is
over
news stands In the Brooklyn terminal of The bridge
10 be removed He says they block the way Of
passengers. Mr.. Lindcnthal said that he was de
iermined to stop the practice Of young rowdies OF
forming hying wedges to force their way to the
Brooklyn Bridge cars. He has asked Police Cap
tain Kenny break il up. and has promised the
captain ali the help that he can Sive him toward
getting the extra force of men, which the captain
thinks he will need
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
YACHTING.
ATLANTIC CLUB WANTS TO MAKE THE
GERMAN EMPEROR AND PRINCE
HENRY MEMBERS

The annual meeting the Atlantic Yacht Club
was heid at the Waldorf-Astoria last night Afte.
the election of officers a resolution was introduced
'hat Ills Imperial Highn2ss the Emperor of Ger
many ana Admiral Prince Henry be made honorary
members of the club. This was accepted unani-
mously. The newly elected commodore conse-
queHl.y stated that the of the members would
be taken at special meeting of the club. which
VIII be held next Monday night.
commodore Todd also made suggestion which
viii be adopted in all proba hiity for the annual
Grulse his year. He proposes that the return
from Newport the big boats the outside
route around Long Island Cor this harbor and that
Lhe smaller boats inside through the
Sound. He will offer 81 OCO in prizes
The officers elected last night were as follows:
nOpert r.. Todd, commodore the Thistle: Edwin
Gould. vice-commodore. the AiIeen F. F. Ames
rear commodore the Naru1a: l.. T. Jackson. seCre-
tary; G.. +. Pierce. treasurer: board of trustees
T. d Adams. r; F. Doremus. ]. Frederick Acker
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
THE FLORENCE \. WINS TWO PENNNNTS

Long Branch, y. J.. Fen. 10 (SpecaD.-Only one
OF the three ice yachts Of the South Shrewsbury
Ice Yacht Club finished in the race for tAe com
modore's silver cup to-day. The race Was for hf-
teen miles over the triangular course. and 1t was
blowing a gale when the yachts were sent away
Commodore Is. +. MorTisS Mildred led for the
first mile with Charles GiObons's Red Rover sec
ond and l.. f.. Tabers Leroy third. In the drive
Shallow Point Red Rover took the Lead and
the Leroy dropped into second place. The three
flyers made the first circuit only ten seconds apart
on the second lap the Leroy fouled the Rumson
Stake and withdrew. and I'm the third round Red
Rover disabled while fully half mile In front
Of the champion Mildred This accident permitted
the Mildred to overhaul the Gibbons yacht and win
the race. covering fifteen miles in 30 minutes
-Four interesting were sailed by the Shrews-
bury club at Pleasure Bay. Commodore T. w
Reid's Florence \ won two races. capturing the
first. the championship pennant and the third the
twenty-four hour pennant. in fast time The Rice
Cup another interesting card h. w. Prices
Shrewsbury winning The GYPSY Girl IN the. the nrsf 5
Roy Jone got icy bath. The Red Rover and
the Harold withdrew after fouling a stake. sum
mary:
Championship pennant of Shrewsbury Club fifteen miles
Rice CUP fifteen w. Prices Shrewsbury first;
twenty -four hour pennant ten miles-E w Reds
Florence A. first; g. =. Jone's Gypsy Girl. second
Twenty-rninute pennant. six mes-won by Jesse Pot
.hGg
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
NTERHCROL4STTC GAMES.

The Columbia University Track Association has
announced set Of interscholastC games to be held
in the 18th Regiment ArmOry. at Sixty-second-st
and Columbus-ave for the afternoon of March /
The contests which will be open to all preparatory
school boys in the United States, 5
Sixty-yard DASH for boys under sixteen years old
sixtN-yard dash. senior; -hundre FORTY
yard run, eight hundred run one
mile run. twelve pound shot, running high Jump
all scratch. In addition there will be two special
scratch events, open to grammar school boys only
a sixty-yard dash and half mile run. a banner will
be given to the school scoring most points.
There will also be interscholastic relay races in
the evening. in connection with the handicap meet
Gold silver and bronze guaranteed medals will be
given the place winners and silver cups to the in
dlvidual relay winners. All requests for informa-
ton as well entries which close February %
should be addressed to T. Stauffen. jr. at Columbia
nj
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
NO FIVE YEAR AGREEMENT. 1T IS SAID
[Rr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rr1nrxr.l

tRy TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.I
Cambridge. Mass. Feb. ia Harvard man
prominent in athletic circles in Harvard to-day
made the most importan1 statement which has yet
appeared concerning the future athletic relations
between Harvard and Yale. He said:
There will be no five year agreement between
Harvard 0nd Yale. Harvard has never asked Yale
Tor an athletic committee, hut il Yale had one
Harvard would never question the eligibility Of
fale's athletes. and this woul2 be far the most
satisfactory arrangement for all concerned.
Harvard undergraduates were much aroused to-
day by story from New-Haven saying that Camp
bell Herman and Ristine, all prominent Harvard
athietes, were professionals. and of under
graduate comment has been stirred up. The first
result was the spread of several long stories TO
show that various Yale athletes professionals.
The student body would be sorry, however to
hay" another breach between the two universities
and at present it seems likely that a year to wear
agreement may be made. II is rumored that there
VIII be conference of the powers within week
or ten days, and then some new and definite re-
suits may be expected.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
NEW YALE ATHLETIC PLAN.
UNDERGRADUATES TO RETAIN CON
TRUL-FEELING OVER HAIR
YARDS ACTIONS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Try TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
New-Haven Conn., Feb 10-The faculty Of Yale
University will shortly be asked sanction plan
TO secure an undergraduate and graduate advisory
council in athletic matters. At present the man
ayers and captains of the several teams act under
the faculty. with final submission of all important
matters affecting the university's policy in athletic
matters to the undergraduate mass meetings.
The scheme that is proposed is not a definite one
as yet inasmuch there is division of opinion
upon three plans. One plan Is that the captains
ard une managers eight men in ALL and all under
E!auuateS snail with Mr.. Camp chairman. con-
Sttute the athletic council. to which shall be re-
lerred ali questions regarding policy and players,
SCneuue or games, challenges and finances The
other plans to have either the captains or man
ayers. with another undergraduate. preferably the
managing editor of the college daily and four
Reports are freely heard among the students that
dthIetlc leaders at Yale have for several weeks
harvard football players whose amateur standing
was called in question. The players mentioned are
GaptaIns , Campbell and Herman. and Ristne; Moth
the management of the football team.
ale called in question the status OF these
ana also that or Cults, and WAS assured by Har-
NdTd mat all were perfectly eligible. Proof of
Cutts ineugibility came out later There is at
Yale to-day considerable feeling on this subject
especially Harvard is demanding eligibility regI-
lations for Yale that not come with the best OF
grace from that quarter.
An interview with Dr. Brooks Harvard Sc Is
%qulhS 70 nales irritation. DR.. Brooks says that
harvard Will renew athletic relations with Yale il
permanent body at the head of affairs. Yale has
not yet made any mistakes with undergraduate
noard or control. and is no. prepared to take the
faculty into its athletic management
II may he added that Yale being forced
INTO an attitude hostile TO Harvard against their
VIII ny reason Of Harvard's course. Nothing would
be more popular at Yaic than a break with Har-
ward. and Yales leaders arc doing all they can to
stem the tide. but Harva-d's action may force Yale
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
REAL ESTATE.

Tho market comparatively dull yesterday
The only transaction Of more than ordinary inter
ost reported was the purchase of a site for
the Woman's Hospital more fully described else
where.
The Rex Realty Company has sold No 2Ss East
One-hundred-and twenty-eiShth- five story
and basement double hathouse. lot 26x99lI feet.
Irving /. kempncr has exchanged the northeast
corner of University Place and Ninth-st and the
adjoining property. Nos. 81 and 80 East Ninth-st
the plots being 5XoO feet and 47xS2 feet respective
ly. which he bought from the estate Of Henry
Maillard with penniSon T. Chesebrough fnr the
two double fathouses Nos. S3l and s33 West Six
teenth-st, the plot being 5ONloO feet He has re-
sold this parcel to the Equitable Realty Company
Mr.. Kempner has also rcsold No. fS4 East Eleventh
st, four story front and rear tenement house on
lot 2Sxl0o feet Mr.. kempner bought this property
Joseph IIamershlas has sold to Daily s. Carl
son the plot at the south corner of Central Park
went a building loan of $4,000 " "
Whelmna Lohr has sold through Pease & Eli
man No. Ill East Sixty-ffth-st. a three story and
basement brownstone dwelling house. lot 2Ox
Pease Gilman have sold for Mrs. Daniel Bacon
No. l51 West Fifty-seventh-st. on lot 2OxIOO. to
The Shaw estate has sold No. IS West Forty
dwelling house, on lot 1sx1OO.5 feet.
g. B. G F. T. Barry have sold No. III East
stone dwelling house on lot 1s.6xlO05 feet.
sold No io$ East SeSentycninthst three 70 iaye nave
and basement brOwnstone dwelling house on lot
Peter AxelrOd has sold for Bernard Ennger to
Mr.. Williams NO. l.SlS SeCond-aNe, five
fathouse with stores. lot 25x79 feet. The prop
erty adjoins the northwest corner OF Ninety
nnth-st.
Daniel f. Tiemann, jr., and others transferred To
the Gentrd Bdng in and Investing
of which. beginning at the southwest corner OF
One hundred OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al and BROAD
way, run 276.S feet 10 the centre OF BIoominedaIs
Road, thence southwest 2254 feet the north sIde
of One-hundred- -and-t wenty-f y-fifth-St thence uast
2S11 feet, northwest sS7 feet to the east side of
Claremont-ave, thence north SssS feet to One-hun-
dred-and- twenty -seventh-st, and finally east aCo
feet.
loaned to Maitland E. Graves S4750o0 on the pron-
erty situated on the southwest corner Of Madison
ave. and Twenty-nnth-st., 741x95 feet He will
build twelve story and basement brick apartment
hotel The loan perfected through Ritcb
Woodford, Bovee Wallace, of No IS WaIl-st
The company has made a loan 10 PbiHn
Baender the property the southwest corner
of Central Park West and one-hundred-and-s sec
ond-St., i00.1t11i7 feet Mr. Baender WILL huld /,
ten story freproof apartment building The loan
was made through the same hrm.