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Cash Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO. April s.-cush quotations were

CHICAGO. April S.--Cnsh quotations were as
follows: Flour dull and barely steady.
No. 2 spring wheat. 90G9Sc: No 3.
S5G95c: No red, 97%c9$1 o01a No. . corn.
531A@53Ac: No 2 yellow, 53Ac: No. oats,
391i @3e%c; Nc. white. t0G42kc; No. =
rye 69c; good feeding barley. 35637c; fair
to choice mailing. +3d55c No. l flax seed.
81 90; No l Northwestern, 81 16; prime tim
othy seed. 81 90: mess pork. per barrel, S12 T5
short ribs sides doose). Sc 5OGG 6216: short
clear sides (boxed). s7Q7 25; whisky. basis of
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Flour and Millstufs.

The market is steady at the advance noted
yesterday.
FLoUR-California Family Extras. "a 500
10 usual terms; Bakers Extras. s4 zoos; ;
oregon and Washington. jobbng at So $500 Is
per bbl.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour. IS 80 per 100 lbs:
rive Flour SO so; Rye Meal SO 25 Rice Flour
81: Corn Meal SO 50 extra cream do. 81 25:
Dat Groats. 81 SO: Hominy $4a4 %; Buck
wheat Flour. 81 50d4 IS. Cracked Wheat. s4;
Farfna, 81 so: Whole Wheat Flour S3 rs:
Rolled Oats. bbls. 81 25Qs 90; in sacks. s6 759
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Business .SlackenS off on the Lo-
cal Exchanges

There was not much going in any of the
exchanges and there were variations worthy
of note aside from advance in Home Oil to
81 60 Sales on the Stock and Bond Exchange
were at fun figures. showing firm tone
throughout the whole list.
The Spring Valley Water Company has de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend of 63c per
share payable ADril 20
The California Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany will pay the usual quarterly dividend Of
81 so per share April 10
Monte Cristo OH Company has declared a
dividend Of 1c. amounting to $4,000, payable
Aprfl 10
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne7U York Money Market.

NV YORK. April S.-ClOse-Aoney on call
very eosy. i0las per cent: closing BID. IL per
cent; offered. p per cent
Time loans. easy: sixty days 2S< a per cent:
llnety days. SAX per cent: six months, AZ.
Ea per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. AZ G5 per cent.
sterling exchange. steady with actual busi-
ness ID banker bills At SfS73J 4. $40 for de-
mand ano at 81 sfsoG4 S8s5 for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates 81 S5ie04 -.
Commercial bills. 81 S41sq4 s4S
Bar silver. -
Mexican dollars f3isc.
Government bonds. strong; railroad bonds,
irregular.
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Family Retail Market.

Eggs are stil1 selling at the same prices
quoted last week. while Butter and Comb Honey
Meats and most kinds OF Poultry and Fish
@ssand @ exactly the same as quoted in the last
report and supplies Of all three are plentiful.
Trout are in the market again
asparagus Rhubarb and Peas are in good
prices. Summer kinds OF Vegetables. such as
Tomatoes. String Beans and Summer Squash.
are scarce and high. Strawberries are added
TO tie list OF Fruits
COAL. PER TON
Wellington .$-q1o OolNew
Seattle --.-.s-Q so Wellington 500 90
Richmond SO Q so Nut SO 90
Greta $50 OOlcoos Bay $50 so
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC
Butter. choice. so. .4O@ 10 Cheese. Swiss ..25a35
Do good ID Eggs. dOz .2OG25
Do packed. lb22 zq25 Honey. comb. ID 1920
Cheese. Cal ....10Q15l Do extracted. S410
Cheese Eastern. 2O625
MEATS. PER POUND
Bacon ...-..---- -1sg2Sl Pork Sausage. .12hgl5
Hams 1890. .16G1S Smoked Beef ....-Q20
Lard .12is6-
The San Francisco Butchers Protectivs
Association gives the following retail prices
for meats:
Roast Beef ..10a2O Hindqtr Lamb ..1sq2O
TenderIoin Steak. .I5fl1St tForeqtr Mutton.-a12ls
Portrhse do II u G221a Leg Mutton .....-1f5
Sirlon Steak. .1213 ais Mutton Chops ..15d20
Round Steak. ..1Oq1213 Mutton Stew Sg1O
Beef Stew .....-G10i Roast Veal .....12d2O
Corn Beef ...... S61OI Veal Outlets ....15Q20
soup Bones ....- "a Veal stew ....12h411
Soup Meat ...... 5d1Oi Roast Pork ....12ta61S
Lamb Chops ...-G20l Pork Chops .....1541S
Foreqtr Lamb 1215 G15l
POULTRY AND GAME
Hens. each. T5c4$1l Pigeons pair ...-050
Young Boosters, squads. per pair 6oQ7O
each .........75cd$t Rabbits. each ...20025
Old Roosters. ca. 50Gd5l Hare. each .....-Q20
Fryers. each. .65GSOl English Snipe. d. 81 so
Broilers each ..3O6JO Jack Snipe doz- 81 SO
Turkeys per ID. .25G27l Gray Geese. each 40050
Ducks each T5ceISi White Geese, ea- 15025
Geese. each. .-d$f so Brant each ..20Qf0
Goslings .-..-G$2 O0l Honkers each ..4Od65
FRUITS AND NUTS
Alligtr Pears. ca. 2O935i Grape Fruit. dz. 75cQS1
Almonds .15G20l Lines, doz .....10615
Apples ....-..-. 5N 8 Lemons doz 80 1880
Cranberries qt---d25i Oranges choice, ,dz25q5O
Pecans ..-..-..--G2Ol Do common 5000
Brazil Nuts POO Pineapples. each -25450
Bananas doz ..2564Oi Strawberries
Chestnuts .15M20i per basket ....-Q23
CocOanuts each.-G1Oi Tangerines, dOz. .1512O
Dried Figs III. 6QlO Walnuts per lb15620
VEGETABLES
Asparagus lb. .S61215 Onions per Ib..-6
Artichokes doz. -3OG9Ol Okra dried ID .20G-
Beets, dozen -10Q-l Potatoes old, ID. 11sG2H
Beans white H. 90 Do new ID =. "A 5
COlOred per H. So Do sweet Do 9
Dried Lima be 81 Parsnips. per dz15G2O
Cabbage, each. q. 5G10i Radishes dz bch. 15d2O
Celery. head 90. 500 Rhubarb 10 .... 36 g
Cress dz bunch 15a.-i Sage dz bnches 256-
Cucumbers. each. 15G30l String Beans Ib.-d25
Garlic .121A d20l Summer Squash.
Green Peppers. 1b. 25@30t per h.. .12hd15
Dried Peppers. .1Cd20l Sprouts. per ID. 50 s
Egg Plant h.. .25G30l Spinach per Do
Green Peas ib.. 5G SlThyme dz bnchs. .25d30
Lettuce. per doz 1880 Turnips per doz.=Gf5
Leeks. dz bunch 1920. Tomatoes. Ib... .15625
Mushrooms ID -30GGOi
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. April s.-Clearings. $7o5. 92s;
balances. S114 60T.
TACOMA, April s.-Clearings. S2ss.s75 bal
ances $50. .952.
PORTLAND. April s.-clearings, s57s, ,ooo
balances S66, ,S6S.
SPOKANE. April s.-clearings. s47s.9s6
balances, S156.3e0.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO April Son the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was barely
steady. -Creameries 14Q24kc; dairies, 1910
pic Eggs were steady at mark cases in
cluded. 16G16Ac. Cheese, easy. 9610hc.
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Ne1U York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. April S.-Cotton futures
closed steady. practically at the top prices of
the day. % points higher spot and.S to 13
points in other positions.
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Bar silver-Steady, % Lied per ounce.
Money-2i56S per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 2A per cent .
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Northern Wheat Market.
nDENON-

PORTLAND April s. = WHEAT - Walla,
74a75c; bluestem, sic; valley S3c
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. April s. - WHEAT - Unchanged:
bluestem S3c; club, T5c.
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
st. LOUIS Wool Market.

ST LOUIS. April s-Wool, steady. Comb
ng and clothing. 1sG22c; light fine. 15@1T Hc;
leavy fine, 20@2112c tub washed, 20d31c
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Total sales h3s 100 shares

Total sales --.-.- 536, 100 shares
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK. April s-Bond transactions
United Railroads Of San Francisco, 5000 at
81 % 5000 at 81 12i5.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Common-Bid. 4ss: asked, AZ. Preferred
Bid, sea- asked. 81
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Bank Cledrings.

NEW YORK. April s.-The following table,
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
April Z, with the percentage OF increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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Heather Report.

Gccth Meridisn-Pscifc Time)
san Francisco. Cal April IS p. m.
me following are the seasonal rafnfalls as
lpared with those OF same date last sea-
ana rainfall In last twenty-four hours:
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following We're the sales on the san Fran
isco stock and Exchange Board yesterday.
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Hay and Feedstufs.

10: Pearl Barley, S6 Split Peas. boxes. 81;
Green Peas $5 so per 100 lbs.
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STREET RAILROADS

STREET RAILROADS
California - 200 Preside Al
Geary 50
POWDER
Giant ...... GO 81 iVigorit ..... S
SUGAR
Hama Co. 25c IKnauea c.. 3& 4z
Hawaiian G. 4S1a 491a Makaweu c.. 21k -
Honokaa 12la 13 lOnomea c. - 2Tls
Hutch P 91s 10 lPaauhau c, 13K =
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska A - 145 y Oceanic s Co
Cal A 99AlOOi. Pac Aux FA. 81
Cal Wine A. 81 = 924 Pac c Borx ITO
MV& MtTm. 100
Morning Session
Board
10 Cal Fruit Gamers Assn. leo on
10 California Wine Association. =. % so
10 Mskawel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 21 50
90 Pacific Coast Borax ....-.....17O 90
10 Spring Valley Water Coz. 80 3715
10 Spring Valley Water Coz. 80 so
Street
80 Spring Valley Water Co. o...... 80 25
$4,000 Spring Val Is (3d mtge)...... 90 75
Afternoon Session.
Board
Cal Fruit Gamers Assn. 100 90
30 Oceanic CO............... 125
$1,000 p of Arizona u909) .......107 IS
Street
; Pacific Lighting .............. 50 so
AZ Spring Valley Water Co... 80 so
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Totals Canada. 9,992S12 20. |
mot included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. April So p. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask. Bid Ask.
As or coup. .1O7A 1854 As or cp new. .133 a 1913 Y
As or reg. ..107 y los u l3s or coup. .10I los
MISCE,TT TANEOIJS BONDS
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Afternoon Session.
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following were the sales on the Pacific
tock Exchange yesterday:
IL. ion
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FINANCIAL

q 2ANgs1-J I'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-12

~ Lathrop, A. M. Blinston, II. M
Birdsall, judges; B. F. Hall, A. W
Mize. L. NJ. Gilbert, clerks
Macleay-David Craig, w. L. Sim
neral, C. w. Boff, judges; Chas. King
Walter Taylor, Thomas James, clerks
Marion-fsichard Walker William
Rutharford, Arthur George, judges;
John Palmer, John shippey Chester
Russell, clerks.
Mehama-F NJ. Taylor, Oliver Far.
rens. Samuel Cox, judges; F. A. Pen.
nebaker, E. G. siegmund, G. ]. Ber.
ringer, clerks
Monitor. d. Simmons, II. e.
Klein, W. r. Townsend, judges; J. w.
Yedder, II. T. Baughman, W. Z. Nc
Kee, clerks.
Mt. Angel-Charles Long, o. X
Johnson. David Back, judges; Joseph
Klrsch, c. Cooley, T. L. Amber
clerks.
Salem No. w. II. Byars, Thomas
Burrows. VIM. Waldo, judges; F. W.
H. A. Johnson, Jr., G. H.
Irwin. clerks.
Salem No. 2-First set, II. d. Pat.
ton, II. c. Eppley, Goe. L. Rose,
judges; J. r. Linn, Henry Hubbard,
Chas. L. McNary, clerks. Second set,
II. B. Thielsen. A. ~ Moores, D.
Steiner, judges; Jos. Baumgartner, J.
NJ. Kyle, F. w. Power, clerks.
Salem No. S-w. NJ. Manning, John
Kaiser w. II. Cook, judges; John
Gray. p b. Wallace, Carroll Moores,
clerks.
Salem No. 4-First set. S. B. Orms.
by, T. C. Albert, G. G. Cans, sr., !
Judges; II. II. Hickman, J. c. Good. |
he, Jr., W. A. Moores. clerks. Sec. |
md set. E. J. swaFord r. H. Coshow.
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vandelous. L. Murray W. II. Bhlen
clerks.
Champoeg-John Hoefer, James
smith. W. r. Mckay, judges; W. 4
Coleman, Henry zorn, John scollard
clerks.
Chemawa--First set. ]. o. Boards
lev James winstanley, B. f. Bon
ham. Judges; Horace Herren, 90. Pear
mine d w. Mathews, clerks. Second
set W. N. Gorsline Phil Painter,
Harvey Walker. judges; A. Godfrey,
liz Kurtz. Lawrence Martin, clerks.
Flkhorn-Tell Pope. Geo Anderson,
G. n. Ralnes. judges; Geo. Koenick,
Guy S. Barhan. p. L. Darling, clerks.
Fairheld.-Geo. b. Miller John Mar.
thaler. Theodore Rubens, judges; L.
A. Byrd, VIM. Hagar, John lmlah.
clerks.
Gervais-w S. Taylor, L. n. Pou.
Jade. John d. Smith, judges; r W.
Manning. J. f. Ziegler, John Paris,
clerks.
Horeb-w. II. b. Sewart. II. J. Had.
ley. r. g. Pierce. judges L. G. Brother
ton. c. II. Work, W. H. Clark, clerks.
Howell-Grover Simmons, c. W.
Siege. Ellis Stevens, judges; f. G.
weisner. c. o. Rice, d. w. Smith,
clerks
Hubbard-W. T. Grimm, VIM. Platts
John. .Hlrkle. judges Peter Susbauer,
b. F. scholl, f. Priest, clerks
Jenerson-A. ]. shumaker. J. Il
5teiwer Frank Parrish. judges; Glenn
3ilycu,. j. c. Anderson, Fred D. Wal
err, clerks.
Llberty-First set, Bruce Cunning
lam, wm Clark George Crolsan,
Judges; Stanley Culver. j. p. Winch,
D. W. Drager clerks. Second set p.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-12
GOVERNOR OF OREGON.
John Whitaker, Of Lane Was the
First, Since Oregon Was Ad.
mitted as a state.


Since John Whitcaker, the first gov.
ernor of the state, was chosen in 1859
from his farm on Pleasant Hill. in the
hills a few miles east Of Eugene in
Lane county, and about 12S miles
from Portland, all the subsequent
governors have been chosen from
their homes nearer to Portland than
Whiteakers farm, says the Tidings.
The Willamette valley has had all
governors except two, Woods and
Moody Of The Dales.
Marion county has furnished three
governors to the state, Grover Lord
and Geer; Portland three, Gibbs,
Thayer and Pennoyer
Wasco two, Woods and Moody. and
Lane county one, John Whiteaker.
The following list gives the names
counties from which elected, dates of
service and politics of all governors
OF Oregon since IT became a state.
l. John Whitaker farmer and dem.
ocrat of Lane county, served from
March 3, 1859 to September 10, 1862.
2. Addison c. Gibbs, lawyer and re.
publican from Portland. served from
September TO- 1862 to September 10.
1866.
3 George L. Wood, lawyer and re.
publican from Wasco county. served
from September Is, 1866 to September
It 1870.
g. L. 2 Grover, lawyer and demo
Graf from Marion county served from
September "a, 1870 to February
-sII- Being reelected he filed out
9art % bis second term when he was
chosen United States senator and
vas succeeded by stephen F.. Chad.
wick, who became the fifth governor
5. stephen F. Chadwick, lawyer and
democrat from Douglas county who
served as governor from February
1917 10 Seutember II, 1878.
o. Walter W. Thayer lawyer and |
democrat from Portland who served |
from September II, 1878 to September !
IL, 1882.
T. Zenas F. Moody, merchant and
republican from wasco county who
served from September IL 1889 70
January IA, 1887.
D. Sylvester Pennoyer, lawyer and
umberman, democrat who served |
TWO terms from January "A. 1887 70
January 10, 1895.
g. William Paine Lord LAWYER and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-12

Offers choice OF THREE gateway
KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH q
OMAHA, to Chicago and points East
Through Standard and Touria
sleeping cars daily between San Fran
cisco and Chicago via Los Angeles
and El Paso.
Through Tourist Sleeper each
TUESDAY from Portland to CAlcasp
via Salt Lake and Colorado SPRING.
Through Standard Sleeping Can
daily between Ogden and Chicago
Lowest rate in effect always aTag
able via Rock Island System"
Reduced ROUND TRIP RATES in
effect on July 12, 18, Is and 1s, ana
August IS, 10, 25 and 2s; 80 days ~
turn limit.
Be sure that your ticket reads va
the Great Rock Island Route.
The best and most reasonable din
ing car service For Information,
GEO w, BANTER, T. p. A.
L. b. GoRHAM, Gen Agt., 2SO AIds
street. Portland Ore.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-12

Geo. F. Rodgers, judges; Jos. n. Al
bert. A. A. Lee, A. 7. Vain, clerks.
Salem No. 81. r. Sunson. J. F
Goode. Henry Fletcher, judges; D. A
White. L. ]. vibbert, G. B. Jacobs
clerks.
Salem No. ga. E. Parker, w. J. R
Jones. E. c. Churchill, judges; H. P
Chase. E. T. Malvin, d. H. Leach
clerk
Salem No. Jesse Macy, A. H.
Kniskern, H. A. Radcfh, judges; W.
W. Johns, Lee Atcheson, A. Newsome,
clerks.
Salem, East--Eari Race, ]. w. Bel.
lamy, e. E. Matten, judges; Frank
Herren, Adolph Hager, Will Hum
phrey, clerks.
Scots Mills-wm Menier H. c.
Hartman, James Smith. judges; Bren.
ton vedder, A. f. Hobart, Guy D. Ad.
kins, clerks.
sidney-Thos. Moot, Geo Palmer,
c. T. Meier, judges; P. Todd, W. An.
derson. F. B. Simpson, clerks.
Silver Falls-D. A. VanGorder, B.
B. Herrick, Sr., S. T. Arnold, judges;
John Hostetler, Jay Bleakney, j. H..
Winters, clerks.
South Silverton-L. Thompson, P.
l.. Hicks, J. Edison, judges; T. Y. Nc.
Clellan, ]. w. Hobart, Harry Bowers,
clerks.
Silverton-T. R. Hibbard, p. W. Pot.
ter, George Cussiter, judges; w. S.
Jack p. L. Blackerby, Maud Van Val.
kenberg, clerks
Silvertcn, North-Wright Foshay,
Gary Haynes. G. w. Morley, judges:
D. II. Vaughn, E. w. Ross, Martin
Hanson, clerks.
St. Paul--C. T. Ray, j. L. Cook, J.
~ Gooding, judges; S. II. Coleman,
j. S Mcdonald, j. F. Davidson clerks
Stayton-Albert Hepburn, c. F..
Loose, Geo. Spaniel, judges; j. B.
Grier. Warren Richardson, j. E.
Brown. clerks.
Sublimity-Byron Denny, Ira Car
ter Frank Bell, judges; w. H. Down.
ing. Elmer King, Frank Tate, clerks
Turner-E. NJ. Lindsey, w. NJ Hill
leary, NJ. o. Knight, judges; RIO,
B. e. Robertson, G. A. G.
Moore, clerks.
Woodburn-First set, S. c. Berry,
John Haller, John Mccormick. judges;
NJ. Il. McGrath, A. S. Auterson, S. Z.
Hardcastle clerks. Second set, c. l.. !
Ogle, H. A. May, Nick Scollard, |
judges; Robert H. Scott, A. Z. Austin,
Harry Henderson. clerks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-12

republican from Marion county a.
served from January IS, 1895 to rs.'
ary Is, 1899.
10. Theodore T. Geer, farmer a..
republican, who took Office Janu..
15, 1899.
Editor Journal -Geer's term
pired January z 1903.
IL. George e. Chamberlain. Lawn.
and democrat from Multnomah eou,,,
who took Office January 7th. 1909
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-12
GETTING
READY FOR
ELECTION
Judges and Clerks Appointed
This Morning

The county court this morning ap
pointed the judges and clerks for th'
June election. Each board Of cleo
ton Is composed Of three judges and
an equal number Of clerks. and IN the
case Of FIVE precinots-Chemawa
Uborty. Salem No. 2. Salem No, g.
aud woodburn-two boards are ap.
pointed IN each There are 80 pre-
cincts IN the county, and. with the
ave double boards. the list selected
aggregates 26l names. The list by
precincts is as follows:
Aumsvllio-C. X. Read, @. J. r.
Fryer. VIM. Hurd. judges; VIM. simp
son. l. W. Condit, George Judd. clerks.
Aurora-L Wclbert, J. NJ VIII. Wal.
Ter Grimm. judges; Adam Mlssler, A.
N. Fry. Ed. Beck Clerks
Breltenbush-J. A. w. Heidecke,
orin Judd. John Outerson, judges;
High Doris. Fred stshlman, r, N.
Hoover. clerks.
Brooks--Alex IAFollett, Frank J.
Bolter, NJ. j. Egan. judges; G. +. MOI
san. Arthur Beers, Judd Gainrod
clerks.
ButWlae-E A. NJ Cone, j. p.
Fuller. Chas Hoskins. judges; j. S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-12

cry Of a primitive wild horse in Cen
tral Asia. either, and now the zoolog
ical gardens of Hamburg and New
York have living specimens of these
horses-funny, big-headed little brutes
that are representatives of some type
Of horse that must be hundreds OF
Thousands of years old.
Down in New Zealand, compare
lively small as the land is, there are
many animals and bird mysteries
still. They say that there is a brand
new-that is, new to the world-type
OF animal on the order of the duck
bill down there yet Darwin always
thought that some day a veritable
lizard.bird mot a flying lizard, but
true missing link between the birds
and the reptiles) might be found
there
zone explorer followed mysterious
footprints in the snow of the high
mountains of New Zealand, but never
came up with the beast that had made
them; but they were such strange
footprints that other scientists agreed
with him that the thing that made
them was quite unknown to the world
and must be a wonderful being.
80 you see there is plenty of work
still for us wild-animal catchers. We
haven't seen everything that there is
to be seen. by long shot"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-12

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slips OF paper and folded so as to bs
unseen and a committee OF subscrib
ers was asked 10 conduct the as
aembling OF the unknown number
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at Tho Journal once on Monday. Jan.
uary n, 1904 In the following man.
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to nine, Inclusive. on separate slips OF
paper In small sealed envelopes were
placed In a box. shaken. and a
ehndfolded person In the presence ot
the committee drew out three OF
'hoso ten numbors. marking the arst
enc, the SECOND two aud the third
hree 10 hgures, aud they were then
placed In large envelope. sealed up
and placed with the diamond on exhl.
o'ton In tho iewelry store show win.
gov each day during the guessing con.
Test and viii not be opened until
he eontest Is closed. when the dla.
mond Will be giyen to the neares,
sHesser The unknown number will
De formed by putting together the three
numbers In The order as marked one
'vo' three on the envelopes in which !
'hey are contained. The unknown
number will not be assembled until I
'he Euessiug contest Is completed aps I
publicly announced to subscribers.
Limited Composition.
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MS ooa'eet viii be limited TO ths I,
humber oi successes possible IN the
ahse of tho numbers between ois
md sS1. As the unknown number mos,
. composed Of figure within those
'mls The unknown number cannot
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To be a perfectly harmless ana n.
-'o'nt aud amusing guessing CON. ,
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