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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

wanted.-Lady or gentleman over is
years Of age, to do some home work
and collecting. References required,
Salary $500 per week, and increased
after two weeks Address, with
stamp, American Supply Co., No. 3s5
Wabash avenue, Chicago, III. 5.23t-
Wanted. .-Salemen with 800 TO 5000,
that win be satisfied with from $3.50
to 5000 a month, with opportunity
Of large returns See general man.
ager, this week only, at Davey &
savage's Office, ace State street.
5.23ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03
RAILWAY
CHIEFS
CONFER
Representatives Of Rolling
Stock From All Parts
Of the World

Washington, d. c., May 3.-Nearly
one thousand delegates, the owners
and operating officials of upward Of
100000 miles of railway in "a different
countries, are gathered in Washington
for the International Railway Cong
ress, which will be formally opened for
a 10 days session. The congress is
somewhat unique in its organization,
purposes and manner Of conducting its
affairs. 1t was organized in 1885 and
has held sessions every five years since.
Its first session, held in Brussels, cele.
brated the fftieth anniversary of the
opening Of the Belgian railways. Milan,
Paris, st. Petersburg and London have
been meeting places since, Paris hav.
ing had two sessions. At the session
in that city in 1900 the invitation Of
President Mckinley to hold the next
meeting in Washington was accepted.
The congress will resolve itself into
five sections under the heads Of way
and works, locomotives and rolling
stock, working or operation, general,
and light railways. The technical sub
iects to be discussed under these sew
eral heads will embrace the lighting,
heating and ventilation Of trains, auto
matte block system, suburban trafIice,
the influence Of light railways on the
main lines, the use Of two or more
crews on locomotives, automatic eou-
piers, electric traction, bookkeeping,
duration and regulation of work, prov.
ident institutions, improved rail cross.
ings, and slow freight rates.
All papers TO be presented have been
under consideration for some years, all
have been printed, and the delegates
are thoroughly familiar with their con.
tents, so that they may be readily and
intelligently discussed,
A. Dubois, honorary director Of the
Belgian state railways, is president of
the international congress, and l..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

Weissenbruek, chief engineer and gen
eral manager Of tho Belgian state rail
ways Of the United States, are A. J
Cassatt and Il. II. Hartman, while tn,
actual president is Stuyvenant Fish
president of the Illinois Central rail
road.
As a preliminary to the congress,
proper the delegates assembled at noon
today for the formal opening of the
Railway Appliance Exhibition, which
is held in conjunction with the cong
ress. The exhibition, which is housed
in temporary quarters on the Wash
ington monument grounds, is confined
almost exclusively to American rail
way appliances and is designed to pro
mote the extension Of American trade
to foreign markets. The exhibition in.
cludes everything from a complete 10.
eomotive and train dc luxe to the small.
lest articles Of railway equipment
Several hundred manufacturers. whose
factories are located in nearly every
state Of the Union, are represented.
This afternoon the visiting railway
chiefs were taken on an automobile
tour Of the city, the trip ending at
the Stuyvesant Fish residence in Scot
Circle, where an informal reception
was held.
One of the most interesting fea-
lures Of tho entertainment program ar.
ranged for the congress is scheduled
for tonight. Shortly before midnight
the delegates are to assemble at the
exhibition grounds to see the flashing
of a time signal from the naval OBJ.
servatory, the signal TO make a circuit
Of the globe. The experiment is sim.
liar to that successfully tried on the
last day of last year. The delegates
will be able to trace the progress of
the signal by means Of electric lights
on a huge mape Of the world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03
Son Lost Mother.

Consumption runs in our family,
and through it lost my mother, "
writes +. B. Reid, Of Harmony, Me.
"For the past Ave years however, on
the slightest sign Of a Cough or Cold, l
have taken DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, which has saved me
from serious lung trouble" His moth.
er's death was a sad loss to Mr.. Reid,
but he learned that lung trouble must
not be neglected, and how to cure il.
Quickest relief and cure for coughs and
colds. Price SOC and sl.OO; guaran'
teed at ]. C. Perry's drug store. Trial
bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

Salem Iron works-Founders, mAchin.
lists and blaeksniths. Manufacturers
Of all kinds Of sawmill machinery.
Hop and fruit drying stoves, etc.
Manufacturers Of tho o. X. drubber.
Shand 4 Marcus. lI-2O-Im
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

Theo. M Bar-sueeessor to Barr q
Petzel, timer and plumber. Hot air
water and steam heating a speciality,
Salem, Oregon. 3.2-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

Denison q ohase.--l7s Liberty street,
Salem. Repair work, typewriter and
cash register repairing, electric bell
work, lawn mowers sharpened, lathe
work Of all kinds as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

For sale.--Thirty-acre place near Sa-
lem, with good buildings, or will di-
vide and sell 10 acres with improve
ments. Good apple orchard, and all
kinds Of fruit. A fine suburban homo
at low price Inquire Of Josh Smith Y
mile. east Of the Yew Park school
near the Turner road. 4-24-1ws
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

Great oaks from little aeorBs grow.
Some day on earth Arnold's win be the
greatest show
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

Lath for sale--I havo just received a
car Of 1h-inch lath; shingles, FIVE
grades sawed and split cedar posts;
rough and dressed lumber Of all kinds
Give me a chance TO bid on the lumy
Der for your new house. Lumber
yard two blocks south Of court
house. s. p. MeCracken. Phone
9495 Black. 4-2s-1wks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03
CLASSIFIED
FoR sALE.

For Sale. Seven.room residence, barn,
large half block, electric lights, bath,
hot and cold city water. E. Hofer,
Journal Office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

CALL ON YOUR sTEPMOeHER AT
the Salem Dye Works when you
want your clothes cleaned, dyed, re-
paired or pressed, refined, velvet col.
lars onj also suit pressed by the
month. You can get anything clean
ed, from . paiI OF gloves 70 the most
elaborate silk gowns. Mrs O. II.
Walker, Prop 1876 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

For Sale.-Two fresh mileh cows. In.
quire Of @. o. Savage, Silverton road
4.29.3t=
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03
wANTEp-NnsogLLANnous

Manager Wantod-For our Salem Of.
fee. Reference and small invest.
ment required; sls5 por month and
commission. @. w. Telephone Co.,
Grant Building, San Francisco.
4-lS-2wk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

For sale.--small dry ar wood, at 1926
per cord. Phone Black 2Oe1. T. l..
Davidson, Jr., MOrningside 1-20-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03

WE Are-Now buying eggs. Call on
us for prices before you sen. Com
mereial Cream Co. 3-1l.tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-03
cLHANINa AND DYE WORKS

Cleaning and Dyeing-And repairing
neatly done. -Four suits pressed by the
month sl.OO, at the Capital City
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Parlors.
Miss Efae NJ Anderson, proprietor.
Opera House block. stiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

The twenty-aixth annual session
OF Island and King county teachers
opened at the high school Monday
morning with over 300 toaehens
present. +. a. Cooper addressed the
assembly On The Teacher aud the
Institute "A subject that II discuss.
cd al nearly eYory session. but was
completely renewed by Mr. Cooper
aud made ono Of tho finest addreshas
over heard ON that subject.
Following Mr. Cooper. G II. Oh
bert OF New York. addressed the as
semhly on What Are Reauan In
Teachers With Good Interest," one
OF the finest addresses ever heard
al a school convention. A Mr.. Oil
bert IL ON the program for an adj
DIES eaYery morning and afternoon
IN the week. hla talks are looked
forward to With great interest.
Mr. Gilbert. when seen Monday
msrulng. stated that this Ia his first
visit to Seattle since hefofe the fire.
Ny last visit 10 this city said
Mr Gilbert. was In lsss aud you
can Imagine my surprise on seeing
the wonderful city that II here now
4 am not following the regular
school work now. having resigned
from that over two years aRo. t.
take up editorial work am nov
writing text books and other Norka
that Will DO used IN the educational
work.
Judging from the conditions that
exist a. the high school aud what
Information I can gain from the a..
rcetora OF schools co the sound. It
Is my opinion that they have much
more fre~dorh than they do In the
East. Yea, ] am safe In saying that
the Western schools aro as up-to-
date a. they are in the East. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

A show ease in front Of the phos-
nix stamp works. At the corner OF
Second avenue south and Main
street. vas broken into Sunday nlght
ADD n lot OF badges stolen. Among
them Was a private patroimau's
badge Patrolman Leo was notified
OF the loss and the break reported
20 police headquarters.
George Allison. Charles Nelson
aud Harry GaldrinK. all under the
age uf is. wiil be tried on a charge
of being disnraerly persons b. Pc
lice Judge Gordon. Monday after
noon. The arrests we're made b.
Humane officer Clark and Patrol
men ksnt and Hart An attempt
will be made to have them sent ca
the reform school The polien
maintain that the boys are dnfging
into a life % crime.
Robert Chcauey and =. F1inn are
held by the police GA a charge %
assault and battery. They were ar
rested Sunday night b patrolmsn
Rihhach shortly after committing
the assault. The facts aers laid be-
fore the prosecuting attorney Mon-
day Afternoon.
Thomas Mitchell answered 70 n
charge % carrying concealed wraps
DnA in police court Monday mora
ms and after the eytdwnce was ali
In the court fined him fi5. Accord.
ing 90 the story told BY Mitchell.
he wa keeping a friend from uainE
the revolver aud as there bad been
considerable trouble In the saloon
Patrniman Hibner wan called IN to
settles the disputes. Mitcbeli'u
friend deserted him and Mitchell
had 20 satisfy che demands ~ the
Law. Tho revolver was confiscated.
Miss Laura Woodbridge. Hiss
Mary shepherd and Miss MARY Roa
passed the examinations for admit.
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DAUGH TIERS
IN SESSION

WASHINGTON. Aprn 1.-THE
fourteenth continental congress Of
the naushters Of the American Rov='
olutlon convened la thla city today
About looo delegates ana alternatoa
from all the states IN the Union
attended
The feature OF the proceedings u.
day was the formal dedication this
morning of the Memorial centinen-
tal haiti the edifiee which the ~
eiety has erected Va this city 60 serve
as Bational headquarters. Though
thc rdificc n not cu@Nlote its con-
struotlan has advanced % a stage
which permltH 81 tho present con-
sreas holding tts sessions there. The
dcdicAtory exercises consisted OF ad-
drvHscs by leading members Of tho
society. Sntersperacd with selections
~ patriotic music.
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INA Early Rose. Use. new
California potatoes. e per ~.
hofhouae ranatshsa. 2sc ger Dor.
apHira fancy. tL7s112B. spitzcn-
berg apples tigf2s. California
sweet POTATOES. a.. aftichakea. per
duz. o. California celery. sscMfIs
native celery. SOC aoc. native thu.
barb. ttHc. cucumbnrA long green,
- dozen. asparagus Ice. Walia
Walla asparagus. taoa. California
barb. boz. fi2s. green peas. Sc. TO.
nataes t1zsg $50. green peppers.
dse ID. ieisphgns ueas. Toe ID.
Fruita
bananas. bunch. & s28 30. dates.
10. = & Sc. figs = 10 bricks IT'S.
nFa. aendlaaz. f0-Hb cartoons. CO
9Tte. grape fruit pee bon. f2se
aaTG. seeding Efapa fruit. gfE1
q 60. lemons. choice and fancy.
t20eHaaQ. navel oranges. 5 90
- 81 %. tanasrinsa. ti.tas msaitran-
lea sweets ta2s Jap. bale. ttfsa
ti.ssi efanherriea so. piueauplcs
per doz. tasomftEa. strawberries
Esss 18so per crate. pltted pluma.
tAoa per crate. cherries. per crate.
ta5e.
Butter ard Chess.
" aAHAEHaaH aHHHA #aNH.H|4H'H AAHs cram
brick cheese. lee. California cheese.
ftc. butter. native creamery. azc.
cooking. 15m2oo. California fresh
creamery. gee.
Fees
strictly fresh ranch. g0aaic: ore
son egEs. 2ec.
Sugar.
Golden G. IN sacks. IS S.. extra c.
In sacks. s6leb. powdered. IN bar
fsis fGtn: dry GRADUATED. IN sacks
se.ik. cube. IN barrels .s-Es. beet
sugar. SC eb. manie sugar t0UiaA
Less Ee u paidseithin Is days
Meats
CoNa. beef. &c. steers, 7Me. NUT
ton p q Sc. pork. IUfhei lamb. &C.
spring lamb. &5uas dressed veal.
small. ia Sc live rabbits. doa.
t37s.
Hams. Bacon and Lard.
Hams. I2di3cs bacon. breakfast
IaAa1eN: lard White Star. tieree.
shei ihru. White kose. sac. lard
Wild Rose. ave.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed. iT0iso; gessA.
dressed. $50 fso! chickens. Creased.
$50 lie; turkeys. fancy local dressed
MUS
Brasil. per 10. is91foi eocoanutG
per dozen. see wninuta. Eng
lish. iAa l6e, pccana. i3Wi4c,
fiiberts. isc. black walnuts, &c:
hickory nuts. &c: butternuta. SC;
Jap peanuts &c; Virginia ncanuts.
7c: Jumbo peanuts, &C. almonds
12h0 lTc.
Flsh, Oysters. Ete-
Boisa, &c. black cod. &c. ling COD
Toe: crabs, 4t9l76i clans. opon
sh ipment. $780, clans. per sack.
gt50. oystera, Olympia. per sack,
$3.50. open bulk, per gallon,
s2.25, salmon. Toe: salmon
trout. he; skinned perch.
Sc; shrimps sQIooI nounderA
&c. herring. &C., iobHtsrF, l1ne;
smelt. &c. stufeeon. Sc: black basA
&c: hallbut, ed7c; perch. &c.
Flour
Patent. per bbl., tt7s; Crown
tbib: Minnesota hard wheat. 81;
pillsbury. as Pillsbury's Rest IS;
standard Dakota, SO. Olympic, t4.Tsi
EieNtrio. tf.7bi Holly. fA7Pi colden
Northwest. ts7b: Electric light
tf2b, Gold Medal 1850; Top Notch.
ta4bi CentennlRis. best, 1915: Gold
fror ttas. Patent Excellent. st7ss
Novelty A. tt2b.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

Atchison. sss-s. ssI-2. SILT
Anal Copper. ss7-s. s. as. S7s-4.
p. a O.. 10 81. 100 81. 10.
u. r. T.. 70t-2. sst-z. s. al.
Can. PRc.. i5f IL. 15a 5-8. 1878.
Erie. COM, IS So. ts. 4s SIS.
Ills. Central, iss ID. ies IL. fss "a
metropolitan. i23 Ia. l22 81. i2a.
Mo. Pac-. 100 i-z. i0s rs. i0s rs.
l. a n. itf5-s. lf3I-s. lG3s-s.
Peoples Gas 10. los as. les SIS
Penna- it5s-s it2T-s. f4si-s.
Reading. com. IS. 20 SIS. 81 SIS.
K l.. com. Is, s41-4. 2f3-s.
30. Pac-. CTS, 81. GAS.
-. Paul iS7 -. 1s5 SIS. 1865.
Tn. Pac.. is5 a.. f3s SIS. 1gsf-a.
L. 5. s. com. Is Is. 50 rs. ats.
Z. $. 8. pfd- f0Gs-l. 1o2 rs. fo4 SIS.
Liverpool May wheat opened Is
lower. July Is lower. and closed,
May. Ia higher. July Ia higher.
Car receipts Minneapolis 200,
Duluth s. Chicago 81.
Visible Eupply--Wheat. s0sf2. 600,
decrease $4,000. corn. 10.s7s. 600. in
crease i.sss.ooo; oats. fs.oiso00. in
crease 4.3s5,000.
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IN THE FAR EAST.

A liberal aprtnkilng Of little
brown met" wka noticeaois IN the
two Third Avenue audiences sun
day. and stiti more notsesahla waa
the applause and cries Of BanEAl ="
whenever the mtkado'a men Eut the
bctter u the cars forces during the
progress Of In the Far East The
var drarea. although very crude IN
some respects. IL entertaining and
some unusually good scenic effects
are managed The blowing uu %
the Russian flagship Petropavloxak
Is one Of the Bcenic features % the
atecA
william Mong IN The role % To-
mnfus Hideyoahi. the japanese epy.
and Raymond Whitaker a. Lieut.
Robert tee Young On 0enerai ku-
rokrs staff. we're both good. Tho
rest % the company might profit
By study of oriental manners, Gus
toms and makeup. In All u which
their ideas are unique
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TEACHERS ASSEMBLE IN
ANNUAL CONVENTION
NINE HUNDRED pEDAooabus MEET rHE HIGH SCHOOL TO
TALK OVER eGsr WAYS TO inspire THE SLUGGISH
YOUTH

Eastern hrauelGa have all taken up
tho study OF music and are making
a great thing OF Il. good example
for achuOla throughout the country,
Yet they are not much ahead Of this
city ON that. Tor | am told that the
branch OF music In the King county
schools IN progressing very faet'
The program for Monday was az
follows, o 80. invocation by Rev
c. Lincoln Smith. address. The
Teacher and tho Institute" by Mr.
Cooper, address. What Results Ia
Teachers with Interest. by Mr. OIL
bert, address. THE Teacher aa h
Missionary" by MIR Alderman; ad-
dress, The Teacher and the Chil-
dren." by Mr. Gilbeft, music. by
Miss Cole. address. The Teacher
and Local History. by Mr. Moany.
address. Teaching n backward
Child" by Mr. Yoior. address. Get.
ting a Lesson" by Mr. Cooper, ad-
dress. The Recitation" by Mr.
Alderman. address. The Rocks OF
tho Pacific Coast. by Mr Hyatt.
addreas, study OF Siiaa Mariner" by
Mr. sampson.
The program foa Tuesday Ia. J.
&c Dickson, chairman. 30. inyoea-
ton by Rev ~ A. Matthews: the
following viii be discussed 'rbe
Colorado Desert" by Mr. Hyatt
Educational ideals" by Mr. snmp-
son; music (Aias shil1g.a Glass;
Miss Cote. Animals In History. b.
MIR Meany. Literature IN Schools. %
by Mr. Gilbert; History" BY hfr
Alderman. a Visit 20 the Homes
Of peatalaaEi and Rusncnu." by SIR
Shafer AZ $50 .. m. Mr. Glibeft
Wii give an address on How aud
Why We Learn" A. 2.an Mr
Noder will address on ~The EdueA-
ton Of Herbert Spencer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
WILL Be THIRSTY

More than 900 consumers Of city
water are In danger Of having their
supply cut off They are delinquent
IN the payment % their rent. and
Water Superintendent f0ungs
states that he viii send out a force
of shut off men Tuesday % cork up
the water supplies % the back
aliders.
The delluquents must not only
pay their rent for the first quarter
of 1905. but must advance the rent
for the second quarter before su-
parintsndant Y0unRs will allow
them the privilege q using Cedar
river water again
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Ar the TREATERS
A RUNAWAY GIRL"

The Pollard Opera company Is
hack la Seattle and doing = rushing
business AZ the Grand. In "rhe
Runaway Girt- sunday night the
little folks made a big hit They
handle tbs situations Ia the piece in
remarkable style. aad al the good
old dittiea that have been Whissiso
and sung over since Aukuniin DAILY
brought the comedy over the water
are Warblcd In happy spirit By the
iuvenliez. who are all IN good voice
and ready to take Seattle ~ storm
for the next two weeks.
Little Daphne Pollard has the
role 81 CArmsntta and Teddy Me
Samara has that Of Fipper. the
Jockey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
THE MARKETS

The Monday nnarninw markets
onenHa very lively and continued -
all dnv Ryan ana Newton have re-
ceiFcd tas first consignment - cal
lfafuta rhsFrien ~ the season They
are selling "a g. 80 per crate. walia
wallis asparagus made another APP
rearHnea On Western avenue Non
day morning. Several cars u fancy
aurlsa and ear - bananas also ar
s=aas=a=s*Haaasss
fanrr-ss Nfflffnerv. as Third AHesssta
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Whole wheat iua. per bale. i1to:
whole wheat flour, per bbl- sA2t.
IRA ham. per Dbl 81. Per bale. t22ss
Dbl. 81 rye flour. per bbi. $500.
rye meal. per bare. s1G 60. buck wheat
per Dbl. 81: buekwheAt. per bale.
lara. corn meal lea per bale. tlIo.
per Dbl. tz74. White corn
neal. SOS. 81. bale. t22e. rolled oats.
bit. 3. c. Co. 1878. wheat flAkeA
Der IS Ibs. tf.fe: fnrfna- per bbi-
1850: fartna. fe-Ib. sacks per bale
o.. homings large. per Dbl. sA7e.
horniny. small. ios pals. $3.50. Holly
ssif-raisinK buckWheat. ttha. case.
t17b. pearl barley. zs-lb- boxss
tsse pearl barley. ieo-ib sacks. -;
sgIit peas. ssbe6s. popcorn. per owt-
taco. cracked wheat. per bale. tAea
NonsY.
California strained Per H. Re:
California sage. per ~ lee. honey.
stxract per H. Tgeise. oregon
Eraps cream. io-eass lots. tase.
honey. Yakima. iasei ciif0rnia
oats. per ton. SCI aaa: bran. per
ton. fs1a27. barley. rolled. per ton,
Sc sQa q. feed wheat. per ton iSz
q 81 dairy chop feed. per ton. ta2.
oil meal per ton $50. best chop.
sara IS whole corn. ton fz7. shorts,
ton. t22.
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy.
SIS. alfalfa. ft1Eo1i3s wheat
hay. SIS. Eastern Washington dou-
bie compressed. 81. Puget Sound
has. gie0fa.
Poultry Food.
oyster shells. ices. ton. tzf: clam
shells isos. sza. bone meal, 1908
f1z. graduated bones. zoos. s5G On
fsa and tee 81 per ten higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. tlf bo1is;
R.Nikes choice. Az; white clover. SIS
Qff. timothy, per cwt. sATs
0b. orchard grass. tit; red TOP. $50
10. English rye Eraas. IS. Italian rye
grass. IS; bronze grass. tis; tall
meadow oat grasa SIS: Kentucky
blue grass, til; pasture mixtura
uplands. iio9il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
THEY LIKE
GARFIELD

CttANuTE. Kan. April tf--Com.
missioner Garfield today went Ga
independence. where he viii have a
conference with Standard OIL Off.
elais. who have been gathering In
anticipation OF hia visit
tits assistants remained here Ga
continue securing statements Of To-
cal producers
Congressman Campbcli. upon
whose resolution the congressional
Investigation Was started. Was In
conference With Garfield to-day aud
gave him valuable data. The local
producers are Fsvorahly Impressed
with Garfield and feel encouraged
over the progress az the invcHtiga-
ton.
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Vegetables

peans. drv. p~T ewt ttss0ATti
small whites t1A6J AIS. iarEe
whites. s19a1G. pink beans ta3t.
Naya beans tazt. Lima beams.
green beuH Use ~. wax beans isc lb.
hrNta per sack 4EeH 81 90
piaeentia cabbage. ste. rauiifioWsf.
dozen. $50. garlic. new. fse.
amiouH yeiiow. IA. g.. onions fnnno.
Sc. young onions. Ice bunch.
spinach. crate. 604 zee. lettuce
hathouaa. 3 500 LIS ore. squash.
crate. zTbss 90 carrots. ffHf IS.
Yakima potatoes, gHlons1 p 90.
areelY potatoes. tgi.eaa a10a. Yak
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lance 30 the library training school.
They formed half Of those Who
took the teatn The three young
ladies viii remain IN the class for
nix months. after which time they
Will enter the hnFary aa experienced
workera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reports for The Star by W. A.
Ryer a. Co. lis Columbia street. by
private wire
Seattle. April Il.
wheat High. Low. Close.
May. lis, ia SIS. 1t41-L
July. ssi-4. S7I-2. nat
sept. salt, S21-2, s23-L
Corn
May. ISIS. a.. s71-A
July. isis. a73-s. l7t-2.
Sept. isis, 4T1-2. ass.
Oats
May. ATS, 2at-2. 2s5-S
July. % rs. 29i-2. ass.
sept. - is. 2sT-s. 20.
Pork
May. 1910. 1870. 1880.
July. 1895. 1911. 1856.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
"cHARIEY's AUNT

On account % the tardy arrival Of
the manuscript parts In The Bank
er's Daughter the Ferris company
did not change is bill Sunday. but
al both matinee and evening par
tormance gave sCharleY'a Aaut.
whieh Il handled In first class com
ely style.
The Bakers Daughter" wiiI
open Monday night and continue
through the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17
STAR THEATER.

The dainty little playhouse at
FIRST avenue and Madison street is
being packed By vaudeville lovers
every afternoon and evening. The
bin changes Monday afternoon. and
some exceptionally clever acts are
on this weeks bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-17

he FOUND WORK AT LAST
Jamea Dixon wa Sentenced 20 81
days on the chalnKaak by Polite
Judge Gofdon Monday morning
Dixon bad been four times convict
81 and was ordered out af the clio
lie came back and the police
promptly run him IN lie was ar
rested By Patrolmen Chapman and
Carr