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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
CALMLY SMOKES
WHILE AWAITING
THE BLACK CAP
MURDERER HAWKINS NERvY
TO THE LAST
MAKES PLEA FOR MAN HE SAYS
is INNOCENT
Execution Is Delayed Until Message Is
Received from Wife-Hanglng
at Tucson Tragic
Affair

BY Associated Press
TUCSON, Aug. 14.-The hour of
execution was postponed one hour by
the sheriff today at the request of
Prisoner Hawkins, who wished to re-
ceive a telegram from his wife. 1t ar
rived a few minutes before and was
telephoned to the Jail. When repeated
to him Hawkins said: "All right, am
ready now" He was perfectly cool
and confident and made brief talk.
He said he was sorry for his crime and
must have been insane when it was
committed.
He asked all to pray for himself and
wife The prisoner was on the scaffold
twenty-five minutes. He smoked a
cigar and cigarette and then bade all
good bye. His neck was not completely
broken by the drop as he lived four
teen minutes.
During the time Of the death watch
Hawkins had been cheerful and light
hearted. He was allowed phonograph
from which he derived great diversion.
This morning he played several selec-
tions, evidencing a preference for sailor
songs. He complained of not feeling
well and suffered from vomiting spells.
He spent much of the night in writing
letters.
A telegram was received from his
wife, who is on her way to Chicago.
That a prisoner now doing time In
Folsom prison was convicted on false
testimony by Hawkins was the admis-
sion made late this afternoon to local
officials just before he was hanged.
The name of the prisoner could not
be learned, however Hawkins made
this confession in the presence Of the
officials and two newspaper men. II
is understood that a week ago this sup
posed falsely imprisoned man sent q
letter to Hawkins to which the latter
paid no attention at that time, tearing
the letter inte bits. The crime fol
which the supposed innocent man, is t.
pay the penalty was committed neal
Vallejo. Cal
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
SPRINGFIELD ILL., IN HANDS OF SOIDIERS ARE POWERESS
JUST BEFORE DEATH MAN
LAUGHS AT DIAGNOSIS

o NEW YORK, August 14.--Although g
@ Conrad SteingruebOi laughed at the e
@ Christ hospital physicians in Jersey 9
o City who said that he would die in :.
o twenty-four hours from the effects OF e
9 a bite of a dog, the prophecy was full g
o filled today. Steingrueboi said he was 3
8 disbeiiever In hydrophobia and that {.
@ he would be around again in a few e
8 days. He rapidly grew worse, how g
8 evet He remained conscious until the g
o end and almost the last words ne 9
8 spoke were that he would get well. =
8 steingrueboi was bitten by dog a z
8 little over three weeks ago, but paid g
o no attention to the bite, and when 9
8 warned by his wife that he might de- 9
8 velop rabies he merely laughed at her, (.
@ saying hydrophobia had no terrors for {:
o him. On Monday last he began to 9
q show signs of rabies and consulted 9 !:
@ physician. On Wednesday he called (.
8 at the hospital and when offered 8
g glass of water he was taken with 6
8 spasm. From that time until he daed g
o his sufferings were intense. g
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
PAPA LUDWIG HAPPY AND
READY TO BUY THE DRINKS

PALO ALTO, Cal. Aug. 14.-When
Mr.. Ludwig heard by telegram that
his daughter and DIR. Fitzgerald We're
at last married he said:
81 hold no animosity against my
wife for this affair. Her actions were
peculiar, but 1 withhold Judgment on
the case until learn what really dld
or did not take place.
aMr and Mrs Fitzgerald will live
in Palo Alto till the first of the month
and then will probably move to- the
city. They are married now and II
PaIo Alto wasn't dry town I'd say
let's have a drink.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
GOVERNMENT TO
INTERVENE AND
END BIG STRIKE
SETTLEMENT MAY RESULT IN
F0RTY-EIGHT HOURS
INTERVENTION TO BE THROUGH
RAILROAD COMMISSION
Canadian Pacific Officials and Em-
pIoyes Probably Near End of What
Threatened to Be Costly and
Determined Struggle
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WINNIPEG, Man., Aug. 14-lt was
learned tonight that the Dominion gov
ernment, through the railroad commits
sion, will intervene in the strike now on
in all the mechanical trades on the
Canadian Pacific. The prospects are
for an amicable settlement of all diff
ferences between the company and men
within the next forty eight hours.
J. H. McVey, who is in charge of the
local strike, left, for the east on to-
nights train.
The greatest secrecy is observed as
to where he has gone or what is his
mission.
]. Clark, inspector for the railroad,
and commissioner Of accidents and roll
ing Stock was sent here by the COM
mission in consequence of representa-
tions made to the department of ran-
roads. Clark desires to have confer
ence with Mr.. Whyte, second vice pres
ident, and held long conference with
the executive.
In consequence of the report sent
east by Whyte, McVey has been called
to Ottawa to confer with the govern
ment with view to an early settle
ment of the difficulties.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
MAN ENDS LIFE; BLOOD ON
CARPET PROVES COSTLY

o SAN FRANCISCO, August IA
8 Judgment rendered by Judge Graham g
8 of the superior court and Public Ad- g
S3 miDistrator NJ j. Hynes In the matter G
8 of the estate of M. n. Nelson, brought g
b to light one of the most peculiar g
8 claims ever allowed in probate de- G
@ partment of this city e
q Nelson committed suicide last June g
@ in a hotel conducted by j. j. Donovan. g
& When Nelson's estate was brought (.
8 into the probate court Donovan pre- g
8 sented a claim containing the follow g
O ing items: 9
o Damage to carpet by blood and g
@ brains .-a..-' .'... .$lo 9
8 Damage to wall by bullet and g
O. brains .......a..... ......,. ...-..... =
q For removing contents from room. g
@ Total ........... - - r'.. go y
8 The claim, approved by the public g
o administrator, was duly allowed by the z
o court. e
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
ARMY OFFICERS END
NlNETY-MILE RIDE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 14-The Sec
ond detachment of seven army officers
which left the Preside Wednesday
morning on the 90-mile ride ordered by
President Roosevelt to test their physi-
cal fitness and efficiency to remain in
the army, returned this afternoon.
The officers, who were under Col. w.
A. Simpson, reported at the general
hospital. where after an examination
they were pronounced to be In excel
lent condition.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
FUNSTON READY FOR
DUTY AT LEAvENW0RTH
RrIgadier General Reaches Destination
and Is Greeted by Salute of
Eleven Guns at Resa
ervatlon

LEAvENWORTH, Kas.. Aug. A.
Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston arrived
here today from San Francisco to as
sumo the position of commandant of
the army service school at Fort Leaven-
worth. Kas.
tered the reservation q salute of eleven
guns were fired. Later he was given a
reception,
The new commandant and his aides
arrived. on a freight train. They had
reached Lawrence, Kas., forty miles
distant, on the Overland limited on the
Union Pacific and disembarked there
to make brief visit.
The only train available to get him
to Leavenworth in time was a mixed
freight, and Gen. Funston and his party
boarded 1t.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
REAR ADMIRAL is
CLAIMED BY DEATH
James Kelsey cogsweII, U. S. NJ Dies
Suddenly at Jacksonville, Fla. +
Interment to Be at
Milwaukee

~ AsSOcldtcu IresHs
MILWAUKEE,, wis, Aug. 14.-Rear
Admiral James Kelsey Cogswell, u. s.
N, retired, is dead at Jacksonville
Fla.
a telegram received last night from
S. S. Matsch, brother-in-law Of Cogs-
wen, by Lieutenant General al, MacAra Ma ehs
thur. u. S. A., simply announced tne @
death of fhe DISTINGUISHED naval officer
and requesting that General MacAr-
thur make arrangements for the burial
in Milwaukee,. -
sgThis news comes to me as a tre-
mendous SURPRISE" said General Mac
Arthur.
Il had no intimation that Rear Ad-
nnirai Cogswell was in poor health, ana
only know that as a retired oIncer !01
the navy he was living quietly with ms
family at Portsmouth, N. II,
"TJnless Il Is otherwise desired by the
family. he will be accorded run miii-
tary funeral"
Gen. Charles King. u. s. A.. expressed
the profoundest sorrow over the admir-
rails death.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
T. r. THOMAS HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

BY Associated Press
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 14.-E.
r. Thomas, former banker and race
horse owner, was seriously injured here
tonight when his automobile struck and
wrecked a carriaged containing several
New Yorkers. The occupants OF the
carriage were thrown violently 10 tne
ground. Mr.. Thomas and his chauf-
feur were hurled twenty feet to one
side of the roadway
Mr.. Thomas left leg was broken at
the knee.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
(BULLETIN)

SPRINGFIELD, H., Aug. IS.
A mob of white men at 2:4s this
morning lynched a negro who
was supposed to be hiding under
cars in the Illinois Central yards
and shooting at writes.
The Decatur company of the
National Guard arrived at $3.50
a. m, and went to the bad
Lands" where twenty-six houses
occupied by negroes have been
burned and where the fire IS still
raging.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
SOLDIERS ARE
POWERLESS IN
HANDS OF MOB
ASSAULT BY NEGRO LEADS TO
RIOT
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, is SCENE OF
TRAGEDIES
Restaurant ls Wrecked, Automobile
Burned, coIored Residents cIuhbed
and Officers and Militia Defied.
More Troops oh Way

BY Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, I'LL, Aug. IS.
Springfield is in the hands of a
mob of enraged citizens who be-
gan last night to wreak vengeance
on negro residents for an assault
committed yesterday by George
Richardson, negro, on Mrs. Earl
Hallam, a white woman.
At o'clock this morning, the
whole east end of town burst into
flames, the torch having been ap-
piled to several negro houses by
some of the more desperate mob
bers.
Two men are already dead and
probably two score others are in
jured, mostly negroes. The rab-
bic is sweeping through the
streets, attacking sevefy negro
met. All the local militia are on
duty and half dozen companies
from other cities are rushing here
on special trains. Still other COM
panies are ordered to hold thern-
selves In reserve.
The fire department is helpless
to combat the fire in the negro
quarter owing to the threatening
attitude of the mob toward the
f1remen. The dead are:
G. ]. SCOTT.
LOUIS JOHNSON.
Among the injured are Eugene
w. Chaplin, candidate for presi-
dent of the United States on the
Prohibition ticket. who was
struck on the head with a brick
Richardson and another negro
wanted for murder were stealth
ily taken from Springfield jail last
evening and rushed to Blcoming-
ton, whence they were later taken
to Peoria. 1t is thought that with
the arrival of the out-of-town
troops. the streets will be Cleared
and order restored.
The injured:
Fred Ramsey of the Calling
gun section, I. N. G., struck by
stones.
Oscar Dahlka. policeman. struck
on head by rock.
Albert Bierlein, employed at
postoffice, shot in hip.
Phil Pollock of Chicago. badly
lacerated while aiding Mayor
Reece in escaping from mob.
John A. Smell of Sherman. shot
in shoulder.
E. w. Bingham, struck on head
with brick.
Robert Sturgis, waiter at Lopez
restaurant, artery Of left forearm
cut by shot.
The mob spent late tonight in
looting pawn brokers shops.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
NEVADA CITIZENS
FEAR A VOLCANO

BY Associated Press
q RENO, New, August 14.--Reports g
1 were received at the dispatcher's Of G
8 Ace at Sparks late last night from 6
* Nina that the residents of that little g
* desert town were greatly perturbed G
q over what they thought to be a vol e
q canic eruption close by. g
q shortly before $3.50 p. M the town 6
q became deeply wrapped In heavy &
II nall of smoke with strong odor OF 6
y snIphur. The smoke continued until z
% after midnight when rain storm ais .
3 sipated It. e
x o,t 10 determine whether It was the 3
q reault of q forest fire or came from q 9
q fissure Ia the earth. 9
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
CRAB FISHERMAN HAS A
CLOSE CALL AT EUREKA

,EJEEKA, Aug. 14.--While attempt
ing to cross Humboldt bar early this
morning Alfons Beckstrom. a crab
Fisherman. was swamped in his boat
and for over an hour he struggled in
the icy water until ne gained the shore.
10 yards away.
The bar was very rough and Beck
etrorn while in the water divested him
self Of his clothes and boots and swan
ashore. He was exhausted and nearly
dead when found on the beach.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
MAKES DAREDEVIL
RIDE ON A HANDcAR

REDDING, Aug. 14.-William Isaacs.
an electrician, living at Old Diggings,
took a fiat car at Iron Mountain yes
terday afternoon and made dare devil
ride in the Iron Mountain mine over
the Mountain Copper company's rail-
road TO Keswick, a distance of eleven
miles and down the steepest grades in
the state.
That he did not collide with any
train was merely "a matter of good for
tune. Isaacss was arrested as he side
tracked the car at Keswick and is in
1afI here.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
BANDITS HOLD UP
PASSENGER TRAIN

BY Associated PresH
g SPOKANE, wash, August ia.--Iian- 9
8 dita held up the Northern Pacific vest 3
3 bound passenger train Tonight near 9
3 Trent, nine miles east OF Hpokanes 2
= drove out the engineer and fireman, .
8 unoOupled the mail ear and locomotive 3
3 from the rest of tho train and then .
3 themselves ran the engine and mail 9
q car 20 Yardisy, Ia tho outskirts Of the g
8 city,
3 Al speaial train with officers has s
4 rnne "a the scene. II Is not yet known 9
3 whether the robbers got away with g
q much loot. =
&s<nlAl y 1sAk1<9 o 9 @9r0<9%AS<S49$
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
WANTS CASE AGAINST
WRIGHT DISMISSED
Attempt Made to Clear Fugitive Sem
ator of BoodIlng Charge at Sac
ramento-Decislon Is
Delayed


BY Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO Aug. 14-The first
open endeavor made by friends OF
former Senator Eli Wright, fugitive
from Justice charged with Bunkers,
Emmons and French with boodling in
the senate and who jumped bail of
$4,000 and has not been heard of since.
was made this afternoon. when Attorney
Rhodes of San Jose appeared before
District Attorney Wachhorst and asked
that the case be dismissed against
Wright.
District Attorney Wachhorst declined
to take action until he had further in
vestigated the case.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
SOLDIERS ARE UNABLE TO
eRoTEcr NEGRO CITIZENS

spafNgWfHI.n, Ill, Augs i4.--A
threafesline mob, bent upon wreakiuR
vanneanoe an the negro inhabitants oE
sprinafield becnuno OF an assault conf
n,itfed today BY 4 negro on a whlte
woman, ia raElns through the streets
taniaht. beating negroes and Disregard
ioaatinuea On Rnae 4uek
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
BUFFALO STOCK YARDS
BURNING; LOSS S1,000,000

BUFFALO. N. T.. Aug. 14-Fire was
discovered in the East Buffalo stock
Yards OF the New York Central railroad
at 2:s0 this morning. The flames spread
with rapidify throughout the frame
buildings. Three alarms OF fire have
been turned in. The loss viii probably
reach 81. 900. .000
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15

SACRAMENTO, Aug. IA. - Manuel
Paxera, aged Is, was killed at Walsh
station IN this county today by the
explosion OF cartridge. The boy had
placed q lighted match under the cart
ridge, and when II became heated Il
exploded and the bullet entered his
hrain.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Saturday; light south wind, changing
70 southwest. Maximum temperature
Yesterday, II degrees; minimum, 6s
degrees.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15

LOCAL.
Church federation of Los Angeles
plans extensive revival series
Noted New York editor shows why
BRYAN will be victorious
Watts women clash over mixup OF
chiclrens: case goes to court.
Row badly injured while playing
with can of powder
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
COAST

Bandits hold up Northern Pacific
passenger train near Trent, wash:
Grape growers IN sacramenIo ,s,lIt;nr ,nrey varey
I1e,1f in state to protect wine business.
Edith Ludwig, after giving her
mother the "slip'' at Chicago, reaches
California state capital and Is mar
ried to Prof j. w. Fitzgerald.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15
EASTERN

Mobs parade streets Of Springfield,
Ill, beating negroes and disregarding
soldiers Additional troops ordered
out.
IRA ID. sankey, the noted singing
evangelist. dies at Brooklyn, n. T.
William J. Bryan receives assurance
that New York will so Democratic.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-15

st. Petersburg threatened py cpl
demic of cholera.
Atlantic fleet leaves Auckland Ior
Sydney.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-04
YAMhlLL
HORStTHIfF
LANDED

AFTER a ten days chase over the
state for VIM. Wilson. an alleged
horse thief. Sheriff John Connel OF
YamhHl county. sisted by Sheriff
Culver OF Marion county. caught his
man at Jefferson yesterday.
Ten days ago Yamhill county
farmer reported the theft OF a valn-
able horses. naming Wilson as tie
thief To Sheriff Connel. who learning
that the latter had gone TO Hills
boro several days before immediate
ly went To that town. when he go'
toll 'llsboro. Wilgon had left several
day. before. From Hillsboro the
chase led to Portland; 60 Oregon
city; 10 Markham and then to this
city.
sheriff Connel Immediately or
his arrival here no ihed sheriff Cut
yer ANA word was sent broadcast "a
peace officers IN the surrounding
towns with the result that. word was
received from Jefferson that the
much sought man was there. Con
mel and Culver went to Jefferson
and ended the long pursuit, plaein'
Wilson under arrest ana seizins th'
horse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-04
TO RESIST


soon for the annulment of the two
cent passenger rate law in Illinois.
n. Winchell, president Of the
Rock Ilsland. was chairman Of the
conference, and as such was author
ized to appoint a committee Of three
whose duty il shall be to arrange for
and conduct, with the attorneys, the
proceedings necessary to have the
validity OF the law tested.
Although the presidents who at
tended the conference tok no de-
clslve action with reference to rate
laws In any other states. the general
opinion was that continuation Of
tho present low rate basis in passeu-
ger and freight tranlc. together with
poor business, would bankrupt many
OF the railroads.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-04
OREGON
WRITES EAST
FOR AN
LARGE sYNBfCATE IyyEsnq
INTO HARDWOOD PR0SI
AND SECURE A LARGE !
OF VALUABLE TIMBn,

Omitted Press Leased Sl'
Portland. or. April "a
cate OF oregon lumbermeh pa
DR.. ]. A. Petit, Of Portla's
Just returned from Paeant
they maGh an extensive NV
tion into the hardwood 'lnss
poets along the canal A :
the Oregon capitalists 80.
large tract OF hssdEo0a
They also "crulsed'' into '''
Panamu-Colombla bounol'
assert that they iou'a
stanu of hardwood 'as''
fine stand Of hardwood 'l''s
viii not attempf TO ls
property for seseral years
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-04
MARRY ME OR BE
BLOWN TO PIECES
PATTERSON, n. J., EELLE RE-
CEIVEs STARTLING PROPOSAL.
FROM AN UNKNOWN. sUfTos

Patterson. ~ j., April marry
me or be blown to pieces"
This is the startling demand upon
Miss Virginia Curtis, beautiful
young woman who ran second I'm the
race zoe queen OF the Mardf Gras
carnival last year, The proposal and
the threat OF death in the event OF
a refusal, came to tue girl in black
hand letter which she received to-
day. Miss Curtis states she has not
the slightest idea as TO the identity
of the sender OF the mfssive. which
has been. turnea over TO the police.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-04
RAILROAD COMMISSION
AND BUSINESS ME

A conference will be held be-
tween the railroad commission and
the Business Mems league OF Baker
City IN Portland. April G, for the
purpose OF discussing certain OBJ
jeotionable features 10 Baker City
In the recent Oregon Railway a
Navigation rate case decision. A
lettor was received by the commits
sion from the Baker City leagle last
Tuesday requesting that they he
given n hearing In the matter before
any decision was reached, but the
case had been decided and the de-
clsion published before the letter
was received. The commission then
Informed the league that they wouli
mako an appointment with them
when convenient with the result thar
tho commission yesterday received
telegram setting April 9th IN
Portland. The cause for the hear
ing Is not known by the commits 'ior
but h Is probable that Is because OF
arrangements which have been II
vogue with railroad company pro
vlding for the receiving of goods II
carload lots by the merchants an'
then chipping back along the linz
In less than carloads at the same
rate.
The railroad eomElission yester
day received n formal complain
from A. A. Marvel. OF Boyd, claim
ling that the facilities for handlin
freight and the depot we're made
auate
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-04


san Francisco, April 4.-Wheat
--ND. 1 California club. per GENITAL,
gab7 " @1.65; white milling club,
sH-62 VI @ i.67h; white Australian,
5y-7O@1.72h; northern bluestem,
s1.62 v @1.67h; northern club,
n.b7h a. 1.G2h; inferior grades of
wheat. $1.35@1.5O.
Barley--No. feed. t1.35 a 1.40,
with some fancy at $13sA; com
mon 10 fair, si.27h a 1872 " /;
brewing at San Francisco. St.40@
H.45; brewing and shipping at Port
Costa. $i.4O@1.45; Chevalier, st.G5
@1.S5, according to quality.
Butter-Fresh California, extras,
22c; nrsts. 2OtAc; seconds, l0c;
fresh packing stock No. 1, 1Shc;
No. 2. 1sc.
Fresh eggs-Per Dozen, extras
17c; frsts. 16Mc; seconds, 10 hc;
thirds. 15ci dirtIes, No. I, 15c;
dIrties. No. 2. llc.
New cheese-Per pound, Call
fornia fats. fancy, &c; frsts, lie
seconds, zoe, California Young
America. fancy. l3ho; frsts, i2c
Potatoes Per GENITAL. Lompocs
Si.IOG1.2b; oregon Burbanks, soc
@sl.1O; river whites, fancy, 4O@
s5c; early rose. St.25Gp1.35; river
reds. si.S5@1AO; sweet potatoes
s2.b0@s3 per crate; new potatoes
2@3hc per ib.
Onions Eastern yellow, 50
eastern reds. $3.50,
oranges--Per box, navels, fancy
s2.OO0R.25. choice. $i.7b @2,OOI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-04
FORMER RESTAURANT
MAN IN DURANGO VIII

Kenneth Howard Says Tie Knows OF
No Reason for His ARprehen'
sion.
Kenneth Howard. who has been
in charge OF the Horseshoe restau-
rant on State street. is in the eoun-
ty Jail awaiting the sheriff from
Baker county on the charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
while in Baker City. He processes
to know OF no reason for his arrest
and Sheriff Culver has not been In
formed of the particulars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-04
A Twensy-year ssn''"s

81 have Just eomPle'.sa -
year health sensene., -
me 81 bleeding Pile. . ~
years ago. writes y: J. lsst
LeRaysyille. \, y. '.. ss'' \, -.
salve heals the ss.,. ''',. !, N
burns. wounds and ss' : ~
eat tine. 25c al } C. -
sire
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-04

! am instructed by the council 'H
notify all concerned;
That all signs which are nov
erected and suspended In the city
which do not conform TO the pro
visions OF ordinance No. Boz, mus
be forthwith removed.
W. A. MooREs,
4-4-st Recorder.