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\DOsI \TED DO1h.
The Arm, Obtains an IN junction Restrain
Ing o.. Isr

Juig" Rough 81 'h- U''..I States
trrHt Cuur' Crar'"i Yesterday the
wH'Ipr - Samu"l y Hat".Ii asA,sta-,
"u a,ir""r ~ N" employ Of col William
VI Black ~ tn" tprp- e ErgI'".rs 1 =
4 on "harc" OF It>trI"' 81 New York
ASKING ilit a Ir' .IwIrary Injunction.
r'' l--u" r'-'rdt. * ~. Oakla.i steam.
shIp r"mpar v wrI"h operates "a Iua'
h"'w""r NamIra' "oh ard Rv" Bach
from usIr q a .o"k reC"r Fly luIli J." Marnar-
uI'"N haruur Hatfield saws that after
20" company ha applied tor r"rmi-s ton
TO- tuli ~" dpCN about .Iur" 10 last
ard b." hat nuJ'"'"l 20 ~" rIa's sub
u''"i b'ch,Is" they were Iri.Nrit.
rs 80 lncatlon Fred \ W"uck. th. sec
rotary 81 tn" company. cam. Ia hIm on
.lur.' - and shovel HIM ola mans and
n.u"Urrf= wh"r" ia" dock WAS 2, rc
or July l Hatfield went 20 Mamarornrk
and found n" dock Iract Ically cpmplat. /
a'I almost really Tor Is" ~" asked for
~" pr"lInII arv IrJu' CtIon tending A
-tI' tor -" removal ~ III" dock ON IN.
ground that u wis erected "a violation
~ ~.r' Tor ~ - 'he river ard harlan
at -"VuIrlng ma plans for such "A lock
must u" approve ~ the = ,cr,ta-v of
VA
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UTHORS WV ItREERS.
.. a. Harris Bnriand TRIED the Army. the
Church and Finance.

III" English author u ~" now uov"
IN" Tnrhav.u Mystery i u Hams
RIrlard. almost MISSED l..lng a npv-HS'
h' first .Npar1m'ut.'d Win 50 many other
Car'..r-
Tho oldest Ion Il rh" ll' NHIur-G"n
v Harms Burlani. 10" paced hr- first
examination Tor Saudhvr-t with IA" ~
t"ut.nu & "u'"rnE TIE military -"ryIo.'
b M lf bu' -"y"r" attack e Rheumatic
f"v"- hanged hl- plans H." n"ld two
-Chula--ilp- 40 Su.-n,r-" School. but
4. '"riutn"i upon taking holy orders ami
l'r' for q theological Dpl"g". Wh'r. h"
.'rIdr"d 'Nu wears and ~ 90 a theological
scholarship a. Durham Tr.y'r~lty.
Ngaln BE-" changed h- pla'- went 20
oxford. and VIA 100 hl- second term th"
\'WdIga'' UnI" with IS- m IN ANY
Ruh>ari n ,dt'"d th.. f-s Her. he
took m- n d' gree. and giving NJ NV"
thlrrh .d.'u 'r'.r'lV vent uu IA" stag.
"A" STAYED Du 80" stag" wear. then
I-.,afn" a secretary IT lInIr ,pmpanI"s
acquiring m financial kupwl"dg" which
o." VIZ, lH'.' - 'rI'u O. gp'd account IA
hI- novel b" EIuuuC.'-
H.. first took q i-y ~ literature IN IqI1
u hen h.. Wru'" -biptrha. which APPEARED
-..rlallv IN England Arn'rlca and australia.
UI- -iIr,,pss ia tins I'm" va. 80 PROMPT
that he has renamed constant :, ~"
and - AZ pr'--"u' already at
WORK IN a new novel d"sign"d IT, apl4Pr
s.rlallv t..fur" 10 - Published ~ bu. X
form.
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commonly got ~. star '. H.. first quar-
ter. Meteor haI, Iul"t up.
-Iwsnty v"1rs send Cpr'sr tuTr ~.
CA~sock h., nropis tom III" front
and Ju1oN. a. iron gray. la, n" lea
But hook How they have thinr"i out
Down hAi siy how many? They lie
-till e"ougl. Th"y Win not get up agar
IN tins rac'. b.' very sure AMI tho rest
Of them, what taxing on Anybody
can sc'' who Is going 70 win perhaps.
Thirty years. Third Cnri or turned.
Dives, fright S"rr.l ridden Ivy the fell
low IN "a yellow Jacket. begius To- make
play fast. - gettIuK ~ h" tho tavorite
with may. Rut who j. that other one who
has h"e1 lsngtteuinc his stri L. from
the first and nov shows close up Ia the
front? Don't yoL remember the quiet
brown colt Ast"roI With H.. star IN hls
forehea II That /, h." He II one Of the
s"rt that lasts. Look out for HIM
The black 90 nS "" used - call
IN a geut" tr.t Their" u one they used
- cal IN" fiilv. IN account of a certain
t"niulr" aIr u" had. we'll. you see the
hllv j. not : h'' d'~ps'sl. NV hoy.
Forty var Nor" dropping ~ hut
places much ~ before
-Fttv years Race over MI that
ar" Un IN" course are coming in AZ "A walk;
u" NOR" running Who l-ahead' Ahead
What and n" winning post u slab IT
gray or whit" ptpn" standing out from
th1t turf where there L. no more jockey
ing or strainIng Tor victory Well. IN"
world marks their places IN it, betting
book hut be- sur" that th"-" matter very
littl" Il they have run as we'll a. they /
knew how"
DR. Nicnll. though inspired aud infu- |
"ncei hy Dr HOLMES. Sir Walter Scott, |
the Night Thoughts of >oun < and .
others whose thoughts hav" taken a ,
similarly back perspective form. has in .
his telling II how others hav" been faring
at IN" various stages ~ life looked Tar
and near for hls materials for instance |
he attributes III. material m the second .
chapter u men eminent in IN" IrSuranc" .
world
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VOTES or MONS.

The boy scout ~ cement IN England
Is - br further,.l hy "A percent are 81 IN.
receipts II II P'- Rocks for Bnys.- i.
series Is-ueh monthly Lieut. Gen SIR
Robert B1den Powell l. IN" editor " IN"
series II which m" first two volumes ar.
Jack Archer hv H"utv. ard -Cormu-
rant Crag 10y MauNlll" Fem
hiC"low Paine. N" hIographer 81 Mark
Twain. had written an account of his
experience following IN ~" trail IT In
noc"nt- abroad H.. calls II Tn. ship
Dw"ll"r-- and. with a preface NV Mark
Twain and an introduction hv ". u
Hrw"lls. u Will b" published by Harp"r>
Tn. memoirs " Goltwin Smith are 81
be published shortly. giving very full
a"Cpur' IT ms hfa. beginning with his
early DAYS and ending with certain chap
tors relating to his later years that w"ra
dIct1t"i only "a few weeks before ms death.
u was not such n long time ago that
Jul"~ N"rne'S Around IN" World IN
Eghty DAYS was considered a worry
taking tI'l" for a hook Of It's nature. he
"au-" Of IN" manifest lmprohabiltty
Then came Around the World IN Forty
PAYS Times keep on changing. and
Herbert ~tranG has now written "A book
which the Georg" II puran Publishing
Company will brlng out m October, on
titled Around the World IN EiGht DAYS
Of "oUrs' Mr. Strancs Is an aero plane
story
Arnold Heur"t' ha- wrt'"n a play an
t'l"t Tn" HONEYMOON. 10 10 presented
~ M" HavmarN"t London. IN January
Halt a dozen uf ms books mover pub
hshod ~ tins country will soon bc brought
ou' hy IN" poran Publishing Company
among which - found Characteristic
trtl.. How 20 Live on Tweniy-tpur
Hours Dsv
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\EW> or PLuS Avn PLAYERS.
~ kinds Of Fun At the Actors Field ia,
THIS Afternoon

Men and women 1T the stage will take
part m games and open arr shows this
a'tr rurrn ~ IN" Polo Grounds whore
~" A,' - fund Fold Dav - scheduled
- r"gin ~ . % CLOCK Tho companies
piayus and r"h"lrsing IN town will
devote -" afternoon - funmakinE A.
noon : parld" - PARTICIPANTS N tho Held
dav will leave IA" New Amsterdam
IN.a'rn led nv Grors" Evans Honey
Nry. NID-rr"ls- band Among tho Nas.a-
ban games - b." played IA on" hetv.en
tho Nv FI"ld> uin" and the Friar~ for
80. theatrical championship e Greater
New yrs
Anne oakley will sharUshoot and with
VIII Roger. lasSp "yu"rt Will a. a Wild
West stunt Tn" Hurpndr,ma clowns
wit give an "Nhihl'lru Tho Hornan WI
lax" viii 70" moved from Dream land ~ the
poin Grounds M" triarS will pr,~"rf
% hist r.ni pag"an' showing Napoleon
ra'uru from flra with t,r,r.n R"hln ~
NaI ten Many ether attractions ar"
promised
John ; K.l.ri. Della VI C'araa AMI
Ray B'r'r,dE" haN" h"eu Engaged for
~" WHIT S.uaw - he. produced ~
ls'il'S M"TDa ~ S'rs'.rnp"r Mr. M.rpa
ha~ 'nGa gel Naym" G-hr ." f,r th. Cast
# th.. musical ,ay ~ which h. and Alfred
: Aarpu> arr. - star Harry Kelly
Preliminary rah"ar~s,is e The Iittls
IawrI"l' w"r,' u"Eun Yesterday alter
un"u los the fnrr,- Engaged py Henry "
~aNag" 'yrtl k"ish'l"v. u Young AIS
'rtilsu PLAYER whr j. - hav" ~" laadiu,
uIa>,1IiIn" role. ~ expected - arrive
from London ~ ~" tamuanla to-day
Thr-r animal acts will be- On N" stage
80 tU" sam" 'IW" 10 IN" DIrcu- part II thus
't~ru = HpIrpdrom" show which - -
.s .'.u ou ss.ut"uh"r7 The act, ar. SHOWN
l. Nu"ll"r- lions. Powers elephants and
~p.llman Erars
Frederic Thompson haS bought The
.v"r- q COMEDY ~ Gaprg. Rarr
Me- u'chepn. and plans - lagIn work on
IT. production immediately
harI"- Fruhrnau has engaged Mis- 4
I.Hvl~' Drew as a U"utS"r Of Miss Eth,
BtrTvtUp-r company and Law renee. .
i Dr~.'y a. m"Tut-r - Miss Bill" Burk"'-
company
kyrun buugla. vas engaged yesterday b
Tor ~" Academy - Music stock Cotnuany
~hIch Will i''gn Iis SEASON On Monday
August "a ~" will play IN" rnl" ~ No ysr
BNr..Qh m ~" pI"nIng attraction. The .
GIrl l"f, Behind Ne
Henry stamford formerly leading man 7
w,'h SIR Henry Irving and "A member If
~" New Th"a'T" company last season.
Will ION Viola Allen and James O'Nelll IN /
Tie White SISTER
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Mrs. THOut>> WiNTS iLIuONi
She sues for n separation and H-r Illus
band for n DN Gree.

Anna l.. Thpmass applied To- Supreme
court Justice Paxr vest. rdav for aImpnv
and cuilns' fee T"nd'ng a -rHi Tor -.t,ara
ton against her husband Edward
Thnma--. h"ai of ~" whnl"-al" glow.
firm II Edward Thomas 4 Go. winch
III" saws doe, - business 81 a. I"a.t
81 prVn y"Hr Mrs Thpmas- all.gr.
cruelty and nuu--rrport Sh" has four
,hIdu''i.
Ihomas- ha- filed counter stut for
divorce. and alleges that hl- wifi. - guilty
IT ImpTDI-'r conduct with un" Nav 4
MaChait/ky, a former austrian cavalry
h"ui"nAr' "" say- that his wIf" aud
MRchalitZky have h-'"n living IN D,,an
avenue" brooklyn. a. hruthnr and rt-t..r
and that MA"halItzky calls himself Mar
shall. NarhalltIky was Formerly Cui-
plov"d ~ riding master IN IN. Thona-a
estat" m GERMANY
Mrs Ihona-z d"ni"s that she has hacn
guilty oi misconduct. The Court reserved
decision.
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SI\GERS UHGRtTE FiRII.
Nme NrIba hue ~aIurda, M'NIcan
NIcra MccrmIIs lOmlng NcAI Merk.

N" immigration "f "D"r1tI" stlrS =,
thI- country h,- begun earlier than usual
Mn. Nclha T. du" her" on Saturday
~" will max" = concert tour ~ the Cana.
dian ri'I"- b"f,r" singing four times ~
~" M"'ruuultln opera houses N Phila-
deli hn ana Iu th'Clgu Sh" Will return
g. England IA b'-' "Uh"T
On Tuesday j. ia" u d""gltI ~ - ing
nr- that w"r" cruu"'f'-i with IN" Metre
uolitan opera Hnu-" In - will -" Nine,
Ian" \o-,a. kith tnruIa. RIccardp Martin
and Diugr Oily ar" ais uu ~" kr1n-
urIuH Wilhelm They - . MeNIcp .
-Ing IN opera On 10" Lpr-iIr. -iiI
Pas ltiHl" Amat' and 'arlp plddi. who
will v" ~ IA" sam" company
carlo BiddI viii TAX" tL.' plac" an the
COMPANY left vacant by ~" sudden dealt
If Frances, Guanuit-C;al"itI who di.-i
suddenly an London ~ tine result Il visit
ing Turkish bath to long lie -tay,si
IN IA" hot room three hours and expired
after reaching hi- hum"
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MN RgDfDkN
Continued rom ScrsatA Poss.

knowledge. a COLLECTION oE seven early
English mystical treatises printed by
Henry Pepwell IN 1921 In a brief intro
durtIon Mr.. Edmund q Gardner. the ed
tor. gives an interesting account Of the
book and tells what Is known about the
separate treatises and their authors.
all 81 whom belong tn "A ueriod much
earlier than the first date of publication.
A collection Of important papers relating
10 railroads most Of which were published
in various places last year. with his own
compilation at railroad statistics. forms
-Th" Railway Library, 1879 edited hy
Slason Thompson tThr Gunthorp-Narrcn
Printing Company. Chicagol Tn" papers
are written 10y men uf authority nm sub
jects that affect not merely thos" con
n"cted with th" roads hut IN" general
public. and even morn authoritative are
Mr.. ThnmTsnn's statistical tables and
Information Extremely interesting Is
tn" first annual report of tho chief engneer
Ut IN" Pennsylvania Railroad. made by
j, Edgar Thomson in lSS The ColleC-
tion makes interesting reading apart from
its value a. "A referenC" work.
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Books RecrIN ri.

ID" won and ~hah~,p'afc., country" 4. G.
Uradl"y o. = button and Company
VI Summer N london jaime, Milne a. -
Duf'1n and tompary
~a'',h'~ aud snapshots The Risht lion
G'urr" O.. Russell DUBBED and ,nrrap,,
~" Life and Letters pf william Brra f,t,t N.
IouthuI Lewis NclfIIl"
me Land Of iho ITl'tItc. John G,r.,.,.
o. . Du''Un and COMPANY
finland a. " o.. Httfy ne Windt %. 4,
Du''un and COMPANY
Dpn Rudolf Hester luur,h and Con,
many
~" Pawn James Bernard raran ,purr,d
ami 'onpauyH
Ih~ N"i"noe % NdNrtu,ing Edwin Rairier
,Dufrrld aud COMPANY
b"'ious Way Gilbert CannAn durrLl
and COMPANY
The Cgintc>sence OF Nicusche- N K.,
nrdy pufied and Company
The Passover Clifford Howard N q
IcnnO and Company
An Eighteenth Century Correspoudsnee. =
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BIDS NEGROES ono
u. q. Wizard Emphasizes That Need
Lragu~ Experience Meeting.

III" National \egr, business League. m
convention In tho Palm Garden in Fast
tlfi?-"ichth street had "A visit yeste r,iay
from Mrs Henry Willard As William
Lloyd Garr,s so : daughter she got a mos,
hearty reception after Booker Mashing ton
had expressed has pleasure al learning
that -" had come
Mrs Willard took a scat ON the platform
and mad" short :, .',.Ch IT thanks, saving
that ~fl" was always delighted To- have her
father hnunTed and never more So than by
a." rae" m convention. She said that
better i.mes w"r" ahead for them and
sT"d them prosperity
g Thompson ~ Nicaragua held the
platform frr a TIM" Yesterday tn tell how
A" had n"c'u" an import and export mcr.
Chal'
was born IN Macon. Ga and raised m
Mississippi he sad. and about twenty
years aSo | went u Nicaragua. landing
th"r" with Is cents ~ friends. no letters
and NJ spanish thought | heard n
VOC" out 1T IN" mystI" regions asking
lh"npson. what arr you going L. do and
What have ynu gnts | answered. I've
got nothing. hut I'm going tu try t. make
something Out # n
Now import from Germany. I'm gland
and tho United states and export tn those
countries. You can hwy anything IN my
lac" from a pin ~ a sowing machine ~ "A
cook stove, and ~ here To- buy then. nov
AMI expect u GO 10 Europe. | send here
coffee and deerskInE sent 20 one house
her" nIur" than = .Opp 80 deerskins last
year. own JOn acres of land with r. 100
rubber trees amt the business passing
through my hands sometimes amounts
To- $50 a wear ! don't own the hous..
wh"r" l lIv". but pay SIS a month rent for
~ IN" Irupl" want t. sell - To- me for
. .WH put lt.S cheaper 10 paw rent aud I-'.
~" g .uan to draw interest
- G. Hard addressed IN" convention
m IA" afternoon aud sad that has advice
{" the neCr,Cs was to organize. organic
nrCanl>" lie thought that they ought
10 haN" a strong national cominittn" II
'hclr own leaders and their white friends
to cu'd" them IN solidarity Indeed. he
thought that m" cr"a' lIhcrators after the
civil var mad shown lack IT wisdom IN
not rganIIlng such a COMMITTEES. - a
YEAR and a half ago b" had started one.
"a" sad
scott R1nd uf Arkansas. direct and
aggressive delegate" sand that he had SGT
tied m Arkansas IN 1919. married and now
owned nineteen farms and was worth more
tnau SlnOOn lIe sad that city J.opI.
dldu kn"~ anything about living and
urged IN" negro To So To N" country and B
work q farm Dawn hls way he SAID they
kept ~" fresh farm produce and ate ~ and |,
sent the other stun e. the city folks :
Mr. Bond sand that the reason tn. negro /
wIS such a SIN"r"r from tuberculosis was 7
i"cuus" y" had initiated the white folks 4
IA 81 ''n~ Oh never heard nf a negro /
having tuberculosis before emancipa-
ion. h" sad. when they wor,' a lean
'hIrt and "a par " nveralls and the
Nufn"n calico dresses
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New women. uo,c, on pp-r Es., sid.

u" pia's tor q "w ~ story clulhous.
f.r ~" JrIiirr lsagu" k.-id"n'ial Club.
AZ ur ganlla'Ipn 81 women. have been
tI' uy = II. ohm. arch iteci Tor ~. civ
hri SUhgrhau Homes Contrary. The
hlIl ling wall hHv" - frontag. 81 I12 ~
ie''' nb Exterior street ard pGui. f...i
IN SEVENTY ."GShi street. The first floor
VIII "Du'ain a large reoaptIo and .rt.,.
iHfuU"ut hall, "A reaiing room. "A smaller
reception room, doctors Ofli,.. "A room
Tor iyr"wtItlnR. n sewing and rresstug
room ann twenty private reception
rooms Tho building WiU ~. g,,trs't
ami VIII contain PSI rooms. The e,,i.
mated cost " So. OaD
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Fd,ei ~ Lillian Dicklns and Mary stanton
.Duft,clt and Company
Religious Certainty Francis J. Mo- orneIi
Eaton and Mains
"R"uiud the NoTd ari Rcy Ont Henri s
Stinsor Tatou and Mains
'than'cci"r Fduund Ro>'art. translated hy
Gertrude Han .Du'sI amt Cnu0ar,
-Torhuidcn Ground Gilbert Watson. John
Lane company
The New Ne>>sg" GnpAi Chuntrr NuAherll
4 e. Muddy ami COMPANY. Calcutta
INC CLOSET HOOK ITolyu Louise Everett
Vessel, and Bis>~l Com pAuy New ORR
THE Tragedy % Hamlet Heavy Ifarz
sherman. . rcncr and company BOSTON
str Walter scott, i-'sud. FLORENCE Mac
cum John Lane COMPANY
The cradle Of q Poet Elizabeth Godfrey
John lane Company
Winter comedy HalllWcu Sutrl-e
John Lane Orpsny
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llN'NN~A vu' o. pbuf NHHHn
natter on What subject Wrfr nc '5I.'
Anfei can gct you an Boos r... sha
"hcn ~ England call ami inspect rms %
..!m rare bOoGs. BAkit~ tb.tt ~
ShpF. John br. Ent e hl-sH.' frH.. ..-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-15
AN UP-To-DATE DRUGGIST

says it is surprising how many old.
fashioned remedies are being used, which
goes to show that it is hard to improve
some Of our grandmothers' old, time-tried
remedies. For instance, for keeping the
hair dark, soft and glossy, nothing equal
ing our grandmothers' sage tea" has ever
been discovered. Although, by the addi-
tion Of sulphur and other ingredients, this
old-fashioned brew has been made more
effective as a scalp tonic and color re-
storer. Nowadays when our hair comes
out or gets faded or gray, instead of go
ing to the garden or garnet for herbs and
making the "tea" ourselves, we simply
20 to the nearest drug store and ask for
a bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur.
This preparation is sold by all leading
druggists for 80 cents and 81 a bottle, or
Is sent direct by the Wyeth Chemical
Company, "a Cortlandt ST., New York
City. upon receipt Of price
j. O. PERRY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-15

The door of death seemed ready to
open for Murray w. Ayers, Of Transit
Bridge, N. Y, when his life was
wonderfully saved. 81 was in q
dreadful condition, he writes, my
skin was almost yellow; eyes sunken;
tongue coated; emaciated from losing
40 pounds, growing weaker daily.
Virulent liver trouble pulling me
down to death in spite of doctors.
Then that matchless medicine-Elec-
trio Bltters-cured me. regaine1
the 40 pounds lost and now am well
and strong" For all stomach, liver
and kidney troubles they're supreme.
soc at j. G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-15
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Life When Sa.
lem Citizen Shows You the
Cure.

Why will peop.e continue to suffer
the agonies of kidney complaint,
backache, urinary disorders, lame
ness, headaches, languor, why allow
themselves to become chronic inva-
lids, when a certain cure is offered
them?
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use, because it gives to the kid
neys the help they need to perform
their work.
If you have any, even one, of the
symptoms Of kidneys diseases, cure
yourself now, before diabetes, drop
sy or Bright's diseases sets in. Read
this Salem testimony:
John Cougar, S45 N. 18th st., sa-
lem, Ore, says: Doan's Kidney Pills
have been used in my family with
great benefit. l also know of other
people who have taken this remedy
for kidney trouble with the best pos
sible results"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., BufDalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--
and take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-15
BODY
is LAID TO
FINAL REST

The funeral of Jessie ORGY, tho
215 year old son of Adam ORGY who
had the wheels of a wagon pass
over his body Wednesday evening
and received injuries from which he
died last evening, was held this af.
ternoon from the Clough undertake
ing parlors, interment being made in
the City View cemetery.
The father resides five miles east
of the city and was engaged in haul
ing wood at the time the accident
happened. The little fellow had
climbed upon the wagon beside the
father. but was juostled on the seat,
and falling beneath the wagon. the
wheels passed over his body before
the father was able TO halt the team
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-15
Vegetables and Fruits.

Green fruits-Apples, Oregon
Newtown, so per box; new, $1.75 %
2 per box; cherries, 5@12hc per
pound; aprlcots, $1.25@1.5O per
box; plums, $191.25 per box;
pears, new, $1.5O@2.5O per box;
peaches, 5Oc@$1.25 per box.
Berries - Raspberries, $1.25 G
1.6O per crate; logan berries, 75c@
$1.25 per crate; blackberries, $1.75
az per box.
-Watermelons, &c per lb.;
cantaloupes, $3.75 per crate.
Observation-Disclosures, 60@75C
per doz.; beans, 1000 per lb.; cab.
bage, IN @215c per lb.; caulifiow-
er, so per dozen; celery, soc per
dozen, corn, 45c per dozen; cucum-
bers, S0@9Oc per box, egg plant,
IL 1sc per lb.; hot house lettuce, SOC
@s1 per box; garlic, 1O@1215c per
lb.; horseradish, S@1Oc per lb. +;
green onions, 15c per dozen; peas,
&c; peppers, 75c per dozen; radishes
10 @20c per doz. rhubarb, &c per
lb,; squash, 75c per crate; toma-
toes, 75c0$1.5O per box.
Sack egetables-Carrots S5@$1;
beets, $1.5O; parsnips, 75c0$1.
Potatoes-Old Oregon, 75c0$1
per hundred; new, IA C, per pound.
Onions-Walla Walla, $3.50 per
sack.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-15
COOLEST
SUICIDE IN
HISTORY
CALMLY SMOKES
CIGARETTE, REMARKS ABOUT
THE OUTCOME OF A RACE,
CLIMBS BRIDGE TOWER AND
JUMPS.
L.ru1A ousrr1 asrua ar11Nnl

New York, July 15.--The author
tiles today declare the suicide of the
stranger who jumped from the
Brooklyn tower of the Williamsburg
bridge to the roadway 200 feet be-
low was the coolest exhibition in the
history of New York's bridge" sui
cides.
Some minutes before his leap, the
stranger accosted a passer-by at the
bridge entrance. He rolled a cigar
ette and gave the man one. After
studying the race track news of o
sporting extra, he handed the paper
to the man, remarking indifferently
on the outcome of a race. Then
without a word he climbed the tower
and leaped. 1t is believed the sui
eide had been disappointed in love.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-15

Bacon-Fancy. 31c per pound
standard, SOc; choice. zoe; English
2O622c.
Hams-1O to 1s lbs. 22c; IA to
16lbs,. 21hc; skinned, 22e; picnics.
15he.
Lard ~ Kettle rendered. 1Oc.
16hc; standard pure, Ice; choice,
los. 15c.
Smoked beef-Beef tongues. each
6Oe; dried beef sets. zee; dried beef
outside. zoe; dried beef insides. 23e;
dried beef knuckles. 22c.
Picked goods-Barrels: Pigs
feet, SIC; regular tripe, $40; honey
comb tripe. S12; lunch tongues.
s22; mess beef, extra, s14; mess
pork $50.