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Genernl nIerchandIse

Bags-C;rafn bags. 5ls@5a.c spot and 5N "a
sac future; San Quentin bags, oAci wooi osss,
&c Tor 3la 10 aud 35c for 4 ID; fleece tWine, &c
coaI-Pennsylvania anthracite egg. sle per
ton; Wellington. Si2; New Wellington, Sl2; Zoos
bay, $40; Australian hoUse-RichmOnd, etc, $l2s
Pelaw Main, s12; stanford Richmond. ST. I'm Srm-
berland. S15 in bulk and $3.50 In SACKS; welsh
anthracite, SIS; coke, SIC per ton IN bulk ana
SIT In sacks.
&c per gallon for boiled and 9Oc for raw;
cases. sc more; castor oil IN cases. No. l.
e0MTOc per gal; cOcOanut OIL In barrels, lU9
I31ac; Tor Xxx. 6T1s gle for No. 1 ana eefB
6S15e for No. ?, according 70 glantlsy' eNte
bleached winter sperm oil. 9ici natural Ninler
sperm OIL Gle; natural whale oil. DOC; extra
winter strained lard oil. 950S6c; pure neatsfooc
oil. T5c; No 1 neatsfOot oil, soc; herring on,
acc salmon oil. 95e; boiled fish OIL Soc; paint
Coal oil. Gasoline. etc.-water white iron
barrels or drums lOc; i50 deg oil. iron barrels
or drums, HE; special do 12c; pearl OIL. IN
cases, lie; astral. lie: star, lIe; extra star;
motor gasoline. In bulk 15c IN cases &c; NO.
engine distillate IN drums, Sc: cases: &C mere
sc deg gasoline in bulk soc In cases - 13c' var
nish makers' and painters naphtha, In OuI< re
in cases 1Sise-
Rosia (per b6I Of go ibsl-F, $3.50; 6. ss55;
Red and white Lead--Red. SIS Gsse; white. 81
= '7'e DsI REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes a.
follows. terms net cash: Standard nue grant
lated. d 4Jc1 eIluGarl coarse SfaNulalr1s
fruit granulated. 545c: eut loaf in barrels only,
T.45c; II. & Z. crystal dominOs, > 10 cartons "a
cases. S.45c; Go 10 cartons IN eases. $3.50 mon
arch bar 5.S0c; tablets, in half bbls, oboe. 90
in boxes. 6.20c; cubes and A crushed 9.'Os'
monarch powdered. 5,53c, xxx powdered
555c; candy grsnulste ted, 555c; confectioners a.
5.45c: c0ntectOuers' crystal. 5.59e: extra nne
granulated, 5.25c: magnolia A. 5.O5c; extra q,
4.e5c; Golden c. 4.S5c; D. = T5c- Barrels AMI ~
II bags 10c half bbls 25c. boxes soc more per loo
lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net Bar in S5 and
40 10 tins 81 10 more in and 10 Ii tins 81 -
more per 100 lbs than price of this grade in 100
ID bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows, Granulated basis
5.45c; Higrade'' bar. JS0c. powdered 1s.'e-
A crushed. 5.T0c; berry. 545c; e. r. extra
fine dry granulat ted > A.. coarse dry gr2nUlate.
). 45c. confectioners' A. 5.45c- cOufecti0ners'
crystal 5. 53c; cubes. 5.70c; bricks, 5T9c; extra
fine dTy zraRuated 100 N bags Onlyl 3-2''e;
excelsior a. 50Ic; extra G.. 495c. golden G.
4-S5c; yellow D. 475e: cut loaf. in bhls only.
1-45c; r. & r. crystal doIainos. > ID cartons N
eases. s. .45c. do . ID cartons in cases S9ic All
ditiOnal per. 100 lbs: Tn barrels aud % N ha~s-
Ice more half bhis 25c more boxes, soc more
for all grades. Bar In s. and 80 n tins. 81 90
more; in 10 lb tins. s.. 80 more. Minimum order.
carload weight.
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Heans and Seed.

Tho bean market continues firm at unchanged
prices.
Beans tper ctD-Bayos So I5Ge5 %: pea nom
inal; small white 81 1914 so; large white. s.. 40
G3.50; pink. 81 25@4. 40: red, $6d7: blackeye.
s.. .e06415; lima. S410d4 20: red kidneys, S5ee
%; cranberry beans. S4.40d4.5O; Garvanzas
81. 50d g. %; horse beans. S1.7502 Is.
Seeds-Rrovn mustard. 4nc; yellow mustard
sac; faxseed. sc. carload lots: canary. 3as q 4c
alfalfa 16i5@1Tc; rape, 2Q2@se; imported rape
4W4lsc; timothy, &c; hemp. 315 &c; miilet. &c
Dried Peas-Green. s. per etI.
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Jan. =Wheat-Bluestem. S1.17n
LIS; club. S1.0S; red Russian SLOT
SEATTLE, Jau 20.-AIillIng quotations
stem, SI.14; club, S1.10; fife, S1.1O; red Rus
sian, $1.0S. Export wheat: Buestem Sill:
club, S1.0s; fife, sl.0S red Russian, Sl.O5 No
car receipts up TO noon. Yesterdays receipts
Wheat, cars; oats. 6 cars barley, 10 cars.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. Jan. Wheat-Track prices
Club S1.0s; bluestem, $1.1s; red Russian 81 O5;
turkey red, S1.10; forty fold, $1.10; valley 81 06
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Minneapolis Grain and produces

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 20. Wheat May
81 i0ss July. Sf09as d1.09a.. Cash wheat-No.
hard. SLIPS al 12es: No 1 northern. Sf.I15s
@t12M; No. ., sl.09ss 6I1.fOSs No. 3. Sl03ss
611.ooAs
Corn No. yellow, eOA @61Ac.
oats-No white. 4as4c
Ryc-No. ., 76L@7Ts.c.
Fiax-Closed at 81 143.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Jan. Flour-Steady with
demand poor: receipts, ~. 500: shipments. Is 400
Wheat-Spot. firm; No. red. $1.29 elevator
domestic, and 81 20 f. @. b. afoat. nominal No.
northern Duluth 81 23ls and No. hard winter
81 231a +. o. b. atoat. nominal. Options were
easier earlier under moderate commission house
selling the large receipts and weakness in
Wall street. but advanced sharply in the after
covering by shorts and on frmer cash
markets, closing q a 1ac net higher. May closed
81 II; July $1-0sat. Receipts, ~, 600; shipments
II S35
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Belmont and Merger" Mining
Stocks Active and Unsettled

SS.9l0.0O0; silver certificates outstanding. s4s5,
O9S. 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. $5, ,229. .914: current liabilities. SOS,
507, $50 working balance in treasury offices, So,
134,941; in banks TO credit of treasurer of United
States. $36 $50 709; subsidiary silver coin. SIS
363 $50; minor coin, 81 O9l $40; total balance in
general fund, $50, 604. 203
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Bank of England rate reduced.
New York stocks higher.
Cotton higher and coppers firm.
Leading Nevada stocks active.
Local securities quicter.
Local grain markets unchanged.
Hay market gradually weakening.
Beans and feedstuffs unchanged.
Hop market improving.
Free movement in small prunes.
Eggs lower. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
Potatoes and onions steady.
Fruit market inactive.
Poultry in light supply and firm.
Game market dull.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-The directors of the Cam
bria steel company today declared semiannual
dividend of 2Ia per cent. placing the stock on Il
per cent basis The stock had heretofore paid
per cent annually. They voted to issue 5000
000 of stock from time to time, at their discre-
tiOn, for purposes OF improvement.
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81. .4oG i .421a; chevalier, S1.6o@1.65 per ctl.
E>Tr7rT

FUTURES
1890 a. NJ. Session
Open; High Low Close, o,,
December. No sales 1.23la bid, $1.24h asked.
. .. m. Session.
May - 81 40l4 81 4o4 81 .4O4 81 1-4o14
December No sales; 81 .23is bid, s1.4O asked.
Oats-Prices remained unchanged yesterday,
with the market still quiet
Reds for feed. S1.5501 / 621a reds for seed.
81. S0@ L 90 black 81. 5O6l2 80; gray, nominal at
81. 1.60M1.65 white, $1.60Ml. 90 per ctl for fair TO
No. /.
rn-Small round yellow. S1.70@1T5; white,
$i.S5; large yellow. $1.7511.S 80: western states
yellow, in bulk. San Francisco track, 81 1:61
white, 81 63; mixed. nominal: white Egyptian,
81 IS al TO- brown do, S1.571-2 a 1.60 per cti-
Rye-$1.90 per ctl for Utah. California is
nominal.
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nar and Feedstnfs

Most bay dealers report the market weak
and gradually settling toward lower prices
Bran-S2TsI2S for red and S2S02S per ton Tor
whita-
Middlings- -S346a36 per ton.
Shorts-S29N30 per tor.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley. S29.5Oe150; rolled
oats for feed, $3.50 IS; mixed feed. $50 Tor
or meal Al mills s25 In 20 aud 10 and $3.50 ina
ton lots jobbinE. S26 corn meal, S5Sy53i
cracked corn $3Sa59; alfalfa meal, carload iots,
$50; j0obing. SCI; red star alfalfa meal, s1U ln
carload lots and S2i for Iobbing; CsprOco oilcsks
meal, $3.50 per ton. -
Hay-wheat SI5@19; wheat and cat, Sl5m
IS; tame Oat S12dl6; volunteer wild oat. SiO9
Is; alfalfa, S9@12; stock hay. S7glO per ton.
Strsw-50qT5c per bale
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Grain Markets Quiet and Weak
Hop Market Doing Rather Better

CalYes-Light weight, per ID. 5ls@57c; ne
dunn, oq5Ae; heavy, "a 41ae-
Sheep 9Per lb)-Wethers, No. 1. 5h 95Ne;
Lamb tper lb)-This years milk lambs, e14
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
70 lao los Shc; 140 to 250 lbs. Sic; go 10 ESQ
IDS, sc; common, undesirable hoss, 5@6c.
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Portland Butter Marked
Potatoes, Onions and YecetahIeS

PORTLAND Jan. Butter-City and coun-
try creamery extras. 39e; fancy, 35037c; store.
20d24c.
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Bank of England Rate reduced
Cambria steel Dividend

LONDON, Jan. 20-The directors of the Bank
OF England at a meeting TODAY reduced the week
ly rate of discount from to 3I9 per cent.
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Northern Rnninera
racn.rx

ances SIPS 3S2 ~
balances. $l0p5I0
SEATTLE: Jan 2o.-clearinss, $1,000. .s7s;
sPokANE; Jan. 2O--clearinss. s57s,o57; bal
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Nickel pIate Dfvidend

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-An initial dividend Of
3 per cent on the common stock Of the New
York. Chicago and ST. Louis railroad de
clared by the directors today. The railroad is
known as the Nickel Plate.
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CondItion Of tbe Tre,.,,,,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.-The condition Of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows:
Trnst funds Cold coin, Ss72 1914 SEQ: silver
dollars. s4s5.o9s.O00; silver dollars of 1890.
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Daston stocIss and Bondr
TIE COPPER STOCKS

BoSTON. Jan 20 No feature 10 the copper
market As rule coppers are well taken
volume small. chief trading confined to Lake
coppers. with small fluctuations. North Butte
strong On what appears TO be accumHlative buy
Lake sud Indiana
TIE following list is furnished by f. T. Hut
ton & Co. 100 California sfreet San Francisco.
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Assessment Directory Comstock Mine.
sToCI1 AND BoND EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. Jan. 20-103O a. N.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
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BULLS IN CLOVER IN
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Wage Fierce Contest With the
Bears and Come Out Vic
tOriOus in Dealings
Improved Foreign Monetary and
Investment Situation Aids
Recovery of Prices
Ne,r York stock Ii.t

r.. J.. Hutton Co.. 4e0 California street.
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
1ish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday;
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MIninr Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMST0CKS
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5000 United r of S As, cash. I:
$1,000 United z of s 4s.--..- g

so Associated Oil Co.-......--.-. o-VO
30 Spring Valley Water Co. II -oo
Afternoon Session
Board
25 City Electric Co ..-.... d ~
30 Giant Powder. .....s..-.. ts-O
So Hutchinson = Co ..-....---.. u !. 20
100 paanha,, n 70 %. 90
80 spring VaiIar water Co Al 81 Y
S.. 600 Associsted On IS 5s 9S. 1214
81 600 peonla,s wa+ar ~ 5s h g. 20. 80
81 900 Peopie,s Water 20 rs. cash . 20 .3Tik
81. 900 Spring Val Wat gen mtge 4s ~ 10 w
$1,000 United Of S f 49, b. 'o-VV
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london CIorinr stocI.r

MONEY! per cent.
The rate OF discount in fhe open market for
short bills IS 16-16G3 per cent and for three
months bills l5-l6G3 per cent
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NEW IORk. jan 2O--PetrOleum-Stead
WoOl-Steady.
HOps-Steady
Hidss-Stesdy.
Sugar-Raw. nominal: MuseovadO. 50 test.
35sc: centrifugal 96 test A. 0Sc;- -molasses sugar.
50 test 3.33c; refined. steady.
Coffee-Futures closed steady at a net adsance
OF 5q10 points. Sales were reported OF 10000
bags. including January. 6.6Jc: March. 6SOc:
Spot. quiet No. Rio. S11-l8dSa,c: No
Santos. 949i7c: mild, quiet; Cordova ga isc.
Butter-Steady- unchanged.
Cheese-Irregular. state new fun cream sne-
cial. i7i2 G1Sc; do September fancy fT1.c; do
October best. 1615e. d. winser made hest 15Is "a
1J&ic: do common. lSA Q 0l5itc; skins full sps-
eisl 13@141ac-
EggsEEssIer; western extra irsts. t1a42r;
first. 3904 4oc: lower grades. 300SSc.
DRIED FRUITS
EvaPorated App'es-Quiet and nomipally uni
prime. ~ n 77sc: common to fair B661sc
Prunes-Firm; California up to 30-fOs. "a n
94e: OregOns. s09c.
Apricots-Quiet: choice. fttn11a,c: extra
choice, II y n l2t.c: fancy. l24 0f2lc.
Pesches-Sfeody choice G7. d7c. extra choice
I0Ti7e' choice, So G7c, fancy. IA dSc
Raisins-Firm. loose mtscafels 467SS.c.
choice 70 fancy seeded. 50S4-c. Sccdless SIS ~
4ssc; London layers. s1.15at25.
Chicago Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO, Ian. 2Q.-Ratfer easy creamsries
32c; dairies. 25Q30c. Eggs easy. receipts S73
cases; AT mark. cases included. 2tIa adS0I5c:
hrsts, 34ci prime hrsts. SIC. Cheese steady.
daisies. 1TM1zAc; twins. 164 "a lie. Young
Americas, 1652 4i6%c: longhorns. .1e17 d16@tc.
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NeM York Prodnce

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O.-Petroleum-Stead
WoOl-Steady.
HOps-Steady.
Hidss-Stesdy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18
Acute or Chronic-which? /?

No matter II your kidney trouble
Is acute or chronic Foley's Kidney
Remedy will reach your case. Mr.
Claude Brown, Of Reynoldsyille, ILL.,,
writes us that he suffered many
months with kidney complaint which
bamed all treatment, At last he
tried Foley's kidney Remedy and q
few large bottles effected complete
cure. He says: 1T has been of ines
timable value to me, and I would like
every one to know what a valuable
medicine It is."-J. c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18
MURDERER
HOLDS UP A
RANCHER
MAKES CHARLES ELLIOTT FEED
HIM-ALSO HOLDS UP AND
ROBS AN INDIAN-IS TIRED
AND RAGGED FROM LONG EX-
POSCRE.


Colfax, Wash. Aug. 1S.-After a
weeks pursuit by three posses, the
alleged murderer of Dell Mcconnell
is in the neighborhood of the Catho-
lie mission of Desmet, u miles
south of Tekea, Washington, today.
He had attempted to disguise him
self with a beard of bear hide and
a wig of horsehair according ID
Charles Elliott, a rancher near Dss-
met who was forced to feed the
fugitive Tuesday at the point of q
revolver. The man. generally de
scribed as the "freckle faced" das.
perado, appeared suddenly from the
underbrush and leveled a gun at
Elliott. The latter states that The
fugitive showed signs of fatigue and
that his clothing was torn from
climbing through the underbrusb.
He did not boast to Elliott of the
Mcconnell killing or Of the murder
of a girl in Oregon, as he had done
previously,
Leaving the Elliott home he held
up an Indian on the sanders-Desmet
road, relieving the Indian of 25
cents,
A new posse was organized at
Tekoa today and went to join the
others hunting down the man.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18
GOVERNOR
BENSON is
GAINING
is OUT EVERY DAY AND IS DO
ING FINE, SAYS DIR. STEINER,
BUT WILL NOT RETURN HOME
UNTIL AFTER THE PRIMARIES

Friends Of Governor Benson, who
is now, and has been for several
months undergoing treatment at San
Francisco for face trouble, brand
as false story appearing in this
mornings Oregonian which conveys
the impression that grave fears are
entertained by the governors friends
for his recovery, and that so serious
is his condition that within the last
week it became necessary for DR..
Steiner to 80 to San Francisco, and
assist in treating him.
According to information obtained
from the governors friends Dr.
Steiner's mission to California was
to return an asylum patient to rela-
tives and while there he ayailed
himself of an opportunity to visit
the governor, AS conclusive evil
dence to the effect that this was his
mission, and also to the effect that
the governor is improving rapidly,
attention is called to card re-
oeived yesterday by c. ~ Macarthur.
private secretary to the governor.
from DR.. Steiner in which the doctor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18
NEWPORT CLAMBAKE DRAWS
CROWD or AT LEAST $500
and is PHENOMENAL SUCCESS
Bio Crowd Out for Good Time, Is Given IT, and All Are
FeaSted 10 Satation on Newpod's Famous CLANS and
Other Deicaces From the Sea- Credit for the Big Event
Due to NeWpOrt'S Wide-Awake Ladies.

One of the most successful CLAIM
bakes that Newport has ever had
was given last Sunday on the beach
near the new bath house The ex-
cursionists began coming Saturday
when the afternoon and evening
boats brought in 500 people: Two
sections of the Corvallis & Eastern
railway came in to Yaquina Sunday
morning, bringing more than 2,000
people from the valley. Among the
crowd was the Mount Angel baseball
team The steamer Newport" of
Newport and the launch "Truant" of
Toledo each towing barges, and the
small launches and row boats
brought the crowds from Yaqulna
at noon. All day Saturday it had
been foggy and threatening rain
but with Sunday morning came one
of those perfect days, such as are
only known at Newport. Great
credit must be given Mrs. Lee w.
Williams, Mrs. Gene w. Brady and
Mrs. A. I. Clifford, who were the
originators of the seasons clambake,
and Frank Priest, chef in charge.
Mr.. Priest worked 20 hours contin-
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ISSUING
CAMPAIGN
DOCUMENTS
DEMOCRATS PRINT BIG BOOK
FILLED PRINCIPALLY WITH
INSURGENT SPEECHES., SOME
SPACE DEVOTED TO TARIFF
MATTERS.

Washington, Aug. 1S.--Accusing
the present administration of favor
ing the trusts and devoting most Of
its space to the support of the Dem
ocratic assertion that Republican in
surgents in realty are Democrats.
the Democratic campaign text book
was isued today. The speeches Of
many of the Republican insurgents
are reproduced, including Senator
Delivers attack on the tariff. The
speeches of Senator Cummins and OF
Senator LaFollette against the rail-
road bill and the defense of insur-
gency by Congressman Hamilton
Fish of New York, are also included
The book contains SIG pages. A
third of it is devoted to a discussion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18

CHARTER is
AMENDED
ACTING MAYOR sTOLZ ISSUES
PROCLAMATION + ORMALLY
ANNOUNCING THE CHANGING
OF THE CITY CHABTER-OF-
FICIAL MAJORITY Is 81.
Proclamation.

l. Gideon Stoltz, acting mayor Of
\the city of Salem, hereby certify
that a certain act entitled "an act to
amend section II Of an act entitled
an act to incorporate the city of sa-
lem, approved. October, 1862, and
an act entitled an act to incorporate
the city of Salem, approved, Febru-
ary IS. 1898, and to repeal all acts
in conflict Herewith, approved, Feb
ruary II, 1899, which was submit
ted to The legal voters Of said city
at a special election held Monday,
the 18th day of August 1910, for
their adoption or rejection, re-
ceived the affirmative majority Of
the total number of votes cast there
i'm at said election, viz: 582 votes
for said act and 49S votes againsc
said act; and I accordingly proclaim
hereby the adoption Of said amend
ment to the city charter of the city
Of Salem in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the ordinance No. 81S
which amendment shall be in full
force and effect on or before and
after this day.
Done in the city of Salem this
18th day of August, A. D. 1910.
GIDEON STOLZ
Acting Mayor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18
WILL GIVE STRENGTH
To THE INSURGENTS

Washington, Aug. 1S.-That the
next few days are apt to bring 4
sharper division in the Republican
party between the conservatives and
the radicals, with Taft leading the
"old guard" and Roosevelt leading
the "progressives," is confidently ex-
pected here.
The statement that Roosevelt aud
Taft have broken is considered here
as unquestionably authoritative,
That Beverly was not surprised il
indicated by Vice President Sher-
mans remark yesterday that the re.
lection of Roosevelt as temporary
chairman of the New York state Re-
publican convention was an admin
istration victory" This is regarded
by politicians here as tantamout 70
a declaration of war.
The Roosevelt followers think the
colonel displayed unusual political
strategy in allowing his name to so
before the New York Republican
committee, forcing the committee to
reject him ana making the admins
tration show its hand. Roosevelt is
now allied with the insurgents open
ly, as they view the situation.
Owing to the fact that Clifford
Pinchot and Congressman Victor
Murdoch, of Kansas, consulted with
Roosevelt over the speech he will
deliver at ossawatomie, Kansas, on
August 81, IL is believed that II will
be the former presidents purpose 10
declare for insurgency.
That such declaration would
mean that the chance for harmony
In the party has gone and would adj
tremendous impetus to the insurgent
movement, Is the general view OF
the politicians here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18

uously and after helping to serve
5000 people, went'to his rooms 90
rest while the crowds We're enjoying
the fruits Of his labor The people
formed in line, passing around a ta-
bic where they were given paper
plates and We're most bountifully
served cafeteria style, to clans,
crabs, potatoes, crackers and salmon
with tartar sauce Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Brady and Mrs Clifford were
ably assisted by Mrs. Wellander,
Mrs. David Harding, Mrs VIM. Rich,
Mrs. VIM. Parthemer, Mrs Mary
Smith, of Tacoma, Mrs. William w.
Harder, Mrs. John Bryant, of Port
land, and Messrs. Lee w. Williams.
Capt. Wellander, John Fry Archi-
bald Miller and William Backers.
Later in the day large crowd went
in bathing and all voted the new
bath house and board walk from It
to the foot of Front street one Of
the biggest of the big improvements
for Newport. The boat left at 4:29
taking the excursionists back to the
train and all left hoping that the
Newport clam bake would be made
an annual event.
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were Roosevelts active lieutenants
when the colonel was president, ar
rived at Sycamore Hill and the
scenes were as animated as when
oyster Bay was the summer capital
of the United States.
Roosevelt refused to see any one
except those with whom he had ap-
pointments, but there were num-
Der of these, and he was busy
throughout the greater part of the
day. All Information regarding the
subjects discussed was withheld
from the newspaper correspondents
by the colonel himself and by his
guests.
Lloyd c. Griscom and William
Loeb, Jr., arrived at oyster Bay to-
day. Loeb came ia an automobile.
He looked worried and rushed at
once to Sycamore Hill, where he
conferred with Colonel Roosevelt.
Loeb refused to discuss his visit.
Shortly afterward Congressman
William w. Cocks, of New York and
several other callers arrived and
followed the New York collector to
the Roosevelt home.
When Griscom came he locke
depressed. He said the develop
ments of the last few days We're only
beginning. "This fight viii be
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egation in 1912 in return for the
administrations backing in the
forthcoming state campaign. Con.
ferences between the president
Chairman Woodruff, National Com.
mitteeman Ward and Vice-Presideni
Sherman followed the defeat of the
direct primary bill which Roosevelt
endorsed"
The reputed break between Taft
and Roosevelt, coming after the evil
dent change of plan by the admin
istration forces and the suggestion
of a new alignment of leaders has
made the politicians here believe
that the administration may be plan
ming a readjustment of the "old
guard"
Tafts acceptance of the guidance
of Senator Crane, of Massachusetts,
and the advice of Secretary Norton
may mean that the president has de-
cided to become the controlling head
Of the Republican regulars, it is de-
cared, and that the break with
Roosevelt was only a necessary part
of carrying out this scheme.
The port that Colonel Roosevelt
was "double crossed" in the New
York convention fight is not credited
here. Those in close touch with the
administration express the belief
that Colonel Roosevelt is merely talk
ing this specific episode as an excuse
for opposing the administration.
1t is asserted that Lloyd Griscom
did not carry any message to Roose-
Welt as a result of his recent visit to
Beverly and his conference with
President Taft while there