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The Washington herald., 1915-03-30

N. sack. I5a.25 nkra. rcr crate. 2Ja5oo; pess.
Fla.. laske ?oJA6 o.: potatoes. Northern. sack
i2al g.. DO. psr bushc fr60: new. per bbl.. ga
500: yams. bb.. 2jOa3O0 yellow sweet potatoes.
rsdis!sS hm;h"use Ter 100. 30Cl3jJ: slinach. per
Dbl. -.Hl27J tcmatles Florida per cate. l5aJoo.
FRI IFo Apples. Per bbI.. i.5sie1: ETap:ruis.
Ter box. l'jd2m: grapes. Malaga. per keS. 500
s5al"; oranges. California. Per boz. LOAF IS do.
FlJrils, Ter boy. 2pla2fO; pineapples. per crate
lr'a250. s,ra2 hrrTics. Florida. Itr quart. 25aU:
tai u... Ter strap. jHaao.
LIVE STOCK Veal calves prime. Per ID,
Io'gl.l; do r.'run. yer IN. lNai0'-: do. heavy.
IA; ring lamhs. !2alL Must be tat. otherwise
not VautedD
HAY. STRAW AND CoRH-Hay. br,t timothy.
straw. pr t a. SO: new corn yer Dbl. so
SEEDS Clever. red. pcr ID. l5llj: alsikc. r3aI5:
Alfalfa thus-lcaa gruwnD. Ter Ii. LAS; red top
s'if seed t"r herds Erass'. Ter H.. 2Ts3I; blue
Ers5 Ter bhel 10; timothy. Ter bI,hel. 27Oa5.,5;
orcI srl grl<,. Ter bu.Lsl 2.2la2 90 Maine grown
Sod I-'arnes. pc- Il pcrk sacks U65bs nett. 2O0a
-. -.N Pc. To- brsAcl c,g5a5.N.
WOOL. AND HIDES-WuoI. washed free Il
bur. Ter h. .: wool. unwashrd. Der ID. Za3o;
hides. dry. r"r II. la: salt hides DRY. per Id.
SAP; AIT hj"s. green, per Ii. Is caIfsk:ns green
DRESSED GOOps-pors. choice. Hrhs to
EnNdrTl wersu:S. per b. J.alo. do. heavy weights
sssr=.
FRESH FISH AND CRARS-(Fticrs given below
by the ,y.nd unless otherwise rated.l-Bp:.~
and STAR large Ia carp. salO; mackerel. lssZ:,
rock. t-,i,i,=. c"a2I; do. medium. Is; small. Il:
yellow perch large. ~; do. small. g; Almon
foTUdcrs I-7.al5: catfish. .2'-alj; clans. per 100
I'D, srarT.rS. 10 size. l2aI5: buefsh fresh, 70;
salmon. fresh. as2j: HOLSTERS 20: crab meat. per
Ut. % fake. pcr ct. =. SEA bass. per H. l2h;
oc-CoTt PER Of, =: Potomac bass. large. per ID.
q do. small. -; shrimp. per 1T. IS; roe. shad.
L.. bGcAs. T5aI0o: herring. each. 5.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Furnished by ". n. Hibbs < Go.
FOUR ISSUES ARE ACTIVE.
Business Light on the Washington
stock Exchange.

With only four issues involved. bust
ness was light on the Washington
stock Exchange yesterday Tho bond
list was below its recent activity and
the stock was narrow. Washington
Railway and Electric preferred figured
In the leading trade. fifty shares being
disposed of at 81. Later 80 shares sold
at 50 IS The bvyer of the second lot
continued to bid at that price, but no
further sale was effected.
A total OF thirty shares OF Washing
ton Gas stock sold at - IL, slightly
below the price that prevailed on that
issue last week.
s1.0N Columbia Gas and Electric
IS at 20 1-2 constituted the principal
transaction on the bond list. The only
other bond sale recorded was that of
$3.50 worth of Capital Traction 6s at
1ej l-2alo5 3-i.
report Of the conditions of the
Southern Railway, made by A. II. Plant.
COMPTROLLER of the company, shows that
the net revenues in February, 1915. was
sI7IMo less than In February of last
wear. The report also shows that while
the operating expenses had been re-
duced, the railway taxes for the past
month increased.
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REAL ESTiTE TRANSFERS.
"a gl5 west IT Il I & east p, It s 18th st Terrac
AMER SEQ & TR co. To Anna L Lukei 81

Sq gI5 west IT |. : & east p, It 18th st Terrsc'
AMER SEQ & TR co. To Anna L Lukei 81
stamp % trs $3.50
Hamilton st let 9Th & 18th ste NV
Sd G,3 ut It s. AMOS. Henry ct VIZ I.Tu & t
Jarob shsppirio SO stamp s. tr 5000
tIcci Vt nwl =
II Sss rs =. - = blk 70 & 81 Is. ut II
hk L Center lexington also 1T } tracts dos
crihed on ID. W & sta Metropolis View
RAsHoRE. F1eeta Brser ct vir Chester I r.
Mary Mulrn Bo.lc- sII covenants
81 5laJ It's to blk Lincoln-BLAND Minnie
ct al heirs etc Jos Jones To Peter Jones so .
81 81 1t ELEMENTAL. Abe to VIM N.uIand
So stamp 81
fsla I st rel q
So 10 1t IS & q 1919 p' orE 1t BRENNAN
Jas TO Society for the PROPAGATION Of tho
Faith SO
ne eth st nv. 1r505c Ia ave 81, q
70 - south 1T org i T-COAkLEY. DanT W .
ux Salie u Maftha ; Sorre $40 stamp So
ca 9Th st sci
Parcel e,-l5 described on Daniel Rd-LAMBERT
VIA IorIi. y Shoemaker TO Reulah Sherfey ),
So $50 Il g blk . West HoIm-sd Manor-LUKEI.
Anna L TO Alice SNYDER SO stamp g II
sSp 4 covenants
So rs ca. n Il 5 & west r. It = nth ST Ter.
raie-LUKEI. Anna l. t" Edw VI and Nellie
s savage Joint tenants SO stamp s. trs
Hamilton st bet 18th 18th sts nwl s
So 3ca3 lis Chillnm Castle Hts-McNElLL
Robt II & G Merrill trs 70 the Washn Land
& Mtg 60 $50 stamp - cts
So 81 n It II also furniture. chats etc-OTTER.
BACK. Guy Z to Agnes otterbsCk SIC stamp
$50
f5l3 seward al s~l
So north Of Ics5 1t I5-PAIRO Rich'd ct nv
Helen " - Giovanni Nirga SO stamp s
sub tn right Of way
n st. 18th st & Fla psl II
So 3O.s Il q blk 70 whitnsy Clpse-PHILLIPS.
VIM ct Maude II to Lewis F Collins ct
TX Mary A joint tenants SO stamp 20 cts &
tr $40 lein & covenants
IN o. KENYON W of Warler st NV ID
So 30is It 80 blk 10 Whitney Close-Same 10
Clam II & Alics Michael Join; tenants SO
stamp 80 cts. IT sl2n 4 lein 4 covenants
N Q. Kenyon " Of Wander At nwI l.
81 si,6 Il 81 blk = Petworth 4 a. ess Its ;.
EGls VI & Nellie joint tenants 10 Anna l.
Luke SO stamp - 80 covenants * TT 500 GU
It 81 & on ts ;! 4 . 500 each
N Of CrslIur " Ct 7th ST nwI
So ~ Il Ie-STREET Jennie to C0ra %
Woodland SO stamp $50 tr $40
CII52 18th st nvI S.
90 = IL, q 4 a-sHAPPIRIO. Jacob I ct TX
Mary to Henry Amns SO stamp IS tr S5.oe
1890 18th st NV, The Loweln -
Geo o Little to Mamie Ger,ci SO stamp
% cts covenants =
(cor II Rittenhouss SITS MI e.
So Io4 Il Is Chillum Castle Hts-THE MUNSEY
TR 60 tr to VIM 3 Collins 5000 stamp 10
cts eovensnts
Is n Kennedy " Il st at mel q
"a ssaD II y blk Rande Highlands-U REALTY
60 to n Q Willis $40 stamp 50 cts covenants
So aoS Il 3 blk = Brucki,nd-wAoNR. kcbt
L q ux Carrie " 10 Gertrude . Hain0 30
stamp 80 cts eove1ans 4 tn NI5
IN Of GIrard, W Of I3h II ne, 81
So . HAw00DARD. On q y Janis II
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March 9-MILLFEED-Steaay;l lin
tied demand. Sprng hran. in lcopound sacks
2. lea3o. to arrive: standard middlinss. to ar
rive. eco: rcidog. TO arrive. 500: winter wheat,
in lo-round sacks. TO arrive. eco city bran, IN
bulk. oi51
RYE FLoUR-Ste,dy: demand is inactive. Good
to choics. SO 10 100 in sacks.
C0RNMEAL-SteaGy; business Is Inactive. Kiln
dried. for EXPORT, AS. in SACKS; coarse meal, In
bags. lssal.5a.
HAY-Rccrpts. rs tors: steady: choice Is want
cd. gIote: Prime timothy. LILO; No. tim.
othy. io5; No. . ssaI.oc: No. ,. saS.
STRAW Receipts. none. Dull and nat Sursply
Is unall. No. l rye. 65a0.
PORk-Stradr; inquiry is moderate Mes Hooa
1880: family. 2ooaD.so: clear. Dooas21
BEEF-Stesdy. Dealings are inactive. Psehet
3.eoa.l.o 90; family. 2l.ooa:soo. Extra India mes,
IS ooaSoc
LARD-waker; dealings mcderate. Prime West.
ern, io.so; refined Continent. lo.fs: soush Amer.
lean. Ills: refined Brazilian. in kegs. El5; heef
stearine. ~; Lard steariae. suiet; New Yozt, III.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
NEW YORK MONEY.

Nov YORK. M1--t 1a.-CaIl rroney opened at .;
hiGh. = low. -; renewals, :: close. ,: ruling
rate. =
Institution. are conserving their cash resorrrc-s
over the tura OF the quarter aud til. dec-ea 50
In offerings has resulted in shade frrner tone
In the lime money market. in si1t- o, the sub
Stantal addition 70 tie surplus rescrr. rrrorted on
Saturday.
FIVE and six months matUritips are quoted Il
PIT rent higher at .i.aJH. The other periods
also indicat" a frner tendency. though they show
10 qn"tah" change IN rates Their quotations
are 2'=a21. T"r cent for sixty and ninety days and
per cent for fr'T- months
A tr1he hrmer tendency is noted in the cgnmer-
cial PAPER market. This is due partly to the ap
proach Of the end nf the quarter and partly TO
the insisteDrs Of the institutions on attractive
names IL attractive rates High grade maturiti-s
are being Offered by some broker. at Per cent;
but Little Of it is moving. Rates ar. generally
quoted J.aJ's according to the maturity.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
COMMISSIONERS TO BE GUESTS
viii Attend Meeting of Retail
Merchants' Association.

The Board of Commissioners OF the
District OF Columbia viii be the guests
of the Retail Merchants Association ,ar
the quarterly meeting OF the orgsniza-
ton to be held on the evening OF April Is
at the Raleigh Hotel.
An invitation was extended the Com
missioners yesterday morning by a COM
mittee. consisting of Isaac Cans and
Joseph Strasburger. It was accepted by
the Commissioners. President r. p. An
drews announced yesterday that business
men generally would be welcomed at this
meeting.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
CHANGE TRADING
LIVELY AND WIDE
Bethlehem Steel Has GAIN of
Dozen Points In
Day.
NO REACTION In SIGHT
Auto Issues Also on List that Took
Big Leap-Copper Stock
Strong.
NO REACTION In SIGHT

New York March G9.-Today's stock
market showed great virility. Fluctua-
tions We're lively. speculation shifting
suddenly to different issues and devel-
oping a higher range o. prices with each
move.
Bethlehem steel ended with a clean
gam Of a dozen points after a series OF
sharp advances which would have upset
any bu. = staD.a market.
UnfOrt I"a;ell many have fought the
advance aid wee caught short, tseir
ca-erIoss to cover arceleratins today's
sharp a1vanc,s. Street opinion appears
TO agree that Goar.y every one scqusint-
Cd With the management lacked faith
enough o . bulls on their own stock
and the outsiders have the shares today
and some mug" paper profits.
Automobile issues were again taken in
hand. StIGnbakcr gained more than
In.nrs or reports Of heavy contracts So
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30

tho urgent demand there Of wheat. Minn-arll.
reported SINE export business done in spring wheat
also sLles Of -four to tvrurtrTa
The fact that Urinary rc,'rIIts were only ~ %
bushels. compared with 1900 hu,I,cls a yea
ago attracted considerable. attention. Another bull
help was the big ceEanccs. the total being LOO.
Oh bushels.
Corn AMI oats were both higher the former !.
to Is cents and the latter ?, II ! cont There
was a buying movement in corn with shorts ryen
ing UP their POSITION aud also some tusIuS lbs
investors. oats deDarsd from their position AMI
$50 snme br'iug " investors. oats departed from
their usual course. maaInE a moderate response o.
the strength in other grains. FASH sales Nf corn
TO-DAY 600 lri~Icl> and # oats = TO- h,lcl-
Provisions Stow. on tie whole arhoggf
Tiers VS. activity s.Tly in tho drv hen
Their" was advance fer no entire L-t. The up
Uru. lowcTcr. not fully maintained ard i, va,
evident that On any harl spots IaCScrS will haVe
IT. ducts for sale
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
RUSHING FUNDS TO BANK.
Mercantile National, of Pueblo
Closed on ComptroIIer's Order.

Pueblo. Colo. March 2s-The Mer-
camille NatioraI Bank Of Pueblo, with
capital of s250.000 and deposits of
sl.5Oo.o0o. was closed today by order
OF the Comptroller OF the Currency,
Following run of several days. The
directors last week called for the
resignation of c. C.. Slaughter. the
cashier. on account of loans made nv
him. W. b Slaughter. president OF
the bank and father Of its former
cashier. is on his way from Texas with
money TO reopen the institution.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, March 2.-MILLFEED-Sprins bran
In loolb. SACKS. B5oaH.oo: nearby winter BRAN IN
locib sacss -2oon2sS; hour 10 white middlinss In
ieelb sacks. sa0aa3Ioo: Western middlinss in 100
III Sacks &c 7nz %: city mills mddlings in IopIb
seeks :s.5oas..p; do. whit, middlings In Iuolb
scks 335oaJ!p
GREEN FRUITS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wes;ern Maryland rer bbl. packed. lIss2.D: d..
New York State assorted, rrr Dbl, LNa3oo: beeta
new. Florida. rsr bunch. Has: beans. F1orda. green
psr baA. A5oA55o: do. pearl. 3.sostp: cahbasr.
Mes York Stata. psr ton. Danish, 0.eoAko; -,
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
Defective Flue Causes Fire,

4 defective fue in the chimney of .
two-story frame building back of the
Lemon Building, in New York avenue.
near Seventeenth street. caused a small
fire and lot of excitement yesterday
afternoon shortly after I O'Clock. Tive
engine companies and q hook ana lad.
der truck responded TO the alarm and
extinguished the blaze before IL had
gained much Roadway. The damage
amounted to about $50.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
By JOSEPH F. pRrTH.RD

Chicago March 2e.-Buying both wheat ,nd
-four by the Dutch Experiment today was the
feature. not only at Vhicaso but at the smaller
markets May showed Gains o II to "a cents
with the September the strongest future Thai
mouth was largely orersold a. wcrs also IN, Nav
and July. As soon ~ 1t discovered that shorts
were eager to even mp their Positions. the offering,
frightened M and II a impossible to secure any
grain except at higher levels The lower spnt
Trices at LIVERPOOL failed TO unner,. the Iops. AZ
they refused 70 an any great amount q wheat
even On the advanneA Considerable Attention
vas 'oSsa 70 obles IRON ArTsntins that tell Of
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
cured from the French government dur

cured from the French government dur
ing the past ten days.
General Motors rose nearly points
and the Maxwell issues were heavily
traded in with gains of from to
points.
Copper shares were strong on pred:c-
tiOns OF further advances in the price
OF the metal Utah on good buying rose
to 6.-S. Guggenheim Exploration, a
holding company OF considerable promise
moved up . points. Smelters was active
around 6S l., an increase in the dividend
rate on this stock being anticipated in
the fail.
Rock Island. in a real old-fashIoned
bull swirl, cavorted from 10 "a to %. and
this happened in the last hour. There
has been a latent bullishness on this
stock for some time: the market value
Is figured by some market experts as be-
tween 50 and 40 There was also a short
interest that added considerably TO the
liveliness of the trading.
Canadian Pacific was strong, Union Pa
cific steady and Great Northern firm. The
latter is being quietly accumulated by
some Of the best investment houses.
Pennsylvania gained a point and a fur
Their advance is anticipated.
No Reaction IN sight.
American Can rose to 3o7-S. This stock
has been neglected and may be expected
TO make good showing in the coming
markets. Al!is Chalmers preferred was
strong on reports of increased earnings
due to large contracts for overflow bus!-
ness from the Bethlehem Steel Company.
Bonds were in very good demand. the
volume OF trading large with many sub
stantial advances.
The rapid rise in Bethlehem Steel At
the opening frightened many into dis
posing Of their speculative holdings on
the theory that a reaction would follow
in the general list This proved fa!laCy
for the stock market gained strength ana
breadth with the result that those near
est the floor are sold out bulls. The
market is old ia shioncd in this respect;
1t is easier to get out with profit than
TO ind reaction on which to buy.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
Brokers Wants Receiver for Brokers

nouncement was made by woeloper
Crawford & Co. stock brokers ana
bankers. this afternoon OF their in
ability TO meet commitments. williau,
s. J. wetherill. a member of the arm.
asked that . receiver be appointed.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
Statistics.
NrGdiirEz.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

N"- N"rA. Mach - Trading m the curb tndar
was fairly atiTH WITH tho tone ~ tn. market firm
koIlv Springfield Tir- va. a strong feature ~
'aU,i"z pyiUiS 10 IT, Mining shares were 80
orally higher. sales with closing bid and 1.Ao1
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30

tsi.5 y Il NV n
81 IS sub It 1s-wALEER. SAM ct NJ Sails
l. To Arthur Il Walker so stamp % cts Or 8 SOD
-li 81 81 -
- = IT c7s It $ wETZEL. Chas tn Henry A
Cumberland s. to confirm deed lib ell fol ~
t2lJj h st nvI
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,

Baltimore. March =.
BALTIMORE CITY STOCKS RegstereD.
Bid Asked.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30

CASINO THEATER
en- and T sis. nw.l Under New Management.
Matn'-s DaiT. :; Al SEATS loo. Evenings and
=: TITS. 70 and III. All This Wlpk MARY
piCkFpRp in The Eagles Mate Honey ,irI
Ministries senator ftancts Murphy. Speaker Of tho
House, and Othc- Features
Coming Next Week-MADAM OLGA PETROyN
IN The fg-SS.' Marie Ene UHs->rlfi Tbs
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

-al sales & 800. against g - m Saturday.
- co. week ago and 81 sj9.COl year aSo.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

.u Y,ra. M.r~h - The closing quotations On
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-15
10000 VOICES
And Many Are The voices Of Salem
People.


People.
Thirty thousand voices--What grand
chomsl And that's the number Of
American men and women, who arc
publicly praising Doan's Kidney Pills
for relief from baeNache, kidney and
bladder ills. They say IL TO friends,
They tell Il In the home papers. Salem
people are in this chorus.
Here's a Salem ease;
Mrs. NJ. Z. Latham, 1926 s. Twelfth
street, Salem, says; 81 first heard Of
Doans Kidney Pills whom living in
Bismarck, N. d., about six years ago.
had been miserable for quite awhile
from kidney complaint, My bnek ached
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thing. was nervous and restless and
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tired as when went 10 bed. Doan's
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kept on taking them until had a
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every way by Doan's Kidney Pills.
advise all kidney sufferers to try
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Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim.
ply ask for kidney remedy--get
Doan's Kidney Pills-tbc same that
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-15
pavmnnt Of Taxea.

Editor Capital journal; Can you
give any information to subscriber
on the following subject; The last
legislature passed law making two
on taxes for 1913, on April
], 1914 ono-half payment could bc
made, ON September ! 1914, the other
one.hnlf could be paid. Now the law,
as ! understand II, nj ease Of one.half
as understand II, in case Of one.half
to be charged ] per cent interest to
September l. which was done In Marion
county The law provides for two
dclinqucncies, April ] and September
l. II no part was paid April then
the whole was delinquent, and ! per
cent interest added 10 September !,
and IL not paid then 10 per cent pen
atty more 10 be- added,
The intention Of tho law as J under
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-15
SOME BARGAINS

troll its editorial or news policy. In
over n quarter Of century Of expert
ence we have had few men approach
us in that way. Quite frequently,
however corporations and politicians
try 10 subsidize editors-not 50 much
Of late years as formerly, however
The editor is compelled to be a kind Of
public censor in the community, his
Judgment as to what should or should
not be printed being taxed sometimes
TO the limit. II is hard to draw the
line between real news and the matter
that would better be- omitted, and some.
times the editor makes honest mistakes
Of Judgment. II all the matter which
goes into newspapers waste basket
was published the community would he
kept in an uproar. The editor knows
much more about the circumstances
surrounding most events Of q news
character than anybody else, because
II is his business and he has many
sources Of information to draw from.
Sometimes he supprcsses matter that
would make "good readmg' because
II is better for all concerned and the
community loses nothing Of real news
value. lie is criticised but learns to
grin aud bear it-and he isn't paid TO
do II either. Running n newspaper
looks easy--all you have to do is to
print everything you can get hold Of,
but if some Of the everready critics
Of the editor would try the job awhile
they might become whole lot wiser
aud have clearer understanding of
the duties and the neyer-cnding
responsibilities which weigh upon ono
whose work is the constant sorting
and sitting Of the matter that makes
up daily newspaper, frequently, too
/ without sufficient time TO form n we'll
considered verdict as 10 whit ought
10 be printed in the effort to servo The
public as news medium, and AT th,
same time do Justice 10 nll iudividuali
and wanton injury to none. Our owl
ambition has been only TO be as fail
and honest ns the fmiltics Of humanity
permit, 10 give value received rs near
/ ly as possible in news aud entertain
mcnt for the subscription price of th'
paper and never "kickN when some
body "stops" the paper becnus
he disagrecs with It's policy or don
consider Il worth the price. That J
every readers privilege,
The items referred to were trivial
the news value Of the paper would no
have been impaired hnd both bee
omitted Editor)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-15
Rernrdinp local News.

To the Editor: ! am a regular sub
scriber to your paper | sometimes won
der if you are playing fair with us
readers. In your issue Tuesday | no.
ticed under Police Court News, that
John Brant was arrested for asking for
something to eat, his name published
and he was sent to jail. In the item
Just beneath, you mention well dress
ed man out on drunken escapade,
but you have seemingly very carefully
omitted his name. Right here is the
question, why did you not give the
name of well dressed-perhaps business
man. Is II fair to the public to pre-
tend to give the news, and then sup.
press names when IL happens to be some
prominent person, and display IN the
first lines the name Of the poor man,
Now I hope you viii be fair enough to
give this letter space in your paper
with your explanation,
Yours truly
w. j. NEWMAN.
Salem Height.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-15
THE MARKETS

Eggs are slowly declining, falling ar
another cent since Saturday Several
dealers think that 20 cents is about the
bottom, as the poultry in the country
has been pretty well cleaned up. In
fact, poultry is scarce, and made an ad-
vance of . cents since last week, hens
now being in good demand at l2 cents,
japanese oranges are now out Of the
market. Celery has been scarce in all
tae markets last week and today adj
vances from $3.50 to $4,2j per crate.
Butterfat and creamery butter each
advanced 2 cents, now being quoted at
90 and 80 cents,
There is no change in the millfeed or
fOOdstuffs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-15
BUNGALOW BARGAINS

New i-room bungalow, large lot, only
800 down balance like rontj price
5000.
Another One.
Modern Broom bungalow, electricity
bath toilet, stationary wash tubs, lot
j0xl0O, near State street, only $3.50,
balance to suiti price $3.50, worth
more,
VOL Improved 5.Acro Tract,
Not far out, good house, barn, ehickon
house, good well water, young bearing
orchard, 3 acres bearing logan berries
Owner going east, will sacrifice, only
A. 100 down. price s2l00 worth $4,000
Several Farm Bargains
Mr. Farm Buyer II you viii call and
look over our farm bargain list We are
sure that we can save you money aS
We have years Of experience and make
a specially Of farms.
For Rent Houses aud Store Bldgs
i'm an parts Of the city.
Money 10 Loan.
Fire Insurance.
We write Fro and Auto Insurance.
List Your Property with
|. BeChtel & Co.
3l7 state Street Phone ao3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-15
800 AT NORMAL SCHOOL.

Monmouth, Ore, Feb. l5.-.After one
weeks work on the second semester
200 students now are enrolled at the
Oregon Normal school. At the begin
ming Of the fall semester the attendance
Immediately rose 10 $50, and 5O new
students came last week.
President Ackerman has announced a
special short course for Oregon teachers
TO commence on April 5. Courses may
be taken during the short period ana
continued during the summer session
with a view toward graduation.