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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
HANLY CONFIDENT OF AT
LEAST A MILLION VOTES
Associates Pres, BY F,ssr,i wireless,

CAGO October 81 Frank
1902 aud candidate Prohibition presidency reached
night
nc ties
The
polling dry' all He
lenstl votes '
n amazing the
ettSns q" te country which have visited
night The feeling
accepted III" nomination Of the Prohibition Party and
shall poll about a million ifnotmor
AZ the
will be the
Mr.. Hany
tkr He
introduced
OF control municipalities
measur ire was ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
TWO HONOLULU WOMEN
VICTIMS OF ROBBERY
Mrs. WaIbridge and Miss Parke
Lose HeirIoomS On Coast
(AssOciated Press BY Federal wirslsss)

SAN FRANCISCO, October Two
Honolulu omen were robbed here last
night while they were at dinner in q
hotel.
Mrs. Bernice Walbridge and Miss J.
5. Parke were the victims. Their
rooms in the Bellevue Hotel were rob
bed while they were at dinner.
HeirlOOms and jewelry valued at
5000 were taken from the sisters.
Mrs. Bernice Walbridgc,o is the wild
ow Of Russell d. Walbridge, and Miss
Jane =. Parke, is one of the benific-
iaries of the Annie =. Parke estate,
OF which william C. Parke Is the gen
eral manager. Both ladies live at 1913
Nuuanu street, in this city. e..
1t was impossible to see Mr.. Parke
last night as he is at The Queen s
Hospital, where he was operated upon
yesterday morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
G. 0. P. .D|SORGAN|zED
DECLARES PRESIDENT
Wilson Talks To Delegation Of
Progressives and Independents

LONG BRANCH, New Jersey, Oeto,
Der 7--Addressing a New York delega,
ton of Progressives, members of the
Wilson Independence League and the
College Mems League, President viii
son today gave reasons why he thinks
the qindependeHt d Progressive voters
should cast their ballots for the Demo.
Gratis.
He asserted that every policy of the
Democratic government for the last
three years has been questioned but
no new policy suggested.
"We are indeed at critical june
ture of the world" he said, and added
that behind him stnnd the united
Democrats, while the other party is
disorganized,
He said the Republican party con,
sists Of everybody discontented with
the present conditions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
DEAD SHIP SAILS
CALMLY INTOPORT
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless

=
NORFOLK, October 8-After having
been reported sunk as result of being
rammed at her anchorage on Friduy
night and after her obituary had ap,
peared in practically all the marine
pages of the American press, the Brit
ish freighter Hawkshead surprised the
waterfronters of Newport News yes,
terday afternoon by coming in to dock
under her own steam.
The smash between the Hawkshcad
and the American coasting steamer
City of Norfolk took place late at
night in binding fog and the reports
brought ashore by the passengers of
the coaster were that the British steam
er had been cut wide open by the bow
of the City of Norfolk and had sunk
In reality she has not been materially
damaged.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
CARRANzA MAY NOT
. RUN FOR PRESIDENT
Associated Press BY Federal wireless. }

Ell PASO, October S-GeneraI Car,
rama is not likely to be a candidate
for the presidency Of Mexico at the
first general election to be held in the
republic, This statement was made by
Consul Pesquiera, who has. been sta
TONED at Los Angeles as the represent
alive of the de factO government, and
who passed through this city yester
day on his way to the City of Mexico
Senior Pesquiera said to a number of
newspaper men here, that it is gen,
orally believed in official circles that
the First Chief will not run at the
first election. although he might do 40
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
Washington and Berlin Scout Re-
port Ambassador Is Bringing
Appeal From Kaiser But the
Suggestion win Not Down
ARRIVAL or SUBMARINE
THOUGHT SIGNIFICANT
Diplomats Putting Two and Two
Together and Securing Total
That Is Regarded As Grounds
For Belief That Peace Is Near


wv ARLINGTON, October s-De,
" spite the most emphatic 'denials
from state department officials
here and from the foreign Office in
Ferlin that there is substance in the
published repsrt that Ambassador Ger.
ard is returning from Berlin with
authority to request President Wilson
to offer his good Offices for peace, the
report will not down, and iu very many
quarters there is q disposition to put
the official denials down as diplomatic
refusnls TO admit the truth.
The dramatic appearance of Ger.
man naval submarine at Newport yes
terday morning, just on the eve of the
scheduled visit Count won Bernstorff lie
to pay to. President Wilson at Shadow
Lawn tomorrow, adds color to the cir.
cumsta ntial chain of events and
strengthens the belief of many that
Germany Is actually on the eve of ask
ing for terms. -
German Denials Strong ;.
Yesterday Won Bernstorff, the Ger.
man ambassador, reiterated his denial
of the Gerard peace report and de-
elared that the suggestion of Germany
acknowledging defeat in any measure
was an absurdity.
The state department officials yeste~
day attempted to put an end to the
peace reports by officially disclaiming
any knowledge of Ambassador Ger
ard = mission, if he has any, and ex.
pressing their belief that he has no
mission whatever, his trip being one
of vacation ,PieasdtS merely. Tie state
departments view Of Gerard 5 trip and
the reports, in connection with il is
summed up, in the following, given out
officially:
eve have no reason to believe that
+"ore is anything at all in the pub.
lished report that Ambassador Gerard
is coming on behalf of the Kaiser to
see the President, while we have every
reason to believe that there is nothing
whatever in the report"
without Foundation
From Berlin also comes an authorita.
tive denial of the New York Post :
story. "Authoritatively and absO.
lutely without, foundation, say the
Berlin officials concerning the peace re-
port. 'There is no truth whatever in
the statement that Mr.. Gerard bears an
appeal from the Kaiser concerning any
phase of the war or any effort on the
part of Germany' 10 conclude the war;,
says Berlin $50 ~ - W.
Yet, in the face Of these positive de.
mails, II e rumor that the mission OF
Ambassa Tor Gerard is as stated and
that there II official confirmation of 1t
here continues to be circulated widely
in Diplomatic circles and is being dis.
cussed as a serious possibility.
Apparently nothing will wholly down
the rumcrs except the arrival of Am.
bassador Gerard and his denial of the
supposed mission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
DEPARTMENT WILL CALL.
BIDS on LAHAlhA lob

Bids for tn" filing of the Lahnina
swamp will be called for by the de-
partment Of public works this week.
This work viii cost approximately $35,-
ono ""Or ia" ia the estimates Of the
department, as there are approximately
l54, 900 cubic yards vf ell TO be made.
Tn" work was authorized by the legis.
laiure Of 1911, but one thing or an,
other has prevented the department
from taking it up. With the awarding
of the contract For this work the tIast
of the pending Jobs" hanging over
the department viii be put under Nay,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
KING OF GREECE FAILS
" AGAIN TO FORM CABINET,

health as the reason for declining to
accept office
u NJ Stephanou is one of the most
prominent of the elder statemen Of
Greece. He, however, has been out of
public life for seven or eight years.
Under the late King George, he was
minister Of foreign affairs and was
later placed in charge Of the political
department. which the king maintained
at the Palace.
He was forced out of public life by
the state OF his health which has been
nrefarious for several years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
LADOR'S HAND TO
STRETCH ACROSS SEA
tAsSociatsd Press by Federal wireless,

SAN FRANCISCO, October 8-The
California State Federation Of Labor
is to be represented, by delegates at the
nnnnn conference of the Yuaikai, the
JuPaneSe labor. federation. which is to
be held in Toxic next spring. Yester,
dav an invitation was extended to the
California federation, in annual con
ferrn' at Eureka, by Bunji Suzuki,
who asked that the American fedora.
ton he represented at the Toxic gath.
"ring This invitation was unanimous.
ly accepted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT

take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
lIablets). Druggists refund money Il
fails to cure. The signature of
:. w. GROVE is on each box. Man.
iactured by the PARIS Ml.OICINE
co st. Lc"is. U. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
WARREN K. BILLINGS DENIED
RETRlAl BY CAL IF0RNiA COURT
ASSOCIATED Press by Fedora; wtr.Isss1

SAN \NCISCO. October War.
rem X. Billings. convicted of eonspir.
a"y in connection with the exploding
OF II suitcase filed with dynamite dur,
ing the preparedness parade In San
Frnnr'S"o, last July, has been denied
II r"trial He was sentenced to life
Imprisonment today but a stav was
Granted which viii permit an appeal to
be taken.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
Large Teutonic SubmersibIe Puts
Into Rhode Island Port, Sends
Letter To German Ambassa-
dor At Washington and Sails
ASKS NEWSPAPER MAN TO
FORWARD OFFICIAL MESSAGE
Slips Through Gordon of Allied
Warships PatroIing Sea In
Neighborhood Of Nantucket
Shoals For Clean Getaway
tA.,Ociated Pres, bv Federal Wireless,

(ABsociated Press by Federal WiTelese1
-...- 81.
NJ EXPORT, Rhode Island, October
N S-Calbng for the announced
purpose OF mailing letter TO
Count Won Bernstorff, the German am
basSndor, German naval submarine,
the lob, arrived OF this port yester-
day afternoon, sailing again before
evening, having spent less than three
hours in American waters. ,@4 NasEi,I
The vessel WINS one Of the regular
M :, 'nn,,ei a. 'nr herman l, navy, NY
&c ,S,,n ,",,..aSS u"u huNt,s ~ Yu'sehl,
pd...;.a.". a.. W" NC, uech.
doniad nnas,o y" D III ~ Ine Yes s.s was was
! rcnrasa,t,t;, VIZ, 20 nss.eNssel,,loIl o.
Press ,vbo Maid ,bo .,,,,,''s - y 49, 49,
submarine a sbort v;s;1' 'asa l.Lun. Wy
from him n hr;aF sta,an,on. - $3.50.
son for the arrival NJ tLa ernf, ~. ~,
side of the Atlantic - :
c,n,o r. M 80
81 t"uS'haa 80 llg d.
nave been sent here simply &c
n n,"'' a LetIer 10 count Won Bernstorf,
1ui "n y, said Lieut. Hans
80 81. w s'"p"It rue, ro'1uapnhaer. hand
49, s a." % D. " uns e"rtrsponIent,S om;
rb;s Iet,or =" .S sun: lease FORWARD
arrival IN hin, uo I'm an" ha Isporo our
receive tho nars - WI" DC P'eas'd 70
Tho en,,,nondo,, - .a.Ej :
when he wns toId ,hot Nv ""s gIaaE
submarine Bremen i6ng exnottsS ia
failed 70 orrive onJs 81 h,a.' INV
no news whatever as to the fate a. ths
eLatt. de refused to speculate as 10
VIZ repotts hat tne British patrollefs
10" 1aP'"r'u the blockade runner.
may never Reach Home = ~.
When asked when he expected "a
reach home with the U.53, he said.
We may never reach home at all.,'
The U.53 is now safe at sen. how.
ever, having run the blockade Of the
British and French patrollers of tn.
steamer lanes in the vicinity Of Nan.
tucket Shoals Lightship, according 10
wireless messages exchanged between
b" allies warships and picked IN
ashore. These messages announced
that the submarine had slipped through
the Gordon. 49, ..E'l |..H =
There is much speculation here as 10
the reason for the visit of this craft.
and many are inclined to see a eonnee-
tion between the arrival of the subr,a-
rine as special mail boat for CONT
Won BernstOrff and the report that Am!
bassadOr Gerard In ON HIS NOV tss..ka
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10

yRoStppL Hooper and Janvrin famed
Walker tripled. Hob'itzel out, Cut.
shaw to Daubcrt. No runs.
second Inning
Brooklyn--Wheat singled. Cutshaw
hit into double play. MowTey walked.
Olson famed No runs.
BostOn---l.ewis walked. Gardner
bunted safety, Lewis going to sec.
ond. Scott sacrificed, advancing run
ners. Cady was purposely walked, fill
ing the bases. Shore famed. Hooper
flew out 10 Myers. No runs.
Third Inning
BrOoklyn--Shore threw Meyers out
Mt first on grOunder. MarQuard
famed. Meyers singled, but Daubert
famed. No runs.
Boston--Janvrin and Walker famed.
Hoblitzel tripled to deep field and
scored on Lewis's double. Lewis went
out, Myers to Olson. One run.
Fourth Inning
Brooklyn-Stengel singled. Wheat
tripled, scoring Stengel. Cutshaw fled
to Hooper, who threw Wheat out at
plate. Mowrey went out, Janvrin TO
Hoblitzel. One run.
Gardner fvnned. Scott, fled
out. Cady walked. Shore fouled out
No runs.
fifth inning
Brooklyn--0lson went out at first.
Meyers tripled. Marquard went out at
FIRST. Meyers popped to Scott. No
runs. ..,r...
Boston-Hooper doubled. Janvriu
sacrificed Hooper to third. Walker
then singled, scoring Hooper. Hobht-
eel went out to Daubert unassisted
Walker going to second. Mowrey put
out Walker at third on Lewis = ground.
er. One run.
Sixth Inning
Observation-Disclosures went out at first.
Stengel famed. Wheat went out at
first. No runs.
BOstOn-Gardner reached first on Oh
SON tumble. Scott forced Gardner,
MOwrey to Cutshaw. Scott went to
second on passed ball. Cady walked
but Shore and Hooper popped out No
runs.
Seventh Inning
Brooklyn-Cutshaw went out to first
Mowrey singled. Olson hit into q don.
BILE play. Gardner 10 Jarvrin to Ho.
'blitzel. No runs.
Boston-,Janvrin doubled. Walker
reached first on Olson 5 tumble, jan
win going to third. Janvrin scored on
Cutshaw = tumble Of Hoblitzel' 3
grounder. Hobltzel being safe at first
and Walker at second. Lewis sheri-
feed, the runners advancing a base.
Cutshaw threw GARDENERS grouuder 10.
plate too late, Walker scoring and,
Hoblitzel going TO third. H0blitzeI
scored on SCOTS sacrifice fly. Cady.
went out to first. Three runs. =,
Eighth Inning j,
Brooklyn-Meyers out at fret.
Johnston, batting for Marquard,
singled. Meyers hit into double play,
Scott to Janvrin to Hoblitzel. No
runs.
Boston-Pfeffer now pitching for
Brooklyn. Shore flied to Wheat. Hoo.
per walked. Janvrin singled, Hooper
scoring on Stengel's wild throw to
second and JanVrin going to second.
Walker walked. HoblitZpl flied to
Wheat Lewis forced Walker. One,
run. -
Ninth Inning -
Brooklyn-Daubert walked. Stem
gel singled, Daubert going to second,
Wheat forced Daubert at third, Shore
to Gardner. Stengel went to second.
Cutshaw was hit by pitched ball Bases
full. StenGel and Wheat scored on
Janvrin : tumble of Mowrey's ground
err, Cutshaw going to second. Olson
singled, filing the bases. Meyers
fouled out. Merkle, batting for Pfef,
fer, walked, scoring Cutshaw. Mays
replaced shore as pitcher for Boston.
Thomas replaced Cady behind the bat.
Meyers scratch hit scored Mowrey but
Daubert went out to first, ending the
rally. Four runs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
(Associated Press bv Federal wirsisssj

(Associstsd Press bv Federal wireless,
. LONDON, October s. King Constan.
tine Of Greece has again failed to OBJ
tain a premier, willing to undertake
the task of forming a cabinet. ..-
Reports from Athens last night as,
serted that the King has asked former
minister of foreign affairs, Nicholaf
Stephanou, to accept the premiership
md organize a government, but that
Stephapou had refused, giving i'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
SEATTLE MARU AF|RE
REACHES YOKOHAMA

Especial cablegram to Hawaii shinpo)
TOXIC, October 8-The Osaka Sho.
sen kuisha steamer Seattle Maru, came
rushing into Yokohama Bay yesterday
afternoon, ablaze. Her officers and
men were fighting desperately TO keep
the flames under control.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
CAPTAIN OF FAMED GERMAN
RAIDER KILLED IN FRANCE

(ASsOciated Press by Federal wirslsss)
LONDON October Count Won
N"hna S"hlodien, commander of the
famous German raieIng vessel Moewe
has been killed in France, says Milk
despatch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
AND coMMoN SENSE.

Don I doctor your blood fpr rheunra.
t'sm. Sc an external application Of
thhmbrrlain's Pain Balm. In few
DAYS u will get you up and out into the
sunshine, then nature viii rrsto"" the
n"h r"d blood to YOUR v"iDs and suon
rid the system of this TROUBLESOME" dis
"S". For sal" by all dealers, Benson,
ninth Co., Ltd, agents fur Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10

Inninms pitched nv Shore. X ~: hy Mar
Guard. Z Hits. OF Shore o. ~ MnrnDrrd !
ThreehasP hits Walker. IIOblitzei Wheat
Meyers. TwO-hate hits. Lewis HnnnN-
Jnnvrin. SN"rihce hits, Scott IanvrIn
Lewis. Sacrifice fly, Scott. Dmhle IlayH,
Scott To Janvrin to HObltzrl. Gardner to
Ianvrim to H0hlltIel H"0nRr to CRdH III.
nv pitcher CutShaw. Bases On wallis on
Shore ,, on Mapuari 4, on Pfeffer L
Struck ont. by Shore :, by Marquard &
Passed balls, Meyers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
TWO: Il. AMERICAN
STEAMERS SUNK

ASSOCIATED Press ~ Federal wirslsss>
LONDON, October S-The Nor.
wegian consul ut Archangel has
wired TO American officials here
that the American steamers Haryita
and Columbia have been sunk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10
STEAMER ABLAzE
/. APPEALS FOR AID
Antilles Burning OFF Atlantic
Coast, Passengers and Crew
.. y. .'o Take To Boats
Associated Pros. BY Federal wir.l.,..)

NEWPORT NEWS, Virginia, oeto,
Der s---The Ward liner Antilla, one of
the largest of the coastwise steamers
trading with Southern ports, is re.
ported afre south of the Diamond
shoals Lightship, about 100 miles of
the Virginia Capes.
Wireless appeals for assistance were
flashed by her broadcast over the sea
Yesterday and picked up by the steamer
somerset and reIayed to the mainland.
The Somerset, which reports that she
is but twenty-six miles from the burn.
ing vessel, wirelesses that she il on her
way at full speed to assist.
The wireless operator Of the Antilla
says that the passengers and crew. of
the Antilla are taking to the lifeboats,
aud urges the Somerset to hurry with
all "osslble speed to their rescue.
The Antilla ia one of the vessels run.
ming between Cuban ports and New
York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10

'Rntteh for NHrouard IN eE;htiI.
''3attC0 for pfeffRr In ninth
.r| SCORE BY INNINGS
Boston ............ q O 10 q 2 I GO
Bmoklyn ........... 900 o o 0 o -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-10

The steamer Somerset mentioned in
the above despatch is probably the
coastwise steamer trading between
Baltimore and Jacksonville, and com.
handed by Captain Pratt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26
I'VE Can't Lose the Kiddies"
Sentiment Saved Ship

San Francisco, Jan. 26.-The batter.
ed Pollard steamer Centralia is in port,
safe, today, because her captain, Om-
und Swendsen, wouldn't say quit while
he had in his charge two happy kid
dies who didn't know that tne ship
was in danger of going down.
Caught in storm en- route from
Grays harbor, her deck load of lumber
swept away, her rudder smashed, and
her hold filled with water, the Cen.
tralia had a terrific battle. The men
were ready to quit.
"It's bad enough for MS to 90
down =" the captain shouted to them
above the roar of the Storm "but we
can t lose the kiddies'
The "kiddies" were Charlie and
Marguerite Burkhart, six year ,-nld
twins.
Spurred on by this word, the men
almost exhausted, went back to theil
task, and finally pumped out enough
water that they could get fire I'm,
der the boilers again, and limp into
mort
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26
THE MARKETS
\ i \ i \ 4 i Y y * 4 4 4 4 i

The snow and cold weather is stiffen-
in the egg market both here and in
Portland. Today grocers are paying
32 cents cash and "a cents in trade.
A. year or so ago, the value of valley
wheat in Salem was estimated at about
10 cents under Portland quotations of
Club wheat. This figure does not hold
good in the present conditions, as the
best price that can be secured in Port
land for valley wheat, f. o. b., is $l.0O
A sample of the best valley wheat was
sent to Portland commission house
this week, and $l.00 was the best of
fer. Hence, taking into consideration
freight, insurance and a fair profit the
best that can be offered for valley
wheat in Salem is 90 cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26
Weekly Report of
Union Stock Yards

North Portland, Or, Jan, ga
light run of 800 head of cattle came
forward today Most of the stuff was
of the unfinished class. A few good
loads sold at $50 but even these steers
did not show the quality that was
shown a week ago. The situation in
general is a steady market Bulls and
cows went at former prices.
Hogs.
A light run of hogs totaling 1900
head came to a steady market. Al
though couple of loads sold at $50
this premium was paid on quality only
and the top remained at 7.4O. Bulk
went at 725,
Sheep.
A fair run of almost 220O head of
sheep were unloaded at tine yards.
Sheep are beginning to be scarcity
and buyers are wiling to pay a good
price for well finished stuff Lambs
are quoted at S.25 and ewes at $50.
The representative sales are as fol.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26
coNFERs WITH JUDGE TEAL.
State Bridge Engineer Thinks Concrete
Structure Is Desirable.

Howard Whittier Holmes, associated
with the bridge department of the State
Highway commission, was in Dallas
yesterday afternoon comforting with
Judge Teal relative to the proposed
inter-county bridge across the william.
cite river at Salem. Mr.. Holmes be.
lieves the people are IN ihvor Of the
construction Of concrete structure,
and that when the final plans and spc.
cifications are ready for presentation
to the viewers will recommend that
type Of span to the county courts Of
Polk and Marion counties Borings will
be made within a short time for the
purpose Of ascertaning to what depth
it would be necessary to so for a sub.
stantial foundation for concrete
bridge, and when this shall have been
completed those in charge of the work
will have something i-iorc definite upon
which to base their claims for this type
of construction. Mr.. Holmes does moi
believe that the viewers have thrown
the nineteen plans already prepared into
the discard but is inclined to think that
if steel structure IN finally decided
upon they will later be considered -
Dallas Observer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26
CHARLTON COMES HOME.

New York, Jan. 26- Porter Charlton
convicted in Italy OF numbering hi,
wife, the beautiful California woman
formerly Mary Scott Castle, was due II
arrive here today on the liner Ameri
ca. A war pardon aud the fact that
he had hheady been jailed several
months reduced his sentence aud gave
him release in November.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DIR. o. L. SCOTT-Graduat of Chiro.
practic 5 Fountain Head, Davenport
Iowa, If you have tried everything
and have got no relief, try Chiroprac
tic spinal adjustments and get well
Office 406-7-S L. s. National Bank
Building. Rhone Main 81. Residence
Main S2S.R.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26
CLEANERS AND OVERS

SERVICE COMPANY
13S South High street. We clean,
press, repair, remodel ana refine
clothing and furs. Careful attention
given all work. We call and deliver
Phone 72S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26
Retail Prices.
PORTLAND MARKET

Portland, IT., Jan. 26.-Wheat-Cml
81 .05Ml.1O; Bluestem $Ll4la0l.16i
Forty Fold $107@l.l0j Red Russian
$1.03.
Oats-No. l White Feed S2L75@
2S.75.
Hogs, pest live $72j@I40.
-.rime steers $7.50M7.60.
Fancy Cows $6.25@6.50.
Calves $7MS.
Spring Lambs SS@S.30.
ButteT-City Creamery 3lc.
Eggs-Sclected Local FIX. 3j@3Gc.
Hens liM l5c.
Broilers l4@l4c.
Geese l0Mllc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26

Itirely. The advance during the day was
unexpected, but it is always tne unex-
pected that occurs in the egg trade at
this time Of the year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26

GOOD USED FURNITURE-Bought
and also taken in exchange. Full
line new furniture, ranges, heaters
and other house furnishings. Some
walnut pieces Peetz Furniture Co.,
233 North Commercial street. Phone
EQl +f
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26
CORVALLIS CONNECTION
North Rnlmh
South Bound.
WILLAMETTE RIVER ROUTE


Leave Portland for Oregon City, Butte
Vile, Newberg, Mission (St Paul.,
Wheatland, Salem daily except
Sunday .............................. e;4o am.
Leave Portland for Independence, AL
bany, Corvallis, (Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ..................... 6:45 AM.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS

CALL US-1022. Fixit Shop. Ask
about repair work in general. Don t
forget we do rug cleaning also. Ash
mon.Buekner, 2Gl Court street. Sa
lem, Oregon. Febl9