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ATKlTriTl' I KKII V, (( I'OMKIM. I'll'. I Oregon crry enterprise Publlih(4 ivery Friday F.ODIt. HHor 1M Publieher tared l Oraau r. Oregon I'oatoirtca aa. eaeoad-oUsa matter autir,HHon Ratae: ) year rili Mnatha T rrtel Rutwcnpitoa. Two Maolkt Hubs, rlbera Kill Bad tha dale ( ii.inu ..u atauwed .u. their mii fol KIBf their nana). If last pa.iiirul U BO . (edited kmdlr notify ua, and isr maitar III raredva par attention Advertising Rata oa appllcatloa w ALLACh K. FAKKIMiTON, a Honolulu editor, nut. an nt tirrlv new light tart the trtYiitlt matted DrmottaU aeaincn law. uhuh will go inti. rltryf November I. Hf prrdicti that thn tti:talatHMi will mean the domination of the Pacific hv the Japanese. ui In it it repealed at "net. lr. Fairing-ton hat hrrn a rrvdrut ot the Hawaiian Mand tot alnvvet a quarter ot a imturi and durum that time ha hern a chwe ttudrnt ot otient al attain. Me tav : "Hawaii is vifallv interested in the rational program which it to he dc vrloped tor placing an American merchant marine worth) ot the name on all oreanv more rneviallv the Pacific. Heine an outran, ot the nation in the Pacific, we ot Hawaii arr in a pmition immediately to teel thr eflcu H and rnr the tar-rrathint; aiu resulting trom thr withdrawal oi thr Pacific Mail steamship. Thia came a a rrult o the concluion ot thr uwnrrt ot that tramahip company that thr could not oprratr thr line under the new teamen's law which goo into effect on Sovembrr I. It is a trrritic blow to Hawaii, and even a greater blow to thr future ot American shipping and thr drrlopmrnt ot Amrrican commrrcr in thr Pacific and with the nation bor dering on the IV: tii . "Since these ships wrrr actually withdrawn I havr rrcallrd a UWMlaB1 tin with Captain Rohrrt Dollar at the time hr arrived in Honolulu in com panv with a delegation ot Chinese tinancial and commercial leader who recently made a tour ot thr mainland ot the United States, Captain Dol lar, at a dinnrr given thr party bv thr Honolulu Chambrr ot Commrrir. told of a talk hr recently had with a Iradrr in thr Japanese commercial world. This Japanese gmtlrman asked Captain Dollar to explain to him thr term ot thr nrw seamen law. This thr captain did in detail. The Japane--. alter reflrcting a few moments, (aid: 'It seems impossible, indrrd imptHsi ble. Now we will crrtainly control thr Pacific.' "From prevnt indication that is exactly thr condition we are facing in the Pacific. Shortly after I left Honolulu a movement wa tarted in the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce to mrmortalier congress for the repeal of thr coastwise !u'pping law insofar a it rrlatr to Hawaii. "It can br readily undrrtood why such a movrmrnt wuuld secure an rn thuiatic follow ing if the citizen ol Hawaii wrrr promoted entirely by mer cenary motives. The withdrawal of thr Pacific Mail boat mran that wr losr fivr of thr brt American linrrs and four steamers a month calling at Honolulu. Under the coastwie hipping law we cannot travel between Honolulu and the mainland ports on ships flying foreign flag except by pav ing $200 fin; into the United States treasury. The natural thing, thereforr, tor thr people to do when five American ship arr withdrawn would be to appeal for thr suspension of this law. unless there were other important fac tor to be taken into consideration. The important factor i that the su pension nf the coastwise law would, in the estimation of a grrat many well informed peoplr. result in the Japanese steamers taking practically all thr business between Honolulu and the mainland of the United State. "They would go in to get this business and in this activity they unques tionably would havr thr support of their government. American steamships would find their passrngrr traffic unprofitablr and would withdraw. "Consrqurntly. it is to the credit of the Honolulu Chamber of Com merce, made up of the large and small business factors, that the members, at a largely-attended meeting, voted down the proposal to request the susprn sion of thr coastwise laws. That means that loyalty to American inter ests in the Pacific is a live issue among business men of the territory of Hawaii. Wr are nor afraid of thr Japanrsr in thr sense of fearing- them as an enemy, but it is folly to shut our eyes to the fact that Japanese interests are aggressive competitors of Americans in that part of the world. "The Japanrsr arc ambitious and aggressive. Japanese business Icadrrs and thr Japanrsr govrrnmrnr are working continually to extend thr power of rlie nation and, in fact, to control the commerce of the Pacific, to say nothing of the Oriental territory bordering on the Pacific. Our general disposition is to expect to retain the power without being aggressive. The natural re sult of such policy is likely to be that we shall be backed off the map and wake up some day to a realization of our follies. Then it is possible that we will decide that we shall have to fight to regain ground lost by lack of foresight." huidrd hit paeeporta, and when Dud Sackville West, the Hiitith minister, .ulwwd a ttiend in a put ate In in to voir thr Republican take! m brtiri tot thr uitrrrsta nl thr United Statr than thr I fruw -alia .. I null l"f mrntir only, President I let eland tent him hi passports without a moment' Imitation. Patriotic Ameinaiu. thrrrtoir. trai that thr uptrrtvr- with which tin adiiimittiatMin is permitting Dr. Iumha to rrmaui in rhu countr), altri hi M-tiouilv improper conduit, will mill add to that ctmlrinp' ill which thr t nurd Statr i aliradv hrld in I uinnran tapitak Thru- i no lesson to brlirve that uch an rxhibition ol rlt irprt hi tlir part .-i ihr adinini.ita tion would tttain thr relation hrtwrrn Auttria and thr I nirrd Siatra. In tvl, rrnortt truni X'irnna indicair that the AuMrian axivniiinrni dia- imi itrll approvr tit Dumha' cimduct. N l) IH)UBT ABOUT IT, HKKTHKRN. lit CwirtVi a. mk I he tntrrpttir obtrivr that thr cnminiatHm on industrial relation wa onr icrrat lariT and that it cltaitman. Frank I' Valh. an ap pointer ot thr prrtidrnt. thr brtt clown o the drcadr. I Km ii with thr Fntri prir. The Fnterprir turthrr notM that attrr thr Walah perlt imance, tlw Sullivan affair, thr latr lamrntrd rrignatHHt ol Bryan, thr I anirliatMNi ol thr navv and a trvv tunt ot Wilton tavoritr that the prn .lrnt "at judge (,l men to carry on thr civil work of thr gotrrnment. ha hrrn a cuntpiciyua und lantrntablr tailurr." Watch out lor that atrttUCflt It it "a filthy outbuilt of Bourne tplem." I'hr Kntrrpriw how that thr IFollrttr ramen' m i.i-il bv Drnvotratic cungre and tigned hv Wilaim, it driving the American liag Horn the Pacific and even quotis Minir twittrd figure to pio,e thr imr. Anttthrr Krpublican lir. The Knterpriie hiw the imrtease in the cot of living undri a Drum craiic adminitratkn. Tablr arr printrd to prove that ihr taplr are iiHiuntinK skyward. That' bordrring on trrawn. Thr Kntrrprisr ha hovvn that undrr a Drmocratk iiutnagrmrnt, thr govrrnmrnt i running behind tinanciallr and the part) now misruling the country i cunidering a change in the tariff law to add to thr revenue. Thr Democrat have cut down the inane, addrd to thr rxprnr and grnrrallv mivrtl thing up, avt tln dirtt rag. Words, mrrr wordv Brtt arr ol thr Fntrrprie a vou would of poison, brrthrm. D not br amtaminatrd by omtact with "this thing published down the street." Thr Courirr say that this filthy rag is criticizing Woodrow and i grt ting "pretty closr to treason." if'nnllauad on !' i i Moat uiilqua IhhMIi William Hi liali l ni.l ami aw..n.l l. u m.l I 'l l ' ""rl ni .( a. I ihii Mr. i I anai'ii "eaMttlraa, tttH Mux I'aiilo " r imo-r 1. ,.,. ., mill l a,!.-!. Inifrr lima. Van. mitrr li, ii HjBt; pullrl flral mhi, flral. I ana , h.inifnr Hna. Van. uar I , kit. Hh.I) 'k Ural nakaral flral and mm und, hn, flral and ..n.l, i tlrl anil nn1. pan. Ural. l'.hMIIIVr V 41, , M.1,1,1 "I, n.l iwllrl, rtrat. (I Maak l anlif. aa nl. Unern.torfar lima . paa. Oral, ilao Mnka. arrond llroa I Hrahinaa lorfar lima , l aiurn.lnrfrr fork, aarond. flrat, U llartua. Aurora sr. ..ml W I Mauar. Aurora lU-al ram lam. tlr.'t W I Itaurr, Aumra. aatoa.t. i) llaiuu of Aurora trr. flral (lao llallok. Wlllamatlr. aarooJ. tl. Manna, Aumra V I llauar. of Aumra. . arrl.tl all olhrr aaarda In thla rlaaa Doraat Harna V. II flataland ... Ihr only anlry and larrlisl all aaanl. Ha araa alt an a premium for th hamplan ram n. Ihr rhamplnn . Cotawald. I last ram 1 rears old and otrr, Ural. J It t ola at Molalta. aaron.l. II H llarma. Aumra llaal ram una year and undrr i yeara, II. I) llarma I hot rwr lainl). II I) llarma J II Cola rarrlanl all olhrr rntrt.'a Lincoln. laa V rimlth. ot Aumra. t-arrlvd all rntrlra In tbla rlaaa. Angora Ooatt. Ilral Inn k unr rar old and undrr J. X 1 1 it, I .,,.,, i 'anl.) Ilral l.ii.-k khl first. A. tl llrthhlr. Aumra. artonil. vi, in ltrrni. fanl Ilral dor i yaara old and orrr. flral and acs un.l. 0 ock. first. II A. I). Orlbhl.'. Xitrora Ileal doe onr I rttrfcrrtd, flrat, I'ailr I tn liln t .Mk. firal. I ani- n Ilral .aa : yrara old and'1'"'" ,ru Von. .hi tar nan first ,, I H ,, . I J.I.I.,.,,1 llroa, Van. out r W'hlla latnaahan fo.-k. ria-krrrl. hrn. pullrl and x-n. flral and .-nd lira. Nallla Krll.r fanliy lllark l.anashan fork, iw-krrvl. hrn. Ilral and amnnd. Mrs Nallla Krllrr. fanby. pullal, flral. Mra. Nl Hr Krllrr, aacoad. lainarndorfrr lima., pan. Oral, Mra Nallla Krllrr: aat-ond, laynarndorfrr Uroa it. i Mullen up f ,n k flral. Win Hhort. fanliy, amnnd. tiro Mrrka. f anb . rorkrrrl. hrn. pullrl. and pen. flral and second. Ilao Marks. OUhj IHilllili' ft-IHlxMl While I ell.i Ii I'lM-k. set. Mill ,-. kerel Dial. I allKell dorfrr llroa . Yam-outer amoml Mr 0 Marra. tireaoti city, hen Oral and second, lainaen.lorfer llroa. Van, u ver, pan, aarond. lanarndorfrr lima, Vani.mtrr in. i, ConiU-.l White l ealmru H Wolfer, Aumra. V. y flaher. Oreison year old and under t, A. P. (Irlbblr llrst doe kid. first 1 K. fole, MulaS Cllr second, lArnirlaa. fanliy. pul jletl. first. Krenlrlaa. seenml. V Y sei ond. A I) llrll.hle, Aumra Ileal Klaher. f anliy . prn. flral. V flali. four kl.ls. ael of one aire, brad by ei , aeeond, rrentriaa. hlbltor. J It. fole, Molalla Chain Urown l.eahnrti Cm kerel. flral, phut liu.-k. A I), tlrlbhle, rhainplun l-vtls Kelt, Aumra. pullrl and mii. I THFRL IS AMAZKMENT in foreign diplomatic circles and chargin among well-informed Americans because President Wilson has not handed his passports to Dr. Cons tan tin Dumba, the ambassador of Austria-Hungary. When it become known that Dr. Dumha's recall had been requested, that official had the temerity to issue a public letter to the secretary of state which amounted to an appeal to the people against the ad ministration and which constituted a flagrant violation of diplomatic etiquette. Foreign ambassadors and ministers accredited to Washington are here virtually a guests of this nation. They enjoy immunity from taxes and from arrest and other privileges which could be accorded them only as guests, ami they arc under, obligations ro treat the government to which they are ac credited with the utmost consideration and respect. Dr. Dumba's offense was tantamount to the action of a man who, as a guest in another's house, appealed to his host's children against their father. And now comes the ext of the letter which Dr. Dumba sent home in which he lefers to President Wilson as "self-willed" and as an "instransigeant." Wheo the Spanish minister, Du Puy de Lome, referred to President McKinlev. in a private letter as "a pot-house politician," he was promptly POINT OF ATTENDANCE, quality and quant u ..t cxhihiti Mid the general enthusiasm of the ;y.ple of thr count t the ninth annual Clackamas County fair which closrd Thursday at Canbt was thr most uccesslul held in the history of the lair ivmx lation. There is no institution in America which is more coMiie.politan than a county fair, such a was held at Can by. Farmer, business men, women, thildrrn, gather each vear to view their own work. It i an all-home show. It is composed of the product of both cities and country. When it i all ovet , we have jut as much money a before, and perhapa we arr a little hettrr off because we have put some of it info circulation. While the Canby fair this year will probably be foun.1 to hr a financial Miccess. gate receipts should not be the guage by which to nidge the associa tion's work. Neither is the amount of money raised or spent, the sum of fered in awards and prize money, the time made by the horse on the rac tra--k proper measures to study the success of the fair. In interest taken and enthusiasm shown that th$ sun ess of the fair should be guaged. The fair is primarily an educational institution and thr lesson it teaches has many sides. Those who visit the fair are learning more . bout the community in which they live and how to live better and br more efficient citizens. Nowhere else do they come to realize the importance of co-operative effort, and nowhere else is a greater desire to excell a neighbor in any undertaking manifested. doe. J. K fole. Mulall aaoi. W. II. f let eland, of (irrahain. car lied all entries In this tiasa. Mulafoot. Hoar all months old and under I.' monlha. IMmlrk and lireanry Htorl farm. Oregon f Itjr. Fat Barrow. Ileal fat barrow, flrat. Ceo llelkik flral ami aerond. la ala K. II Aeloia Hlnile foiubed Huff Uxhiio fiK-korel, first. A. Kocher. (lull) a.son.l. Mra f Marra. Ores', m Cltt hen. first. Mra. C Marra, Oregon City. e.nil. Mra llerlha Hlort. Oregon City; pullet. Mr C Marra. Oregon fit second. Mra llerthx Stnr . Mrs C Marra. I'., I, i',, ml.-, I Ii,,, mii l.e(iii,il arcond. W II. t l laud tlrraham I ockrrrl, second. tatiRendorfcr t. Heat pen of three fat harrows, flral, Vancouver; hen. first and fftatod Goo. Datlok; arrond. W. It. flava pcDtt. flral. pen. second. I anaemlot land. Orrshain. ft llroa Horticultural DapaMmsnt. WlUir Minorca C.M-k. flral Ileal display of fruit. Includlna Ilia , rndorfar; uecond. Mrs C Mar', ').-, aon City. cK-Kerel. rirl. Mrs f . Varra. aet-ond. I Jtiutetnlorfer a Ma. first. Mra. C Marra: prn, lania rndorfrr llroa lllack Mlnorcaa Cockerel, hen. imi let and i', ii, flral and second, l-uiu-.n various klnda and tarlellea. (Its, lie Hok Ileal box Haldwlns, Jonalliau Vodrr. Iluhbartl Ileal hoi of North am 8pjr. Jonathan Yoder Heat but of llravenstelns. R. 8. for. fanby. llrst Imji of Crimes. Ileo Drllok. WO- lamette. Heat ln of Kink or T.uiip dorfer llroa kins. K S foe. fanby. Heat box of f Inronaa Co. k. flrat, Mrs Hertha Jonathana. Jonathan YiMler. Ilubtiard I Hlory ; cockerel, flral and airnnd. Ilox of Orlley, It. rt for. Candy Hut latnarndorfer llroa . hen. flrat. Mra. of Maldrn Hluah. K. 8. foe. fanb) Hertha Story, pullrl. and pen. flral Plata Eahlblta Applaa. and second, l.anaenilnrfer llroa. Slnale varletlra. Ihrrr plalra of fit, I'. Hlue I'ol fork, first. Mrs. Her aperlinena parh. Haldwlns, Jonathan I ha Slur) cm kerel, flrat, hen. flrat Yoder. Ilulihartl liratenatlnea, Jor-1 and aiM-ond. lien, first. Mrs Hertha alhnn I aider Crimes Golden, Ceo Story llellok Jonathan, flral. Geo. Itellok; Hlark latred I'ol fork. hen. ul arcond. Jonathan Yoder Kin, first, let and pen. first and second, Mrs Geo Dellok: second Oscar IMper. An Hertha Story. rora. Northern Spy. Jonathan YiMlrr , White f reacent lllack -Cock, cork Mra Her u.i.iau I hi. i f.H-k. flral ami aar i.li.l .... kelel Hial ami ae. olid hen flral and a ml pullal, flral and MM .mil. i"n. flral, I angendnrfer lima Huff Orplnghlon Mmk fork, flral tm kerel. flrat hall, flral. pullal. flral. I ainaendoi fer Hrwa C.lored Mua. oty llili'k fiM-k. flrsl . imi first l.anB.'ii,l.,rfer Hroa Wl Mua. .,tt IIH. k C... kerel tiral pullal. flral. latnaendorfar Hra dray Call (JMI k Cock, flrat and aer pal . .a kerel. flral ami second, ban. first and ae. ,ullrl. flral and arr I pen flral W II Cleveland. Grea ham lllack Kasl Indian RtMUkM Ihuk Cak. flral. W II Clryaland. Grea ham Knallali Nl Indian RMUMf Pall r,M-k. first, cm-krrel, flrsl and smiMld, hen flral an, I aecolid. ptlllel. flral and .... .imi pen flrat. Krclitreaa, fanby. I-..- ii Indian Rtaaaff DtJjpk Ooek, flrat hrn. flrat and ae. ond Mrs I ..!. Kell. Aurora While Indian MMN Dwll 'oek, flral; LaafMataffM Hroa. aeminl. Uwla Kell. Auora. hen. flrat. I.rwla Kell. Aurora, second, lanaen.hirfer llroa , pullet, flrsl and second, I .una endorfer Hroa imtii. I angrndorfer llroa . aecolid. l ew la Kell Toulouae ,;, .a. fork, flrsl, II llarma , in kerel. flrsl. G Harms, are, nd. lamgendiirfer Hroa hen. first. G. llarma. pullet. I. angendnrfer llroa . aec.itnl. li Marina HARD SURFACE CHEAP COURT MAY BUY PAVINO PLANT ANO LAY ASPHALT FOR COST OF MACADAM ere!, hen, pullet, and pen tha Slory licit riled White Cock. riH-kerel. first, Mra llerthit Story; second. Lung en.lnrfrr Hroa ; hen, first and second. Mrs Hertha Story. pullet, aecon.l. Her T Your Future You do not know where you will lie nor the po sition you will occupy a few years henc e. Every am bitious person knows what he or she would like to be. That your ambition may be realized you must ever be ready to sacrifice the present for the future. It Is a good thing to have a goal to work for. Where do you want to be five years from now What you are five years from now depends on how you take advantage of present opportunities and pre pare for future ones. To grasp the present and pre pare for the future sating money is indispensable. It Is so In Itself, in the credit which It brings and from the beneficial effects of thrift on the individual himself. Start a l.ank account here and lie prepared for the futare. The Bank of Oregon City OREGON CITY, OREGON RUTH WILL OU T. After all their ear the Courier has ad-, Aurora tnitted that it has no conscience that it ii run on a principle that there is no limits to thr things that they uujlit to do for money. The following is from the Courier: "In the prohibition campaign many of the Oregon papers showed that they had something in their polict that was above the .lol'ar. Some ot them believed prohibition was not the thing, and they refused to print the matter sent out by the Committee of One Hundred, even tvlici ( Jrton Goodwin, the eminent British press-agent, offered to pay for it. Other papers, believing that a continuation of the liquor trade was harmful, refused to print the matter sent out by the bright young men, who were employed by the Nation al Brewer' association under various aliases. They unuldn't print it even when cash was sent in advance. "Some newspapers, vou see, have consciences. Snme newspapers are Yeilow llellflnwer. first, Jonathan Yo der; second. Ceo. Delink. Slavmuu Wlneaap. Geo. llellok Ortlry, Geo Drllok Plata Eshlblta Paara. Hox Ileum- Danjou, Gen IVHok Winter Nellli. Geo. Kamlull nnd Sue , lamitrndorfer llroa pen. Mra Oregon flly. that Story. Plata Exhibits Prunas. Golden Urown CiM-k. first and aec Itnllan and Silver, O. M. Mattlson. ond. Mrs Hertha Story; cockerel. Cub) Single tarlellea. J. K. Milne. ! nrat, Mrs Hertha Story; arrond. lamg endorfer llroa.; hen. flrat and aecon.l. I Mrs. Ilerlhn Story; pullet, aeon. I. .'dltx-, lavnaendorfer llroa.: pen, Mrs. Her tha Story. Silver Urown I'ol Co. k. flrat, Mrs Hertha Story; hen, first und second, I Mrs Hertha Story; pullet, first and second. I.nngendorfer Hum . mmi. Mm A m ora Pat Exhibit Qulncai. llrst display .if -;iilnr,-, J. K AT CANBY ARE COMPLETE MRS. BERTHA STORY ONE OF THE HEAVIEST EXHIBITORS ANO RECEIVED 127 RIBBONS. The list of iitturds In thu poultry de partment in the i ilunty i'ulr hat e Just run hv men who think there are limirs ro the rbim-i tl. ,t rhe,- noirhr r.. ,1,, '"'en completed and iirriiiined in order for money.' The Courier, professing to believe that a "continuation of the liquor trade was harmful" did not refuse "to print the matter sent out by the bright joung men who were employed by the National Brewers association under various aliases" in the campaign of only a vear ago. Two and two make four. M EETINGS OF TAXPAYERS in Clackamas county do not show the real opinions of a majority of taxpayers, for the simple rea son that only a certain class of taxpayers attend them. The folly of attempting to learn the desires of 30,000 persons by a gathering of two or three score is apparent. The meeting last Saturday, the desires of which the county court is now attempting to follow, was no exception. The court room was crowded, but the greater part of that crowd was composed of ro;id supervisors, men who arc naturally opposed to any decided reduction in the number of districts. It is true that there were a few at the meeting who were not supervis ors. Harvey E. Cross, who earnestly , pleaded for a reformation of the county road policy, lead this small delegation whose views were different from a majority at that meeting. County Judge Anderson, after two years of observation and study, has reached the opinion that the proper number of road districts would be about 20. He prepared a map in which the principles learned in his study were worked out. The map apparently did not meet with the approval of the supervisors at the meeting Saturday and Judge Anderson has practically said that it would not be used. If Judge Anderson had the real views of a majority of the taxpayers of the county, he would do well to follow them In this 'I. "i i.i 1 1 in, nl the entries out BUmberod that uf any other exhibits. Some of Cluckamas county's bust poultry raisers had entries. Mrs. iter tli jt Story of this city, was one of the heaviest exhibitors nnd was awarded 117 blue rllibons. The awards follow: Whit Plymouth Mock Cock, first, Larjgendortor llros., Vancouver, Wn.; cockerel, first, l.anKendnrfer llros.. Vancouver; second, Mrs. f. Marrs, Oregon City! hen, first, Mrs. Nellie Keller. Canby; second, l.niwndorfer llros; pullet, first, LaDftendorfer llros; BRcondi Mrs. Nullle Keller, Canby; pen, first, .anR-cndorfer llros., Vim couver; second, Mrs. ('. Marrs, Ore gon City. Huff Kock--Oock, flrsl, 1 jingenilor fer llros., Vancouver; cokarel, first, W. H. Cleveland, (Jresham; second, I.angendorfer llros.; hen, Lasngendor fer HroH., first and second; pullet, Uingnndorfer llros. first and second; pen, Langendorfer Hros. Barred Rock Cockerel, A. Kocher, Canby, first and second; ben, A. Koch er, Canby; pullet. A. Kocher, first and second; pen, II. Kocher, Canby. Silver White Wyandotte Cock, dorfer Bltw. Hertha Story. Silver Laced Pol-Cock, flrat und second, Mrs. Ilertlui Story; cockerel, second, Uingendorfrr Hroa.; ben, first and second. Mrs. Hertha Story: pul let, first and :econd, I Jtngen, loiter Hroa.: pen, Mrs. Ilertlui Story Gray laired Pol. --Cock, first und seeotul. Mrs. Ilertlui Story; hen, first und second, Mrs Herthn Slory, pul let, LniiKcrdorfer Hros ; pen. Mr Ilertlui Story. White l.u.eil Pol. Cock, first nud second. Mrs. Herlbit Slory; hen. first und second, Mrs Ilertlui Story: pn1 let, l.ungendorfer Hros.; pan, Mrs Hertha Story. Heardcd Hluck i .iced Pol. Cock, first and second, Mrs. Ilertlui Story; cockerel, first l.iiiiKcudorfer Hros.; hen, first and second, Mrs. Hertha Story; pullet, first, l.tingeiiilorfer llros.; second, Mrs. Ilertlui Story, pen, Mrs, Ilertlui Story. Huff Orpington Cook, first; cock erel, first and second; hen, first and second: pullet, first aipl second; pen. first, J. It. Colt, Molalla. White Orpington Cocker. -I, first; hen, first and second ; pen, second, Dlmlck Slock farm; pen, first, C. Ken dull. Pit flames (ock. first and second; cockerel, flrat, C. Haty, Canby; cock erel, second, B, It. Wolfer. Aurora; hen, first and second: pullet, rirst and second; first and second: C. Ila,v. Oanhy. lllack Sumatra - Cock, flrat; crcir nrel, llrst; hen, first; pullet. flr.t nnd second; pen, flrat, l.nngoridorfei- Ufu. Vancouver. White Cornish (.nine -- Cockuiel firs', lien, rirs'. tnd second, pr'lel nrsi an. i second; pen, rirsi, I ,i, i n SAI.KM. Ore. Sepl .'I Should Marlon county purchase the ating plant w hich II has uaed I lie paat tea in, nulla in manufacturing patetn.'ii for roads near thla city It rould lay the pavement nine feel wide on the ..unity roada for the aaine expense as for nincad.im roads of the same width, or approximately $3000 to f mile. This year the county as an al iwrlment laid two and twatenth mllea. or S3,f36 yards, of Ihr patr ment on Ihr old stage road, the Silver Ion, rltei and penitentiary road, be aides the drives at the court hm.a, and some roudwut In the stale fair groiinda at a total coat of $I5..1.1. which la about $1.1100 a mile, r cent a . iiurv vanl. The puirinenl wa luld fourteen teel wide Of Hie amount apent by the county, flM 1.1 0 was re pit lil by the alale fair board. Inat Ing the county's net expanse $i 1 :U0.2H. This Include all coal, eten ls cburged l the county fur the use of Us own truck, which wsa used In hauling material The county haa aonie auppllea and equipment wh'eli hate not been uaed. A royally nf 11 rents a square yard, or a total of ll'.l:' a mile, waa paid to the owners nf the paving plant That the pat lug can be laid by the county oiieratlng Its own plain and with the exertence gained this year at a coat of about flf.oo a mile for putement fourteen feel wide, la the estimate of County Ituildmnater W I Culver, who bases his estimates on this yenr'a work. No royalty would have to he paid to Itself by the conn ly and the overhead expense for main tcmincc of the plant. Interest and sim ilar expense would not eiiinl the royally paid thla yenr. If the county conrf should decide to lay the pine ment next year It will luy It In long er stretches, thus eliminating a heavy Item from this year's coat. Much equipment on baud would not (invi to be purchased agnln Ibis year. The county court has an option for 1 1 i.iHio on tha partni plan! ami the royally to be paid Ibis yenr, about $:IOOO, would lie applied on the pur chase price The pavement laid mi Hie roads Is two and mi" half Inches thick und on the fair grounds und court house drives it Is four Inches thick. It Is laid on ii gravel or old rock base. Multnomah county thla year paid $1.17 for Warren patent pavement two Inches thick. This piivcment Is simi lar to Hint used in Marlon conntj at abOUl half the cost. K. N. Kellogg has won two suits In the Vancouver, Wash., Justice court against M. D, Ayres, formerly of this city. Mr. Kellogg had claims as signed to bun by Parr Hros., for IHO.Isl; ferman, the MolaMu out, hunt for I8.NI) and llr A McDonald for I0. What Good Druggists Say of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. T HK EVIL EFFECTS of the Underwood tariff law in various sec tions of the country, together with the determination of the Re publicans to press a number of tariff revision measures at the com ing session has led some Democratic leaders to believe that their wisest plan is to take the bull by the horns and themselves urge certain increases in the tariff. These will be urged on the ground that the country must have more revenue not that American industries are suffering from lack of protection and the need of more revenue will be explained on rhe ground that it is needed for military preparedness not on the true state of the treasury which is already alarming, despite the fact that no unusual cpenditures for mili tary purposes have been made. The treasury deficit for the period beginning July 1st is now $32,600,000, as compared with a deficit of $16,000,000 for the same period of last year. I.angendorfer Hros. Vancouver; cock erel. Langendorfer Hros.; hen, Lang- endorfer Hros., first and second; pul let, Langendorfer llros., first and sec ond; pen, Langendorfer Hros. Huff Wyandotte Cock, Mrs. C. Marrs, Oregon City; cockerel, second, Mrs. C. Marrs, Oregon City; hen, pul let and pen, Mrs. C. Marrs, Oregon City. Part. Wyandotte Cock, first; hen, first and second, Mrs. C. Marrs, Ore gon City. Columbia Hock Cock, second, hen, flrat and second, W. II, Cleveland, Oresham. American, Dominique Cockerel first and second; hen, flrat and sec ond; pullet, first and second; pen, C. M. Lake, Oregon City. Single Combed Rhode leland Red -Cockerel, second; pullet, first and second; pen, second; A. Kocher, Can by. White Rhode Islands Cock, flrat. Geo. Meeka, Canby; second, Langen dorfer llros., Vancouver; cockerel, first and second, Geo. Meeks, Canby: hen, Langendorfer Pros., flrat and sec Dark Cornish Indian Came i'i,.-k afel, first, hen,, first and second, put let first nnd second, pen, first; Lang endorfer Hros. Knell.-1, Hrnwn ftcd Game Hautain Cock, first, cockerel, first and second; hen, first and second; Langendorfer Hros. Puitteao COCk, first, hen. first, lingendorfer Hros. , Golden Seabrlgbt llantam - Cock, first and second; hen, flrat nnd sec ond; Langendorfer Hros. White Cochin Hantama First and second, hen, first; E. L. Lanklns, Hub bard. Huff Cochin Hantam Cock, first, Chas. Hates; second, Will Allen, Ore gon City; cockerel, first, Will Allen; second, W. H. Cleveland, Greshnm: hen, first, Chas. Hates; second, Will Allen; pulet and pen. flrat and sei ond, Will Allen. Oregon City. White Fantalls Pair, flrat and sec ond, W. H. Cleveland, Oresham. nronze Turkey Cock, first, W. If. Cleveland, Oresham. Mallard Turkey Cock, first and second; cockerel, first and second: sat Dm It in Tk-ir Own F, b rWarsac la Aay OtW Caag Mete. Pnf.ar's Hoxar Asm Tax Cnnrotmn hss a -lii raonrd for tixallngconghannd enlda, throat and long troublaa, ofoTsr forty yaars, It It aa poimlar will, tha datlar aa with tha cmlomor, bseaoss It osn ba dspandsd npon to astlifj tbs naar, and It contains no oplstas. P. A. EFIRD, Conelo, Calif., writaai "I hare told Poi.Br "a IIokbt and Tab, and al u, othar cough rnadiclnat for a numbar of jaari, but oarer naa anjllilnit but Kolbt's Hobbt abd Tab for nraalf aod fauill;, aa I And itprndaossthabeatreauita, alwsrteurss astara colds, aora cheat and Innga, and does no eootain opiataa or other harmful drais." DM. JOHN W.TAYLOR, LothersTllle.fla. wntss: ' I am a retired physician and bars sold Koi.bt's Ilossr and TiB for rasra and tlaireaeolire tatlifactlon. I sell It bncaoee I balleta It to ba so honest medic I on, and it aaUiflea my patrons." W. L. COOK , Draaairt. Nalhart, Mont., wntaa: 'I recommend FoLKi'a IIonkt abd Tab to all mj customers, became It aires the beat retails tot cougha sod ooldi of aarthlna I aelL" O. Q. ETratTH, Brock, Minn., write-,: Folbt s Bombi abd Tab (I fee batter eel tafaetioa than an? preparation of the kind I hare erer handled.'' "A food drnnlit le flad to sell For. bt's Eoaar abd Tab for eoatha, oolda, croup, wbooplnacnoah.hoarmeta, tlekllnf throat, bronchial and Is (rlppe couf hi, sad for week throat aod lnn-t, becanae It It an buoeet SJd pars medicine that eatiafles the uaar. SVEBY USES IS A FRIEND. Jones Drug Co.