Roseburg news-review., March 03, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVlEW TUESDAY. MRCH 3. 1025.
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KELLOGG RESIDENT 'MRS.
DIES LAST NIGHTI
Mrs. Lena L. Bawer, who has I Tho funeral of Mrs. George
been In this clty for the past : Sarver, who passed away at her
month at the home of her daugh- home on Winchester street. Sun
tor, Mrs. J. M, llaldwln, passed day night, wus held thii morning;
away here last night at ubout 10, at the Koxchurg Undertaking Tar
o'clock. Mrs. llawer came here lors, at 10 o'clock. The funeral
from Kellogg Hbout a month ago services were read by Iter. Culd
to slay at her daughter's home and i well of the Baptist Church, and
receive medical treatment In hopes? the body was interred at the Odd
of benefiiting her health, the was ! Fellows cemetery. There were
6 years old at the time of her
death, and has lived for a num
ber of years at Kellogg, where
she leaved many friends who will
be grieved to learn ot her death.
Besides her httsbund, Louis llawer,
who lives at Kellogg, she leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Ualdwin of
this city, and Mrs. Charles Hess,
of Tacoma. and two sons, Louis
and Max of Kellogg. No funeral
arrangements will ,be made untlf
,Mr. Bawer i arrival nere from Kel
logg sometime this afternoon.
ART DI8PL-Y
Display of worked samples of
the newest embroidery work at
Carr's. Big line of stamped pieces,
new designs for spring, just receiv
ed by express. See this line at
Carr's.
BETSY LANE SHEPHERD
--' 8ING8 HERE FRIDAY
Betsy J-ane Shepherd, the (emi
nent Soprano, assisted by Jacques
Glockntr, 'Cellist, will be heard In
one of the outstanding recitals of
the season at An'.'ers theatre on
the evening of Friday, March 6.
Miss She;, herd is one of the fin
est sopranos on the concert stago.
Her voice Is S-lch and talented, of
genuine soprano quality. With this
unusually beautifu. voice Is Jinked
a personality rarely giot with and
these qualities combined with
splendid rsuslclanship, make Miss
Shepherd a decided favorite In con
cert fields. '
Mr. CSIockner Is an artist of con
slderiXila reputation and allogeth
er the program Is certain to appeal
to all the niUBlo lovers of ltose
burg. , '
, Admittance will be by card of In
troduction only, which mny be se
cured from Ott'a Music Store.
, Dlslnlfect and wash ?our Incu
bators and brAodera wlh B-K. It
is odorless, leaves no satin anfl Is
a powerful disinfectant. Sold by
Wharton Bros.
s
New arrivals' in Indies' and children' shoes that tell you
Spring ia here New oxfords r,-w pumps liat please
the eye, the foot and the purse. Let us fit ou to a pair.
Roseburg Booterie
IRVIN BRUNN
SHOES fHAT SATI8FY AND FIT YOUR FEET.
PERKINS BLDO. R03EBUR0. OREGON
gIIIIIIICglIIlII
THE LIDERTX
LAST SHOWING TONITE
A SPECIAL PRODUCTION
First Showing Here in The Northweit
A SOCIETY DRAMA OF SPLENDOR
THE WEST AND THE EAST
: -I'll JOHN INCF '
' It was the moat novel dance that
ball given by "The Girl of Gold" on the sixteenth level of it
gold mine! At last something new had been found to delight
the Jaded, pleasure-mad social set. llilarlly was at Its height
when smUlenly crwh a enve-in?
ALSO IN NATURAL COLORS:
THE1 GRAND CANYON OF ARIZONA
ALSO: CHARLEY
This special show at 25 cts for
HEADACHES
Voir Itt'nil m-hes because
your nerves aren't in con- I j
Ullion. The spine is Hie Al
nerve center the seat of wFm
the trouble. Our adjust
ments at the spine rebuild
the whole nervous system. d
"Yourr for Health"
Dr. C. H. McNeil
Chiropractic Specialist
Phon. 694-J
327 West Cass
SARVER
BURIED TODAY
s
many beautiful floral offerings,
from the many friends she mudo
while living In ltoseburg.
BORN
7M1UBET Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
; rtoiibet, of this city. Friday,
February 27, at Mercy Hospital,
' girl, Mae Jean.
NOTICE
I will be out of my office In the
rcfklns Building until March 16.
. UK. O. J. BACHER.
TO CALL FOR BIDS
The county court will meet Ir
regular monthly session tomorrow
morning. The court expects a
HtSit term as only a few routine
matters are scheduled. Plans have
been prepared for the new Coffee
creek bridge, which will replaca
the one wati7cd out during the Do
cember storm period, and the
court expects to issue a cull for
bids, at the coming session. The
bids will be received on April 2.
The bridge will have a 37 foot
truss and 179 feet of trestle ap
proach. Spray hose at Wharton Bros.
DAIL.' WtATHER ItEPORT
V. B. Weainer liureaa. local of
fice, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours
ending 6 a. m.
Prmein. In Inches and Hundredths
Highest temperature yesterday 61
lowest temperature lat night 40
It-eeltHnrn lnut 9i Cimi n
Total preiV sine first month.. 0 Warner against an alleged exces
Normal preclp. for this month..3.9S ' lv" "wer asHeswment was refer
ral nreclp. from Sept 1. re'l to the city attorney for a legal
to di&e .. 33.23 1
Avers ee precip. from Sept.
1.1S7J 24. 68
Totxl excess f&m SepL 1,
1921 8.55
Average precipltatiun or 4tt
wet seasons. (September to
Mav tn.-luirve) SI 4
Probably rain tonight and Wed
nesday. WM BFT.T. Met.orr,toiH.f
Charming
New
Styles
THEATER
i.nclely had ever attended
CHASE COMEDY
adults and 10 rts. for children g
1C
ousy SESSION
Many Routine Matters
Given Attention at Meet'
ing Last Night.
GRADES ARE WANTED
Residents of Roberts and
Mill Streets Desire Grades
Upon Which to
Construct Walks.
The city council had a short but
buy session last night, disposing
of a large number sf routine mat
ters. All of the eouncllmen were
present, and there were also quite
a number of spectators In attend
ance.
H. O. Wilson .appeared before
the council and asked permission
fa construct a garage In Vt ave
nue off 4th street. The side street
Is not improved arl there Is little I
expectation tnat it will no paved
soon, and he desires to constluict
a garag building In the dead end.
The matter was referyd to tr
street committee.
L. L. Hell asked for a grade on
Roberts Street 1 put in side-I
walks. The new council, however ,'tne oath and delivers his lnaugur
Is following the .rule laid down by aj aiiilresB v
the old sounrll, that a sidewalk i p. m. President, accompanied
grade will not be given until plans I by cavalry escort, returns to
are ms.io ior me. improvement ot white House for buffet luncheon...
the .street y grading and paving. 1:40 p m.presidcnt takes his
It If. possible that a petition to lpace In reviewing stand in front
pave Roberts street between Maln:of the whlle Houge , witness the
and Jackson will be presented.The paaslnK o( ,ha inau(.ur parade,
street committee will make an l,n-1 occupying about an hour, and
It was
reported that the fences :
around the reservoir In the south
end of town are down and that
children are playing near tho wa-
ter. ine hea'h and police com- heard strange voices echoing tver
mlttee was instructed to lnvesU-the plaza and resounding about
gate the condition of the fences the corners of the library of con
and to order, them repaired If 'grexs.
i., .mi uniiu mniiinn in
cuiiiiiuon ji ine reservoirs.
A petltim waspresented by the e of president's of the past,
residents t.( Soutn Mill street aHk- The radio announcers were hav
ing for the establishment of a Ing, dress rehearsal of their. parts
grade and -the widening nnd grad-l'n tomorrow's great ahow. Headed
! Ing of the street.
The remonstrance
of Frank
oP'n'on.
Walks were ordered. In on the
south side of Floed street between
Stephens and Flm streets.
Councilman Res reported that
freight trucks .are operating in
side the city without mufflers, and
lhatn.h.'r,i.",."JrlrUCte' ,0 "ee ,0 iaka tiie o'h "f.offlce tomorrow
n - " 'TZ:?' .k, J. Coolldge to-
,.- . ; ., riilaJr ,or 'he pre-tnaucuratlon
....,. .ua.u ..uu u'-i 11 DU1U .HI f l.UV
each.
It was also reported that the hjll
In which the c'y was Interested,
providing for the foreclosure of
protsrty liens in the circuit court,
had been passed by .the legislature
and s?,jned by the gornor.
The street iiperlntendenfs re
port, showing that the department
clenns over 14 miles of pavement
each week, was read and fll
A hydrant on Winchester street
ta m he rhnwii in ntuiia u i
convenient for the use of the
psrtment.
The ordinance providing for the
vacation of Floed and Short
streets In favor of the Coen Lum-lto
ber company, was read third time
and passed. The commercial
nue assessnien' ordinance was al
so passetl. .
The ordlnnnce granting' the
Sguthrrn Pacific a franchise for a
spur trs."k In North Pine street
was placed on first and seconlI,,w,'" wno tomorrow will become
reading.
;iie county scarifier and grader
will be used to improve the un-'
graded portions of the West
Roseburg road affd 2nd aviiue lniP Hno tol on which General
North RosebiX g. Dawes ss a boy practiced long
The following is the Us; ofiho,lr the plnno.
claims audited and allowed : Wisconsin Visitor Gay
.'allfornla Oregon Power WASHINGTON. Mar. 3. WIs-
enmpany, senios .$SR1 .35 leonsln vlKltors for the Inaugural
Ru9hong & Co. Minute book 23.69 ceremonies fed Into the WhiR-
Portland Seed
maple trees ...
company,
Flax .Maiiuns.rtu?jng
pany. supplies
Churrlfll Hardware
Com-
Co-
pan), supplies
Quiiie. Goodman ft Co.
. mitim on insurance ..
pn-
F. F. Patterson, repairing
walk
Union Oil company, couimn
book
MrKean, Darhy & Baldwin,
5.00
repairing clialr
- 1.25
iiuiison r.iectrlc Store, serv.
Ices ..
Terminal Hotel r.npany,
board for prisoner
Sun Printing Company,
sidewalk notices ,
Herb Starretl, services
D. R. Shsmbrook, services..
L. (). Dvvaney, labor and
material
Claude Crocker, relieving
truck driver
Geo. W. Culver, supplies ....
Nosh Son. supplies
II. L. Kppsteln, general city
work ....
J. W. Draper, labor en slump
ground .
Roseburg News Review,
printing
60.40 !
5.80
1200
2.50
4.00
7.30
4.16
12.S0
26.50
Improvement
East Fourth Street:
liii,a Abstract Company
Blue Prints
H. L. Kppsteln, engineer-
.60
Ina and assessment 24.00 u rat ton tomo'row of President
M. C. Bowker, eoKlneerlou t oolidKe an-i Vice rresld.nt Klect
and assessment .... 4 00 Iiawes. the first state executlre t"
W. S. Crear, enxineerlna S.00 arrive was Lieutenant flovernor
Rast Avenue: iv-red F. Sterlina of Illinois.
x ,
tice of KBseBsment
Laurel wood Sewer No. 2:
.34-M
i(oneturff wit-Review, no
tice of anecment .44.00
Ball bearing. llht running lawn
mowers at Wharton Bros.
INAUGURATION
OF PRESIDENT
TO BE SIMPLE
(Continued irons page one)
progresses smoothly however, and
no last minute executive tangle
upsets the expectations of officials
the day's events will move off
about as follows:
10:30 a. m. V I c e-Presldent
Dawes leaves his apartment at the
New Wlllard Hotel for the White
House.
11 a. m. President Coolldge and
VIce-Presldent-Elect Dawes, accom
panied1 by a committee of congress
and cavalry escort, leave the
White House for the capltol.
11:15 a. m. On arrival at the
capitol, the president goes to his
room to sign last minute legisla
tion and the vic-prcsldent-elect
goes to the vice-president's room.
11:30 a. m. Senate recesses un
til 11:45 a. m. House adjourns
sine die.
11:45 a. m. President and vice-president-elect,
house members
and distinguished guests Jake
plac? In senate chambers.
11:50 a. m. Oath is administer
ed to vice-president-elect. Retir
ing President of the Senate Cum
mins, makes brief address. Senate
adjourns sine die.
Noon New vice-president calls
I new syiate to order and derive
! his Inaugural address. New sena
tors ate sworn in.
.2:3 p. m. Entire official par
ky moves out ro the inaugural
platform on the capital plaza,
,hr,, Pre!,letit rVmlidro takes
. bringing the official Drogram to a
close.
Those Inauguration visitors who
took a pre-ceremony view of the
arrangements at the capitol todayl
isoy even distinguished sen-
tini.es from the Inaugural addres-
ny tirahsm McNamee of WKAP. a
corps of announ'cers tried their
voices In true prima dona fash
Ion. They pronoinced the arrange
menls perfect.
Tomorrow's hook-up will be the
most extensive ever undertaken
and will carry Mr. Coolldge's In
augural address to every corner of
the country.
Dawes In Good Spirits
WASHINGTON. Mar. 3 Charles
0. Dawes, vice president elect here
con
ference which Is customary be
tween the leaii rs of an incoming
administration.
General Dawes first called at
the White House proper, where he
was closeted with Mr. Coolldge
for a considerable time, and later
the two went to the executive of
fices together.
In high spirits. General Dawes
exchanged banter with Senators
KSge. republican. New Jersev. unit
'ipntead. farmer labor. Minneso
a .when h" 1 ft the nresident's nr.
do-;""' nl utJect was the duties he
" to assume as presiding ' officer
"r """ ""nate. He said he was
Practicing the manner and Bpeech
M8'1 when ne took the gavel.
; toT nat purpose does the
Ave-l':nn"l'mn arise?" he demanded of
the first newspaper Questioner.
waving nis oditiy shaped pipe.
To Get Odd Gavel
MAR1ET.TA. O.. Mar. 3. Mar-
ta, the blrthplaceof Charles
vice - president of the Vnlted States
reseiit bim with a gavel,
fashioned llko the Dawes cam-
P'" PlP and made from th
i House executive offices for a re
21.25 'cepilon today wearlg white ribbon
I badges InsrribPd:
7.00 "Our governor Isn't here, but we
'are." (
3.76 K. II. Miles, mayor of ltr A'
kinson, explained state legislature
55.00 'and the governor had turned down
ja proposal to send representatives
lP.OO'to the Coolldge Inauguration, but
I that representatives of several
municipalities had decldj to come
on riielr own account. '
Wisconsin was the only state
carried by Senator la Follette in
opposition to the Coolidge-Duwes
ticket. 1
Rnln It Predicted
WAP.MINGTON, Mar. 3. Prob
able 'rain In the afternoon of the
'Inauguration day Is predicted for
; Washington by the weather bur-
eau. .
The forecasters will not venture
n prediction as to the time the
showers may begin falling, or
whether the ceremonies on the
capitol plana early In the nfur-
inoon may be finished In time to
8.00 j escape. Fair and wanner Is the
outlook for' tonlpht with Increas
15.00 ing cloudiness Wednesday and
I wanner.
12.55 Guests At Inaugural
WASHINGTON, Mar. 3. Incom
ing trains tndsv were bringing to
!the capital 14 governors and three
lieutenant-governors, and their
parties to participate In the Inaug-
I MA30N8 ATTENTION
A special communication of
Laurel Lodge No. 13, will be
held in the Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening, March
4th. Wo.k In E. A. degree. By
order of W. M.
W. P. HARRIS, Secty. 4
hand for tin arrival of Mrs. Nellie
T. Rcss, governor of Wyoming, to
escort her to the residence of Sen
ator and Mrs. Kendrick, whose
guest she will be for several days.
Other governors scheduled to ar
rive during the day were C. J.
Morley, Colorado; John 8. Hum
mil, Connecticut; P. 1. Robinson,
Uejaware;-Aivan T. Fuller, Massa
chusetts; Albert C. Ritchie, Mary
land; John G. Wyant, New Hamp
shire; (ieorge C. Silzer, New Jer
sey; Oltford Plnchot, Pennsylvan
ia: Aram J. Pothier, Rhode Island;
Elee Trinkle, Virginia; Franklin
S. Billings, Vermont; Adam Jlc
Mullen, Nebraska and Edward
Jackson, Indiana. The lieutenant-
governors werelarry 1. Furhardt,
Kentucky? Seymour .owman, Nuw
York, and C. H. Lewis, Ohio.
Delivered a mile w:;tioul a cent
of profit. That's our service on
Krei-h. Pure WHOPESOME, GRIMM
BROS. MILK BKKA0. Phone 1:13.
jO
IMPORTANT NOTICE
I have no one selling tickets for
photos. Don't be doped Into buying
until you have investigated. Clark's
Photo Studio. C. W. Clark.
COOKED FOOD SALE i
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
Thimble Club will hold a cooked
food sale at Zlgler Fee Hardware
Store, Saturday, March 14. All
kinds of delicious cooked foods
NZW TODAY
DIRT for sale. Phone 384-Y.
FOR SALE
lerron St.
-Furniture. 645 Ful-
FOR SALL' Trailer at a bargain,
a illard Service Station.
VOUNO MAN will do work of any
kind at suitable prices. Phone
3S1-L.
FOR SALE 9 by 12 Wilton rug.
Walnut library table. Lawn mow
er. Tel. 459-J.
,FOR SALFlon'HorleT'DavTd'stin
motorcycle 125.1920 model $35.
2U6 W. .Douglas St.
FOR SALE Oak blockf7;o6d $4
per tier If ordered In two-tier
loads. Denn-Gerretsen Co. Phone
mi
FOR SALE 2bldeircowsnnd 2
young heifers. Al! bred. One
fresh In April. Eliza Jennie,
Roseburg, Rt. 2. Box 31-D.
56 GLADIOLUS" BULBS7 blooming
size, postpaid $1.00. Georgx f.aw
ler. Bulb Grower, DepL- 121. Ta
coma, Wash.
FULL marcel and bob curl75 cents
hair cut and curl 50 cents. 331
S. Main, phone 57Y. Amy
Rogers.
FOR TRADE 250 gal. spray tank,
pump, hose, 2 nozzles, to trade
for good fresh milch cow. Rose-
burg, Rt. 1. Box 165.
FOR SA'bE Underwood "typ
writer and Burroughs Adding
machine. Both Al shape. Write
L. R. Rlter, P. O. Box 3S31,
Portland, Ore.
WATCil and wait for the biggest
sale ever of furniture nnd hard
ware at Powell's Furniture
Store. Sale starts March 11,
Wednesday. FOUR BIO DAYS.
REGULATION army tent. 14 ox.
. olive drab. Capacity, eight per
snns Condition same as new.
Valuo $25.. Exchange for saddle i
or good revolver and belt C. W. !
Bruckman, Dothan. Ore. j
FOR SALE Apartment house. :
Small payment down, balance
same as rent 4 (arms for rent,
9 bouses for sale or trade, 11
farms for sale or trade. Cannot
affoi-d any flowery advs. at my
prks, C. Merrill, 501 Mill St
TjlEY MAY GIVE It AWAY
NEXT WEEK But would ad
vise you to get It now. 160 acres
on hard surfaced road; 1 mile
s off pavement; 8 acres open fteld
land; 10 acres stump land; 140
acres heavy timber; small new
house; fine spring water: barn;
2 chicken houses clearlitle for
$1200; best commercial wood
proposition In Douglas county,
also poultry and sheep. Law
rence. Agency, 125 Cass Street
Phone 219.
Thi?M6rtgXgetookit7now
IS YOUR CHANCE 40 acres
practically art full bearing ap
ples and loaches; borders on
river and near highway; good
Improvements; house; barn':
fine water supply; school and
church nearby; I4O00 on practi
cally your own terms takes the
place. Pay for It out of crops. If
, you have any nerve and a very,
little cash thlj Is your opttortun
Ity. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cast
Street. Phone 219.
OPPORTUNITY. "IT KNOX." LIs-
ten? You will hear It should you
not be knocking still louder. My
customers of last year "taking
my hunch", could all take two
for one and tome three for one,
each dollar Invested. Several
bavecashetl In and are re-Invest-1
Ing. Their names will be gl-n '
you should you desire. No rhanc-1
es are better today for safe and
sure Investment at Rnseburg's
"front imrrh", Edenbowcr, but
soon North Roseburg where
Roseburg's auto camp Is fast be
ing whipped Into shape. Now al
together for a greater Roseburg.
J. W. Tollman, Art Real Estate.
Learn Telegraphy
NIGHT CLASSES
Rowbarg Telegraph Institute
Room 224, Ptrklna Bldg.
r
! Rporrni i rpnp
MOVING SLOWLY
The broccoli crop Is so light this
rear that a large amount of the
yield will be moved to Portland by
auto truck. Already several bun-
dred crates have been shinned by
this method, as It was not found
possible to secure enough at one i
time to make up a carload. Four I
carloads have been shipped out to j
date besides the express and truck I
shipments, the Portland and Se
irHle markets consuming all of the '
consignments so far. '
It is possible that there will be
no eastern shipments this year, as j
tho yield may not be more than i
enough to supply the demand on !
the coast. Prices ranging from
75 cents to $1.50 per crate have
been received. .
Milk bread. The food of foods.
It must be pure. The government
demands It. OR1MM BROS. MILK
BREAD. Phone 133.
BABY CLINIC PLANNED
A baby clinic will be held In this
city during the latter part of
March, the county health unit an
nounced today. Dr. Estrlla Fold
Warner, of the State Bureau of
Child Hygiene will be present and
have ehnrirM rt th olliiio whlnh
will Include babies and children of The folumbla .All-Ladies Con
a p re-school age. The exact date cert Orchesera of Portland, passed
has not yet been determined. through this city today enroute, to
IRnppnp Thev hnvn hpzn nlavhr
Th. ..i.ii.t i ,i v
Pure as r . inV Pure milk, pure
butter.
,menteLmarn!UGntM
the government demands. GRIMM
BROS. MILK BREAD. sPhone 133.
Learn Telegraphy
NIliHT CLASSES
Roscborg Telegraph Institute
Room 224, Perkins Bldg.
Electro
Chiropractic Healthograms
HEADACHE Which Is taking
the JOY out, of life for mjny
people, e,necially women, can
be relieved by our ELECTRO
CHIROPRACTIC treatments.
We find the CAUSE and then
remove It. Health and Joy re
turn. Consultation free. .
DR. RUPERT A. MOON
324 Perkins Bldg Phont 654
1924 Star Touring, run 2000
miles, 4-wheel brakes, looks
pew nd mechanically A-l.
f Sr balnnce owing on con
tract. Can be seen at
RAPP BROS. '
GARAGE
Roseburg
Can be purchased on termi.
Phont 371
OR. DEAN 8. BUBAR
()mMKTHIST
Spec 111 at In thm tltitnt
11 Jackaon St,
Events Without Shadows
Coming events do not always
cast (shadows before them.
Fires, floods, Usses, accidents,
burclaries do not warn yon.
Only Insurance can keep the sun
shining for ou when the shad
ow does come!
For experienced Insurance
protection talk to us.
aTSfHIIPC. fPt
Dr. H. C. Church
Optometrist .
Ptrklna Bldg. Roseburg, Ore.
Phon 88.
WANTED FOR CASH
1923-1924 Model Fords
MATHEWS
MOTOR-X-CHANGE
' 11S Jickson St.-
Oak Block Wpod
$4.00
Per Tier
Two Tiers to a Load.
Dcnn-Cerretsen Co.
Phon 128
"I
i oKian tar Dargams h
Ability and Disposition
The RoReburg National Bank has
not only the ability but the dispo
sition to serve everyone well. With
ample resources and good, facili
ties, we are prepanii to give your
bunking business the best of care.
Cull and meet our officers.
The Roisebffig, National Bank
.Rosebur,Ore.
ORCHESTRA HERE SATURDAY
iCoos Bay points, and made a de
hit. J ""i"?d "a
Irranmimanlii urum
l"' 8l"rt 8tP tot ?
concert to be given at the hlgn
school Saturday afternoon and
evening. The orchestra will play
in' the aftesnoon, giving a free
conci t for school children, and In
evening will present a -public per-
formance. The orchestra is travel -
ling throughout the state in a
1 large motorbus. Thi appearance
here 'will hn under the flUMDines of
, the high school student body.
It will rolongJIfe. ' It is perfect
iy uutr . ous. -. -. 17 I ,,,-
! lure. 11 IS penally umiiviuub. 1
I the old fashlotred kind? It costs
: no more. Order now. GRIMM
BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
--WORK STARTED ON BANK
Work has been started on the
remodeling of the Douglas Na
tional bank building. Scaffolding
Is being erected on the euserior.
and workmen have commenced
0tearing out partitions Inside. The
reconstruction cost is to De in ine
neighborhood of 380,000.
0
(Associated Prett IaKd Wirt.)
PORTLAND, Ore., March 3.
Local esK jobbers and storage op
erators are now genurntly of the
opinion hat the marke? has popn
Its low point for flomo Time to
! come. Some are a ill of the opin
ion that a 28-cent storage level
will prevail later on.
1 - Receipts have been good during!
the past wtenty-four hours but;
stocks were well abBorbrJ and ;
lvalues on. the exchange advanced
a point Ai extras to ;i2 cenm while!
i current receipts gaim'd a balff
cent, being posted at 27J cents net.)
;Other grades are stady and un-l
changed. , xj
i There a brisk demand now fori
fancy eggs for storage nnd Jobbera
i are canvassing the country fort
supplies. Eggs aregoing into the!
cooler on a large poaln nlthnmrh 1
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. DR. HARRISON FOLK
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many will wait until the latter pert
of March to put away their r-.
quirements. believing that ?ggs at
that time will show better keeping
qualities.
Butter continues- to bold firm.
- J although standard1 cubes eased off
! " i"" 'jM? J." Al
I ce?'B , wtn. ,he ally make hardly
: suincieut ior requirement. V6er
; grades of butter are unchanged,
Country dressed meat arrivalj
were moderate and the market has
S good healthy tone. Fancy hops
are bringing as high as 164 and 17
1 cents along the sV-eet while
I choice light veal moves out at
! to 16 tenta. Hog prices are nearlng
1 a record.
Old fashioned bread and milk
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