' '"SIX
SPECIAL DE MOLAY MEETING
Starting at 4:30 P.M.
. Tuesday, December 29th
' MASONIC HALL
- Degree work followed by a social '
evening in the hall.
; AlfMasons cordially invited.
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MiJ.rtle Theatre
If on Rood author can turn out
.one Rood atory, twenty good au
ithors can turn out a atory twenty
Mimes aa rood and If you see "Bob
Jbed Hair," the Warner Bros. Clae
iale of the Screen, which opened
.yesterday at. the Majeatio theatre,
t you'll be convinced that thla la
i Rood arithmetic and mighty good
picture.
v Warner Broa., who produced thla
photoplay, loat no time In procur-
ing one or tne moat popular noveia
.of the aeaaon for acreen use. Al
'inoat everybody who read the ad-
ventures of beautiful Connemara
Jtoan In book form will be Inter
preted vln seeing Marie Prevoat In
the tame role on tb acreen. She la
exactly the type pictured by the
(iweatr famoua authora.
v The atory la rollicking, swift
tuoving, Joyful tale through whose
mase of awlft adventure progresses
the charming heroine and the per
sonable young men In love with
her. Not only la It an adventure
Story, but a delightful romance aa
well.
r Antlers Theatre
There have been few picture!
Which have brought io great a mes
sage as that which la presented on
the acreen at the Antlera theatre
where - the Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer
production, 'The Great Divide" la
being ahown.
: How three men gamble for a girl
with one ultimately - coming out
vlctorloua, how ahe la then bought
for -sr -string of gold nuggeta and
how ahe struggles to regain her
freedom by getting poasession of
PAPTICT THEM
Work hard to make your busi
ness a sncceae. ,,'
Spend money freely to make
your home a delight.
Take pleasure in acquiring
waatUi of possessions. ...
Taws alt back and enjoy them
free from worry safeguarded
bjf'dependable Insurance. , .
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BIG MASQUERADE
DANCE
NEW YEARS EVE
LONG'S HALL
Cole Valley
Thursday Nlte, Dee. SI
..1 " Muelo By
;-OTHESLIN ORCHESTRA
.Everybody come have a good
. . time.
JnXAO YOUR 12 PROGRAM
WITH THE
llasqnerade Dance
AT THE
Melrose Country Club
Thursday Dec 31
DYNGE-S
ANCE
EMONS
Refreshments Served Free to
All Attending
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LIBERTY THEATRE
TONIGHT AND TUESDAY
Matinee Each Day 2:15 P.M.
"fclenn Hunter
In
The Pinch Hitter"
' with
CONSTANCE BENNETT, Typical American girl.
Comedy-Drama hit of the year, with miles of laughs
V 10c SINOGRAM AND COMEDY 25c
COMING WEDNESDAY
Bob Custer in "Tb. Man of Nerve"
Hie nuggeta la told In a forceful
way.
The exit la full of Interesting
names and the performances are
all excellent, though perhaps the
two which stand out the roost are
those of Alice Terry, who playa
Ruth Jordon. and Conway Tearle,
cast as Stephen Ghent Theirs are
the most important parts and the
tremendous mental conflict be
tween them la unlike anything that
haa been wltneased on the acreen
before.
Liberty Theatre
Newest in vogue among dance
ateps is the "Pinch Hitter Glide."
which Is outdistancing the Charlea-
town and blda fair to be aa Im
mortal aa the tango.
Glenn Hunter or Miss Constance
Bennett Is responsible for the new
glide, both passing the buck,' so tb
speak, to the other.
The atep Is a fast glide forward
with the right foot, a away back
on the left, three aides to the right
and balance. The aame beginning
with the left Then a fast whirl,
three quick steps back, and repeat
Dunce to fox-trot time.
The glide originated during the
production of "The Pinch Hitter,"
Glenn Hunter'a latest starring ve
hicle for Associated Exhibitors,
which is appearing thla week at
the Liberty theatre.
When filming the acene In which
Hunter cornea to the college prom
In a hired ault which doean't fit
and brings the pretty waitress
from the campus lunch, the aame
being Miss Dennett, there came a
couple hours halt In proceedings.
Old Tom, the studio fiddler waa
called (inon for entertainment, and
out of the consequent stepping, or
iginated the "Pinch Hitter Glide."
ao railed In honor of the work at
hand. i "in fTtj
Conk with gaa
WEST OF CITY
John Gladden, aged 80 years,
was found dead yesterday In hla
cabin located west of Roseburg
near the Intersection of the Look
ing Class and Melrose roads. Ap
parently he had been dead alnre
Tuesday. ' rpppi
The body was found when a
neighbor went to the cabin to In
vite the man out for dinner. Coro
ner Hitter waa notified and made
an Investigation, finding that death
waa caused suddenly by heart fail
ure. Although the body had lain In
he cabin for several daya It waa In
fair Hate of preservation.
Mr. Gladden has lived alone on
Mi email farm for several years.
He leaves several children, located
in various parte of Idaho. A eon, O.
P Gladden, of Moscow, la on hla
way to this city. The funeral will
be held tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock from ttis Undertaking Par.
lore.
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CRIPPLED WEST O'ROWA
REACHE8 PORT IN JAPAN
PORTLAND. Ore.. Pee. 21
The rudderless freighter West
lO Knwa reached Hakodate, Japan,
Sunday, victor In a battle of nearly
a month with the Pacific ocean.
! Crippled by the loss of her rudder
on December 1 the vessel, after re
j peated attempts by other ateamera
to tow her, made her way to the
Japanese port by steering 'with a
Jury rudder composed of two haw
sers dragged from her stern.
Heat with ras.
j SHERIFF WILL '
CARRY AID PLEA
TO GRAND JURY
! 'Continued from Page 1)
added a burden which sheriffs of
former daya did not have. The
paved highways and better roads
have made the automobile theft
situation aerloua, and in addition
to all thla the atate la imposing
each yer more and more work
upon the aherlffa without remu
neration.
I "The records show that for
fourteen montha before I came
Into office there was not a man
In Jail for violations of the pro-,
hlbltion laws, and there had ne
ver been an arreat for moonahla
lng. The bulk of the work of
prohibition enforcement haa come
during recent years. It baa now
reached a point where one man
giving all of hla time to the In
vestigation of reporta of liquor
law violations cannot keep pace
with the work. When the entire
force la employed In prohibition
law enforcement we most neglect
the ml8demeanora and other casea
which are reported ao that proper
ontorcement or the laws of the
state la Impossible.
"Anto therta are growing In
number daily, and we maat con
stantly be on the ' lookout tor
atolen cara. Crime everywhere la
on the Increase. New lawa are
being added by every legialature,
yet the aheriff'a office of Douglas
county haa received no additional
help for the paat twenty yeara.
"In former daya the tax office
and criminal departmenta could
be combined and In tai collection
aeaaon extra clerks were employ
ed. We have saved a great deal
of money In the tax department
by aegregatlng the two offices and
cutting down the extra, clerk hire.
When the two offices were toge
ther the enter deputy acted as
Jailer as well aa tending to tax
collections. Now we have our
tax force down to the point where
all peraona are busily employed
all the year and we require a very
amall amount of extra help.
ma old system allowed one
denuty to asalat the sheriff In the
field, but now that deputy la
kept busy In ha office doing the
work which the elate haa Imposed
and attending to the clerical work.
Automobile reglatration, tempor
ary licenses, and all work con
nected with the handling of the
automobile license feea through
the aheriff'a office are attended
to by this depnty who la also the
jailer. He must be at the office
conatantly and conaequently thla
leavea the sheriff alone In the
field.
"The field work haa now grown
to a point where one man alone
cannot handle It. I have', the
right, given by law, to call In
extra deputies as I need - them
from other polnta of the county,
but this la not aa efficient nor as
economical aa would be a salaried
deputy. , , .
"If, I use the regular deputies'
from outside polnta, I must call
them to Roseburg, pay. them mile
age here, give them instructions,
pay mileage back, and, then mile
age again, both ways f they come
in with prisoners, together with
wagea. while employed, ; They are i
Do You Neei Money?
We are tnaalnf loans', oa
Roseburg resldene and beat,
neaa property. Monthly re-
' payment plan. ' Attractive 1
rates. We are loan kg earl tor
the Equitable Saving Si Loaa
Association ( Portland. Also
' we have nrWsle money -for
elty loans and Eastern money
for farm loan.' ... - :
c. W. YOUNG V SON
INSURANCE
1 16 Case St Phone 417
FRANK A. TERRY
Equitable Savings A Lean .
. Stoes
Inquire of -'.
O. W. Tounf Boa, real
estate, or at Churchill Hard,
wsre Co.
The Pioneer Chiropractor
DR. M. H. PLYLIR
Phone 161 Lane and Boas 81a.
Whan Is Chiropraetie Necessary T
When a maximum of Good
Health la desired. Don't waH Ull
an invalid to get acquainted.
Learn now.
Chiropractic Quelle Ills.
Orugleae Health Center"
Dr. Harrison Folk
Dr. Catherine McNeil
Chiropraetie and Blectra
Therapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Bath
$27 W Caae Phoee ill
Roseburg Junk Co.
12 W. Washington
Ws Buy All Kinds ef Metal
Rags, Sacks, Paper, Weal ens
Hides.
. PHONC 1IM
Dr. Rupert A. Mi
tlsrtre-Chlrear ester
Hem and Spine BpeoWM.
tot Perkins Bids, none IN
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMITRIST
Specialist In the ntULf af
Olaseas
111 Jackson It
Dr. H. C Church
OPTOMITRIST
Perklne BMf.
not familiar with the .caae. other
than the instructions they receive,
and consequently are not able to
give the service which they might
otherwise render. This system la
not aa efficient a having a reg
ular aalarled deputy who la In
every way familiar with, the re-
porta coming to the office, nl
who can keep la constant touch
with the lnreatlgslons.
"It has been my dealre to con
duct the office of aherlff aa eco
nomically aa possible. The change
in the tax department aavea the
county several hundred dollars
each year. A change made In the
system of handling the money
,hL
V ""- . -
money over to the treasurer at
once, so that It drawa Interest,
saves the county over $2,000 an
nually. The system we Inaugurat
ed In handling ballot boxes, that
of having them handled by ons
deputy aherlff Instead of by the
election officials, haa- aaved hun
dreds of dollara. We hare saved
to the county many times over
what we have asked In the way
of help In law enforcement.. We
believe that the employment of
such a denuty would be a paying
proposition, as the additional fines
which tie would bring In would
more then make up the amount
paid for bis salary.
"It Is plain ' that the small
force which we now have, cannot
properly cope with the altuatton
aa it exlata today. The county
court could easily determine this
fact, If It would make an Invest!
gallon, but thla It declines to do,
The court apparently la not Inter.
eated In law enforcement
deliberately attempting to handi
cap us In our efforts.
- "Mr only recourse, so far as I
can see, is to appeal to the grand
Jury. The records of the office
are open for their inspection. We
can show just what we have done
and what we have received as as
sistance. I believe tbst the grand
Jury will bear me out In the
claim that more money must be
provide to meet the crime situa
tion, in Douglas County.
ENGAGEMENT MISS
VIVIAN MARSTERS
ANNOUNCED SAT.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Marsters. of
100$ North Jackson street, an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Mlaa Vivian Maraters,
to Mr. Harry I Pearcy. of Salem.
at an Informal party on Saturday
evening, to which a few Intimate
friends were Invited.
The Marsters home waa attrac
tive with decoratlona of holly, mis
tletoe and other motlfa symbolic of
Christmas, and a beautifully dec.
orated tree stood in the corner of
the alttlng room. The engagement
announced In the form of a atory,
waa made known In a clever and
unusual manner. Following the an.
nouncement Miss Verus Houser
gave two vocal solos, "Oh, Promise
Me", and "When I'm With You,'
with, piano accompaniment by Miss
Dorothy Maraters. Later a buffet
luiKheea was served. Miss Doro
thy Marsters and Mis Frances
Butner assisted during the evening
,1 Mlaa; Maraters, the daughter of
Attorney and Mrs, R. W. .Marsters,
end, member of a prominent
Roseburg family, Is an accomplish
ed young woman. She la a graduate
of.Moaeburg high school, and of O,
A C., where ahe was a member of
Alpha Rho. .sorority. During the
past three years ahe. haa been
teacher of, Borne economics at the
Salem .high. school.
. Mr. Pearoy Is the son of Attor
ney ana Mrs. J. N;-Pearcy, of Port
land. He la a graduate of O. A. C,
and to now a member of the firm
of Pearcy Brothers, Nurserymen,
of Salem.. The wedding will be an
event of' early summer.
NO CHANGES MADE
IN FOOTBALL RULES
faasiUhl Prasi Uses! VH1
NEW YORK. Dee. 18 After tsk
ling steps designed to eliminate
"over emphasis In football and
barring from Its membership any
Individual connected with the pro
fessional game, the American Foot
ball Coaches association, in annual
session today, voted not to recom
mend any change In the rules tor
UN. .'...
This decision marked the first
time In recent years that no sun
geatlona have been framed tor al
tering the gridiron playing code
and was in -contrast to last year'a
meeting when several drastic
changes were urged.
The coaches, after acting to cor
rect - alleged "over emphsala."
listened to an appeal by E. K. Hall,
chairman of .the National Rules
committee, to remove three "evils'
which he characterised aa acoutlng.
aide line coaching and proselyting.
TURKEY THEFTS ALLEGED
Jess and William Wiles, who re
side east of Oakland, were arrest-
ed yesterday charged with the theft
of turkeye. They are accused of
having atolen ten turkeys, the
property of J. E. Cooper, and to
have sold three of the birds. Seven
turkeys Identified by Mr. Cooper
as his property, were found at the
Wiles place. The two men were
arrested and are being held in tbe
county Jail pending a hearing.
MAKES LONQ RUN
E. A. Brttton. Douglas county
Boy Scout executive, made a run
of five miles on Christmas day.
carrying out a promise made to
friends several weeks ago. While
working out for th basketball
season, Mr. Brltton.who baa run
I the long distance races on numer
ous occasions, ssld thst be would
be in condition for a ftve-mlle run
by Cbrlatmaa. Friends who heard
hiss Insisted that ha would hare
to prove his ststsment and held
htm to his word. Oa Christmas dsy
they measured a course east of the
city to tie Smirk school and
turs,
two and one-half miles eaoh - -
way. Mr. Brlttoa covered the dle-t'
tance In 35 minutes and 40 seconds
I )
I NZW TODAY t
jPOR RENT Large housekeeping
room. Gentleman preferred. 844
8. Jackson.
fcrd-r, V'fri-pvi-uti,
r:.V. . Tl 'riz."
for rent S4S S.
Stephens. Phone
3 S3 J.
WANTED Work for widow or
bachelor. Write to Florence
Grant, care News-Review.
WANTED Middle aged lady to
assist with housework. Mrs. C
A. Lockwood. Phone 310J.
FOR BALE WOOD Round ash
I kl.tr t '
block. $3.25: laurel block. 13.50
fir block, $3.00; fine split fir,
$3.15. Phone 39T;
LET-MEMAKE your masquerade
aulta and dresaee. Reasonable
rates. Phone 688-J. 605 E. Doug
las. WANTED Reliable place for lit
tle girl 5 yrs. old. Call before 10
p. m. at Room 109, Terminal ho
tel.
fbt'RTCAST CHXnCE to enrolfln
the evening clasa In stenography.
Opens tomorrow evening, 7
o'clock. 477 8. Jackson. Phone
161-R.
LOST Valuable varmint dog.
while on bunting trip near Buck
Fork Tuesday.. Color, brown
and white, answers to name of
Jflcoutr J. H. Short 41F3.
FOR SALE Good oak andlaurei
wood block and atove wood atze
delivered Is Roseburg for 13.25
a tier. In 3-tler lots. Herman
Jlchults. Phone 2F41.
FOR SALE On account of Illness
must sacrifice my restaurant
and rooming bouse business In
Roseburg. Good monthly Income.
$900.00. Terms. 1478. Pine.
FOR SALE Walnut dining and
bed room suites, stoves, ruga,
breakfast set davenport, table,
floor lamp, other household
goods. 218 S. Pine street
MARCELLING!- halMu'ttlng; bot
curling, shampooing. Special
prices till December 31. Mrs.
Amy Rogers, 137 N. Main. Phone
118-LI. Next door to city hall.
ALFALFA, grain, nay. timothy,
oats, barley and wheat .guaran
teed quality; prompt shipment
Prices upon application. Richard
Nyman, Walla Walla, Washing
ton. $75 DOWN $24 month Including
Interest, for this fine little new
4-room cottage with garage In
8outh Roseburg. E. K. McLEN
DON, REAL ESTATE, 224 Per
kins Bldg. Phone 124J.
FOR SALE One Cadillac. '13 mod
el, frame lengthened 24 Inches
for truck or service car. One
electric welding .machine, 150
amp., gas engine driven. Rose
burg Welding and . Braxlng
Works.
WANTED Middle aged lady for
general housework and care of
children In modern home on
Coos Bay. Will pay well If satis
factory. Write Mrs. George C
Huggina, Box 808, Marshfleld,
Oregon, and give references. ,
$75 DOWN $42 month, including
interest paya ror substantial r
room home with sleeping porch,
garage, paved drlvewaya on pav
ed' street, close In. E. K. Me
LENDON. REAL ESTATE, 224
Perklna Bldg. Phone 124-J.
FRtJlTrOR0WERS. ATTENTION!
The Farm Bureau at Roseburg
will sell lime sulphur solution,
made by the Sutherlln Spray
Plant guaranteed 30 Baume
teat Costs snout half as much
as commercial dry lime and sul
phur of same teat.
$3800 CUTS PRICE $450 New
five-room house, paved street,
cloae In, concrete basement, gar
age. 81cknesa forces him sell
$750 cash, good terms on bal
ance. E. K. McLENDON. REAL
ESTATE, 224 Perklna Bldg.
Phone 124-J.
SAVE MONEY on your mortgage
loan by our monthly payment
plan. Pay off the old mortgage
with a new one. We have a very
convenient Installment loan plan
which not only makes payment
eaay but effecta a worthwhile
savings to the borrower. Umpqua
8avlngs and Loan Association.
Douglas Abstract Building.
WHITE WYANDOTTE cockerels
for sale from 283 to 288 egg
hens, large birds, snow white,
$2.50 to $5.00 each or will trade
for heavy hena, any breed ex
ST pTu'nd market price I
u.- i.n io n -.
cept Leghorna and allow you 3
for them until Jan. 10. D. T.
Meyers. 1332 Harvard Ave.,
West Side.
PEARS PAY BIG PROFITS Non-1
resident owner will sell at
flee 35 acres in tract: all bottom
land; located on hard surfaced
road: near paved highway and
railroad; aeven hundred full
bearing pear trees; all tinder
cultivation; creek thru place;
first crop should pay for place.
Priea wnt-.riv- hundred half
cash. Full Information LAW.,urln the college year to two
RENCE AGENCY. 126 CnBa:n.our" d11r starting not earlier
Street. Phone 219.
USED CARS Buy on eaay terms.
1-1926 Chevrolet touring, nearly
new.
1 1925 Chevrolet touring, 7
months old.
1-1924 Chevrolet touring.
1-1924 Chevrolet coupe.
1-1923 Chevrolet truck.
1-1922 Chevrolet touring.
1-1921 Chevrolet touring.
1-1914 Ford coupe.
1-124 Ford touring. $300
1-1924 Ford touring . 250
1-1924 Ford touring 225
1-1921 Ford coupe 225
1-1923 Ford ton truck.
1-1920 Ford touring.
1-191 Ford touring.
1-191 Dodge touring.
1-120 Dodge touring.
1-1911 Dodge roadster.
1-124 Overland touring.
1-111 Overland roadster.
1-121 Overland touring.
1.1Q4S. Ti- tAnrin.
1-1920 liberty Six touring.
J - l10 Oakland Six touring. -
HANSEN CHEVROLET CO.
Phone 44( Rose St.
You'll like to do
business here
Once you buy here you'll
be back again and again.
You'll like our methods
the way we give you all the
facts about the ADLER
COLLEGIAN Overcoats
and Suits we sell. ...
Come in today. Ask to see
the ' stylish Rugby model
shown above. Slip into it.
See how good it feels, how
stylish it looks and then
get the reasons why. Here's
a coat that will save you
money.
' $25.00 to $45.00
QPENCER'S
VJ1.'.M'W!MA
Reseburn's Newest Llvest, Leading
Men's and Young Men's Store
WANTED Small display window.
Phone 635.
MODERN ""five-room unfurnished
cottage. Call 644 S. Pine.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS
WEEK ONLY ON USED CARS
1926 license Included ,
1922 Chevrolet touring ..$100
1923 Ford touring . 235
Ford runabout, light delivery 60
Ford coupe 300
Ford 2-door aedan 225
Ford 2-door sedan 225
Overland touring 185
Overland touring , , 200
1825 Overland sedan ,. 775
1926 license Included - with all
above cars. Thla week only.
Wells & Chase, 317 N. Jackson
Street Roseburg, Oregon.
IT WOULD COST YOU TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS Any-
wnere in California and you
would think you had a bargain,
20 acres of full bearing apples
in uaruen valley: borders on
hard surfaced road: one-fourth
mile from river; buildings in
poor condition: thia tract coat
the owner over seven thousand
dollars: he lives two thousand
miles from here and will give
clear title to the whole business
for sixteen hundred dollara.
LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass
street. Phone 219.
FOOTBALL COACHES
LAUNCH ATTACK ON
PROFESSIONALISM
(Aanrhlnl Pt-m nwd Wirr.)
NEW YORK. Dec. !8. The
American Football Coaches asso
ciation, in annual session today,
launched an attack upon the pro
fessional game and also approved
''tf ?
overemphasis of c
curb the
colleae font.
ball.
Upon the recommendation of
Hiiro Rezriek nf Penn ., h
association voted to refuse mem-
sacrl-ibershtp after September 1. 1926.
to any Individual actively engaged
i in any rapacity with professional
football, adopted a resolution pre-
i venting caches hereafter from
selecting ail-American or other
all-star teams for any agency and
also went on record as favoring
restrictions or football practice
than September 13.
WIFE SPANKER IS
ASKING NEW TRIAL
(A-nHaUd fnm tflUcd Win.)
MEDFORD. Ore.. Dec. 28. A no.
tlnn tor a new trial waa filed In
the clrrult court this morning by
Omer W. Murphy, well known lo
cal resident found guilty of man
slaughter last month.
Mtirnhv was tried for the death
or nis wire last spring, following a
family quarrel in which Murnhy
waa alleged to have administered I
a severe beating, from which ahe '
died 52 days later. Murphy main-1
talned that he only administered a
"spanking."
DENTIST
DR. NERBAS
I Ssve Ton '
Time, Pain, Money, Looks
' and Health
Phone 488 MasonfrBldg.
Your Check Is Y our Protection
When you have a Checking Account in this Bank
you are protected against loss , or theft of your
money, against paying a bill twice or having an
argument about it. A Checking 'Account is the
easy, safe way to handle personal finances. Open
yours today. "(
UMPQUA VALLEY BANK
Roseburg, Oregon
.
TODAY'S MARKETS
"
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec 28 With
the close of the Christmas holidays,
local potato dealers, who have been
following conditlona closely, look
for a big Improvement in the mark
et. Just now the situation la any
thing but favorable. Warehouses
are full and the demand la almost
entirely lacking,
Trading at country polnta la only
nominal and at bargain figures. Pa
cific Northwest poultry markets
have been almost at a standstill
tor the past three weeks.
- No changes were shown in the
country produce markets today.
Butter, egga, poultry and country
dressed meata are ateady at Satur
day closing prices.
PORTLAND. Dee. 28. Wheat:
No December bids; January bids:
BBB hard white, hard white, blue-
stem, baart, aoft white, western
white $1.62: hard winter, northern
spring, western red $1.57.
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 28. Cat
tle 50c higher. Steers, good $8.35
8.75; medium $7.25(58.35: com
mon J6.00fi7.25: canners and cut
ter steers $5.0066.00; heifers, good
$6.50(tr7.25; common and medium,
$5.006.50; cowa, good $6. 0055 6.40:
common and medium $4.0006.00;
canners and cutters $2.50(5 4.00;
bulls, good beet (yearlings exclud
ed) $3.764.60; common to medi
um (canners and bolognas) $3.00
3.75: calvqgv medium to choice
(milk feds excluded) 17.0009.00:
culls and common $5.00(Tf 7.00;
vealera, medium to choice $9.50 cfs
12.00; cullsjand common $5.00
9.50. '
Hogs 50c higher. Heavy weight
(250 to 350 lbs.) medium, good and
choice $12.004112.50: medium
weights (200 to 250 lbs.) common,
medium, good and choice $12.2541
12.50; light weight, (160 to 200
lbs.) common, medium, good and
choice $12. 6012. 75; )Uht lights
(130 to 160 lbs.) common, medium.
good and choice $U.5012.50;
packing hng9 (rough and amooth)
$90011.00; alaughter plga (90 to
130 lbs.) medium, good and choice
$11.50fil2 35: feeder and stocker
pigs (70 to 130 lbs.) medium, good
and choice f 11.0012.00.
- (Soft or oily hogs and roasting
plga excluded In above quotations.)
Sheep nominally steady. Lambs
goo dand choice (ML Adams)
$13.0014.25 lambs, medium to
good (valley) $12.5014.25; heavy
welghta (92 lbs. up) $10.50312.50;
all weights, culls and common
$9.0O4je 12.00: yearlln wethers, me
dium to choice $8.50011.00; ewes,
common to choice $5.00438.25; can
ners and culls $2.50435.00.
PORTLAND. Dec. 28. Eggs
steady; current receipts 28c; fresh
medium 251 (ft 26c; fresh standard
I frets 29 i 291c; fresh standard ex
tras 301631c; fresh undersized
2424ic.
Butter steady: extra cubes, city
46Jc; standards 451c: prime firsts
45c; firsts 441c; prints 49c; car
tons 50c.
Milk steady; best churning
cream 44c pound net shippers'
track In sone 1. Cream delivered
Portland 47c pound. . Raw milk 4
per cent) $2.60 cwt, f. o. b. Port
land.
Poultry nominally ateady; heavy
hens 25026c; light 19fi20c;
springs 25c; broilers nominal;
young white ducks 234725c; do,
dressed 35g37c; dressed turkeys
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Potatoes and onions quiet; on
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PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 28.
Nuts steady; walnuts, No. 1, 27tfi
28c; filberts 21(i24c; almonds 27
32c; Brazil nuts 240 28c; Oregon
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Hops quiet: new crop clusters
225c: fuggles 25c. - .
Cascara bark steady 77Jc; Ore
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