The Oregon mist., June 26, 1908, Image 5

OUR PORTLAND LETTER
(Special Correspondence
IVkTland, Or,, June S2nd, 1908,
Tlw Or gn Banker' Aaclatiation
will hold ivr iiextoiivmi.m luSateiu
on Friday and Saturday, the MUi aud
27th. The program will b one ot the
ntiMt interesting ever presented and the
business men ol are planning an
entertainment In honor ol the Associ
ation. Klamath Fall hat boen especially well
represented at Portland durrtug the
past two or three week. An Interest
ing feature waa a meeting of the Klam
ath Falla Chamber ol Commerce In the
roomi of the Portland Commercial Club,
with luncheon (ollowing.
1953 ia the actual membership today ol
the Portland Commercial Club, there
are 22 application! to be considered at
tha reaular meeting of the Board ol
Governor! tomorrow. 1400 la a Iflgure
of early realisation. Inquiries hare
come from all over the State relative to
the membership of thieorgsntsatlon, the
interest probably being awakened ly
the recent house wurmlna held in the
new eight story steel home ot the Club.
There ia a healthy and hearty rivalry
between the members of the Portland
Commercial Club in furnishing flower
for its decoration. Kach day a different
member is the donor, and (lower are
promised more than ten days in advance.
The ladies, too, have..becotun enthusi
astic and have added much to the effect
through their taste In floral arrange
ment.
1908 will register the greatest crop of
berries and cherries that Oregon has
ever produced. Quality ia magniSceut,
quantity almost unlimited, and while
humanity is enjoying this fruit the
maturing hay crop Insuies a big increase
in the dairy output, which has been
greatly benefitted by as good spring
pastures aa were ever known in thla sec
tion. Residents of the Northwest should
take pains to see that their Eastern
country friends are made familiar wi'h
the unequalled conditions which make
dairying so profitable here.
The Sixth National Conclave of the
I'hi Delta Kappa will meet in Portland
from the 6th to the 11th of July, and
the local chapter is arranging an elabor
ate series of festivities.
English Walnuts
English walnuts have become the
prevailing fad in the line of tree plant
ing in many parts of the Willamette val
ley, where the prune erase held sway 15
to 20 years ago, and many prune trees
are being uprooted to make room for
those producing the toothsome nut, saya
the Portland Telegram. The Oregon
Walnut company, of this city, hes pur
chased th 15-) acre tract known aa the
Roberts Donation Land Claim, within
two miles of North Yamhill in Yamhill
county, paying $.11,000 (or it, and has
contracted with Thomas Price, of Don
dee, in Yamhill county, who agrees to
set out the requisite nnmber of walnut
trees the eusuing fall. The land baa
been In a high state of cultivation for a
number of years, and iaaaid to be well
adapted to the culture of the nut, the
growing of which has become profitable
in that part of the valley.
The walnut tree begin to bear the
fourth year, and is supposed to become
profitable the sixth, although it is gen
erally understood that the grower must
wait 10 to 12 yeara for the best return.
After the 10th year the business ia said
to pay better than any other agricultural
enterprise in the state. Thatr-es to be
set out on the tract in question sre to
be tbeee yeara old, and so are to begin
to pay for the trouble and expense with
in three or four years of the time of
planting.
City Council
Gen. Rhode laid at the Confederate
reunion at Uirmliigham-. "Only a greu
people could could have a great civil
wnr. Only a indite people could have a
iiolite r.ooiii'iiiation." This Is a hap
py piiriwr imd w III be remembered.
the Het Pills Ker Sold
"After lU lcring IS years for cl Mil Ic
Indigestion, mill pendingover two hun
dred dollars, nothing ha done m as
much good s Dr. King's New Life 1'lils.
I consider them, the best ever .sold."
writes U. F. Ayevue, of Inglesldi', N. 0.
Sold under gtmiitntoe at lloulton, War
ren, Scappoose and Deer Island, dealer
at 25c.
Peary puts his faith in hard, plodding
Arctic work. Eskimos and dog flesh.
He has already been nearer the pole than
any other man and so doggedly insist
ent that he may get .there at the next
trial..
DeWttt's Little Early Uisers," the fam
ous little liver pills are sold by A. J.
Deming and Scappooae Drug Co.
Minister Wu say the foreign com
merce of China amount to only 1 tier
capita. In the United States the pe
capita Is 15. China is evidently s good
nlace for commercial missionary work
BUSIHtSS LOCALS
Hotel Vermont, In lloullou, for sale or
lease at a baignin by owner.
1'm.ano PAsrcait-l'or Allcca or .v
head during high ' N
taken.
W. J. l'lU.KKnN, Warren.
ntNTt.sT-Dr RnutNi will lie In lloul
ton Friday aud Saturday ol each week,
Fok Sauk A mowing machine and
rokc, in lint claw condition. S.
Freemen. IVer Wand. Oregon.
Information is desired as to the where
about o( Bernard Skelley, who was ll
heard from near Coble, Oregon. Any
news of him will be thauklulty teielvcd
by Mrs. S. McKonc, of Castle Rovk,
Wn. Oregon and Washington pajwrs
please copy.
NOTICE OF CUAROIAN SSAlf OF
REAL ESTATE
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l-r.lrrx.il. r'l In l-wlerwn. "" "'""'
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Kmlee Is hen-l'T alvrm tlial the tin.L'r.la-rtr'1
hy R. S. Italian. J. ol lh tuinilv
d.urt nr rotumttla emir. tirnc.ii on Hi. -Miti
.lav orjtine I'tVi ai.p.itnL'.t a.tnitiilaimhir ot lh
euMtA of John out JoaiiMUi. l-ceAd. A
prnoiu having claim, nraiii.t ilic. iat
al't ilrrra-w.1 am hrrakv iu.tille-1 to Ih wrravtu
at theoltu-e ot iht tl,,t..ntt.l e. K. utiles
Si. Helena. I'olumhia t'otiniy- orraun, wllhi
lx (SI nionthi from Ihe tlo ol tht am I'lii"
Ilratluo ul mil uutte..
ITTER JOHNSON,
rtrnl publication Juw ih I.
Laal publication July 211 ll l.
SUTIl'E BIOS FOR F ILL
Sealed bid will be received by tli
county court on the Hth day of July I'Ais
lor the following road work.
A 611 to be made at Warren on the main
comity road, about 200 yards north ol
Warren station, opposite where preaent
bridge now stands, ami in center ol roatl
Commencing at a stake marked 'A' and
running to a stake marked 'It' a distant
of 160 feet. Fill to be tweny feet wide
on top, with batiks sloping one half pitch
dirt to be taken from the north end ol
fill as far a Harm road, and from the
south end of the fill as far as Warren
station. Dirt on south side of fill to tie
taken from the side of the mad where
the ditches are to be made, and to leave
the road uniform, with center 18 inches
higher than outside, and to be fifty feet
between ditches. The grade between
suae a and o tone unimrot. i con
Crete culvert three feet wide at bae
with walls a foot thick ami eighteen
inehes high with an arched top, making
miu cuivcrt inrre reci niliu in center
cement in proportion of one to sevrn
said culvert to lie titty feet long, work
to t accepted by the county court or
some person appointed to rt ceive the
same.
County Court
By R. 8. Hattan, Co. Judge
HIKTEVOR'S SOTUK
To W. A Harris, St. Helen, Oregon
8. A. Miles "
O. B. Malmsten, Vernonia, "
Alex Sword " "
Hermonia Sword " '
(iut (iustofson ' "
E. (J. Shsnnahan ' "
Joseph llii kenbottom " "
Joseph Van Blaricom " "
Alex Sword, Joseph Ilickenbottom
and Joseph Van Blaricom, having in
writing demanded a reaurvey of tli mic
tion lines between sections 4-6-8-9 T, 4
N. K. 4 W. W. M. and the re-establlh-
ment of the corner common to said
sections
You and each of you are herehy noti
fied that I will, on the Hth day r( Julv
1U08, proceed to survey the said linen
and re-establish the said section corner
(Signed) F. U. Pauscorr,
County Kurveyor
Dated June IS, 1008.
Common Council, at its meeting last
Monday evening, passed the new license
ordinance, fixing the license fee at 500,
payable six month in advance, requiring
that all saloons close at 1 a. m. and re
main closed until 6 a. m.
A bicycle ordinance waa Introduced
and read first and second times, prohibit
ing the riding of bicycles on the side
walks within city limits.
Bills were allowed paid as follows.
Oregon Mit, H-00; Arthur Young, labor,
fJ.OO; Crane Co., pipe, etc, 264.60.
The Water Committee was inttructed
to put a pipe line to the eorthern city
limits provided there are enough sub
scribers to justify the city in incurring
such expense.
Congresaman Lorimer is showing by
lectures and map, how the Illinois
River csn be scientifically improved for
navigation, reclamation and the genera
tion of electric power. In the meantime,
the river Is illustrating how much it is
inclined to misbehave as a natural cut-jp.
KILLthi couch
and CURE thi LUNC8
WITH
Dr. King's
Nov Discovory
PRICK
LDS Trwa.ni.,-
aHDatt THROAT aWO MJN0 TROUBLES.
run t zxrkr9
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY!
via aotrzr beyunded.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice 1 hereby given by the under
signed as administrator of the estate of
I. 8. Millard, deceased, that he has filed
in the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Columbia County, his final ac
count of his administration upon said
estate together with his final report and
petition forthedistributlon of the residue
of said estate ; and that Hon. K. S. Hat
tan, Judge of said court, ha set the 20th
day of June, 1U08, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon thereof as the time, and the
courtroom in St. Helens, Oregon, as the
place for the hearing and settlement of
said account, report and petition: at
which time and place any person interest
ed may appear and file objections in
writing to the same or anv part thereof
E. E. QUICK.
W.pI.JPowell, attorney for adminis
trator, $4
the mate t iirwfoii. tor Miiiii"mn i
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Wc want bids for the con
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oar Architect. I), I). Necr.
122, First .Street, 1'ortlanU.
Oregon.
Columbia County Bank.
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