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Newspaper Page TextMIST THE OREGON "vou xxix. CURRENT EVENTS OF THE WEEK Doirgs of the World at Large Told in BricL a.n.r.1 Resume of Important Events Pr.s.M.d In Condensed Form for Our Busy Readera. marshes In 1 NO 40 ST. UlilJJNS, OREGON. FUIUAY, AUOUST 20, 1910. FOREST FIRES GRIP TOWN OF WALLACE trsns-continental M.v.r Guvnor of New York City Is Impri'viMK rapidly. TV steamer F. A. Kilburn was de itroyed by firs st her dock In Ssn Fran Cisco. Ti.;rtv it.rre soldiers wers prostrated j . . byh.at durnlg practice Kansas. Steady rslns are falling In Chehalis county. Wash., extlnguisniiifc- mo .or ,,1 fin s there. Wallace, Idaho. Is reported to have had a H.pulllon of exactly 3.000 when the eciisuB was taken In April. Y. August lleinse, one of the wcbIUi ivst' mining men of this country, will be marrl.-d Sfptemlwr 1 to an actress. Th.. Itritith cruiser Bedford went hIwk on the Corwan coast and will be totl loss. Eighteen men were lirowiwl. Senator Wsrner, of Missouri, an-noui.'-cs that on account of old ago he will not again be a candidate for re election. He la 71 years old. A national bank of Spokane, Wash., is .Mailing bank notes which are sup p., I to bo antiseptic. They are signed with ink composed largely of carbolic add, n.lclaml. C'al.. gave rouaing welcome tu I be first railroad train to reach that fitv over the new Western I acme, which U a direct ocran-to oi'ean line. Two lads fishing from a skiff st Nx,rt, Ore., were caught by a trong ebb tide and were being carried out to sea when they were rescued by the lifo-savlng crew. It is ssid the coming litical cam paign will Iw one of the bitterest on urord in many of the political centers, aa many old politicians will be msking a licbl for their politics! lives. Two desperado attempted to cap ture a steamer Juat ouUide San Fran cisco. They killed the captain, but aft.r a drain-rate flk-ht with the crew one of them leawd overboard and the other was captured, President Taft and ex President K.H.evelt sre sgsin fellow-workers in the same political field. The threat that they might pull apart has been forcfeihled by a full explanation on one side snd an unreserved acceptance on . the other.' I'ni.il.-.l ..raft hunters In New York have failed to find any graft. A plot has been discovered to over throw the Portugese government. Ma.lrix has fled from Managua, Me an, mi a. Katrada't force are ap proaching the city. A Pennsylvania man aont out 5.000 sermons on gossip to matrimonial affair. J arum b.a rnmiiletcd the annexation t .,..m i,ni ih Korean people have been kept in Ignorance of tha move, A aheei.herder was found dying o rabies. on an Eastern Washington range, where he had been bitten by coyote. It la rumored that Mias Catherine Elk ina, who Is to wed the Lmae d'Abnisil, will eventually be queen of Greece. Tron have been rushed to Crater Lake forost reserve to fight Area. Men are falling exhausted from exertion and beat. Yhe Duka Fran Josef, of Barvaria, visiting at Newport. K. I., was badly shaken up In an auto collision with a car driven by Vlnceal Aaior. The latest eeneus give the popula tion of Canada a 7.4H9.781. A PennayJvala boy died from lock jaw resulting from a be sling. ui-.i ,.,l . trin from New Vork to San Francisco by auto In days. r.n.,1. ohlecU to th American campaign to Indue the dominion. TVi mllncr rikiAIlt of China ha se cretly ordered all anti-foreign lion suppressed. a. M.t.maa have discovered ten glaciers on th alopo of the Three Sisters mountains. The Danish Arctic expedition which ssiled In Juno, 1909, hss been wrec. on the const of Greenland. California InaurgenU have elctced nine-tenths of the convention delegates and will control both houses of th leg islature. An areoplanlst, trying for an alti tude record, saw a ballooniat in trouble and hovered near him till h was ssre ly landed. . ReporU of a breach between Roose .. .-.i T.rt ... rflaeredited at Bever- i- ... i ii,.i. i.,n la a-iven them I J sal It J 1 1 1 1.1 ,i3"b. as Canada has purchased from England the cruiser Rslnbow, to form the nu .1.,.,. r h. fanailian navy, fcngtsno also lends her colony a number al Instructors. Fifty aro reported dead In and around Wallace, Idaho, where the property I.mb la f 1,000,11110. The fin: hss not enlarKed on the area burn ed Saturday night. Mullan is probuhly safe but fires threaten. Elk City is reported still unburn- i ed. Four or more are dead in fires near Newort, Wanb. One hun dred and eighty men in the forestry Service are surrounded in the St. Joe country. Taft and St. H.'gis, Mont, have been burned. Saltese la surrounded by fire. Dehorgia ia serioualy threatened. Hatighan, Mont,, is re ported destroyed. There is a solid line of fire from Thompson Fall. Mont., for fiO'miles to the Idaho line, with portions of Belknap, White Pine, lloxon and Huron burning. Conflagrations rage in the Galla tin foreit, Montana. Thompson Falls ia in cril. Ymir, B. C, is in danger from fires which arc burning in the bush. Other firea are gaining headway in that region and the situation is ser ious. Avery, Idaho, i destroyed, the people fleeing ti Tekoa. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE WATER RIGHTS IS ISSUE. Stats Commission Preparing to Hear All Willow Creek Cases. Vale -The State water commission has advertised for meetings on Willow creek to determine the rights of all the water uaers on this stream. Un der the new water code all the right are to be settled In one suit. Willow creek is a flood water Stream, about 100 miles long, snd is used by the peo- OEEQON LIBBAEY COMMISSION. Good Books for Winter Esadlng Can Be Had by Villagers. The Oregon Library Comaiis- al i traveling libraries ready to send out into the BtaU. The t.uv.lino- libraries are intended for farming communities and small villages not enjoying library privileges and oa--I. i.. t minoort a library. There ta ab solutely no charge for ths libraries .u ik, LrauHiioriaiun cua.aca w wavs The books are packed in a strong ooiien box snu anui. u A number of Innovations sre be I Introduced in the Chinese govennent by American-educated official. Another ear shortage seems lasvit- able. NOTICE OF SALE OF TIDE LANDS. -lYienna Bakers & Coffee House Everything New and Clean Try Our Coffee and Cake .1.. it. in Ita mmill. at Vala. I ;,.h. .vi-mima 100 Bounds. Tke ll The Eastern Oregon Land company has brary may be kept six months, n)the - th enmniisaioD ana changed for another and different lot of books. The books mast be loaned free of charge to all responsible per- .. ;n tt fwntniinitv. The libraries are usually kept in ths most convenient publie pfaee, a school house, pontollico, grange hall, store, or in ai;enU in Vale with a view of securing some rights, while the Willow Creek Land & Irrigation company is plan ning to protect all ita rights and Upper Willow Creek users arrived in Vale re cently and are preparing their evi dence. H Hon S. M. Matthews, Francis Rose. C. T. Locey, Pierce Smith and begt bouki for grown people and for . a a .1 l .... i ft a4uIhbi Kit VWk fl- MANY BUILDINGS BURNED. Women and Children Flee' on Trains Skeletons Found. Mlux.ola Mont. The forest fire situation on both sides of the Idaho Montana lino Is more serious than at any time this seaaon. Flames sre sweeping over sn in creasing area, destroying small settle ments snd willing out of exiotence millions of dollars' worth of property. The ls of life will tie large, grows hourly, and the number of jurtd is constantly ml around Wallace several others who have had rancnea and used water from 16 to 25 years are among these, and the lower ranches, consisting of probably 80 users, are mukini on their cases. F. M. Saxton, the water commissioner for this dis trict will be here the latter part of AuguBt to begin taking evidence. It is conceded that whichever wsy the decisions are made the case will go through the Circuit; and Supreme courta before being finally determined. BONDS ESCAPE OREGON TAX. Can children. Each library contains oo pop ular and interesting books of fiction, history, travel, biography, acienee, so ciology, and literature, books which old and young will enjoy. If you are interested in a vnur community. the Library Commission, Salem, for fur ther information. traveling writs to CLAMBAKE ANNUAL ATFAIB. Notice is hereby given that the H0ULT0N State Land Board of the State of Ore gon will sell to the highest bidder at its ofhee, in the Capitol building at Salem, Oregon, on October 11, mo. at 10 o'clock A. M., of said day, al the state's interest in the tide and overflow lands hereinafter described, uivinir. however, to the owner or . anv lands abutting or IJ rl 1,11, v. - J - a . fronting on such tide ana ovrrouv. lands the preference right to purchase said tide and overflow lands at the highest price offered, provided such offer is made in good faith and also providing that the land will not be sold nor any oner locit.v. "---: for less than 17.50 per acre, the board leserving the riht to reject any and all bids. Said iand are situated in Columbia County, Oregon, ana w scribed as follows: Tide lands fronting ana aDuiims Lot 5, Sect. 3, and Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and a portion of Lot 3, Sec. 10, I. N., K. 1 W. . . . . Beginning at a point easi a i ii . , . ., a r..A. fr. , Vi - mmrr and soum " ------- common to Sections J, , " T. 4 N., R. 1 W., thence south 0 deg. 4tf min. east 432 feet along low i.o line; thence south 20 deg. 10 min. west 405 feet along low nut .-, thence south 23 deg. 20 mm. west 500 fe-t along low tide line; thence south Ara 4(1 min. Weil l" ll IU8 OREGON Pmn.rtv Owned by Harriman Leave No Revenue to atate. a letter of George A. It in- increasing. in it is estimated Salem In response to t I. fmm invurHl WMsB SK.V as... Steel, state treasurer. Attorney Gen eral Crawford has just submittted an opinion that stocks and bonds of a cor- tM.ration under the laws ol uregon pers..nal proirty governed by the laws Hunaay. Newport People Pleased Over Success of First Festival, v- . v.wnnrt will have an an null clambake owing to the success of the clambake on August 14. The oven ....... ..,,! nd the necessary ses im J 11 .- i .. ... ...v tn obtain. n.ia ua selected as the date for the recent clambake as the saloons are closed on that day. Kev. J. B. J. Bel defended the date, saying that be would ...i u. m.ih at home at such a well- regulated clambake as he would If he a ..... - . - ,linHAV nil invited 10 a piiio .rnwdl. DO Saw, wtn low tide line; thence soutn ocb- min. west 260 feet along low tide line; thence south 23 deg. along low tide deg. 27 min THE CHICAGO STORE F. J. BASEEL, Proprietor. HANDLES ONLY THE BEST IN Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes and Boots, Men's SuitSajhirts, Etc. A First Class Line of Ladies Suits, Skirts, Etc If vou want to save money, get the best goods and always be satisfied with your purchases, patronize THE CHICAGO STORE H0ULT0N, OREGON . I ..arii here the death list is at ichki uo. In addition to at least ! otnerviiw i it ... ,1 that ti'n iM.'rsons nac nuii. ah - " - been made bund. i...i;...ii,,. n Vtallace. nowever, re that hearly half of the city will be saved. Communications wiin vtanace to the west ha, D.;en p.n - - , dollar. vala. but eaittwartl ll is ein.rv.j -- d it is known that the entire east half of the town, aU.ve Seventh street. has been burned. West oi mai fi.,v,f i. heinir made and with improve- " I.. L.... i m mnfO nt in the water supply in-' '- i h.. flames mav Do arivrn critics of his The f the corporation ana " - ; llVl him. thev have show- the navment of inheritance wa. i -b"-- - - h eoinmitte The the death of E. II. namman. . . corvallia & tastern Railroad held stock extensively in roails and other properties ot u.e could the inheritance tax act have been construed as against ui "" " late it would have added several " . . .. 11 V... Conipsny did th. best u couiu, many were compelled to stand in the ' it i. kliavd here that such aa have come to Newport this ...mmer will force the railroad company n tha atate ... ...u,i ..nund the bav from Xaquina, ..j ,l ir witn tne ierrjwav treiwury. iui .-j oi; for tha eichange of bag AS ll is me --- - and bonds, being per- al property, are subject to the law. gage. John . and tor chance that back. l Wallace the dead inciuue. M.....I .,inti...r of the district i v.ra ireneral agem " "- -"- i....in r..lr.,ail here, suffocated in his I ! ll" a . i at t white trying w fiome in -nil - th fMiinlv tiarnu IVi . . . Mf Two unknown, whose aeic.o... t i i .1,.. m m ol tne muniK IIIUIIU I" nouse. , , ... , Unknown man. nurneu io - the 0ur d"Aleno house. tlWdr nir. in wnien me ninu .... .iiu ft deiiartmeni, a coiiipj . ' " J ' I i.. T...ntv.nrth inianirv volunteers joined, prevent . ...i. wesi ami poui.ii. , , ai.. I.-, fo the citv is estimated at ., ... tt noo.OOO. Some of the prin- -I. u l.taMSrsl atn? ! ..fAl..n Hardware company, warehouse and stw k, f lr.O.O.Kl. w " . . txll 000. . .. I...I....I Miniior company were ?.;.; building in the.East End that were saved. . w : Sonen,- sor GcorRC W. vtei i i-- . .. tu.laieen rel reports that me rvK'" WallT and the St. John river Is W 8 ".i.ullv clean, with enormous wept yi "v s .-.- lo"i:. u,..n Burke and Mullan rire. .v-.--- , women 8IN1H1 liivi'vi.p - . . Harriman may have OI wimw"1 ,L .. i,:- i...n reaidine in at me umo - death. LINCOLN FAIR TO BE BEST. September Festival Promises .o Vast urowin. Toledo-The second annual Lincoln County Ka.r ana ru Toledo. September o. .. a r to be the k-reatesi iair - ,?t8 Th stock exhibits will me couuijr. wir. r Fleht Films Curtailed. Cottage Orove The Johnson-Jeffries movinr Dictures were put on at a local picture showhouse last week. After .u. v,.i hpn in proeress a short IUO " west 270 teet line: thence soutn l west 673 feet along low tide line to point of tide land; thence north 49 deg. 15 min. east 63 feet along high tide line; thence north 19 deg. 15 . . .. r t Vimra tifla lint mm. east Zoo icei aiuo wsu thence north 23 deg. 45 mm. east 155 feet along high tide line; thence north "2 deg 45 min. east 200 feet along high tide line; thence north 24 deg. o, min ast 300 feet along high tide line; thence north 29 deg. ia mm. ci 225 feet along high tide line; thence north 24 deg 0 min. east 195 feet Jilong high tide line; thence norm u-. 10 mm. east 4oa icei aioug line; thence nortn om. '" east 170 feet along high tide line; thence north 19 deg. is min. east . feet along high tide line; thence north 7 deg 00 min. west 450 feet to point ..i i,..;n;c rnntainins 2.92 acres. U! 'S'' "'i . - . . v. . Beginning at a poini wmu north 1875 feet and easi from the corner common to Sections 3 4 9 and 10, T. 4 N.. k.. J v.. i n'ing Var. 21 deg. 30 min east across tide lands to point of tide land! i of low tide at junction ol wuiamcuc Columbia Rivers; thence north 8 deg. :., an leet: inence iuin deg. 15 min. west 380 feet along low tide line; thence south socg. o min. west 552 feet along low tide line; .1 91 rieov 13 min. WtJl in wienie a"un. " o . , (-. alnn low tide line; thence south THE ARCADE ST. HELENS An Up-to-Date Moving Picture Show, in the old Muckle store building, which has been re modeled for the purpose. Three shows every evening, beginning at 7:30. sr. r;&t?'vs bliimbia County Abstract and Trust Company f,.. u m i b t on. ana pmceu iuo m.., Wcsi 4o i"i " - - - , 1 1(1 n r I arresi, as omj a thence of the film under the 14 rounds were shown. Later south 22 deg feet along low tide na mm. west 355 line to point of I n.. - i ,1.:. .nnniv Is produc-1 " 0l. bU.ma"yJ .ded stiik: this' exhi- Astoria-The run of fish 01 ":, I .- nroductive of much good, some improvement i may ..... .. . Bnd ,u other mnds oi iianu '-";- --" firea rnilt. ... . . w k I lu.l awl. 1 ue u" " ... ,Hiice Will be DrouK.n "-" -:-. nnalitr. ini in UMl t..J ...v:l. ia The fair commiuec, w ...... ,hat posed of repn-scntat v, ' - Uickl: ..n from evcrv locality " rminedmmake this the Rreat est and best fair ever held here. New rounds have been leased and pcrma- le a permanent affair. Roseburg Pears Go East, Tk rarloadS Ol '., . r.u. Rnwpr orchards. . - in me rAieii - Kru- . n,aieburr. were two miles nor". M"Ke8ny. .hiniied recently by E. M. McK.esny, stlippeu rjLi i j eomDSnV. of th. Issue was adjusted after the show tille land; thence north 58 deg 00 mm , :..i ' . iMiirnund reDro- .... 7o iret alone high tide line was a.ivern.cu - -- --- . . . - - . - . ea5t i50 .luction ot mo - i.n, ..... - - - h Itiet along iubo -. - - -e deg. 15 min. east 247 feet . along has showed high tide line; mroit imi " nes on Sand hio min. east 322 feet along high tide catches thsn ,ne; thence nortn 10 qeg. feet along nign uuc 29 deg. 15 min. easi high tide line; thence north 19 LET liS running small but the large 1 . ' .. 9 ,ka fil.ntV. I " - - . , . 1 : . nnn. from every section o v. --- fi,h .. not or tno Dest, uo.ug k- 10 north along ST. HELENS, OREGON MAKE Your Abstracts DO Your Notarial Work INSURE Your Buildings SELL Your Buildings RENT You a Safety Deposit Box FURNISH Your Bonds Z-sEmtm City Shoeing Shop P0ETLAND MARKETS. threaten both towns .... of tne i r.u. ... unced rhildren have been sent out. Sacramento. Mr. McK-eany P . . ..nne six were iou.iu .7 row n nere east 600 teet to poini . ...... 9 HQ arret. iunun,..,s - - .-I. 1 . Beginning at a point w....... ....u ti fe,t anil east 3235 feet from the corner common to Sections 3, 4. 9 I trt ,nnina V.ir. ZL UCK. .v i.- ' ... nnrth 38 deg. 52 min east 200 feet along low tide line; thence .u it A in min. wesi ono itrci l.U.l.l Mvp,. - - , nlong low tide line: mence w" " t . . a i n . ' I.".. . . .U ta Hon l S tTIITl f Dw Three cariotaa oi yc rl n hav funji tujc me; inrncc norm . Rodeburg; inrt-c .-u . ' ' v,i .nd brewinir. 20 fr.t alonir low tide line; 1 i ij v - r v v v . am JO ItT Wti. I l II. II. aj nun.. . ,.1, 1 .... snn. a,l ot anil Tver I . . i iVisnr finrtn forn-no.e, . ,eet. along alona ... cr . i mm ncsi . - - r. r:ll....n'a Mrnn. B-U Ipr wu , "i""""" ' . -. ,i. i . shorts, fills-3! roiifiu Wheat Bluestem, 96(a9Se; club, 86 u....;nn 84r(85e: valley, !e- forty fold, SifeSSej Turkey red, 90c. . r:.. HayTrack prices: iimoioy ... ette Valley, $18(ffl9 per toaj Eaetera 20(d'Jl: auaiia, new, ..vv,.-, r-i RiQPlfsmithincr. Woodwork and Repair pa r Work Promptly and Neatly T)one Pav nz Cutters' Tools Made to Order. Horse A Soecialty. All Diseases of the Foot Scientifically Treated Free of Charge. E. H. WICKS, Proprietor First Door West of School House. ST. HELENS. ORE. fruit company, ol equal to those "u .i, ru-ars crown nere Five of eounties north of UouRias. Besides f where t'" .. D . nnwluct brougni an ur n me ""t ----- The raen uu"" r--. . ..:.. dlinirs. 30; lev. 25(ii 20. A... xi boomISSO tier ton. Oreon Fruits Apples, new, oi' "y i. Wmr F.iro tunne -j l.u.llv burned, neau ..u ,,, the dead were ... - f lne . " f Si 60 a box. Besides "w- ,rieot a. 7Sc(tl; plums, 75e( they had sought refuge. Thej May avoraga of fruitgrow. l'fr , 25f,ri 50; peaches, 4075ci down in water, covered with wet these, othe DougU. cou.y , , V. bl,ckberri.., 1-75 10' cttlers to leave aglta ,nd blankets. . ers have f Winstons. six Some had d.eo .- , earioao. '-. ona c.r from some nau ..i-- Th from suffocation by - d- iured were tsl tn waua.e nillard and one car . ears .'UIM " Myrtle Creek. grapes, per nvcred at Big . a i ... rurnV Twelve oeau , d There were uinx j---- , Creek. three others were One fire flgnier w ..mi.leUly blinded. .a f.iund dead near arc Injured at mai . c....r Factorv Enterprise May "-6 Labbnire. 2ti(ifir; ci Knterprise - Kf Ro -PP ofSaU rabba LKV,".V:.:.iu-after an inspection h " . he e and iU adaptability to r '.VaTriCrec. three - on a large scale. I. '"'.""a ' T. " and five others m- "T. ,,1;, .tatement Judge Itoiapp (lean, i. jurcd. .7 1 a puonc - . ,, f T avs of Blue Mountains All Ablnie. ... . k ,t.,na nail Dayton, --"1i:"u.rn-WWh. smoke hanp. yvy .. mountain ,ngton or!I"u;..tlln fires .ml indicating u. ha .re again raging .. , 30 miK., serve on tno it.k . 'h-'&rbdu iUy oi '.,..- this sum- .......iu.wt from mer. Meag.r . , c(,tioni 'You may -"j -- , . . ,. lh. ht ia known as me o..-r - The iudge further stsiea the require.. . . here, there would De ' Monster Sunflower. Mr. and Mrs. ueoige what is -" . ! -hve inspect- 1 e JE" L'vX; ststed that if Ul ed." I ne ju..k ,ngured of na- Inir are the mom or - ,nK . Heta Is reci m,.r. , r, te, 0f the location, the burned J.jtr 't te' flf i.,',r head'w.ter. of the l.m.- ..iri. Mmn. Asotin river near - - Farmhouses Destroyed. . r. Ore Fire that origin- town, still rag. lhe of the valley ;ndR's 0f that Breitmsyerhdm. BesWoit a district sre """"i",' lated, but the patrol from town has asawtea Are is running In dry graM snd bBWh. '"t Kp"We- loffanbcrries. fl.50 per crate, Melons Watermelons, 1W1M liundred; cantaloupes, i.ooiio rc" crvfnnMnaHeans. 3(o)Se per pound; " ita II IA im Cl.uiu.unvi, w . r corn, 25e; euenin- . oiTTAft nor box: CBCTiIant, 8'a8 per pound; garlic, StfMOe; green onions, i. ,iiii! nenners. 50s per box, radishes, IStSMOa per doren; .q..sh -Oe per crate; tomatoes, 3060e pel .MpCarrots, t(7J,1.25; lefts, 1.50; parsnips, fl(f?1.25; turnips, 00. , , . . Potatoes New, H.-M'ii. I'" .Ired; sweet potatoes. 4 per poiina. Onions Walla Walla, 2.50 per sack; Oreeon. 2(ff'2.2.,5 per sack. Kggs-Oregon candled, 2829e per Hutter City creamery, solid pack, 84s nr noun.1: butter xai. oto ir t-. , . a i..44 Q 1m nf IMI act ii min west t W UVS,. a rtf. low tide line; then- south s aeg. min east 311 feet across tide lands to high tide line; thence south 4 deg. ?,o min. east 175 feet along high tide line; thence south 28 deg. to .. ais feet along high tide .ul . ..,th 9n Ara 40 min. east vt alrtnir hiirh tide line: thence south i (t oo mm. easi i i i.: u ...I- l n thence souin n m;n a 30 feet along high line; thence south 12 deg. 20 min east 370 feet along high tide line; jne.. ...., i Ara 4S min. west 170 feet to point of beginning, containing 5.91 Beginning at a point which bears south 5018 feet and east 1009 fee from the corner common tn Sections 3 4. 9 and 10, T. 4 N R. 1 thence cast 60 feet across low tide lands. thence north 19 deg oo m.... -feet along low tide line; thence north 15 deg. 25 min. east '.'oa icei a.o..n ; mm. line; 40 S juth along IS deg tide MAM mm I 111 i l taV m aT" mil. .ANTED-A RIDER AGEI1T i .r...r " . . (., i.krA h ui. Durum U1uK kSI1 K.! until you rrie .nd appro.. oij IKUCHTOWI and dixrlc. U wite and thiWl. Our atenU Trrbara aa. mttmc. ., your wcrcla. . ' . . . . ., i l , l-& th 1 1 1 rtmiu .nn nine m nMi in. t . i . . - .)... rvu-ii !.- ut a i our riitensc anu w " " r . U-v haTe Vsunflower plant growing in ley nave . claim hV.,r. '-wnby Major Lee country .tore h oc ini. ui " -. i.ini t'hee.ae mil Moorehouse. oi ,.."' local per pound; Young America, isvsw" .L and which was written up in local rrf 'j mrtMOe; springs. 18 ago, and wn. producer. ri,,,1'Ty t " ,Amj-. ..J. in(WllUe! iftr. 24e net ponnd, erenm tw.nt, 17 lSMiCrtnne. aa aVnirt . . .wrsi ft si sa viis.'" in.rt " a The Moor.u.u r - .. the rKBeXiHerear-SS. Plan Big Chicksn Fsrm. Medfonl-J, A. Arming - build- Ing what is, per..-r. . eHchickenhouseln.Un- re-Tlo; of th. Oregon Afi K;.l college st Corval is. This one ex cultural y - . f t be jbo ie -- Mr. Astrong is developing a .farm of 10 acres where P! specialty. be a turkeys, live. 20e; dressea, zn&, squabs, fS per dor.en. Pork Fancy, 13e per pound. Veal Fancy. ponnd. Hons 1009 crop, 8(tfl2Vje, affording to quality; olds, nominal; 1910 oa . in.. irar.a. ,91 Wool Fastern l.rrgon, wv- r- .u.. nBOa ner pound. Mo- IKIIlDlli t.it;i . . nair Choice. 32(?r"e. nark 4V. per pound. tlMea Salted hl.S, trt?7H PM j. ..i.J .alf 13e: salted kid, 8e; ialted' stags. ; gre-n h'd. 1 lo""! dry hides. lBtfl7e; ry ealf, 17(3 18e; dry stsgs, U12e. tide line; thence north 13 deg . 45 mm . nnn f alnnff low tide line, rasi a jot thence north 14 deg. n m:n. .... feet along low tide line; thence north o. a. in min east 20 feet along low tide line; thence north 32 deg. 20 mm. .... inn t. ..tornr lnw tide line; thence west 80 feet across tide lands; thence .u an sn min west 400 teet .long high tide line: thence uth 24 deir. OS min. west 44S fcctalong high tide line; thence south 13 deg. .m mm west 178 feet along mgn .. ,u w 92 nun. west 42 tnence "'" ",. . . .-,u r... .tn hu,h twie line: uini.c ..wn. I"l a..,in i - - - .a .1. ll mm west S(. lee. aiw., fACTOBT PRICES a. or. kU pron. above actual (c.orr coat. wa w llIe astoxisked :,h p -t?i3S3 BicVCLJS 1KAI..K!. you can aciioui u. - . our frKr""".J'.-;jZ -nUyaaat aecoo.1 hind NcTCl". Da. I. Hit. a number on hand taken In trote fj, "f.iiJ Tbanra.n l.ats anaill trta. rrompUT PncM ranin iron. ao '"". ,,.. ,ha.fns and Iwlala, atu, raiNU" aaa MASTEI-BBAKES, NruTirW.1 -J!!iVC.fcB jat- M on 50 I1EDGETH0RFI aciUKt-rituyr 71 SPLF-HEALIHQ mSSSSU-SSS Tkl rrrol" rfiail rkl tt thru Urn tt $.iy ftr fair. . f ,.;;' 9 MORE TROUBLE rawM rHu-i""" m 1 1 ut Ttvok or til" Win - " MtBMy iho-d rir. .sold lst ycjr. a. s k.iMiirtKi tniniMuu OffIMfWft-eBU nueayr.ii.na."'j . , ,v. hwH high tide line; thence south f min. west 155 fect along high tide line; thence south, ia ocg -? west 7 feet to point of beginning, containing 5.18 acres. .... . Applications and bids should he ad . r. Rrnwn. Clerk Stati nressru i v.. v.. ... -- - . j n.. c.,i,m. Oregon, and marked "Application and bid to pur chase tide land,. q BJlowN. I Gerk State Land Board. Dated this July 89, 1910. re We hiv hundrcJi ot icttrrs from satis that their l,rHh.onlybn P'""Pk1 . vunn. Thry we. Rh no nore than ur- I V ivw. 7 a m . a ' III III Kotte the thllT raM" ijval nd -1," alao rlaa atrip -M" ... n,.i.nt rim auttlne. Thai . lh Mncture rcaiat in? quam.es ui:i R g-; a airs w... aaua.. a'",! oihin "weci ally prcnrd fabric oa the V m.k-sorT. hXAarlt) avaat .nd rill-li "''.'"".Xmnrari al J. eapenae if for any reaaoa i th.y are .mliuir n order aa th. '' may, ""V' ,"m and money aent to a. ta aa a. I. aa la ink. If yon order a pair of th- tire", yo or area al any P"-- 4a, c-lte?, la.1 longer and look finerj h.n r wlU iT, yout aed. ' '. . -i I ih.t when VOU W VlTind'S i?e.a.n.rkrnd.o tVrrO'rill'oK BCT1K.I . b.eyj.1 !. L HEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL Br j--t "