THE OREGON
MIST
voi XXIX.
CURRENT EVENTS
OFTUGWI
i m
Ooingsof the World at Large
loia in una.
Orel Rxum of Important Event
Pros.nted l Corvderieea rorm
' ' ' for Our Buay Reader.
. ...... f ..viuir tuok a six-mile walk
and iu not the Uaat Injured by It.
Th Portland Fair and LlveaUn-li
huw (HxihkI rlll an attendance of 11,.
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KT. HELENS. O It EG ON, FHIDAY, SEPTEMBEU tt, 1910.
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.how op"'
QUO. .... -
" Portland's Llr Day parade 3.
,&0 people nd rechod 82
blocks,.
His said Myor Gaym would ee
.pl th candidacy for governor of
f,'t.w York. -
f r American warship hava aalled
lu lake part In the Chilean centenlal
erU-bration at Valparaiso.
Two non-union streetcar man in vi
nmbua
policeine
A Braxilian steamer eolliaeu wim a
achoowr at aea. and waa badly dam
aged. The schooner disappeared in
the fog and haa nut been heard from.
At the thaw of Rooeevelt'e Ubor
Day aUtr-ae at Fargo, N. D., ha waa
called a liar by ahabbily drceaed
GREAT STRIKE ENDED.
Seventy Thousand Cloakmakers Will
Return to Work.
New Yurk, Sept. 2. Tim cloak muk
n' strike, on. of the greatest Indus
ina! eiawrliancei in t!i history of
American labor, waa -t t )-l toitiulit.
Beveuty Ihouaaml gunm-nt workers, who
bava im'I' n Idle fur nine months, will
return to work.
The industrial loss to employer and
employes oaa ma high Into the mil
lious. lu ! of wajjcs alone the total
I "I'll estimated t morn tllkn $10,
0011,0' 10, whilu Hi" Iom to inunufnc
turrcrs, lubbers and retailors lbs eoun
try aver bui beta computed at ten
tunes 11ml amount.
Id spite of the stupendous readjust
mant involved, the strike hni beau ii
the tniiin ' nntiitilii fur pi-m-i-alili-nrs-i
1 here were numerous eases of petty Ui
orilrra and a petition of the inaiiufae
tnrors brought forth from .luitlce (luff,
of Hit Mate Supreme Court, an iuiiiue
tlon, la which h rul1 Dint any alnkr
rallml to ilrmiilhl th cloai'i (liop waa
in roatraint nf trailn.
Juliua Henry ( olicn, rotuiatO fur the
nmiiufarturi'ra' amoriatum, ilraoribna
the agreement algnftd by him a ixl rep
r'aentativi of the striker in tliia aou
taorn:
"No principle ks Wb atirrcndrri'i
by the uianufai'turrra, yet th" union
may truly rlaini tbry have won a grcnt
vietory for their peoplv. The manufac
turera Iwlivvn la the union anil in the
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
riEE BREAKS NEAR DEADWOOD.
ATTRACTIONS FOR ROUND UP.
Number of Cheyenne Teaturea to Be Blaze to Vicinity of Prospect la No
find withuul warning on two I principle that all wao Ji':re it ben-flts
un, but neither waa hit. h"ulJ b"r.,,;M-V ,
' I eaaential of this victor? ami one
important not only to the atrikcr, but
to the Nation at Inrue, is the abolition
of all contract work at home. Here
afti'r garment! made In New York will
be manufactured undrr sanitary condi
tions. There will be no more sweat
hop.
The mrk on which all iirevliiiu elT
It, who waa quickly hurried away. I ort. ,t B,utul cnn.-iliation have split
has now been avnulnl li v J ne anoptnm
Brought to Pendleton.
I'cnilli ton Tliut thousands of
pciiple wim urc nut ublc to uttend
I lie IhnI uniiuul round-up will still
In- ulilu to see v.lmt a wild west
show is like was assured when the
I oui iiiiiiicnl I'ilin Company, the
liiruest moving picture company
dmiiM liusiness in America, applied
tor uml was panted the exclusive
moviiiK picture concession for
I'riiillrliin s iiiaiiHiii ill frontier ex
liiiiiliiin. 'Hie contract has just
In i n siKiicd by Mark Moorhouse,
sou of Mnjor I-eu Moorhouse, of
Indian funic, repicsciitin the fron
tier cxliibilioii association, and II.
K. Smitli, president and general
inaiuiKer of the film con ;any.
Moorhouse returned recently
from Cheyenne, where I u had been
In line up home of the leading at
tractions for the loctil show, and
he carried, as a result, in his pocket
a contract which insures the ap
pearance at the round-up of Huf
f.iln Vernon, the man who catches
and throws a vicious steer with his
hands anil holds him clown with
his teeth. Vernon is the only man
n the world who ever wrestled
barehanded with a bull, the feat
having been performed in old Mex-
i'o not many months iiko. lie still
bears the scars of that encounter.
"Slimiihoat" and " 1 heotlorc
Hoosevell." the two ureatest buck-
iik horses the world has ever seen,
will idso probably be brought to
IVinllelon us a result of Moorhouse s
Yet Under Control.
Medford All forest fires in South
ern Oregon are under control except the
blae went of I'rospect, and a new tire
which hus broken out at leadwood, in
the Head Indian country. Clover Creek
and the Three mile Creek fires are out
and 100 men who have been fighting
them were discharged. Assistant Dis
trict Forester Buck has a large force
of rangers patroling all the forests in
Southern Oregon, on the lookout for
new fire and for the breaking out ui
old ones now under control.
The I'rospect fire continues serious
on the east sido along Innuho Creek.
Assistant District Koreater J. H. Knapp
sent 28 soldiers from the Butte Falls
district today to help the fighters along
this creek.
As many men aa can be round are
Ashlnna to me
HaNikOTvrat la lr laia.
The hookworm disease Is spreading
la Virginia to such an extent that the
authorltlea are becoming worried. The
drat death to occur waa that of a boy
of u at Newport Newa the other day.
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIDE
LANDS.
Notice i hereby given that the
State Land Board of the State of Ore
gon will sell to the highest bidder at
its oltice, in the Capitol building at
Salem, Oregon, on October 11, MO,
at 10 o'clock A. M., of said day, all
.tni-' interest in the tide and
overflow lands hereinafter described,
giving, however, to the owner or
.....,. ,.f lands abuttinz or
fronting on such tide and overflow
lands the preference right to purchase
said tide and overflow lands at the
ice offered, provided such
otter is made in good faith, and also
providing that the land will not be
sold nor any offer therefor accepted
for less than $7.50 per acre, the board
lescrvinit the right to reject any and
,11 hi.u Kaid lands are situated in
Columbia County, Uregou, ana ac
S. S. Long & Son
General Contractors
Work A SDecialty
Bridges, Sidewalks, Septic Tanks, Etc.
Houlton ESTIMATES FURNISHED Oregon
a - 1 'J A .Wt.nJ
Desdwood fire. It is burning through ienbed as follows
Tide lands fronting ana aDutting
it .
, , -. - - c. in T A
.olou.rs" will be able to leave the fire and a portion o ,
valuable timber but no aeiuemeui. , , ,A t 4. . 7. g. 9
Homo nf the companies ot "-V " -V-. " A' ' -t .
Rudlgaria la much Incenaed at Tur
key's action In (iiarmlng all Bulgar
ians, and Turkey is alarmed at the
friendship between Bulgaria and
Greece.
The enginrer of a gaeoHne launch
jumil overboard and waa drowned
when the boat caught Are. Hie part
ner ran the boat ashore and extinguish
ed Ihe flame.
lter.nl floods la Japan eauaod the
death of over 1,0 prsoBS.
II..,. harvet has begun la . many
' yards In the hortkwist, but pickers are
Sfarc.
Two Chinamen were shot dowa ia
Pan Kr in- isco at the reopeulng of a
tung war.
- villi.. n.fi.a Jr.. a Dolitieal leader
of Albaay, N. Y., makes a fierce attack
eg lUuievulL
" Compb-t reports show that 1S1 per
,,i, .rllce.l their Uvea to the 1U10
Kou-tli of July celebration.
A whale and two sea lions became
. entangled lu a big fishing at near
tape Hatter and wdl probably be
drowned.
Joseph A. Holmes, of the IT. 8. gee--laical
survey, has been appealed di
rector tf the" new bureau of njiuos at
Waiihinglon.
veil says the l.'nitej Htatea is
the beet place to live In. Jle also de
cUrcs the Canaiiia canal should be
' will fortille.l.
Many widows in Chicago flaim that
R. ti-her, who wae associated with
hanker Walsh la his defalcation, has
swindled them out of sums aggregating
-'1)0,1111(1.
The steamer Watson went on a reef
near t ape flattery at 11:13 at night,
hut no I rouble was experienced in trans
fcrring her Wf passengers and entire
trcw to another steamer, and all were
saved.
In the fight for higher freight rates,
the railroads may turn on snippers.
of the "preferential union shop" iJca
for which Itichard 1). Ilrandcia. of Ilos
ton, formerly counsel for (ilavis, in the
Pinehot-Ilallinger hearing, ia given full
credit
In the articles of agreement the Idea
ia thus described:
" K.ach member of the Manufacturers'
Association is to maintain union shop"
union shops being understood to refer
to a short where union atanilaM as
working conditions, hours of labor and
rates of wages prevail, and where, in
hiring help, union men are preferred, It
being understood that since there arc
differences of degree of skill employers
hall have the freedom of selection as
between one union man and another
ami shall not be confined til anv list
or bound to follow any prescribed or
der
The article provide for these more
Imnnrtant points:
"Vir.t Klectrle rower free: second
no work at home; third, discipline o
any manufacturer found guilty of dis
criminating among nis employes
fourth, six (lavs' work a week, and
cash weeklr PT day; fifth, all sub
contract inar within shops abolished
siith. nine hours' work a day, five day
a week and five hours the sixth day;
seventh, the subject of piece work to
l,e agreed noon bv a committee of em
ploves and their employer; eighth,
double par for overtime."
Mr. Cohen concludes his stntement
with the following declaration, remark
able for one In his position:
"Trade unloas are not only neces
sar. hut must be guided and slrenjth
ene'd. I have not bees Uniting your
.-Una. t have been flifhtuig for wnai
I believed were th right guaranteed
1.. ti.. Usi of the eountrr to my
ciients."
riLIPINOS OPF08E TAXES.
in danger.
1 em win ie v " - " -- - 1 . . - ...
.... 1 m k w
district, for aneouver 0'n , . - east feet
Mscal Agent -.ousin. saiu na . f.. rom the comer
In Southern Oregon had already eoet snueui - . ,0
IJIItl in LUIIIIIIUU VJ a.sswei -p -w - - - t
T. 4 N., K. 1 thence soutn u tieg.
48 min. east 432 feet along low tide
tine- thence south 20 oca. 10 nun.
est 405 feet along tow tide line
h.ne sniith 22 desr. 20 min. west 500
Many Improvement Made in Buildings eet along low tide line; thence south
tho Forestry deoartment lio.uuo in
extra expenses.
STATE FAIR LOOMS Bid.
and Grounds.
visit. Clinton Dunks, lasl years
fhiimiiion rider, and Sam Scoville, I , .uecr..fa iD its history. Land
his year s champion, ussureu aioor- .n.,e efTects, buildings, amusement lea-
hoiise of Iheir w illingness to conie ture general improvements all go
and bring these two animals. For lowar,r increasing the added wonders of
tears " Meaitnioai nas ueen c- the fair.
i Ara 40 mm. west 133 teei aiong
1 ..J- li.,.. tk.no anuth 25 deZ. 12
Balem With a general atmosphere of lin wcst 26J feet along low tide line;
,h.n- smith 23 dee. wesi ziu ICCl
.1 l... ..,( line- thence south 19
I ' " . n alVIlK IU . -
n this city September M for a ive . 2? mm west 673 feet along low
lays' run, which promises to be the (jde ljne t(J point 0f tjde land; thence
sidercd the hardest hticker ever
produced bv a western range, inn
' . at . Ik .11.......
lit the opinion 01 ine i-einneiii
mail "Theodore Hoosevelt" is his
superior.
(ioldie M. Clair, inc rnampion
A general resume of the features at
11,. fuir indicate only a portion or
what may be seen, according to the
management. The dairy department
will have a number of new features, in
elmlinir a niodul dairy barn, which
THE CHICAGO STORE
F. J. BASEEL, Proprietor.
HANDLES ONLY THE BEST IN
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps,
.mi 1 O laI
onoes ana doois, men 5
Suits, Shirts, Etc.
A first Class Line of Ladies' Suits, Skirts, Etc
if von want tn savfi monev. cret the best goods
and always be satisfied with your purchases,
patronize
THE CHICAGO STORE
HOULTON, OREGON
woman broncho buster, also sign!- Superintendent I'aul V. Maris considers .
l ied a desire to attend the round- the leading addition in hie section. An- .
up and it is more than probable other new barn has been erected for
thai she will be one of the atlrae- the stock exhibit and is constructed on '
... i ,;il ..a- . 1 . l. Ik... whi.li have 1451
tuns which 1 he management win
have to offer.
DREDGE NEARLY EEADT.
different plans than those which have
been in use. Kach stall in the new
barn has a concrete floor and is pro
vided with running water.
Dipper Dredge No. 1 to Begin Opera
tions on Clatakanie Next Week.
rth 49 dec 15 min. east 62 feet along
high tide line; thence north 19 deg. 15
min. east 260 feet along high tide line;
thence north 23 deg. 45 mm. east 155
foot alrtnir hiirh tide line: thence north
22 deg. 45 min. east 200 feet along
high tide line; thence north 24 deg.
oo min. east 300 feet along high tide
line; thence north 29 deg. is min. e.ai
f.et alnnir hieh tide line; thence
north 24 deg. 0 min. east 195 feet along
. . . - . . I nA.U 91 rt.ir
tide line; incinc iiuim . "re
cast 465 feet along nign uue
thenre north 18 deg. 43 mm.
170 feet along high tide line;
thence north 19 deg. 15 mm. east 2il
f.t alnnir hiffh tide line; thence north
7 deir. 00 min. west 450 feet to point
,.l k.crmninir. containing: 2.92 acres.
R.cinnimr at a ooint which bears
,.rh i7s feet and east 2445 feet
Will Dredge Locks.
Wnrtr nf ftrerlcins out the ui)Der I (.-, ,h. .nmer common to Sections
entrance to the Cascade I.onks will 3, 4. 9 and 10, T. 4 N.. R. 1 W.. run
: 7 . . .1- it:.j ,,inr Var 21 dear. 30 min. east across
Porlland-Bv the end of this e sl.li.eu omurniw u, , a . ,., u j". ,o point of tide land, of low
week it Is expected that repairs to States engineers, and the small t.Je a junctjon of Willamette and
Dipper Dredge No. 1. belonging to "orange peel" dredge used for that Columbia Rivers; thence north 8 deg.
i ' ii..:i.i :i,,t,. enuineerina de- ,c nnw rnoilv to hotrin one- no nin uiect 311 feet: thence south
parlment, w ill be completed, and rutjns. High water during the win- 20 deg. 15 min. west 380 feet along
she will be readv to begin opera- ,cr an,j spring freshets deposits a iow tide line; thence south 8 deg. 40
lions either on the Clatskanie river ).ire amount of silt in the entrance min. west 552 feet along low tide line;
or on the Lewis river. The dredge ,0 ,i,e i()Cks and it is necessary for , hence south 21 deg. 13 min. west 417
has been nt ti e government moor- (e engineers to pui a ureugc m feet along low hoc nnc,
r,r ceveml weeks, undergoing there everv summer. ho dee. 00 min. west 395 feet along
"H' a . a.n I 17 ". .- a. ....U 1
. I low tlae line; incin-c .uu.u .
T 1, n,,. Knm I ,in uient 476 feet along low
l" ." "vuov. - - - -.
I iVi.nre snlltn ZaS OCK. U3 llllll. i3i
eu irora . ..
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 750.
Astoria Persons who arrive
Oovernor Oeneral of Islands Is Disliked
by people.
Chicago High tascs are as nnpnpu
lar with eitirens of the Philippine Is
i l. . iti.v are in riiicn.ro.
This Is the opinion or doyernor i.eon-
,-,.i.ir nreiinralorv to taking up
. a1 t 1 . ... r n ainv
llie work 01 improvement
.....i ..t ii, triliiilaries of the C.oluni
S,',,,',,'"" . a 1
KUp has Had a new uoum.
buckets and new spuds instaueii
..,! her engines nave ueen ovei
Hie will l) SeiH mil a
III1IK.I. ----- 1 a I
.i - !. .a, jtnmnlftaill
n. ill. ri'iiiin hit: i uiii -h i
II lin. nn lieen (It'CKlCII Wlieui
" . ... i c:...,! In the
rr slie win proeeeu
Lewis river or to i ne qllite a large tract,
i i i lliouit it probable that she n "
will work in the channel of the lat-
. rict -I me vpars hiiifiv,-
nriiilion for the work' on that river
... e-.onn nn,l the dredge
nnioiiiii " v------ - . .
,as about six weeks' work "bead of
her there, as sue win woia . ...
the" N"h.le Valle;. "vu7 theNecanicum feet gTmin'
trail, report that during the past few tide : land , t . ncc " tide Hne;
days the homes ol nve rancuer. ream uB 1- A in min. east 150
'KhtZ1 & .jn, thence north
lore, have been destroyed by r,. which J'f:"?-tf Torth 15 d-
ught in the clearings ana .wepl over . - - . ,Qna hi-h tide
HiG, Golnmbia County Abstract and Trnst Company
ST. HELENS, OREGON
i;.,.. tn.nre nnrth 16 dee. 20 min. east
210 'feet along high tide line; thence
nn.ii. oa Heir 15 mm. east Sis ieci i
LIT OS
A federal grand jury will investigate ar osorio lieyes, special comm.s for the Lewis river was
violations of the corrupt practices act
Three prisoners ia aa Iowa Jail beat
the sherill into Insensibility and as
taped.
A Placerville, Cal., man while plowing
In his orchard, has gathered gold nug
(-Is ranging ia valuj from $1 to $119.
A Dauiah Couat la eald to be working
with pick and shovel In
is heir to the throne and
Im V llullam aired It Tears, is
flesd at Wilmington, Del. lie haa boon
a Western Union operator eontlnuously
for over 52 years.
The Chicago school board haa decided
to admit adult foreigners to the public
schools, provided they are of (P01'
moral character and vouched for by
someone known to some member of the
board.
Two collisions between motoreyelos
and enrriages occurred In San Iloraar-
"no. l al.. within a few minutes or
sloner of the Philippine government, in ..,.,jnt,.nnce.
Chicago on hi. way home after a year 's No work W,H be done this enr
Chicago On nia way nni -- - ,o wi'i ... " UMU Ihf
tour of investigation or linri.or comi ,, ,,,. (WHI run,
Ln. thranaboat the world. To this Lngineers and. the people of Kelso
Ircumstanco he attributes much of the rr of ,. on r , on that H win - Crrr, aolid pack, 8 ence north il deg
nponul.ritvof CovernorOencranV.C. ,. lo await he next PPP" U ,1rtc per pound; prints. 37U,e per n01.-.,
ili.tt uliirn. auiirti '" .i". " I . v... flA nnr nnnnd: eoun-I .r"
ti n nnn
l' V.-- tllA Talllintlll.
,Onr new Governor 0nrrnlF nan!
VmvM. "lines nut ntml near
TaconT. H. y "a. high In the opinion of the people
vast fortunes. .. hi. predec.or. He s spending too
. much monev and resulting high tales
levied on the people are breeding r"
.i atLonntent. Then. to", his ro-
BUIIIirni a.." - - ,
cent action with regard to tho exclusion
of Chinese immigrants has caused much
..nf.-H-mhle comment, mat is iin.io..i.-
.dl tho reason for Secretary Dickin
son present visit to the Islands.
One Spurns Hobble Skirt.
New York Tho retnrnlng flux nf
.....lera has brouitlit bftcK one Ainer-
i... ...man who has no n-a for the l,rnskn
.is ii t...i.i wnrk to DC
r,n;T:il.eV.,oflprowing the
channel.
INDIANS TO nvTPROVE CATTLE.
Government Makes Second Shipment of
Thoroughbred Stock.
.. . ,- 1 !?,!
Kl .ninlh Falls-inninn nsuu
.. vcinn Is here to receive 1"
e.sUJ rolhlood Hereford
l-enn oi ..i ,,: . ..i.:i, . to
Hovei nnieni. nnrphnA ln Ne-
no came v. . r -,,,
...f KiiinTiiii ii. 'i.
ii" ...i-- -. ...
Portland Markets.
Wheat niuestem. 9.ric: club, 87ej red !., :. line: thence north 18
Russian. 8Hc; Valley, 90c: 40 fold, 89c; . ., .... jjgo feet along high
Turkey red, 8Cfo 92c. tide line: thence north 17 deg. 15 min.
riariev reeu anu un-wm,, . , 6o0 jeet to poinr oi oegiuiiiiia.
acres.
nomt which bears
d east 3235 feet from
rammnn to Sections 3. 4, 9
Var. 21 deg. 30 mm
rth 38 dee. 52 min
tllKll ..w....
a onn tm atnnti li-iur tijlr lint ! tnetlCC
dlings. 30; ghorts, 21(iT22; rolled bar lrth n dfff 10 min. west 388 feet
ley, 2-Vre2. alonir low tide line; thence north 14
Oats New. 2sr.r-'!...i . i2 min. west 720 feet along low
Vein Oregon eandied, .-a owe per .. fll-r. north i deg. 35 min
dor.. ... . l,-.t 577 feet along low tide line;
05 min. wesi o.
Of 3nc per pound; prints, .u "jc per ow tjde line; thence north
pound; huttcr fat. 3fc yet pound; eoun ' " west. 445 feet along
trv store Miner, wr puu.m. .. ..... i;.. .hence south 8 deg. zu
MAKE Your Abstracts
DO Your Notarial Work
INSURE Your Buildings
SELL Your Buildings
RENT You a Safety Deposit Box
FURNISH Your Bonds
. ..1 rs llli mWll III . IHI.'Snn- 1 I .. --..a tUllldllllllK
cnaiiiii , . a Hav Track prices: Timotny, winam- u. at a
,,. to tlic urnv, uMuaj . " ,is(?rl9 ton. Eastern I " r"
("rn"' "i. 'ren nve about 20.- Oregon. 2.W21; alfalfa, new, 1314; ? -
cubic yards of majeria. from g.ain 2; fM $n3 d 10 running
Hie channel. I ne ni'i" "i" I ,f:J, ..rn, ,n ner ton: mid
City Shoeing Shop
General Blacksmithinp;, Woodwork and Repair
pair Work Promptly and Neatly Done. Pav
ing Cutters' Tools Made to Order. Horse
shoeing a Specialty. All Diseases of the Foot
Scientifically Treated Free of Charge.
E. H. WICKS, Proprietor
First Door West of School House. ST. HELENS, ORE.
I. L. I e VI rat l vrillf It. v . -
other. One man is dead, four dbuij i " - ..,... if. nf the aeri ..,.p the Mam
ini t 1....1. i.:.. ...i hith huB-a-ioa micH, jr., or .in. ,'. ... where they
,:..' L J 'i " ' . IZ" ' I " " . ITn to eultnral machinery n.""' . P V .".V;, Tn linns in
-.i, anu lures " , . . . tndav from tlie i.iisiiiiiiin. pelMieo n V", ., V-
1m ... landed here tonny n ,,t,i ... i,ird of their
- ... .1.. honed the nonnn v - , . ,
A lodging locomotive at Puns.nuir, "-"-..' ,,,,,v 'lt Is a foreign hulls v
f'al.,
do
got beyond eontrol and
j. .had meet an enny
.. . il .1.. e
the terrific l inveniion,
ontlimcl. "yet It 1.
Americans. J saw
oown a rour mlle grade, tae ""- .". "Li- .mng Americans, i
apeed heating sevoralboies so that tkey popular on y am g
finally stopped the engine lust In time n,ore j hWa 0 j,
to prevent it from plunging through than I d d In s 1 tno a I
the ..--.in v.,.11.11. Icontmenr.
A gale ia .wiping th. Tex- tW wo.U wearjhmn
'osst and a government launch la mia- Ctou oive Aid.
lnlf. .- ,After a conference with
Sir Wilfred Laurler. of Canada, will Wahint h om
id in the Improvement of the Upper the "'"'' Am.I.ican National Red
mi miip . - h
nmahn. nn.l are to m- """" k" do.:
Hill HUH"" -
are mosi
raising
stork. These
the in
fill lie ..-- r
' . .. -.at alicnnaO Of
dians, but tney c ,....,.-
Il''m-. . .. al onn l unmcn t
This S ine :""T,n .h-
of fine lilooilc.il riim.
Poultry Hens, 17(!T17VjC; Spring. 17
(frm-ic: docks, white. inw,e(ii(c;
geese, 22'irif 2."e; turkeys, live, 20c:
dressed, 22'voroWc; sqnahs, 3 per doa.
Pork Fane v, 13e per pound.
Veal flood, up to 140 pounds, 11c
per pound.
rl men Fruits Apples, new,
1.25 per box; apricots. 7.1e(!r$1.00 pet
box; plums, .-C(iii per u; ' ,
ti TifiT!! HO per box; peaches, boxes, 4(1
t?P7!.e: lugs. 1.10((T1 2S; grapes. l(ff
1 RO per box; watermelons. K7T1.25 per
hundred; cantnloupcs, 2.I503 per
crate. , ,
VeeetaWes Itenns. swne ponnn; eao
jjV.rd.ic: eniiiinowrr, ." i-.
nun. east in leer acrusa nut
i,;.,i, .i. line: thence south 46 deg.
30 min. east 175 feet along high tide
lin.- th.nre south 26 deg. 00 mm.
.,.' 4is feet along high tide line
,v..n. .nufh 20 Heir. 40 min. east 408
lf... .inner hiirh tide line: thence south
BUC-OT 11 " " - a. , (.., nlr.no
ri deg. ou min. cni ivn. ..v-..
high tide line; thence south 18 deg.
15 min. east 630 feet ajong high tide
line; thence south 12 deg. 20 min. east
370 feet along high tide line; thence
south 34 deg. 45 min. west 170 feet to
point of beginning, containing 5.91
acres. . ........ ..
Beginning at a point wnicn orar
.n..k snta feet and east iw ieci
IE
iiiii,Mai
I w fit anas m Vl.w
1 saw " m
17ANTED-A (l.DEM flGETIT:
mUCHTOWl
and dinrlcl
nd amiexlubil.
-..uTami Xlo.ll "Rane.T" b.rycls Iumihni.b us.. Our saents arsnrwaara aa
Z.k,n. iimm last. Wr.u tr :.M prncm,ir, ami iptud tftr at am.
NO HOSKI RKUI IMK1 until you receive andapp
pprove of your bicvel. Wt salt
in advance, prtfat M
time you may rule ins 0u.7t1e.aM
to anyone, anywhere in the U . S. vitknda trmi dtpoti
5EJl.S llAVS' KKEK I HI AL duiina; which
But It K any teat yoa
keeotha bicycle hip
rar-TfiBV PB1CEI
"." .. . ... k,.,j,, ri u. .,d hav. the manufacturer's tar
SS'bTSTou, bfcVcii 1K 1SOT V . bl.,orapireinrf--
at ? trie wntil you re
'""mir:'iZ'".:'Z. rs:;".o r. VToor ttiiui ....
Two
vouna lielf-
a 1 it...a Tn.llnna. and
hern considerably raised from wnm
. ' ..". h,.r. hv Uncle Sam.
on Vrind head of."
1 1 ,ii ' " r- ' . , , ,
rolnmhi. leers of the
w.. ...... .
The -artpasTor and empreae of Ruaeia (s. w""
hat it would ry the
a it. riHtTAfrirnrn
rr .M a.ei nr inn .w
rf - 1
tny. on a visit
H wreviottilv. With the ad-
II is the intention ...
men! to br.ro foe eottle or
Jerve e.,ual that of anv of
class of catlle raised by 11
celerv. 90c; corn, iBfrriae; rsrsm- .., to Sections
' . lMaasV aKaa siaf I in Mil Ills. V. v 1 l - -
bers. 2.Ci 4ic per nox; eggl'".' " 1 . , inii ,0 T 4 N , R. 1 W.; thence
pound, garlic. 8o710e per PO"n; green nd 10. ,ide' hnA.
onions, lfte per doren: peppers, BOe "J 00 min. east 6M
box;
radishes.
thence north
The cholera acare In JBerlln has
rreatly aubalded, and phyalclana de
clare that it II not cholera at all
C P. Llbby, prealdent of the Maine
Bar association, denounce, the election
of senators by direct vote, and alao op
poaea the Income tax.
A lone highwayman held up the
Area In the Northwest.
ont'of'thl eontingcnt relief fund
am onn
tn (all
of the Bed Cross.
Torpedooat la BPdr-
nryxw-- fnnr MWI commtneo
of -kttTno:; was niade by the
01 .... alestrovcr Pniil'l'ng ou ..-.mens and hopes 10
A lone highwayman hew ?P w" torpe.o - Tlli. ,ee.is ,a e,...-; h the ,,,
tage between Aah, Waah., and Mp- omaiai hft ,i,ter ships, tn- s,, ......
herd Sprmga, and Mend f;0W.'a5 field, a y "' h eTdis,,-
from the three nassenffors and the r lur.7.er
' . . . at. . KAvarn
. a. - HlinhAn 1)1 1I1C KS'ia.as
il is me '"",- -n ,l,i re
the netter
ie whites.
mit Display To Be Elaborate.
a 'a - 9 -.. I, a frUltH
When the esnimi o. y
products Is completed ior ... a-.
' . . Orecon will
hnmn.r o. c.... -. - -
.. . . . ,1.1. kino in
have the finest a.sp.ay .
existence Is the way member, of the
mittce express i"""'""-".
tn iu. "
a the var-
1 hav. his
. a . t
eompletcd by "'"""'".to
Kverv coiin.r
r-: J . ia. mis
lay or l. r-"
a a tn rt A liaaan
or ,.rr ""-" ;;.-. , ljne
squash. 10c per "ate; tomatoes " ..? . ,
per box; ca rrot ' ., ' tide line- thence north 13 deg. 45 min.
1-r.O: parsnips, elfi.1.2..: J ' I'.t ,390 feet along low tide line;
rotatoes.ew, f i.s.iV.--.. ir 'r" Z-'th H,o- 37 min. east 427
l1r"'' ... tAotoiy.. .l.t. feet along low tide line; thence north
fngglcs. tmrnlnal. a)on ,ow tide ,ine. ,hence
Onions New fl-'OC'i 3 per saca. henct
4!.n: cows nnn nrnrr. ,
41 7.S.OT4. fair to medinm. IM.WJ.iW
bulls. 3.2.W4; stags
4r4.2S: calves, light
3.7-WS; "fj- "i : alnnir hnzh tide line: thence south
.... ..a ... V-.'. W a II I n.l.-.-l'a liri ....,. ....
mriin.i... w .,, I, a j. 11 mm
wethera. S4W4.U, nest i"" ."
icyc... a-- . ..r . --""-'V-, j
at awv triea anlil you recti o our cauituea ana .cam v
0U WILL BE ASTONISHED V7aTSyZ
BlTTCli: UKAI-KIW'. Tou can sellour bicycle, under ,our owa aaaaa alat. a
a... nnrat. I Irners Hi ea uu 'T f""u- ... H a a. a - - --- la
. 1. .. nnn. 1mm lo C OT W.-'a - ' - - .... . : .
-saw prom . . , -. r. - - - . -- importo.l roller chn-lna and xraaua, sana, in
50 HEDGETHOS.fi PJHCTUR-FR00F 71 SJS
7ELF-HEALI.1Q TlBES&gsS fA
T-a. Mr.r rfa7 avfrr ltha lira it jgPZZSil' U
,UymammtUpaiTtort4MkuhwitkoTdtr$4).
:0 MORE TROUBLE FROM POilCTURES
KAILS, Tanks or Olaas wut no.
a 1 j . . ....... ,.,1 n-aira anlil last year.
w.v in hundred Uiouaaud pair, now in use.
frORIPTHllli Madelnall sires, it isiitc y
STml qusluvof rubber, which sw tomc
Llea- an min. west 448 feet along high
, Tod to choice! tide line; thence south 12 deg SO mm
t. rt 7S, heavv. west 178 feet along high tide line
9.7S(7P10. fair to thence south 14 deg 22 mm west : 427
west 471 feet alonff
.rA fhoice Valley. f0n,ainina- 5.18 acres.
Wool-Fastern Oregon. , v... ,-., hr ,d
niipill.U.MI. ...a. a ... .
ponml: vaiiev, j.-mo...o .r.
hair, choice. S2?D33e per ponnn.
Tascara Bark 4V-e per ponnd.
Hides Salted hides. 7r??7i.e ponnd:
salted ealf, 13c s salted kid. 8c ! salted
stags, fie; green hides, le less; dry
hides, 1Ki?17e; dry ealf, ntfflsej dry
stags, ll12c.
a.. ...A tn r. r. Brown. Clerk Mate
T .nil Hoard. Salem. Oregon, and
marked "Application and bid to pur
chase tide lands."
G. G. BROWN,
Cleric State Land Board.
Dated this July 29, 1910.
I
a-."' ,
.iJ-Vir.
ie
laasrsririlr
.TLN-'iVclor. rSo'amail puncture, without allow. I
. Z.. . V. . M.-ne. We hav hundretla ol letters I rom Mt.s-
. .....
v. . rMll allow a cash .llaeoanso. J pe "".M:: . n m. rl.k lit
-nc, rui.i. oAsu wiro
"S-i'll w-Vri MrftW reliable and trlnoey . " ' V " .
.ot saiisiarcitn-r - ,v tires, tou will and that thay will ride) aaawr, run
riintnui ar-1 iwi rr1- -- ' , -
M i0tM asava-a a a. : . ou. bj. Tir. ,nd Slin,lr, cauloaua wa
J. L RSEAD CYCLE COMPAHY, CHICAGO, ILL
"m the
driver.
three .' B-th built.