H« Was Cautious.
To Cleanse
and Heal
Deep Cuts
H A N F O R D ’S
Balsam o f N Myrrh
_________
r
a l i n i h
i
For Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Sprains,
Strains, Stiff Neck,
Chilblains, Lame Back,
Old Sores, Open Wounds,
and adl External Injuries.
Made Since
1846 .
Pries 2Sc, 50« and $1.00
All
Dealers
«• »YRACL'a*. k . y *
r»u w
v u iw i «
T h e O ld a n d R e lia b le
Dr Isaac Thompson’*
E Y E W A tE R
U both • frw rd r for »ra h . Inflamad
apra and an Mlaal rye »aah
keep
year m i well sad Ary adl help kaap you
O C . si sll Drardtis « m i hr
L tK Msd *•» rar« d *««.
W HITE FOR KKEK I i o m k I. k t
J O H N L T H O M P S O N HONH A C O .
Thsn He Left.
He was tellliiK about ull the things
he ow ned, his prise bulldog, his bungs
low. his touring car.
"Hut you don't seam Interested," he
complained.
"Yea. I am," responded the other
chap, "hut I'm rather occupied today.
Tell you what. You Just mall me a
statement of your assets and I'll read
It with all (he admiration and awe
you could possibly desire."— Washing
ton Star.
Prod '1
u.urk at Ibe
Lucludu tiotol, SI Luuls, Is asking bis
friends to I m 'II ovu this on«:
"About 8 o'clock thu other night,”
Thompson says, "a tall, rangy rurallta
entered the lobby of th« hotel and ap-
pronchod thu desk. After I hud fixed
him up with a room he asked ine If I
would take csro of some money for
him. I told him 1 would be Kind to
put It In the Hufo. lie fished down In
ills trousers pocket and produced a
$2 bill.
‘"Just put tbst away,' he said. ‘ 1
dm k o I uk out fur a little while and I
don't want to take any chances with
these city slickers.’
"I kept my face strulKht and as
surud him It would he safe on his
return. He started to leave and then
turned around und asked how late we
kept open
" 'Oh. I'll he here when you get
hack,' I told him
‘"W a ll, I don't know,’ he replied, 'I
calculate I'll he pretty iate.
Most 10
o'clock, likely.'
"1 assured him I would he on deck,
hut he did not seem satisfied. After
pondering n few moments he asked:
"'Could I see Mr. U c lt d «? '
"That had me icu I iik for a few min
utes, hut when I recovered I told him
Mr. Laclede had gone to bed.”
Hierro Laclede, the founder of 8t.
Louis, for whom thu hotel was named,
died In 1878.
Electric Door Bell Made For Houee
Cat.
When s cat owned by the keeper of
lh« I’ latte Kougere lighthouse on the
Island of Our-rnscy wishes to enter
Its master's dwelling It rings an elec
tric hell to summon a member of tho
household to the door. This has been
made possible by the construction,
near the bottom of a door, of a shelf
which actuates a switch when a light
weight Is placed upon It. Thus, when
the cat Jumps onto this small ledge,
which Is supported by a bracket, the
circuit Is closed.—-From the March
I’ opulur Mechanics Magazine.
lis t a
lla u lih y , fttro a g , lla a a t lfa l K yea
Ot aliata and f'Iiyaiclau a usati M urloa K/s
K v m ttij aiati/ / tara trafora tt arsa o ff.ra d sa a
1 tua,«aiti- k , r Medicine. M u rloa la Utili C ose
pvunded b/ Our rh y a ic ta o a and g u a ra n i.e d
b/ Urani aa a H ellable (tritar fo r E/ta Itasi Naad
l'ara. T ry 11 In /our g / •• sud In B ab/'s K/aa —
N o H m artlog — Just K/a C om fort. Un/ M urloa
o f /our D ru/slat — ar-t-apt do Hubatltuta, aod II
in trra «ia d w rita fo r binili o f tba K ;a F ra «
M l l t I M K g l X X X X K U I C O ., C II1 C A U O
It Will Be All Right Then.
Kdilh—I shouldn't think you’d want
to marry such a forgetful man as
Jack.
Ethel—But he saya the reason he
forgets things Is because he's thinking
so constantly of me that he cannot re
member anything else.
Edith Oh. I see. You don't expect
to have any trouble after you're mar
ried.— Huston Transcript.
The girl with a
clear skin wins
II you, too, sre embarrassed by
a pimply, blotchy, unsightly com
plexion, just try
R ^ sin o l S o a p
rr/ruLirly (or a week and see if it
does not make a blessed difference
In your akin. In severe cases a
little Krsmot Ointment should also
be used. Kcsmol Soap helps to
make red, rough hands and arms
■olt and white, and to keep the
hair healthy and tree from dan
druff. Contains no free alkali.
Deduction.
"What conclusions did you draw
from your study of the ancient Egypt
ian Inscription?" asked the professor
of archaeology
"W hy." replied the superficial stu
dent. "I decided that the old Kgypt-
Ians had (heir comic artists the same
as we have " — Washington Star.
Charitable Hope.
Crawford—The Janitor of our flat la
going to give some kind of an enter
tainment.
(Tabshaw—For your sake. I hope It
will be a housewarming.—Judge.
DRASTIC MILITARY
BILL INTRODUCED
Senate Measure Stronger Than
Administration Had Asked.
)N PLAN PRACTICALLY RETAINED
N e w C a t a lo g N o . 04
F ree.
R 0 U TLE 06 E SEED & FLORAL CO.
169-171 2nd SI.
PO R TLA N D . OREGON
NORTHWESTERN AGENTS.
Portland Seed Co.,
Portland,
•
Oregon
The tablet form of thia old
reliable remedy makes it possi
ble for you to check aoy illness
at the very onset. It is a safe
guard against coughs, colds and
other catarrhal conditions, do
matter what symptoms are
Army and National Guard Virtually
Doubled in Strength - New In
EVER-READY-TO-TAKE
ducements for Recruits.
Washington, D. C.— The first of the
national preparedness measures to
reach either house of congress for con
sideration was introduced in the senate
Saturday by Senator Chamberlain,
chairman of the military committee,
which perfected it after weeks of
hearings and conferences. It proposes
an even more sweeping change in mili
tary policy than that outlined by Pres
ident Wilson in his annual message,
and was described by Mr. Chamberlain
as the most comprehensive piece of
military legislation ever offered in
congress.
All of the elementary administration
army plans prepared by ex-Secretary
Garrison are retained, although in al
tered form, and additional proposals
for organization of industrial reserves
in peace times go even further than
the adminiatration had suggested.
The house committee’s bill was
introduced Monday.
There is no vital
difference between the two measures
and members of both committees be
lieve that when the final bill, which
will be agreed on in joint conference
committee, has passed both houses,
the President will be able to afix hit
signature to a measure that will do
mure than he haa asked toward build
ing up an adequate National defense.
Aside from its plan virtually to
double the Army and National guard,
the senate bill has four striking fea
tures. One of these authorizes Feder
al volunteer forces in peace times, the
object sought by Secretary Garrison
with his continental army plan.
An
other mobilizes all whose callings fit
them for special duty.
The third
Federalizes the National guard and,
the fourth contemplates training offi
cers from among graduates of military
I schools and colleges.
For the regular Army the bill pro
vides a peace strength within five
years of 178,000 men of all arms, or
approximately 165,000 fighting troops.
The percentage of men in each com
pany, battery or troop
at peace
strength would be increased in the in
terests of efficiency, and the full war
strength would be 225,000 men.
The
Amy would consist of 65 infantry, 25
cavalry and 21 field artillery regiments
in addition to the staff and other spe
cial corps and coast artillery.
Cofood House Is Back From
European War Zone
Germans Renew Attack on
Verdun With No Gains
fo r W a s ta rn b u y e r «. OlJK
" H l | h e e l Q u a lit y " I t e a h a
d lr a r t t o k u y e re o n l y - - - « «
• g e n t s . You aava lima and
nxm ry by buying o f oa.
(• 'M B S ’ * ' * * .O t
manifest Catarrh ia an inlaxuna-
tion of thS mucous membrane that
lines the breathing apparatus and
the digestive apparatus. PERUNA
relieves catarrh. In tablet form it la
Strength Past
Fifty Years
A rellsble Western Cotal«*
I * n *U*
B S »!
TYPHOID
Plants, Bulbs,
Carden, Orchard
and Poultry
Supplies,
Fsrtllixers, Etc.
Mum
t2 £f-¥?ipka:-*'2=FL=~.:
f r |<* * » 0 I f .
No Such Aspersion Allowed.
"Isn't there a great deal of esprit du
corps In that organization?"
"Not a Ml of It. B v«ry man Jack In
New York—Colonel E. M. House,
It Is on the water wagon.”— Baltimore
VtMtnol So*p And Ointment heal e< irnu and gimL
who sailed for Europe December 28
Ur okio-sruptiono and utuslly stop itching luoumly.
American.
on a confidential mission for President
Wilson, arrived here Sunday on the
A Bad Risk.
ts n o m o r e n e rr .a a r r
steamship Rotterdam from Falmouth.
i l w n S m i l l p o K . A.my
"Broken your New Year's resolu
• aycrlmi • b ». (I.aioaWf.trd
Colonel House declined to comment
tions yet?"
Cir «Ita.al tali«, altrui etti-
Cary, and h»rmlr«ta-«t. or Aout/phoid Vacclaatloa.
"Every one of them. I wish I'd on his mission or what he had seen or
Be v«cclasted NOW by /out plim l.ua, you sad
done while abroad, reiterating the
had tho dog goned things Insured.
your I unity. It I« mora v io l than I-otter Intutaara.
statement he had made prior to leav
Ask y,n,r pliyrlt un, druyyl.t. Of «rad for "H * «c
you h«d ryph Idi" tvlltOB of T y p h o id V «t t Ì nr,
ing here in December, that his mis
results from use. «ad d«nyer Ittica Typhoid Carrier«,
sion was to convey to some of the
INC u n ir » i Añosa intv. Hierin rv. (XL
American ambassadors information
ra o M ct«« u t t t r n • t u r a r vaata « a. dar a m a ra
having to do with international ques
tions that could not be supplied them
Up and Down Danger.
by cable or letter.
An old lady who lived aloue outside
Asked if he had noticed any marked
a small village In Knglund was ner
change in the attitude of Europe to
vous about Zeppelins, so she made
ward the United States since his prev
careful Inquiries ns to her best course.
ious trip. Colonel House said:
can be maintained by
“ I don't think there's mueh to worry
“ Reports of an unfavorable attitude
about," said the vicar In answer to her
Adapting tbe right nourish
toward the United States by the peo
questions. "But, If you like, you can
ment, and Nature’s own oil-
ple of Europe are exaggerated.
At
do ns some folks are doing—sleep
in S c o ff ’ • Emulsion
least, I heard no criticism in any of
In tho cellar."
With profuse thanks the old lady
the countries I visited. I will say al
has strengthened thousands of men
■wont off to niter her domestic arrange
so that we Hhould remember that the
and women to continue their work
ments. Hut In half an hour she was
people of the belligerent nations are
and usefulness for many yean.
back ngaln. anxiety once more wrink
living with their nerves on edge and
Scott '• EmuUion is a food, a medi
ling her brow.
we should make allowances according
cine and n tonic to keep the
"The cellars all right for Zeppelins,
blood rich, avoid rheumatism
ly .”
sir,” she said, “ but suppose one of
—
nnd thwnrt nervous conditions.
them submarines romes Instead T”—
It Is free from alcohol or harm
l ’lttaburg Chronicle-Telegraph.
ful drugs. Tho best physicians
prescribe ¡L
14-30
Natural Fatality.
"Dnnae died, didn't she. when Jupi
ter showered her with goldT"
"W ell do you know many wives who
Paris— Fighting of great violence
wouldn't drop dear! of the shock If
continues at Douaumont, in the Ver
their husbands started throwing real
dun region, the war office announced
money
at them."— Baltimoro Amer
Sunday. The Germans made a heavy
ican.
attack against the French front along
the line from the Haudremont wood to
Responsibility.
Douaumont fort.
This assault, the
"Does your wife let you carry the
statement says, was repulsed.
latchkey?"
It is announced semi-officially that
"She compels me to carry It," re
the battle at Verdun continued Sunday
plied Mr. Mekton. "I have to be sit
throughout the day with the same in
ting on the front steps waiting to open
the door for her when she gets home."
tensity and without
causing any
— Washington Star.
change in the respective positions of
the opposing armies.
1916 Catalog
NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS;
Zeppelins Raid England.
London— A Zeppelin raid took place
Sunday night, when two hostile air
ships crossed over the northeast coast
of England.
The official statement
announcing the raid gives no informa
tion as to the damage done. ‘ ‘ A t the
time o f thia report,” the statement
continues, “ their movements have not
been clearly defined. Some bombs were
dropped, which fell into the sea near
the shore, but information ia not yet
available as to whether any damage
was done on land.
A further com
munication w ill be issued later.”
Its prompt action make* it la-
valuable for men and women ex
posed to sudden changes ia the
weather or compelled to be out in
slush and rain.
It will also be found most satis
factory as a tonic following an at
tack of illness.
CARRY A BOX
wherever too go Traveler« and otbarweoa-
palled to take long drive« lo the cold and
anyone wboaa urmpanoo aubtacta him to
tba danger of auddro cold» may uaa it a« a
preventive with the aaiuraora that tba
I «Mate made are from the •amo formulary
■atba liquid medicine with ua 44 yasra 0 1
is before the American Public.
rw r
He Sure Knew Him.
"Where are you going, all dresged
up?"
"Over to Danville to a wedding.”
“ Who’s getting married?”
"Old Bill Onions Know him?"
"Sure 1 know blra. Bill Onions that
lives on the Henshaw place."
"No. he rents tbe Jones farm."
“ Big stout fellow?”
"I'd call him rather slim.”
"1 don't think so. Had lots of hair
tbe last time I saw him."
"Cross-eyed like?"
“ Not so you could notice."
"Got a son by his first wife, about
13 years old—tall, skinny boy with
funny teeth?”
"No. Bill's never been married be
fore."
"I guess I know him, though I
wouldn’t be sure. Who's he marrying?”
“ Tom Garden's widow. Know her,
maybe?"
"Little bit of a woman with red
hair?"
"Gosh, no; she weighs 200 and her
hair's black as coal."
"Drives a car. doesn’t she?"
“ I reckon not I reckon she never
rode In an automobile in her life.”
"Well, give 'em my regards. They'll
probably remember
me.” —Newark
News.
"A Lot of Influence.” *
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the former
prime minister of Canada, was im
mensely popular with all classes of
Canadians, and many went so far aa
to credit him with authority far be
yond the limits of the dominion.
It is related that some years ago an
illiterate old Canadian visited Quebec
from his home In the country, and got
Into conversation with a friend whom
he met there. In the course of their
talk the name of Queen Victoria was
mentioned, and the old countryman
was astounded to hear that her ma
jesty was dead.
“ Dead!" he exclaimed. "Then who
has taken her place?"
“ The Prince of Wales has now be
come King Edward VII.” he was told.
“ By George!” cried the countryman,
with a sharp whistle. "The prince
must have had a lot of influence with
Sir Wilfrid Laurier to get a big Job
like that!"— Pearson's Weekly.
Abner Was Landed.
Charles F. Murphy, the Tammany
leader, remarked a few days ago that
when the fair girl casts her net the
poor fish might as well yield, and told
this story as an Illustration:
"Recently a man returned to his
home town after an absence of many
years and rambled down to the corner
grocery to get wise.
“ 'I suppose.' remarked the oldest
Inhabitant in handing him information,
'that you remember Sim Simpkins?'
"'O h . yes: 1 knew Sim very well,’
answered the former resident. ‘I also
knew his daughter Mary. Went to
school with her. They say that after
waiting fifteen years she married a
struggling young man.'
" 'Ain’t no doubt about that strug
glin' part of it.' was the grinning re
joinder of the oldest inhabitant. ‘Seth
done his derndest to git away, but
Mary landed him. all right.' ”— Phila
delphia Telegraph.
GOOD
APPETITE
I
GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS
OUK SCfflVTIFIC HOME STUDY NITOD
Brins* quick results.
HEALTH
SPLENDID IDEA
The appetite is an ex
cellent barometer of the
condition of the “ inner
man." Watch it, and
when it loses its accus
tom ed keenness, try
M O STETTER ’S
S to m a c h B itte r s
It is an excellent tonic and
appetizer. Get the genuine.
Sure**« fuaran-
toad. Coat* less than half o f oral inatruo-
Portland — Wheat — Bluestem, 98c
lion.
per bushel; fortyfoid, 93c; club, 90c;
Piano. Or van. Violin, itsnjo.
Mandolin. Out tor aad Coraot
red Fife, 88c; red R u m I s / i , 88c.
taught.
Hay — Eastern Oregon
timothy,
Writ# today fo r Catalog and 4 fr w
f 18.6O 64 19.50 per ton; valley timothy,
Aacricu School of Mask,
$16; alfalfa, $20.
mmmmmis W s,
PWTIM». M U M
M illfeed— Spot prices: Bran, $23.50
(11 24 per ton; shorts, $26 64 26.50;
rolled barley, $31.500(32.50.
Corn— Whole, $37 per ton; cracked,
Shipments
$38.
are w h a t
Vegetables — Artichokes, $1 (ti 1.15
we want and appeal to you for yoara. Ship
per dozen; tomatoes, $3645 per crate;
aa yoar asst can o f Craaai.
cabbage, $1.60 (tt, 1.65 per hundred;
garlic; 10c per pound; peppers, 2064
PO R TLAN D . OREGON
25c; eggplant, 25c; sprouts, 8649c;
horseradish, 8Jc; cauliflower, $2642.25
per crate; celery, $4.75; lettuce, $2.50
64 3.25; cucumbers, $1.25 64 1.60 per
A W
$.00,000
Corpora
T
T
- n
T
T
I
A
.O O O
C
oi
dozen; hothouse lettuce, 75c64$l per
I —I H
I
tion desirea to i ft ecu ra
box; spinach, 90c6i$l; asparagus, 25c
l l l J U l
within next ten
ter days
the service* o f High
per pound; rhubarb, 14c.
Grade Representative in each town. No
Green Fruits — Grapes, $4 per bar
canvaftfting. soliciting or telling; refer*
rel; cranberries, $ il.
ences; experience unnecessary. Guaran
Potatoes — Oregon, $1.25641.50 per
teed income to n gh t party. Dept. 8^ 628
Pittock Block. Portland, Oregon.
sack; Yakimas, $1.50641.60; sweets,
$3.25643.50 per hundred.
Onions — Oregon, buying prices, $2
f. o. b. shipping point.
Apples— Spitzenbergs, extra fancy,
$2.25 per box; fancy, $2; choice,
The only Automobile .School on the Pa
$1.256(1.50; Yellow Newtowns, extra
cific Coast maintaining a Gaa Tractor
Dept.. 1,'iint Holt Cattorpillar, C. L. Beat
fancy, $2; fancy, $1.75; choice, $1.35
Tracklayer and Wheel Tractor*, both in the
641.50; Rome Beauty, fancy, $1.5064
school and operating field.
1.60; Winesaps, choice, $1.156$1.35;
445 Hawthorne A *«..
Portland. Ore.
Stayman, choice, $1.25641.35.
Eggs — Jobbing prices:
Oregon
ranch, candled, 19c per dozen; un
candled, I 86418 Jc;.
Poultry— Hens, 166( 16Jc per pound;
and other beautiful
springs, 16c; stags, 12c; turkeys,
nnyc
catalogue offering
live, i86i20c; turkeys, dressed, choice, r liJLL/kZTÒ . Illustrated
the finest and largest stock ia
246/25c; ducks, 126/14c; geese, 10c. the Pacific Northwest free upon request.
Butter — Prices from wholesaler to
C L A R K E BROS.. Florists.
retailer: Portland
city
creamery,
Portland. Oregon.
prints, 60-pound case lots, standard
grades, 29c; lower grades, 27Jc; Ore
gon country creamery prints, 60-pound
case lots, standard makes, 28c; lower
and
grades, 27 61 274c; butter packed in
FEDERAL TIRES AND TUBES
cubes, 2c less. Prices paid by jobbers
Frea Tira Service
to producers: Cubes, extras, 256425Jc;
'T H E H O U SE O F S E R V IC E ."
firsts, 24Jc; dairy butter, 146417c;
M O T O R C A R S U P P L Y C O - In c .
butterfat, No. 1, 27c; No. 2, 25c.
33 B ro a d w a y No.
Portland, Ora.
Veal— Fancy, 10c per pound.
Pork— Fancy, 9j6i 10c per pound.
S tart a B usiness of T o u r
Hope— 1915 crop, 106413c per pound;
O w n . E m p loy Others.
1916 contracts, 116412c per pound.
Coats less than $6.00.
Dignified. Pleasant and
Wool — Eastern Oregon, 20 % 30c; very profitable. Send stamp today for information
Cmawtnie
bUraisry.
214
Sleek
E l M g . Partial. Or.
valley, 276428c; mohair, Oregon, 286i.
29c.
W A N T E D —Agents, live ones, in every locality in
Cascara bark— Old and new, 4c per the
state. Only Daylight E gg Testor in the coun
try. N o competition. Money-back proposition.
pound.
Send $1.60 for tester and explanatory m atter and
Cattle — Prime steers, $7 @ 7.70; g et busy in your neighborhood. Address X-Ray
choice, $6.50(6 6.75; good, $6.75647; E g g Tester. 606 Railway Exchange. Portland. Or.
medium, $6.50 (u, 6.75; choice cows,
$6.5061.6.75; medium, I5.256/.6; heif UfAIITCn Everyone to know about DAD'S
TV H n I C L ) ELECTRIC RAND LIGHT. A
ers, $4((j,6.40; bulls, $2.50(45; stags, real,
great big light, safe, handy and cheaper than
oil;
wind and storm-proof. Fully illustrated cir
$36(5.25.
cular.
k a a (U | < S «4 tn m lC a .. 169 24 Si.. P a rtia l
H o g s — Light, $7.50648.15; heavy,
$6.50617.
Sheep— Yearlings, $76(8; ewes, $6 Oil-Fuel Boiler of Great Efficiency.
647; iambs, $86/ 9.05.
Attention of marine engineers has
been drawn to a new type ot boiler
lately put forth by an English inven
Washington Butter Markets
The curious device makes use
Cut to Meet Competition tor.
not of flues nor of coils of pipe to se
Tacoma — On the verge of a break cure quick steaming, but of hollow con
centric cones.
Accord'ng to tests
for some time, the Washington butter made, a boiler of this type, the size ot
market Wednesday weakened and the a hogshead, will generate as much
price toppled to 30 cents. Local job steam and has as high a horsepower
rating as the ordinary boiler many
bers attribute the drop to the breaking times larger. This compactness and
of the California and Oregon markets. high rating make the boiler particu
They say if the Washington market larly adapted to marine service, where
space is valuable, besides which, its
did not follow in line with its neigh ease and comparative cleanliness ot
boring competitors there would be an operation result in quite a substantial
influx of butter from the other two saving of labor. Several views ot the
boiler appear in the March Popular
states. To avoid that situation, prices Mechanics Magazine.
were set down and the home trade will
To B real. in N ew Shoe*.
be accommodated by the local product.
A lw a ys shake in A lien 's Foot-Aaae, a pow der.
it
curt-shot,
e a tln f. a ch in g , s w o lle n le e t
Further changes in local prices are Cures corns, In s g w ro
w in g natia and bunlona. A t
not predicted, although the production all d ru ggists and shoe stcres, 25c. D ont accept
any suhatitute. Sam ple m ailed F R t K Addresa
is said to be larger and the cream A lien S. Olm sted, Le Roy- N . Y.
production more active.
The Wrong Impression.
Fresh ranch eggs continue to get
A Quaker fell asleep in meeting and
weaker. Prices are now down to 21@ aoon began to snore. For awhile the
22 cents a dozen, the cheapest they nasal notes were soft and smooth and
have been for some time. Dealers re did not disturb the worshippers, but
finally the sleeper let out a few extra
port receipts rapidly increasing daily, kinks and the effect was a trifle dis
with the demand about the same. They concerting.
“ Friend Hezekiah,” whispered an
are hopeful of a strengthening of the acquaintance, digging the other in the
demand.
ribs, "I think thee had better arouse
thyself."
Association Sells More Hops.
"What did thee say? What did thee
Portland — Sales of hops controlled say?” cried Hezekiah. soniew-bat con
fused. "What is the matter?”
by the Oregon Hopgrowers’ association
"Nothing, friend Hezekiah,” was the
at prices up to 12 cents for the best quiet rejoinder of the other, “ only thee
grades were reported this week. The was snoring a little, and 1 was afraid
buying was understood to be chiefly that outsiders might think the spirit
for export account, although there are had moved thee to a trombone solo
also domestic orders on the market. Instead of an expression of thy con
victions."—Philadelphia Telegraph.
Hugo Loewi bought 275 bales of YaH -
ma hops from Satterwaite & Frye at
11 cents. Other Yakima sales were the
Courshave lot of 90 bales and the M.
W. Phillips crop of 125 bales. Two
carload lots of Sonoma hops were
bought by Donovan & W olf at llj c .
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The moderate
selection was in fa ir demand, but both
merinoe and crossbreds declined from
5 to 7J per cent.
Labor difficulties
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largely responsible for
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prices.
Russia took a few lots of scoured
merinos and the home trade the rest.
No sales were made to America.
Hog Supply Large.
February was another big hog month
at the Portland Union Stockyards. The
month’s run totaled nearly 25,000
head, an increase o f 4862 head over
the receipts in the same month of 1915
and equaling the gain recorded in the
opening month o f this year. In other
divisions there was a falling off in re
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