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No Accounting For Juries. NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS; U . S . G o v e r n m e n t H o m e s te a d s COLVILLE, WASHINGTON. INDIAN RESERVATION. 1.000,000 ACRES GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS l ---------------- ---- Z l ------------------ In lite I'« 1111011 » (. (iliimbia Hiver liatln .nul Okanogan Valley. Fruii, Dairy, I*arm ami 'I Inibi r Lami Map »turning Hoad», Lake*, Hiver», Creek», Mountain», Indian Allotment* and Mineral l and Hook of Description, »Itow* How to lanate any Homestead of 160 Acre» on the Reservation WITHOUT TIIK EXHFNSF OP A LOCATOR Blasted Out Many verdicts of a strange, curious and humorous nature find birth not In frequently In coroner's Juries and Jur ies In Justice's courts. Uncommonly Intelligent are the cor oner's Juries In Mississippi. Twelve men In Warren county. In that state, returned a verdict several years ago which read; "The deceased died by the will of God or some other disease unknown to the Jury." Another verdict, equally as solemn, reads "W e are of A Pinion that the D«»cc»t mot with her death from Vio lent fnflrmatlon of the Ann, producest from Unoari f'auz." An old story, oft r«!peated, Is that an English Jury In a criminal ca»« once brought In the following. "Oullty, with some little doubt as to whether he Is the man.” Another Is told of a Welsh Jury, ; which reads: "W e find the man who stole the mare not guilty."— Docket. Portland — Wheat Bluestem. $1.03 per bushel; fortyfold, 02c; club, 01c; r«al Fife, 01c; red Russian, 01c. ( Hay — Eastern Oregon timothy, $23.60 per ton; alfalfa, old crop, $10.60<U,21. PRICK, POSTPAID. $1.00. Millfeed — Hpot prices; Bran, $23 I*er ton; shorts, $26; rolled barley, $31.60(0.32.60. 504-3 Mi Kay Itmlilinu, PORTLAND, OREGON Corn Whole, $36 per ton; cracked, $37. Vegetables — Artichokes, 76c per «iozen; tomatoes, $3.50(04 per crate; cabbage, $2.26(o 3 per hundred; gar AGENT W A N T E D lic, 10c per pound; peppers, 17J«o20c; llu-inc»» fii-t-t-H»ily every Mer eggplant, 20c; horseradish, kjc; cauli chant buys on light. Big profili. rifili •*»«! Wuhlniflun HU.. FortUnil. Or. Exclusive territory. Free sample*. flower, 76cfo$L25; lettuce, $2fo2.2G Sell» from $5 to $100. Write quick l>er crate; cucumbers, $1.26 ((J) 1.60; Tho homelike stopping piuco for territory. Sayers, 637 Railway spinach, 4(y,6c pound; asparagus, local, Got Even. Exchange, Portland, Ore. for tho«e who appreciate the $1.60 dozen; California, $ 2 . 26442.76 A young rnan who had been snub dollar’* full worth. per box; rhubarb, 2f<43c per pound; bed at the theater door decided to get |teas, 7c. even with his girl friends. Potatoes — Jobbing prices: Oregon, o n with lUth. . The girls occupied the first four »I '«• I uu om with DfUrlirtl I ìj U» MiLc your own HAIR TONICS md TOILET WATERS $1.60(ol.6<) per sack; Yak ¡mas, $1.60 ■eats In the sixth row and the young (Hi 1.76; new California, 6(o7c; per man had the fifth. They paid no at with ’ Tonic** Tut,lata." th# Honaaiional Invention. pound. Buying price: Oregon, tUfS tention to him On the program was llrvahfaat «ltd l.unrhom ÎSc Hrnd 20 tant# f**r aamplc pack air-, inakra *»n I» i t. which ofhcrwi*»*» * *--i i u>i «• ,*ta to 91 <4 fur 1 . 20 . a monologlst who began to talk pf l»tnn«r , , , , r.c *>» centa I Motwy mturm d if not «-«i!, l H . Went Onions — Oregon, $1.36 (i(t 1.76 per love to get a few laughs, as those ar i x ’luaivc It. |*rc 'f*t t’ lv«* « ta. li county U* munu- far tun and a# II l ! i j 1‘n A t* T O N IC O HAIX5 sack; Texas Bermudas, yellow, $2 per tlsts often do. He said: “ AH the girls CO.. Mullriomali Station. Portland, O r«# on. who are In love, please stand up.” crate; white, $2.10. Turning to the girl next to him. the Green Fruit— Strawberries, $1.2644 young man who had been snubbed 1 36 per crate; apples, $ l(ol.6 0 per said: DON’T EVER FORGET box; cranberries, $11 per barrel. "Please let me out.” will (It »ny nrtiMtiotin voting Man ur Worn* Wh#n you am with other*, thor« Hggs — Jobbing prices; Oregon Naturally, the entire four had to in for h!|t-r<'!&.-■» puailidfi Iti alaaya rainaina the o.<J ruliahl# ranch, candled, 22lo22$c per dozen; rise. When they were on their feet H a ze lw o o d Co., Portland, Or. Bookkrrptait. Nzuofrajhjr, Salesmans!«,) the young man sat down, while the re uncandled, 21(«l,22c. I Mak<* ua your n**«t ahi|*inrnt of Cream« T«> m*ti thl« lnrlu«Irm v ninniti*« atlilrti«*. I Fit a I* and Uri rtl llatati Poultry Hens, 17(ol7$c per pound; mainder of the audience roared In glee muatii' mxl urivllrg«-* »I- I stags, 13c; broilers, 264430c; turkeys, at the four.— Philadelphia Public Led We Can Satisfy You. tuition «'«Mt I« leal tinnì» rln ew h ire, ger. Vnlunti)« f u i r a i ran ni*»*» I«*» hml in live, 20(o21c; turkeys, dressed, choice, Grnnimnr nn«l t *11* I'rrj ixrutory 26(o26c; ducks, 14 4 4 1 16c; geese, 10 iutiJmU WHITE H>l< (ATAI.OG. Recognizing the Profession. Treatment and Prevention 4*1 lc. J I X I t m . * * I l i V I A f U C t „f iv.ntaif , . . , 4 Abortion "Was your father a pirate?" asked Butter — City creamey, prints, ex young Fltztop of the girl of his choice T reatment and Prevention of < a!f Heour#. Ho«, Fa* italioti. Poultry i>iar«t»*'* ('lip H im ad and tras, 30 0* 84c per pound; country at a clandestine meeting, after the old matik an X in front of books wanted. H IE D A I l K o H , I Ark urn H id « . Portland. <»r**on. creamery, prints, 20 4* 33c; cubes, ex sea captain bad urged his exit from tras, 27(d,20c; hutterfat. No. 1, 83c; the family mansion on the hill by the Thn only Au Umtobt!« M p I mmi I on ft»»’ I’m- Ser our atnek of KOKD De No. 2, 80c. use of bis pedal extremity. ciflr (V «al mnmtnininj n (a a Tr»**t»r livery lodlM. Hhlppml any "No, my darling.” was the reply. Veal— Fancy, U4*12c per pound. where. Our own make Guar I *' i-* U o iif Had ('»Hrririlltr, < I iw.i “ Why do you ask?" Trarklayrr and W lir.1 Tractora. latlh In llw> anteed VV rite ua. Carl P#- Pork— Fancy, lli4*12c per pound. IM’I mju I ami »(•«■rnttoa fleUI. tera.m 1 i 1 Grand Avita.« N. "He seemed to me to be a good deal Hop^—1015 crop, 10({*12c per pound; of a freebooter.” said the young man. Eaat It. l. Portland. Or#. 44j Hawthorn* A»# , Portland. Orr. 1016 contracts, 104*1 lc. — Philadelphia Public Ledger. Wool— Eastern Oregon, 216*27c per Gentl« Criticism. pound; valley, 30c; mohair, new clip, For the Human System. He—I ice where a young woman 40(t£45c. For cuts, burns, bruises, stiff neck, killed herself berutue «lie could not Cascara Bark—Old and new, 4c per ! sore throat, sprains, lame back and Madv from your old onaa I.ant l»nr find an Ideal husband. Women r o aa limn N*«w Tim# W B ALMO BUY bunions, use Hanford's Balsam of pound. fool». Ol.tl ilHKS. W r j ar na high aa in? Myrrh. It is guaranteed. It is for Cattle— Steers, choice grain and She— Yes. aren't they, to belle»» par 11» for iuch a* wo can ua»’ in I »nubia Tr**nJ work, and tho hitfhrat markot there 1» such a thing?— llaltlmot « pulp, $8.764*0; choice hay, $8.604* external use only. Always have a bot for Junk. Hhij* your Tima at on«-«* or writ*» uj 8.76; good, $8.164*8.60; meiudm, tle on baud, ready for accidents. Adv. American. MUON »«.USUISI, CO. S.0 V i O m i . m 5*. P .iM . On $7.764*8.15; cows, choice, $7.604* A Reminder. Make Believe. 7.80; good, $6.754*7.25; medium, “ Look here,” said the indignant "This la a toy tea set my little glr. \ $6.266*7.25; heifers, $64*7.15; bulls, house owner to the agent from whom 1 got for Christmas. Bhe likes to serve \ $2.756*6; stags, $36*6.26. be had bought his home on the Install Hwuilit. Sold. Hutted and Papairwd makw-ball.va taa rb * make belie»« Hug Prime light, $8.904*9.06; good ment plan. "The paneling In my din W ALK Eli |:t ECTR1U WORKS sandwiches. A harmless fancy." llurnaid#. ror. luth. Portland. (>m. to prime, $8.504*8.75; rough heavy, ing room is opening so you can put Perfectly. I've been to grow n u p 1 $7.90(1*8; pigs and skips, $7.906*8. your finger through the cracks.” ¡•(fairs where they did I t " — Louisville "That's all right," replied the agent. Sheep— Yearlings, $8.266*10; weth Courier-Journal. ers, $86*9; ewes, $74*8.25; lambs, "The house is settling. And that re minds me. It's about time you settled W# wont »11 >'*u hoe- Wrtl«- f*.r pr.,-.-« ai. 1 $9.504*11. up for last month's Installment.” — «hli-eit.« 1 « f i l l M * N O R )O N CO. Y o u Can Get Rid of 51 North front St., K<irll«nd, O r*. Philadelphia Public Ledger. OREGON HOMESEEKERS INFORMATION BUREAU, NEW PERKINS HOTEL LADIES, THE PROBLEM IS SOLVED PORTLAND Y. M. C. A. HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL Double Tread, Puncture Proof Tires ELECTRIC MOTORS with {ÍÁ Ñ J p You know the difficulty o f getting the roots stumps out with pullers, by burning, or by _Jng explosives that merely shatter. You need explosives that not only shatter but also lift and heave— that tear the roots and make clearing easy. You can save work, time and money by using C S S F a r m p o w d er s ... ................ ...... S TU M PIN K J — A G R IC U L T U R A L . — made by a Pacific Coast company, with 50 years’ experience, to meet Pacific Coast agricultural conditions. 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TURN r KOVERALLS- Keep Kids Kleen GRAY HAIR DARK HIDES, PELTS , CASCARA BARK That Itching Rash Try Grandm other’s old Favorite U. S. Consul Says Orient There Is Immediate relief for sklna Recipe of Sage Tea and “ An' phwat is your Patsy doin’ Itching, burning and disfigured by ec- Calls for Northwest Products these days. Mrs. O'Hagan?" Sulphur. Up and down the village etreet win», ringworm, or similar torment-, “ Ah, he's doin’ foine! He's a con Consul General John P. Bray,, of ductor In the opery bouse, an' wears walked old Tompktna. dressed all In I mit skin trouble. In a warm bath with Almost everyone knows that Sage bis Hunday best, and with a clean col Itesluol Soap and a simple application Singapore, Straits Settlements, who' is ! a swaTIytail coat.” Tea and Sulphur, properly compound lar on. of Itesluol Olntmcut. The soothing, j "A conductor, is It? An’ phwat does ed, brings back the natural color and "Hello, old fellow !" a friend hailed healing Iteslnol medication sinks right on leave o f absence from his post, ar I a conductor do?” lustre to the hair when faded, streaked him "Aren't you working today?" Into the skin, stops Itching Instantly , rived on the Pacific Coast last week "H e conducts people to their seats.’’ I or gray. Years ago the only way to "No," replied the old man proudly. anti soon clears away all trace of erup- | and has spent a couple of days in Se get this mixture was to make it at •Tin celebrating my golden wedding." tlon, even In severe and stubborn | Hanford’s Balsam is good for blood home, which is mussy and trouble "Really? Then you've been mar cases where other treatments have \ attle in conference with business men poisoning. Adv. some. Nowadays, by asking at any ried 60 years!" bad no effect. After that, the regular and others interested in trade in the drug store for “ Wyeth's Sage and Sul "Yes, I have." use of Iteslnol Soap la usually enough i Northwest. The consul general lias In Modern Times. phur Compound,” you will get a large "Then where's Mrs Tompkins? to keep the skin clear and healthy. "In the old days, the main element bottle of this famous old recipe, im Isn't she celebrating, too?" You need never hesitate to use Rest- j been in the service o f the State de of a soldier was to know how to act proved by the addition of other ingre "The present Mrs. Tompkins," the nol. It Is a doctor’s proscription th a t! partment for about 20 years and for a under fire.” dients. for abont 50 ces*« old man coldly rebuked Hit« Idle tint's tins been used by other physicians for - number of years was stationed at Syd "And nowadays, in addition, he is Don’t stay gray! Try it! No one lloner. "has nothing to do with It." years In the t-eatment of all sorts of j ney, Australia, but recently was trans supposed to know how to act under can possibly tell that you darkened " skin affections. It contains absolutely ! ferred to Singapore, where he not only water, in the earth and without air.” your hair, as it does it so naturally The Department of Farm Crops. nothing that could Injure the tenderest looks after the afTairs o f the depart- —Puck. and evenly. You dampen a sponge University of Idaho, bus received tltir skin Every druggist sells Reslnol | ment of state, but also has charge of Í or soft brush with it and draw this Day and nigrht classes. Expert training Jng the spring, shipments of seed from Ointment anil Itesluol Soap. (Advt.) ! Rubbing It In. the affairs o f other countries now at in repairing, driving and machine work, through your hair, taking one small the following foreign countries: Can including: fur^e. lathe, shaper, drill press, war. strand at a time; by morning the gray "The audacity of this laundress!” ada. Sweden. Denmark. Australia, anil tractors, etc. Time unlimited. COMPE So-Called Temperate." hair disappears, and after another ap "How now?” The consul general spent considera TENT CH AUFFEURS A N D M ECHAN Japan. The Bureau of Plant Industry plication or two. your hair becomes ICS SU PPL IE D . W R IT E US. "A fter reducing my garments, to "What rone Is tils we live In? You I ble time in the Seattle office o f the bu- ¡ of the U. S Department of Agriculture has also sent samples of clover and mn> answer, James," said the teacher. reau o f foreign and domestic com- j shreds she tries to charge me by the beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com piece."— Louisville Courier-Journal. "Tempe rafe.” other leguminous crops for the pur merce and has given to the commercial pound is a delightful toilet requisite "Now. what Is meant by n 'temper pose of co-operative testing experi agent the following statement as to Start and Finish. ’or those who desire dark hair and a ate ron e?'" ments. A publisher of this city is credited ■outhful appearance. It is not intended "It's a place where if’s freezing cold conditions in the Straits Settlements *r the cure, mitigation or prevention with a unique criticism of a story In winter and red hot In summer."— as they probably affect the business of | teller who had begun promisingly, but disease. the Pacific Northwest. Philadelphia Public Ledger. soon degenerated into the lowest type “ As to the manufacturing interests’ of "best seller.” f Correct. The Touch Pre-Eminent. of the Pacific Northwest, I would say "This gentleman's biography,” said Miss Wheat, the new teacher, was "A cosy picture, eh? A man lolling that there is a large opening in the b e a r in g the history lesson, which the publisher, "can be comprised with In an easy chair anti his beautiful wife Oriental countries for products of this dealt with the career of George Wash in two questions and answers thus: leaning over him to light his cigar." region. Especially is this true in re -1 “ ‘ How did he begin writing?’ ington. Turning to one of the schol "You haven't seen the companion I gard to pine lumber, flour, fruits, ¡ " ‘With a wealth of thought.’ ars. she asked; picture to It. have you?" canned fish (particularly salmon). " ‘ How did he continue?’ "James, what was Washington's "Why. no." “ 'With a thought of wealth.’ ” “ The development o f the Straits 1 W ife Cured by Lydia EL farewell address?” "It's the same man savagely chew The new boy arose wiui a prompt!-1 in purity first ing the end of his clgur anti writing a Settlements and the Federated Malay The Essentials. Pinkham’c Vegetable States provides a great field for the tude that promised well for his an check." “ Is he a typical American?” swer. manufactured steel products o f the Pa- ¡ Compound "Yes; he likes baseball, has a motor "Heaven, ma'am,” he said. What Dreams Are Made Of. eifle Northwest, and especially would car, owes a mortgage, pays alimony, B A K IN G Dillydally (a chronic procrastinator) I call the attention of manufacturers Sprained ankle? Rub on and rub and thinks the motion pictures hav» POWDER Des Moines, Iowa. —" Four years n^ro — I dreamt Inst night that 1—er—ah of this section to the lack of tnonage In Hanford's Balsam thoroughly. Adv. grand opera beaten a mile.”— Life. 1 was very sick ami my life was nenrly proposed to you. I wonder what for the manufactured products to be «pant. The doctora that is a sign of? sent forward.” A Too Willing Worker. That Settled It. stated that I would Miss I.lngerlong (desperately)— It Is is w h a t you “ Yes, the boss said he was losing a sign that you have got more sense "And you broke o ff the engage-1 never get well with- money on the things I was making. should alw ays ment?” said one young man. o u t nn operation when you are asleep than when you Wheat Bids Are Advanced. “ And what were you making?” are awake.— Tit Bits. “ Yes. but not brutally, you know, j "Mistakes.”— Philadelphia Record. ami that without it Portland — Eastern bids for wheat use. But I managed it.” I would not live ono Ask anybody about it— Hanford's were lacking Thursday, but there was "How?” year. My husband Balsam. Adv. some demand on the local market, and There are many "Told her what my salary was.” o b j e c t e d to nny offers at the Exchange were advanced other reasons operation and got Adopting Suggestion. At the Boarding House. è to 2 cents for spot and May delivery. me some o f Lydia E. ' "Is this beef too rare for you, Mr. Bradstreets why—but try a “ Talking about the total depravity estimates the visible Pinkhnm’s Vegeta Simpkins?” of inanimate things— ” wheat decrease at 1,037,000 bushels, can and see for o r "W ell?” ble Compound. I took "W ell, since you ask me. Mrs. Skin the corn decrease at 1,227,000 bushels, yourself. "Just as we got opposite a road it and commenced ner, I would like It a little oftener.”— and the oats decrease at 1,976,000 hotel with a big gun. Sea Food a Spe to get better and am now well, am Baltimore American. bushels. cialty.’ our auto deliberately turned stout and able tc do my own housework. Timothy hay is scarce in the local turtle.”— Baltimore American. We Get You, Madam. I can recommend the Vegetable Com Mrs. Kawler— Did you ever go to market, and will continue so during With appetite keen, pound to any woman who is sick and The Usual Experience. the remainder o f the season. The price one of those astrologers? ran down as a wonderful strength and is on a firm basis. Receipts o f Cali "Have you laid by anything since Mrs. Blunderhy— No; but my daugh digestion normal, and health restorer. My husband says I ter Kate Is Just crazy to have her fornia grain hay are looked for. A l you took up the profession of author no fear of any after would have been in my grave ere this perlscopo read.— Boston Transcript, falfa is also firm. The outlook is for ship?" If it had not been for your Vegetable "Yes, about 300 manuscripts." — a record crop o f alfalfa in the North eating distress Boston Transcript. Compound.” — Mrs. B lanche J effer west this year. son , 703 Lyon Su, Des Moines, Iowa. The Heroic Mood. Before submitting to a surgical opera- j Enlarge Creamery. Stella— Did he think you had some tion it is wise to try to build up the I Q I C Ford Tourinv, C *1 Q C Moscow, Idaho — Work has started thing of the heroic in your mood? female system and cure its derange practically n#w Bella-*Well, he proposed on $10 a on the «»Id storage plant o f the Mos ments with Lydia E. Pinkham’ s Vege 1915 ro™ , $335 week.— Evening Sun. table Compound ; it has saved many cow Creamery compnay, which has 1 Q 1 A Ford taurini,. COAC Women from surgical operations. closed a contrat with a Spokane firm 1 3 1 H f i n « , condition An Adept Student. helps very materially for a four-ton mo«iern equipment, in- ■Writ« to tli«' L y d ia E. Plnkliaux French Visitor— I am learning se 1914 $275 stalled. The butter room w ill have a in b r i n g i n g about M e d ic in e t o., L y n n , »In s »., fo r language varey fast. Zat leetle boy capacity of 60,000 pounds; one r«x>m zare spinning his top— he's a spinster, 1913 ¿51. $245 A d vice—It w ill hcconlldcnU aL such a condition. It for eggs to hold 1000 cases; one room eh "—Boston Transcript. 1914 $295 will be kept at about zero for harden is an excellent tonic Slow. P. N. U. No. 18. 1910 ing ice cream; one for manufacture of “ That waiter ol' ours has been In ice for the use o f the creamery only, and appetizer. T ry it this restaurant for 20 years.” East 13th A Hawthorn# Ava., and one for cream and milk. These W R E N wrl,Ins to «S-rrtliora. »U sas “ I don’t doubt it. It seems nearly E 1199. P O R T L A N D . ORE, will all be in addition to the butter " Non thl. pnpnr.___________________ that long since I gave my order.” making department and mat-hinery. j HI* Golden Wedding. Portland Y.M .C. A. Auto School HUSBANU OBJECTS TB OFERATIOI! If yo u are interested KC Be Ready M e a ltim e Fords Fords Fords H OSTETTER’ S STOMACH FRANCIS MOTOR CAR EX., BITTERS