OPEEi MARKETS
SOLVE PROBLEM
Grower rarcliaser Cain h
Ksslina Fac3 13 Fac3.
FRESH GOODS, LOW PRICES.
Madison, Wit, Sett Splendid Example
With Sanitary and Attractive Build
inj No Short Weight. No Stale
Geoc'a, No Middleman's Extortionate
Profit.
"It is not strance to road of munici
pal markets in Boston, Baltimore and
New Orleans, hut when a small city
of 23.000 inhabitants realize the im
portance of a closer relationship be
tween the producer or grower and the
consumer there Is pood reason for us
to believe that the officials of that city
re endeavoring to do all in their pow
er to reduce the cost of living. says
Don E. Mowry in the American City.
iiadison. Wis., has reeeutly opened
such a market nt an expense of foo.000.
The building Is l;U) by 73 feet, has a
large oiMn display floor. Is provided
with toilet rooms, smoking room,
luncheon rooms and horse sheds, all of
the latest idea lu style aud construc
tion. More than 5.000 folders were sent out
to the farmers living out In the sur
rounding country, telling them of the
opening day. Inviting them to attend
and nrging them to understand that
Madison wanted to meet them on an
honest business basis. The result of
this circular surprised everybody.
Many farmers came In with wagon
loads of produce, and the townspeople
were glad to see them, if buying Is any
criterion.
Madison is practically In the hands
of the local provision merchants. These
men buy Just enough goods to insure
them a large proflt. They aim to keep
the supply coming to the city as small
as possible. For this reason farmers
who might send their products to Madi
son do not do so. It Is often said that
Madison Is one of the high priced
towns. In the country, and. Indeed, this
statement is not amiss. The cheap
rental charges for stalls in the new
market make it now possible for goods
to be bought at a lower price, and the
quality Is usually better.
The market Is open from 7 a. m. un
til 6 p. m. dally except Sundays. The
committee of markets of the common
council, together with the superintend
ent of the market, has the power to
locate space or stalls. Cnit spaces are
provided, and the fee per day Is 25
cents per unit In case the producer
or grower does not require au entire
unit for the display of his goods he
need not pay for the space thus occu
pied. All hay must be weighed on the
city scales at the market, and all wood
must be measured by the superintend
ent A certificate of weight or measure
Is given the owner for this service, and
he pays a fee of only 10 cents. Teams
may enter the market center without
paying an entrance fee.
The use of public streets or alleys as
standing places for teams or wagons
for the sale of fruits, vegetables, hay,
etc., is prohibited. Of course this pro
vision does not rrohibit farmers or
licensed hucksters from peddling from
bouse to house within the city limits.
No sales can be made on the streets
of the market without the consent of
the superintendent No person other
than the producer or one who has pur
chased outside of the city can sell on
the market Wisconsin produce. This
ruling does not prevent, however, the
vegetable dealer handling other minor
articles, the object of the rule being
to preclude the possibility of specula
tJon In produce.
Liquors cannot be offered for sale or
sold at the market Meats or any oth
er articles that are not wholesome can
not be offered for sale. All goods
are open to inspection by the health
department. The suiierintendt.'nt is In
vested with police power, and one of
his duties Is to see that order Is main
talned.
A very good health provision, espe
cially valuable In the summer months
Is one which requires the superin
tendent to furnish a sufficient number
of water tight barrels and tubs, and
all occupants of stalls or stands are
strictly required to throw the offal,
filth, washings and refuse matter into
these barrels and tubs. This refuse
Is removed by city carts immediately
after market hours.
Sooner or later the people of this
vast country of ours will realize the
Importance of establishing markets of
this very nature In all of our cities
that have any provisions for marketing
produce. To date there are very few
cities In the United States of the size
of Madison that have attempted any
thing half so elaborate us the new
market eenlor Just opened in "I lie dry
of four lakes." Mail: -oni-ins are mo-e
than pleased with th" v.-iy the Enn'hct
has opened up. They are entliMsinstl--In
their praise of Mayor John Slin
b';rt. whose constant attention to t!:i
market question made the marl;-t a
real opportunity fur the citizens of
this city.
Disfiguring of Streets to Stop.
The movement inaugurated In W0S
by the Mission Promotion association
of San F'rancisf-o asainst the disfigure
ment of streets has been revived.
Our grand business Is not
what lies dimly at a distance,
So what lies clearly at hand.
to see
but to
LIGHTING ATTACHMENT.
Device Ignite Lump Wick by Turning
Thumbscrew.
The lhJttlni; of keiviom' lumps I
usually qtnio n Unii.-r Tor tho risn
(lint lit l;imi cliininc-' must ho tv
iiKivmt. aiul If tins Is U.it It Is mvca
ary to wait for It u tiait down. In
on!,r to facilitate th llgtitltic of the
laiiis an Inventor llvlnp 111 Colorado
is ttcviscii a nebcin hy which ttio
nltlon may tv aomillsliil liy
merely turiiins a thunih screw, au
Uniting stnii Is used In the form of a
roll, which Is fi from a rasing to the
wt.-k of the tamp. In H proevs of
fewlliiK the strip to the wick It Is
XERCWtNl LAMP L1UUTER.
dragged across a roughened surface
that ignites the strip so that it is car
ried aflame to the wick.
The accompanying drawing shows
the mechanism quite clearly. The Ig
niting strip Is provided at intervals
ith nrotulierant Ignltable heads, ine
scratching element which Ignites these
heads by friction bears against the
upper surface of the strip immediately
over the feed roll. The main body of
the strip la Incased in a heat proof
compartment, so that there is no uan-
ger of setting It afire with the heat or
the lamp. One of the advantages of
this construction is that It may be
used lu. connection with a lantern to
Ignite the wick In windy places where
a match cannot conveniently be usea.
OPOSSUM FARMING.
Animals to B Grown For Fur In Vari
oua Part of Australia.
The director of the zoological gar
dens at Sydney. Mr. Le Souef, states
that since the first of the year some
Important plans for opossum farming
have been projected In different parts
of Australia.
One farm exclusively for opossums
has been started In Glppsland. lc-
torla. which comprises 2.000 acres of
eucalyptus "bnsh Innd." Another farm
comprising 500 acres has been started
In southern Tasmania, and another of
IZ0 acres In New South Wales. The
chairman of the Sydney Stock Ex
change has become much Interested In
the possibility of commercial breeding
of opossums for their fur and expects
to start a large farm for this purpose
near Sydney. In Western Australia
there seems prospect of a company
being formed for the breeding of opos
sums on a stretch of eucalyptus coun
try comprising about 200.000 acres.
Many Instances are also being re
ported of farmers In various parts of
Australia taking np the breeding or
opossums ss a special feature of their
farms. In this way utilizing the um
bered sections of their land which
would not have much value for any
other purpose. The advantage of
breeding opossums in wooded or scrub
by country not profitable to clear is
apparently being recognized, and In
time it seems likely that the Austra
lian opossum. Instead of being hunted
and rapidly exterminated, will be care
fully bred on farms and become an im
portant commercial asset to Australian
farmers. Consular Report
New Zealand' Sulphur liland.
One of the most extraordinary Is
lands In the world lies In the bay of
Plenty, New Zealand. It Is called
White Island and consists mainly of
sulphur mixed with gypsum and a few
other minerals. Over the Island,
which is about three miles In circum
ference and rises between 800 and 000
feet above the sea, there continually
floats an Immense cloud of vapor at
taining an elevation of 10,000 feet
In the center is a boiling lake of acid
charged water, covering fifty acres
and surrounded with blow holes from
which steam and sulphurous fumes
are emitted with great force and noise.
With care a boat can be navigated on
the lake. The sulphur from White is
land is very pure, but little effort has
yet been made to procure it system
atically. Where Three State Corner.
One of the most lofty mountain re
gions of the Appalachian system, re
cently surveyed by the United States
geological survey, Is depicted in detail
In a topographic map which the survey
has Just published the map of the
Abingdon quadrangle. This map is on
the scale of approximately two miles
to the inch and shows an nrea of a
little over a thousand square miles.
embracing portions of southwestern
Virginia, northeastern Tennessee and
northwestern North Carolina, the
three states cornering In the southern
part of the quadrangle.
Viennese Electric Fountain.
The c!ty of Vienna possesses what is
perhaps the most remarkable electric
or electrically lighted fountain In ex
istence. It is situated In the Sc bwartz
enbergplatz. Underneath the fountain
In a huge cemented chamber are
placed twenty-seven reflecting lamps,
capable of producing seventy different
luminous and colored effects. The
light la transmitted through the wa
rs of the fountain. The light power
of tbe plant Is estimated as equal to
800,000,000 candles. . ,
The
Scrap Bool.
Ha Wouldn't Repeat.
When Harry I miiii-r went to Lon
don for the llrt lime the since repuia
tion he had made lu tile pm iticen had
not made mm h of an Impression on
the metropolis. With a shrewd sense
of the va ue of strlUiii.- elTivts, Lauder
divided he would arouse (he Loudon
era to his hvm
lar merits In a
novel m a n n e r.
From some hone.
yard or other h
procured the most
skeleton like speo
luieu of horseflesh
he could II lid. Ou
this he planned to
in nk his Brat
stace entrance.
The old horso
was tractable
enough with Lau-
W dor astride await
Rur.nEt) tits aciiinu
BACK.
ing his turn In
the wing, but
when the little fellow urged Llm for
ward for the grand entrance there was
a balk, a buck, and Marry was noto
riously shot to the front of the stag
over the horse's head, the animal peer
ing after him with what might be
termed an ainuml expression. Lan
der slowly and painfully rose to his
feet, while the gallery applauded am)
stamped and cried lustily.
"lk it again. Wrry: do It again!"
Lauder rubbed his aching back, felt
cautiously of his bones, looked back
at the horse, aud. turning to the audi
ence, be said:
Like 1 will!"
And he didn't, but thereafter his
popularity was assured. Judge.
Kor Battleship Linolium go to A. H
Lippman & Co. - lr square yard.
Noue better.
Socialist County Convention
The Socialist Countv vonvention for
Crook Countv, State ol Oregon, ia hre
by called to meet at the Stewart Mall
in I'rineville, Oregon, on Saturday
June 15, l'.il'i, at I o'clock p. m., lor
the purpoee of nominating candidates
lor all county office to be filled at the
next general election, and (or the
transaction ol uch other buinet
mav come before naiil convention. This
will be a mass convention and all per
sons in ( rook County, State ol Oregon,
known to be identified with the Socialist
movement will lie ?ntitled to a voice in
the proceedings ol the convention.
lHine bv order ol the toeialisl 1 ounty
Central Committee, May tith, 1H12.
C. C. Ban, Chairman.
F. F. Wilboit, Secretary.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the nnder
igned, the aduiiniHtratrix of the estate
ol Elmer W. Kayler,deceaied,to all er
sons having claims against said de
ceased and to all creditor of said estate,
to present them, with the proper vouch-
er. to the unuersignea at ner uome in
I'rineville. Oregon, within an month
from the date ol the first publication of
this notice.
Dated this 23rd day of May, 191.!.
Mas. Psahl it. Kavi.ek.
Administratrix of the estate of Klmer
W. Kayler, deceased. 5-l!3
Notice tor Publication.
IV-partment ef the IiiU-rlor.
1". 8. I-anU OHK at The Halli-n, Oregon.
May I7lh, 1U
Notloe ll bereliv slven that
Marlon f. Taylor
of Pout, Or,, who, on June --nd. IW7. madi
liiiinrali-ail, No, 1 H- M-rlal. So. ihi-, ro
Int'.swU nw'-, are. and lot I. ae-4 neJ.
awrtton t. tnwn.lilD 17 aouth. ra!i( 1
east, Willamette M-rltlnn. hie ftleit notice of
Intention to to rnuke Hum nve-year irmir, wi
emiihll-ih claim lothe land above iteaerllM-d,
herore Wmien Hrown. oouniy clera. a. rim
office at Prlnevtlle, Oregon, on the Jtltu day
of June, l'-U.
i Oilman! names an wltnesneii: r'aleh Iavl.
Kdward H. Rnm. Frank l'ol, Iteuuen
UiHilen, all of i'ont, Oregon.
i.Jp C. W. MOORK. Riglnter.
Call for Warrant
All reRlntered nalp bounty warranu up to
and Including No. will l Iaid on .reic-nta-lion.
No inlereiit alter Ihi dale.
All reglitereil read warranu up to and In
cluding No. 07 will be paid on prenentotlon.
No InlereHt alter thin elate.
All registered high ehool warranu up to
and Including No. 4'J will he paid on prem-nta-
uon. No intereNt after thll dt
date.
bated Mny 1), l'JIJ.
KALl'H I,. JORDAN.
County 'I reamirer.
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"RECEPTION"
Smith & Allingham, Prop.
Champ Smith's old stand.
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
Famous Whiskies
Old Crow; Hermitage; Red
4 Top Rye; Yellow Stone;
4 Canadian Club; Cream
Rye; James L. Pepper;
Moore's Malt
Porter, Ale and Olympia
Draft Beer on Tap.
j Imported Wines
Liquors.
anc
Cards
Dr. Charles MacFailden j
Oatopftthic PhyMcmi.
Hvavulf tMttttlc Hint Nut urn! YHiTrviwulU i
Office Ovr Morrii Furniture 5 tor.
Telephone: Pioneer No. 16.
HAVE YOU
Filotl your Deed? Of Course,
HAVE YOU
An Abstract?
Certainly everyone ha an abatrarl now,
lo you know here your corner lire.
Well, No, Not exactly.
Brewster Engineering Company, j
Pruieville, Oregon, will locate, them lor '
you and gimrnutee the work. Survey
in;, I'laitlng, Irrigation Kngiiieering.
I'hone rioneer it1.
Dr. Howard (love
Dentist.
Room 14 and IS Adamion Building.
T. !. J. I)U1 1 Y
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lKuMtaor l" W. A. Hell)
I'kivkvii.ls ...
Ohkohn
Dr. J. Trendies Vox
M. It. C. S. Kng: and I.. S. A. London; i
Llt'elicit-Oregon SUIe Mr,lie,d Hoard,
Specialist in Surgery; llyitinte: All-
niriitnry tana!; wonu-ii and ciitlilreu
ltlM-ttl-S.
(ltl.-v and resl,1i-nre, MmIii St. rrlilfvllln. Or '
Cmllt promptly Omjr r m-fil
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Dr. John Hubaek,
Orfa
Ijiii- Veterinary sur-on f. . Army,
Il,-'rltli-lit ll ill" riiilll'l'llle.
All summit Horn at KruonaUie
l'rl,e.
Hamilton Stable.
Prinovill, Or.
W. A.
HELL
I-awyer
Th Dalle
Oregon
Ckm. Ctmmrtlt J?. P. S3,iJfmp
OtOLIHTH
Belknap & Cdward
iPtyitimnt mutt Smrfm.
(County Phyelcian.)
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!Pr, mill;
Or fit.
Crook County jfii tract Co.
A)trac! title to all land and
town lou In Crook county.
B. F. Wjlde, Secretary, Priaeville, 0ree
Reinforced Concrete !inlMlng. Complete be
nign.
J. J. Hurling
Engineer
1019 Chamber nf Commerce Blg, FortUnd. Or.
Hygiene ami Dietary lv.ie Culla maie
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
DruglcHH Physician.
Hours by appointment
Fred A. Bice, C. K. J. B. Neville, Jr.. K. M,
County Surveyor. Iwputy Co. surveyor.
Rice & Neville
Civil Engineer.
General Eniilncerlnir. mixsvtu.s. Okkjok.
iPhj$iclan nmtl Jurytom
Calij Aswn PaoMeTLV Day o Night
OrTld ON boo SMITH O ADAMaON'l
baoe stob. Both office an real
dence tulcnhonei.
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!Printvill,
Jl itrttt,
Ortgon.
A. AIcl AKLANK
Lawyer
I'rartice in all courts and U. H. T.and
Oiliie.
Redmond, - Oregon
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorni-y-at-Law.
Office In M. K. Wkkh oHke.
I'KINEVILI.E, OltROON,
f LOM)K meeta every
. KJt J J. Saturday night,
Btrangera weloomee G. P. Reams, N. G.; 0.
L. Shattook, V. G.: Burt Barnet, Bee.; and
C, B. Dinwiddle. Treat.
In ill,.iilnir furniture It
roiiieinlier Unit much id H I" do.
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ciiuno id Ita lllnis.v clitiim
hen von i inne here In
biree mill w ell norted
in. I too,,. Imt i In, I h'm t inn
line nf illnlnir roiiili. imrlur,
library, hull r kitchen
t arpetH, Minting, Hug".
etc. tiiul till nre iimrkeil m ino pni
lively lowest prlcea. For enll or nil
limtnllmctit.
A. II. UPPMAN & COMPANY
Order Your Sra Doore Now.
ARE YOU SURE
The rtvnrda show i clear title to your proiert.Y? The
mnnU tnlleil to aim correct title In t "'e mii'le thl
week by a IchiIIiik renl eatnte coinpniiy. RESULT-1, mil
delny ami ioallilo Inaa. Better let the I'lotievr Almtrm't
Ciiniinn.v look nfter your Itilereata,
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PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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Uniformity of whiskey excellence is always
admitted without question by every man
who knows the history of Old
"I. W. HARPER"
WHISKEY
Here's a brand that you can depend on
always; the kind of whiskey that never
disappoints. It is the same Good Old
liquor that brings health and good cheer.
Sold By
Silvertooth & Browder
Shaniko and Bend, Oregon
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lin rinllimry lire, III" liiinuUu-iM-i-sltUiiir nnnllU'
liivi n hy sevenil layers of thin, sta-claliy lininircn
tnhi-lmin thu trend. Tlio reirular Iu-li-o nf IIii-ho lire
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mnUliur a smu-lul fnntory irl.-ii to um rhinr t oni.vn."Uvriinir. am ortiera snippen num..
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lin'vn eviimlned and Tmnil them slrlellv tin i-epreienleil,
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of Prinevillo, Oregon, at rendered to tn
Bank, June 7lh, 1911
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NO IOlEY ReyUIKtU until ynn ntvfvn nud tinprova of your
bicycle. Ve aliliihiniiyniinany lie"; In th-' !! H i"
In mlmnce..,,,., ,,!,.. nnd allow TEM DAYS' rREat TRIAL ilui-lnrfi
wlih h llinuy.ui mnyrliln the bicycle and nut It In any Ut inn wl.li.
if inn am Hu n not uerfi-cilr Hiiiull. il or do imt Kh u aei'ii the
Mcyclnshlplt. hiieli In ih alour exuenw and . mill au ,,). j
rflPTftDV PDIPFQ Wefiirul .li the hlghent gimle lihweli-a It, M
HblUltl rntVttd Mhin to ninl.o nl nun miiuII imdlt. lvn
ortunlf.-ictnrycrNt. You nave (10 t I & middlemen' imllta by huv-liurillnx-Lof
iMimdhnvii tlin nmnutiicluri-r'H t'liiirimti-n ln-hluil your
hleveln DO NOT BUY a liieyelenr n lmlr of tires from nt, e.r
our rntuhiiruea and lenrn our uulieurU of i'f i
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Clilcin r-fall tjrw. 'i UUMt i!lMr OUl iirciiuplijr tit pt
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Imported rollrehsln an1 pdl. parta, r.wln anil
kiuuuy I'm- crijunir rviui i jir vai
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to prcvont rim cutting. This
lira will outlast any other
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