MORNING ENTERPRISE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1911.
. 1 I
HOMING ENTERPRISE
ORECOB CITY, OREGON.
E. E. BRODIE, Idllor nd Publisher.
ohtuaftAn a.w fur iteind cUh riH
. k iwirfnM at Oreaoa City.
Orafun. uader the Act of ConsTes,
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v prrtrrm! poaMton ir PW, per
edVr! lnertkne ......lie
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lint IHHrtlM i
. Run w eth than first pace, per inch
added toawttow
' Locale lee per 11 n; to rular adver-
tlaera fro Una.
' - Want Tor 8al. To Rant ate., on
. cant wnrd flrat meanloa; one-hatf 0nt
, sack additional
' Rata far advertlehn hi tha Waakly
. Enterprlae wlU ba tha aaroa as. In -tha
- daily, for advarttaraMata at rapeclally
for tha weekly. Where tha advertleemant
- ' a transferred from tha dally to tha weefc
V ly. wUheut cbane, tha rata will ba ae
, aa tnoh for run of tha papar, and leo an
Inch for eoertal aoaftton. .
- Caah ahouM accompany order where
arty to unknown la baalnaaa office of
tha Enterprlae. . ...
Lecal dvaruainf jt fa' earem-ina
rataa.
' 1 Clrraa advartlata and apaclal tranalant
mdvertfctrn at tte to Me an Inch, accord -
tnc ta special eoadltkma sovernln tha
,i ri auM, .
, . Tire ala and Bankrupt Sale" artver
Maaueata o Inch flrat bieerttoa,; addt-
Clonal fcaaerUone aaase matter :-mch-",
Nara ltns and wall written antclea
of marlt. wtlh Interest to local readers.
. win ba stadtr accented. ' RMectad manu
, . anipta never raturnad uBleee accompan
tad by atampa to prapay posts.
SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES.
It 'Ifc&V U Jtnnday;- lb jjaj. .of rwt
, Ar yon resting? How are you raat
.' lag? Am yon ao doobt nnderatand
' tbara ar many way In which to rest.
- ; bnt soma are better than others. Nat
. arally, jon wish to know and attain to
tha beat "way. Hsre you siren tha
abject any thought?
There hi an institution the church
which (im ranch thought to your
needs on tha gibbath. This lnstltu-
. tloaJs composed of men. Ilka yourself,
' and tha Idea is not that they ae bet-!
ter than yon, and that you need a
guardian, but knowing tha needs of all
: . men In this particular this Institution
, baa taken up this work aa a part of :
' tin mission and la Its efforts to do all
' men good' It has In mind your good.
What can the church do- for yoji
today? Its program for the day's ser
vices embraces preaching In the morn
. - log, Sunday . school, young peop'e's
errice and preaching In the erenlng.
To all of these services you are wel
come. -Will you attend?
Hare you ever . stopped to think
: . of 'what you miss In case you do not
f-ralfTouTaeir of these opportunities ?
,1 Suppose you go to church once' on a
. Sunday, listening to 52 sermons a
year. The preacher must be a poor
v- stick Indeed If he fall 'to bare soma
r.View thought jor.yoo, bat If he haxe
oily one In each sermon note what
, tha total will be In a year or fn a
- lifetime. If you do not near tbesei
sermons, and 'do not hare told to you
i these thoughts that otherwise you
may not hear; then you are the loser.
'. And If anyone wished to take from you
,- this privilege what a roar you would
;v.taet np.1
' There Is bo reason why you should
!. not enjoy the privileges which Sunday
brings to you. Thlnga that transpire
In tha' churches may not all Interest
, yoo. bat as an Institntion there should
ba much to Interest and there Is much
; ' to Instruct. Then with your aid and
preseaee tha church Itself may In
many Instances be made mora effl
' dent, and then you and your friends
- will enjoy area greater privileges than
to sow. tha case.
. So, dear reader, what of today?
:. Tour opportunity is open toyou and
Government Positions
: Are Not Open Wide
; to Women.
By Mrs. FREDERICK W.
League of
UR NATIONAL. STATE
THROUGH THEIR DISINCLINATION TO THROW OPEN
THEIR THOUSANDS OF REMUNERATIVE POSITIONS TO
nun vw I ma WOMEN WORKERS, ARE MAKING IT INCREAS
INOLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR WOMEN TO OBTAIN A DECENT
LIVING WAGE IN OECENT OCCUPATIONS.
""Dpi amountg to this tbat the Q HEATEST BUSINESS IN
THE , UNITED . STATES IS PRACTICALLY CLOSED TO
WO!EN, Th governinent give the job to the man whose vota
wpportt it. If the civU aervice laws interfere wine man geU the job
ut the nui, because tt least he i. A POWER and therefore worth
M attempt t convemon. There is no such thing as genuine civil
vTxt '2lt? I bT,riabl7 of "TO THE MEN BE
10NQ THE-SPOILS." r V-, .
ril,nCDUl barrd 40 them wome are forced to
CROWD IN EVER. INCREASINQ NUMBERS INTO THE
COMPARATIVELY! SMALL' PRIVATE TRADES AND POSL
TT9NS OPEN r TO ,TILEM. .Th. regult is moreot every d.
pe oversupplv cuU down salaries beW a Vi waee. The WOi
ABVKWCHEB: or else Zi
lesds tMhe gutUst and the morgue. It U the GOVERNMENT OP
THE UNITED STATES THAT IS IlESPONSraiir V
ZyZn&jHJiHk the ewoibat
.. ' . - """w. ; jo you Know ox tns ar- ,nn ismny Dsa oeen rentes by F. C.
lament st WMhington f Two ptrgf list, ol eligibie, fcZfcR&SZJ" 00 w
ne lor the women, ens ior tha men. Tie hesdg of deMrtmVnV. . The Canby Canal Company Is bav-
; Bo nsnaUy k js the .MEN' WHO .ARE "CHOSEN. thnC tk-
men miT have naaae Am
V
Kaiser and Czar Join In v
Killing 492 Statfs In Hour
flxi'rai-
Wbao two mrar. of Eurvpa maat Ihara ara torry and bu.tla eo part
that will d tilting honor to tha Uattlnc mon.rvh. rVr
arLad In tha unlf.tn of I ha ITnaaUn rndlar rapimant of tba totr.
sr-bisrss.'ra-'s
tha hur.tlnis lrty. - - j
there are many who are anxious to
sea you at the service ta one or other
of the places ot worship In this city.
You can profit y the serrlce and your
example will then ba for tha upbuild
ing of the good there ta In society and
the world. The open doors of the
churches of this city are a standing
Invitation for you to enter and enjoy
the privilegea which only Ihe church
at this time offers to you. Each an J
everv castor sends you. through bin
1 u VA IfArtiln Vtirtrim an I
Invitation. Jo
tloa today.
be one of all coogrega.
-aa-
ELDER BROTHER BOUND OVER.
No Evidence That H. M- Keller Was
Guilty of Larceny.
The cbyirre of larceny asilnst E.
V. and H. M. Keller, of Sandy ac
cused of "roliblng , the store at that
place a month ago who appeared be
fore Justice Samson Saturday, resulted
In the dismissal of the chirge as
against H. M. Keller. Edward M. Kel
ler, the older brother, was bosrod over
to Circuit Court on a bond of IS'.
There was no evidence that the
younger -brother bad participated In
the theft even in case ir is proved
against Ihe other though he Admit
ted a knowledge that the older brother
had the goods and be was suspicious
as to where they might come from.
The father, who lives at Rlxerslde
Mills, near Estacada, was present but
did not manifest any Inclination to go
on the bond of the elder son. The
excuse was made for tba young man
by his friends that he must ba a klep
tomaniac. It seems that ha has been
in, trouble before and that he waa sent
to reform school in Colorado In his
younger years. - -
ALEXANDER AND BERRY APPEAL.
Suit for Cancellation of Deed Goes Up
to Supreme Court.
The case of Milton L. Freeman vs.
J. T. Alexander and Frank T. Berry
will be appealed to tha Supreme Court
and notice of appeal was filed in the
county clerk's office Saturday. Free
man brought auit to cancel a deed to
the northeast quarter of tha northeast
quarter of section 6. township 6 south,
range 2 east. Freeman claimed that
the deed was never lawfully delivered
to tha defendants and Was recorded
without warrant and against the con
sent of Freeman. The Clrcujt Court
declared the deed void and ordered
lta cancellation. E. B. Dufur Is at
torney for Freeman and Oglesby
Young for Alexander and Berry.
NATHAN. Prealdent and feundar of tba Coaauaaara
Nw York.
AND MUNICIPAL finvrsNUfMn
- tut they mar not tal tha J,
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CORRESPONDENCE.
WH.LAMETTE;
George ZlellnskI moved from Salem,
having bought tha Mllstead place here,
arrived at this place on tha 8teamer
Oregon with household goods the Ifith
of this month. He haa.two children
to add to our school.
Mrs. Will Cbrltjcher Is reported sick
with pneumonia. 1
8. Carpenter has moved Into his new
home tha Zook place.
The Moehnke saw mill has steam up
sgaln having bm burned down lisi
fall Mr MoehtHre-ta-4natth?i-a-
hundred horse poer engine and an
up to date maeninrry anu
be turning out iuroier xor mi cus
tomers within a week,
lo 1 .arson hs returned home from
TtiirneTTirrWIPh . hrmie has lieca
spending ls varatton. a.r. i.nraon i
employed as clerk In Harris' groroty
stor in Oregon City.
Chaa. Kanncy Is building a new
woven wire fence sronnd Ms 3 acre
tract In the nort'.i end of the place.
OSWEGO
Hush Fox is
NOTES,
quite skk
Mr.
with a
cold.
Mr. G- W. Prosser b'tnaht a horso
and busKV from U II. Wilson.
Miaa..aUhoL Baker Ja improvaig rap-
Idly from Tier serious illaess.
Mrs. J. Ball has a new little baby
girl.
Mr. Hcadrick celebrated his th
birthday Thursday evening In the
Grange Hall. Relatives were present
firtv-sls In all.
The Mites society met at the home
of Mrs. A. J. Monk. Thursday,
Arthur McVey and John Hoya bavo
moved Into Prosser a small anaca.
Miss Lois Pettlnger has been 111 the
last week,
The Women's Club met at tha borne
of Mrs. Gray Wednesday. A delicious
lunch waa served.
CANBY.
Three of Canby's business men W,
H. Balr, Jerry Baty and Fred M. Roth
attended the Elk lodge on Friday
night, the Overland stopping here and
thua allowlns them to return that
nlKht.
F. W, Wehmer. one of Mackaburga
prosperous farmers, was In town Sat
urday attending to business.
Mrs. O. M. Ausve baa been quite
ill durina the past week.
H. H. Bccles spent Saturday and
Sunday at Portland visiting friends.
Geo. Allen, bookkeeper for Shafer
Lumber Co, of Molalla, waa In Canby
Saturday attending to business.
Mr. Wiggins, of the firm, Broughton
ft Wiggins Piling Co., of Portland, was
In Canby Friday and purchased a car
of lumber of Jos. Adklns.
Rev. Joslyn and wife made a visit
to Portland Saturday. Rev. Joslyn is
erecting a new barn on bis place here
and Is also making other estenalve Im
provements.
W. H Mandervllle Is getting out
plana for n fine cottage. Adklns Lum
ber Co. ha tha odd tract to furnish
the lumber.
Messrs. M. J. Lee and D. Roy Lee
went to Portland on business Satur
day.
E. W. Cberrlngton, who has resided
in Canby since Isat summer, baa ac
cepted a government position at Salem
at a sslsry of 190 per month and most
of his living espenses furnished. Mr
Cberrlngton will move his family there
In a few days. Canby regrets the loss
of this enterprising young man and
foela sura that he will, with credit, fill
the position to which the Oovernor has
assigned him.
W. B. Baltmarsh took his family
with him Saturday to Portland to look
over their new home for which they
traded a few days ago. It Is a very
beautiful place located In Piedmont
J. L. Combs has gone to Salem on
business.
M. Holland accepted the position as
foreman of the Dalen ranch, south of
town.
L. B. Graham, who Is associated
with M. J. Lee and bis brother, Roy
Lea, m now In Seattle, Wash., on busi
ness and eipects to be gone for sever,
al days.
Prof. t. J. 0111 want to Oregon City
Saturday .and will visit there with
friends over Sunday, -
Warren Baty moved bis household
effects to Molalla Saturday. Ha haa
a contract at toKcinc with tba Bhefar
Lumber Co., of that place.
i ne nouse vacated by Warren Batv
?po r them. They are also hav-
m large signs palntad near the rail-
i track. -
D. Robinson, a resident of Canby.
accept a postUon with tha Can-
Canal Company as their ena-tneer
ana surveyor. : ,
Mr. Vanderveer, of Seattle, waa bare
laat week looking ever the oountry
with a view of makliif Investments
era. - He thinks that the opportuni
At the Portland Theaters
LAST CAR LEAVES FOR OREGON CITY AT MIDBlOnT
BEATRICE NICOLLS In -Salvation
Sunday Matinee, January 29.
Mary Mannering appeared the first
til ir lha areak at tha llellln- In B
problem play, TK Man'a World." Jef
ferson DeAagells closed tba week in a
musical play, "Tha rteauty BpoL"
Mait aak will ba dark at tba llelllg.
except on Monday night, when the
Turners will. , disport tavmaeirea.
Promise made of a number of wall
recommended : attractions, "Three
Twina "Poll - of tha Clrcua" and
James T. Powers, each running for a
full week. .
Tha Bungalow announce the "Man
of tha Hour" for the coming weak, to
ties found here are second to no other
place which be baa visited.
Rev. C. L Creasy has been making
dally trlpa to Salem this week atte-H-Ing
to bis school work there and also
attending, the Union Evangelistic aer
vices In the tabernacle here. Rev.
Creesy la also among tha number of
those who are having tba grip. His
ryrs are giving blm considerable
trouble.
The mld-v. Inter examinations in the
bsh srhiol were held Thursday and
Friday;, several ware unable, to take
them on account of sickness.
M. J. .e trade a business trip to
Slem ThuraJay.
J. R. Newton left Saturday f r Tort
IiikI tm business. .
Mrs- U D. Ewlng returned to Lvle.
Wash, after a two wre'.s vUit with
hrr pirrnta. Mr. and Mrs. II.' A. Lee.
Ralph Knight, who his been se'-iou
Iv ID. la reported pome better, at tbl
time. .
Jaa. Smith, from MaeVs'iurtr, spa it
Ps'nriisy in town..
llattle Hutchinson, t Po-tlsnd.
spent the Sabbath with her mother-
here.
J. A. Cobb Is quite sick. He has a
very"' severe attack of pneumonia. Ills
many friends hope that the physician
mar hastily gain the mastery of tna
disease.
Mrs Cbaa. Roth baa bean visiting
her mother at Aurora.- .
John Eld returned Friday nlsh
from Portland, where ho had been for
the greater part of the past week rep
resenting the hardware firm of Sands.
ness. Boa ft .Co. at a meeting tf the
State Hardware Association.'; Wbiie
there Mr. Eld parchased a large supnl
of farm Implements which .will arrive
In a abort time . v'
After February 15 the city marshal I
says no mercy will' be shown the dogs
of Canby that may be found wlthou
the license tag.
Tba meetings in the tabernacle eon
ducted by Rev. R. E. Johnson and Hir
ry E. Storrs, singer, have been draw
ing large and appreciative audiences
It Is not yet decided If the meetings
will close this coming Sabbath or not,
but It la expected that they will con
tinue for another week.
List of letters uncalled for In tha
o"enfflce at Canby, Ore., for the week
ending January 14: J. R. Gribble, A.
D. Hall, Dr. U L Soof field. Mrs. A
T. Shoemake. January S3: Mrs. Flor
ence Armstrong. Mr. Wallace. In call
ing for any of tha above mall, please
say advertised. Adam Knight, P. M
POLK GAZETTEER IS OUT.
Complete Information for Northwest
-..., Given.
-"
Book Just Off Press Hss Business
Directory of Cities In Oregon
and Washington.
(The Morning Oregonlan, Tueadsy,
January 17, Ml.)
Commercial Institutions nf ttia
are receiving the annual gasatt'eer of
me k. roik ft company, which Is
Out for the States nt Waa)iln.n ..il
Oregon- It Is the most complete work
oi ua xina issued in tbe. Northwest.
It contains an accurate hnalnaaa Arm.
torv Of Seattle. Tamma O nA Ir ana 11mA .
land and every city, town and village
a me iwo states, u also contains
the names and addraaaag nt
wa vvuuii
merchants and professional men, lum
bermen and others, who ar located
In the smaller places. .
mere Is a complete Hat of the ns.
em men t officials, rnmminim.r.
deeda, state boards and stitutory pro
visions and terms of courts, names of
the postmasters, postof fires, express,
telephone and telegraph offices, jus
tices Of the Dears a Hat tfc A.iiw
and Weekly imwinanu. mnA a A
of Information carefully compiled. A
nun aesenpuve sketch of eaca town
and much valued data is given. "
An Imnortant feature nt h
tlon Is the classified business direc
tory, which enables the seeker of In
formation tO lliarl.lK mt m .1....
names and addresses of all of the dif
ferent nrms engaged In any given line
of business. Tha director has haan
compiled to meet the wants of the
business community and. has been In
spected thoroughly for the discovery
of any errors which might exist No
Duplication in this section will supply
cung oemanda of business life
like this one lust from the mm. it
Was Onl bV tha evnenaltnra nt -
sum of money that the facta were gath
to in im iwrm xnai tney were. The
dau Is absolutely reliable, so that It
J perfectly safe for a concern to issue
"-- n circulars, oawy letters and
prove any addresa dnairai k Mf.
oy compiling such line as they wish
ira vow dws " t
The official data milk f......
- .WI, w
the "list Of Government a
county officials wlU be found to ba
especially valuable. It Is corrected so
wa ma results of the last election
are all In and in MiniamMiM. v . .
Is thoroughly np to date.
ac5
Nail"
at the iahar Wee Starting
ba followed by another strong play,
-A Gentlemen From Mississippi.-
The Baker atock company will
aay that famous production of Mrs.
Flake s, -Salvation Nell." A mora ax
aotlng production could scarcely ba at
tempted, v r
Coming Attractions:
Hellig Dark all weak. Underlined:
"Three Twins,"
Bungalow -The Man of tha Hour."
I'ndarltned: "A Gentlemkn From Mis
sissippi." Uakrr "Salvation Nell" Under
lined; "Billy."
-THE MAN OF THE HOUR."
Typical American Play All This Week
st the Bungalow.
There are few plays which are so
Insistent to ba seen that their number
my be reckoned, the, same aa that en
Joved by John IX Rockefeller In the
millionaire rlasa. Of such Is "The
Man of tha Hour." the most distinct
Ive American drama of the time. It
haa aecura'Uated Its largeness ef put
lie favor by the citribntory plsndlta
of audience the whle eountry over
Ha visit to any city la m dramatic dis
tinction. It appeals by Ha straight
forwardness. tensl'V sn1 deliyht f
love Interest, And being tynlrslty
American, It Incrs nothing In comedv.
So thoroughly In touch Is It with the
nubile pulse thit It hss every rttht to
Us title of "The American ritv."
Its rreeentatlon here at the llunw
low all nett week t art Ing with Ihe
asnal fXunday mitlne la an event
wMrh no one rsn afford to overbxik.
The company Includce auch well
known players aa: Vr. Harry Fng
lUk, Warren Conlan, Edwsrd Keane,
John Moore,John Morris. Clyde F.
McCabe. Frank Kendrlcka. Franklin
George. E. K. Felt George Walters.
Geo. A. Cameron. Frank Watson, Al
fred Burns, and Ml-a Eleanor llaber.
Virginia Irwin. Florence Mack. Mali-
neea will oa given inurauay omv
iirday.- - -
' RIP VAN .WINKLE.
See This Old Character As He Is Pre
. sented In Moving Pictures.
The old story of Rip Van Winkle
never falls to Interest old and young
allkVT'If the pros story-wtU interest
people bow much more of Interest
ahonld there be In It when told with
moving pictures, snd with a musical
accompaniment This Is as It will be
told at the Elect tie theatre this after
noon and evening- If yon like the
story ef poor old Rip here Is a chance
to see It np to date, aoa wun picture
and mualc too. The mil ioiss ar
certain to enioy It. so yon can. take
them to see It and at the same time
enjoy It yourself.
Try Dunn for Cigars and Smokers'
Goods. Nevt to Poatomco.
ECHOES FROM BANQUET.
A Royal Good Tim la Reported By
Participants.
The baaqut given Friday nlgbt by
tb member of the Congregational
church of Park place at the church
parlors proved a decided success, when
60 people sat down to a hot supper
tbst had been prepared by the ladles
of the church. Never before did the
people of Park place alt down to
feaat that was enjoyed as tbat of Fri
day night
The toast master of the evenlna was
w. a. Holmes, or parkplace, and
toaata were responded to by Rev. Pad
dock, of Portland: Rsv. W. M. Proctor.
oi tnls city: Rev. Jones, of Clackamas;
Mr. Purcell. Emery French. Harry
Peckover and Edward Pope, of Park-
place. Among the toasts were "The
Missionary Work.- "The Work of the
Church," The Work of the Sunday
ncnooi,- and "The Paradise of Man."
Tbe latter toast was responded to by
Harry peckover. Mr. Purcell and Em
ery French. - Mr. Holmes proved to be
an exceptionally good toastmaster.
The committee on arrangements for
tbe banquet consisted of Mrs. John
Kent, chairman; Mrs. Harry Peck
over and Mra. Sam Jones. Mrs. Fred
LUcas and Mrs. A. Coffee were the
reception committee. Other members
of the church assisted-
WILL PRESENT DRAMA.
Bsrean Class of Gladstone Christian
Sunday School Bo Decides.
The young peon! of the lur..
class In the Olsdstone Christian Sun
day school met Saturday night and
among other thlnaa decided noon
agreed to prepare and present to the
public within the next three or four
weeks a drama, to be chosen a little
later. Committees are at work and
will report progress at a meeting next
Saturday evening. The meeting waa
beld at the borne of 'Mr. and Mra.
Gault, In the poatofflce building.
THE MARKETS
s
Canby Markets. '
(Reported by Gordon Bros. Co.) .
GRAINS Wheat aallln it. -n
11.60 ewt oat 11.40 Paytna- it an
cash ' for oats at this time. Bran
brings g&o sack, shorts f 1.15, middlings
ti ll, barley I1.1B. Flour Is selling at
fS the barrel. . .
CHICKENS-Springers brine- 17a
and are In good demand, hens 17c.
old roosters lie, young roosters 15c,
Turkoys ar quotable at 0c, ducks
too and gease l3o.
MEATS Dressed bote la selllna at
HVtC at this uma and the same la be
ing paid In trade; lQHa Is paid In
cash. Veal selling 1 Vie and paying
The Bank of
Gives its ccstomerr fitnufcj sen!::
and Its Increased business end groivi
shows that such service Is eppredstcj
THE OLDEST BANK IN THE, COUNTY
0"-y
. ., ' "J Far fine ahsa
THE OLD RELIABLE OREGO:
CITY SHOE SHOP V
Work dene while yew welt.
Out Mottot Sattslactlon GcMuantrci
C. SCHOENHEINZ," Propria
71 Main el- lth and Savsnth.
GEORGE A. HARDIKC1
DRUGGIST
PURE DRUGS, PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES ANO
STATIONERY. - PRESCRIPTION AND FAMILY - Eg. j
CEIPTS CAREFULLY COMPOUNOBa
PHONES
511 MAIN STREET
R C LATOURITni PrasideaL
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAi;
i i
of OREGON
TransMta a Seeral Banking sjwaim'S. Open f rem A M. a I
ROAD ENGINEERS NOT WANTED.
(Unntlnned from Pag One.)
Nearly all rf tb road snrwrvlsors
' 0'inaM to rhnt"tu tbe present
plan, aa It would Interfer miteri'lly
wlih Ibrlr manner of banning the
funds cf the county and districts with
out Interference. It Is rather an un
usual sncctar I to see the petlttmis
placed In the bands of the bteo who
ar known to ba antagonistic to a
new system snd the procedure of mak
ing tha petitions one-aided la also oit
of the ordinary r-oursa.
Judge Beat I Is understood to
favorable 16 the appointment of a road
engineer, provided It la poaalble to
find a man of th right timber for tb
position. Tb county baa expended
during th laat four years a half mil
Hon dollars on road and bridse con
struction, and taking tb atatement of
Judga-Dtmlck Into consideration, th
business men and heavy taxpayers
believe it Is high tiro a chang was
mads.
IStte cash. Baeon and bam sells
20c, shoulder 17c lard commands
lie.
FRUITS Apple command ISc, box
dried tc to tc pound, prim ( t c
POTATOES Potatoes aell at SL43,
with tl-ZS beat caah offer. Seed stock
commas I LOS, cash He .
1
HATOoer hay commands IttIO
cash, oat bay 114 M, wheat hay 1 14
timothy in to, mixed 111.
E0G8 Market aon too strong
we.--
Oregon City Quotations.
APPLES Th apple market is still
firm with larg stock l still on hand.
Demand Is good with Price from 60c
to l. .
rUTATUKH UOOd Stock IS SCtrC
with tbe supply cleanlnc up: ton nay.
ing price si.zs wun toe farmers bold
ing because . stock Is getting low:
Sweets still on the market ar all cL
lar stock and tbat Is about sxbauated.
VEGETABLES Onions are strong
st ze pound; carrots, parsnips and tnr
nips plenty with selling price at 11
sack; beets I bunches for 10c: plenty
of all kinds but market free. Cabbage
ana ceiery an California stocks.
FLOUR Tbe Inclination la down
ward In sympathy w'th wheat, which
Is off on cent a bushel. Local flour
15 25. hard wheat brand 15.60.
CORN Selling II ton cheaper mak.
Ing rate $1.65 to f 1.71 hundred. Feed
about aam price bran 15c, shorts
fl.to. barley $1.15.
HAT Merchants psyina- 114 for
clover, $lt for timothy, and $16 for
oat bay; selling alfalfa for $20 ton.
rienty or nay to meet demands as yet
BUTTER Is weaker but aallln at
th earn price, paying 650 rolL Cbeea
slow demand and all cream goods have
downward tendency.
bugs Firm at 15c: hear locally
haa dlaappard.
MEATS Dresaed pork Is bringing
He to 12c for cholc. Veal commands
12tte to lie, mutton 9o to 10c, lard 15c.
POULTRY-No demand for th larsv
r fowla; chickens l4o and springers
win ormg lso. only moderate de
mand. Hop The boo market la baoomln
firmer and It Is believed tbat those
who bold for tb outald flsur will
Est It. No groat movement
Salt-Liverpool 75-
Stock; salt 4 ground, 70c 100 lbs
&,r7 $1.50
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For further Information ,
tra(4 booklet, addresa r
Pby, Medical Supt and I
Lake, Oregon, any O.'W. -Agent,
or writ to
WM. McMURSAV,
. General passen'T
PORTLAND.
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