Morning enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1911-1933, February 07, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMOUNINO ENTERPRISE, TUESDAY, FERRUARY 7, 1911. - i! ! it f . $ ti u. : t ;l f MORNING ENTERPRISE OREGON CITY, OREGON E. E. B3SDIE, Idltor and PubllKr. Application made far saoond elass privU le at tha PostoCrtce t prao City. Oracon. unVr tha Art of Cooiraaa of aUrt-h I, H7. teins f jitsciirnod. Ona Tear, bjr mail tit Bis Month, by matt It Four Months, br mall , 10 Par week, by carrier It AIVEITUW6 kXTtS Ylrst Ps. prr inch ftrat Insertion. . . .114 Flrat Paa. prr Inch addad lnaartlna..ltta mag six or eight IfHir I . I . u mVi J I Ml - II ftrat IniirnkHi ,. 1 fro Prefecret r-ualtton any par, par Inoh aJdrd Insertions 10c Run paper other thaa ft rat page, par inch first ineertlon He Run paper other than first para, par Inch aedea: Insertions so . Loral 10 par Una; to regular adver tiser to Una. Wants. For Sale. To Rant, ale . ona rant a word ftrat Inaartlon; ona-half cant each additional. Rataa for sdvertlslng In tha Weekly system that la very exponslv VnternrlM Will ha Ik. .am. .. I ... I dally, for adrertlementa art eeoeclslly I our pre! Ot fipenSO bring U Httl lZ.ZZlYrJ: K?Jr. .v,i,lmr,J comfort or pleasure but It coat u ry, THERE ARC CONDITION. Th. I hour law contest ought to I brinj to mind tbla: There 'are condl- tloua In thla Ufa and It ruattara not how they cam therw which If w ar I honest In Our view. w tuuat meet, and consider. Tb Ideal cannot bo left-1 lated In; It muat be a gradual growth. We may say certain thtnira ahall no I longer exlat; and. If they are thing one may reach and take hold on be I may nut an end to them. But tb moral end la what la aimed a and I no amount of legislation ran affect thla. The Ideal condition would be to work day and leave them the re it for mind aud bodjr Improvement. And If men would all work .to that end conscientiously that could be attained. Hut It would need to.be conaclentloua work, and under new condition and aome people might not like the condition. At the present time we are living under a part of NEAR SUICIDES World's Lara est Battleship Launched at Camden Yards 0 or the weakly. WTwre lha advertisi-meni mnifurt nr nlaaxur transferred from tha dally to tha week- ""n'0 or P'P8"f y, without chanaa. tha rata will ba la motif f. d If are to keen on In I wva iut run n ui papvr. via 4VO an i . . , . . . i toch for apeciai poaitkwu 'ht way our Uvea muat conform In a Cash should accompany order where I measure to that system. TV. rfv la i.MLnAWn ! I....ln . - I the Enterpria; 7 " " That la- M condition are now; If Lcai advertising at legal advert lalnc rates. Circus advertising and special transient advertising; at !&o to 0e an Inch, accord -Ing to special conditions govamlng tha same. "Flra Sale- and Bankrupt Sale" sdvrr- iwements J&c inch rirst Insertion; addi tional Insertions same matter Ho Inch. News items and wall wrlt'en articles of merit, with Interest to local readers, will ba c'adly accepted. Rejected manu scripts never returned unless accompan ied by stamps to prepay poetace. The Lakevlew Herald think the A see ruble hjsue la dead. It ta hoped o, but next election with a U. S. aenator to elect will see whether the reptile wont come to life. Eugene will probably be the 'next Oregon city to adopt a commission - form of government What the peo ple want la result from a city govern- " ment, and the practical trying out of ome forms of commission city gov-, eminent give results desired to a con siderable extent we are to make great change there must be new adjustments; what of these? tVe cannot expect the employ ing xlass to stand the whole brunt of the' change unless It can be shown that It la the employing claaa that la making all the error. Thla It will be a hard matter to do. I'pton Sinclair laat summer showed hi readers how to live on nine cents a day and use only four and a half J01NJNUPLIFT. Jerseymen Organize to Dlscoor age prospective ShuHIIns Off. HAYE CHAMBER OF HORRORS. The Spying Habit Photo by Araertoaa Prsaa Association. ' 4lany farmer In Oregon would be better off In ten year If they gave way half their land and fully culti vated the remaining half. A boy In 8outh Carolina recently raised more corn from three acre than any of hi neighbor did from SO. In many places in Oregon better living Is being made from ten crg-thanrrom."l6i)"6f the ame kind of land near by, the differ ence being In thorough cultivation and proper crops, The United States Court has de- clared that a law passed by Initiative goes Into effect the moment the eleo Hon Is ended, the canvassing of the ; Tot simply confirming it and having no force In fact except to show the . measure is operative. And why not? It' the ballot that determine whether or no a measure wins, not the count ing of them. It may not become con firmatory till officers with power count and announce the ballot, but when It Is passed It Is In force and a oon as the confirmation Is made ac tion may be taken that dates back to Us passage by the people. There are some people who do not like the Oregon Senators they say , Chamberlain is a Democrat and that uourne is no better. But all should be gratified with the news that they we to win out In their contention that the two Portland appointees of presi dent Taft who are opposed by these Senator are to be turned down by a Senate committee. It looks at this si.nce if tbe men were not Uerson. How many want to live that way for a steady diet? The work In the paper mills here can be changed so that no man need work over eight hours a day. But as to what changes would need be made we cannot, say; perhaps the owner do not know themselves Just what these would need to be. These chang es could be made to conform with the wishes of the men In case there were uo other mills with which the mills bereroeedjto compete.- But there are the other mills, conditions are a they are now, and as to what of the future we believe there I no one who can say with absolute certainty. This Is a question of conditions and not one of sentiment alone. The men owning these mills must be guld ed by condition to a large degree. About all they can do at tbe outset w without loss to themselves Is to-make a start on a plan that In the end will work out about what the men em ployed In the mills could wish to see. But when that Is worked out the least productive of the men will have given way to men who can produce more, and the mills will be paying lit tle more per ton for finished product than now. The condition that btands out In strong relief is that a ton of paper IIKN tb battleship Arkansas glided down the way Inlu tha t Via. war river at Camden, X. J., the world'a most f.iruiliUty floating fortree waa put Into the slrmatit In which she lll Uvp-andjiier-hap dio.-Mt Mary-iyMaeoa. the-daughter t'f Omerewiian B ITr Macon, bad been selected as sponsor for tbe new ltrlehl- she la only alt teen year old, ana so much attention mad bar nenrmis. aud she bald to tbe bottle ,Qt,CUfornla champagne until the cord by which It fastened to the gigantic bull pulled It from her band. The bottle waa amashrd against the teel prow, and om time later Miss Macon f on pd her voice and si-reamed; I christen thee ArkansaaT The Arkansas Is M4 fert lms at "the load wsier line and Rta feet long over all. Her beam Is nlnety-thme feel two and Bve- eigntn incnea. ana ner inai arart will tie twenty-eight feet six Inches. Mbe will carry twelve twelve Inch guns mounted In six tiirrets and .will have twenty-one five-Inch rapid Are guna. ten small guna and.Wo submerged tor- na.i.1 til Km Taral, A Kl II ....... I . - . . , . . . ... i.i - - mi -uii7 inu 10 ion engine, wnicn will furnish 2S.IH10 horsepower, which will give the vessel a speed of twentv and one-half knots an hour. The Arkansaa will need eighty Ore ofllcera and 1.030 men wnen serving aa a flagsbii. '.d.,,J,V' ' YU 1 start Ik. ' NOW. V The Bank cft' L' - i sT aa J Will Open Hotel July 1. R. H. Tabor and family are getting ready to make a start for Cannon Beach, on the bosom of Old Ocean on the Pacific Slot) soma la. .... week. Mr. Tabor owna a hoti r-. MAH . .... uearn, ii miles from Seaside, on the road being built from Seaside to Tillamook, a stretch of new road SO miles long. It la rearharf k. . t driveomiu-whlclr-1--rhronir heavy timber and three mile of hand some beach. It la a fine Mir. t. . summer resort and the bouse win b vT.-nr-u duly 1. (. WJSTlTa ReJ-ct Oreoort System. CHEYENNE. Wvo V-h State Senate today defeated the House meaaure providing for a recall of state "ten and the Senate Initiative and uiriCUUUUl Dili. TmqSp Did Hr Part '.v.(gf "i,,,asBsfca, iilinii iiii MOUNTAIN vipvu J- A. Hodges and family h 1VS fnnvait cannot and muat not mat mnr ihin out to house near Ijitouretta hHH.a I hi.li... . -..-e a certain price to enable th. mill lo Tw'VT.T . . sell at . nrnfit in h.i ..h "V- " roruand. was v .7, "cung nusiness In this vicinity other mills. last week. i Mrs Garrett, of Mt. Angel, waa vls- GORDON HAYE8T0 SPEAK. . "w u- u. Robeon, last Mr, j. p. Kholl la conflnarf t... Lincoln Day Exerciae Sunday Prom- k' 'TLX ? " iae More Than Ordinary Interest. T": Her two o. Will C rA n 1 l.u L I I I . .1 1 najea nas urfln inviieu to speak at the Lincoln Day com mem day. nd A. L. Jones, visited her 8un III M orativ service In Shively hall oo gun-L i tmTa rtvanhOT Pnt Friday rla. atA4Mn Ol sk w a I V'CUI"H IIU BallUrnaV DrMI..J naiiuwu. rruruurr 15. JUQKe .i.k . . . wunuu McGinn, one of - the most popular i J? .JV ,,L,rB- Jennings, speakers in the State, has accepted L.T' V - . Wl Qu,nn wnt to Mt an invitation to speak on that occa . JIT . . . Tbursday, to attend slon and If Mr. Hayes accept, a it is AZnn 1 e,r Mtller' ReT- J- believty he will, that will assure the ...... . u iu.i win inuri i ue I - u.a.i , ... attendance of two entertaining speak- ..h " ,pent Thursday era. !f"?.,Fr,da.5r of Ia wk in Portland quartette has agreed MV:Bs:nl"n!rn f n"are" I sing, and Mrs. lw.LJJh Mr- opular soprano, will J.. Wm r on J The Gladstone to be present and rence, a very popular have a part on tbe program. Sixteen Applications for Membership linn .. -- r ullard wert Jtreet last week. Wednesday'. Mr. jT?K,ner !" qulte P001-1' thl winter. ....Ru.OT nuriev, or Center treet. iinl I a sit On...a nd citizens, hence whether or not business meeting Monday night with tJ- H. Dorsey. of PIe.Mnt ,venile Faiher-Why don't you whip my Uj If be Uoemu t behaveT Teacher-t du,, but be wont stay WUipiMHl Thinking It Over. Masting Plsos Deseraled With Itapaa. Peisen' Bollls ed Pistol Trantee ClubUs AntiKssia ef ftebsrt leul tevsnsan's fsmsus Band a Whs aught ta Slay Sslvsa. Walter llanulsoii of Treiilou, N. J . has.tarrlcd tus; of Itobert UmiIs hu veuson'a ImwI known fain ia a slvp further. . The uoVrllnt made fatiiotii th Kul t ills club; llunuiaoli s.t-ks iiolotU-ty Jar a near atib lde club, lie -uoeati t rati It that, nudum tb rWl.-ly For Ibe 1'1'llft of leoiili iil Krllow Men more to his IlkltiK. bul only those who have tried to eud their lle are eligible to letubrhli. Ho far be baa galhrred forty kluitml spirits about bint, aud b biea to have lutl sH'ti. 1'pllftlng take )iace ultc a wrek Each nieuibrr of the society la rout HlleU to take an oath Uxu elrctlou that he will tell wbcu, where aud why be trl.nl to kill himself, bow be felt at mat time, now ne rit immediately aft s,,ut,wrat quarter, aartlon II. town erward aud bow he feel at tb time ahln 4 soulb. range 1 eaat. etcent a vi giving pis leatiiuony. I nuy one I acres; 1 1. nut la lolil. It Is said, bul only I tieo, T. and Email ne Jan Hoffman the members know, aud part of Ibolr ' Mt. ihm ly. fk Power Co., right 10 oath le thal they will not talk ouisiita iconairucl tunnel, over north half of tbe mewl Ing rvom. , s.Kith hair. Mellon in, township This meet Inr nnitu U droraterf alk "h. range 5 skat; I HI. nnmriatalv. KnlvM - K IJIfSun to Ut. Mood HV. A mi.tT IHilaoil Ix.ttlea ea. h with a hi.. owr 1 " . tOWD- Inr an. I...... ........ ii.. ..i- t I ""H "". ra eajii: aiwo, ' T" 1 " II I 1I..H. I ii -1 . . a am. . . .Ibl. Ibis history piu-t KrialnJO lb. mAt'iutZ member giving tb. memento. At any ,.l,V,"L.l IZZ'JSi 'I'V rata 1. I ..." " - ' - - Hmm Biiv "Hlir Bllllin ha I nf aiHilkaul ... k. thing. Tb muat striking iblug In lb half of southwest quarter of aoiitheaai riiom la tbe nn.ll that hang over I quarter, sac Hon 0. township S soulh, """i iiauuiauo a rnair. ii reaoa; I range a east; sjo. Kdard W. (illlam to IWniamln r. risk, undivided half of soul boast quar ler of southeast quarter, section K township I south, range 4 eaat. and II Far fin shoe rpalrln THE OLD RELIABLE 0 U l x SHOE SH0?l Wrk ajena Wn, y0- f Out Motlot SitlsfActlon Goai j C. SCHOENHEINZ, ! Main Bat lsth and leV(ntJkJ D a LATOURinT Prsldnl THE FIRST NATlONAli of OREGON CITY , OREGON i CAPITAL.' SM.0O0.00. Transact a anaeal Bankleif Bwalne, NlVtH A0AIN. IlsnnUoti la la earnest In bis ulsns I nff ulh aid of northeast quar. for tbe society. Curious at.-lm.n. .r. I r of southeast quarter, section S included amug Its members, aud tbslr I townblp 1 MU,b" f i t; S fforts lo help each other, It 1 aald ""J' ,I,S- have resulted already U nuaitiv. t !m ""f1- 10 j"!""'" nk. south. - 1 w aiai i n iim ri mr tw m.t mt a. SJ - - .-a WS -trvnuwsjsj UB t ftouihraal ouarir ot aiiiiihMi iiiP. CURIOUS EFFECT OF HENBANE lr,tw!lt,";il',ownilhlp,,u,hr, , - I . . Ml I . , V1V1FV. Mil Wrml ircw B - Ixlef to A. It Hughe, lots 1 and 1. blurb 1. Waal Gladstone; II. O. A. Cheney lo llaiel Ttxne. lot I biick 11, Oregon air: 110,. 1 Charles and CUraea Moras to Elmer A. Osmnn, lot a and I. north hair lot 4. north half lot IT bite ta an is -w,(lt: 1 i- l" paid la .trus-Jr" caah. Veal s.iiu.'.'T wviiaa 1, IH' -h nTsI? IOC. BhiM n, ,7? lMd c .0 le ZJ 'JTAT0ES-!fi3 b lltlbsatejl commands ItOtaaW -lUYCIovtr kT.5 cah. l hru 11 3 ' :iCGlli-V,rk- llc. MeusanerdThrewit Into Temporary In sanity ay feiseneya fleet. l. Pbllli, a German i.hy.U Isu. de. scribes In an article ullabe,l In a Muuk b medical journal tbe rnrloua af. feet of henbane imumulug on tbe Drain, He tells bow Iweuty Ove visi tor and some employee at a boardln D,'r I. Palrvlew addition to Oraxm eeiauuanmeut at Psvoa ate iHirseradlsh quitclaim. OrtooaCJtjJ Market eoadJikiJ tlm In nsarlr si om little ctlr,A nearly eibaustai bJ on la over m nearly so, bat eu.J Hill artlvlt ajuO are firmer bat changed. I AI-PIJCrt-TUta,.) firm with bur sl lemand la good rq if to ft. - I WTlTOEil-fc,i Mm George C. and Rlliabeth VEI in Charlea Moran, lota I. S. 4, 6. e, U, l. 17. II and II. block I. Kalrvlew addition lo Oregon tntyj qultrlaim. Jamew M. audNora llechart to Charl Moran. lots . , 4. I. t. II, lo. 17, I". 'nd It. block t. Kalrviaar addiikm 10 Oregon City; quitclaim. LATEST MARKETS which quantity of henbane nw.t nsu iieen accidentally mixed. All tbe persona wbo bad rateu tbe mixture were poUoued. tbe women twins the areuier suaerers. A Itusslan lady wbo snoka tierm.n fluently forgot that language complete ly; an englishwoman wanted to teach overyooay uer native tongue; oue wo man thought herself a llvlne- .t.i... and would not move from one ikmIHou' another Insisted on crawling about tbe filMir In - ...... ui a t 1 ua ma nt.iM.-ti A . . . . ha lll. runilAHD MARKETS, .uo nsa lost; several wo- I !iv.i..i. " r: men could not stop l.uahln.: a ..re. ke k. V T."."0 nt placed iw.utv.n.. "L. . "... J,.r':. '"IT; "'"l l"M'"' -'. tie- In h . .I."" ..w "DB. "P. Th l.r- - - v-vm imi iiiaipai nr in , !i. u... vnr rani ft . Ik. u . . . of tha .i.iinn ITi. oeiore ana or me visitors. I (he conseauani Lutein. ... .... Whan h. .. . .. . . r.Z .7 " "v 'ni.h in waa .-aiiA.f in ini . .iiin.il a 11 ai I... ...... f . - - - .u 1 iuii iii nil ui 111 woman rumi. 1 riaaans nut aalea nr miaiti. 11. u. l. -.1 .,. . . . " I . - - - --. j iKinwa ss ail viu mend suit W....I.I "ere mane at Strone flanr.a lesve him. A man busied blmaeif in TmP ,ra brought M 21 and s.wva .vuiiiiiig imaginary Imuknolea wbb h " " - M,0,, bulI It. SO, op on hogs waa ft jo. Hh lb. In th he snatched from out of tbe air. while 0"e,,r' ",,,n,3r IH"C t 6c per lb. anotuer man sat out lo Bud a chemist p lost III a lot lost bla memory and proceeded (0 Lu itL mrk.": r.'4 ,h-f brought lot of uselew article from v.H... .. .. or 0"'-rr lmb. sold we agree with Oregon1 Senator In many things we ought to agree In the turning down of men who are unde sirable for any position of trust a large attendance. There was nn. who worked In the hlacVatik ronHM.t. Inlll.l.J I .1 ..I with Dalnt. r-- " . ""'V auu mere were 161 l. . iksi moniD, is now applications for membershlD. The working In Sellwood. contest for members is now on in Mr- J- Knotu, of Mullno. waa the earnest and is producing result. History Proves That mtion Best Armed Is Respected Most. Br HUDSON MAXIM. Inventor. trouble with moat so died peace adrc 1x1.1 mey .peak from the heart - than they do from the head. more thoaU 6 tW Claw08 o Pce people those who want to make peace sum i. . V inc for ita . . 0 b mPlJ rm lor ita maintenance and tho , . "u. v in guest of Mrs. P. m n..n B..- nlrht . ""nosy D. C. Robeson, whn ho. u. ..... ! Ill il. . " imu am iuii a- Lhi. pMt wee.k ' 'Proving. He - una a nam in m .1. . . . . , ' -. vocal wnicn i" "nil very weag P!t f'nr i. . J .. unit 1 11.11 rna mfufAn. . ki. .v. . . i Ifnnii. WD,le 'Pl'tUng WOOd Monday morn nr. Th a.. a - the wound and h. . .Z 11 ."i: m. ediiin aiong J- W. riarto. whn llva. I- n, ... May's cottare on n...-I . 7' bought Dronertv of r r Tl build next summer. The hop yard In ir...ii .... and many lot. .old ' w m" kfra n . .u..,cr ana aatighter. of Mr and Mrs. Lewellen thla week.a " r M T Til UJII 1 1 W BLaj AI lis vi.it i vi. v Z . , was T-i.T8m; 0lne ueorge Tuesday. r,Thh .Mo.Un.n 'mprovemeni cnair. The regular rout in. v.... W" I'- Th lecture . u. w. unrnn. had a fin. . prepared as follows: Y..ZZLV" .j inciiu, suid tlli inlnl.iar -I,,.. hss given you fuo-i r,1P ,.., reflection v " " useieaa articles from various I .. i,,, V ' tamoa eoia Welsh rabbit or the cl.t fn.i . ZI.L ' tUTa ot "P to more In the siorker ifna ih.n ...7.'- u - m w yM ws mr I U las UFUnMim 111 . At., aa . a I . w hbih SI W t. IUU. "fr .v. :..:" ' "luia m thi Dons mirhii u i.hi.. .. ua i-iiiows. artl.a i. .-j .v Antidote, were s.l.e .. . ... .7 ."2. '"".'7 w" ed. and In ti ' -r "",rr' Zr:"" "i "" mrougbout th. ... " 'PW nour. i km xi norses have brnuaht Commercial Injunction. Neldlg. colonel J. c. Ijr and W S, - j iii-T nifHr nnfa .. . ' ssv-a as wm'K Ml the home of one of ih. ,.t ": MJ their nnl. wmv T'h......I. at a Traveling 8nle.m.nn-. , ' n'r '' for Mght Anything ,0 ,n v" ' , " Up 00.0K). "The Uoas-Yes. Itemamf... .. th. un eT" r 'eld II the sufferer, bad regaluAd their nor- '"""r nd th demand Is very 1c r",en v for ntllliy .,,.. TberVl.not i in ii can ror rancv drivers h..i -wi I r. ... I ..1.1. . r la TING ENDLESS CRIBBAGE. n. l7m? 'n1 lewa Qu.rtst, Tet.llnB 270 Years. Csn'l Qt Twsnty.nlne Hand. Four meu, whose combined sa..... er more than 270 rears ara i.i.in. . i"n";!Lof.,;r!b,'uKe ,or point. liTl.5 Th. player.. .1, n7.MiL "" Wr. H The follow In aalea ara .. live: mm it Kw 1 . .11 . . -j -u.WJ vaiging lor iU mainten.nc. "o. Adal.ne Curran rJ V,." ANV-.OF..TMrBa-.Z - Or5. NATIONS- PRAurt I ThaatnilNf'X'.''' ,ej'tf''HeMl ved v.... - WER IS LIKELV AT aa, " ,nAr p.,"." ."Vi "" Than 01 "1V"AN AND -LUN0EPI NftTJ ' M"1 TO TUN .idZ1?"'' A large .w DEFEND ITSELF. TIME Asin a 7" "PriePARED peanul.-were se "! MOST PRACTICAL' KIND n ..." mE STRONGEST AND f THAT WHICH THE CANNO ua. BEEN "OVED TO When there are a lot of big (runs in f rn- render, the people who UVE AND dTSS? l0ng the THOSE GDH8P. equipped to make alnvfESS BEIIIND riUfLE who live and thrire and h tU. t , . . . V111-11 . . wmir neninrl Inn. " abulia at th. rio.. I. .v. . Present Ina- w..T:7, 7 "deling, and danc M?mb.',m.,n Unt" ""In'Kht. time. . --"I- auu an nad a fl ne purpoaeg. to prevent war. .nd to obviate the -. .ij., tWi)Eug TO t MARQUAM 1 ne Rev. t t. . City, was brled"'at th. MmJrWm neighbor, and tt& - toRp7e'actmWenttoMo, Vf ( rt.ll . j-... .111 msrnnam - ... ton to aMww,i .k. .r". " 10 oiiv.r- Mis. nrn,. ZLZ.l"V. ?' ""ruary. rmltlnn . . " rft"'?ned h and - ."- .-""Vtt r. 'atnem monev. if h rrni-nA.. Tl . " W lit I:!, ""y l cw"rce afforded br the ,. f. .1- -I of T"V.. l0I!''.nd.MI". Mabel Mliiee ej .need it, for defen-ive RJd!!S III M "! th ta r. " .t. , Kiaingi store, and Mis. Mahi ui. .. 1 . . - J -f ni '--"-"a. ""a Deen Mrnniil 1 '-w mn iii'nn t . i v larpnc ihnm.. . . ........ wune the people bhin,1 - ... v """' raono7, nd after the .tore. "". " mo wor"nK in .-..OTItEU NATIONS. Misses Myrtle and Laura Iteker of Amsville, Marlon .n. V "r' of er U heaven-, flr.t la oracr. you can. possible Weedsn One Barred, y Oct all the though ney.rai have n.aterliillT,..i 11.- " . 73 Steer. . 131 Steer. . 29 Blear. , 10 Steer. , 47 Cow. . . 62 Cow. ,, 29 Cow. .. 12 Cow. ,. 14 Calve. . 5 Hulls .. 8 Stag. ;. 206 Hog. , 73 Hog .. 15 Hog. .. IIS Wether. twenty-nine band" twenty-eight bonds" i3i Ewp" id 1 Umbi mathematical chance of 2 I-raftur. ) 2 Chunk. (Unbroken) ...12119 ...10341 ...1445 917 ......1211 709 9N9 S.10 2S0 1215 1220 ' 205 193 3(11 Ill 105 "... 77 l25 400 S.75 5.00 5.25 4 60 4.00 3.60 7.00 4.60 4 60 1.60 1.25 100 6.00 . ..... 1 once In loo . t . -I'laruig befor.,he,rmm,o;,:T.,fllIllsir In th novel contest Ward 11 ml Hen- There is a ts.k ,t d Sm, buut U . . worn ae, ret. ...600.00 ...100.00 career every hj ri ejuanc that IW 4 omewbal If tot sf r Gund atm k I sratm- -' 11.60. and aotsatif spring that prln 1 4 tin hold back 1 kjrr.. getting mor. mf: cellar atoca. tUmZ - VKatrrAnu-(sk t 2. pound; fng7 nlp plenty IUa4 sack; bta I kaaajkl of all kind baM nd celery all nxVH Tavttal x ward In ympik I off on cent law 4 narw wneamb CORN-Balllntay Ing rale. ti lati. , bout same prVw-w! 11-25. barley II H " HAT MerrlMM K clover, 117 for tut oat hay; elllof inft I'ltnty of hay to aw. k D UTTER Tkert t th. market and ! to 66c; butler U mOH la alow a. ar all ami SXJ08 Th'ra aj 4 Ih. market and tktsv 30c the .doien. I MKAT8 treaaei an ile to 12c for choir 17Se to 13c.mnlio.kt' POULTRT -No mmt r fowls; chlrkMt III bring lie. W( raand. ) Hod. The ko firmer and It la Mr1, bo hold for tb. est get IL No great W Bait Liverpool ntocg ait H V. Cure Your I AND OTHCR ILH Vj ATTHI I HOT V (Th Houm f iK TH iSitOREGON-Wt- J or.i... - "Htr-n. sir Wh.t vi. ... do " """n "UCk Irvitjirrr r tron-An-thl.,. so If. not . d There ."tV." ?''d Counc... oon a. it esn 1'""l'"u w ne held dlerm?n. aito whefbrtV"4 for t0 that city wl.h tomorrow T' 0f Putting In of a..:,. ..!lrr worl(". Canby Markata. (Reported br Gordon Flro. Co) ' aomng 11 corn r.i-r-"-g. $5 th b.4.i Hour U ..,, M writisn Car.1... . -1 - I imnM. - Th csrryln, "r;B".::'.. . a"-" bring 7o KXi.OOO.ono net n, forp, , Turkey, ar. quotibl. at nl - . n.c:.tt'n,n 20c.ndge.Ml3c. " J0' ,uck I vtc at thla tlm and th. a.m. i.a. nie. show a clear ne..n .-.-... m sun,- OOO.OfX) a year. Talka ta Mink a.i .. .. Prof. Harrtn.ton. taaVh'i-... "on at Pacific TTniv.e.. 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