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23 THK . MOHVIVG ORl-nOTA?r. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1914. DRYDOCK GETS BARK Hopgrowers A "BIG THREE" FLAGSHIP IS LIFTED AT ST. JOHNS FOR AN NUAL INSPECTION OF HULL, WHICH IS CLEANED AND PAINTED. oswer en German Dalbek, Damaged, to Be Repaired Here. To J. E. Wheeler, Chairman of the Committee of One Hundred: ' Herewith we publish a partial list of the due-paying members of the Hop Growers & Dealers' Association of Ore gon. It is a direct answer to all malicious charges that this Association is "subsidized" by the Brewers' Association of Oregon. -To Oregon Voters: : This Association comes before you to correct any false impressions you may have received from numerous "dry" misrepresentations and insinuations. The campaign against proposed State-wide Prohibition waged by the Hop Growers & Dealers' Association of Oregon has been entirely financed by funds received from Hop Growers and Hop Dealers and is independent of any other organization or individual. The Hop Growers & Dealers' Association invites a rigid "check" of every name herewith produced. MANY FRAMES BROKEN Xasbck, Floating Kaiser's Flag, De fies" Allies' Xavies, and sails From Santa Rosalia to Make Port land Daring War. ChalS 1 t i ge It has been determined to order the German bark Dalbek on drydock bo survey can be made to ascertain the extent she will have to be repaired, as tne vessel Is leaking and it is known that 14 or 15 frames are broken and probably some of her plates will have to be replaced. The Dalbek came into the river July 23 from Santa Rosalia, and was under charter to load grain for the United Kingdom, but the outbreak of the war prompted her owners to follow the lead of other German firms and cancel the engagement, so with the Oerman bark Kurt and Oerman ship Arnold us Vinnen she is to remain interned until hostili ties cease. It is said that the present owners of the vessel purchased her about eight months ago, and since that iime mere is no record of her having met with an accident that would ac count for the damaged condition of her hull. Captain L. Veysey. Lloyd's surveyor here, completed a cursory survey yes terday and will arrange to have the ship drydocked at once so the task may be completed and a detailed report made of work required, after which tenders will be invited. The fact the prospects of the Dalbek going to sea in the near future are slim i3 favor able to her in the pending work, as it promises to be extensive. She is not leaking to a great extent, but that discovery is what led to an investigation that disclosed injuries had been sustained by the hull previous to her arrival here. After remaining at Astoria for a time the Dalbek was towed here and is moored at the Vic toria dolphins. The Kurt and Arnoldus Vinnen remained at Astoria, their char ters also being canceled. There was a flurry in marine circles yesterday on the receipt of news by the Merchants Exchange that the Ger man bark Lasbek. a trader well known in North Pacific Coast ports, had sailed from Santa Rosalia Friday for Port land. Sho is the first windjammer carrying the flag of the Kaiser to brave capture by warships of the allies since the war opened, and her voyage will be watched with interest. She reached Santa Rosalia June 25 from Hamburg, and at that time was under engagement to M. H. Houser. but the charter was annulled. The presumption now is that the ship is bound here to remain until the close of the war, when higher rates are expected to prevail. While some regard the voyage in ballast from the Mexican port as a comparatively safe one. few think that a German ship grain laden from here for Europe would reach her destination without molestation.' CREW STRANDED HERE CAILORS OK SASTA CATALMA RE CEIU OMLY PAV TO DATE. fry Authorities Ask Grace Steamship Company to Send Men From 1 Burned Vessel to tT York. Thirty-one members of the crew of the steamer Santa Catalina. which caught fire in the Columbia River and was beached near Columbia City Sun day, received their pay and were dis charged yesterday. The sailors believe they should be reimbursed for the loss of clothing and effects in the fire and transportation to the port where they shipped. Because the Santa Catalina is not a complete wreck and is not in a foreign port the company is not obliged, under the marine laws, to send the crew back to the shipping port. Few members of the crew had much money coming at the time of the wreck, most having drawn tBeir wages at San Francisco. Twenty-six sailors from the vessel appeared at the City Hall and an nounced that they were stranded here. The City Commission authorized City Auditor Barbur to request the Grace Steamship Company to provide trans portation for the men from here to New York. A letter was sent to the company asking that the men be provided for inasmuch as they are likely to become public charges in Portland unless they are cared for. The letter was sent after the proposition was investigated by City Attorney La Roche and Har bormaster Speier. The fire aboard the Santa Catalina was completely subdued yesterday, and Captain Pillsbury, ' of San Francisco, who came here to conduct a survey of the cargo in the interest of the own ers and insurance firms, says he ex pects that large pumps will be placed so the work of removing water from the holds will be started tomorrow. The vessel will be so much lighter with the water, removed and the fact that con siderable cargo and 500 tons of fuel oil were destroyed, it is believed she can be hauled into deep water without trouble. In the event she remains hard and fast one of the Port of Portland dredges will be employed to dig her out of the sand, where she was steamed at full speed when it was ap . parent the fire could not be con trolled. News From Oregon Ports. COOS BAY, Or.. Oct. 22. (Special.) There was a great traffic across Coos Bay bar today, although there was smooth water but two hours during the forenoon. At dead low water the bar was extremely smooth, but shortly after tide turned breakers raced in suc cession. The schooner Encore, the first to leave, in tow of the tug Gleaner, shipped several seas; the Adeline Smith struck rough water, as did also the Nann Smith. The gas schooner Rustler sailed for Wedderburn before the bar rough ened and escaped trouble. Bringing 500 tons of freight the steamship Breakwater arrived. A por tion of her freight was cans for the Umpqua River canneries, which have been idle for 10 days. The George W. Elder sailed for Port land today, having a large passenger list. The Daisy Putnam, a steam schooner of the Swayne & Hoyt line, sailed for San Francisco. Captain John Reed, of the dredge Colonel P. S. Michie, has reecived or ders from Major Morrow to prepare the Michie for a voyage to Portland, start ing Saturday. The Michie will undergo repairs and have power added to her machinery. ASTORIA. Or.. Oct. 22. (Special.) The steamer Sue H. Klmore arrived from Tillamook with 3021 cases of sal mon and 614 cases of cheese. The steamer Roanoke sailed for San 1 J ' ' J IVi i ' " V T 1 A If li OvSt i v I J t T" ii rt it . t ' " ' SJir ' ' t frtr.j..a.rrM.---- . J STUAMER BEAVER. Having been on the Port of Portland drydock for two days the steamer Beaver of the San Francisco & Portland flag, is to be floated at 6 o'clock this morning and it is promised that at 3 o'clock this aft ernoon she will be ready for sea, being scheduled to sail for California ports. The Beaver's hull waa cleaned and painted on the drydock, while the tailshaft was drawn, so she is in tip-top condition for another year. Francisco and San Pedro with freight and passengers. - . The tank steamer Frank H. Buck sailed for California, after discharging fuel oil in Portland. The hull for the tug John A. Shaw, that is being built at the Wilson yards for the Hammond Lumber Company, is now ready for the machinery, which is being transferred from the steamer Lottie. The steam schooner Celilo sailed for San Francisco with a cargo of lumber. The British ship C'lieen Elizabeth ar rived during th night from Tome. Chile, and will load grain. Marine Notes. As the steamer George W. Elder was late leaving Portland on her last voy age she turned back yesterday from Coos Bay. eliminating the customary call at Eureka, and is due today, so she can sail on schedule Sunday morning. Captain T. D. E. Wilson, superintend ent for the Dodge fleet, who passes the season here looking after the Portland Alaska vessels as well as the Dodge carriers! so as to facilitate discharging and loading of cargo, left for his home at San Francisco yesterday aboard the steamer San Ramon. That the offshore lumber trade is not dead was evident yesterday when it became known that negotiations are under way to charter a vessel for Aus tralia loading. , When the steamer Nebraskan leaves the river tomorrow she will have ap proximately 2000 tons of cargo aboard for New York. She shifted last night to AiDers tock and goes today to the North Bank and later to municipal dock No. 1 and sails before night for Astoria to load salmon. G. B. Hegardt. chief engineer of the Commission of Public Docks, estimates that municipal dock No. 2, on the East Side, will be ready in February. As the steamer Thomas L. Wand was reported arriving at Seattle yesterday from Alaska, she is expected here to morrow with some of the northern sal mon pack. The steamer sails on the re turn Tuesday. Having loaded 700 tons of wheat and 10 tons of general cargo here, the steamer Northland left--the harbor last night for Rainier to work a deckload of 400.000 feet of lumber. The San Ramon, which sailed yesterday, carried 1012 tons of wheat and 140.000 feet of lumber. Waterhouse & Co. were advised yes terday that the Royal Mail liner Merionetshire had arrived on Puget Sound from the Orient and would be hero next week, while the liner Den of Airlie is expected to arrive at Victoria by tomorrow and will follow the Merionetshire here. Movements or Vessels. PORTLAND, Oct. '-'a Sailed Steamers Northland and San Ramon, for San Fran cisco; w. F. Herrln, for Gaviota. Astoria, Oct. 22. Sailed at 4 A. M., steam er Celilo. for Wan Diego; sailed at 0 A. M.. steamer Roanoke, for San Diegco and way ports; sailed at 10 A. M., steamer F. H. Buck, for Monterey. San Francisco. Oct. 21. Sailed at 6 P. M., steamer Johan Poulsen, for San Pedro. Seattle, Oct. 2. Arrived Steamer Mod tanan, from Portland. " San Fedro, Oct. 21. Sailed Steamer Yu catan, for Portland. Coos Kay, Oct. 22. Arrived at 3 A. M-, steamer Breakwater, from Portland: sailed, steamer Daisy Putnam, from Portland for San Francisco: sailed at 2 P. M.. steamer Geo. V. Elder, for Portland. Point Lobos. Oct. 22. Passed at 9 A. M., steam-r Maverick, from Portland, for UI Segur.do. St. nosalia. Oct. IS. Sailed German bark LasbeK. for Portland. Astoria. Oct. 21. Arrived at 11 A. M., British, steamer Queen' Elizabeth, from Tome. San Francisco, Oct. 22. Arrived Steam ers Nome City, Mary Olson. Everett Sha bonee (British), from Hongkong; Damara, from New ork; Kongosan Mam (Japanese) from Japan. Sailed Steamers Falcon, tow ins schooner Minnie A. Cain, for Port An geles; Columbian, for New York; Hilonian, for Honolulu; U. S. S. Nero, for Mexico; Rose City, for Portland; Tenyo Maru (Japan. ese, for Yokohama; bark Jnvergarry (Brit ish , for Queenstown. New York, Oct. 22. Arrived Robert Dol lar, fram Victoria. It. '., via Buenos Ayres; Mexican, from San Francisco, via Phila delphia. Seattle. Oct. 22. Arrived Steamers Mon tanan, from New York: Alameda, from Southwestern Alaska. Sailed Steamers Ad. mlral Evans, for Southwestern Alaska; Alki. for Southeastern Alaska; Georgian, for New York, via San Francisco and Panama; Broadmount (British), for Liverpool. Tides at Astoria Friday. Hig-h. Low. 4:01 A. M...0.9 feet !I:3S A. M...3.3 fet 3:18 p. M...8.1 feet I 10:47 P. M..-0.0 foot MARINE 1XTEILIGEXCE. Steamer Schedule. BSE TO ARRIVB. Name. From Data, Beaver. .... .......Loi Ansjeles. ..... In port Geo. W. Eldar. .... .Eureka Oct. 2a Hose City l-o An (teles -Ocl -4 Breakwater. ...... coos Bay. ....... .OcU 25 Yucatan fan Diego. ...... .Oct. 22 Bear Los Angelea Oct. 29 ttoauok. .... . San Diego. .... Nov. . 1 DL2 TO DEPAKT. Nam. For Data Willamette.;. Sao Diego Oct, 23 iiver. ......... .l-os Angeles. ..... Oct. 'i'a Multnomah. ... . ...San Diego. ....... Oct. 23 .xcnhland. ..... ...ban Frauclsco. ... Oct. 2.J Yale ..S. F. to L. A.. . Oct. 24 Harvard F. toUA. .Oct. 24 Geo. w Elder. Eureka. ..........Oct. faUamath. ......... San Diego. ...... .Oct. Breakwater. ...... Ccoi Bay .Oct. 2i Hose City Los Angelas -Oct, 2 Yucatan San Diego ..Oct. 2 Bear . . ..Los Anaeles Nov 2 Hoanoke. ........ San Diego. ....... Nov. 4 Celilo ............ San Diego. ....... Nov. e Yosemite. .........San Franciaco. .. Nov. 10 Saa Kamoa. ...... .San Francisco.. Nov. lo EUROPEAN AND OtUENVAL SEAYiCat Name. From Date. M trio net ha hi re. . . . London . .......Nov. 1 Den of Alrlle. ..... London. ...... ....Nov. 4 Cardiganshire. .... London. . Nw. . Name. For Date Den of Alrlle. .... ..London. ......... Nov. 10 Merionethshire. ... London j4a. ... varUiganshlre London f Nov. ALASKAN SERVICE. Name. For Date. Thoe. L. Wand.... .Skagwar. ........ Oct- 2? Waioault Skaa-war ...Nov. a Varying Estimates. "I put my reliance in the wisdom of the plain people," said Senator Sor ghum. "But suppose the plain people' do not happen to agree with you?" "Then I refuse to be influenced by the clamor of the thoughtless crowd." Nervous Period ical Headaches Succumb to Anti-Kamnia Tablets This trouble commonly called "sick head ache,' Is said to be due to the retention of urea In the system. Often It Is stated that s poor condition of the blood Is a cause of these headaches, or that It Is a nervous condition; and In certain cases, no doubt this Is true. Where treatment Is demanded, it Is more for the pain than any thin a else, and Dr. A. T Bchellschmldt of Lrouisvilie, has found Antl-kamnla Tablets to give prompt and satisfactory relief. Rest should be insisted upon" he says, "and the patient should so to bed, darken the room, and all the attendants and family should be as quiet as possible. An emetic will some times shorten the attack. The bowels should be kept open with 4Actoids,t; a hot bath and a thorough rub-down with a coarse towel often Eive erateful relief. Two Anti-kamnl Tablets when the rirst signs appear, will usually prevent the attack. During an at tack, one tablet every hour or two wlM shorten the attack and relieve the usuaJ nausea and vomiting." These tablets may be obtained at all druggists. Ask for A-K Tablets. They are also unexcelled for ner vous headaches, neuralgia and all paina BEER IS NOT ALCOHOL Beer is the combined extract of malt arid hops Malt builds up tissue Hops is an invigorating tonic. Beer contains natural carbonic acid gas, which gives it sparkling effervescence. Beer contains 3y2 to 4 per cent of alcohol developed by natural fermentation, just enough to pre serve it. Phones: Main 72, A 1172 Henry Weinhard 'Brewery Portland, Oregon HOP DEALERS Broarn Co. Benedict, iro. H nixhop Jt Keyt ratlin Jc Linn Dorcaai Bros . -. Durbln A Corooyer. ... Hurt. If. t, Ivlaaer. Wolf A Netttl Klrkpatrlck. K Lacauuad, I.oain ...... LawsoB, A. M... ....... Llvratlry, T. A. &. Co.. . . MreI Broa. Miller. K. J MaH'artlij, II. a 31 els, Kola Hop Co.. . . , PtneUN, JaJloe Ray, A. J. A Son ...... Roftc, Geo. I... ........ Roberta!, John L....... Sravy Hop Co 'Williams, R. E. Woll, J. C Salem Portland . .McMinnvtlle Salem Portland Salem Portland Portland Dallas Salem Portland ........ .Salem Portland . .McMinn ville .Independence ........ .Salem Portland Portland Salem Salem Portland Portland .. . . .Silverton Baaka Hop Co Carstena, J. F Basley, Wna. Sr Kinnrr, Ella M Feller. A. K Mallory, Dr. W. I; McLaushlln. C. A.... Metsckan. I'hJI Scarry, J. XV ....... . Washburn. B. ' A. .... , A Ilea Bros Cooper, J. S '. . . Uureh. M. A. . Uodson. R. O HeaaoBi C. A......... Ilradtl, I'kaa. J CrOHMan, A. O. ....... Crissell. R. II Anderson. A. J.. ..... . Davidson, A. E KoKST, II. T ( artu rlatht, J. R Porterfleld. R. K. Rood. Fred Murphy, w. II Roslcb, Geo. Saabatier, M.. ........ Smith, F. T Lafollette, P. L Sinclair, John. Walling, John ........ Walker Bros.. ....... Trull Inner, C. S Frost, Christ ......... Zimmerman, J. P.. . . . Snsbauer, Geo. ........ Fawk, F. II Flannaacan, Dr. W. II.. Hartavlck, Joe. IlrllKcl, Mrs. I.., I na brie, J, A. Jones, J. A. ........... ivell, H. J. . Keli, D. A Knlajht, Geo. E2....... Long, G Lallberty, Homer Lacky, F. M Goaley, Romeo.. Gooley. Homer ...... . Hackett. J. W Hill, Dewey Hedges, Pearl Anderson, Glen Caatletain, J. IL Cowrar, J os. .......... Ball, Geo , Elwert. Fred Clanflrld, It. , ClanBeld, Geo ITeark, Henry Glesy. C Hukrlede, Heaury..... Hanna, J. L. Gahler, John .......... Murray, John. . ....... Pttre. s. H Porterfleld, M. M Qaerner, Gns Anderson, T. I. Adamson, Miles Col vln, 3f. I.. Hack, Srld Blersdorf. Geo........ I1 mundfoii. H. L. . . . . Fieken. J. V Coyle Bros. ........... Bnsbnell Bros. ...... . Bents, II. 1.. Bradley, H. W Shipley, N. C Vander Veld en, W. A. Sloper, W. A Yfagfr, C. 12. Brown, A. O. & Son. . . Cameron, C. J......... Bolter, A. M. Barton, Mrs. J. II. . . . . Elton, Angrnst Damon, L.. .... Frletas. J. T Holslnarton, Wan...... Ireland, Fred ..... ... . . Jacobson, Edwin.,.,., Krebs, Conrad Gnnderson, Lars...... Nelajer, II . J... ........ Ord, II- N. ..... . ........ .Banks . Banks Hillsboro Gervais Hubbard Xewbers .Independence Portland Kusene . . . .Springfield SL Paul t .Independence Klckreall Monmouth Silverton New Era .Salem ....... .Aurora Eugene . .Independence . .Independence . . . -Harrisbursr . .Independence Hillsboro . .Independence . .-. Aurora Cornelius Aurora ..Forest Grove Hillsboro .Saleyti . .Independence Yamhill Aurora Aurora . . . . .Cornelius , Dallas ...Grants Pass ........ .Banks ........ .Banks Hillsboro . . . . .Newberg Aurora , Aurora . . . .Springfield Mt Angel . .Independence Hillsboro ....... .Brooks ......... .Salem . . .McMinnville , .Independence . .Independence Springfield Rtckreall Cornelius ...... .Ballston Sherwood Ballston - Dallas ....... .Aurora Aurora Eugene , .Independence Aurora Aurora Dallas . .Independence Amity Tamhill ....... .Aurora Portland Cornelius ....... .Goshen Sherwood St- Paul Eugene Aurora . . Banks Banks . . Forest Grove . .Independence Dundee . .Independence Aurora . .Independence . .Independence Suver Dallas Corvallis Dallas . . Independence Gervais Salem . .Independence Twenty-Five Years Ago (From The Morning Oregonian, July 26, 1889) SALEM, July 26. The Willamette Valley Hopgrowers Association to day adopted by-laws for the organization of a mutual fire protective as sociation. The following board of directors was chosen: William Wells, of Buena Vista; P. Eiggs. of Crowley; H. D. Mount, of Silverton; J. F. Graves, of Dallas, and W. E. Iter, of Butteville. The Hopgrowers Association has been in existence for a quarter of a century. The assertion that the organization was formed solely for po litical purposes in connection with the present attempt to bring about state wide prohibition is thus disproved. The association has been active since 1889 in bettering conditions in the hopyards of the state and in protecting the interest of the industry generally. Do you believe that we, the hop farmers, are capable of knowing our own business and what will injure us or do you believe the paid agitators from the East should have free rein to tell you THEIR idea of OUR business? Are we not justified in making a fight against certain de struction of our hop yards? HOPGROWERS Ranaan, John... , McKnlghl, It. It Mlshler, V. J Shafer, W. U A . . . Wolfe, II. B. Weldner. Paul. ......... Seavcy, John II. . ...... Thurman, G. B. Williams. W. A. Fisher. T. J Grim. Thurston Giesy. A. H Hoar, I. J Lore hk. c. II . . ......... Raman, Jno. I Meier. V TbornMbnry, Mr. Tull, c. C Toll, W. S Bnrch. T. S Cat-others, C W Crnbtree, W. II Cat-others, G. O Buchanan, John ....... Love, J. F Parkin, W. E. Merten. S. J. f Ryos, Ryl , Billrn. L. W. Cornell, Thomas Merten. S Rocf, Earl Arndt, G. A Adolf, LudTrla; Foon, II y . ... . . Eisner, A. R Kavert, Frank , Brontano, J. F. T. B... Carstens. A. C Davis, Mr. Burkholder, J. C Hlttick, W. M t lute A; T-ernoll Dentel, A. B Dental, Fred Fanning;, A. M. Fawk. II. W Hansen, Otto . . Lrbeaa, C . . . . . Melvee, T. A Leonard, Manalag .... TvblIl, G. W Parsons, John Sparolsky, Win Mitchell .& Bonannon.. Mueeke Estate Spota, Otto , Fowler, 31. B Fully, I. W Hurd, Clinton Irvln. S. E. Grlbble, E. R. Hanna, G. II Kelser, F. li Gatewood, R- M Brooks, C. H." Boarp-K, Leon .......... Crosby, A. B Rlerke, H. C Grnham, P. O... ....... Gunderson Bros. ...... Helsler, John Sr. Helsler, Alfle Johnson, II, . . Kerr. J. T Land, O. M Hill, Homer Hunt, W. II Kneschnlrk, John .... Glntt, John A Gosser, John ......... Johnson. Hans ....... Huitaes, T. M Lorrni, Carl E Overluns;, Edwin Perelvul, W. W Paul. E. V. II Miller, B. B McDonald. J. S .Murphy, J. S McKay. W. R Olds, P. P Laws, Frank ......... Mueke, G , Overlnnu, Ole . . MrConnell. A better, Edwin ..... ... . Xorwood, J. W.. ....... Mayes. L. A........... Bollnnd. A Quene. Martin Ballwebe. Geo. ........ Brown. E. M. ......... Cook. J. L Davidson. E. G. .v.. Eberly, J. F. A Son Elliason. H. A Campbell, Scott ...... Ball. S. A.' Bureess. C. A Bean, F. C Caoac, He Chona;..... Edison. J. L. ......... Gllbrlrh. Charles Fudge. H. S Grey. W. J. A. Son Grim. II. J Hauser, K. L. ........ Harris. Joseph ........ Johnson, O. L. ....... Johnson Julius ....... Jackson, H. J. ........ Xewberg Hillsboro Aurora . .Independence Tamhill . . . .Springtield Dayton Sherwood Hubbard Aurora . .Forest Grove Aurora Dundee Hillsboro Kupene Barlow Barlow Kickreall Aurora ..Forest (Jrove .Hubbard Cornelius . .Forest Grove Banks St. Paul Mt Ancel Dallas . .Grants Pass .. .. .St. Paul .Independence Aurora NewbeVg- Aurora ...... .Aurora ".St. Paul Banks . . . . . Sherwood Aurora Aurora ...Grants Pass Aurora Aurora Amity Rickreall Salem . , Sherwood . . .Jefferson Eugene Ballston .Forest Grove Aurora .Independence Aurora Sherwood Amity , . .McMinnville . . . Harrisburg .Independence Aurora . Independence ...... Portland . . . . .Ballston . . .Harrisburg ... . Woodburn Eupene St. Paul Gervais . .Gales Creek . . .Gales Creek Aurora Aurora Silverton .Independence .Junction City Jefferson - -. .Woodburn . . . . Harrisburg St Paul Manning Silverton .Independence Buell Aurora St. Paul St. Paul Hubbard Lafayette .Independence Portland ....... .Aurora .Aurora . Salem Yamhill Aurora Banks ... - Woodburn . Independence ... .Woodburn St. Paul . Banks Aurora Dallas Ballston . . .Harrisburg KuKene Gervais Aurora , Ballston Hillsboro Hubbard . .Tygh Valley Salem Kloater. John II. Krofcer. C K. K ran n. Hrnrr Hill. Clyde Gray. John , Gooding;. Geome ..... Grottkonff, James . . . . Hatchecroft. H. J. Holland. W. J Grave. Kd Johnnoo, hZ. S Jones. Lynn Ktlian. John I ee, Frank 1'onar. J. J Hovender G. B Harper. A. K. (ortrkp. A Grant. William Gleny. Ij. 4' Grant. J. M HelMler, J. V. Inkley. S. C. Hart. Ktra Baurk, William Bierman, J. B Henkon, G. H. BonfO, 47. D Bernrivtrom, O Ben (a. Fred ( ranf, I. Davadiwon. James F. . . Cane. Kred Bruner. V. I. Clark. Rom a Bartlett. J. Berry". K. K . . . . Campbell. H. 1. Barnard. L. DanlelM. 4. K. Craven, K. K. RedTell. Mr a Chapman, John ...... Faukold, John Foltsenloftrel Seavey, T. K . Scherr. Geo... Smith, Oscar Satlierm. G. A. Todhuatrr. J. M S peril n at Broa. . ....... State Broa. Yern-en. Y E.. ....... , Venter. W. V Youkam, I. K Zimmerman. K. W.. . . Voder. Levi Sp or laky, W. W. Shlearer, H. H Tlbbetts, Mrs. !W. J.. . Van Domlen, Frank.. Wlprrlch Ranch Thompson. A S. Williams, Walter Turner. K. K.. ....... Throop, 1. R.. Concllman, Mr. riiirkr, J. L. Conner. S. J Conner. M. F... ...... Dolaon, K. F. . Denny. K. J.. ......... Rrnst. C H. ....... FanTfr. S Feller. Charles Friday, John Landerhoasen, J. B. . . Lenn. L. I LeFevre. Mr Kraxberger, Frani. . . krarbrnevr. F. J Kroxbeirer, Charles. Ullbertson, G. P Gilbert A Patterson., Goodlnfr. G. P........ Hobery. Harry Hansen. K . Hastle. OmtT. ....... . liana;. Gottlieb Hall, C. M Harrile, W. R Hartman, Jane. ...... Hoekdanner. J. M.. . . . Jack, R. O , Jones. J. L. Kopp. John Hammit, Harry V...., Hamnlt C. , Feller. J. P. I readier. John '", G. G. Enriirott, Charles A... Helder. F. K Hamilton. 1 ra . ....... Jeaaen. Panl Habbard, J. K ffuibaaer. Henry. . . , Veraren. Fred , Woodard, Floyd. Weidner. Oscar , Werterman. Herman. So per Jk Patten Slebneider, Jacob V eraren. A. B. ......... Veraren. G. W......... Shields. Harry Soncwaka, 4. ........ Vera-en, C. A.. , Veraren. H. F......... Vera-en, C. A. Verpen, C , Weaton. 41. A- , Wldatrand. A L. . . . . , Will. J. M , 9 trod a, Ro4ert . .....Sherwood Aurora .Independence Yamhill Aurora Albany Yamhill Crow Aurora Sheridan Portland . . . .Springfield .Junction City , St. Paul Aurora Dallas . . .Gales Creek Banks Dallas New berg Gervais Aurora .Independence Sty Paul Yamhill . .McMinnville . . . . Beaverton Dayton Dallas Dallas . .McMinnville Rickreall Yamhill . . . . .Sherwood ....... Banks Kugene Aurora Dallas .Independence Independence . . . Woodburn Hubbard . . . .Monmouth Dallas Aurora . . . Woodburn Aurora ...... .Barlow Kufrene Banks Independence Dallas .Independence Dayton . Sherwood Springfield St. Paul St. Paul Aurora . . .Jefferson St. Paul . . Harrisburg Hubbard Banks ...... .Dayton . . . .Woodburn Dayton Aurora Aurora Aurora St. Paul . Salem St. Paul Dilly . .Mt. Ansel St. Paul Gervais Eupene . . Scott s Mills . . .Harrisburg Aurora .Independence .... Corvallis . . .Springfield Springfield Aurora. . .. Woodburn . . .Harrisburg Sheridan .... Hubbard Dallas -Independence . - . . Cornelius Aurora Independence Yamhill Yamhill .Independence . ... Hillsboro Aurora ...... .Aurora . .Scotts Mills .... Portland ...... .Aurora ...... Aurora Laurel Aurora . .McMinnville ...... .Aurora ...... .Aurora . . Harrisburg OFFICERS OF ASSOCIATION A. J. Rar President 1". A. 1.1 vrsley. .First Vice-President Harry i Hart Secretary Hal V. Bolatn. ...Assistant Secretary ft'. W. Dnrbln Treasurer GKCl"TIVU BOARD. I c. Klrkpatrick Dallas Julius I'lncns ....Portland J. P. Wolf Silverton J.. Seavey Eugene J. 1 I.lnn .Salem I.ou1h Laehmnnd ............ .Salem teo. V. Lewis Salem Joseph Harris ............... .Salem C.eo. I- Rose Salem T. I.. Mr. ten; Portland A. R. y.cllrr Portland U. I. MacCarthy Independence VICK-PRKSIDJBXTS. C. A. -McLaughlin Polk Kred Ireland Benton Frank J. MllleK. Washington Henry I. Bents Marion W. s. Tull Clackamas James Clark .................. .Lane James Uroahoaff. ,L4nn i'hos. Cornell Josephine-rouglas J. A. Jones Tamhill K. !. Hauser ...Wasco Vhork. William Tamhill Miller, I. S Aurora Mlley, J. II Aurora Mlley. YV. J Aurora McLaugrhlln. J. K Hubbard Meredltn. J. M Forest Grove Porter. K. B Forest Grove Pederson, Albert Mt Angel Perkins. Si. 1 Harrisburg Pener. Erneat Aurora Perkins. J. S Tamhill Moisan, A I Brooks Mlltoma, C H Independence lee. Me Ulnn Suttevillo LAoae. Ed ...................... Salem li-e, J. F. ............... Forest G rove Murphy, XV. I Buena Vista Murray. XV. I. Aurora McLaughlin, A. M Independence Mailer, Louis Aurora Hedges, 1. L.. .......... .Independence Morrlx, J. li Tamhill lUeeke, XV. J Lorane Ohlert, J. h Aurora Mullor, K. C Laurel Hanna, D. A. ...Independence Johnson, G. A.. ................ .Laurel Johnston, Willis A.... Gaston Magness. A. P Amity Kreota, M. J Suver Loclte, i. P .Jefferson Ivell, Louis Aurora Mapes. Klgln I.. Laurel Rogers, 1. i Sherwood Pardy. Henry Hubbard lvennsnng, C'harles. ....... Woodburn Stump, Fred Ai. ................. .Suver Shack, V. F. 1 Tamhill Shack. Ed Tamhill Widberge, E. Laurel Whitney. Peter Hubbard Wilson, C. 1. K.. ............. -Aurora. Sheperd. Wlllam.... . Tamhill Whitman. J. J Jefferson Whitworth, K. II Aurora White. i. A Buell Woster. J. L. Molalla. Matty, J McMinnville Morris, M. L. McMinnville Miller, W. C. McMinnville Sloan, S. W .Independence Slesager. J Barlow Slebert, I. .Aurora Shipley, tuajene. . ... Banks Ryan, J. J Aurora S banner, McKee Rubens. Joseph ............... .Gervais Maxwell. I. II Banks Miller, ti. Reedville Newport. Roy ...Albany .Varup, John F . Banks XordhoDNfa, John K...... Aurora, Ramey, A St. Paul Roberta, II. M Tamhill Utter. R. W Aurora Raymond. Angust St. Paul Rogers, Thomas H McMinnville Rneter, Krnest ..Forest Grovo Piper, Krnest Aurora 1'elland. C. O St. Paul ieuensebander Brua. .......... .Gaston Morley, ;eorge. Silverton Morley, John Silverton Morley, ti. C ..Silvertou Rue, O Molalla. Roy, W. H Jefferson Roberts, J. J Tamhill Itobertaon. J. K : Tamhill Ilurf, tieorge. ....... ... . .Independence Palmer, K. S Magness, P. C - Amity Moe. O. J Nortaeaa, Peter. ....................... Mad.lrr, J Sandberg, C. P. Steel hammer. A. G Satern. .X. P Wright. F. 1-5 Independence Walker. Alfred S Kujrent Walkers heirs. ... ...... .Eugenti emember TSiese Facts You are asked to ruin an industry in which 1400 farmers are engaged. There are 25,000 acres of hop yards await ing your sentence of life or death. - There is an annual income of $6,000,000 to Oregon from hops alone, which would be cut off if Prohibition should carry. Farming conditions are bad enough now. Taxes are high enough now. Help industrial progress by your vote of 333 X No (Paid Advertisement.) Hopgrowers & Dealers' Association of Oregon