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10 THE SUNDAY- OREGONIAN, PORTIiAND, OCTOBER 29, 1905. OREGON IS FIRST IN ftORIOULTURE State's Display at Exposition Captures 384- Gold Medals. COLORADO SECOND PLACE Wyoming:, North Dakota, 5lontana Washington and California Also Make Creditable Showing: in the' Awards. The department of exhibits yesterday finished compiling the list of medals and prizes awarded the agricultural exhibitors at the Lewis and Clark Exposition. As was expected, the list shows that Oregon is far In the lead with the number of medals and prizes awarded by the Expo slon, having about 384 gold medals alone for her agricultural display. Colorado follows Oregon with 222 gold medals, and Wyoming Is third on the list with 78 gold mdale. North Dakota and Idaho make a good showing, having captured 77 and 60 gold medals, respectively. Montana gets 61 gold medals, Washington 31 and Califor nia 18. Louisiana gets ten gold medals for Tier agricultural exhibits. Japan is awarded three gold medals, Canada two and Illinois three. New York State gets one gold medal for an agricultural exhibit. The following is the list of the medals and prizes awarded for the Oregon agri cultural exhibits at the Lewis and Clark Exposition: Gold Medals. Allen. C h.. Adams, Or.; red chaff wheat, threshed. Anderson. Frank. Howell. Or.; White side oats, yellow Dent corn. Angora Rug Company, Salem, Or.; white and colored Angora rugs. Archibald. Mrs. A. C. HUlsooro, Or.T caseknife beans, in grain. Archillls. F.. Salem, Or.; alfalfa, without irrigation. Arnold, Charles B., Looking Glass, Or ; red oats. Ashworlh, James, -Weston, Or.; tim othy. Ask, A. L.. Salem. Or.; sheep's wool, one year's growth. Ask. A. L., Salem. Or.; white Silver Mine oats. Bachmann. Joseph, Clackamas. Or.; onion seed. Baker Chop Mill. Adams. Or.; chop ped barley. Baker. Dan, Forest Grove, Or.; Whiteside oats, in sheaf. Baker, J. M., Fairview, Or.; bluestem wheat. Baldwin Sheep & Land Company. Hay Creek. Or.; Delaine ram lleece wool. Balfour, Guthrie & Co.. Shaw. Or.; hiteside oats, white Itusslan oats. Banks. R. L.. Banks. Or.; Dooley wheat, in sheaf. Barnett, W. M., Wasco, Or.; bluestem wheat. Barrett. C. A., Athena. Or.; hulless oats, threshed. Barrow. E. B.. Ashland. Or.; white Welcome oats, timothy seed, little club wheat, golden chaff wheat. Burton, J. M-, Independence. Or.: hops. Baxter. J.. Salt Creek. Or.; Canada white Winter wheat. Jones' bearded Fife wheat, ruby wheat. Beall. Jenjamin. Central Point, Or.: white Dent corn. Beall. Benjamin, Central Point, Or.; bearded barley. Becket, J. W-. Eightmlle. Or.; one sheaf of surprise oats, one sheaf of bluestem wheat. Belts. G. G.. Harrlsburg. Or.; regis tered Shropshire. Benson, Mr., Cornelius, Or.; Winter barley in sheaf. Bird. Thomas. Carlton. Or.; wool. Bisbee. R.. Forest Grove. Or.; flax In grain. - Black. S. T., Grass Valley, Or.; So nora wheat. Blackman, Henry. Hoppner Or.; ex tra fine inerino wools, yearlings. Bowlus. Lou, Milton. Or.; white Win ter barley. Bosse. Eugene. Salem. Or.; fiber flax. Bosse, Eugene. Salem. Or.; ffax thread, twine, unbleached linen and toweling; flax scutched and unscutched. Boston Roller Mills, Linn County. Or.; buckwheat. Bowman, Pearl. Pendleton. Or.; Rus sian red wheat, six-rowed barley, blue stem wheat, five-rowed barley. Boydston. James. Dallas, Or.; white Winter wheat. Britt. E., Jacksonville. Or.; orchard blue grass, blue grass. Brockway. Mrs. B. B., Brockway, Or.; oats. Brooks. C. H..- Soholls, Or.; timothy hay. Brooks. C. H-. -Scholia, Or.; golflen chaff wheat in sheaf. Brown. Thomas E.. Heppner. Or.; combination sheaf of bluestem wheat and surprise oats. Bryant, O. J.. Clatskanic. Or.; baby hops, on pole, single vine. Buchanan, C- B.. Cornelius, Or.; ban ner oats in sheaf. Buchner. John. Albany. Or.; white Winter wheat. Bunyard, Jessie. Burns, Or.; bromis grass. Busick.' John. Heppner, Or.; merino wool. Bynum W. R.. Table Rock, Or.; French Winter wheat. Cameron, James. Helix. Or.; dryland alfalfa. Cameron, James. Helix. Or.; red Rus sian wheat, red chaff wheat. Cannon. Charles. Turner, Or.; dis play of "Whiteside oats. Carmlchael. George. Weston. Or.: bunch grass, blue grass. New Zealand oats, threshed. Cartmill. W. A.. Baker City. Or.-: Rus sian white oats, white Winter barley. Chisholm, Duncan. Grass Valley. Or.; wx)ol O. M. T. IT. of A.. Portland, Or.; union blue label cigars. Cleland. John. Albany. Or.; late mam moth sweet corn. Clifford. Mr..-Lane Counts. Or.; tall rye Cohn. Phil., Heppner, Or.; merino wool. Cole. Haskall. Lostine, Or-: little club wheat. Columbia County. Oregon; collective exhibit of unthreshed grains and grasses. Columbia County Oregon; collective exhibit of wheat, oats and barley in sheaves and seed; beans and corn. Conn. Henry. Melrose. Or.; swamp grass, natural clover, shenf club wheat. Connell. Thomas. Hlllsboro, Or.; French Winter wheat in sheaf. Cop. Emil. Forest Grove, Or.; Chili club wheat in sheaf. Corvallis Flouring Mills. Corvallis, Or white Sprlntr oats in grain. Cox. E. G.. Albany. Or.; bluestem wheat, shelled. Cox, E. G-. Albany. Or.: Leicester grade Shropshire. Crow. John. Pendleton. Or.: red Rus sian wheat, white brewing barley. Curry Estate. Roseburg. Or.; barley, oats, wheat. Curry Estate. Riversdale Farm. Or.; Australian wheat, timothy, alfalfa. Curtis, Van. Vale. Or.: red clover. Daley, W. C-. Lake Creek. Or.; pop corn. Davis. L. T.. McMinnville. Or.; Ore gon white Winter wheat. Douglas County. Oregon; collective exhibit of grains, grasses, fruits, vege tables. Douglas, Robert. Albany. Or.; vetch, white clover. Downing, Robert. Waldo Hills, Or.; prohibition wheat. Downing. W. H.. Waldo Hills, Or.; Landreth wheat. Duggan. Dennis. Sam's 'Valley, Or.; Winter barley. Durbin, F. W-. Howell. Or.; White-, side and gray Winter oats, white Win ter, white Eaton and white Folslo wheat. Dutton. W. P.. Heppner. Or.- combin ation sheaf of red chaff and little club wheat. Eastburn, "W. A., Albany. Or.; Col lective exhibit of grains and grasses in the seed. - Eastburn. W. A., Albany. Or.: collec tive exhibit of grains, unthreshed. Edwards, M. M., Dundee, Or.; Lincoln grass. Edwards, s. G., Flora. Or.; sheaves of timothy. Ehrk. William. Hood River, Or.; white Winter wheat. Erb. Daniel. Hubbard, Or.; oats. Farley. D., Dallas. Or.; mohair An gora. . Farnsworth & Son, Heppner, Or.; merino fleece wool. Flannory. J.. Perrydale. Or.; mam moth white Winter wheat, Florence. A. L, Heppner, Or.; two fleeces merino wooL m Freal. J. W.. Central Point, Or.; oats in straw. French Bros.. Heppner, Or.; red Rus sian wheat. French. H. L.. Corvallis. Or.; collec tive exhibit of grains and grasses. Froman. T., Albany. Or.; merino ewe. merino ram. Furry, A. S.. Phoenix, Or.; peerless oats. Gagnon. P., Pendleton, Or.; red chaff and bluestem wheat. Gardner. M. E.. Halsey. Or.; Angora. side oats in sheaf. GaUs, J. W., Hlllsboro, Or.; rye in. Gelgcr. Dr. C E., Forest Grove. Or.; timothy hay. Gelnger. Fred. Pilot Rock. Or.; beard less barley. Gclbush. Henry, New Era. Or.; pearl vetch. Spring oats. Gibson, C. Rlckreall, Or.; orchard grass. Gibson. R. B., Richland, Or.; small club wheat. Gill. E., Dufur. Or.; white Australian wheat. Glock, Ed.. Ella, Or.; bluestem -wheat. Graham. J. G., Salem. -Or.; display of Welcome oats. Green. Joptha, Green Station, Or.; bearded club wheat. Gregory, Geo. H., Jr.. and S. E., Mo lalla. Or.; assorted and sized teasels, teasel plant showing teasels growing. . Griffin, F. M., lone. Or.; little club wheat. Groschung. Ernest. Pilot Rock. Or.; timothy, club and bluestem wheat. Gunning. William, McMinnville. Or.; Winter barley. Hager, James M.. Heppner, Or.; me rino Delaine wool. Halley. T. G., Pendloton. Or.; alfalfa. Haley, F- Beuna Vista; Murphy oats, success barley. Hamilton. S. F-, Oakland; sheaf seven-headed wheat. Hampton. A. L., Olalla; two Angora skins. Harding. E. J.. Gaston; golden rod oats. Hare. J. C.. Hilsborb; white bearded wheat. Harris, Thomas, Vale; barley, rye and oats. Harris. W. R.. Forest Grove; Hudson Bay wheat. Hart, G. A.. Wrentham: speltz. HartBock. E.. Albany; alfalfa. Hatfield. J. T., Owyhee; alfalfa. Hawkins. G. B.. Baker City; New Zealand oats, timothy grass. Healy. R. B.. Lane County: vetch. Heldenrlch. L.. Milton; alfalfa. Henderson. T. D.. McMinnville; Ore gon white Winter wheat Herman. Frank, Lane County; Im perial white wheat. Hicks, Charles, Macleay; prohibition wheat. Hinton. R. R.. Bakcovon; wool, me rino. Hobbs. John, Hlllsboro; white Scotch oats in sheaf. Hoffmeister, H-. Eagle Creek; Aadar peas. Holland. Mr.. Rufus; flax, rye and millet seed. Sonora wheat. Hollawcll. J. W., Hood River; yellow flint corn. Holms. S. B.. Grass Valley: oats. Holt. J. W.. Lane County; 'Ave vari eties of beans. Hopgrowers' Association. Salom; on bale hops. Hopson. A.. Milton: Wolf's hybrid wheat. Houser & Merty. Tygh Valley; Eng lish cluster hops. Hughes. Mrs. George. Forest Grove; Chile club wheat. Hunter. G., Falls -City; Fall meadow grass. Huston, Charles, Albany; Sonora wheat. . . . Hynd, R. F.. Heppner; merino Delaino wool. Igace. G-. Falls City; white Polish rye. Sackanwa barley. Imler, Mr?, Cornelius; black sido oats. Imler, Mr.. Cornelius; red chaff wheat and little club wheat, Imler. Mr., Cornelius: surprise wheat, little club and red chaff. James. E. L.. Hlllsboro; square-head wheat. Jesse. W. W.. Barlow; white Dent corn. Kinney wheat. Johns, Peter. Looking Glass; big four oats. Johnstone Bros., Dufur; blue barley. Johnstone Bros.. Dufur; little club Winter wheat. , . Johnston & Vanderpool, Dufur; Salt Lake club Winter wheat. Jones. Harry. Heppner; Merino wool. Josl & Schurabel. Oregon City; gray Winter oats, Kinney wheat, bunch wheat in straw. Justus. D. O.. Heppner: Merino wool. Keller. J.. Cherry Hill; wheat and oats, strawberries, blackberries and currants. Kelley, Norman E.. Heppner; Merino wool. Kent. W. J.. Corvallis; Baily wheat. Klger. Dick, Corvallis; Defiance "wheat. King, H. G.. ForesfcGrove: rye. Klllln. Thomas BT Hubbard; red clover seed, clover, timothy and cheat hay. Kinzie. Noak. Halfway; white Rus sian oats. Knowls. J. B-. Dallas: white Clawson and white wonder wheat. Kolng. August. Albany; alsike clover Kompp. Henry. Lane County; 90-day oats. Kompp, Henry. Lane County; flshpolo wheat. Lacy. .W. C, Heppner: bluestem wheat. Lafollett, AI M.. Gervais; white Eaton wheat. Laird. H. C Enterprise; bald .barley. Lampltt. Joseph. Suver; Spring rye. Lew Bros.. Baker City; white Win ter barley, white Russian oats. Light Bros.. Pendleton; German red wheat, sir-rowed barley, hulless bar ley. Linn County: Leicester, Cotswold, Merino and Shropshire wool. Linn County: mohair rugs. Linn County; collective exhibit of grains, grasses, fruits, vegetables, wool, mohair, etc. Linton. Mrs. T. D.. Lane County; dried hops. Linton. T. D.. Lane County; various exhibits of hops. Long. B. T-. Enterprise: little club wheat. Lorenzen. Henry. Pendleton; white Winter barley, red chaff wheat. Lucke. A.. Pcoenix; yellow and white corn. . Magrudr. Mrs. Marjorie, Central Point; bearded barley. Mahood. John, Amity; "French white" wheat. Malheur County; collective display of grains in sheaf and grain, grasses and forage plants. Maltman. A. C. Lane County; purplo chaff wheat. . . Manning. Robert. Pendleton; blue stem wheat. Marlon County: display of barley, speltz, erman, vetch, buckwheat and black rye, display of grass seeds, thrashed oats, display of mohair, wheat, oats, barley and rye in straw and thrashed grain; collective exhibit of agrlculturae. horticulture, manufac tured articles, education and forestry; display of thrashed grains. Marks. B.. Imnaha: beans and peas. Marrow. W. O.. Derry; vetch, alfalfa, barley and flax. Martin. Flint. McMinnville; red chaff wheat. Marshall Bros., Lane County; sweet bread wheat. Marshall. M.. Central Point; bearded nnd Australian club wheat and bea barley. Martin. Charles, lone; one sheaf of bearded wheat. , Mayhew. Henry. Dufur; Tygh Valley WTInter barley, grain. , Mcnamaker, James, Heppner; Merino Delaine. MUledge. William. Independence; Spring oats. Miller. Mart. Albany; Big Maud S. oats. Mills Bros.. Heppner: Merino wool. Morgan. K. C, lone; velvet chaff wheat. Morgan. Tom, Gooseberry; Winter rye. Morris. T. A.. Holly; Angora. Morrison. Robert. Adams; dryland alfalfa. Morrison, Robert G. M.r Adams; red chaff and bluestem wheat. Morrow Warehouse Milling Company. Heppner; Merino and Ramboulllet wool. Morrow County; collective exhibit of wools. Mullen, S. II.. Albany; wheat. Murray. A- R.. Enterprise; bluestem wheat, white Russian oats, Brenlng barley. . Myers. William, Ashland; beans. McAllister. W. B.. Howell: gold side oats. I McCarty, John. lone; sugar cane. McCarty. W. G., Heppner; bluestem wheat. v McDonald. A. R.. Albany; German millet. McDowell, I., Popcorn; white Claw son wheat. McFall. J. R.. Central Point; Austra lian club wheat. ?McFaiI, J. H., Central Point; yellow corn. McKecver. E. I. Albany; collection of grasses. McLaughlin. R. S., Mllwaukle; red chaff Folsy wheat. McPhcrson, O." H. Albany; hulless barley. Nets. Kola, Albany; bale hops, hop vine. Nlelson. A. C. Lane County; white Russian wheat. Naylor. Edward L., Forest Grove: Angora goal wool, Cotswold sheep wool, four Angora goat rugs. Oak Hill Stock Farm. North Yamhill: Chevalier two-row barley. Golden red chaff wheat. Clydesdale oats. Palmer, Eugene, Albany; popcorn. Palmer, Dallas; vetch. Parrlsh. William. Newberg; timothy and cheat hay. Parazoo, Peter. Roseburg; velvet grass. English rye grass. Peck, E. R., Little Butte; Winter rye. Pell. F- A., Ashland; Australian club wheat, Pelton. Horace, Sam's Valley; alfalfa, beardless barley, red chaff wheat, Stowell's evergreen sweet corn. Pendleton, J. C., Table Rock; German millet. Pendleton Woolen Mills, Pendleton; scoured and dyed wools. Penland Livestock Company, Hepp ner; Merino wool, weight 10 pounds. Perlnger, George E., Pendleton; blue stem red chaff wheat. Perlnger. G. E., Pendleton; club wheat, threshed. Perkins. E. T.. lone; bluestem wheat. Pogue, Dr G. A.. Ontario; alfalfa, or chard grass ind other forago plants. Poland. W. W., Shedd; defiance wheat. Polk County. Dallas; collective ex hibit of grains and grasses. Post. Fred L., Dayton; Alsike clover, second-crop alfalfa. Powell. C.. Albany; alfalfa. Price, George, Weston; blue barley, thrashed. Price. F. J., Athena: white Winter barley, thrashed. Raber. E. E-. Corvallis; surprise wheat. Rendeau. Leon. Klngsley; little club Winter wheat, bearded Winter barley, white Russian oats. Rapp, Fred. Talent; beardless barley. Ray, W R.. Albany; mohair. Red Crown Mills. Albany; whole wheat flour. Rhude. Charles. Dallas; oats. RIckard, Roy, Corvallis; Tracy wheat In straw. Riddle. Monmouth: mohair. Angora. Rigdon. J., Salem; display of tim othy. Robison. S. M.. Talent; corn, red clay and yellow Dent. Roerhlk. Herman. Pendleton; red chaff wheat. Rogers, L. C-. Cornelius; golden rod wheat In sheaf. Ruble, D. R.. Lincoln: wheat, oats. Ruble. Ruth. Salem; Fulcashlre, Ken tucky giant, marvelous Spring wheat. Ruppe, Adam, Pendleton: Turkey red. bluestem and red chaff wheat. Russell, R., Buena Vista; Bonanza oats. Ryan, M. R.. Drain; oats. Robinson. R.. Lane County blue Prussinn and Canadian peas. Santiam Seed Company. Turner; dis play of garden seeds. Savage. H. W.. Salem: display of whito Winter, Folsle and Chile club wheat. Savage & Fletcher, Salem; display of garden and grass seeds. Schlatennan. H. W. E., Beaverton; Golden Cross wheat In sheaf. Schmidt Bros., Schuebel; Russian blue field peas. long amber Winter wheat. - Schofleld, Benjamin. Cornelius; black prolific oats in sheaf. Schrotcn, Henry. Roseburg; rye. Sclo Flax Mills. Sclo; flax nnd tow. Scott. Richard, Mllwaukle; wheat, oats and peas. Scott, W. G.. Lexington; little club wheat. Scott. W. IL N.. Athena; Sonora wheat, thrashed. Sensbauer. Mike. Cornelius; hops. Settlemler, J. H.. Woodburn; rye. Sewell, James H.. Hlllsboro; hops. Shafer, Fred, Enterprise; wheat. Sharp. William. Albany; white Win ter wheat. Shaw. John. Albany, vetch. Sherman County; grain, wheat and oats used In decoration of booth. Shlndler, E., Salem; wheat and oats. Shute, A. L.. Dallas; wheat. Sldler, E., Cornelius; Alsike clover hay. Siegmund, Jacob, Clumb; prohibition wheat. Siegmund. Jacob & Son, Clumb; gray oats. Simons, L. A.. Sodaville; Angora. Smith, E. C-, Lane County; Oregon flax. ' Smith. Frank O. fJ. E. Bennett. 475 Tenth street.') Portland; Maryland leaf and Nigger Twist tobacco. Smith, George. Camas Valley; barley. Smith. J. S.. Jackson County; Austra lian club wheat. Smith. J. W.. Medford; macaroni, Australian club, little club wheat. Che valier barley. Smith, Webb. Howell; white Winter wheat, gray oats. Whiteside oats. Snyder, D. A., Dayton; orchard grass, alfalfa. Snyder. R., Dayton: alfalfa. Spence, Thomas. Milton; white Win ter barley, blue barley. Sponce. Thomas. Milton; bluestem wheat, Sperling. W. H.. Lebanon; side oats. Springer, J. R., Holly; mohair. An gora. Statagcn. K. H.. Barlow; Kinney Spring wheat. Stelmacher. E. C. Tangent; Danish Island and Russian side oats, Saska chewan Fife wheat. Stewart, John, Grass Valley; wooL Stewart. J; N.. Molalla; wheat, oats. Straus. J.'H., Albany: Defiance wheat. Streets, F. W., Medford; blue club wheat. Taggart. T. A., Baker City; New Zea land oats. Talbott. Thomas, Cornelius; Chile club wheat. Tarter. B.. Irely; wheat. Taylor Bros., Scholls; white Winter wheat. . Taylor, H. J., Pendleton; wheat and barley. Taylor. Joseph. Medford; Australian club wheat, blue wheat. Taylor, M. B.. Grass Valley; club wheat. Taylor. W. A.. Waldo Hills; timothy. Temple. W. P., Milton, white Winter barley. Thornton. J.. Ashland; corn in stalk. Tigard. Mrs. C. F., TIgardavllle; Cnlna peas in grain. Tigard, C. F., TIgardsvIlle; blrds' egg beans. Tooze, Walter L., Woodburn; bale of hops. Trocdson, Swen, Douglas; Surprise oats. Tweedy, T. J., Pendleton; red chaff. Umatilla County; seven varieties of grasses, 15 varieties of grains in sheaves. 16 varieties of threshed grain. Umatilla County Poor-Farm, Pendle ton; alfalfa. Union Meat Company, Portland: xrlua stock fertilizer. " Union Meat Company, Portland; null ed -wools. , Vancll. William. Milton; white Win ter and blue barley. Vincent. George, Galloway; beardless barley, alfalfa. . Vorhees. Gordon. Medford; New Eng land yellow flint corn. Wade. Lee. Toledo; oats. Walker. Charles. Albany; shoepeg oats. Walker. Miss June. Forest Grove timothy. Walker. Mrs. L. C.. Forest Grove; China peas. Wall. W. J.. Hlllsboro: braat wheat In sheaf. Golden Cross wheat in sheaf. Wall, W. J.. Hlllsboro: Kenney wheat. Wallowa County; collective exhibit of grains and seeds, collective exhibit of wool. Walters, Fred. Pendleton; bluestem wheat, threshed. Walters, Fred. Pendleton; Whito Satin flour. Waltz. Flood. Baker City; Banner oats, English rye. Warner. Ed. Pilot Rock; rye. Warrington. D., Salem; English BIbit wheat. Weaver. W. W., Enterprise; bluestem wheat. Wells, E. E.. Elkton: oats. Wells. G.. Buena Vista; white Im perial wheat, six-rowed Winter barley. Wcrfs, P. J., Dayton; rye. Wilder. Edward, Phoenix; popcorn In Wliklns. Jasper. Lane County; wool. Wlllard. Tobe. Salem; forago grown g"reen corn. Williams. S. P., Joseph: wheat. Wills. William. Carlton; white Rus sian oats. Wilson. C. Pilot Rock: orchard grass, beardless barley. Cox wheat. Wilson. O. D.. Albany; Canadian club and Pride of Oregon wheat. Winn. Ell, Wreston; bluestem wheat, threshed. Winn. T. W., Weston; club wheat, threshed. WIfhycombe. Thomas, Farmlngton; Six-Ton. barley in sheaf. W itzel. John. Waldo Hills; gray Win ter oats. Whelock. J. E. Monmouth; Oregon white Winter wheat. Whitman. John, North Tamhlll; oats and wheat in sheaf. Wolf. Adolf & Son. Silverton: hops. Wolfe, F. A., Falls City; wheat, flax, grasses, barley. Wood. Frank. Newberg; timothy hay. Wood. Zlna. Hlllsboro: cured hops. Woodard. Joseph. Salem; Kentucky bluegrass. Woolery. J. A.. lone; bluestem wheat and grains in cabinet. Wurzer. Joe. Weston; blue barley, threshed. Yamhill County; display of hops. Yocura. Allyn, Sheridan; mohair. York. J. N.. Weston; club wheat, threshed. Zeller. J. F., Albany; Leicester. Zimmerman. A. F-. Albany; Angora doe mohair and wool.- Zimmerman Bros.. Shedd; wheat and oats, unthreshed. nnd wool. Silver. Adams. George, McKay; fleece of wool. Adams. John. Hardman P. O.; fleece Merino wool. Alexander. J.. Parker; collective exhibit of oats. Aridrews. A.. Heppner, Bluestcm'whcat. Armatnge. Frank. Lane County; Gold Coin wheat Arnold. John. Medford; Rankin's corn. Asche J. F.. Albany: leaf tobacco. Ashenbrcnner, W. R. Macleay: timothy. Bahr. John. Pendleton; Salt Lake Club wheat. Bailey. John. Forest Grove; timothy hay. Baker. Daniel. Forest Grove; Yellow Dent com. Ball. C. Balls ton; New Zealand oats. Ballon. O. R.. Frcewater; corn. Banks. J. L, Banks; Mammoth rye. Banks. J. L.. Banks: Cotswold wool. Barnes. F. R.. Corvallis: Cotswold wool. Barnett. Mrs. M. E., Lexington; Blue stem wheat. Barratt. William B.. Heppner; fleece Merino wool. Barrow. E. B.. Ashland; Ball and beard ed barley; Bluestem wheat; rye. Bauer. V.. Boyd; White Australian wheat, crop 1003. Berrher. W.. Enterprise: Michigan Am ber wheat. Becsley. E.. Falls City; Defiance and Canada White wheat. Best. James. Eola; Lincoln and Wide awake oats. Billings. G. F. & Son, Ashland; blue barley. BIrtch, Rlckreall: hops. Blackman. Henry, Heppner; Merino sheep pelts. Boatman. M. K., Lostine; Chill Club wheat oats. Bond. M. S.. Baker City; Banner oats. Brogan. Thomas Antelope; wool. Bros!. George, W Inston; Red Chaff. Big Club wheat. Sido oats. Brown. A. J.. Heppner; Bluestem and Little Club wheat. Brown, R, G.. Eagle Point; tlmothv (early). Brown. William. Bridgeport; wheat Surprise. Brunk. F.. Eola; Cotswold wool. Buchana. Charles, Cornelius; hops. Buchanan C B.. Cornelius; exhibit of Benyon barley In sheaf. Buchanan. John. Cornelius; hops. Bushnell, J. C. Lane County; brewing barley. Butler. Thomas. Toledo; barley. Buxton. Mrs. A. T.. Forest Grove. American Wonder peas. Buxton. A. T.. Forest Grove; Red Chart wheat In sheaf. Buxton, A. T., Forest Grove; Cotswold wool. Byers, W. S-. Pendleton: rye. corn; Turkey Red. Red Chaff and Blucstem wheat. Cameron. James. Helix: Dwarf Essez rape. Red Chaff wheat. Bromo Inermus. Cartwrlght. J. R.. Albany; Yellow Field and "White Dent corn. . Carty, James, Heppner; fleece Merino wool. Chrlstenson. N. C, Newberg; White Winter" whea t. Clark H., Pop Corn: American Siae oatj Chcct Native English rye. Clark, John. Pendleton; Bluestem Henry. Dayton; rye In sheaf. Coffey. P. V.. Lane County: timothy. Colder. W.. Lincoln: Clark's No. 4 oats. Crawford. L. L.. Manning; flax (In seed). Currln. George J., Heppner; fleece Me rino wool. Curtis, C. C. Douglas; fleece Merino wool. Curtis, H. R., Salem: display of Folsle wheat. Day. R. M., Lane County; double-headed wheat. Dale. W. H.. Helix: Dale's Glory wheat. Darby. James, Waldo Hills; display of gray oats. Davis. Jasper, Burns: alfalfa. De Graw. G.. Weston; Club wheat. Dewing. J. A.. Lostlncr Red Chaff Clun wheat, sheaf orchard grass. Devln. Jay. Heppner: fleece Merino wool. Dewall. Pete, Albany: Spring Golden Chaff wheat. Dickson. R. B., Dicksonvillc; wheat and barley. Doane. Bert. Forest Grove; timothy. Doane. Bert, Forest Grove; timothy hay. Dorherty, Dan, Pendleton; white winter barley. Dodd, .C. J.. Lane CountyrGoldon Chaff wheat. Donald. M.. Hay Canyon; Club wheat. Dougherty & McDavId. Heppner; Me rino fleece wool. Downing, A. L., Sublimity; Prohibition wheat. Dundas, James, Dayton; Red Chaff wheat in sheaf. Durbin. C. B.. Antelope: wool, raw un washed; Moreno fine wool. Douglas. S. M.. Lane County: field oats. Epplnger. Fred, Baker City; Bromus Inermus grass. Egbert, II.. Wrentham: bluestem Win ter wheat, Sonora wheat. Eugene Excelsior Works, Eugene; bale of excelsior. Fanno, A. R-, Beaverton; white vetch seed. Fisher. H. IC. Haines; volunteer bar ley In sheaf, timothy grass, alfalfa grass. Fitchaed. C. I. Independence: hops. Fltzgorald. Charles, Salem; bluestem wheat. Folsom. Harry, Pendleton; bluestem wheat, rye. Foster, Henry, Pine Valley; banner oats. ' Fox. J. A., Crawfordsvllle: popcorn. French, H. S.. Corvallis; mohair and cotswold wool. Frlsble. J. W- Forest Grove; gold coin wheat In fcheaf. Froman, T., Albany: excelsior and Amplor's rust proof oats, white Winter wheat, Froytag, Oscar, Mllwaukle; grains and forage. Fryatt. John, Corvallis; cotswold wool. Gage, G. W., Dilliard; White Defiance wheat. - Gage. 11., Falls City; banaza king oats. German. Al. Salem; side oats. Garrison, Sam, Lane County; yellow corn. Gill. E.. Dufur: white Winter wheat Godard. Henry. Lane County; tall oats. Goodman. L. V., Oak Grove: Austra lian white Winter and Australian club wheat, timothy eecd. Goodman. W. S.. Freewater; orphan merino wool fleece. Goss, New Bridge: white corn on cob. Grant," General. Dallas; mohair. Gregg. E. Ballston. velvet chaff wheat fife, oats, black Prince, redtop grass. Gregory. S. E Oregon City, Spring wheat. Griffin, F. M., lone; bluestem and lit tle club wheat. Grobcgralg, R. E., Pendleton; yellow corn. Gross. George, Highland; highland chief barley. Gross, J. J., Adams; red chaff wheat. Guthrie. T.. Dallas; mortgage lifter and Alexander oaxs. Gumm, Lane County: white corn. Halley. Grant, Grass Valley; little club and Sonora wheat, Hamlin, W. F., Albany; black velvet wheat, Hamm. Mr.. Lane County: white corn. Hampton & Grimes, Olalla; oats 'hi straw. Hannagln. H., Moro; little club wheat m the sheaves. Hartley, James, Richland; little club Hatfield, C. W.. Melrose; oats. Hazen, M. F Warren; yellow 'dent com. Hellner, S. A Baker City: merino wool in natural state. Angora fleece. Hclnrelch, Albany; Carter's queen wheat. Herman. Lane County; Bulgarian red wheat. Holloway. William, Albany; . glory of England oats. Houston, R. E., Albany: shadele3s wonder oats. , Huffman, C J. - Mrs., Grass Valley, fleece. Hawn, Dlcksonvllle; wheat. Hyrld'Bros.. Heppner; fleece merino TL'nnl Hulght, Henry. Albany; collective ex hibit of wheat, oats nnd barley. Hamblet. lone; bonanza oats. Hammon, E. J.. Molalla; leaf tobacco. Hardley, Charles. Hlllsboro; molds white Winter oats In grain. Hare. J. C. Hlllsboro; black Winter oats In sheaf. Hare. J. C Hlllsboro; Chili club wheat In sheaf. Harney County, Burns; native wild rrasses Harris, W. R.. Forest Grove; gray Haynes, Colonel Harry, Forest Grove; rfT.n foil JTin foil Haynum, William, Hlllsboro; tlmothy hay. Hayre, Thomas, Waldo Hills; gray oats. Hayes & Son. Heppner; fleece merino wooL Heldel. F. M., Hlllsboro; Boston but ter beans In scud. Hllbert, Frank, Alba; timothy. Hopkins, C. Falls City; duckbill bar ley. Howard, J. L., Galloway: fleece me rino wool. Hubbard. F.. Bridgeport; welcome oats. Winter fife wneat. Huckestein. A., Salem; display "of cigars. Hughes. John. Heppner; harper oats, bluestem wheat.' Humphries, John. Waldo Hills; prohi bition wheat. Hunt. John. Whitaker; yellow dent com. Hunt. J. P.. Waldo Hills; Kinney wheat, prohibition wheat. Hunt. W. E., Bakeoven; wool. Insane Asylum. Salem; alfalfa. Jamison. Rob, Weston: Sonora wheat. Jaynes Bros.. Cord: wool. Jenklne. L. T., Pilot Rock; bluestem wheat, Jochlmson. P.. Hood River; Wint.r rye. Australian club wheat, Jones, Charles M.. Nyssa; Kentucky blue grass. Jones. John E., Oregon City; Jar of barley and rye. -Tnnf1 WflltAr Dntgrln' 1 f-i 1 f Jones. William. Beaer Creek; "barley. L jumiaon, r . s.. r iora; speltz. .Jordan. H., Albany; red fife wheat. Junc?lon Excelsior Manufacturing Company. Junction: bale of excelsior. Kasmalske. H.. Albany: flax. Kay. Thomas, Woolen- Mill Company, Salem: display of wool. Keller, Henry, Grass Valley; club wheat, Kessler, George, Haywood; rye In sheaf. Klllln. Thomas B.. Hubbard; white clover seed, millet seed. King. A. L.. Grass Valley; oats. King. W. H. Waldo Hills: gray oaU. Kindt, P.. Kinton; Angora goat wopl (mohair.) Kirk. J., Crocket, Heppner; fleece merino wool. Koberg. J., Hood River; sweet corn on stalk. Stowell's evergreen. Kompp, Henry, Lane County; white French wheat. Ladd Sz. Reed Farm. Reedville; An gora coat wool. Iafollet. A. M., Gervais; hemp. Lage. Hans. Hood River; Australian club Winter wheat, gray Winter oats. Landreth. B. Z.. Smlthtleld: oats, peas. Leach. W. P.. AVeston; oats. Leffler. James. Sclo; prohibition wheat. Winter oats. Lemery Bros.. Adams; red chaft wheat, hulless barley. Lewis. J.. Oak Grove; Earlv Gene see oats. Llmroth. Paul. Boyd; beardless Win ter barley. Walla Walla club wheat. Llmroth. Paul, Boyd; yellow flint com. LInderman. F.. Lewisvillc; superior Scotch oats. Linn County; timothy seed, speltz, wheat and oats, shelled; black. Marlout Albacete and white barley, unshelled. Linn County; collection of seeds. Logsdon & Son. Manning; hops. Loomls. J. C. Lane County; barley. Lorenzen. Henry; Pendleton; white Winter barley. Lostine Mill Company, Lostine: wheat, Lundell, E. R., Ionefbluestcm wheat. Lyons, y. R.. Roseburg; wheat and timothy. Marlon County; mounted Cotswold sheep, washed wool. Markham. A. M.. Heppner; Merino wool. Mason. S.. Lane County; sweetbread wheat. Matthews, a W., Pilot Rock; fleece of wool. Meyers. M. M.. Albany; timothy. Miller, Fred. Echo; rye. Miller. H. C. Sclo; timothy. M llcr. H. C-. Sclo; volunteer oats. Milne, James. Baker Citj1; macaroni wheat. Mlnert. Claus. Albany; Kinney wheat. Minor, W. O., Heppner; one stand of Llongus Mlnorus grass, one sheaf of bluestem wheat, two bunches of bunch grass, two sheaves of rye. Molson. C G.. Needy; beans. Moore. J. C-. Greenville; McKinlcy wheat in sheaf. " Moore. Paul. Flora; yellow Dent corn. Morgan. John. Albany; vetch. Munkers. T. J.. Sclo; white Winter wheat, cheat. Slurry. L. B.. Falls City; beardless barley. Myers. Jefferson. Portland; Merino fleece wool. Myers. William. Ashland; peas. McCarty. John. lone; timothy. McCarty. W. G.. Heppner; fleece Me rino W'OOl. McEwen. A.. Athena: bluestem wheat. Mcintosh. George. Hood River; whito Dent, rice and popcorn. McRae, Donald T.. Antelope; wool. McRae. A., Milton; "forty-fold" wheat. McKIttrlcks. J. C Baker City; oats. i McKlttrlck, W. H., Baker City; littlo club wheat. Newell. W.'K., Dillcy; Clydesdale oats. Nlelson, A. C.. Lano County; white clover. Olden. H. m.. Fulrvlcw; bluestem wheat. Osterfleld. L. C.. Hclmlck's Bridge; wheat and oats. Paisley. L. Buxton; exhibit of to bacco cured In leaf. Palmer. Eugene. Albany; wheat, oats . i-aiiner, . i., uayion; wool. Parker. C. C, 'Lexington; wheat and barley, Parker. V. AT T.ovfnrrtnn. Tftln wneat. A Test Will Tell What Liquozone Can Do for You and It Is Free You who are waiting we ask you again to try Liquozone; to try it at our expense. You'll regret this delay when you learn what the product means to you. Do as millions have done stop doubting; give Liquozone a test. Then judge it by results. Germ diseases and there are scores of them call for a germicide. Those are the diseases to which Liquozone best applies. Don't cling blindly to old-time remedies. If you don't find them effective. Let us prove the power of the new. What Liquozone Is. The virtues of Liquozone are derived solely from gases. The formula is sent to each user. The process of making requires large apparatus, and from 8 to U days' time. It Is directed by chemists of the highest class. The ob ject Is to so fix and combine the gases as to carry Into the system a powerful tonic-germicide. Contact with Liquozone kills any form of disease germ, because germs are of vegetable origin. Yet to the body Liquozone Is not only harmless, but helpful in the extreme. That Is Its main distinction. Common germicides are poison when taken internally. That Is why medicine has been so helpless in a germ disease. Liquozone Is ex hilarating, vitalizing, purifying, yet no disease germ can exist in it. We purchased the American right3 to Liquozone after thousands of tests Parman. George, Gooseberry; blue stem wheat. Parvln, A. R., Red Hills; Texas red oats. Parvin. Ray. Salem; Texas red oats. Patterson. Mr., Lane County; King Philip corn. IUonH. A., Maclen nation. H. A., Macleay; white Eaton Peck. Henry. Central Point. Rankin's corn.. Peebler. D. A.. Pendleton; club and German Fife wheat, Pelton. Horace. Sam's Valley; collec tion of grasses, oats, champion white pearl corn. Penland Livestock Company, Hepp ner; fleece Merino wool. Perarl A Pllnt Pnf If floopo nt n-nnl Pharles. s.. Bethel; Baltimore, Wcl- come and Mortgaee-Lifter oats. I Phinns v a. t Mornr. Phlpps. Mrs. A. R., Medford; yellow Dent corn Pogue. Dr. G. A.. Ontario; Spring wneat ana alfairn. seeded together. I PODt K. T. HllhhnrH. Imla hna POne K. r. Hllhhiirrt' Imla hna Porter. Robert. Forest Grove: hops. Propst, A. G-, Albany; Early Wonder wheat. Quackenbush. A. J., Ontario; white navy. Bayou and Lima beans. Rafferty, William. Forest Grove; tim othy hay. Rather. W.. Corvallis; Merino wool. Redmond. John. McMinnville; Spring oats. Rees. W. S.. Ontario; Kaffir corn. Rhodes. J.. Bridgeport; oats, beans, beet seed. Rice. Dan. Hardman; bluestem wheat, Rlggs, R. R-. Bridgeport; Haggett's oats. Roberts. J. B.. Shedd; vetch seed. Robinson. George c. North Yamhill; club and bluestem wheat. Robinson. George. Laurel; mohair. Roper. H. G.. Antelope; wool. Sandness. J.. Barlow; white Spring oats. Kmney wheat, Scherzlnger, Henry. Heppner; Merino wool. Schlefflin Farm. Centervllle; Cotswold wool. Schofleld, Benjamin. Cornelius; exhibit of oats. Schulmerlch, Joseph, Banks; rink wheat in sheaf. Schweizer, Gus, Owyhee; alfalfa roots and stalks. Scott, J. H., Shedd; orchard and Lincoln grass. Scott. L.. Ballston; white Russian oats. English fedebox beans. Scott. W. G., Lexington; bluestem wheat. Seaweard. Harrison. Cord; wool. Sewell. James. Hlllsboro; hops. Shaw, C. L., Albany; barley and banner oats shelled; Kinney and golden chaff wheat unshelled. Shelton, R., Sclo; orchard grass. Shldier, J. H.. Phoenix: alfalfa. Shlnn, Cy.. Heppner; combination shoaf bluestem wheat and beardless barley; one sheaf bluestem wheat. Sigmai;. M.. Dufur: little club wheat. Simeral. W. L., Macleay; white Eaton wheat. Simmons. W. T.. Lane County; Living ston, evergreen com. Smith. George, Lane County; yellow com. Smith. George. Lane County; Australian club wheat In jars. Smith. J. EL & Sons, Pendleton; Full Blood wool. Smith, John. Albany: Big Maud S. oats Smith. T. G.. Echo; broom corn. Bpellman. David. Baker City; Mortgage Lifter oats, threshed. Stafford. W. B.. Oregon, City; assortment of grains and grasses in sheaf. Starbuck, T., Popcorn; oats. Groat Chief. Stewart. D. C. Forest Grove; mohair. Stickles. Charles, Lane County; sweet bread wheat. Stlnsel & Son, Wheatland; leaf tobacco Stone. Jerry. Athena: red Chaff wheat. Stoufter. Jacob. Salem: Folsle wheat. Stratton. Oren. Brownsville: white oats. Stratton. W. H., Cornelius; Moravian barley In sheaf. Stratton, William, Cornelius; vetches in straw. Struckmler. H., Albany: red clover. Strickland, Charles. Salem; white Hol land oats. - Stump. J., Monmouth: Canada White A Inter wheat, club barley. Sturdevant. Dan, Lebanon; Russian side oats. Sullivan. J.. Oak Grove: Hungarian Brome. Cheat Meadow and Kentucky blue grass. Swaggart, B. F.. Heppner; sheaf little club and red chaff wheat. Swan. L. P.. Champoeg; Six-Rowed bar ley and white Winter and bluestem wheat. Swan. L. P.. Champoeg; Sprlne barley. Taylor. Clarence, Lane County; golden chaft wheat. Taylor. W. A.. Salem; timothy. Teal. Albert. Falls City; vetcn oats. Thurston, Mr.. Beaverton; hops. TIce, G., Falls City; Great Northern oats. Townson. Perrydale; white Frencn wheat. Silver Mine and White Beauty oats. Turnbull, Thomas. Cord: wool. Turner. T. L., Stafford; corn, whoar. oats. Umatilla County, collective exhibit of wools. Unruh, Mrs. C, Dayton, red chaft wheat. Vaughn, T. J., Lane County; corn, wheat. Vaughn. T. J.. Lane County; millet. Vaughn. T. J.. Larjjs County; hairy vetch. Vlnls. Frank. Vale: oats, sheaf whent. Vitus, Bruno, Lake County; Defiance wheat. Waddell. AT M., McMinnville; New Zeal and oats, red clover. Wade, A.. Enterprise; Russian barley. Walker.- L. T.. Forest Grove; broom com In grain. Walker. Alex, Weston; red chaff wheat, blue barley. Walker, L. T., Forest Grove; Chineso peas. Wall. W. J:. Hlllsboro: Pennsylvania hard. Jones Winter. Fife, Stelnweidle, White Cross. Carter's Queen wheat, Wallace. G.. Beaver Creek; white Rus sian oats; Kinney wheat. Wallowa County: grasses and legumes. Ward. Thomas Wharton barley. Warner, Frank, Albany; white Winter wheat. Warner. K. G., Pendleton; Full Blood wool. Warren. E. M.. Lane Countv pmlnu It cases or sack. Warren. E. M.. Lane County; varieties of corn and popcorn. Wasco Milling Company, Wasco; blue stem wheat. Wells. Mrs. Laura. Forest Grove; tim othy hay. Werth. Fred. Newberg; black oats, bluestem wheat. Whitlow, G. R., Albany; three-grain oats. Wllkins. Amos. Lane County; bald bar- ley. Bluestem w:heaL Wllkins. Jasper, Lane County; Austra- I l..v. .u I tihi.. - i Wllliams. C. H., Lane County; vetch. had been made with it. Its power had oeen proved, again and, again, in the most difficult germ diseases. Then we offered to supply the first bottle free In every disease that required it. And over one million dollars have been spent to announce and fulfill this offer. The result is that 11,000,000 bottles have been used, mostly In the past two years. Today there are countless cured ones, scattered eerywhere, to tell what Liquozone has done. t But so many others need It that thl3 offer is published still. In late years, science has traced scores of diseases to germ attacks. Old remedies do not ap ply to them. We .wish to show thoso sick ones at our cost what Liquozone will do. Where It Applies. These are the diseases In which Liquozone has been most employed. In these it has earned Its widest reputa tion. In all of these troubles we supply the first bottle free. And in all no matter how difficult we offer each user a two months' further test with out the risk of a penny. Asthma Abscess-Anaemla: Bronchitis Blood Poison Bowel Troubles Coughs Colds Consumption Contagious Diseases Cancer Catarrh Dysentery Diarrhea Dyspepsia Dandruff Eczema Erysipelas Fevers Gall Stones Goitre Gout Gonorrhea Gleet Hay-Fever Influenza. La. Grippe Leucorrhea Malaria Neuralgia Piles Qulnsy Rheumatlsm Scrofula Syphilis Skin Diseases Tuberculosis Tumors Ulcers Throat Troubles 3n the "Doctoring" of Clothes HERE are lots of Clothes shaped by the hot Flat iron instead of bv ier- inanent hand-stitching. Because the hot Pressing-iron is "the ready Doctor" for all defects in the Making of Clothes. With it the fulness in an over -stretched seam may be temporarily shrunken out. But such shrinking or stretching, through heat and moisture, does not remove the defects they cover. The Flat-iron merely dopes them temporarily so the garment can be "sold on its looks." And, the first few days of damp weather on which that garment is worn, the shrinking relaxes, and the stretching contracts. Then the Coat reveals the Diseases for which it was "doctored." Shoulders get lumpy and sloping. Collar "sets away" from the neck or binds so tightly that it produces a seeming hump on the back. Lapel bulges out at one side. Sleeves twist around or pinch un der the arms. Coat Front wrinkles diagonally. How are you to know a Coat "doc tored" by the Flat-iron before you buy it? This is how you may know a "Sin cerity Coat," free from these hidden faults, in any Clothier's Store. Observe the man in the picture! Note how he lays the Coat on the table. Now see the straight lineot Collar, where it turns over, and along its outer edge. That straight line is proof positive that the Coat has been cut correctly and hand-stitched into its final shape without Flat-iron faking. A "doctored" Coat will show a full wavy outer edge of collar, or a curving line at turn-over, when held in this position. , And, no matter how well the "doc tored" Coat may fit you when you first put it on, there is always a risk that the first damp day's wear vdeform it.Jand Caricature the Wearer. It costs money to insure against every defect in workmanship permanently with expert hand-needle-work instead of with the tricky Flat-iron. And that's just how we insure our Sincerity Clothes. Cloth can't be worked up like metal, you know. It can't be stamped out, and made into good Clothes by machinery, which gives rigid uniformity. No two Suits or Overcoats are ever made precisely alike, though cut from the same piece of cloth and off the same set of patterns. Defects of some sort will creep into almost every garment in the making. These defects can be "covered"' from sight, at the cost of a few cents, by Flat-iron faking. And, that'show 80 per cent, of them are covered. Or they can be permanently removed by "Sincerity" Stitching. Now, we don't claim to make the only good clothes in America. But, we do turn out, we believe, the most uniformly good Clothes every Garment of which must infallibly hold its shape till worn out. It costs time and money and superb vision to put such Shape-Insurance into the Garment through Sincere hand stitched Revision. Now, if Shape-Insurance, and Sin cerity Tailoring, are worth anything to you, you had better look for the label of the "Sincerity Clothes" Makers on your next purchase. That label reads as follows: ir KUH, MATHAM V FISCHER 00. CHICAGO Williams. H. N.. Lostine: alfalfa seMl. Willis. E-. Linn County; orchard grass. Wilson. S. P.. lone: bluestem wheat. Wlgglesworth, R. F.. Heppner: Merino wool. Wolfe. E.. Falls City; wheat, oats, bai ley. Alsike clover. Word, E. J.. Gaston; English rye grass. Word. E. J., Gaston: timothy hay. Wright R. G-. Baker City; little club wheat. New Zealand oats. Wright. Steve. Woodburn; Spring bar ley. Winter wheat. Gray Winter oats, timothy. Wyrick. M. M., Pendleton; bluestem wheat (threshed). Younger & Jones. Independence: hops. Younger, John. Independence: wheat. Young. Walker. Lane County; white Winter wheat. Also most forms of the following: Kidney Troubles Liver Troubles Stomach Troubles Women's Diseases Fever, inttammatlon or catarrh Impure of poisoned blood usually Indicate a germ at tack. In nervous debility Liquozone acts as a vltallzer. accomplishing remarkable results. 50c Bottle Free. If you need Liquozone. and have never tried it, please send us this cou pon. We will then mail you an order on a local druggist for a full-size bot tle, and will pay the druggist our selves for it. This is our free gift, made to convince you; to let the product itself show you what it can do. In Justice to yourself, please accept It today, for it places you under no obli gations 'whatever. Liquozone costs 50c and $1. CUT OUT THIS COUPON Fill it out and mall It to The Liquozone Company. 438-404 Wabash Ave., Chicago. My disease Is..... I have never tried Liquozone. but if you wilt supply me a 30c bottle free I will take It. 7C2. Give full address write "plainly. Note that this ofTcr applies to new users only. Any physician or hospital not yet usinc Liquozone will be gladly supplied for a teat.