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TI1E SUXD.VT ORFCOMAX, PORTLAND, DECEMBER J. l!).."!.
MR. DALY PURSUES
WATER AlETER PLAN
Splif Requisition Mcthcd Is
Used Despite Ruling as to
it. Advertising Weed.
DELIVERY IS QUESTIONED
Mra.artnz .Maarhl.tr a Are Ilcporte-J
to Hate Hern Obtain! Loo; Ile-
! Order Wfff
l auul t'ralarr Kescak-fJ.
Vi'.out ..riinr f-r bl-ls a"
atntt.ag Cjfn cia.pu'..n, C-mr'issinr
I .y has t-umu...! tu purchase f
3: water maters ltn to W'oriS iH
te Malar Coc;pj.. involving a tola.
ir, ( 111. Tie purchase war
teaa by meaB ef p:sf Miulsltloo
It spit of aa ooianjt antte-t 11 Ja-
ttary by Cl:y Attcrnay l-a HfH put
I n i4d p-o--d.r uaJr lb baa.
T piaa of -r.ter purtU came ta
.4.4':r Ci.-tur put k. l'l doa
a ta prupojitioa &-! 4fnut4J t
l mt.r t owirvti la tonUc
witft, IB r&artar. wBi-h proi4a Cor
. coar.pat. ta ail r4re for
1 r luDOt-vt acrtlr.a: mo fa toaa
ji le toL
S.fs.i.s coa!itav las I a a 125 mar
DucrUJ by rqi 1:10a, altaouca
Ity Af.oraay U Hoc has ruled that
lie nkii of t r vj-it.o cr
a etas of suspU tftlc( I.J
r ? la ect i illegal.
Krttn ! la Lata a4 r-rt.
Ta J. a.tr wr purcaa! I
lit of Hi wan.-, oS..i ta purchase
by r'ViK-'oa wiiaoui a4rtme for
lia ra - order wsre put
ttrauca ia AiikI. cat In (or
tnatare. l't ti' sun a order war
Ml UfOUO n l totr. caUlnaT for 3'
i-jHc. til oaa oriar waa put through
la .No.ater t.::;r. f-r metr.
Tie munt f rroey levvl4 l la
Mit ..:.. ia ta. r w I Hi.
taa b ''- it'p( paid fr at la
I' f I t . a.
v - t .-Tt:n B'4tnr ef r"VJt-
r,.Jfi. this ami cam la t'l'y AS
J tof F.rii.r f ur b arprol b bI4
j !! (inm n ! rrf4 lm Ij
Attaraay tw Koctta f it adi-a a
l ilii.-juri aroj.4 ta aji:a
in taa ; la appfom loa pur &.
Vir. La U'd ron(rr.d "111 Mr.
1' y an t (at a l"f-r frm him ta la
f'a-l ta; taa mtr ' pr-Ba4
la a w r tay vara H
ot poaip.a l foraa IBa aumbar af
mtur ba da.l. A''ror4ia'.y Jtf
1 a Kortt 4uii AaJ.tor ljrbur lo
bi aaffia t tba rint o.
Matara Raaal Wora Maaaitaftlaav
tb pU cf prscadvira
auvoot oi4 J aa I Mr. C'aty 4bra.tt4
aa cf4iaanv Co tba CatiBOl la IBa anaa
par prt-rtbi by lb t.ty cbartar caliJ
lna t jr ia Jrt.in for Z malar
a b ! la IB fucura. Tit ofJt-aB-
a ii6mi:ni oca nr Mr.
lurbur cia:at4 Mr t'.r ipui rj4l-
i:t.ut p by arbicb mcra aara ba- f
W 4rt ft4ti a aii from oaa cm
pasy I'tml ta formality of aitnc
atar coaip4Bta aa apportuaily la ub
: b4.
Tsa r.jj:i' on erJr ahl.B) ara en
fua ta tba cftica of Iba Auditor abow
a aumbar of iimii ul tart, la aairaral
Inttancaa I fa rarer da io tbal tho
n-tr ra rva;.J at lf atar
a. rara:ptat tar 1j bfra tba
ramticiia for tBir purcaaaa vol lo
Ifla Auditor' utCic.
Tba mcr company front bi-a lb
P4r:n ra rnvl b boadtoar
tr ta .-aattt. J it boar iba mtr
rmvi:l ba abippo4 aal racatvl at lb
lrtianl rr iAnp day bafora tba
raiui.;n tr tb'ir purcbaaa a
rt. isrouib tba ntual raurta. t
cna of tba oBuioat pbaa ot lb propo
tioa.
Nba) of Palltary taaaaaal.
It la raport4 tbat tbra r In
tor al taa jtr abp about )w
mat-r kuk b boi ba pt4rcb4ad
by Iba ct'.y. Tt vara aail lo bay
bn ta adJttiua i taa otbar utr
purvbaa2
Jmt bow tba propo:tioa of dalivary
af m t-r t ba bandll aaatna to
ba ton. ir a of a rjt oo. but
parsc ara tbal trsa d.trtaa war
fnada all tba mtr taban oar by lb
t-'T tb (put rv- itioo pua
.la-i
lt aa ofttatott writtaa Jnury 2.
I'll, by tit y Attoreay La Hocba lo
V'lBulMl rur.'B4tr.BT Aant Woo-4. Iba
"ipi't rau:vtion propaittoa I baid
! b ti.L ta taa p:nioa Mr. La
l:o-Pia Ml
-br a Commliiar la!od lo
fjfc?it a nuanttf.y of aaovvi. a quan
tity of a:da bammar. a qtiaatity of
w and a a'taacity of as, it ta a
i!toi cf tr.i cbartar praytatoa to
toal IBa rqii:j(r!oa of tba Bbovata
lamfi, ! an I a aa prt
V4rvA4JK9 ba alt ara baratna and
t-t for at tba ama lima aol bata
lb ant tO'iiiiu;..
4-rl"aa taxraa Da da.
"W ! a Jylaa yot taa ba faui.
tioa r your off:i- from diffar
aat Comm:aioar for upp:ia and
maar!4i Ibt ara ordinarily rarrlad
ta -o-- I y ona dlr. all v. b rMtiii
ti'n ftonlJ ba rofnainad, aa! If l.i
tafal !.) f:V tbry botij
liNili af:r da !yrt.m-ot
"If It appaar tlt tba qu.n:ity pur
rt-l la iaa tba tba quantity tntnl.
4 ta ba ' tbtt t :Si. ta)
ta amount 1. t. tbn tba pur
ba -u j aot ba m ! altboul B J.
-fiiffn an: tba ari-la ara BacB
11 tay raaoot oy-Mlvaflly ba pur
fcl at taa aacna titna of tba vaoi
-ii tdat."'
rur!ri4T tba ri'y-yMa w I r. Try t r
f cnt a:b toobi p:a'a h.tmt ffprtrt. aod
art.cft raui'a ta tba mtr tia af
St- taty biic daf.!.j oyarxbalm
!. y t la ?;rr-tt ws rn.Ja tbl 1
Mr. Taly - fit ba ruM no abrtj
111 B-iafar tba riry rardl ef lb
-ota af in paopl or tb TV.
it Ball. roul b doB By buylntT
'nntft oa r"l'ilt:or.. Tba I'outrii
baa .!'pti tba p.Jliry of parmUlln
matara a a:t !- wb.ra rn-"
ma?a fr matra an-l tba macara ar ba
ln aa- a a poit'a m'ir bra
Barofi ara u.rtl of wtnT atr.
Mr. r'y 'a tb l'iJJ af fi tba
j matary nall arc vabicr maan virtually
tHJl aa iiea- at B I a (n CUT rcatr
' malaria1 cab mrr..y c n. bthr
aar rnaka srplii-atloa for malar or
at
a!a-n. Or.. tlt prld. Praaldoal W,
1. Krr. of tb oraafon Atrricult oral
l o Una. Bpaak OQ Tba AIM-
rultur': Harry lammra. Hoaaman.
Moni. "Community Ilraadlac"; C I
Jo. a. ina?ctr of Iba Hura of Ani
mal HuaNarMry. I part inanl of Arl
rviltura, "rum Tfalmanl of
. M. Itumnar. I'ortlan-i. "Kralcbt
llat-a for lu ra -ttrasj MikT: rrnfaor
I- J 'nj. daa of tba Idaho Kpr.
m. n t ion. ""ort Cropa for
Staina"; WlUiara lllalob. profaoaar cf
animal husbandry. WaaMncloa aetata
t oll.. " inar tba liroo-4 fo Uur
In l'rnncy"; T. J. NaarbllL IVaah
IbcIoh atata aant boy Bn4 HrW club
ora, t'Blt4 ntata Ipartrrvant of
A iTIrollory. "Hoy' and Olrla" 11
fl-ba-; k R. Iiray. Mlioo Waah..
oat of fork fro-lurtloa."
Tno mttntT prom!a la ba wI al-
lnd4 by tain braaniaro front Ina four
tataa and Iba aaaoa-latloa arlll lak
ura many Important ma tiara partatalttal
la lb furthar dalopmnt of tha
a ina Induatry la tb I'arlftc Nortn
at.
AranaTnant fcava b parfaetad by
lb Kantoa Tractloa Company to put
four-rar Iralaa Into r lea, a trala
ruaniBtT yry aya tnlauiaa all this
Mk. ThU will jiy a capacity for!
1 !.) a day aod will mak It mora
convaniaat fr th crawda atlanJaot
upon tha fifth annual I'aa-ifle Intr-
eatloaal U'aalDck Kipoaltlon.
t;naral Maaawtor O. M. I'lummar aa
aouncaa that tha atrouDda will ba opaa
t inlay al tba atorkvarda ta all who
may d.ra to aa ta tiMbio, many
of Miq Bira!r af lnitallJ.
SOME FOWLS TO BE SHOWN AT COMING SHOW.
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CIRCLES REVIEW WORK
r.iMtT.TT:Acii.it ruriEST re
roT o AcnviTit.
Aaaarlattaai aaaaall Davldaa ta Tab
t bars a It ad traaa Bawl bataa
aa) Paaaa-r lb-14.
A aarray of work arrompllabd dur
Inar taa year waa mada al a maatlac
of tba ccaiacll of tba rraat-Tacbr
Aaxlatloa at Iba Ctntral LUbrary. Frl
day. D: am bar J. Tit maatiBC waa
praat4d oyr by tba pratda L. Ura
Ala Lao Slapbaaa. Tha BBtl-clcarotta
carrpalgn. aoclal aarvlca aad Iba com
mur.lty work wad rrport4 apcli.y
Crallfylna.
Tba coubciI dldd by a aaaalaaoas
vol to tak cbarara of tba aala of Had
Croaa atampa oa Dacatabar IS aad 1
for lb Oro Soarlaly for lb lTn-
lion of Tubarculoata. Mrs. . S. Myr.
Mr, taadar Martla and Mrs. Ordway
war narrtad lo lak charge of Iks al
on tboaa da a
Mr. Iloy lrtaraoa waa aad corra-
apondmaT -rtary of lb council lo
fill a vacancy cauaad by Iba drpartura
from Iba city of Mr a. iiarbart Koatar.
Mr. V. II. rrsil rpor(d tkai lb
pur Itlrratur commiti bad pry pa rad
tou book lil raady for dialritulloa.
Laxiur win b civva in variou part
of tb city anday iba auplca of th
corjrr.lt la.
Mr. I. I. Iiondurant. chalrmaa of
lha Jgtttilia Court ron'tnttt-. rrportcd
that It caa bad baan callad ta tb
attaniiota of tbnt coniraitta aad dlapo
1 1 mn snail. Tn com m n la provided
1) TbarhaT ri baakala for Beady
fsmlilt.
Tb aoclal rvt- aocnraitt raporl-
d Ibal mar. y motbars of chlldran
whoa fatbar bad baan uaabl to find
work bad appald lo lha aoclal Brv.
tea dparlmal for food and clothinc.
aed thai Ibcir caa a bad raclvd
prompt attanttoa.
Krport of tba dnlal clinic commit
la. aboaad a alay la tba atabltk
man l of lha fra danlal clinic owinc
lo th action of Ih budcat comralttca
la rafustna tba appropriation asked for.
FINE CHICKENS DUE
Oregon Poultry and Pet Stock
Show Opens Tomorrow.
RECORD ENTRY INDICATED
at f . f'i AWiWW jr j--
.ij: 'hy
t,Vb y 'ytZej?Aj-n -w-yavy5
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ROSE-LINED HIGHWAY AIM
l'r-tlal Plaoa Conlrinplala Oinrtsl
lloral Dc-dlration Display.
6da and kdca ef bloornlnsr rosas
llninc tha tark atrlpa la all taa prta
clpal atraata laadiBaT out lato tba Col
umbia li ebway. aad bloomlntt rosas
oa yry farm and bomastcad aiona; tha
ltaa of lb Highway, la tha plan that
I blnc workad out for tb IM4 Itosa
l'tlval. a ban Iba d-llctlon of tb
Crt scvnlc road Is lo ba f'aturad.
It. J. Jaaitr. cbalrmaa ot tba com
mittaa on ntrtalnmnl. social faaturas
and dadlralion ot tha Columbia High
way. la th Faatlval board, baa con
farrd with florists of tba city aad will
laka th mat tar up aa aoon aa posslbl
with raaldcats all alone tba Columbia
Highway, and tb slraata of Portland
wb!rb fd Into lha Highway.
Tba florists announc that If roass
ar plaatad by January 1 thay caa ba
Tpactad lo ba la full bloom by th
:'tivl lima.
LEWiSTON SHOW CLOSES
K1P-TII AXXt'At. LIVESTOCK DII1AT
movr. CURAT l CCK5-.
STOCK SHOW IS TO?.! OR ROW
I'ralart Mill fl naracjurt for wln
p rryvlyra W rJ a-aia y Night.
ritta af tha faatur of tb Pac-ifle
Tn-.arnat.ooai Uyto. ia. jt-ioar. which
. .will opo st ta Port '.aod I moo Hlock
,'yarda turaorraw. will b Iba baou! of
ta Washington, or aeon. 11.10 aad
'"loats&4 ji a tn ItroaHarV Aaaoclatloa
" at l.ia m?rta! oa V-iaaday Bight
at ii
da-ratary E. E. r:t!a baa aa
"aauacod taa followjsg programma lor
b acraalas:
U-lrdaUal Tbosaa iKafik. ef
BOARD TRIES TO INTERVENE
Comml-wlon rile Motion In Salt for
Mandija A:alnl Mr. Ixw Is,
MALKM.' Or. Ic. 4SpaclaL) A
mottoa to lotanrana aad a danavrrar to
tba application of I'ctarsoa A Joha
nb, Clatsop Coualy contractors, for
a writ of mandamu agaiost Flat tn
gtnaar Law la. was filsd today by Joha
McNary In bahalf of K. I. Cantin.
ci-puty atata anginaar. and tba Mat
Highway Commission. Tb Kuprcra
Court took Ih motion and dmurrr
andr adytamnt until Bait haturday.
Tha contractor ara altarapting to
cornp! Itnginvar twla to furnish aa
vstimal oa Iba ground that undr th
iiaw highway law ha la stal highway
Binr. Mr. Lu coatnds that h
has bass ralvd of that duly.
Nan l:shlbtrtaa Ta raaat la Bis ral
t'aatar Vt aaav rar-tlc-lpata Th
Kraal la fcala Affair.
IEWISTON". Idaho. Dec. i. (SpaclaL)
Today closes tha fifth annual North
trail UtailMt Show. With 111 ex
ception of a slight rain on two days.
th weather has bn Ideal, and that
Lawtston I th logical location for th
staging of .his great annual exposition
ta generally conceded. Each day proved
better than th preceding one.
Last evening tha climax was reached
at l!i stockmen annual social event.
tb night hors show. Th massir
tnt. which seated mora than 1000 peo
ple, was packed to th entrance. Bunt
ing. National colors and flags wer in
profusion and a myriad of light turned
th night into day. waen tb gaiiy
bedecked rrl-winners wer brought
In th seen preaeated on of unusual
splendor.
Th first ntry- waa JO Percheron
stallions, and aa they pranced Into th
arena th bands played tb star
fpsnglad Banner. A cheer was given
from 1000 throats, which seemed to
rata th canvas roof. Th horses en
tered Into th spirit of th occasion,
and Joyously danced about tha arena.
Among tha principal exhibit to which
th enthusiastic crowd gave close at'
tenllon was the famous livery Shetland
pony from Union. Or. Occupying the
Irapa with drlvera were Mr-dames
Stacy. Mo wen. Qelllam. Randal. Thomp
son. Nelson, t'tvine and Dick. Miss
Nelson drove a two-tandem team and
carriage, and Howard Turnley an Eng
lish gig.
A novelty was preaeated In tb
"Bending Kace." Poira wer placed in
two line tha length of th arena, the
distance between Ihem being about II
feet, lour horsemen competed, two at
a time. Tb object was to stgxag
through th poles n th quickest time.
Psul Classton defeated Ewing Sle
vans and Howard Turnley defeated
George Thiessen. Clagstona then d
tested Turnley.
Socially, and from every other stand
point, th third annual horse show ever
held In th Taciflc Northwest was an
Immense success. During the evening
Harry Summers, tie popular Mori tan
stockman, from the anna solicited sub.
scrlptions from non-residents of Lewis
ton for th show here next year. Nearly
12000 was Pledged, among those don at
ting being Governor Moses Alexander
who contributed to apply on this
year's event and art additional $100 to
the next show.
Thirty-five cars of stock ar being
shipped out of here by special train and
will arrive In Portlcna. Sunday morning
to ba exhibited at tha International
livestock Show winch will be held In
that city next week.
SrRPKISE GIVEN FOR COUPLE JIARRILD 43 YEARS.
I v : v L y. .Y ; i II
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Warden Wagrer Dinner
With State Biologist.
Office Altarbes Ar Impatient
- far Dereaibrr 13, aa Tbey tat
Matter V hick Ios.
T"st
HERB are several attaches of the
tat Kama warden's office who are
anxiously awaiting th lith of Decern
ber. It Is awaited by the game warden.
Carl Shoemaker, with an amused smile.
for he Is quite confident of the cf
flcscy of his Judgment. And William
L. Klnley. stste biologist, also has faith
In his prognostications as lo what will
happen on that day.
Not many days ago these two men
were discussing ways and means of In
creasing the circulation of the Oregon
Sportsman, the quarterly publication
of th stat gam and fish commission.
"If you could rais the circulation by
600 copies you would be able to get
second-class rates. was the observa
tloa of Mr. Flnley. "But such a thing
In so short a Urn Is not likely," he
averred.
"I'll bet you thst I can get that many
new subscriptions by the middle of De
cember." stoutly maintained Mr. Shoe
maker. v
"What!" exclaimed Mr. Flnley. "Why.
the thing can't be done."
"Well I'll bet you a dinner for all In
the room that by December 15 I will
have at least &00 new subscriptions,"
Itersted Mr. Shoemaker.
"I'll call you." was the firm response.
So It la quit evident why two men
ar particularly anxious about th com
ing of liecember is. ana tne otner two.
on of them being It- E. Clan ton. super
intendent of hatcheries, are more than
mildly Interested.
Mr and Mr. Endrs Larsen wr glva a surprise by their relative and
fr1nl at tb.tr home. l.JI tianale street, tn Laurel Burst, November Si. th oc
casion being their litb wadding anniversary. They wer taken to the the
ater la tbe afternoon aad while away the house was decorated and dinner pre
pared for iba gueete. Wba M.-. and Mrs. Larsen returned some of the
guts bad arrived
Liasr waa folibwed by music, dancing and card playing. Little Mlsa Burs
a4a Crouch pleyad tba violin aad Bang.
Among tboaa prnt for tb affair was a son. I II. Larsan, who. with
his wtfa. tana from St. Paul. Mlnn to attend th gathering. Others present
were: Mr. and Mr. U. Bortameyer. Mrs. Steams. Mrs. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
ft. Hansen. Mr. and Mra J. t'rsndaan. Mrs. IL C Tranberg. C. N. Mlckel
sen. Mr. and Mrs. H. Rasmusssn. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hansen, Mr. and Mr. C. Han
sen, Mr. and Mrs. A. lUsmussn. Mr. aad Mr. A. Krohl. Mr. and Mrs. N. Nel
son. Mr. and Mrs. O Grtschon. Misses Laura Hansen. Martha Prandsen. Ruth
I-aaeaaa. Mary Larsan. Jul'.a Mtckatsan. Evelyn Hunter. Bornsdean Crouch.
Iwrstar Laratti: Cbariea and !aul Kckaiman. .Edward and Kellen Morgan,
Wt-Ueia ("raise, Fred aad L-lu liauaa, Marua Taslcl aad Goorg Larsen. Cat.
THRIFT CAMPAIGN IS
Attractive, Prizes Are Offered
Kent Mctlio..!, Susgested.
ON
for
Ejrit Contest Will Be New Feature.
1'lf.eons, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese,
Hares and Guinea Pigs to
Have Good Representation.
With a total of !00 exhibitors and
something like KOO to 1500 Individual
birds entered, t.ie seventh annual Poul
try and Pet Stock Show, which is to
be staged in the basement of the Teon
building all thia week, will be by far
the largest ev-r held by the Oregon
Poultry and Pet Stock Association. The
number of entries is about 20 per cent
larger than last year and the prixe
money, $1500. Is about double that of
last year's show.
Exhibitors are bringing- birds from
all sections of tha Northwest for the
show and a number of Eastern men I
also will show, here on their way home!
from the San Francisco Exposition.
Some breeders will u represented
from British Columbia.
The quarters in tbe basement of the
Old-Time Southern
Festival
Tuesday evening, Dec. 7, in ballroom of
Hotel Multnomah
for the entertainment of dinner guests
.who make table reservations in the balllrooin
for the
Dinner Dance Typical of
the Old South
-beginning at 6:30 sharp, with a table
d'hote dinner at $1.00.
Details in Monday's Oregonian.
of so many of the Indians, from an
epidemic unfamiliar to them.
Mr. White has been closely identi-
Yeon building have been fitted up in i fled with the growth of Umatilla coun-
the best possible manner. The first
birds arrived Thursday and the coops
sre now well filled up. In addition
to chickens there will also be shown
pigeons, turkeys, ducks, geese, hares
and guinea pigs.
There will be a special exhibit of
pigeons ty the Oregon Homing Pigeon
Club and a large space has been set
sside for this. There will be 40 In
dividual entries of pigeons represent
ing all varieties.
Something new this year is a class
for utility birds. In this class the
Judging' will not be done from tbe
standpoint of pure breeding, but from
the ability of the birds to turn out
eggs. This Is considered to be particu
larly appropriate from the fact that
Oregon is said to be leading tbe world
In the development of hens with high
laying records. 1
There will be a turkey exhibit thia
year. Thia also is a new feature. The
higher cash prises offered this year
Justify breeders shipping their birds
and they are consequently taking a
greater interest In tbe show.
The bantam exhibit this year win
also be tbe biggest In the history of
the association's shows. It will Include I
all breeds and will represent breeders;
from all sections of tbe Northwest.
Tbe Importance of tbe poultry In
dustry to the state and consequently!
the importance of the poultry shows.
hlcb stimulate that Industry is
shown by figures compiled by the
Chamber of Commerce. They show that
the poultry Industry in Oregon for thei
year 191 amounted to $50,300,000. Thisi
mas greater than - tne total yieia ot
grain and greater than the combined
yield of fruit, wool, hops, salmon and
vegetables. It also surpassed the cat
tle Industry by I10.500.00C.
The Oregon Poultry and Pet Stock
Association is now senaing out invita
tions to its annual meeting, which is
to be held at the Imperial Hotel Decem
ber 28.
ty. where he leaves many friends.
He Is survived by his wife and the
following children: L. O. White. Her
miston; Mrs. W. B. Estes, of Wenat
chee; Millard F. White, of Portland;
Mrs. A. A. Hammer, of Spokane, and
Mrs. Nancy Means, of Hermtston.
Dairy Industry to Be Fostered.
' ABERDEEN. Wash.. Dec. , 4. (Spe
cial.) Definite plans for boating the
dairy industry in this county wll( be-1
made here at a merohants-larmers
banquet on December 17 at which Gov
ernor Lister and D. E. Willard. head of
the development department of the
Northern Pacific, will be the principal
guests. Mr. Willard probably will ar
range during his visit for a week's
stay hero sometime in February for the
purpose of visiting the various dairy
ing communities and to conduct meet
ings in the country schoolhouses.
Grandvlew Couple Wed.
GRAND VIEW, Wash.. Dec 4. (Spe
cial.) The marriage of Miss Nellie G.
Thomson to Frank D. Gano took place
here Wednesday at the home of the
bride's . parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Thomson.
INDIAN FIGHTER IS DEAD
w.
C WHITE. VMATILLA PIOIOSEH,
WITH SHERIDAX.
F1ft7-twe Yeare Spent aa Realdeat
Agriculturist la County Before
Death at Age' of S3.
William C. White, who died at Her-
miston. Or., November 2. at the age of
83. had been a resident agriculturist of
Umatilla County for 2 years.
Born in Tennessee February IS. 1832.
of Revolutionary ancestry, Mr. White
crossed the plains with his parents, and
upon the death of both of them when
w'as but a boy, came to Jiuunoman
County to live with a brother, John S.
White, who later became well Known
In the political life of the city and
state.
William C. White lived witn his
brother for two years, then purchased
200 head of cattle tn lamnlll county
and moved them to Umatilla County on
stock ranch. The heavy winter Killed
all but 18 of the cattle, and Mr. White
then went to work in the placer mines,
where he remained until 1863.
In 1S5 he married Miss Susan Aman
da Lenox, whose father crossed tne
nlains In 1843 and captained tbe first
emigrant train that came to Oregon.
During his early residence in Uma
tilla Mr. White was associated witn
Phil Sheridan In the Indian trouDles
that occurred In that part of the state,
when the Indians threatened to kill
he- whites because of the failure or
he whit nhvsirian to stop the death
Diamond Egg Food 1
is the old, reliable poultry food which has
for many years been the stand-by of many
practical poultrymen. It is a properly balanced
ration, made up by us from those ingredients
that have proven most satisfactory. No by
products are used.
Diamond Poultry Foods are being used to feed the Portland
Poultry Show.
Mandy Lee Incubators
will be displayed at the Poultry Show all week. You will be in
terested imthe special and exclusive features.
EGG-LEVEL VENTILATION providing for fresh oxygen
is now conceded to be the only perfect method of ventilation
no draft. This splendid feature, which makes for sturdier,
healthier chicks, is an exclusive feature of the new Mandy Lee.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE, or getyour copy at the show. While
at the show register at our booth and get on our mailing list
for new and seasonable publications of special interest to all
poultrymen. Ask for catalogue No. 362.
Portland Seed Co.
Front & Yamhill Sts.
Bird Manna Makes
Canaries Sing
T'a the .treat pecret of the ranary breeders of tha
Andreasberg. It will restore the ong of cage birds,
prevent their aliments and bring them back to good
condulon. If given during the season of sheddintj
feathers It will carry tbe little musician through thia
critical period without the loss of song. Sent by ruail
on receipt of lac la stamps. Sold by druggists. Bird
Bonk Free.
Not- Genuine Bird Manna is sold only in White
Metal Caps, with the trade mark P. B. V. Co. Bird
Manual printed in red. Beware of imitations.
PHILA BIRD ft OOD CO., 400 N. 3d St., Phi la.. Pa.
HILDREN HATE
PILLS, CALOMEL
AND CASTOR OIL
Give Fruit Laxative When Cross,
Bilious, Feverish or
Constipated.
California Syrup of Figs" Can't
Harm Tender Stomach,
Liver, Bowels.
To Interest children and adulta In
thrift, th National Educational Asso
ciation has Inaugurated an essay-writing
contest, for which substantial prises
ara offered. Th essay In tbe children's
contest are to be limited to 1000 words
1'rlies offered ar $100 for th best,
ISO for tbe aerond best. $21 for tb
third and fourth, and 110 each to tb
fifth, alxth. seventh, eighth and ninth,
fcaaays should be aent to tbe Stat Su
perintendent. Tbe essays In the adult contest are
to be on the subject of thrift, with an
outlln of a method by which th prin
ciples of thrift may b taught In th
public schools. These essay are lim
ited to 1000 words. First prise offered
la (Tie. second S2&0 aad third 1100.
Man Lone. Ann in Fall Vndcr Train
ASHLAND. Or, Dec 4. (Special.)
Joha Osgood lost his arm last night as
a result of a fall beneath the wheels of
tbe train he was leaving before It cam
to a stop. He Is 40 years old and was
en bla way to Roseburg from Slssion,
Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the "aose " mother Insisted
on castor olL calomel, cathartics. How
you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our childrep It's different.
Mothers who :ling t the o'd form of
physio simply don't ealtze what they
do. The children's revolt Is well-founded.
Their tender little "Insldes" aro In
jured by them.
If your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only dell
clou "California Syrup of Figs." Its
action la positive, but gentle. Millions
of mothers keep this harmless "fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take it; that it never falls to
clean it liver and bowels and sweeten
the stomach, and that a teaspoonful
given today savea a sick child tomor
row. Ask your druggist for a 60-cent bot
tl of "California iy-up of Figs," which
has full directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
on each bottle. Beware of counterfeits
sold here. See that It is made ty -California
Fla- Syrun Company. Refuse
any --.er kind with contempt. Adv.
Oregon Bird and
Pheasant Farm
Propagators of
Ca'ge Birds and Pheasants.
English, Chinese, Golden, Silver
and Reeves Pheasants.
P. G. BETTENDORF
Proprietor,
BeavertoB. Or. Roate 1, Whltferd
Station, Oregon Electric Cars.
Black Leghorns
AND
White Leghorns
The Very Best.
Eggs and Stock for Sale
JOHN M. 1VIANN
382 SUrk St, Portland, Or.
BLASTER INCUBATORS
Trjey are called Master because they
are Master of all Incubators at the
Show.
MASTER INCUBATOR CO.
415 Jessup St, Portland, Or.
QTJINEA pjGS
FOR FROFIT Boys and girls can sell
all they raise for Pets and Scientific Pur
poses. J Write for literature
MAURICE R. MANN
869 East Tenth Street K. Portland, Oregon
Georgia Shawl Neck
Eggs and Stock for Sale
V. T. BRUEGEL, 585 Leo Ave.
SeHwood 112 Portland, Or.
The People of Oregon
Should Appreciate What
The
POULTRY
SHOW
does for our grand state by at
tending the seventh annual ex
hibition to be held in the base
ment of the
Yeon Bldg.
Fifth and Alder Streets
ADMISSION 25f. CHIL
DREN ACCOMPANIED BY
ADULTS FREE
We will have the grandest and
largest aggregation of birds and
pet stock ever shown in the
Northwest It's truly the Mad
ison Square Show of the Pa
cific Northwest Information
cheerfully furnished.
Oregon Poultry and
Pet Stock Association
P. G. Bettendorff. Pres.
John M. Mann, Sec'y.
3S3 Stark St., Portland, Or.
Young's Rabbitry
Breeders of
BELGIAN HARES, NEW ZEALAND
REDS AND FLEMISH GIANTS.
KAACY AXD UTILITY.
R F. D. I, Box 151. Mllwankie, Or.
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