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THRESHINCP WILL
SOON BEGIN
Willamtt Valley Whtat Grow
era to Get Busy This Week
Crop, la. Good.
PASTURAGE IS SHORT ;
BUT STOCK IS EXCELLENT
Hop Lic Not at AH Numerous About
th .Yard. While Burs Art Form'
' m( Early Apples Ar -Rips and
- Other Fruit Doing Well. ,-
,.' ttMt Orvon crop bull.thi of th.
. dap.rtra.nt of agrloultur, by Kdward
A. Beal. Motion diraeton t
Th. put w..k wi th. hott.at of th.
on, and -no ruin ot onaquno oo-
curred In any trt or th aut For
' tunatdy th wind r.a vanarally Hcht
and th whaat crop uffarod but Uttl.
- - daraa. - - In - th - Grand Honda vallay
, and In soma or tha Columbia mar conn
tla a. at of th Caaead monntaina lata
i aown aprinv wBaat waa damaced br tha
hot VMtMr and will probably ba out for
hay. Th bulk of tha crop, howavar, la
a fa, and both aprlna and aU wh.at ar
now baing aut aa rapidly aa poaalbl.
Thraahlnf wlU b.f In In th Wlllnn.fU
allay thla wak. All Indlcatlona point
to an stra good crop of wheat, both aa
- to quantity and quality.
Paaturaca la gtUnf ahort, but atock
eontlnu in good condition. - Th flow
of mtlk la dacroaatna in th 'dairy dia
triota, but not nor than uauai at thia
asaaon of tha yar. . Th aaoond crop of
' alfalfa la balng- out and th crop prom-
to o aoout an a vara a. ono Hop
bura ar formlnr and th vln ar
, (rowin nioaiy. Hop lie ar atm to ba
' found,- but th.y ar l.aa num.roua than
formarly. Corn, pbtatoaa and aard.na
. bar made good advancement, but tha
crop would M improved by mora rain.
Early apple ar ripe. Prune, pejtra
inn pvaviiwa mrm uoina well. '
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Baking Poudor
'v iTb rreew rahmda' year Boaay If yoa are
' boi aailafled that X 0 la better lhaa any
beklaa' powder ro tayaerar aaed. , - '
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PERSONALLY CONDUCTED.
4:30 p. m.
: Ooble, Columbia. bunty, Frank alter
-weex ary ana warm; eariy ptuma niw:
haying completed ;jom hay-' damaged
by rain; barley. and oata rip and being
cut; corn backward;, milk auppiy fle-
creaatng.' . 1
Clataoo, Clataon county, D. F. Stafford
Haying progreealng rapidly; paaturea
continue good; milk auppiy abundant;
root cropa doing wall..
Bay City, Tillamook 'county. Captain
X J. Dawaon Hay air houaed In good
orders tha crop la generally large In all
aeotiona of th county; raina helped gar
den truck, but did not aoak tha ground
enough to allow tha tranaplantlng of
winter cabbage and rutabaga planta
tha auppiy. of all . ktnda Of regetablea
greater than, the demand; applea indi
cate a email yield; aome eowa drying up.
Myrtle Point, Cooa county, X Strong
Rain needed: eutworma numeroua;
haying well along; paatwrea getting
dry: milk euppljtdecreaelng; atock fat
plenty of atrawberrlea in market yet;
vegetablea plentiful: poor corn year, too
cool; applea nnuaually email for time
of year; the hot day a aome 'time aga
Injured fruits"
Corbln, Curry countyr W. T.- White
Dry weather contlnuea; . haying com'
plated, crop fair; aheep ahearing done,
wool clip good; berry crop poor; or
chard only fair; late potatoea a failure.
' Willamette Y alley. '
Hlllaboro, Washington county, Joaeph
Connell Very warm and dry; paaturea
drying very faat; haying all done and a
good yield; wheat and oat harveat com
menced and proapect for fairly good
yield, except aome fieida which are ar
fected with ruat, and topa and bottom.
of wheat heada not wall filled, which
will cut down tha general average; fruit
doing well, alao potatoea.
Sandy, Claokamae county, p. R. ueinig
Haying about dona, crop much better
than expected; grain ripening very faat
tn tha laat few day a;, the green aphla
will hurt th grain eonaidarably, aa the
hot weather do not - aeem v to kill
themr ,
North TamhllL TamhlU county, J. T.
Pattaraon Weather hot u. apring grain
drying up with no grain; aoma ar cut
ting ror bays winter wheat and oata
moatly in ahock, but not tilled ao well
aa expected; hope, fruit and gardena do
Ing fairly well; paaturea very dry;
threahlng will begin next week.
Qarvale, Marlon county, Scott Jonea
Weather eontlnuea hot, proving or great
benefit to bopa by oaualng the lice to
dlaappearj cutting grain haa become gen
oral; hay baling in progreea; paaturea
drying up. .
- Pedeev Polk oounty, C W. Pagett
Clear and . warm; heat and oata moatly
In the ahock; wheat above th average,
both In yield and quality; oata - well
filled and very heavy; aome lata apring
oata yet to b cut for hay; hope making
good growth and aeaaonable develop
ment: lice are etui In. evidence, but are
doing no hXrm; apraylng atlll being
done; potatoea doing well and promia a
large yield; peature getting abort '
Bellfountaln, Benton county, N. O.
Dodge Dry and hot; haying about-done
and fall grain nearly all tn the ahock;
paaturea drying up; gardeAa in fair con
d it ion, but need more ralnj frulj...pt U
kinda aoarc. -
BrownavUI, Linn county. Peter Hume
J-Weather warm; haying about done,
yield larger than uaual; barna all full
and aome atacked for baling; reaping
begun, a fair yield Indicated; graea dry
ing up; corn . ana ... potatoea growing
finely; hop apraylng .about done, cron
looka fin now, ;
Golaaon. Ian county. J. lf Qoldaon
Dry and very hot; rain needed' badly
in ail tne mil country; narveating gen
oral; fall wheat good;, lata aown, grain
not good.
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Qlendale, Douglaa county,-. Mrs, . ran
TONIGHTGrand Prize Waltzing in the PaviUoa THURSDAY AFTER-
NOON Prize Dancing for Children Exclusively.
Fireworks
AUGUST
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Admission to Grounds 10 Cents
nle. MUUr Weather very warm: nlghta
cool; hay baling about completed; aeo
ond oropi of. clover and alfalfa Jooking
well;, oata and barley Indicate a good
crop; fruit,. eepoially lata applea, will
yield" better than expected; gardena ex
cellent; range atock in good condition.
- Althoue. Joaephtn . county, Ws L.
Baboock Weather very warm; haying
nearly completed; aome cutting aecond
crop ox alfalfa; .grain harveat begun,
orop about average; ; everytnlng very
dry; ouiaid range abort.
W alien. Jackaon county, H. von der
Hellen theat harveat progreealng
nleely; the yield wUl probably be a full
average, but there are no accouota of
threahlng at hand; of ataple cropa there
are now only corn and potatoea left,
both of which look uncommonly fine
ana promising.
Oolmmblft Sir YeHey.
Boyd, Waaco county. P. P. Underwood
Tha warmeat week of th aeaaon;
fruit badly damaged; late grain ahrlv
eled; paaturea poor; potato crop pooreat
In yeara: heading under full headway
and threahlng ill commence Boon; well
ana apringa railing; rail grain plump
ana wui yieia wen.
Moro. Sherman county. H. W. Strona
Week very lry, with latter part ex
ceaaiveiy hot; apring grain badly dam
aged by hot aaat winda; a heavy wind
aterm Friday evening did tnuoh damage
to warenouaea ana orcnaraa.
Pendleton. Umatilla county. H. J. Tar.
lor Wheat ready tfor harveat: th laat
three daya of hot weatner haa ripened
wheat too faat and It will likely be
ahrnnken aome In tola locality; gardena
have auffered eonaldarabl damage;
narveax wui o general next week.
Weaton. Umatilla county. Maud M.
Baker weather very warm; potatoea
promia good crop; apple treea are
loaded, but fruit dropping aome: oata
yielding a fine crop and wheat, turning
out equal to anticipation; paaturage
getting poor; water supply good: corn
doing well. - , .
' Plaioaa Begton. . ,
Halbea.' Baker county. J. X. Fiaher
Weather fine for haying: ao far no dam
age from raina: clover nearly all atacked
and wild hay ready to cut: aoma barley
being out: crop good;' stream getting
very low; outalde rang ahort.
Elgin, union oounty. Henry Proctor-
Weather very hot. unfavorable for
cropa; winter wbeat ripening too faat;
apring gralna need rain very badly; un
leaa rain eomea eoon apring grain will
not d a run crop; winter wheat about
an average crop; yield of hay good.
Ontario, Malheur county, S. L. Spann
'Very hot and dry; flrat crop of hav all
In atack: aecond crop la nearly ready to
bloom; dewberiiea and raapberrlea ripen
ing, fair crop; eome peach and plume
ripening; Irrigating water holding out
wen; new potatoea plentiful.
A little degrea 'of divinity la better
man tne niggeat degree in divinity.
California, rn 1 1 a r d hag
trangth;: but "1 a c k a flavor.
Trieste haa f 1 a o r but lacks
trength Schilling's Best is
the two mixed, nothing else
no " color. , The next - best
mustard sold here is weak but
has good flavor, , r
Your grocer 'a ; mogcyback.
Display. FRIDAY Two Hundred
5-Gala Day with
MARVELOUS SPECTACLE JLTHEJ
Take the O. W.
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LI6HT Ef.'6fNE M:MB
1 - BY FREIGHT TRAIN
Engineer and Firaman Seriously
injured on Southern Pa
cific Near Alca.
(Special Xnapatek te The JoaraaL)
Drain, Or July 18. Engineer Burr
Jonea and Fireman Pet Bufnngton. both
of Roaeburr, war quite badly hurt In a
railway amaan-up yeaterday afternoon
near Alca, IS mil north of here. The
engineer and fireman were bringing a
"helper- angina down to Drain from
Divide. Tha turntable at Divide would
not operate- and they were running the
engine backward. They war running
aiowiy around the curve when local
freight No. m came daahlng alongand
ran um aown beror they could In-
ereaae' th apeed of their engine. Neither
engine left the track, but both were
badly ahaken up, and th and of aav.
oral ooxcara knocked out -
Engineer Jonea received a bad cut on
th head and waa probably Internally
injurw. me nreroan auatalned
broken collarbone and waa otherwiae
brulaed. The Injured men wer brought
to Drain to receive medical attention
and wer taken to Roaeburg. on the
evening paaeenger- train, which waa
two and one half houra late on account
or the wreck. Shortly before the ar
rival or tne paaaenger train Engineer
Jonea became delirious and It' took eev
oral men to take car or him.
COLUMBIA
RIVER T
EXCURSIONS.
Very Low Rates Via the O. R. ft N,
to' Upper River Points.
Ma gt(tAS 9rr-1at i-tit ahMli a
viewing the mafichl.ee Columbia river
acenery oatweem Portland and The
Dalle, aa aeen rrom O. R. at N. tralna.
The Chicago-Portland apedal leavea the
union atation every morning at :1,
giving a daylight ride along the Colum
bia, atopplng four mlnutea at the varv
foot of Multnomah fall a - .Every mile
or tn trip tn.re ia eoraetning new and
faaclnating. If daalred, the return trln
may be made by boat from Caacad.
looka or Th Da Ilea. Very low rate
thla gummer. " Particular and summer
book by aaklng C w. Stinger, city ticket
agent, O. R. 4s N. Co Third and Wash
ington atreeta.
FOREST FIRES RAGING '
IN SOUTHERN OREGON
- (SpeeUl IMipateb te The JearaeL)
Oranta Paaa, Or., July 18. Foreat
fire are ' raging around Oranta Paaa.
For th paat week a Are haa been burn
ing aoroea the river eouth of town. A
fire etarted laat week at Pleasant Val
ley, about It milea north of 'town, and
up to Sunday It had run a dlatance of
five mile and burned over a atrip about
on and a half milea wide.
Sunday night th farnfiere aeven mile
from her put in the night fighting the
flamea. which they eucceeded in getting
under control. A atrong breese haa been
blowing all day from the northweat and
It la hard to tell where th flr will
break out next, ai th.Aparka fronv the
tall dead treea ar carried great die
taac. . ;
the Woodmen of
P. Ry. Co.'s cars
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HOPS IN LAKE -
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Vines irr Soma Yards Have With
- ered No Damage toE;
. Grain Crops. ;-. -
(SpeeUl Dlapateb te Tee JoaraaL)
Eugene, Or... July . II. Report from
everal hop dlatiicte-ta Lan county
Indicat that th present xtrmly hot
weather la tnjurioue t th growing
crop. It la aald that tha heat haa
caused th vine In aoma yard to
wither at th nda, which will hav a
tendency to materially reduce th orop.
Up to th present tlm Lane county
growers hav been very auoc.asful la
scaping th ravages of lie and honey
dew by oonatant apraylng. It la aald
that tn hop in Lane county ar mora
free from theae pests than In any ether
aection or the coaet.
A careful examination of tha Tarda
where damage haa been done by the
heat ahowa that th vlnee that are In
aandy aoll only ar effected.
Th heat haa don no material daraase
to wheat and other grain crops, except
pernaps o in iat aown aprlna wheat.
Threshers hav commenced operation
in two or inree section of th county
and whll th yield there la ahort ef
wnat waa expected, from all Indlcatlona
it will ba larger all over tha county
wan iaei year.
AMERICAN GIRL MARRIES
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
(Jeoraal SpeaUl Service.)
London, July 15. The marriage of
buss Alberta at urges, daughter or lira.
Francis H. Leggett of New York, to
air. ueorge cnaries Montagu, M. p. for
Huntlngdonahir and nephew and heir
of Lord Sandwich, at St. Paul' church.
Knlghtsbrldge, thle afternoon, waa one
of th brightest ever seen. The scan
In the church was a very pretty one.
The bridesmaids, among them Lady
Marjorl Manner, Mia Leila Paget
Was Padelford and Mlaa Ruby Lindaay,
were all gowned in white.
After the bride and bridegroom had
driven away from the church every one
repaired to Mra. Leggatt's residence.
No. 11 Bruton etreet, where refresh
menta of all kinda were diepenaed. Later
tha. bridal couple left for th country In
an automobile. - Early next week Mr.
Montagu and his bride will go to Ven
Ice, where Lady Lanyard haa offered
them for August her reald.nce, the
Cepello palace.
HAGUE TRIBUNAL MEETS
TO- END. MUSCAT DISPUTE
(Joornal Special San Ice.) .
The Hague. July 16. .The arbitration
tribunal convened to settle the difference
between France and Great Britain con
cerning the sultanate of Muscat held Its
first sitting today, in addition ,to the
representative, of the two Intereated
power, tha tribunal IncludVo a neutral In
tha person of Dr. Eugene Huber, profes
sor of law at tha University ef Berne,
who waa selected by th Swla federal
council on the Invitation of Franc and
Great Britain.
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