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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENINO, SEPTEMBER 8. 1003. ' OREGON HOP CROP NOT SO f LARGE AS LAST YEAR U L3 tmrne , The bop crop la more' badly e mixed to quality, . Quantity , and general condltlone this year . than aver before. The also- of the yield may be PO.000 balea If moat of "them are picked and It may be over 100.000 balea If all are. picked. However, the general Indication 1st that no mora than possibly 76,000 or 80,000 balea will ba fathered. r e '. ' Condition of Oregon Hop Prop. , By Hyman 11. Cohen. . Weat side Reedvllle Heavy yield; red spider. Witch Hasel Heavy. Cornellua -Yarde look rood. Murrey Heavy yields few leaves. Illley Fair to ordinary crop. , - l", Cool Orchard Good yield. . North Yamhill Miked: generally fair. ' Carlton Good yield: red aplder. at. Joe Little cultivations fair. . McMlnnville Heavy crop; red: aplder. . . wniteaon Bottom iania neavy. . Amity Fair; poor cultivation. -' Derry Heavy; clean; little foliage. Independence Mixed: merely fair. MoMlnnvllle Just fair; poor cultiva tion. ;o . , Eaat aide'' ".' ' ; ; Aurora MiXed; generally fair. 1 .... Buttevllle Mixed; generally good. Cham poeg Fair. , - .' French Prairie Fair. . Woodburn Fair: Door cultivation. . Oervaia Fair; mixed; little cultiva tion. . .. SUverton Fair to ordinary; aplder. Salem Mixed badly; partly rlpa. , ' Eugene Mixed; fair yield. In -Oregon are growing at the preaent time about 10,000 acrea of hopa com pared with some 12,000. acrea a year ago. In all It ia now figured that about 7,500 acrea were entirely plowed up thla year and 4.500 acrea not cultivated. Of the remaining ku.ooo acrea It la estimated that IS. 000 acres received ordinary cul tivation and that about 7,000 acrea re ceived merely a scratch of the plow her and there. - under ordinary condittona the' hop yarda of Oregon will average about four and a half balea to the acre, some not golpg- more than four balea, while others will run Ave balea or better. In normal years the preaent acreage would call for a crop of approximately 100,000 balea, but thla year the indications are for a less production, j Bed Spider Bather Plentiful. Vhlle In the list of stations rioted above red aplder is mentioned In but localltlei in i age was quite heavy, few tlcally the fact la that prae- soma aectlona the dan)' y all aectlona ahow rartiet of the insect, while li While soma rnnri da not aarree with thla statement. It looka as if the rea spider is tne cause or the generally mixed condition of the crop, although the extremely dry-sea ion baa consider- Die to ao win causing aucn an erreot. Take the crop In most sections and it will be found that but a fraction of the Hops on eactt arm fa matured. It pic Ing la started at "this time, tt will result therefore In the gathering of not only the ' matured bona. but likewise the green and unmatured crop. Ticking g ho old Be Belayed. While man nlrlrara ira at work in (he fields at this time.' the delaying of operations would mean mucn to tne Quality. While ralna mltrht result In mold later on, the gathering of the crop now would cause a large amount of un matured stock to ba nut on the market and wth the price of best hops below , Orsranic difiturhfl nr r, tha f ATM In. ine actual coat or production, ii . . , ... . douhtfnl If tha finmaturait stock would IH6 8YStm ftCE llkft ft. flnihninH rr SU&t$&vJ&lFSffi fteL0 en, often drivine the harvest - them iaixly f rantla v' Practically a majority L of Aha .hop- A nervniia. IrHraMa growera of Oregon are undecided at the "i moment aa to whether they will gather BOUTOe Of XniseryilOt Only to herself, mora bullish news into circulation, thua ULQlience. mat 8UCh Conditions. Can putting a raise aspeec upon msraei values and thereby forcing growera to gather an unprofitable product. -. While many arrowera have sufficient funds to carry on tha harvest without calling upon tha banker for loans, most or the growera are not in this position because of thai reverses thev have met with In late years, it ia the failure of these helpless growera which will pull down the total production to a con- Iderable extent thla aeason. Had. last ear's aoreage with thla years addl vei etnnal acreage been properly cultivated and gathered this seaaon there) la little doubt that Oregon would have come to De entirely overcome, by taking LYDIAE.PINKHAr.rS VEGETABLE COMPOUND la proven by the following letters. Mrs. MarvWoorL rtf rftrfar.fa.ria. Term, writes to Mrs. Ilnkham: "I had the worst form of femalr troubles and my nerves were all tore to pieces: sometimes I Buffered so mnrli that it seemed as though I could not live. "I bep-an to take Lvdia H MnlrJ ham's Vegetable Compound and now 1 the front for 190S with upwards of 200,- 000 bales. . : . ricking Fries Oaoae of Dissension. The crice for vtckinc- the 1908 crop ls feel nVe a different mnA. v- ?i the cause of much dissension among ei m , awnrth ,ii. ti ,i . j i the growers.. While a few growers are cme ""'Ortn Its weight in gold, and! paying $1 per hundred pounds, most or cannot say enough lor your advice. inpra are oiierins out. ouc, kiiu un uim account 'there Is a shortage of pickers to gather even the small crop proaucea Thus It will be seen that it Is a prac tical imnoaslhilltv for anvone to cor rectly estimate the total production of hoDS for 1908 at this time. paying 40o a box claim tnai t.io. ?v.ms i j in reality fhelr wages are up to thosa C.iiv penect Mrs. Wallace Wilson. ThomTwon tille, Connn writes to Mrs. Pinkham : " I was all run down, nervous, and could not rest nights. Doctors failed to-aeip me. Lydla B. Plnkhsm's Veere- HUNTER WHO SHOTFRIEND FOR DEER WILL BE TRIED FOR MANSLAUGHTER (Speda! Dispatch to Tbe Joornal.) Grants Pass, Or., Sept 8. The funeral of Charles Chrlstlp, the young man who was shot for a deer by Fred Uttlefleld, took place in this city yes terday. Christie died Sunday morning at the hospital here. It was believed that he would recover, notwithstanding his being shot ; through the abdomen, -but blood poison developed. LlUlefleld has been placed tmder ar- &1 offering f 1 per hundred pounds. They neaxtn. Bifiia inm mora ara ihw uuaoi I m i M range much over 40 pounds, so taking FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. thosa nirklnor . by . tha .. box are rnailnal XOr tMrtV veara Lvdia R. Pink. bald by Se pound? y nams vegetable Compound, made J -a - Bcanaara remeav lor femaia iiiR and has positively cured thousands ot women who have been troubled with displacements, Inflammation, olecra non, irregularities, periodic pains backache. Why don't you try it f Mrs. Pinkham. invites all sick women to writ hr for advice. sne na turned thousands to neaiui. Aodre88, Lynn, tlais, rest and Is confined In the county Jail. He will be tried for manslaughter at the next term of the Josephine circuit court. He la prostrate with grief, as he and, ChriBtle were the best of friends. District Attorney Mulkey declares that he will prosecute the case vigorously, as the frequency of eueh accidents de mands the strict enforcement of the law.. He Is determined to make an ex ample of this case, with the hope that it will put an end to the "shot for a oeer- acciaenta that occur regularly in mo rfunepuino county - mountains, II fill 1 IHIIHI l li I I I I J ;.: : y-' . ; ' "V ; naa ft- ; -jj 0y f I HQ) Good (Md fioldcii Role Day m IMS Schools open Monday, September 14 We have prepared for the great demand that will be made for school clothes. We all like to see the little chaps well dressed, and you'll find just what they need here. ' GRANTS PASS MISS GETS LOAD OF BIRDSH0T FOR STEALING FRUIT (Special DUpatcb to The JooraaLk Grants Paaa, Or, Sept . Mrs. Em bler, who resides on a farm ip Williams valley, was arrested yesterday and brought to this city by Sheriff Russell for shooting at a party of young people who passed her place 'late Saturday night The young people were out driv ing, and coming to the Embler farm took note of the clusters of fine grapes which hung front a vine Just over the fenoe. One of the party, Miss Hattla Wil liams of thla city, crawled over tha fence and attempted to pick some of the fruit Mra Embler came out from tho house and fired upon the trespassers without warning. Miss Williams was badly peppered with birdshot, ajid other msnioers pi tne party were also Injured. Mrs. Embler . was not placed In Jail, but is kept at the home of Sheriff Russell, and will remain there till given a preliminary hearing. KLONDIKE RIVALS PALMIEST UK Season's Work Shows Out put of Gold Reaches $5,000,000. Russian and Sailor Suits are becoming and proper. You'll find them here in all colors and prices, from $2.15 to $10. Boys' Norfolk and Double Breasted Knicker Pants Suits, reliable materials and tailorings fall and winter weights, excep tional values, from $2.65 to $12.50. Boys Long-Pants School Suits in serges, velours, tweeds and mixtures. A great line of at tractive styles from $G to $12. Boys Overcoats, Raincoats' and Reefers, new fall and win ter models, -extra1- quality;-of fabrics and tailoring, excep tional values, from $5.00 upward. Our Mr, Steinbach has just returned from the east, after devoting sixty days supervising the making of our clothes. n SUICIDE IS 7,000 ACRES TO BE REDEEMED Pendleton Land Company Mortgages to Secure Bond Issue. (Special Dispatch, to The Joarnal.) Pendleton, Or., Sept I. Seven thou sand acrea of Umatilla arid land wai mortgaged yeaterday by tha Weetern Land A Irrigation company to the Marion Trust company of Indianapolis to secure a gold bond laaua or 1150.000 to be ueed In the construction of canals and ditches and In other ways preparing for extensive farming a vast area in ma soumern part or thla county. xne mortgage was said to be the largest Instrument filed here for years, MW ..nun aw uvuiig: fif.iv. The bonds are to be of two different denominations. In all there are to be 800, one half of which will be In 11,000 and the other half in $600 denomina tions. In regard to the time they are to run, they are divided into small ' batches Of eight and nine, each running from four to IS years. Some fall due .i, . iu nui. in aca succeeding year until 1921. They are to bear Inter est at ine rata ox per cent The officers or tbe Western Land A Irrigation company are: O. W. Masa ner. president Klmer Cleaver, ylce- presiaent: uiirton Clearer,- secretary. uu tt . Diwpiwi, treasurer. FATALLY STABBED - WITH CANDLESTICK (Cnltod Prws Ued Wtre.t Redding, CaJ, eept -Deputies are searcr.mg today for S. A. Retd. who caused tne death or J. B. Wilson by stabbing him with a miner's candle stick. The wound was Inflicted last Wednesday In, the Gladstone mine. In a fight oyer the disappearance of a shovel. Wilson was apparently not ' serious! y hurt, but Sunday night he Buffered a relapse, which resulted In tits death. Reld waa not arrested at the time of the duM in the soine, as It was ireneraily understood be acted In self-defense. TLAYGBOtJXD PEOPLE HOLD CONTENTION (SiwUI MmHi ts Tae I isaLt Xtw Tr It, Sept. S.Maatclpal of ficials, philanthropists and ether leasing men and wontea ef dttee tbroeghoat a mrt-a met la the metropolis todsy te mnsult rm ways in4mnm tor ntr dtring and Inrpoannf piarrroaoas le their reaectlTe locaiiuea, I be occasion 1 the second annual congress of the Playground association of America, of which Dr. Luther Halsey Gullck Is president . The sessions of the congress will con tinue, until the end of the week. In aaaiuon to a program by prominent J vci:miinia in eaucaiionai and social work there will be addresses by a num ber of men prominent In public life, among them Governor Hughea and May or McClellan, ..wf Friday and Saturday will be the gala days of tha congress, when representa tives of the boys' branch and the girls' branch of the nubile achnnl athWln league wm give exhibitions of class athletics and folk dancing and the chil dren of the public schools playground Of Newark will rjaxtlclnata in a mlllt.n. Jll !.-.! i " ii ... . . 3 unit. . ruiiuwioK inerv win oe an eian orate harvest festival In which rep re latives Of New York a tnrtOtrrt nnnn. latlon will demonstrate the national oances or meir respective countries. Rheumatism Is Not Rheum atism. When you use Bark Tonic then rheu matism ' la not rneumatlam. for Rark Tonre- drives it out of the system and leaves health In Its place. This remedy drives all Impurities from the system. Price 76c a bottle, all drursists. or rail the J. A. Clem en son Dm a Co.. Second and Yamhill streets, Portland. Or. Tha store that carries all the great remedies. Club Women In Conference. Kneelal Manateh ftn Jmm1 ft Colorado Springs. Colo Bant- a -Tk meeting or tne new noara of dlreetora of th General Federation of Women's clubs, which began a three days' ses sion here today, haa attracted a ami. slderable number of leading club women from all aectlona of tha country.- Im portant business Is slated for trans action at tbe meeting. In addition te appointing all or the committees to i surma uiv vnauing IVO years tBS mwuni win seiscc toe convention city i or in next Dienniai or tne graerai federation. San Francisco and Atlantic City are the active bidders for the bi ennial end in all probability either ens or the other of these places will be se (Special DilDatcb to Tbe Joarnal.. Dawson. T. T., Sept 8. The heavy fall exodus of passengers from Fair banks and Dawson to Seattle Is getting under way. Several thousand will go south within the next four weeks, tak ing hundreds of thousands of dollars to spend In Seattle. The final gold shipment also will be going within that time. Tha Klondike's nutnut thla will be, Increased $2,000,000 over that of last year, making a total of J6,000,000 this xne increase is due to the ln- year. stallatlon of new dredges, electrical con veyors and hydraulic plants. The out pui win oe greatly increased next year, and the Klondike soon will be yielding by a big process as much annually as In its Dalmiest davs. Tha nnlv differ. ence is that the corporations are getting the bulk of the gold instead of the Individual miners, yet many Individuals are still employe . , -C. The upper Yukon river is In first class condition for travel, and there Is wvery indication inn passengers leavlni for Seattle aa late as Sentamh ar 9 Wrt 1 be Able to reacb Dawon without trou- SKELETDH SHAKE But Man Whose Son Slew Himself Refuses to Open Family Closet. have been instituted aaralnst him by his wife, Maxlne Elliott "Miss Goodrich a . contract with' me expired some months ago, said Goodwin. "If she chose to engage herself to Mac MUl&n that was her own affair. I thlrfk. myseir. that the story of my wife and Miss Goodrich being entangled in my domestic affairs was suggested by Mac Mlllan himself for petty notoriety and personal aggrandisement I do not know where Miss Goodrich is now, and she is not to become my leading lady this season. I' did not fol low her to Europe, as has been reported, but went to Paris on a mining deal, hav ing rushed away to get ahead of anoth er man." As to whether or not he had Seen Miss Goodrich while In Europe, Good win's only reply was, "I do not know, where she Is." I Distressful. ' From tbe Indianapolis News. Another distressing feature of cam paign year is the terrific wear and tear it Inflicts on. home-made haloa. Tomorrow and Thursday will be pos itively the last days for discount on west vide gas bills. Portland Gas com pany. ' r- i auuui nr romr his name 1s "bad cough." H doesn't care for reld or silver, but h win steai rur naaua away, ir be appears In your house arrest him at earn with na tiara norenovna Bvrun. it 1 1 1 rm am ivra.nipiivn ii fvi aon C e'Ure ier mu cvssns. comi ana 0B Price fie. ISe end 11 ae hM,t. ; TEA-.; vv Good tea, 'close price. There is no other way to build a pood business or keep a pood business. , YW r-wret eetwM rw aaet I r Saal Ih ScailSiac t I I I 1IM I II R -? re P rS l.ri "TSI I I 1 y m sr I us -z-lz. ii sua i i V ' snag I I . -V a II I 4.f at- II LI Lv CI el i s . i - ii t - j bi i 911 -4 1-4 l A . I I . I lr . I I J " III iJ : lu ill i - 1 (Halted Press Letsed Wire.) San Francisco, Sept. 8. According to statements made by the relatives of Rea James Johnson, who committed sui cide tn a spectacular manner Saturday night, the young man ended his life because his father. Dr. J. H. Johnson, I a Los Angeles physician .refused to aid him. Mrs. Lou Sutcllffe. an aunt of the dead man. Identified the body. She states that Johnson had given his father a sum of money to Invest and that the father refused to return the money when nis son asKea ror it. According to letters written by John son before endlns: his life, this sum amounted to $600. The wife of. the dead man Is in destitute circumstances at Kelso, a email town near Kern Cltv. Letters from her were found on his body. One of them follows: "1 wish you would come home, for I am ao afraid something will happen to you. fjon't do wnat you intended to do In Los Angeles, arid donl think of It any more. It would ruin your whole lire. Donrt worry about baby and. my seir, lor tne neignDors are treating us kindly. Each day some one Heaves something to eat with ua and there Is really no need for your worry. Los Angeles, Cel.. Sept $. Admitting mat mere was a saeieton in nis ramilv closet but refusing to reveal It even to right himself in the eyes of the I world. Dr. J. M. Johnson, father of Rea J. Johnson Is heartbroken over the sui cide ef his son at San Francisco Sat urday. Dr. Johnson said his son was In trou ble at Shanahal. China, two years an. and that he was forced to cross the ocean to keep the youth from commit ting suicide tnen. 'I would rather suffer all than for one moment say too harsh a word against my boy. he said. "I am the one on whom the blow falls hardest. i am tne one wno must stand it" PURE FOOD AND DRUG CONGRESS AT GENEVA (Special PIspaMi ta Tbe Joer-al.) - Geneva. 8ept . The United States is to have a conspicuous part In the de liberations ef the first International congress for the reoresslon of tha ulteration of alimentary and pharfoa utlcal Product a which mnniiM In Geneva today for a week's session. Tbe congress la held under the auspices of the White Cross association, which Is Intended to ba eomnlanuntarr tn thx Med cross society. Dr. Harvav W. Wllar M.f h. bureau of chemistry f the department of agriculture, heads the official dele gation from the United. Stataa. Reporta Of Dr. Wliey'e scientific experiments to anirniu toe relative vaiuea of articles of feed and drink bad preceded him end at tne opening of the eongreas today be was one of tbe meat prominent flg- mrwm, ai. nuij win present tares pa pers to tne con eras a These Will deal wits tbe purpose and working of the food and drug act. the edvlaabllity of exciuarog enemicat preservative from all food prod acta, and the importance f evcering .tbroega en international rra, uniformity la definition ef Hiiwumi )i roeas aaa e ru gm. 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Set of four ....$3.00 Uaywood Rectal Dilators. for piles.. Set ....... $1.50 The Lambert Snyder Health Vibrator, limbers up stiff ened joints and aids circula tion, saves doctor bills. Price complete, .$2.50 Household Emergency Cases, contain everything necessary for first aid to the injured. Price 50 SECOND FLOOR IF iVOUD EYES Have been irritated by wrong glasses advised by some incompetent shop clerk, optician or travel- f i it 1 ""''' ! ing peaaier wno: cares- only to sell you the glasses, regardless of their after effect, you should lose no time in consulting a reli- able o p t i cia n. We fit glasses under , a . positive guarantee. Satisfaction or money refunded. SECOND FLOOR We Print Calling. Business and Profession! Card a WHilo You Welt Rest Room Phones and Stationery Tt -!
