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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, .PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENINO, SEPTEMBER - 02, ' .1068. It FINE POULTRY THAT i , - i WON SALEM AWARDS .'-.: ... . Beautiful Birds Shown and Sales Vere-Made at Good ; . Erices-Tono of the Poultry Business. Has Been ', y Greatly : Increased.' '.'-'T-;' -' '- ' v.y v IBmcUI Diirateh to. Th )wmU Bilim, Or Sept. Jl.Awards bssn announced for ths poultry hlblted at the Oregon state fair vhloh cloned last week. Beautiful birds were shown add the high grade of stocK brought forth many expressions of ad miration. Sales were made t good price and the general tone of the poultry bualneaa lias been greatly en couraged by the fine character of the eyhibft. . Mr. Shellhous II to be congratu lated upon the excellence of rangnmenta and the ability with which the uow waa handled. Many exhibitor drew prlaes; the White Wyandotte of Mr. Rlnghouae, which took the llr prlae, were beautiful birds, finely matched and exhibiting all the beat rharacturlatlca of those handsome fowla. Many of the turn bird are now on ex- hlbltion at tne were as follows: riymoata Books, Barred B. F. Keeney. 1 cock; 1,1 hen mil l.t 1 n.n. Midmni Poultry Farm. cock. N. ii Wiley. 4 hen. Dannal A Hart, t cock: pen. J. C Murray, 1 J 1 4. fi cockerel: I hen: 1. I. 4. I pullet 1 WhtteOrld Plckard, J cockerel: BlackMrs. 8. Caato. 1 hen: .1 pullet . Oliver uucKwlng Ovid rlckard, 1 cock; 1, t, ben; 1, J pullet; 1 pen. HI D4BM. Ovid Plckard, I, 4, t cock; 1. I cock erel: 1, 4, i ben; 1, I pullet; 1 pen. Mr. & Caato, 1. 4 cockerel; t hen; I. 4 pul let Limerick Hoi.., 1, I cook: I ben. Spangled Ovid flokard, 1 cock; 1, Den Blue Pyle Olenn Eoff. 1. I cock: 1. t. rel: 1. 1. I. 4 hen: 1 nutlet: l r.n. .seen uvia i'lcKara, l cock; l coca rel; 1, 1, t ben; X pullet; pen. ' Bantam a. B. B. Red Game F.. K. Wlame'r. 1. oock;i hen. Mted Pyle Game Ed Carlisle, 1 edek; other elty lodges. wUl have the grand offloers aa their guet on the evening uf the 11th, In the hall corner of Wll llama and. Kuesl street. This affair la to i. a imnk.r ana aa some of the member of this lod are handy with the stoves. It la rumored that a. frt.nrilv be one of the feature of Ing of eiiie context - mill the brorraia ujMiiurcn wage nan selected the even- or acpiiuiur ia as the time It will rtaln the grand ofrloere and vt.ltln. members. The affair will ha In tt, ture of a smoker and every member of mat nxine naa ne.n notified to be pres ent and bring a friend. Grand Lecturer Bonn, who baa de voted moet of the paet month to the city lodges, la arranging a schedule of vlalte to various parts of the stats for COUNTY AND STATE CONTEST FOR TAXES - j t7lt hts L..M Wire.) ' ,Tacoma, Wash., Sept 21. The state railroad commissioners ware today tak en over the Northern Paclflo water front by County Assessor Rallsbaok and an effort made to convince the mem- pen. J. M. Garrison. 4. coca:; 4 pen, ck; i, n ML V 2. t cen. F. K. Howe, t hen. J. M. Car rie 4 Dullet: 1 pen. Mr. Ella Plank, I cock: 1 cockerel: 1. 1. i. 4 hen; 6 puiiec Ruff Wlndln Rroa.. 1. 2 cock: 1. cockerel; 1, t, S hen; 1. 8, 4 pullet; 1 pen. Mre. Klia null, cocserei; a, a nen, , a pullet; pen. Wyandottea. Silver Laced Wlndle Bros., 4 cockerel: J. M. Garrison, l cock: i. , a, e a i m lie II. ... m. uttrmviii wun. i cockerel; 1 hen; 1, 2, 8, 4, 6 pullet; 1 tmver rencnea wjnaio pullet Bros., r Oolden r. K. Wlsmer, 1 cock; 1 cock erel: 1, I hen: 1. 1 pullet: 1 pen. White C. L. Hawlfy. 4 pen. Jess A. cook: 1. J. f. 4. S cockerel; 1, 3, 8, 4 ben; 1, 1 pen; t hen. , . , Black F. K. Wlsmer, 1 cock; 1 oocfc r.l 1 turn 1 9 millet: 1 nen. Buff Wlndle" Bros., 1 cock;.! cock- srer, 1, I, I nen; l, z puuei. Partridge 8. TLX. Smith. 1 cock; 1, minni' 1 ti.n! 1 fi nutlet: 1 Den. Columbian Wlndle Bros., 1 cock; J cockerel: 4. 6 hen: 8. 4 pullet; 1 pen. J. L. Haakins, i cock. N. J. Sleem, 8 cock erel; 1. 8, 8 hen; 8 pen. J. H. Walker, 1 codkerel; 1, S pullet Java. Black D. B. Chamberlain, 1 eoofcerel; 1. 8, . 4 pullet; 1 ben. moods Island Beds. S. C Mrs. Mary 8. Walker, 1, 1 oock- 1 . t C31 C A nan W A Bates. 8 cockerel. Filberts. Poultry 'earson, 3 George C Pendleton, 2 cock; 8 hen; 2 pen, Shod) Xatnnd Whit. Ed Schoel, 1 cock; 1, 8 hen; 1, 2 pul let; 1 pen. Brahmas. Light F. E- Howe, 2. 8 cock; 4, 6 hen. Ed Schoel, 4 cock; I cookerel; 8 lien. T. A. Radcllff, 1 cock; 1, 8 hen, Bates, S cockerel. cuoeria. r Yards, 1 cock; 4, t cockerel: 1- 8, 1, 2, 3 pullet; 1 pen. D. 8. Pear cock; 4, 5 pullet; 8 pen. Geoi 8 eookera: f Wlthontgood fuel th tot h Century T tifa wotua travel uuis faster than a common yard angina. It takes good fuel to dsvelon nower. enanranoe ana spsed. Xvery ambitious man Is anxlona ta muh fnnt.nf t M. . i... . Bii.. xt ' r oi , .!,. I " '7. vi hibltlon at .the Country club., Awatds, I hen. -mmJI ,T -L lard. rogrdle?th. tZJTZ ui4 wvuuill iVIUUKIU sVsiua, W eas-aie aw cockerel; 2, 8 pullet. W. L. Marsh. 1, 2 gsstlbls and really clogs up ths gystam. Just cock; 1 cockerel; 8 hen; 1, 4 pullet; 2 as poor coal clogs the grate with clinkers, bin: lCp. WarMP- ' COck; ' "r 5 tlardfoc.eaifoper White Cochin Ed Schoel, 1, I cock; with COTTOLXNI, a vegetable oil cooking 1, 2, 84 hen: 1 pen. fat, go pure, wholeaoms and easily digested l,Bl,hekn.TaU WIr HaMUton- 1 ock: that phyrtcian. rocommend It for tavt: 'White Jap-1 cock; 1. 8. 8 cockerel; Uds. "OQTTOLENB shortens your food, 1, 2 hen; 1, 2 pullet; 1 pen. ' Irsigthnng your life" and yoa will travel uiacK jap ira Hamilton, I cockerel; farther, snifter and auier on ll than on food 1, 2 hen; 1, I pullet; 1 hen. mti,I f. ik. Black Sumatra a F. K. Wlsmer. 1 PDJd from ths fat of ths har. cocicerei; i puiiet. bers that the, waterfront her Is real estate and not operating railroad prop erty. . Rallsback holds that th prop erty used for commercial purposes and does not legitimately belong - to railroad operation. ' If the eummlaaton agrees with this view U will mean that about J,000,Oi(0 of. the waterfront which-haa hereto fore been clasaad as operatlnn.riroperty and haa been taxed under railroad mile ass, the money going to Ute state at Urge, will be cut out and will be aa eeaaed by piaroo county. .This would bs 120.000 more taxes to be paid by ttye railroad company ta the aounty. ' The eommlselonere have the matter und.r ronalderation and expect to final ly settle It this weak. . A BUBVT 08UXB dreads th fire. The dread la whole aorne but not the burn; that can ba healed and Inatantly relieved by apply ing liallard'a Bnow Liniment Be pre pared for accidents by keeping a bottle always In ths houae. Beat for sprain. brUlaes, cuts, aoalds, rhaumatiam, neu ralgia, bunions any and all aches and Mill. Price 2 Bo. 10s and 11.00. Skldmore Drug company. Bold by SAiUPlfM , COINTllNUED NEW ARRIVALS DAILY ALLOW THE GREAT SAMPLE SALE ATC THE CUtAPtSl A STORl W OVKVTtD 3TATt Whits cockerel. S. Caato, 1 Klondike Mrs. 1, 8 pullet Turkey. White Holland Glenn Eoff. 1 cock: 1. i, a, , t cocxerei; l, z, I nen; l, I, t, t, e puneu Bnoks. Pekln N. L. Wilev. 1 cock: 1 heff. n.a ecnoel. Z cock: 1 cockerel: 1 nen: pullet Gray Call H. Rlnghouae, 1 oock; 1 nen. Black East India F. K. Wiamer. 1 cockerel; l pullet. .Ml... r .1(1 B. Mitm V VI f cock: 1. 2 hen. Grant Alklre. 1 old drake, 1 old duck. White Indian Rtffiner Ed Schoel, 1 young drake; 1 old duck; 1 young duck rr uroinrton a. hi. old drake; 1, 2 old duck. Underwood, 1 Toulouse Ed Schoel, 1 young gander; young goose, uienn morr, l old gan oia goose. der: 1 Whit China, F. K. Wiamer. 1 voun ranaer; i young gooae. Bcnoel, uia ganaer; i, t oia goose. Special Display. 1077 Bertha M. Storey, 1; mer, Z; Wlndle Bros.. 8. F. K. Wis- 1, 2 hen. 1 pen. Dark V. K. Wiamer, 1 cock oooua. Buff F. H. Rosenberg. 1. 2. 2 cock erel; 1. 2, 8. 4, 6 pullet; 1 pen. C. A. Warner, 1 cock: 1. 2 hen. Partridge Williams Bros., 1 cock: 1, 2, 8. 4 hen; 1 pen, C. A. Warner, 2 cock; i cockerel; 6 hen; J, 2, 8, 4, 5 pullet; Z pen. s r.. white F. E. Howe. 1. E hen. B. Dow. 1. 2 cock; 2, 3. 4 hen; 1 pullet 1 Eenr ttmwn Mlsa Retta Smith, hen';; 8. 4 pullet; 4 pen. E. Dow, 1, 2 cock; 1 hen; 1. 2, 6 pullet; 1 pen. Les ter You nit. i. 6 cocnerei; s pen. j. ju. Garrison. 1. 2, 3 cockerel; 2, 8, 4 hen 2 pen. . ninotr A R W.ctrott. S cockerel: 1 5 pullet; 3 pen. A. S.. Hulburt, 1 cock; 1 cockerel; 1. 2. 3, 4 hen; 2, I, f ! I S h.n. B. C. Burr IS. N. Keeney, z cocxerei; 1. 2, 3, 4 pullet; 1 pen. F. K. Wlsmer, 1 cock; 1 cockerel; 1, 2 hen; S pullet; 2 pen. R. C. White A . A. Hulburt 1. cookerel; 1, 2 hen; 1, 2 pullet; 1 pen. R. C. Brown Grant Thompson, cock: 1. 2. 3 cockerel: 1. 6 hen: 3. pullet; 2 pen. M. McCune, 2 cock; 4, 6 cockerel; 2, 3, 4 hen; 1, 2, 6 pullet; 1, 3 pen. ZOinoroas. White D. T. Awbrey, 1 cockerel; 1, 2, 3, 4 pullet; 1 pen. E. Dow, 1 cock; 1, 2, 8, 4 hen; 2 pen. Black W. E. -Baker, 1 cock; 1 cock erel: 1. 2 hen: S pullet: 1 pen. N. L. Wiley, 2 cock; 6 cockerel; 8 hen. Glenn Eoff, 4, 6 cock; 4, 6 hen. J. L Haa kins, 2 cockerel: 3, 4 pullet; 2 pen. L. D. Elliott 3 cock; 3, 4 cockerel; 1, 2 pullet. Andalnslans. Blue F. M. Svinth, 1, 8 cock; 4, 6 cockerel; 8. 4 hen; 2 pullet; 2 pen. D. M. Calbreath, 2 cock; 1, 2, 3 cockerel; 1, 2 nen; 1. 2, 3, 6 pullet; 1 pen. Splaahed D. M. Calbreath, 1, 2, 3 cockerel; 1, 2. 2, 4 pullet; 1 pen. Black D. M. Calbreath, 1, 2, 8 cock erel; 1. 2. S, 4 pullet; 1 pen. Aaoona. Rosemawr Poultry Yard, 1 eock; 1 cockerel; 1 hen; 1,- t 2 pullet; 1 pen. Dorkings. 8. O. E. E. Bright 1 cockerel; 1. pullet Orp lag-tons. . White William Blackhurst 1 eock 1 cockerel; 1, 2 hen; 1, 2, 8, 4 put set; pen. Black William Blackhurst 1 eock; 1 oookarel; 1, 3 hen: 1, 8 pullet; 1 pea. Buff William Blackhurst 1. 8, 4 cock; 1. 8, 8. I cocksrel; 2 hen; 1, 2. 8, 4. t cockerel; 1 pen. Madron Poultry Farm. 1 cockerel. Wlndle Bros., f cock; 4 oookerel; 1, I, 4, i hen; 3 pn C. B. Wlhn, 8 pen. Xondaeua, Mottled E. E. Bright 1. 8, 8, 4, B cvokerel; 1. 8, 8, 4 pullet; 1 pen. rolls. Whits Created Black Rosemawr Poultry Tard, 1 cock; 1, 3 cockerel: 1, 2 hen; 1, 2 pullet; 1 pen. li. B. Rad cllff. 2 cock; 3 hen. White Roaemawr Poultry Tard. cock; 1 cockerel; 1, 8 hen; L 8 pullet; 1 pen. Golden Roaemawr Poultry Tard. ' cock; 1, 2 hen; 1, 2 pullet; 1 pen. H. 8. Radcllff. 2 cock; S cockerel; 3 hen; 8, 4, a ru Ilet: X Den. Silver H. S. Radcllff. 4 hen; I pullet Roeeraawr Poultry Tard. L 2 cock; L 2. I hen: 1 puiiet: i pen. Bearded Buff Lcd Rosemawr Poul try Tard, 1 cock. 1 cocksrel; L 3 hen; L 3 puljet; l pea. Bearded Oolder Rosemawr Poultr Tard. 1 cock; L 8 cockerel; L t hen; 1, pallet: 1 pen. Bearded - Whit Rosemawr Poultry Tard. 1 cock; 1 cockerel; L 1 baa; L 1 Bullet: 1 Mn. v Bearded Silver Roaemawr Poultry lard, i cock; l. a eocxerai; j. x, s nest; 1 pallet; l pea. Fovllr 1078 H. Rlnehouae. 1: William RliLok. hurst. 2: J. C. Murray, 8. 1078 H. Rin chouse. 1. White Wvan. dottes: William Blackhurst. 2. Whit. Orpingtons; William Blackhurst 3, Black Orpingtons. 1080 j. L. Hoaklna. 1. B. r Whit. Leghorns; Bertha M. Storey, 2, Black imiuuurgs; a. a. nuriDurt, a, li. U. White Leghorns. 1081 B. F. Keeney, 1, Barred Ply mouth Rocks; J. C Murray, 8, Barred Plymouth Rccka; B. F. Keeney, 8, Barred Plymouth Rocks. 1082 Bertha M. Storey, 1, 8. C. Po lish; B. Dow. 2, 8. C. Brown Leghorns; Bertha M. Storey, 8, 8. C. Polish.. WORKMEN LODGES -N START CAMPAIGNS TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES out or vow nonj W can do soar entire Orowm. Bridge and Flats Work In a day If neoessary. 20sl41valy 8aisJsss Bxtraetlng Free when platea or bridge are ordered. esMltrVe teeth and roots removed with eat in least pain. Tsn chairs. Only ths most scientific and careful work. 80 TBABS UK rOMTHABB. WA WICF AJTD AS8O0IATB8 VF laaV rainless SsaMsts. rasllng a. m. Pain Blag Third and Washington to p. m.; Sundays to n, nleas Extraction, 80o; Plates, 15.00. Both Phones. A and' Main 3020. r More Interest has been shown among the Workmen lodges In" this city during the past month than has been seen fori three years. The grand officers have devoted more time than usual to lodge visitations and the practical chalk-talks of Grand Lecturer Bohn apparently makes more clear to the rank and file the merits of the level rate plan Portland lodge entertained the visit ing officers at Its last meeting with a smoker. Several musical selections were rendered and a social time enloved bv all present. Four new applications for membership were presented as a starter for the winter campaign which projnlses to ecllose any crevlous efforts. ' Fidelity lodge will show its abllitv as entertainers next Friday night The Our Next President SXHB 10O EST STAnCPS rOB TBS Prophecy Puzzle Greatest puxzle ever made. Choose the man you want to win and put him In the White 'House. SEATTLE PUZZLE CO. 325 Arcade Annex, Seattle, Wash. agent's WANTED KorcTHWtsT Corker FiityT and WrAow rry TO GO MERRILY ON 500 MEN'S SALPLE SUITS Hew tot Jnrt aVnrlvsd. Fall Suits, airth very latest cuts and shsdes. including serges, rrmvm r.nnv worsteds, all well tal- rn-i Th... aulta include some lines from the leading manufacturera in America. . 2.98 'or sampls Suits, regular f'J C Tn tIA valll.M. al ft for sample Suits, all sisesf regular 1 12.50 to iid viu, S7.88 r or all the latest weaves and fabrics In men s Suits, an eizea, uea $16 to $20. ; 10.98 for pick and choice of sample Sulta that bear the labels of the world's best makers, an sizes, mo k a. and stvles: values 225 to $32.60. SAMPLE TBOTTSEBB. w.ii.miHa wnrlc and dress Troux nr made of s:ood. strong, durable materials. Almost given away. 50 or Trousers worth 75c. , 95g for Trousers worth $1.60. 2(1.35 for Trousers worth $8.60. SI. 95 for Trousers worth $5.00. BBOO KBITS BAMFI.B EATS JUST All the late Fall styles soft and stiff Hats, many different blocks and shades to select from. Prices 50. Sl.QO. 01.35. S1.85. Values $1.50 to $5.00. THE SB GOUTS AT ?5o ON THB DOX.X.AB Suitcases, Telescopes, Umbrellas. Suspenders and many other useful articles. ' BCEXf'B saupi;b VRVEBWEAB Thousands of dozens men's fleeced blood-ribbed knit and fine lamb's wool underwear. Prices: if) for regular 60o Underwear. 39 for regular 76c Underwear. 69e for regular $1.00 Underwear. 99t for regular $1.50 Underwear. 1, 35 for regular $5.00 Underwear. 54 for the famous 15c Eagle Collars. XiABtES' SKTJtTS. New line Just arrived ladles' black sateen and heatherbloom skirts; many of them rippled and shirred; prices. 85, Sl.OO. SI. 25 and up ST.50. Z. ADZES' SAima SKIBTS Just arrived, 850 ladles' sample Skirts. Prices ranging from 82.25 up to 810. FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN JTEW ABBITAIiB IU.OIES' KIMONOS We have Juat received a lot of ' 600 Indies' Kimonos, all beautifully fin ished, exquisite patterns, pale blue, lavender and many other colors. Prices Sl.OO snd SI. 25 INDIES' JTSW SAMPI.E COATS Just arrived from a famous Roch ester, N. Y., manufacturer, 600. la dles' sample Coats, all late styles. including the fad of the season, tne EmDlre back Coat. Prices, 82.98, S5.95, $38.95. XEBEI TMOUSAKD SAM PLE SHOES JVBX aaaixii' 82 OO for line of men s, women s and children's sample Dress Shoes patents, calf and velours many dif ferent styles, sizes and makes; all piled high on the bargain counters. V.lnaa nn tn IK. 00. Sl.OO for hundreds of pairs of sam ple Shoes for men, women and chil dren. All lasts and leathers values nr. tn t3 0 50 for choice of number of sample ladies' and children's Shoes, values to $2.50. JUST ARKITED, 4,350 PATHS IN DIES' BAWLS BUSS Best makes of the famous North Star brand ladles' and children'; Mr,.. Th.sct hnaa are being sold way below regular cost; In fact are being mercilessly slaughtered. 5 for ladles' and children s best rades rast Diacn ioc nuao. 04 for all leading lines sample 20c and 60c Hose. . M 19 takes plcK and cnoice or ine inest North Star Hose, worth 75c. for sample of ladies' 100 to 600 Iandkerchlefs. No limit; goods must move. CXTX.SB.EZrS CAPS Just ths thing fpr school days a light comfortable, stylish,' service able Cap for the boy or girl many different styles to select from. Prices, 19S 254 and 50. LATE ABBXTAXt FtTBS We have a line of Furs that sur passes anything you have ever seen Collarettes, Muffs, Ring Muffs, Throws and Ties all, genuine ar ticles. Prices, 81.25, 82.50, 82.85 up to 825 v rand officers will visit that lodge upon hat evening and the committee in I charge say there is a surprise in store ror uiem. u nis arrair win not be a I smoker according to usual custom, but refreshments will be served. Ever1 mem Der or tnat lodge has been re- auested to attend and bring a friend. Jbiureka lodge, not to be outdone by 3 iiixiraoGnTia Cleanses de System Effect- Dispels Loldi Golden 8 pangle4 Roeeraawr Tard. 1 cock; I. 2. , 4 ben. Silver Bpeuigled Rosemawr Poultry Tard. 1 cork; 1, I new; u I pnuot; l mh. Golden Penciled Rosemawr Poultry Tard. 1 cock; t 2 hs; 1 pullet; 1 en. Jane Forbes, 1 ockrl; 8. 4 hoa; i. g, 4, f pullet: 2 rn. Silrer Penciled Roeomawr Poultry Tsrd. 1 tor; 1. 8 hen I, 2 pnlLt; 1 Ma PUrk Rwmir Poultry Tard. L 8 corn; 1 cockerel; 1. 8. 8 hen; 1 pallet; IvhH Rewir.iT Poultry Tsrd, 1 eockerel; 1 be; L. pallet P. K Rl Ot14 rkkard. I. 2 jtxk; . VI ben. s . II T. I 12 1 1S llv.Uisoels Isolds andueai J H a r A A acnes due io tonsiipaiion; Acts naturauyi acts fnJy a'Liaxative. Best forA!envmen and CKilrl rej-ybungana Ola. titserv-icialcU Mtwavs d.uv ineuenuine wnicn Kasme jml name q the Com CALIFORNIA Rg-nStrupCo. by wtwis 3 is onufacturd. printed: n Ths front f every nackhe. SOLO BT ALL LEADING DRUGGIST ,n sirs only, rvyuUr pries SOtfvMtl. Tomorrow PORTLAND DAY GO TO COUNTRY CLUB PACIFIC NATIONAL SHOW b Bit Ad. Pr 14 TO 2CSAXT2C AJT9 ITUnTX Damlana Bitters A wooderfml tavlrorator and axrvlea. A powrfui nptuxxJiaiee as4 spnal tnote fer b1 h evs.a. For sale et orn m ttnr Ikinor e1rs. or tv Woodard. CT.4 M IJ WOODW AT SB.0S PO 8 A I IJTB, CW Ar K JTTB. IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE Every vocation evcryboily, looks to The Journal for their wants. Buyer, seHer and trader realize that The Want Pages Are The market-places. The highest-grade salesman, the most skilled mechanic, the best in their respective class, put their message in Journal Wants. When you want to find the best the market affords, look to The Journal's Want Pages. They are in fact and truth the only and best Market Place of Portland JOURNAL WANT ADS COST ONE CENT A 'WORD SEVEN INSER- . J XIONS FOR TIIE PRICE OF SIX.- . i IF IT COMES FROM US ITS CORRECT . i . i BENJAMIN'S Clothes Recognized for years as the best ready-to-wear Clothing in the World. Men who are particu lar dressers' de mand them. vviiy mtL iuu; Suits, Overcoats Raincoats 311 Morrison, Opp. P. 0. COLLILGE MAID COL. R. L. HARRIMAN. Auctioneer. FOR SAL1L Guideless Pacer, World's Champion, one of the offerings at the"big Combination Breeders' AUCTION THURSDAY, SEPT. 24. HORSE SALE FRIDAY, SEPT. 25. CATTLE SALE With her ko roe a aralaxy of high-bred harness horses from Kuster-Erwln Horse Co. (Estabelle, p., 2:164; Johnny K., 2:16. etc.); also from I. D. Chappelle his Bramforrt Boy, 2:22, gentleman s roadster; Kitty Grace, etc.; also from Dr. A. DeBVje, Pleasanton, Cal., his three stallions, trotters; cdso W. T. McBride's trotters; B. C Keyt's con signment and other splendid consignments too numerous to name. ri GORDON CLYDILSDALLS Glen Gordon Farm, "Home of the Clydes dales," offers a consignment of Pure-Bred Stal lions and mares big top-notchers. WITHOUT RESERVE, FAMOUS HERDS.OF PURE BRED CATTLE MINOR'S SHORTHORNS, ASHBURN ER SHORTHORNS, GEER'S HERE FORDS, ABERDEEN ANGUS-GALLOWAYS, ALL PLACED ON SALE AFTER THEY ARE JUDGED. SALE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY PACIfIC NATIONAL SHOW AT PORTLAND COUNTRY CLUB SALE BEGINS 9 A. M. Catalogue ot combination aoetloa sal may ba obtained npon reojuest at Parllloa. Buy BUTTER-NUT Bread WITH THE LAB IX ON tmriti tov 3fZ02UJrOsTX Z2 XT XKMjr UATTWM TO TTT WATCJt TOM roTrkaxx, : . THREE REASONS WHY IT IS YOUR INTEREST TO DO SO rtmrr BeeMs ts t k tnOQTD imw y seay ttM& aares; thimala. TKUtP eeaase yea re.elTe m bsslsn remiajk U aHdrtlea t ta thlBSle. , mora 2tnOW Th mum ef a few ef the aiaay vb her fouoit gold and enrer uuiuin ua mwna uieir sreniams: Miss Mar re-are thlmbl ble. IT Koyt Miss Isabell MeRse. T4I Ulul tTT I't, silrer thlroMe. Mrs. W. LJaton. : fct FUrr) on st, sllwr thlmbl. Mrs. 1, P. Ol. Ill West rr v, surer inimoie. I Mrs. Altnt-m Or1.to Cartas) t ui)r thirrj.. 1 Mrs. IL B. rmith. 114 C. fH thla&M. I cts. Or, alver ttamb.e. BUTTER-NUT BREAD CO., 2nd & Colum t la St ?. Mrs. H. Oolng. 271 Oar et, geld thlmbl. . Emorta Ble rwm, 221 East 44 tk et, stiver thimble. Mrs. M. EuehecBies II Farter m9 m.trm ttfl.Se. Mr I U M. Makert, lit tT J0UILVAL WAXTS COST LITTLE; ACCOM 1 LI II