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-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1S21. THE : OREGON DAILY JOUUlJAL,- PORTLAND, OREGOII II M P MS Min OWN DAIRY J N T E R E S T S . ; Astoria, ' Oct 27. New hope was born to Clatop county dairymen Wednesday .upon ttko return vfrom Portland of the 'delegation which Tuesday conferred with the tooaXd ; of , directors of , the Oregon '. Dairymen's league and obtained a prom lt to mccede to - ths ' demands of . the league members n this sone. If ' It is . found hat this can pe done legally " The , principal concession sought was ' that . the affairs off sone 5. Including . Clatsop county, snoif oe attnilnlstered from Astoria.'-. Local Jjairymen, business men and banker hater agreed that sach ' a change' woutyro far to alleviate the distress of the rOalrj Industry, which : has been-. blamed on" the . management ' of the league's affairs, . and deposit of the league'! funds In bank outside the cone in which they originate, thus dam- , aging the credit of dairymen with their home district banks, . ,- -4 - ' FLAX JFIRST jOr0SE . - v The returning delegates reported that the state league directors at first were strongly against , t Is plan, hut agreed to it. -when It war iowi that' the future of the league In the lower Columbia district depended upon it. If the league's attorneys decide' that the change from central management to. local gone man agement can be done legally, the board of directors are determined to authorize it. No mention was made of a similar change In the other zones, but the As toria' delegates assumed that this, would be forced if the Astoria attemot Droved beneficial. Announcement of the board's final decision jta the matter was prom ised by November L - It is" understood that - the - argument , which followed the Clatsop county de mand was bitter, until the Astoria dele gation's . spokesmen - assured the ; board : that no attempt was being- made to dls-1 nipt the league so long as any chance remained of it being made possible for the lower Columbia members to remain in onbankrapted. : -... A delegation from Coos county Is re ported to have altered Its original stand and opposed placing management of the sone within their territory. . s ' , . DETAILED BEFOBT HADE -.' . ; A meeting of the county'a dairymen and Astoria, business men was -held on Wednesday night, when the delegation, which consisted of K. F. Johnson,. A. H. Bale, W. E. Dejong and C W. LoughUn, sone directors j J. K. Roman, Frank San born. Otto A-. Owen, business men: K. McMinndles. county agent, and Albert Engebretsen, experiment station direc tor, will make their official report "of the meeting with the directors. L MY BOWS RIGHT TO 30,000 llf lU! QUESTIONED Fake Census Taker t6rabs for Jewelry; Is Frightened Away 'Md, t-t '' i , . 'hH Under the guise of a census taker an unidentified man assaulted Mrs. "W. ' B. Nutting, 215 East Thirty-third f street. Wednesday afternoon and endeavored to snatch jeweled earrings from her per son, Frightened away by her cries, the thief, fled- down the street without taking anything. - . J t I ' After asking the usual questions, Mrs. Nutting said, he asked whether Iter husband was-home. When she replied In the contrary he asked her If he were working. - v, - " -vr "No,- abe Wd. r , "Well," how can you afford such ear rings?" the Btranger asked. ' t , . Mrs. Nutting told him to leave.rThen he made a grab at her jewelry. She' en- deavored to shut tne door: in his face, at the same time calling for help, and he was .frightened away. . ' ., . ; Other persons In the vicinity have-been accosted by fake census ' takers, but no other ' attempt at robbery has been re ported. .?VL; ft,'-, . i The public . library ' board 1 discovered yesterday, when Jt met with the state tax supervising ana conservation com mission, that ft has ieen carrying some 130,000 around with It from yearjto year which it ought oat to have been doing under a. strict construction of tb law. The board. It seems, has been carrying ibis amount as a revolving fund for sev eral years, in order, that It would not be compelled to borrow money and pay interest during the flow" period of the year, when Hax .money usually- drains out of the county treasury and the vari ous departments of government go on interest bearing warrant or loaa basis. It - is tne ' expectation -of the - library board : that an unexpended balance of approximately $1200 will be an hand at the close of the year.. The - financing system of the county, and of all other governmental units in the state for that matter, is based on the theory that the amounts appropriated each year,"or each year biennium in the case of the state, will be totally exhausted, at the close of -the fiscal year, or the appro priation period. For that reason the library .board's revolving fond is out of kilter with the system, even though fit might be business economy to- maintain it, and will, in all probability, be wiped out in the coming budget. The tax commission discussed the li brary . budget' with "the library board yesterday, and, then took it under ad visement for further action. Tomorrow the , big , county budget will be taken up ,by the tax commission for. general dis cussion. '-...';, v k Out - ill Eastbound Bate on Vegetable; : And Fruit Sought Application has been' made ' to 7 the interstate commerce commission for per mission to reduce rates on fruit and vegetable . waste from ' Pacific coast points to .eastern territory, effective on short notice, according to an announce ment made Wednesday by. J H- Mul- chay, general : freight agent of the Southern Pacific company.. The law re quires tO days notice, but Mulchay says the carriers expect to have that require ment waived so the reduction will, ben efit the fruit and 'vegetable canners and crushers, who have large stocks on hand aa -the result of canning and crashing operations during the present season. Mulchay stated that the reduction will amount to 25 per cent and will apply to apple chop.: cores.' pomace, scraps, and skins. -"Rates to Chicago and points west will be reduced from )US to SO 'cents a hundred pounds. . By rV T. Lawrence and rH. Ton : Of .Gold -HilL water from . Bear . flnloh spring, tributary t Kogue river, for do-i m uc water supply ana lor irrigation of a 10 acre tract in Jackson county, at a cost ? .f 4S4vt-'-":iW.ir-.4.i-. By W. Lt. Tattle of Dryden, water from -. Deer-creek (or Irrigation of 10 acres in Joeephine couHty. - x4 .- . . vy w. H Coliton of Baker, water from Maiden Gulch; tributary to Powder river. ir wppwimHi) supply ror irruraune lands in BaJtpr- county. ; By Alfred Wright and F. E. Van Pat ten of New Bridge. Water from aa un- Irrigation Project To Cost $30,000 Is fPlan of Lane Man .Salem. Oct. 2. The Irrigation of 395 acres of land in Lane county, involving development work at an estimated ex penditure of $30,000, is contemplated by Walter. A. Woodard of Cottage Grove, who lias filed with the state engineer's office here an application covering the use pf water from . Bear Gulch spring, . a tributary to Rogue, river. Other filings covering., wafer rights have - been made : as . follows v ; ' "- By Don Thomaas AWnrey of Eugene water rrom jLescnuies river tor irriga tion of 60 acres m uescnutes. county. Bv EL Benslt of Wataon.. Water fn Owyhee river for irrigation of 49 -acres in Malheur .county. , Under: thlapermit it is expected to construct one and a half miles of ditch at aa estimated ePedi- ture oi ssooo. -n-;-... -t named spring for domestievwater supply ia Baker county - By C McKendree ;of ?Xakeew. water-, from Hot . Sprinps. . tributary' to the Klamath, rivers for- heating, bathing and medicinal' purposes.- in - Klamath county v ..... - r k, s.,. -: ;i; v-X., ' : - Br mvarl RoMnsoa of Plusb. con struction of the Robinson reservoir , for the storage of S35 acre feet of the waters of Fisher Canyon creek, and appropria tion of the stored water lor irrigation of CO acres "in Lake county. - The cost of the proposed reservoir and distribut ing system is- approximately t500.-- II TXA&S FO& XIXLCfQ WIFE -Greenville. HL. Octl J 7. CL? N.. &) William F. Carrillon .today was sen- 11iRr:''-:Hats ... - - t .- , ' ! V,. ' . - 9 OCTOBER 3ilthd Sale Remember the Place and Dates 1 OCTOBER 28 1 29 31 Fridays-Saturday Monday Furs Umbrellas 0 e o e 0' The Merchandise You Have Longed For at the Price You Want to Pay ... i . The chance is yours if you 'grasp it. Remark- ? 4 ably attractive both merchandise and the style 150 SELECTED TOIMMED HATS. Formerly priced to $12.50 MONTH-END SALE PRICE, . .L. 100 BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HATS r ' Formerly priced $ 1 5 to $22.50 MONTH-END. SALE PRICE. ..... TAILORED AND SAILOR HATS Formerly priced $5 to $7.50 , - MONTH-END SALE PRICE ; OS mm ,The$e. hats are of zybeline plush,5 Hatters plush and a some faced with velvet. All one price Furs at Reduced Prices - National Umbrella We ek V. J Ten Animal Scarfs . marked $30.00. G"i f7pr Sale price .... $LO4tJ Twenty Animal Scarfs marked $65. , Q "f 0 P Sale price . . . , . :r . . . ; . ; t . . . . : . n0 JLu;9. Twenty Animal Scarfs marked $115. 50 ' roA'liSr. ';' Five 36-inch. Coney Coats. A" great Q Q A A value. , Sale price. .r. ....... tPOOeUU Ten 36-inch guaranteed Laskin , Seal-, & Q 7 ' K A ine, lare collar and cuffs.-. . . . . . .'. DO i mOXJ b Ten 36-inch guaranteed Laskin; Sealirie,f large coU ' srj and cuffs of SquirreLl Sale j Five 36-inch guranteed Laskin Sealine, large col- lar-and cuffs of Beaver. . A re- (Jj'f7 PA . markableValue. Sale price V.'l,..,. vIO I eOU Ten 36-inch guaranteed iJaskin Sealine, large col lar and : cuffs of Skunk. : While Q.T7 E?A MONTH-END SALE PRICE . - All umbrellas this season's no leftovers. $6.93 Umbrellas in bakelife. handle, tips (gff C(Q and ferrule. All colors. POeOO Fifty $10 Umbrellas in f ancy .handles with Mngs ; and leather straps, also crook handles with; tips ; and -ferrule" to match. Paragon X frame. CQ QQ' All ' colors a ............... . ... ; tJ)0t0 " Fifty! $12.50 Umbrellas, all beautiful handles, tips and ferrule with grosgrain border. - , r7r7 All colors $lUv I any remlm to $300. Sale price.; ', 4 . -Three-Russian ;Pony Coats., Priced &ET -f' Vv-.. 'Sr aT, rtar rty lenewra as 'jtLJLg'l ' ' ' '' j ! 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St 'r t. s;:':"i 1 " f'r i ; David Zork designed this beautiful Bruns wick Art Cabinet. ; That nieans that the best brain, the most skilled hand in all America has created the most . beautiful design vet 5 shown in period models. ; - And in. tone the" great essential it is truly Brunswick, as it is also in its many . special features. ? It. plays all records no, matter by: what artist or what maker with utmost perfection and without extras nothinjr to put on or take off.. , The Price $310 Electric ' $360. , Easy Payments " s Sign here or -catalogs... fame , Address r..--'35'':j'.'9 ".w MORRISON OT. AT CROADVAY . ""?irirT-""n"."""T"'1 T rr"T" " , ' The Maker' mark on COOPER'S . BENNINCTOIT Spring N4 Underwear Berhafi ' t nobody s interest but your own that you SHOULD know the facts : about Underwear you will not find in fiat fenit "or latch It' is tailored form fittmgFesis better. ; Wears longer. Cstsmcre-- and is worth it twice over. S Fpr Men, for Boysall weiglits CERTAINLY the dealer wko Has -not Allen A Cbopeis-Benning- ton Spring Needle Underwear is not anxious to answer questions. : - , - i v - - J. - - - ' - ; ? But as the original knitters of Spring Ieedle garments we teU you this: Vfr : foraU seasons of the year. . underwear, made.-' t v " ' v ' It is knitted on the .mbstjprecise machines. It takes the finest grades of yarn and morefof it. - - " .... t r i . '.t" ' It has a givew and elasticity that 7 . Each 'garment -signed with the, Allen 'A Markthe Maker's persona f pledge of responsihmty tooi wxllen,, the name of the Makers. And" A?Ttne istanddmark" . ' y. I - TheAlle of first and finest grade.; Ivenooha. Wloconsitif 4 i ? f s ffrrifst toxi.Tkc A0cA CsoyM' ; Tlie Maker's mark on Pacific Coast Service Station, 526 Mission- Street, San Francisco ' ;' Fot Men Women and t - ' ... ' . . , i . -f - - f . f i.f - st Ouldrea - r-'y '