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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1926)
THD OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGOI? TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 2, 1025 f ! il ! I e-e; uregqipiStcitesntan Uaned Zteily Except Xaaday by . thi etatxsjcam nrsusHXaro compact' ' - ' 215 South CoeanacreUl 8L, S1m, Oreon B. J. HeodrUk . 'rd J.Toaaa ,' Lm II. Her Iman LeetiwJ. jeua Andred Bunch . - !(' City Editoe j Telegraph KdtteC j . bCty t4iUC W. IT. Hendarcas : ' CiTeolatfoa. Manarer i Ralph B.'Kletiiag - Advrtiun Munarer . Frank JaskoakJ :- Manager Job Dept. ' K. A. K ho ten . - ' . ,ivatock Editor W.C. Caar. & . ftmltry Editor - ..V . ' KCKBSm Or THX ASSOCIATXB rftXSS "'..: '-" r. Aaolated Preea I etlaivelyi entitled to the ate for pabltcattea of all aewa dUpafeeea, credited -to It r net etherwiae credited in thia paper and a la ib local ' . r , . . business omca:(:;:':''; SSS' WtmilMltlilr Ptrtlm Or. -V"' ' 1 -1" "' -.": Tbotnaa. .. Clark jCo New fork lft-iai W. t n.ii ' u.m.- pm. Ioty A Paypo. fiiiaroa San rraaetaeaL Calif.; Hifiaa Bid. Lai Aaale. CsUt. BaiTtats Of flea ...,88 ar SSI Society Eatf- ,,. , ' 1A4) ' rf TELEPHOHES: "V" fCirevletioa. Offlea.5S Auto Coateat Editer-lOS JCw Depart ent2 3 or lot Job Uepartaaeat SSI Eatered at the Po t Of flea la' Salea, Oregon, as MewMiu waiter. DANGER BRIJJGS iHljJMILITY---'Alid Jacob' said, O God of my lainer. urn not worthy of jtbe least of all the mercies, which ihou has chewed unto thr "errant Dellrer me, I prajr Theea fom .the handsyof EcaatLCci. Zti-lU i'- if va ; f(i'.t "'1-yt' " A HOIP INDUSTRY! WILL BE DEVELOPED i t - - l We hear a grood deal these days about the development of the, flax and Unenindustrief of the Salemistrici- : And, thouigrh.it has taken a Ions: time to set this develop ment under way;; it iV now in-oceedin in ?ood order, on safe and reliable fountioii4,"a;with a healthy;. public opinion and nierstandinff ledji;; Everybody: is I lioWeonvf need that. big thin nayje dohei and .will be done, in building' up a h industry, here: in flax, from the field to the finest finished articles1 In' the facties, in tiirning'out '"tfie fiber and fplnnmjf ' the "yarn aridj, ela'vingjthe ' f abrics j i including i the thousand 'and on4. spjHtaitfeiCHhai .wH .come in tlme-Hv ii Tha will maHtthft'm district the0inen industry headquartersf North America. ' - ' ' : ; .. But the JSalem district! produces a fine quality, of hemp, , as srood as can be grown in jthe" best "hemp districtsof Italy ; X"Ahd a great tonnage 'can be produced, here on ft compar atively small acreage. . '! j - " : - i "-.'' : "- ' Then why not a hemp industry, as a complement to;the' . linen' industry J: Why not .? jThe Belfast district, the world's greatest linen district, uses jvast quantities of hemp. . - i , It will be the same with the Salem districts Should be. There are nearly as "many articles of manufacture using hemp ; Bs-iae;fUix. fib;Tlfefo!uidation of most rubber boots" and shoes is. hemp cloth, as a sainple. . I . .; r ; v Watch Salem develop a srreat hemp industry. -- I PORTLAND JOUltNAL, TAKE NOTICE ' :.lr this column on Sunday a Portland Journal editorial article was quoted, that attempted to ridicule the American protective1 tariff, partly because there was last year a 10 per cent cut. yj the .wages in jsome of. the New England .textile mills . y, ...... ' I 16 - j j -;.." ' 'When the fact is; that cut was made because' of the in-1 adequateprotective duties! n certain . lines oi , cotton- goods coming into, competition Iwith the. output of English r mills that are kept going through artificial means, including; the dole.system oflhat country! . ,:,.' A few days; ago the Washington Post, one of - the leading advocates among the: newspapers pf this country of thepro-t tective. tariff,? printed the. following, as proving, the. benefits of .our -tariff system, under the heading, "Doing. Our Bit:" -Tbdaythe United States is producing: -! '65 per cent of the world's iron ore: 5i per cent of .the world's pig iron; .r i6 per. cent of ,tlie woHd's steel; 5l per cent of the world's copper i .2 per cent of the wbrW's petroleum ; 5 "43 per cent of the world's coal . - i. ," (V : 52 per cent of the world's timber output i a j., 65 per cent of the world's naval stores; v 42 per centpOhe worlds phosphate; -' 80 per cent of the world's sulphur ; -63 percent of the world's mica;' .-".62 per cent of the wolrldfs lead; t ; r ""60 per r cent "of the woirl'stalc jand soapstone. r 45 per cent of the" world's barytes ; f - i States, and ' becoming . more so 'It you know: onions, please help the Slosanl editor.- .Today or to morrow, t Salem is the, bis onion Renter, and must become: more so. LIST EM IN Ml nm ... . V. :' DIXXKR COXCKKX. ; fi-7 KOW 49IJ Portland. J v J O.J KFWV (212.rt) Portland. Ct ;J KlrCATIOXAl, , C f S-IO KGW (401.5) Portland; n Book Reyiew, bridge, word car ( toon on styles, l 1 ; J O-l 2 KOW (401JS) Portland. Orchestra. .-i. - ; - 7:ao-lt:SO KFJR (263) Portland. ;,, Boy.. Scout story. . ' J'd.i t --- x-vv . TALKS ' i"' s J'" t 7:45-8 KGW (401JI) portUnd. Oregon; State Bankers' assocla- tion. j. . 1 . ... ' ; : 0:00-11:00 KfX) A (4.V4-1) Seattle. J 6-C:30. program ;j 7-8: 15, qaar ' . tet; 8:15-11, weather report ; U courtesy . program t " featuring Jackie Sounder. Serenaders. 0:00-10:00 KHJtf403)iXKsAn- V. geles. 8-6:30. LeUthton'p orches tra : 6 : 3 0-7 : 10..1st6ry story v weekly ' Tisit : of QueeaTitania and 'the Radio Fairies-? Lnore j KUlian, contralto; Chariest Les- . lie Hui. readings' 7230, talk on dogs, H. ;M." Robertson : 7: 4 5, V Christian " Endearor , Mssac;e. - William Shsw.- lAiD.t 8-9:15, u Oscar Selling symphony ' orches tra; 9:15-1 0.Joee Arias and bis j Mexican orchestra. j - 0:00-11:00 KGO (3012) Oakland. 7-;: 55,'dinners oncert;' 8-8, . Spanish program, TVilliam Rehe ' cellist; Era M. Garcia, pianist; r " Marlon Veckl. Baritone ; 9-9:3 0, r Mme-'-'Rose ', Florence " presents . Mrs. -ttenrl t Bercut, ; soprano; 1' Martha Jalara, mezzo-soprano; Irtf p:- Morpan.: baril?oii; ;lrma Harris ,-vofft. accompanist; a :so, j auction bridge; 10-11; - dance ,- music. GriTin-Deuel's California 'Collegians.?- V------- v. 0:15-12:00 KXX . Holly- woo. 6:16 trarel talk,' W. F. ' Alder; 8:30-7; -concert orches- tra; 7-7:45. 4 program; 7:45, health talk; 8-9, program; 9-10, i program; 10-11, Wampus frolic '! program introducing the 13 ; '.Wampus stars. of ,19J!8; "11-12, - dance orchestra. L f , X 0:30.1 :0O KFI: (4CSJS) Los An :. ; geles. ..; 39,- rest pocket pro- gram ; 6:45, fadtotorial; 7-7 : 3 0, '. dance orchestra 7 : 3 0-8,' Chin- 3 ese Gardens dance orchestra; ;t 8-K Dorothy Copant trio; 9-10, U- program ;, arranged f by Tilda ,iC Rohr- Swiss coptraIta; JiO-il, "TbiaJlad hour of popular songs.' 0;4O-11:OO, KTOi ' (42-3)v San Francisco. 6 ; 49,'jwaldemar Llnd and orchestra; ; jr-7 i 3 0, Seiger's ff t orchestra; -fi 8-9, -tprogram.'Thlr- ' tieth ; Infantry band, Meyer;, M. I ; Cohen,. director ;t.9-10 program; . 1011r hotel dance, orchestra. SEVEN AUTOS RAID & INTERNATIONAL FIGHT ; ; I i. (CoptlMMMl fro lat L) the fight which -means deatli t them prf tdf their opponent. When thrown Into the pit each bird Is armed .wi,th. a -razor-like barb- or gaff, strapped to each leg in place of the natural pir. : With these blades the cocks cut and slash at long' to win' one of the big prizes. The contest will be a .very short one, : And, at the close of the con test the rotes will be counted by a committee of prominent business aen. ; Those who hare obtained the greatest n umber ;of f rotes t wilt ; be formally presented with thevhand some prizes that, are won) simply by collecting rotes in spare time, aqd subscriptions. ' J -i - ;; f . .Now, right 'nowtoday is the time to Tiegiti;.:'.;-:; .If you want any one of the three splendid new cars so, that you can ride when you wish and take your friends or your family driring, there, is no reason - why , you can not win it. Think of having a car like' this . for your rery own to 'go where you wish and stop as long as you likea car that ha a rep utation for reliability and all the way through,- luxurious, comfort able and powerful,-; ' That's Just what you can have if you, are wil ling to put forth a little effort and a little hustle and energy during your -spare time., - Neirly every candidate will say; iAfh 'other till one or sometime bothare dead ; Tbe;birds fight T r know that Aspirm Gargle in Sore Throat . ,.r Toasllis Prepare a harmless and effective targle by diMUJlvinr two "Baver Tablets of Aspirin" Jn four table-! spoonluU of water. Gargle throat thoroughly. . Repeat la two hours It necessary. a' ; - Be sure yon use only the genu ine Bayer Aspirin. marked with in tin boxes of twelve tablets for ! Phone 10 f few cents. Adv. , , Bear in for the sheer lore of fighting, the rictorif he is physically able', lnr variably ' stepping jon the body of bis vanquished foe and crowing li - triumph;. JWhen training the l.irds miniature boxing glores are attached to the' spur to prevent injury. ' 1 .' : f : r . There were no jwindois in tho hop house in- which 'the fight was iaged and . only ione door. - -An elaborate electric lighting , equip ment had been installed within large- light over the .pit. In ; pre vious events, some! lasting far two orn three days, concessions ;were sold' for : 'coffee and sandwich ;ands. The fights aro. said to have . been going! -on for inany 'years. fch"&- fk "ZvvX Yesterday the dijstrlct '.attorney's office was searching the statute books for a law governing -the sit uation. . Ai "diligent 'survey f the code reveals, howj&ver, no statute corering cock fighting except' the general law pertaining to cruelty to animals. On eJ possibility, for prosecutio'n Is Bald- to have been found, -.- however -ia"' the general statute providing penalties for in decent and Immoral acts not oth erwise described in the-" code. S. 0: S. CALL! SOUNDED IN STATESMAN CONTEST y (Continued frem para j. . - r . - '- j . ' . . , . -i - v them. The management is not go ing to place any names in the con test and if you want. to. be sure that: your name' jis among those from which the oWnerof the grand prise is to fee chloen, the surest way . is" to; sen4 or bring in your1 nomination blank yoofself. - Do this at once. -. ; : v "'During the big prize-contest the election beaduarttfrs. in;The States): man office win bet open every eve ning nntil 8 : 3 0, o'clocklo answer inquiries, jl'; reeeire ' votes,' etc. mind It wilt, not take I can't win." All will be of about the same opinion. But the man ni" wnman ' hnv s-lrl m,n. Hot 917. Velma4 S60 S JTth " - o". ... Km,hiri tjeorpe; ; i uqviun VIIU ub or UJ9 gsiog to win, and has the confidence to do his or her 'Very bestis very -likely to be proclaimed among the win ners of the very biggest prizes- Brvwo,. Ldytha . . Hickataa. Clara: 370 K Uacls JTaaira, Caeil; 332. X Hijca Taompaon. A .. Watar Mn Pitr Jr ... flwopa.'Mra C A: 074 McCoy Gat-oetf, U O i!..-........ . Ritchie,-, Jeaaiai; 2310 Ianrol Cronkce. Mm Lea; 475 S 17th Alexander. lielen MUr. Litha Bowman, Mi Hntk . CilWrt. Wildrad HjrV, liaa h v......:.. fraibrt6n. Iinra Veidehr. MabrI; C61 X Cap Ofleby, Mra Orrilla . , Bteiwar. -Ruaaell Kaat.i William &o4y, lloris iJoirry, 1 Vinffc ..... - ' Onainicton. Mr J Vr, 1052 ;-8r'aw 41.i.j........... Reiaeai, F. O; 830 BbIi 8. Npldham. Mra T, ; 745 N Can-rapreiil .' . Pitt. Capt Allen; 405 8 23rd VeAdams. Mra I Moi-kz, 3 j t.Jli.; Sharp, Mra E A .'..:...Jt....v.. Rota. CarlftMi: 111 N Catra Willianiiton. Jean : K Capitol.i.. Araka. Hln;, lt93 Fajrmt... Rice. -Francea ;u-i... Naahf Mrs UHlrd; 2385 Hail Lanaer. Miaa Bulaa; 268 X 17. RjS, Mra ,ZmAtx 1440 SUM 4tica, Iaa: Highland Beath. Era Una: 504 Liberty IWatera, Howard ; 1599 State..' Greenwood, fraseea ; S liberty ...w..L.i;..i..l.v. ..-.... Hvea, Lncian: 636 N Front.. Jodkon, Mildred: 1244 WalUr Wheeler. Mra Belle; 317 S Liberty a Woolery. Caeil; 1065 6 14th. .. Rontb..Mr H C; 230 S 14tb LEGION ENTERTAINS IWITH THEATRICALS : . : ' i i ',..-"''- '. ' (Continnd from 'p' 3)' ' . a irio. selection "Whoopee . with a Charleston Special burlesque. The second number, was a series of interpretive dances by pupils of Miss Helen Rudblph's ' class "Brldr, Hedrlck, saxophone artist. entertained with novelty selections roiiowed oy eccentric vocal num bers. - Clarence -Wenger provided the piano accompaniment for Hedrick's act. The professional numbers com prised character , dance by " the Misses .. Emma -Trusty, Lessie George. -Gladine MeConnel and Aimee Kennedy with vocal and ac- cordlan solos intersperced. '' 850 State Kdward. Korval: 1S49 Btate Campbell. Kenneth H; 725 K Church Barnard. Donald; 187-1 Lea St Olliaon, Donald; J835 Trade Hayea. Ivuciaa; 636 K Front MUkatMra A A; 493 X Lib ntrich. Maria ; 1 190 Ferry ' Henley3fra E; 1442 Sacinaw Welch,- Eliiabeth; S;3 Boh Compton. Mra Berths B; 67? I ' me rcial Rtf ...... f Irwin; Mrm May; 1246 S Lib Marmott, Ferry ; x MCA Coofeyv Clarenee; 110 trwen St Sumlquist. Mr B K; 255 fia-r-,jerior 8V ;.V.;..;.:.i..'.... ..... ' Wolfe. Lulaf 925 Union ........ Venter, GraerS53;S. 12th OBXGOV STATESMAN AUTO CONTEST Urt of Candidate 10 A. M. Monday, February lit. , - Kate A' candidate ia admitted to poll not more than 10,000 anbaeription rotes in any one day nntil farther notice but may publish a many 100 coupons aa they can eecure. 1 . i .-----.. , ) -v cmr or salem Hanpxn, Thea; 2 B 16th... Holcomb. W B ? 2020 N Cpl 8hepard. Marvin; 947 N lltk tiainnfarth, Jlr; 2100 X'Ctpl William. Nina; 1040 X C'rch Roaa; Ruth - ..:.:........... Tnorapaon. rJ Perry: 905 ST 22 Alien. Martha Mararet Leareil, Mr Geo H; 1857 14 SkapiL Mrt Ralph ;l 023 17 X Robert, iieward: ,1015 Khitiu'r Mal.-4fi EO; city MartmKMra Ivan; 393 8 tlieh Heineek. Rth; 106 8 Oak s Rice. Marsaretr 3440J 18th.-... - Craig, Peart: Cottage. Apt.... Crowther. Belle 8: Urlaaf. CUra; 1849U flute.. Snyder, Violet ;' ....r-....-. 70.1OO . 56.100 - 80.200 50.S00 80,900 31.100 67.900 .53,900 60,100 fc8O,100 60.100 70.100 .76,400 . 59.OO0 58,400 56.400 50,400 ... V. Al- r ., C0TJ1TTKT itfarttrt, IIeleS; Rt 4. pox I ' Salem . - Cochran," Mra Franks Rt - Bix 32... Salem ..T. Kennedy Wa.. Samael ; Milrti. ReT H II; Fall City..-. Hatch, Francit; Fall City .. RaKarabJe. MH; Riekreetl Braden, 2itr Winnie; lallas . Balderree. Mra R G; Dallak.... Oilliam, Mian Rt 2, Oallaa Kbbe, Mra Merle; Dal la BuelL Mia RandaU; la)laa - Woter. Mra Peter: rfd lallaa Xeednam, Dainy; Jefferaon Haper, Helen: Independence.. Borch, 'Lenaie; Indapendeaee Cook, Lucile; Independence Rae, Porothy; Independence.. Sbute Miaa I; Rt. 8. Box : 118. Salem ..-....:v I Coe. Arryle, Woodburn . Rewtead, naa t:: BMvertoa.. Humphreya, Mr; SiWerton .... Henrikaen, Rev Geo; Silrerton t Potta, E 4 rltt 6, Salem ....-' t . . . . . t, . a m A-euogg, aira era; n iur- Antrican, Jennie; Rt 2, Salem Voriea, Raymond ; Rt 8, -Wood- "' lyMm ,wt..lt..OW"'""W.....W,.M, Stoelhamroer, John; Woodbum (ioed, Mra Ada ; Independence Kaiaer, Josephine; Mt AngeL. Benson. Toota; SiWerton ' Macy, TLoniaa; Silverton Slctton, JSiraonj; SiWerton Olphant, Lbotae Silverton Tow a, Eather; SilreHon Barirlie. Kellte; Silver-ton .... SeMeble. . Mra . Gartrade; Gervaisr ..."- .---...: ....... Clark, Mra James; Cervata Jonea, Mrt.J Millan; Gervaia W'ynn.Alt ; Gervaia - . ' Boyle LHy j : OervaH . J.. Jejnen. Hannah : Gervaia Meser, Koaaa; ttervai Harper. Edwin; Gervaia ...j Toofey, H; Gervaia .:.. ......i Miller, Mra Floyd E; Pallaa l alt 78.200 Aaninwall. Mra Mae: Brook..' 59.1O0Chndier,- Mra Guy; R 2. ' 50.200 - 50,100 .U 60.100 '.' . 69,100 59,100 - 50.0O0 50,000 9 50,100 '60.100 62.900 r.o.ooo 50,000 S9.100 58.100 ,i 0,000 50, IOO . ; 50.206 50.30O 1 58.40O 54,1 OO r.6,20O , 50,000 V 78,400 78,400 60,000 69,000 : 50,200 70.100 50.200 -- 50,200 50.100 " 50,200 , 50.200 - 50.000 60,000 i 60,100 . 60.00O 78.100 50,000 ' 50.000 60.O0C ' 70.10 61,200 . 71,10l 52,200 60.0OO 50,OOC 50.00C 54.100 50,000 50,000 ' 50,OCKi 59,900 . ' 60.100 50,000 50,100 . 50,200 30,300 fiO.400 60.4OO is . ' 50.500 50.COO 50,700 '- 54.WK1 j . . - 50,200 to.ioo -' CO, 000 ' 50,100 ' 60.000 50.400 50,000 ' 60.000 50,000 55,000 64.100 54,100 51,000 524900 - 60,000 54.100 55,200 61.200 64,200 54. IOO S1.00O I 64.900 74.200 63,100 53.200 69,900 81,200 52,200 6S.20O 50,000 50,000 50.000 50,000 " 52,000 . 52.200 . 50.000 60,000 54,100 .50.000 50,000 56.200 ftO.OOO 50.000 55,000 50,000 ,V ' Turner .;.Ur..r..-.-..J Watt. Mra Abigail U; Falla; Cuy Otjin, La Vera; Woodbura ...j Hicka, Mra W K; Rt 6, tialen Ropkina" larraarita; .lnde-s penitence Morm, Un WntjRt 2, Turner Girea, Etbel; Tarner . Witxell, Kenneth ; Turner .. Clark, Mr Fj Rt 1, Turner.. y Evans, Maude; Rt 4, 8alem... Scott. Gladya; Rt 4. 8alem CUrk. Mra E O: Rt ' 5. Ha lent 1 Koran, Rev; Monitor ' t.ayne, Mra Keetf; Monitor Brantner. sLeota M ; Wpodbnra I.ytle, Elf a; Woodbnru ........... ('rehotia, Marie: Kilverton ; Sletten,. Kimae; aU I vet ton. Cox, Mr J,e: I Jeffemon .....J Libby. Mra Clarenee; Jeffee- 'aon B.....-i.i.-.,...-.i,y.,;-H Smith, Lucile; Jefferson ....-) Pantaiae, J U; Jefferaon Prifth, W5 E; Jefferaon '...evy General- Markets 68,200 68,200 54,200 68,100 50,000 60.100 S0.4OO 5U.400 50.200 50,000 50,000 50,000 50.000 50.OO0 6.1,900 CO. 1 00 6O.A00 .VJ.000 50,000 6S.100 50,000 . 55.J0l 68,10 -X-I j--;.,..ii fNewf ,York..Hops... NEW YORK. Feb. fcX ( By As sociated V Press: Steady ; , state 1925 6065c; 1927 350c: Pacific M coasts 1925. 230c; 1924, 22.25c' - i. ' 1 j Portland TJairy QuotaUons. - PORTLAND ? Feb. f :-(B As sociated Press. ) Butter, extras 4 5c; standards : 44c; prime '.firsts 4 Jc; firsts 42 c. . , ; - , Eggs Extras 32c;' firsts 30c; pUlleU29c: current recelpU 27 undersized, 2 6c.: w, , Mri.v Poriiand Jlay ,' Slarkct. fc PORTLAND. Feb. I lj Buying Prices : Valley timothy ! 1 2 0 ; do. eastern Oregon $22.50; alfalfa ?1?.50$20; clorer, ; nominal : oat hay -4 20: oatind Tetch$2t; straw $9 perton. Selling prices 2 a ton more - - jJhiori:Rc3iev I CAPITAL- TYPOGRAPHICAL TJHION NO. 0 , i 210 Preaidant, U. V. Evaat; aecretary, l VL. D. Pilkenton, day. 8:00 p. m. . Maeta vaaeaad balur- CARPESTERSUNIO VQ. 106S i Meet Thura. at.niaf . Arthnr Tack' Pre i dent; Wm. - Pettit, aeecatary. . fcttilled mechanic fursiabedj Pkeaa 17i. SALEM UXIOM ' LAHKU; LEAGUE Meet at Labor Hall on 3all of preel dent, F. W. Sear, aft-rotary. Bos . i 443. Dates. Of. i i ' tLodg aaee J FRATERMAL ORDER OF fUGLKS, ; every Wdaday. Fraternity liali, T U. Willett, So". Tel. -. KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAS I MEETS AT i Fraternal Hall every .Toeaday avaniag. Vuitora invited.- Fred Donham, u. C i Walter Leuea. K. of Rt S. tf Pabllahed avary morning (xpt Mam. day) alam, the cap it) f Oragam. jnrjin isnjn i " "i r8" TJi n IN Portlantl Grain-' Fntnre -: "PORTLAND,- Feb. 1. (By As. ociated - Press.) -Wheat. . J3BB, hard white, bluestem, Baart,. soft White western white. February. March" t.titfl hard. : wiriter, northern spring, February, March 11.57 H r western 'red, February, Marchr 1 1. 5 6 &. ' T i -n-'l-. oatsVNo. whfte feed and No. i.gray, February, March 230 i Barley-Nol 27: 4 f-nbund; Feb ruary Marcfc S3p.50;.No:: 2; 44 poundr.. February,' March $ 3 0, ' -r Millrun-rr-SCandard," February, Aiarcn .9? . , .-- , . VLIvestocttliv 1 PORTLAND Or.r Febii.--CAt- tie lowef receipU 2375; calves, 24 5 ; steers, good; $ 8.2 5 $8.50; nediumr, t7.60 45)?8.25; jcommon. $6.50 17.50; canners hnd cutter steers 35.50 1 6.5 Of heifers 'good 1 6.50 37.3 5 f common and med ium $4.75(36.50 ; i cows good $ 5.75 $.65;- common and med fam, ! $4.00 $"5.75 i canners and cutters,- $3.$0 $4.00; bulls, good l.50$ 9.00 ; medium J $ 7.5 0 & $4:50 $5.50; common to med ium., canners and. bolognas $3.75 $4.50; calves, medium: to choice ( milk t f ed s excluded f $ 7. 5 0 $9.00; culls and commons, $4.50 Q $ 7.1 0 r -realers medium'ltd" choice $10.00 3 $11.75; culls and Common, $5.50 $10.00.' : f i ttbgs,f hlglier:"recieipts, 1800; 1 Local Rates For Classified AdvertUinjr Dsliy r Bas4ty t e nU par word 6 eenta par rrd S eenta par ward tli rae time Six aiaaaa-. X ana., daily cad Sua. 20 cant per word - Xa order t aarn th mere than one time rate, dvertitant ntut run ta aosaefutivs tuna. " j - , , ' K A4. taken for leit thaa 15 eaat. i Ada. m Sunday ONLY -char d at one-time rat."... j . 'J. Advertisemants (axeept i Paraomala and. Situatiea Wealed will be taken ver the telephone It tha advartlaer la aubecrlbar to pkona. j -'Tks Btateaaia will rarer) 6dvr tltameau at any tUaa at. U day r night. To laiura proper alauUica tloaa ada. a&oald be ia hfo-e 7 p. aa. . ' ": TELE! BONK 93 OR' f St - , ... .. . .8 heavyweights (250 to! 350 lbs.) tiedlum, good and 'choice $13.00 $ 1 3.7 5 ; medium ' weight, (200 to 250 poupds) medium! good and choice, $13.50 $1410; light weight (liOto 200 pounds) com mon medium good and choice, $13,750 142S; light Rights (130 to 180 pounds) common; medium, rood and choice, $13.00 $ 14.75; packing hogs (rough and smooth) ?10 $12; slaughter figs (90 to ISO) medium "good ind choice $13.00 $14.00; feeder and stock er pigs (70ftb 130 pounds) med ium good "and choicl, $13.50 li.Q0. - , - ! ' . I (Soft or oily hogs and roasting pigs excluded in above quota tions.) i"-:-; t .:,.-".-- j -I' Sheep, 'steady; receipts, '2250; lambs good and choice .(Mt. Ad ams) $13. 0O$j $14.00; lambt medium to good (valley $12,000 $13.50; heavyweights 92 pounds4 B p ) $ 1 0 . 5 0 $ 1 2 . 5 0 ; air weights, iulls and common $10.00 $12; jreartlar wethers, - medium : t choice, $9.00 0 $11. 50;Jewes, com mon to 'choice $ 5.00 f? $3.00; ; can- sera ''and culls $2.60035.00. N 4 t t M It -4- 1 'V I" t - r.. nv. 55 per cent of . the world's cbtton; . : U5 per cent oi trie woria's aarmobiles. . . No other country in the; world's history lean show! such "sress and such a large share ia the production jo leading "viities. . above 4 Portland journal please take note of? he a iishingtori Post 1 J i jUght also note trie fact that the conditions of the )le of the United States are more nearly ideal Ve ever been in iarry. country "in any time in the r'-yM --Vir--i--. -- ' - ' : - -r" I is a - M?s4 "revision fof, the present tariff , VlowrjfeaV'. hamberiof ' cases; rtoo high iii XV- 4:--M'." f i" .'';' t :V-f y . f?- I - '-: I , should be extended to Americarr ships; a great Americarr merchant jmarinfi, and it and kieep it btjilt up; and do itA with r I r 1 be al aken- e Cfcntraets aV'tbepenlten-J-'li: will be s all :e contracts ! are afternoon af, the" - 1 are with. the flax Jndustry, ip industry will 'be deyel- -a the Salem district. f Wej row the ."hemp, as fine as the t produces, land about ! the special requirement is larsra tan!. There are alaoisev- raechjatlcal - processes fori ret " . ir.clu ct.3 cf Cali- ' Ileanp is as well protected " as flax.; The fiber is better, protect ed. r For hemp fiber, i( la2 eers a rjbund, -for' flax' fiber l cent p pound. : - - -t If you wrear -rubber ; boots or shoes, you -likely .wearbemp clotK; with -melted rut! r poured wer it and hardened.' "Many belts' are made in the Ejame; way. to say nothing of manr kinds of twines," of linings, of siiils,for boats, And a 'tast nuRibei- of other :artioJea of commence.-" '..'i" : . On Thnrsday ; evening, tti Ea lemf Chajtiherof Couv : . will have '.a . rural d erfirtmen t -"; et t In t. to : di'3cus3" Etra.wberrij3. Prof. Schuster r of the i Oregon Agricul tural ccne.-s will ! a rrrs-at.' Coo3 ilea.. ' r :.:..:' tl. r?"t ---- -terry C:j '-' - -?'.'- r: h ' 1 zZ&MQfcE&aGaiMa.. ; ' ". .. ' n--' " I A . ---H -";'-'- - ----- -p;is-'; s.',. , -, .-:, ; - " ,- . .' s ' . .,! " . .......'-.,.. - ' , 1m ' aaanajaani i4tr. '' -, - ., . ;. .. 1 wiiimnmiiiiyiniiiiiiiiii it'' IllMlllMlMil ISQW DISPLAYED IN. OUR WINDOWS I n.ii 1 1 iT uv i i v ; 1 1 in it f f i v U f? n A iTimt I. Sr" .sw a . "1 T .ii u n i i ii i r ir i iii i i m. . Z t I . anaanr , - ry . a . 11 . I I i ' ' 1 O .. ... . V . . . i ZrZ 1 ! II.. I ' - !f JUi1 J I If L if W '1 Thts is an opportunity seldom' offered the people of Salem and vicinity to p urchase their fibre reed furniture and baby buggies from such a large stock. In our purchase of this goods in large quantities direct from the factory we secured a special factory discount and also saved a large amount of freight by shipping in car loads. - . . , r - ' : r , ' ' ; f . , " .,. v':::';M-3ESE, ': i . a ; ' l ; i , K- v- i. , ' . - i . ' U r ... ? " a-iv --r. i . " I' ! This shipment comprises the latest styles of the1 Lloyd Factories. -Lloyd's i products , are recognized as the finest Fibre , Reed products in America'. V Upholstered in all the latest fabrics, in bright, cheerful colors. -, ; 1 1 5 FLOORS 4 - " Gn T A T il4J4 A ij -?V7': -- - V. I '.2 , . - ifr .' ' 5 ' M i. i r- ' r - ' ' ' SEE OUR WINDOWS . , s "fi .- - ,- . .... .K ... t - c 7f ,nJ)n77mt--777?rM.f- - L fc-iC" a'' xw" V-f- . , j It ill i t i . i - V L - 'y l :.: - ' ' - :' t -- ! r 1 : : -T-i . ' '.- t I , . I X , DEFERUED i