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i Hi mi ma B*(l$* )N«ar llulh Depot* A baelsulr ! I F4r*i»r*«# i 4 Hotel Hoy*t ( ( STATE N EW S IN BRIEF. ■ IC a ra sf S lilh ■ ml H o . t V S l a Palliam i, U n . l.OU HIM KM, llaiuMtar, NATKH: -11« to *». MI Ki I A l. Aatorla had a burglary at an early hours Monday morning, when thl.vea smashed a front window In Shatter Hroa. ’ store on Commercial street and atole approximately $2000 worth of jewala. Wa.il ur Muntli Produce W anted! W « pay «MMh mul n««Ml llu««. Vral, D l**/. Mul tun. ( hit'llat»«, Turkey*, (*•*>••. Duck*. JiuUdsr. K|i>, I'uitUim, IteuiiM OnWna, CUivor Hmmi. Fruit « imi all ether p m lu c* u t tha farm, ( ‘hark »ant » day ahlpuianU arrive. Tap market price* at Maud far taira. S T A N D A R D PR O D U C T CO. P raat and A id e r Stre e t* Portland. O r e g o n County Argicullural Agent Brown, o f Marion county, in outlining the plan o f work which will be adopted next year, will endeavor to secure the ans wer to question* which are o f prima interest to farmers just at thla time. Bigger Pay for You. lineine*« Cellae«. Portland, all buai- Free Ceta log. dna you you In Ore., largeet In Nerthweet. trains K mul I any time. D O IN G O U R ^ ■an#. Ulti illT i eung In vaudeville througlumt the eeunlry; (no ataumel. Memi 11 end 1 will mall you B o f the I.ATFMT aong hit*. Including “ Delng Our lilt " Htar.Muelc Hupply Co.. Htam font. „Conn. Mr. and Mra. 8. T. Summers, of Klamath Falla, who have just returned from an a 1 »«mobile trip to Ashland, report that the Klamath river haa been backed up so much by the big Copco dam that the road ia covered with wa- i ter in many place*. Granulated Eyelid*, With the largeet fall crop in many ; years in the ground, Linn county farm r rellevrd by M lirlM 11 1 •• If) ers have been rejoicing in the heavy 1 your klyaaandln Baby'» I.yea. raina of the [teat few day*. From all ► N* Smart lag, Jaat F.yaCemUrl j indications now the immense acreage Marine Eye Remedy o f fall-sown grain will give a big lyo get«*, la Tub«« W*. P«*r |l•*k *^|A# Ky ft—. Aik M trtge Eye Komody Co.. C W cai» yield next aummer. Hotw Fye*. F yoglnflsined by S u n . P u t t and W i n d qukkly I The recent rains have made trouble for the Brown-Petxel Lumber company o f Stayton. The Santlam river ia now very high, and, although the lumber company has had a crew of men at work trying to save ita logs, several thousand feet have been lost. PERSISTENT COUGHS are danger««*. Rrlirf la prompt from plan'* Kcined y for (‘«ugh* aiel Cold*. Kflbe tlve atei «•fc h*r young end old. No otdatoa In PISO’S The Public Service commission haa received inatructiona from the fuel ad _ A Boy With a Future. ministration authorities at Washington Kill« I'errot Blister, thu fly-fishing that no electric advertising signs, the export of Pike county, laid at a ban | electricity for which is generated by coal and which operate all night shall quet at the Delaware Water (lap: be allowed to operate in the future. “ The prime virtu, of a good angler The commission knows o f no signs la patience. No man or boy ever de opreated in Oregon coming under the veloped Into a aucceasful fisherman description o f those placed under the who hadn't at loaat twice the patience ban. of Job. "There’a a boy In Hhawnee who la Although a week has elapsed since golns to inako a champion one of filings would be accepted on the 34,- the.e day*. I aaw him fishing the 000 acres o f land recently eliminated other afternoon on the bank of a creek from the Fremont National Forest, and 1 Mid to him only five have been made so far, one “ ‘What are you flahlns for, aon?‘ being for land in the Summer Lake " 'Bulg*,' said he. district and the remainder for land on " What are sulgs?' said I. ** 'I dunno,' said the boy, 'I ain't Drews creek, a few miles west o f never caught none y e t' "— Philadel Lakcview. Most o f the land Is with phia Bulletin. out timber and valuable for grazing purposes only. Hardly Seen. The Lane county court has signed Haggle — There's been something State Highway trembling on my Ups for mouths and an application to month*. Margie, aud------ commission, asking for the survey of h.arglo— Yea, so I see. Why don't two routes, other than the survey now you shave It o ff?—Puck. being made, for the coast link o f the In Bad. Central Oregon Highway. What is •'Many of our girls marry well." said known as the Coast link will extend The new the head of the store to tlio now sales from Eugene to Florence. lady. "A millionaire Just married a surveys are asked because o f opposi girl In our fur department. Settled tion to the route now contemplated $60.000 on her, too." over what is known as the low pass "Dear me, and here I am at the bar and the route selected for the low pass gain counter.” — Louisville Courier- road. Journal. ■ ^ --------------- XT------------ Captain W. A. Arnold, o f the Signal Silencing Him. Typewriter Girl— Will you kindly corps o f the United States army has band me the gum? arrived in Marshfield, to make a per Oushtng Bookkeeper — Cortalnly; sonal canvass of all logging camps, with all my heart. Typewriter Olrl—No, thanks; only shipyards and lumber mills o f the the gum, please.—Exchange. county, with a view o f enlisting the men as members o f the Loyal Legion HIDES, PELTS, CASCARA BARK. of Lumbermen and Loggers. The workmen are patriotic, and the plan, WOOL AND MOHAIR. so far as presented, has met with ap to MSI all 1* l« t . tnti tsr prices tat sinppteg tigs proval. About 3000 men are employed Tm H. P. N* rt $ n C o . fwiusi. in.; lures, *■ in the lumber industry in this county. Most o f them are engaged either in the production of airplane spruce, ship timbers or in building vessels. SHERIDAN-BECKLEY COMP’Y, Inc. Produce Brokers. Cash buyi*r* In local and car luU. HOGS Writ* fur Shipping Ta** t APPLES «..I Prtc. Ust. Potato«. VEAI. No U hw . . , ONIONS EGGS 126 Front Street, PORTLAND. - • OREGON Reference: Hibernia Having** Rank. r i| T i n 1 I r* 111 Veal. Pork' Re*». Poultry, Butter. Egg. and Farm Produce. Do the Old Reliable Kvortllng bona* with a paeon I o f 46 year« of Square Daailnira, and be aasured o f T O P M A R K E T PRICES. F. M. CRONKHITE 5-47 Front StrMt Portland, O r .,« « WE WANT YOUR Poultry,Veal and Hogs HIGHEST MARKET PRICE NO COMMISSION PROMPT RETURNS HENNINOSEN PRODUCE CO. 18-20 Front St. Portland, Ore. BU Y D I R E C T £ M i1 j * U . S . W IL L L E A S E L A N D Govrrnmrnt Plana Dry Farming on Big Hcala.to'Hupplemrnt Next Year's Campaign for Food Hupply. North Yakima In planning for next year's food campaign the government will lease thousands o f acres o f land In the Yakima valley withdrawn from public entry because o f reclamation needs but still not covered by any can als yet constructed. The land will be leased for dry farming and graxing purposes, according to an announce ment just made by Project Manager R. K. Tiffany. Sealed proposals will be received at the office o f the reclamation service here until 9 a. m. December 28, 1917. The land to be leased lies in the Pa- louse, Kittitas and Yakima projects. The succeaaful bidders must enter into contract with the government for a lease o f the lands to extend till the end o f the calendar year 1921, and no bid of leas than 7 cents an acre will be accepted. The rental payment each year will lie baaed on the amount of land taken and the purpose for which it issued. T h e Q u a lh g G o e s C le a r T h ro u g h Satisfaction You will like your Dort for its eager ness to do things your way—for its power—flexibility—simplicity. Five-Pussorfter Touring Car Three- Pussenfeer Fleur de lys Roadster Farmers to Make Cheese. Carlton, Ore.— At a meeting of the stock holders o f the Farmers' Cream ery company It was decided by unani mous vote to put in the necessary ma chinery for the manufacture of cottage cheese. The high prices being paid for milk by the condensors have made the sup ply o f cream for the creamery. In taking up the manufacture of cot tage cheese the company will buy the whole milk and separate it, using the cream for butter and the skim milk for cheese. In this way they will be able to compete with the rondensors in price and assure a good supply of but- terfat for the making of butter. It ia expected to have the plant in operation by December 16. $ 725 Sedan, $1095 Sedanet, $045 You will like it for its reasonable first and after co st— &ood appearance, thorough comfort and reliable perform ance—for the fu ll value it delivers. -a Own a Dort and cut down unproductive time—keep healthy—bright—lively— efficient —the times demand your best. NORTHWEST AUTO CO. FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS F. W. VOCLER, President. C. M. MENZIES, Manager Northwest Auto Co., Portland, Oregon. Ccntkm cn: (Il) Farmers Form New Council. Kelso— The Cowlitz county argicul- tural council was organized at a meet ing in the office o f County Agent L. S. Keyes here Saturday. Leander Mar tin, o f Sandy Bend, was chosen presi dent; George Smith, of Castle Rock, vice president, and Charles Marsh of Kelso, secretary. This council will assist the county agent in solving the farm problems. Five committees were appointed at the meeting to take up various problems. R. B. Coglon, E very w inter H ealth B oards leader o f county agent work for the state, and Asher Hobson, director o f w d m against this w eak ening farm markets, attended the sessions. disease w h i c h o f t e n s t r i k e s A Hard Knock During the cross-examination of a young physician in a lawsuit, the plaintiff's lawyer made disagreeable remarks about the witness' youth and Inexperience. “ You claim to be acquainted with the various symptoms attending con those w h o are least prepared cussion of the brain?” asked the law to resist it You should strengthen yer. I ”i do." Harmless to flush Kidneys and yourself against grippe by taking “ We will take a concrete case,” con-i • • ■ .; , tlnued the lawyer. “ If my learned neutralize irritating Wheat— Bulk basis for No. 1 grade: friend, counsel tor the defense, and acids, myself were to bang our heads togeth Hard white— Bluestem, Early Bart, er, would he get concussion of the ------------- Allen, Galgalus, Martin Amber, $2.05. Soft white — Paiouse Bluestem, forty „„„„„ Kidney and Bladder weakness result fold, White valley, Gold Coin, White „ r l w m m . » iVL® -»hat the from uric acid, says a noted authority. Russian, $2.03. White Club— Little n a The kidneys filter this acid tram (*• counsel for the defense would. Bos blood and pags lt on to ^ tudda*. club, Jenkins club, white hybrids, So where it often remains to IrriUta nora, $2.01. Red Walla Walla — Red which is the cream of cod liver oil, ton Transcript______________ inflame, causing a burning, scalding Russian, red hybrids, Jones life, Cop- refined, purified and so skilfully One Barrier. sensaUon, or setting up an lrrltsti— pei, $1.98. No. 2 grades, 3c less. No. prepared that it enriches the blood “ When you marry my daughter, how at the neck of the bladder, ohllgla* 3 grade, 6c less. Other grades handled streams, creates reserve strength you to seek relief two or threa tlaaaa are you going to support her?” by sample. during the night. The sufferer la ta “ I expect to work, sir.” and fortifies the lungs and throat Flour— Patents, $10. "W ell, you needn't expect to work constant dread, the water posies Millfeed — Spot prices: Bran, $33 Don’t delay— It may mean much. me.” sometimes with a scalding senaaUaa and Is very profuse; again, there Is per ton; shorts, $36; middlings, $44; "Do you remember the first time we difficulty In avoiding It rolled barley, $570.59; rolled oats, $59. Bladder weakness, most folks call met when you came to my real estate Com— Whole, $84 ton; cracked, $85. it, because they can’t control urina office looking for a flat?” Hay— Buying prices, f. o. b. Port tion. While it Is extremely annoying "I do, and I found one there.” land: Eastern Oregon timothy, $27 and sometimes very painful, thla ts per ton; valley timothy, $250 26; al dKJsS*"' 8cott * B o o m . BkxnOel.:. N. J. 17-1 "Everybody Is talking about food ; really one of the most simple ailments falfa, $24; valley grain hay, $24; nowadays.” remarked old Mrs. Blund- to overcome. Get about four ouneea clover, $22; straw, $8. erby, "but I really don't see that this of Jad Salts from your pharmacist B utter—Cubes, extras, 440 44}c per food conservation plan of Mr. Hoover’s and take a tablespoonful In a glass at Hot Reception Promised W. Z. Moss, prominent cattle owner pound; prime firsts, 42Jc. water before breakfast, continue thla Jobbing "la your husband up yet?” Inquired is doing much good.”— Exchange. of Lake county, who has boon on trial _____________ * ---------- for two or three days. This will nen- prices; Prints extras, 450 48c; car the early morning caller. In the circuit court In Lakevlew on tons, lc extra; butterfat. No. 1, 520 "I guess he la,” replied the stern C L E A R YOUR COM PLEXION ,trallze «>• aclds ln ‘ hf " f 1?? “ “ I?: oue o f five count* charging larceny of ______ longer Is a source of Irritation to the woman at the door. 70 head of cattle, was found guilty by 53c delivered. “ Well, I'd like to say a few words to While You Sleep With Cutlcur. Soap ,b'add^ . ‘ “ 1 , ",rin^ In° rgaM WhlC* Eggs— Fresh ranch, current receipts, a Jury. and Ointment— Trial Free. Jad ga,u lg lnexpenstTej harmless. 480 50c per dozen; candled, 520 53c; him— ” "S o would I. He hasn’t come home Governor Wlthycombe this week selects, 550 56o. On retiring, gently smear the face aad i f yet.”— Boston Transcript formally appointed Judge Gantenbeln Poultry — Hens, large, 18019c per with Cuticura Ointment, wash off in &nd lemon Juice, combined with lithla, as circuit judge for Multnomah county pound; small, 17c; springs, 17018c; five minutes with Cuticura Soap and Taking No Chances. to succeed Judge Littlefield, who re ducks, 17(<i20c; geese, 12r<r 14c; tur dUor^ers can * "I notice the kids are behaving bet hot water, and continue bathing a **e ***Wect to signed upon Judge Gantenbeln’» re keys, live, 2 0 0 2 2 c; dressed, choice, few minutes with the Soap. The in . “ T.1? ,J i f f f ter at school.” turn from army sarvlce. fluence of this treatment on the pores * s splendid for kidneys and causes n* 270 28c. "Yes, there may be no danger, and extends through the night bad effects whatever. ____ Veal— Fancy, 160)16c| per pound. then again there may. The teacher is A record price for a 23-pound turkey Free sample each by mail with Hewi you have a fler-an t efferve^ Pork —Fancy, 18J019c per pound. carrying a swagger stick.”— Louisville was obtained by the Red Cross ladles Book. Address postcard, Cuticura. oent lithla-water drink which quickly Vegetables—Tomatoes, $102.10 per Courier-Journal. at Beaverton. Oeorge Davis gave the Dept. L, Boston. Sold everywhere, relieves bladder trouble. turkey to the society, August Rosal crate; cabbage, 20 2Jc per pound; let —Adv. 1 _ _ , ,__ Tommy Explains. sold It, and Antoine Iun, formerly of tuce, $1.760'2.50 per crate; cucum Cortland, became the owner for $33.20. bers, $1.3501.76 per dozen; peppers. The Bird Being an Ostrich. A couple of Charleston kiddles warn 150 17Je per pound; cauliflower, $2.25 "Out of mere curiosity,” says an ex celebrating Bunker Hill day by ex Following a recent conference with 0 2 .6 0 per crate; sprouts, 100:11c per change, “ we would like to read Mr. ploding a few torpedoes. Said Nelli*: Adjutant-General Williams. Governor pound; artichokes, $101.10; garlic, 7 “ I don't see how the Germans can Hoover’s own dally menu.” Wlthycombe said the three companies 0 8 0 ; squash, l j c ; pumpkins, 1 0 ; Judging from Herbert’s lantern Jaws blow up a big ship with one of than* of 8panlsh-Amorlcan war veterans or and emaciated physique, he doesn’t things.” ganized aome time ago under Adju celery, $4.25 per crate; carrots, $1.25 "Oh, you girls can’t expect to under eat any more than a bird.— Boston tant General White w 11 be called into per sack; beets, $1.600(1.75; turnips, stand about such things," said Tommy, Transcript service aa the unorganized militia $1.50; parsnips, $1.75. with a superior air. “Of course, Lh. Potatoes — Oregon, $1.400 1.75 per T ry Grandir other’s Old Favorite within the next few weeks. torpedoes they use are about a hun Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are best for liver, hundred; Yakima, $1.7601.85; sweets, dred times as big and they use n der Recipe o f Sage Tea and bowels and stomach. One little Pellet rick to lift them and drop them on Sheriff Burns, of Astoria, received 3J03|c. for a laxative—three for a cathartic. Sulphur. a telegram Friday from Federal Dla the ship.”—Boston Transcript Green Fruits— Apples, $102.25 per trlct Attorney Ream* saying Emil box; pears, $1.500 2.26; grapes, 607c Masculine Form. The Night Attack. Huhta, who haa been held at the per pound; rasabas, 2 0 ; cranberries, “ What Is a hunch?” The Welsh rabbit Is no pacifist county Jail for several daya, is a tech $14.500.16.50 per barrel. Almost everyone knows that Sage "A hunch Is the masculine equiva nlcal deserter and should be delivered Wool— Extra fine, 600 60c pound; Tea and Sulphur, properly compound lent of feminine Intuition."— Exchange. to the nearest military poat. coarse, 550 60c; valley, 55060c; mo ed, brings back the natural color and A W O M A N ’S W A R -T IM E lustre to the hair when faded, streak The heavy downpour of rain Thurs hair, long staple, 55c. Exception. ed or gray. Years ago the only way DUTY day has been a boon to the wheat “ Blessings brighten as they take December 3, 1917. to get this mixture was to make lt at ENery woman In this state should h .lp growers of Sherman county. Practl their flight.” Cattle— cally 90 per cent of the summer-fallow Med. to choice steers.. . .$ 9.60010.00 home, which Is mussy and trouble I don't know. Our last cook didn't with bandages, socks or " k i t .” for tha some. soldiers who are our defen 9 on the firing ground has been seeded and the warm stop to polish the stove.”— Exchange. line. 8 .7 6 0 9.50 Good to med. steers........ Nowadays we simply ask at any But many women ore not etrnng rain will give wheat a good start be enough to carry on their ordinary house 7.250 8.25 drug store for “ Wyeth's Sage and Sul Com. to good steers........ fore freezing weather sets In. hold duties. You get strong, U you’ r . a Choice cows and h eifers. 7.000 7.76 phur Compound." You will get a large or "ru n -d ow n " woman, with Dr. In a letter forwarded to Edward D. Com. to good cows and hf 6.6C0 7.25 bottle of this old-time recipe Improved A B S O R B i N E I I tlred-out P le r c .'. Favorite P r e s c r ip t io n . Aud. If Baldwin, secretary of the republican Canners............................. 3 .0 0 0 5.25 by the addition of other Ingredients for you suffer from any womanly complaint t * TR A C t M A«t R i Ml S P A T Off state central committee. United States Bulla................................... 4.500 6.76 about 60 cents. Everybody uses this or disorder, you get well. For thee« two preparation now. because no one can Senator McNary submitted hts resig C a lv e s............................... Will reduce Inflamed, Strained, th in g»—to build up w- -rea'a strength, and 7.000) 9.60 possibly tell that you darkened your nation aa chairman of that committee. Stockers and feed ers.. . . Sw ollen Tendons, Ligaments, to cure Women'» »Ur., .nt»—thla la th . kest 4.000 7.50 hair, as lt does lt so naturally and or Muscles. Stop.the lameneaaand medicine to b e n e fit or cure. Hag»— evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft Mrs. Anna Farlay, of Dallas, has do The " P r e s c r ip t io n ” regula es and pro in from a Splint, Side Bone or nated her farm to the general confer Prime light hogs , ............ $16.00016.25 brush with lt and draw this through >ne Spavin. No blitter, no hair motes the natural functions, never ««■ - ence board of the Methodist Episcopal Prime heavy hogs ........... 16.20016.36 your hair, taking one small strand at filets with them, and Is perfectly harm ,„.ie and hone can ba used. $2 a church, according to a statement P ig s ...................... ........... 13.76016.25 a time; by morning the gray hair dis bottle st druggists or delivered. De- less in any condition of the fsmal* ape- appears. and after another application made by Dr. R. C. Oaten, of the con Bulk .................. . ............ 16.00 tem. It brings refreshing sleep, sa d re ____ scribe your case for special instruc stores health and vigor. This ' P rseeS p- or two, your hair becomes beautifully ference board of Chicago, who waa Sheep— tions and interesting horse B ook 2 M Fre"- tlon” ln tlon" In Uqu\ Uqu' or tablet*. Send 14« tar In Dallas last week looking over the Western lambs..................$18.Oa0l4.OO dark, thick and glossy and you look ■ 1S0RBINE, JR., th« antiseptic liniment for i trial pkg to I.Tr. Pierce, Pree. Invalids' years younger. Wyeth's Sage and — i Surgical Inst property. The board estimates that HoteTand I n s t, , Buffalo, N. 14. T. inkind, reduces Strained, T orn Liga Valley lamb«..................... 13.000.13.60 The poisons In your system can It* Sulphur Compound Is a delightful toil ment.. Swollen Gland*. V .ln . . . the property la worth between $20,000 thrown out by taking Dr. Plercs's Pleas Yearlings........................... 12.00012.60 et requisite. It Is not intended for the Ile a l« C u t *. S o re ., t'tc e m . A U .T « P ^ a frta. ant Pellets, composed of May-apple, aleeo, and $25.000, and Mrs. Farley will be paid an annuity during the remainder Wethers............................. 11.75012.26 cure, mitigation or prevention of dls- S .00 a bottle at dealer* or drlivertiL Book Evidence" frr*. root of Jalap, sugar-coated, and sold by . r. V0UH8, f.D.F., 401 Tamils St., Spriagfl.ld, Mass all druggist» 8.00010.00 of her life In appreciation of the gift. E w e s ........................ SALÍS IF KIDNEYS El A Grippe Epidemic NORTHWEST MARKET REPORT ^ e o rre O e n u l s io n u $ Use SCOH’S i l Refuse Substitutes JR BE DARKANDBEAUTIFUL Do Your Own Plumbing | By bn yin» direct from n at wholeaala price* and m v * the plumhrr’a profit*. Writ* a* to day yoar needn. W * will qlva you our rock- t/fttom "dlrect-to-ytm” price*, f. o. b. rail or boat. Wo actually save yon from 10 to 15 per cant. All rood* guaranteed. North w**t head'iuartcrs tm Trader W ater Byatema and Fullar A Juhnaon l nginea. STARK-DAVIS CO. 212 T h ir d Street. P. N. U. Portland. O r * « * a No. 49, 1917. Plcoae tend me Dort tpccificatioiu end descriptive S te n ture. K