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:N*«r H »'h F tr »proof l)*|»**ts I Hotel Hoyt $24,814 IN PREMIUMS Rheumatism Yields Awards at l^wiston Stuck Show This Year W ill Double ThuM o f 1917 r 3 1 .ih and t U r l *• «.. P o riU n d . O r . . U ,U tJ IIIM K H . M .n .t f.r .1 HAT KM 7 ft. A Medals Alone Coot *1100. to W. SFROIAL W«ak luc Munlk Only rheumatic sufferers know the agony of its darting pains, aching joints or twisting cords. But some few have not known that scorn I.ewlatoii, Idaho — The Northwest L ive Stock show this year w ill offer premiums totaling $24,814, as coni- psred with *12,185 last year. In ad ' " - - .. - dition to the rash prizes the directors voted to award medals to the value o f *1100. has been correcting this trouble "T h is means that the Northwest Washington and Oregon. when other treatments have Live Stork show will lie placed on a T h e m u l t v i t a l l> o ln t o f a l . r u c k a t t a c h l<wrl i■ the k w rln ii. The Western la standard with Chicago as to classifica utterly failed. , < i v w i ' L t r v ' / i j f / h m e n t m a d e w i t h a tions, that our goal is to lake a posi Scott's is essentially blood-food tion with or close to the greatest live in such rich, concentrated form ' * r i" * < > th e r , P ° stock shows o f the country," said Sec that its oil gets into the blood to n a u . ‘ fuir m ake? retary Hendershot, who with President alleviate this stubborn malady. Sa. ‘, Factory Distributor. Thomas Wren and General Superinten Get a bottle of S co tt' '§ Emul V A M V IIM L * a PortU lM l, O rogo«». dent D. S. Wallace, Is inspecting the sion or advise an a ilin g TORTHQiunK*' live stock grounds and buildings this friend. No alcohol. week to decide upon improvements. f o r YO U. < RN T '■** ,vr r U HMKNT EMULSION Over 1000 Satisfied Owners in t h e rin lw t •• trained ruunir i.«> i'te n e e d »), u i e 0 j » y « . Huelnee. Collaaa. ru rllen d . e U r a I w o - ln c t - , ^ J i i u n . . Kiirull a n » tim e. F ree cities tm Why --------------------------------------- E x a m p le . A. J IU i doesn't always brine bappl- .41 SplliMt Cumroi, “ sometimes V. the lAeans o f landing b ln In tieht A o n ami a high collar at an MS * cream party amt making him perfectly miaurable." **»' th e * - N e c e s s a r ie s F i r s t “ Why doesn't that pout have his hair cutT t don't like this long haired affoctation." “ You don't understand, lie has to eat. ifio Vieasotasthlng more Import ant rtgr.JournSi. in on ey."— Louisville —J . era’ zone m t f v r j .a. SatuM; 'jntle I». IW S ^ \ » I e eacher s Sent. '.u rted to school olivier second yeui . j> Monday. * When she 'camo home her mother asked: • "W ell. Mary, what did the teacher say to you after the long summer va cation?" "She aald. ‘Hello Mary,' ” the child reolted. "And what else?" asked the mother. "Sin' said. 'When you go home please tell your mamma that I sent her my rewards,' " was >g ry's second reply. It takes ('ongross to settle a strike, hoi an unruly stomach Is subdued by Usrfleld Tea.— Adr. TYPHOIDS than S m a l l p o x . A imp «ip a rleo c« ha* tl*u*m«tmlr4 tha almost mlrsruloua effl- GK r . and harmleaanaaa, of Ant Kjrpbotd Vacc Inatkaw He v»>« Inalrvl HOW b f r m t pbjrslr iaa, you and pour family. It la nova vital than bout« laauraaea. Aak ft sir phytUUn, druggist, or tend for 'ltava puubad TyphuM/“ «riling o f T f g b o U Vaccina, results frt«n ua , and daugtka from Typhoid Carrier«. IN C CUTTft LABOtATOtV. K M O T Y . C A L n o N c ia i vacciaga a i i i v h h b k i m . a. • «* ucaaaa \v a a S o o t h e Y o u r ) f / I t c h in g S k in \ With C u ii c u r a ! » ' ?5c Oiatofsl ?Sc 1 50c Sore E ÿ e s fi Oramlaled Eyelid«, Eyss inAamrd by vipo- surt to Sea, Oasi sod « M quickly relievsd by Marlas CyrBeswdy. No Smarting, Just Eye Comfort. At Druggiit* I or by mail 50c per Bottle. Narkn 'ye Salve alva I in Tub*« 25c. For Seek *1 the fye ask Marie# Eye Beawdy Ce. M C O L IC IN HO RSES tie*fnandii P R O M P T attention. K«w»p one or tw o l*>ttl«o o f Colic Drench In your m w iicine cheat all the time. It relieve* in th*? shortest ooasible tim e Read the P ra c tic a l H o m e V eterin a ria n . Send fo r fr e e Itook- let on A B O R T IO N IN C O W S . I f nodeal'-r m fo u r town, w rite \ / Or One HMDs' fit Ce. 100 Cries Ate, wmkesHi Wis _ WE WANT YOUR BEANS Can at 20T. A ld e r street o r mall samples. W e buy all the tim e ami pay the hitfheat m arket price D o n 't fa ll to ir«t in touch w ith u* l»efore sellim i. W f a re th e Only E xclusive Bean Dealers in Oregon. W e want more agents at country pointa. Cleaner* and dealers please* w rite fo r our agenta* terms. S. C. D A L T O N 206 A lder St.. C O ., P O R T L A N D . ORE. V. BIG, STRONG CHICKS la th« result o f ualnff Peta luma Incubators and Brood er*. Th at’s th® kind you w ant W rit« for our big Fro® Catalog No. 60. PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO. Petaluma. California 7 Hides, Pelts, c b £ " * Wool & Mohair W. ,1 jee kn. WHS St M e «4 'k.p.i Tux TH E H. F. N O R T O N C O M P A N Y , PartJand. Or*.. Saattla. Wn„ llolllngh.m. Wa FRED D UN D EE MOTOR CAR REPAIRING M A CH INE W O R K MAGNETO SERVICE STATIO N T A L U K IN D S O F WELDING CYLINDER GR INDING PROM PT ATTENTION T O A L L ORDERS) Broad way at Flander., Portland, Or. O f 1 | n . V i l r BAB Veal. Pork, Beef. Poultry, Butter, Egg. , nd parm Produce, to the Old Reliable Kverdlnx houee with . record o f 46 yeer* o f Souerr Dealing., end be «Mured o f T O P M A R K E T PRICES. F. M. CRONKHITE, 4 6 4 7 F ree! Street. P. N. U. Portland, Oragon No. 13, 1* 1* T h e N o rw eg ia n cod liv e r o il in The Wealth of the Ukraine The slates o f Ohio, Indiana, Illinois Michigan, and Wisconsin have a com-' blned area about equal to that of the uew Ukrainian Republic. Putting I t , In another way, Ukralnla. according to I a native writer, la as large as th e 1 German empire with the state of 1111-. noli annexed. ' Mere area in itself signifies little, but the extent of land surface com prised within the limits of the new republic o f Ukralnla contains the moat fertile parte of the old Russian empire. It is known as tho "Black Earth Belt” and has been not only the granary of j Russia but the greatest granary of eastern Europe. In 1914 one-third of Russia’s total farm products came from this "Black Earth Belt," which la really Russia's wheat belt. Ukralnla produces 80 per cent of Russia's crude sugar and 69 per cent o f her refined sugar. 1'he tobacco producUon of the region la relatively as large as that of sugar. The Ukrainian supplies about 60 per cent of the Rusalan live-stock output. Not only Is the Ukraine a great source of agricultural wealth, but In mineral resources it has been to Rus sia what the northern provinces of France, now overrun by the Germans, have been to that republic. ‘ O f coal, It has produced 70 per cent of the total Russian product, an equivalent pro portion o f pig Iron, and o f steel nearly as much. Manganese, mercury, pe troleum, peat, phosphorite, and kaolin are other Important mineral products of the Ukraine.— From “ The Uralnian Republic," In the American Review of Reviews for March, 1918. S co tt’s Emulsion la n o w refined In our Wilbur Aims to I .rad in Crops. ow n A m erica n laboratories w h i c h m akes it pure and palatable. Wilbur, Wash.- \ y ib u r farmers are Hcott B l Uawrn*. Jlloom fir-Id. N . J. 17-22 seeding their rrope, «nth hopes o f lead ing this county again. In 1917 W il bur ranked Itrst In Lincoln county and Lincoln county was fourth in rank for wheat shipping In the state. Grain handled here last year totaled 331,500 bushels. One carload o f floor from the Columbia R iver M illing company of this place was on the Tuscania, accord ing to Henry Davenport, who was also Truly Modest. on board. In the last few days this He— L e t’s see, what Is the slang Tuke tablcspoonful o f Salts if point has yielded over 1,000,000 bush name for Illicit liquor peddling? 8he (blushing)— Boot-limbing, I be els. Hack hurts or Bladder lieve.— Farm Life. bothers. Ranch Hrtnge *10,000. One Look Enough. For a consideration o f *10,000 in "Didn't you feel homesick some W e are a nation of meat eaters and caah Charles W. Rice has purchased a our blood is filled with uric acid, says times, Dennis?” "Sure, but I used to look at your farm o f 200 acres two miles northwest a well-known authority, who warm us of Spsngle, Wash., from Mrs. Ada to be constantly on guard against kid photograph, and then I didn't feel homesick anym ore!”— Bystander. O ’Connor, o f Hiilyard, and Mrs. B. H. ney trouble. The kidneys do their utmost to free Mead, of Cuaick, formerly o f Spokane. the blood of this Irritating acid, but "W hat do you think Is the best test The property has been used for the become weak from the overwork; they of realism in a play?” production o f hay and grain. About 75 get sluggish; the eliminative tissues “ The real money they take In at the acres is a meadow, 25 acres are wheat clog and thus the waste Is retained in box office."— Exchange. land and the remainder pasture. The the blood to poison the entire system. purchase includes the equipment and When your kidneys ache and feel stock. The improvements include a like lumps of lead, and you have sting house o f five rooms, barn, blacksmith ing pains In the back or the urine Is cloudy, full o f sediment, or the blad ■hup and machine shed. der Is Irritable, obliging you to seek relief during the night; when you have To Seed Every Granger Acre. Cincinnati authority says corns severe headaches, nervous and dlxxy Granger. Wash. - - Every available spells, sleeplessness, acid stomach or dry up and lift out acre o f ground is being prepared for rheumatism In bad weather, get from with finger*. seeding during the coming spring. your pharmacist about four ounces of Many farmers, however, are discour Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful In a aged over the potato situation, many glass of water before breakfast each Ouch ! ? ! ? ! ! This kind of rough morning and In a few days your kid talk w ill be beard leas here in town If o f them purchasing seed potatoes last neys will act fine. This famous salts people troubled with corns w ill follow spring at *80 to *100 per ton and now is made from the acid o f grapes and receiving from *16 to *20 per ton, and lemon juice, combined with llthla, and the simple advice o f this Cincinnati so closely culled that enormous quan baa been used for generations to flush authority, who claims that a few drops of a drug called freezone when applied tities are being rejected and wasted. and atimulate clogged k'dneys, to neu to a tender, aching corn or hardened tralize the acids In urine so It is no callous stops soreness at once, and longer a source of Irritation, thus end soon the corn or callous dries up and ing urinary and bladder disorders. Jad Salta is Inexpensive and cannot lifts right off without pain. He says freezone driea Immediately Injure; makes a delightful etfervea cent tlthla-water drink, and nobody and never Inflames or even Irritate the surrounding skin. A small bottle can make a mistake by taking a little W heat— Bulk basis for No. 1 grade: occasionally to keep the kidneys clean of freezone will cost very little at any drug store, but will positively remove Hard white, *2.05. Soft white, *2.03. and active.— Adv. every hard or soft corn or callous W hite club. *2.01. Red Walla Walla. from one's fe e t Millions o f America's *1.98. No. 2 grade, 3c less; No. 3 Won Her Over. women will welcome this announce grade, 6c less. Other grades handled First Suffraget— So you succeeded ment since the inauguration of the by samples. in convincing Mrs. Fickle? high heels. I f your druggist doesn't Second Suffraget— Yea; I designed a have freezone tell him to order a small Flour — Patents, *10; whole wheat, *9.60; graham, *9.20; barley flour, perfectly fetching campaign costume bottle fo r you.— Adv. *13ftcl3.25 per barrel; rye flour, *10.60 and showed It to her.— Brooklyn Cltl- (({,12.75 per barrel; cornmeal, *5.75 To keep clean and healthv take Dr. per barrel. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They regu It Won Him. late liver, bowels and stomach. M illfe e d —Net mill prices, car lots: Frances— Pm afraid you don’t like Bran, *30 per ton; shorts, *32; mid my game of bridge. Hard to Choose. dlings, *39; mixed cars and less than Francis— I am bound to like any “ W e hunch players have our trou carloads, 60c more; rolled barley, *77 thing that costs me as much as that.— bles. Last night I dreamed about a (tt’79; foiled oats, *76. hat.” Corn— Whole, *77; cracked, *78 ton. Spring drops in now and then to see "T h a t ought to be easy. Play the Hay— Buying prices, delivered. East If the country is as green as It's paint horse whose name suggests a h a t" ern Oreogn timothy, *27 per ton; val ed.— Atlanta Constitution. "W ell, here's Chapeau, Turban and ley timothy. *24(ir25; alfalfa, *24(q. H&tteras, all in the same race.”— Nice Little Job For Him. 24.60; valley grain hay, *22; clover, Louisville Courier-Journal. She— Oh, Jack, dear. Pm so glsd *18; straw, *8. Father Is so excited Butter— Cubes, extras, 47c pound; you've come! prime firsts, 46c; prints, extras, 49c; and disturbed. Do go In and calm cartons, lc extra; butterfat, No. 1, him. He— Very well. But what's the mat 61c delivered. ter with him? E g g «— Ranch, current receipts, 35c She— W hy— er— I Just told him you per dozen; candled, 36(u37c. wanted to marry ;oe.— Boston Tran Poultry— Roosters, old, 20(n 22c per script pound; stags, 24(<(26c; springs, 27(ii: 28c; broilers, 35c; ducks, 32(n36c; No Older Than Your Face. geese, 20(<r21c; turkeys, live, 26(</27c; Is true In most cases. Then keep your She Kept H er L ock s D ark and Glossy, w ith Sage Tea dressed, 85(<i/37c. face fair and young with Cutlcura V e a l—Fancy, 20f<fi20c per pound. and Sulphur. Soap and touches o f Cutlcura Oint Pork— Fancy, 2Ui/21c. ment as needed. For free samples ad Vegetables — Tomatoes, $2.75 per dress. “ Cutlcura, Dept. X, Boston.” When you darken your hair with crate; cabbage, 3(<i4c per pound; let 8old by druggists and by mall. Soap Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, tuce, $2(n 2.25; cucumbers, $1.2501 25. Ointment 25 and 50.— Adv. because It's done so naturally, so even 1.76 per dozen; cauliflower, *1.50((£ ly. Preparing this mixture, though, at hopie Is mussy and troublesome. 1.75 per crate; artichokes, 85c(f(*1 per Plunkvllle Society. dozen; garlic, 7c; celery, *3.75 per "Do you want a bit of society news?" For 60 cents you can buy at any drug store the ready-to-use preparation, im " I gezzo.” crate; peppers, 40c per pound; "You know the lady you stated was proved by the addition of other Ingre sprouts, 21c; rhubarb, 10(<fl2c; aspar dients, called "W yeth's Sage and Sul agus, 150il7c; peas, 17c per pound; coming to visit me last week.” phur Compound.” You Just dampen a “ Yes, madam." spinach, *1.25 per crate. sponge or soft brush with It and draw "She's gone.” — Louisville Courier- Sack Vegetables — Carrots, *1.2501' this through your hair, taking one Journal. 1.50 per sack; turnips, *1.60; pars small strand at a time. By morning nips, $1.25. To restore a normal action to Liver, all gray hair disappears, and, after an Potatoes — Oregon Burbanks, 90c0£ Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels, take other application or tw6. your hair be 1.10 per hundred; Yakimas, *1.25o£ Oarfleld Tea, the mild herb laxative. comes beautifully darkened, glossy and luxuriant. 1.35; sweet potatoes, 8c per pound. All druggists.— Adv. Gray, faded hal., though no disgrace. Onions- -Jobbing prices, l(q!l|c per Is a sign of old age, anebas w e all de pound. sire a youthful and attractive appear Wool— Eastern Oregon, 44(<f'65c per ance, get busy at once with Wyeth's pound; valley, 50Oi;56c; valley lamb, Sage and Sulphur Compound and look 450£50c.; mohair, long staple, full years younger. This ready-to-use pre paration is a delightful toilet requisite year, 50c; six months, 400£60c; burry, and not a medicine. It is not intended 350840c. ______ A BAD W R E C K — of the consUtutlon for the cure, mitigation or prevention Cattle— March 26, 1918. may follow In the track o f a disorder of disease.— Adv. Med. to choice steers.. . . *11.000812.00 ed system, due to impure blood or in Garfield Tea Is Nature's laxative and Good to med. steers....... 10.000811.00 active liver. Don’t run the risk! Doc Com. to good steers........ 8.600810.00 tor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery blood purifier; It overcomes constipa tion and its many attendant ailments. Choice cows and heifers. 9.000810.00 cures all disorders and affections due — Adv. r^m. to good cows and hf 8.0008 9.50 to impure blood or Inactive liver. The " M in e r s ........................... 4.2508 6.25 germs of disease circulate through the Misunderstood. Mulls................................ 5.0008 9.00 blood; the liver Is the filter which per " I hear that Burrows has come in mits the germs to enter or n ot The C a lv e s ............................. 7.600812.00 liver active, and the blood pure, and for some money.” “ Then he’ll have to go out without Stockers and feeders___ 6.6008 9.50 you escape disease. Hogs— When you’re debilitated, and your It as far aa I am concerned.” — Ex Prime light hogs............ $16.850817.00 weight below a healthy standard, you change. Prime heavy hogs.......... 16.600816.86 regain health and strength, by using Piff*................................. 14.750815.75 the "Discovery." It builds up the body. Sold In Tablet or Liquid form. If B ulk................................ 16.85 your dealer does not have It, send 60 Nonevd te lo t that m ash p o ilr t. Stop IW Sheep— Irritation, and rrnvvo tick I in* and hoarae Western lambs................ $15.000815.50 cts. for the Tablets. Dr. V. M. Pierce. m m , by relieving tha inflamed throat with Buffalo, N. Y. Valley lambs................... 14.500815.00 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regu Yearlings........................ 13.000813.60 late and lnvigornte stomach, liv e r and W ethers.......................... 12.600813.00 bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, E w es................................ 9.000812.00 easy to take as candy.— Adv. QUIT MEAT IF YOUR KIDNEYS ACT BADLY Hurrah! How's This NORTHWEST MARKET REPORT STOP YOUR COUGHING P I S O ’S THE New Thomas Ail Steel and Iron GASOLINE DRAG SAW PORTABLE WHEELED FRAM E W ill positively last longer and do a wider range •r . o f work than any other nortabie power sawing » r ’j machine made. W rite for particulars. THE THOMAS ENGINEERING W ORKS 125 L Water St., Pwtland, Ore. Jt Raw F u rs Wanted W E W A N T AT ONCE . m o le , : AND ruRS You get tbs highest prices end quick returns when you ship to this old established and reliable Fur House. It’s your nearest market. SEND rOH R AW FUR PRICE LIST H L I E B E S & C O R a w Fur Dealers, rur Manufacturers 149 Broadway, Dept O PORTLAND, ORE. How to Bring Them Up. Mrs. Domestic Tabby— People don’t know bow to raise children nowadays. They let little ones have their own way lar too much. Mrs. Brood Hen— That’s very true. Now, look at my chicken*. They wouldn’t have amounted to a thing If they hadn't been sat on.— Peoples Home Journal. Proof of Hunger. "Really, you should feed your hounds more, brother Johnson,” mildly chided the presiding elder. "T h ey look half starved." "Aw , them dogs Is nacher’ly lank,” replied Mr. Gap Johnson, of Rumpus Ridge, Ark. " I don’t consider ’em hungry till they begin to bite the children.” — Kansas City 3 tar. L e f t S ta n d in g . Its Class. "W hat is that list banging np there?” "Mrs. De Style got a shock today.” " It is a catalog o f articles not sub “ S h oot" “ She got on a car followed by a ject to tariff duty." nurse maid carrying her baby, and “ Then it ought to be the free list somebody gave the nurse maid a s e a t” suspended."— Exchange. he training for a speaker?” The New Diet. “ No, bat he’s been eating this new "W h y Is it that man always wants to get up and spout after dinner. Is dish of whale steak.” — Exchange. To The American People There is no foundation for the alleged violations o f law attributed to our Com pany by agents o f the Federal Trade Commission and I want to say emphatic ally that Swift & Company is not a party to any conspiracy to defraud the G overn ment. N o r has Sw ift & Company been guilty o f improperly storing foods or o f making false entries or reports. Conferences of packer», where prices have been discussed, have been held at the urgent request and in the presence o f representatives o f either the Food Administration or the Council o f National Defense. And yet the packers have been accused o f committing a felony by acting in collusion on Government bids 1 W e have done our best, with other packers, large and small, to comply with the directions o f the United States Food Administration in all particulars, including the furnishing of food supplies for the U. S. A rm y and N a v y and the Allies, now be ing handled through the Food Adminis tration. W e will continue to do our utmost,un der Government direction, to increase our production and assist the Food Adminis tration. W e consider that the opportunity to co-operate whole-heartedly and to our fullest powers with this branch o f the Government is our plain and most press ing duty. The Trade Commission Attorney has, by false inference and misplaced empha sis, given to disconnected portions o f the correspondence taken from our private files and read into the Record, a false and sinister meaning with the plain purpose o f creating antagonistic public opinion. The services of the packers o f the United States are most urgently needed, and I regret exceedingly that w e should at this time have to spend our efforts in defending ourselves against unfounded, unproved, and unfair assertions such as are being daily made public. o fu r ijf c P r e s id e n t Swift & Company, U.S. A.