Falls City news. (Falls City, Or.) 190?-19??, April 13, 1918, Image 3

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E s t a t e n e w s
IN BRIEF.
WHEAT IS FAVORABLE
Crop Conditions Throughout Washing­
Send for
ton Dhow Marked Improvement
Over Harne Time Last Year.
The Astoria Carpenters’ union, No.
017, at Ita mooting April 0, votad $S00
The entire winter has been unusually
moro for Liberty bonds, making a total
favorable fur winter wheat on aecouut
o f 1600.
o f the above normal temperatures and
Mark J. Hindman, ono o f tha oldaat adequate precipitation, practically all
raaldanta o f llakar county, dtod at tha o f which was absorbed by the soil.
ago o f 08 yaara at tha homo o f hla aon, Many Aside, especially throughout the
Albert Hindman, at Durks* Saturday. Palouae and Big Bend areas o f the
Hla daath resulted from a complication state, which had not appeared above
o f disease» duo to hla advanced ago.
the ground by December due to lack of
F ifty dtlaana o f Wendllng Wadnaa- precipitation early In the season and
day forwarded a petition to Adjutant where conditions indicated a duplica­
General John M. W illiam » aaklng for tion o f the unfavorable rotting out o f
the preceding year, have attained sub­
authorlaatlon o f a Home Guard at
Wendllng.
Moat o f the men who stantial growth. Although there has
elgned the petition are employee In the been an unusual winter growth o f all
mill and ram|w o f the Booth-Kelley wheat throughout the Big Bend and
Pnlouse counties, the plant has not at­
Lumber company.
tained the height reached under the
County Judge M iller and Commie- most favorable years, and this condi­
aioner V. Hurt, who returned to Toledo tion is conducive to weed growth later
from Salem and Portland Saturday in the season.
There are also occa­
night, stated that Lincoln county will sions! fields In the Big Bend, Spokane
receive a tot^j o f 920,000 In addition and Whitman counties and the dry land
to ita road fund from the foreat reserve areas ot Walla W alla county, that
fund and the State Highway comm le­ were stfwn early In the fall which
sion on a 60-60 baala.
germinated, unevenly and may require
In a communication to the Salem partial re-sflwing, but tha present AH*
achool board, the state board o f health vorable growing weather will undouu l|*
criticises the manner o f handling con­ edly materially Improve the appearand
tagious diseases in the Sajem schools. o f these flelda within the next two or
The condition o f fall
The letter says that children affected three weeks.
with mumps and German measlea are wheat in Walla, Walla, Klickitat and
merely req •*. v> remain at home and surrounding counties is exceptionally
favorable, especially In moisture.
are not pla>.
' quarantine.
Spring seeding and planting are now
A epU' was filed In the Clatsop general throughout the state excepting
C 'c s w fv jrru lt court this week by the in some o f the extremely late areas.
W e want to »end our 1918 Y e a r Book, to anyone, anywhere — free
United Sv,t,.s National bank o f Salem,
On account o f the early favorable
for
the asking. Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago.
against the Vftetern Paving company
to recover »822*».,,,, and ,nt«reat on a spring and unusually favorable moist­
ure conditions, many areas in the state
chattel mo
by the defend-
are completing spring seeding o f wheat
a n tto tb '
Construction company
this year by the time they began seed­
and U*A- usi.-ned to the plaintiff.
ing last year.
There has been considerable im­
A fter 18 days spent In the Marshfield
city jail, Nestor Junkala, #» ntenced to provement in the condition o f livestock
60 days and flnerl »100 for I. W. W. and losses from disease have decreased
activities, Tuesday night tied his neck­ throughout the entire state.
tie to the steel frame o f the berth
above him, fastened the other end of
Yakima Potatoes Sold to Army.
Heard on Summer S treet
the tie about his neck, and lying face
Yakima- The first army contract for
“ Hallo! What'a your rush?”
downward in his bed, strangled him­ Yakima potatoes has been closed, and
THE
“ 1 want to catch the 6:40 train.”
self.
A. T. Davis, of the Davis Brokerage
“ But you’ve got twenty minutes."
Robert Banks, o f the Kruse & Hanks company o f this city, is gathering
“ I know, but I ’ve got to count on
Shipbuilding company o f North Bend, a shipment of 1,900,000 pounds. The
being held up this way by three or
PORTABLE
four idiots who want to know what'a
announced during the flag-raising exer­ contract was awarded to Victor C. Cox-
my rush."— Boston Transcript
cises Sunday that the firm had re­ head, o f Seattle, direct, but Coxhead
ceived a telegram from the Shipping bid for the local company, which will
No Valentines.
Board asserting that additional govern­ All the order at 917.60 a ton. The
It’s Grandmother’s Recipe to
“ H ave you received any valentines?”
ment contracts for wooden hulls would consignment will be forwarded to sev­
Restore Color, Gloss and
"N o,” replied Mias Cayenne. "And
be awarded their yard as fast aa the eral campa in California in 26 carloads.
Attractiveness.
I’m really glad o f I t I have very little
ways were cleared to accommodate Mr. Davis was on the reservation ar­
WHEELED FRAME
respect for a man who Is afraid to
them.
ranging for deliveries and had pur­
Almost everyone knows that Saga give personal expression to his con­
A ll teachers in Oregon will hereafter chased most of the stock.
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound­ victions and writes an anonymous 1st
be required, when signing their con­
ed. brings back the natural color and ter. ”— Exchange.
lustre to the hair when faded, streak­
tracts to subscribe to the oath o f alle­
MS i
i W ill positively l»»tTonger*and"do a wider'range
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
of work than any other portable power aawing
giance to the government o f the United
to get this mixture wae to make it at
machine made. Write for particulars.
Statee as a part o f their contract.
home, which la muaay and trouble­
Superintendent
of
Public Instruc­
some. Nowadays, by aaklng at any
tion, J. A. Churchill has prepared a
drag store for “ W yeth’s Sage and Sul­
Wheat— Bulk basis for No. 1 grade:
new form o f contract and has incorpo­
phur Compound." you will get a large
rated as one o f the provisions an oath Hard white, 92.06. Soft white, 92.03.
bottle o f this famous old recipe. Im­
similar In form to that required o f all White club. 92.01. Red Walla Walla,
proved by the addition of other In­
No. 2 grade, 8c leas; No. 8
government officials. In speaking of 91.98.
gredients, for about 60 cents.
Don't stay gray! T ry It! No one
this contract. Superintendent Churchill grade, 6c less. Other grades handled
Something Sinister.
W e s t e r n T ìiu c k A t t a c h m e n t
can possibly tell that yon darkened
said: "T h e teachers o f Oregon as a by samples.
Tou corn-pestered men and woman
Dr. W illiam H. Crawford, president your hair, aa it does It so naturally
body are doing an immense amount of
Flour — Patents, 910; whole wheat,
need suffer no longer. W ear the shoes
and
evenly.
You
dampen
a
sponge
or
of Allegheny college, said on hla de­
patriotic work.
They have assisted 99.60; graham, 99.20; barley flour,
soft brush with It and draw this that nearly killed you before, says
the government materially In the 918f<tlS.26 per barrel; rye flour, 910.60
parture to do war work at the front:
through your hair, taking one small this Cincinnati authority, because a
Hoover pledge card campaign, In the «1 2 .7 5 per barrel; commeal, 96.75
“ Don't aak me for an interview. strand at a time; by morning the gray few drops o f freesone applied directly
th rift stamp sales, in the Liberty loan per barrel.
There la something sinister about an hair disappears, and after another ap­ on a tender, aching corn or callous
M illfeed— Net mill prices, car lots:
campaigns, in the clerical work o f
Interview. It suggests that I'm never plication or two, your hair becomes ■tops soreness at once and soon the
Washington and Oregon.
coming back.
beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. corn or hardened callous loosens so It
classifying the registrants, and in Bran, 930 per ton; shorts, 982; mid­
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com­ can be lifted o u t root and all. with­
“ Yes. you make me feel almost as
general by arousing every home repre­ dlings, 939; mixed cars and less than The most vital point o f a truck attach­
ment
ia
the
bearings.
The
Western
is
pound
to a delightful toilet requisite out pain.
blue
as
the
rich
old
fellow
whose
little
carloads,
60c
more;
rolled
barley,
977
sented in the public schools o f this
A small bottle of freesone coats
the only truck attachment made with a | nephew said:
tor
those
who desire dark hair and a
state to deeds o f self-sacrifice and pat­ « 7 9 ; roiled oats. 976.
very little at any drug store, but w ill
Two-inch Timben Bearing. Other spe­
youthful
appearance.
It
to
not
Intend­
"
‘Uncle,
will
yon
please
make
a
riotism. Unfortunately throughout the
Com — Whole, 977; cracked, 978 ton. cifications in portion.
ed for the cure, mitigation or preven­ positively take o ff every hard or soft
noise like a frog?’
Hay— Buying pricea, delivered. East­
state, there have been two or three
corn or callous. This should be tried
Why Buy an Inferior make?
“ ‘Why, W illie !' said the rich uncle, tion of disease.— Adv.
unpatriotic teachers, and before they ern Oreogn timothy, 927 per ton; val­
aa it to Inexpensive and to said not
laughing
heartily,
‘W
hy
on
earth
do
A . J. L O R M O R , Factory Dutnhstor.
to irritate the surrounding skin.
could be removed their influence has ley timothy, 9 2 4 «2 6 ; alfalfa, 9 2 4 «
An
Explosion.
you
desire
me
to
make
a
noise
like
a
SB-JS AUm S M
Portland. O r .to o .
I f your druggist hasn’t any freesone
to a certain extent discredited the 24. CO; valley grain hay, $22; clover,
frog?'
"W ell, darling, here Is some conso­
work o f their associates.
through 918; straw, 98.
" 'Because,' said W illie, ‘whenever I lation.” said the Impecunious lover to tell him to get a small bottle for yon
Too Valuable.
Qutter— Cubes, extras, 47c pound;
this loyalty oath it is hoped that the
ask papa to buy me a pony or bicycle the pretty little heiress, “ there Is one from his wholesale drag house. It to
fine atuff and acts like a charm evary
employment o f disloyal teachers may prime firsts, 46c; prints, extras, 49c;
"Th at prima donna didn't seem at or anything, he always says: ‘W alt till ship that can never be torpedoed.”
time.— Adv.
your
uncle
croaks.’
”—
Exchange.
"W
hat
ship
is
that,
Harold?”
asked
cartons, lc extra; butterfat. No. 1, all angry.”
be effectually checked.”
the sweet young thing, shifting her
51c delivered.
"H ow old you get that Impression?"
A t a recent meetlhg o f the Rose-
Perhaps She Meant It.
chewing gum.
Eggs— Ranch, current receipts, 35c Inquired the weary manager.
burg city council it was voted to invest
"Court-ship," he replied, and just
Thousands o f trained
"She never once raised her voice.”
WlUle Jones had been giving bia
perdoxen; candled, 3 6 « 37c.
92600. now In the city treasury, in
B asin «
"W ell, you don't think she'd waste a teacber a good deal of trouble that then her father came in and gave him Behnks-Wnlksr
Poultry— Roosters, old, 20«22c per
idents in positions.
a
blowing
up.—
Florida
Tlmee-Union.
Liberty bonds. The measure carried
high
note
on
me.
do
you?”
morning.
At
the
close
of
the
first
pound; stags, 240126c; springs, 27(a)
without a dissenting vote and without
study period she said:
28c; broilers, 36c; ducks, 8 2 «3 5 c;
Grandpa.
debate.
"And now, children, we come to that
“ Now ws will take up the subject
geese, 2 0 « 21c; turkeys, live, 2 6 «2 7 c;
“
I
got
a
funny
parent, I must say.”
Important
cojntry,
Germany,
that
Is
of
natural
history,
and
you
may
name
The State Board of Control has ta­ dressed, 35«37c.
“ How’s that?”
governed by a man called a kaiser," In rotation some of the lower animals,
ken action in increasing wages o f in­
V eal— Fancy, 20«.20o per pound.
“ H e used to whale me. but he won't
said tho teacher. "Can any one tell starting with
W illie
Jones.”— Ex­
stitution employes to the extent o f ap­
Pork— Fancy, 21«21c.
let me lick my own kid.”— Exchange.
change.
me what a kaiser Is? Yes, W illie !"
proximately 927.000 a year. These
Vegetables — Tomatoes, 92.75 per
"Please, ma’am, a kaiser Is a stream
increase* »over only the Oregon State crate; cabbage, 3 «4 c per pound; let­ of hot water springin' up In the air
A Unique Suggestion.
Edith— Well. If she accepted your
C era er Sixth . a i Hort St».. Part lead. Ote.
Hospital . .»d the Soldiers' Home at tuce, 9 2 « 2.26; cucumbers, 9 1 .2 5 « and disturbin’ the earth.”— Life.
flowera, your bon-bons, your bracelet,
A constable la a Vermont town re­
LOU HIMES. Manager.
Roseburg.
Superintendents of other 1.76 per/ doten; cauliflower, 9 1 .5 0 «
your caresses, she must have accepted cently rounded up a number o f ho­ RATES 75c to 8. SPECIAL—Week or Month
institutions under the board were in­ 1.76 per crate; artichokes, 85c«91 per
about everything o f yours.
And There It Ended.
boes.
Jack— She did; she even accepted
structed to prepare such schedules of dozen; garlic, 7c; celery, »3.76 per
Policyholder— I nearly had my skull
“ Come along," he said to them. “ Yon
my
rival
—
Boston
Transcript.
wage increases as they deemed neces­ crate; peppers,
have all got to have a bath.”
40c
per
pound; fractured on the Icy sidewalk yester­
sary and present them for further con­ sprouts, 21c; rhubarb, 1 0 « 12c; aspar­ day. Don’t I get something for that?
This announcement was, of course,
Adjuster— If you can produce a doc­
Hla Real Worth.
received with considerable perturba­
sideration of the board at a special agus, 1 5 « 17c; peas, 17c per pound;
relieved by MX»M
tor's Certificate we may nearly give
meeting called for this week. The spinach, 91.25 per crate.
"Did you see the widow of our late tion, especially by the eldest of the
ady. No Smarting
you something.— Boston Transcript
men.
friend
?”
Increases which w ill bring the pro­
jiaat
By#
Coniasi. At
Sack Vegetables — Carrots, 91.26«
“ W h a t!” he exclaimed. "A bath! A Dnmiet* or by nwil 5»c por Bottle. — to*
"Yes, but when I told her I had
posed by these superintendents will 1.50 per sack; turnips, 9L50; pars­
rrelatoein Taboo 25c. For Bssh i f A s Eye
called to extend my condolences, she bath with water?"
bring the total up to several thousands nips, 91-26.
cb
"Sure thing,” said the constable.
asked my congratulations Instead.
o f dollars more annually.
Potatoes — Oregon Burbanks, 9 0 c «
W« waaf ad jn km. Write ter Print «tiSkipptef Tag«.
“ Look here. Mr. Constable,” said the
She had Just received his insurance
T H E H. r . N O R T O N C O M P A N Y ,
apprehensive one. “ Couldn't you man­
1.10 per hundred; Yakimas, $1.26«
money."— Baltimore American.
The Astoria.school district w ill hold
age it with one of them vacuum clean­
Portland. Ore., Seattle. W n„ Beilins ham. Wn.
1.36; sweet potatoes, 8c per pound.
a special election in the near future to
ers?”— Case and Comment
Onions— Jobbing prices, l@ l| c per
Is the result o f using Pstn-
LOSS OF POW ER and vital force fol­
vote on the question o f issuing 9116,-
pound.
luma Incubators and Brood­
low loss of flesh,
000 in school district bonda to raise
V m I, Pork,'Beef.
ers. That's the kind 70 a
T
o
keep
clean
and
healthy
take
Dr.
Wool—
Eastern
Oregon,
44«65c
per
0
r
emaciation.
want.
W rite for our big
funds with which to purchase a site
Poultry, Butter, Egg»
Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They regu­
Free Catalog No 60.
pound;
valley,
6
0
«6
5
c;
valley
lamb,
These
come
from
and Farm Produce,
for a building.
late liver, bowels and stomach.
4 5 «6 0 c .; mohair, long staple, full
1 m p o v e r 1 s hed
to the Old Reliable Everding houee with a
KTILMA mCOUTM Cl
record o f t& year» o f Square I Velina*, and
M. N. Crow, o f Rosebqrg, was sen­ year, 60c; aix months, 4 0 «6 0 c ; burry,
blood. Dr. Pierce’s
Petaluma. California
He Wouldn’t Work.
be manured o f T O P M A R K E T PRICES.
Golden
Medical
tenced to serve from 10 to 20 years in 35«40c.
F.
M.
CRONKHITE,
Mistress—
So
your
matrimonial
life
D
i
s
c
o
v
e
r
y
en-
the state penitentiary for a statutory
48-47 Fron« Street.
Pert land. O re eon
What was the
J w
riches the blood, was very unhappy.
crime against his 16-year-old daugh­
■at
( f '
stops the waste trouble? December wedded to May?
ter, who he took to Eugene about 10 Med. to choice steers,. . .9 1 1 .5 0 « 12.00
Chloe Johnson— Lan' aake, no mam t
'
of strength and
days ago and spent the night at a lodg­ Good to med. steers........ 10.606$ 11.60
tissue, and builds It was Labor day wedded to de day
Com. to good steers........ 8.60«10.00
ing house.
up healthy flesh. ob rest.— Life.
Choice cows and heifers. 9 ,7 6 « 10.76
Thin, pale, puny and scrofulous chil­
Governor Withycombe has received Com. to good rows and hf 6.00«: 9.60
Anxious Days.
dren are made plump, rosy and robust
3.00«' 6.00
M OTOR C A R REPAIRING
telegraphic word from his daughter, Cannera..........................
by tba “ Discovery.” They like It too.
"Both my w ife and I are praying
M a a ts«.
Mat— at t l «a * Ite
Bulls.......
6.00«' 9.00
In recovering from “ Grippe," or In that It w ill be a g ir t”
Miss Mabel Withycombe, at Washing­
M
A
C
H
IN
E
W
O
R
K
C a lv e s ___
.. 7.60«12.00
convalescence from pneumonia, fev­
"W hy, I thought— ”
ton, D. C., that his son, Earl W ithy­
M AGNETO SERVICE STATION
ers, or other wasting diseases. It
"Yea, I know, but the other day our
combe, ill In a hospital there, is much Stockers and feeders . . 6.6 0 « 9.50
Hogs—
speedily and surely Invigorates and cook remarked that she doesn’t like
A LL KINDS OF
improved and that chances for his re­
bnllds np the whole system. As aa boy babies.”— Boston Transcript
Prime light h ogs..
,.917.26«17.50
covery are b righ t
appetising, restorative tonic. It seta
Can at 108 Alder .treat or mail eamplea.
Prime heavy hogs . . . .. 16.75«17.00
We bo/ >11 the time end pay the highest
at work all the processes ot digestion
Heal Baby Rashs*
The state o f Oregon, fo r the year P i ( f » ............................. .. 14.75«15.76
C Y L IN D E R G R IN D IN G
market price. Don't foil to get In touch
and
nutrition,
rouses
every
organ
Into
That Itch, hum and torture. A hot
with no before ealling. W e STS the
1918 on the 1917 assessment roll, has B u lk ...................
17.26
PRO M PT ATTE N TIO N
natural action, and brings back health Cutlcura Soap bath gives Instant re­
Only Exclusive Bean Dealers in
levied 923,208,140.66 for all purposes,
Sheep—
Oregon. W . want more agents at
.TO ALL ORDERS
and strength.
lief
when
followed
by
a
gentle
appli­
country
point».
Cleaner, and dealen
including state, county, school, road, Western lambs........... . .»16.00«16.50
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure
Broad way at Flandara, Portland, Or.
pinnae w rite for our agent»’ term».
cation
o
f
Cutlcura
Ointment.
For
free
eities and towns and miscellaneous Valley lsmbs............... .. 14.5O«16.00
constipation.
Constipation Is the
U ses, according to a statement com­ Yearlings.................... .. 13.0 0 «1 3 .60
S.
D A L T O N C O .,
cause of many diseases.
Cnre the samplea addreaa. "Cutlcura. Dept. X,
pleted Friday by State Tax Commie Wethers ....................
■ tor S t..
rO R T L A N D .O R g .
cause and you c u t s the disease. Easy Boston." At drugglata and by mall.
sioner Gt Uoway.
Soap 29. Ointment 28 and 90.— Adr.
to take aa candy.— Adv.
No. IS, 1919
E w e s ..........................
P. N. U.
Swift & Company’s 1918 Year Book
It shows that Swift & Company sells the m eat from
a steer fo r less money then the live steer c o s t !
Proceeds from the sale of the hide, fat, and other by-products
covered all expense of dressing, refrigeration, fre ig h t, s e llin g
expense and the profit of $1.29 per steer as shown by Swift &
Company’s 1917 figures as follows:
Average price paid for live cattle per*t«r $84 45
Average price received for meat . . 68.97
Average price received for by-products 24.09
Total re c e iv e d ......................
¿¿06
8.61
Thu leave« for expenses and profit
1.29
Of which the profit per »teer wa*
There are many other interesting and instructive
facts and figures in the Year Book.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
New Thomas
All Steel and
Iron
GASOLINE DRAG SAW
NORTHWEST MARKET REPORT
>
THE THOMAS ENGINEERING WORKS
t4‘k~uf
125 L Waler St., Portland, Ore.
USTEN TO THIS!
SAYS CORNS LIFT
RIGHT OUT NOW
Over 1000 Satisfied Owners in
V
M ONEY FO R YOU.
I Hotel Hoyt
S
Hides, Pelts,
o
r e
s
t
2 £ * Wool & Mohair
BIG, STRONG CHICKS
S H IP
>
FRED DUNDEE
WELDING
Clear Pim ples
W it h Cuticura
A nd B e H appy
WE WANT YOUR BEANS Ì
c.
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