Eugene weekly guard., September 24, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

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EIGENE WEEKLY Gt'IRD. Till IISDIY. «•FETI MUER 21.
IVtEKLY REPORT Of
NOTABLE GATHERING
EUGENE MARKET
OF NATION'S FARMERS
M
w
4 c
1‘oultry, Egga, etc
IVr
ÍG
iltry Price* < n a I
* in the poultry
oved higher a
buyers do not
reatment and are t
rchascs as much i
cceipts of poultry
I Have a Check
on.lent in
cure the price quoted
ollect
pers without the least trouble,
i
one or two receivers ar. e said to be
quoting a still higher figure, but not
Hens, Per lb.. 9c.
Dairy butter—Per roll, 50fi60c. receiving It.
Receipts of
pound
Geese—Per lb. 6c.
somewhat—In
salted calfskins
Ducks—Per lb. 11c.
day
were
greater
than
for
any
week
n.
le le
Turkeys—Per lb 15c.
recently.
Demand Is quite fair at
Fruits, \ egetabta*. Etc.
the price, but the market would not
Potatoes New 60c per hundred. stand heavy arrivals and maintain
Onions Per cwt., 22 50
high values.
It la stated that Mr.
IYISON SEWS
!*mons—Per case, *4 40.
McGoldrick of Vancouver, who has
Oranges—*3.24.
< AIUTAI IM' si Itl’l.l s. *120.000
the government's Philippine order for
I Special Correspondence. I
IkveMnek Market.
l.Si AHI.Islll u | np 2
turkeys, has "farmed” out his order
Ivlaon, Sept 23
T. A Fountain j
Good cows—2 fi 2 (4 c.
among the various buyers, and they of Elmira, is hauling posts from here
Steers—Per lb.. 2 H _____
(t 3c.
are at present scouring the country
G. W. Dickinson and family, of El- I
Good prime dressed v»al 5 fi 6c.
for supplies.
mira. spent Sunday with friends at |
Mutton an foot—2 l-2c.
this place.
♦
Th,' Hop Market
Fat hogs on foot—5'4cfT6.
I. S. Day returned last week from
♦
♦
Hop dealers ascribe he Inactivity Eugene, where he had been taking ♦
Fat hogs—dressed -7c.
♦
PERSONAL
Grain ano Feed.
of the market to the desire of the medical treatment. He is much im­ +
♦
*
Eastern trade to see new-crop of Ore­ proved in health.
Flour—14 44.
♦
Cincinnati, Sept. 21.— It Is
gon samples before they place their
Bear are infesting orchards in this
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
New hay—19.
orders. Samples are going forward neighborhood, so look out for a gen­ + reiterated here today that
Baled Hay — 111 and 112.
the
calling
of
the
executive
(From Wednesday'» Guard 1
freely and their fine quality should uine bear story from Ivlaon soon
Timothy Hay—Per ton. 116.
and advisory committees of
soon produce definite results An­
A. I’ Fulkerson, of Roseburg, is in
The peach and prune crops at Ivl-
Oats—Per bushel. 35ft 40c.
the Republican National com­
the city.
other thing that may be tending to son this season are very light, but
Rraa—Per ten |25 5«
mittee into greater activity
J W Hoblis left this afternoon for
hold back Eastern orders at this time the quality is good.
Mixed feed—Per toa $3».
meant simply that the com­
a trip south.
is the low offers that certain Coast
\. Worden and family are moving
Shorts, per ton—132.
mittees would arise to the
Bohemia Sharp Is in the city from
dealers are making to the Eastern to a ranch near Halsey, where they
IS bent Per bushel, Soc.
greater amount of work to ba
Cottage Grove.
trade, some of them at 9 cents deliv­ will engage In farming Mr. Wordeu
Rolled barley—Per toa. $34
done,
for
which
they
were
Mrs. I’. E. Snodgrass Is home from
ered.
has iived here 2 2 years.
Chapped f»ed—Fer tea. $3».
called Into existence
Judge
her visit to Portland.
The purchase of 455 bale« of O.
W. L. Chastain and family, who
Cracked car» —Nat in atarkai.
Taft
again
emphasized
that
Nobble Clnrk, of Bohemia. is In
Weidner ACo., on the Went side at reside near Halsey, were up last week
he had no criticism to make ♦ Eugene for a few days.
6 % and 7 cents in reported. The hoi* visiting relatives at this place. Mr.
of
Chairman
Hitchcock
but
♦
W. ( Green, of Central Point, is
were bought In the bln and baled
PORTLAND WIRKET REPORT
Chastain ia a recent arrival In Ore­
regards the work ikon«
ikone by ♦ In Eugene on bualneaa.
Klaber, Wolf A Setter yesterday re­ gon, and be likes th» country rei y
♦
the
national
chairman
as
effi
­
♦
King Henderson has started for
ceived the following cable from their much.
cient and affective
♦ ills ranch at Silver Lake.
Our school is now In »eaalon. with ♦
Ralem. Sept. 24.—The prune kar- Lonodon office:
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♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦
"Harvest now about finished Es­ Miss Gertie Owen aa teacher
Thomae Newton, -if Klamath Falls,
Ross, traet ia flhaw’s adda to fin vast in the Willamette Valley be-
ia tn Eugen« on bualneaa.
Guard Huston, of Madison,
came general thia week though many timate of crop 520.000 cwt. Market
gene. 214il
V. Robovaky returned yesterday
continues very qniet.
Nuremhurg
Joha T. Kelly at vx ta ■ C. Auld growers beg»» picking and drying market In expected to decline, infer­
Chicago, Sept, 2 1. - Tne Morire to from hla farm at Franklin.
«t al. SI.6 aera« la ear St. t». 1«. a their frnlt last week. The opening ior quality."
F. W. Waters, of Salem, »u in
the effect that there hue been n
of the harvest season for prnnes 1»
r 2 w 13141.
shout ten day« earlier this year than
| rh«nge, or la to be a change In the tlie city over night on baslneaa
Joha F Kelly »tax to R c.
Rnsaell Welch returned laat even­
Fant Oregon Apples.
usual, due, it is supposed, to th« lata-
! management of the Republican Na-
et al. traet la a»« IS. tp 16, s r
ing from a hunting trip out aon.k
The ballen. Or.. Sept 23
There la
ne«« of the Spring
Thomas F Rwefford etax to Harry
tlonal campaign appear to be with-
Mr. and Mrs. F. M Wilkins went
IT waler Hoarser etax to W P Rar-
Reports from growers who have al- n great demand for Oregon apples
Colline, traet in Gross addn ta Bn-
out th« slightest foundation, The As- to Portland today on a short visit.
ger, traet in see 14. tp 17, « r 4 W. raadv dried some fruit are that th« in New Yr kand in the Flint gener­
aoctated Press has canned Inquiries
gene, $200.
Arthur Rnney returned to Foley
quality will be first-class and the ally," said C. A. Buckley, a stock
Harwood. 11».
V. 9. to Charles E.
to lie mad« at every place that could Springs on the stage this morning.
W P. Barger «tux te Waaley n » sires Urge, though the quantity, as and fruitgrower, who han returned to
156.17 acres in ear. >2, tp 18, a r
be expected to supply reliable Infor-
Otto Kaufmann left this morning
wier, 74 acres in see 6. M* 17, a r 4w oxpe> >ed. will be small, owing to the his home in Shernmn County, after
I tnation on th» au ijoct, anil it la de­ for Foley Springs on a short dating.
S t.
fac* that the fruit did not set" well a month's visit In the East.
A. F. Bonnet etnx
Joavph >1*>
clared the campaign ia being conduct
D. I'. Sheridan,
............
of Walker, wen in
Mr. Buckley says that while New
The present fair
Georga Montgomery »t ux to wp- in the Spring
lë, e r
»<1 along lines originally planned «ml the city on btisiness today
Strome, tract in sac I»,
liliarn C. Barboar, 24 acres ia ace weather is vary favorable for prune York was once a greaet apple ntate.lt
that the program will be continued
4 ». $SBOB
C. M Densmore came dowa from
drying and It »earns probable that is not that now ; that people there
without alteration
Charlea L. Pope te A. H. Hiakaon. 21. tp 17, s r 4 w. $2.
Cottage Grove on the noon train to-
Charlea Rivett »tux te W W. Cal­ the entire crop wtl] ha saved without demand Oregon apples
Apparently tho »toriee that there day
12» acre» in se« 16, tp. 17, a r 4 w.
"Some people nay high price« for
Irt •hi* section «f th» state
would bo a change In the manage-
kins et al. tract in »•« 22. tp. 17, ■ r
R. W. Martin, a well-known lum
the prune market is Inactive at pres­ Oregon apples cannot always be ex­
raant of the campaign and that bernian, Is In the city from VTend-
I w. $117124
pected."
said
Mr
Bunekley,
"but
af
­
L. ■ riegel et sx ta *ra ft Col- ent. neither grower» nor packers
Hitcheoek would Im subordinated In ling
______ 1 know this to
ter visiting the East
aatkority, although remaining noni-
lias. 5.11 acres ia tp 17. s r í w showing any deaire te do basine»»
.1. B. Ron«», a lumberman of ("ot­
The country is grad-
Conditio»» tn the Kastera prims be nonsense
Di.«Mv» n« aaekage ai »ay Ravar- in»
tually at tbe h.-ad of the committee, tage Grove, spent lent night ta Ku
ually
becoming
dependent
npon
th»
<d JH!.Ie-0 In eve plat ef bolltug wa­
artglnated from a »tatement that g«ne.
Henry Halterman et ax ta Jaaaie I sssrket are reported in th» New Tark
ter Wiei eevtW eaapaeled beat as­ J McKibbaa, »7 aores ia tp. 19. a r Commercial of September 17 as fol- Went for many products, apples
Senator Crana would vlait Western
V. V. Iterino!, of Colfax, Wash.,
particular and prices are going
’OW"
headquarter» ta this city, and te the Is In the city on b uni town for a few
ili light M« ewg whipped arenm • ■» « w.
advance,
not
fail.
”
The strong tone in prunes, large
fact that be had l»»en In somruunloa-! days
er»»t«d aaaaaaraona
Whip all
Henry Holtarmia etnt ta Henry
tioa with Taft at Cincinnati
The
tozether iberas g hly aad wear tuvo a c Dorris. 14 acrM in nee 22, •P 1*. »tree, cnatfnn»« the featnre. There
Hamilton Vaatch returned home to
U noted »Un a more active demead
tratb Is that Cr»aa came to Chicago! Cottage Grove oa the afternooa train
tori rd >’•**• af FVnat M a w I
mold er bewl. Whew awat it will Jel­ I r 3 w 12144
locally
and
while
bnyars
are
taking
at tha request of Chairman Hitch today.
A ear of aw»et potatoes and a aer
lify and way ba earved with whip­
L. H Bnrigkt et ux to A IT Basd
rock to discuia i he *liiam:»l and o'
ped orean er aay
goad gadding et ax, traet 1» Sladdea s Id »dd to • trick In ■ »mall way. the want« of of grape« were among the arrival«
Attorney .1 F Tofliig, of t'uttage
th» haver« panerally are an a atoad- by mall thia morning
tko aatapaiga
Money is aoming Grove, wan In the city today oa
sauce.
Bngvna. $14
A
tend
deal
of
tly
tncreaiing
eoele.
• lowly from the West and Middle ineea
While eabbega anppllea are aonae
J. F Kelly et al te H C Aald
Th» .IW/i^d anata 14 e«aw par
West. Tkare has bees aonaiderable
package aad san be abbai ned str any • 14 acres in as« 12. tpl»,»r2w bn«lne»s 1» Jobbing lot» has been what better the market Is firm at
Mr. and Mr» f, E
Tldbalt
figures
oa
full
done
at
full
outbid»
criticism that th« campaign has not j turned last evening from
|2ff2 24.
good grocer'»
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a
count strictly grade Ranta Claras.
shown snfflalent action, and lil’i'h- south.
Peach sappliee are somewhat bet­
The packer» on the coa»t are not in- ter cleaned up and for good stork
coek and hla advisers have worked tn
Mrs. Georg« Ohler, of Astoria, la
vllned to sell 30« and 40s even at the the price ia being maintained around
plan It so that no ammunition would visiting her mother, Mrs. M J. Ed-
I
high premium quoted over the 50» 40 and 75e.
SENATOR ISAAC STBFHONSgN. ba wasted, and to nake th« cam mnneon.
and 90s.
Wire« yeeterday in meet
palqne in stat«« where local quarrels
Po'or apple» are still checking the
Postmaster J. 1, Page was a pas­
XT In» «»Ms etatw«»»«» mk»r«sd at rhe hav» overshadowed the national cam­
ease« quoted at 4 U te 4 3-8e fotir- market an4 prlaea are u neatfafaetory.
senger to Portland on the evening
inclusive
RepnFllcan
primarle»
Sw
re
e
•••<••
I«
slie bag basis on 50-94
paign, and Is so happen« that It '■ train yesterday.
Fresh prune, are tn large supply.
Outside prune» were held on a «% Prices rule between 40cfl ,.0e a crate rba Faltad Mates aeaate
In stat«» regarded as doubtful that
Earl F, Strong, of Roseburg, was
o.
b..
to
4e
four-size
bag
basis,
f
these
conflicts were balng carried on. among tho students to return to Eu­
:
r.f fnnr basket«
• '«»r, all October shipment,
Old
Is
visiting
her
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs
Hitchcock
refuse«
to
be
ruffled
by
Strawberries from
local
points
gene laat night.
prunes on the «pot are held on a came In this morning and foand a de­ R J. Owen, for a few dare
criticism of bls condnct of th» ram-
Mrs S V Evans has retnrfisd
I'jt frttir-aUa coast hag basis There mand aronn 4 24»
Mix »Cffl* Day aad Mrs. G C. pal gn
from Alberta. Canada
Mr. Hvana
< 1» aa urptag af »alee
Bpot Oregon
Taugha.
wha
want
from
hare
io
plak
All is qniet fa the hop market,
will »««n b« here.
prune«
are
qntta
freely
offered
as
hop«
1»
ths
Bdnannaon
yard,
near
with kaalers awaittag samples be­
I
L. F Weelwy, of Cottage Grove,
quoted
There is ne easier tone fore atartlag a baylag morasseat
Goahaa, rspert a flae tlma and Moad
was la Bug««» last night to hear The-
i acted »» the Cea*
Chlttim bark is steady ta strong, wages
odnra A Ball apeak
i
Mrs Ola Kayser aad little daugh­
with prleee maintained and demand
Mrs W M Rarelay aad Mrs Ar­
I
fbellaqaaat taxpayer« wftf take ao- thur Raohanan, mother and sister
ter, Norma af Bagiaaw. are visiting
unchanged
from
last
week
Those
who
"’« FiM»» ta Oeam Market
Mrs ~
Kaveer a parente Mr and Mrs ttaa that 4nllnqa«nt raise will not respectively of Mr. W. O. Hsckart,
want
tn
sell
at
quoted
figures
are
,
While for a time It wan believed finding no kifflcnlty In doing so
ha »<Jv<wt1ao4 as baretefore. ander arrived her» last night from Mtock-
B J Owen, for a few dayn
I that th« orgnslratlon of loeal cr»im-
A. Font«» han a craw of men at a law ixaaed by iba laet legisla!nra tnn. Cal
| err men Into an association, having
work on Not! putting In loge for the of this »tat» taina that ar« della-
r«v-»law«l IdveeKsk Marked.
for its object
the betterment of
qneat after th« «tplratloa of six
Thera 1» no material ehange In live Elmira Mill Company
cream quality, would be able to ac­
J. C. Pattit, of Noti, wan peddling month« from the firm data «f «neh
complish it» object, the situation is atock conditions in the local market beef in thia neighborhood yesterday. dellnqnensy may be paid by any one
growing worse every day The fight yeeterday. Receipt» were not heavy
W B Rarrow. our road aupervlaor. demanding to pay sarna and a aertlf-
a fie -
•" »ver. and There was a firm demand for choice will begin th» construction f a cov­ icata of delinquency will ba leaned ta
ihi» has forced the makers of but- offering» of all descriptions, but In­ ered bridge across tho Notl creak »rich party
the nsual drag­
. t*kW »nv port Of quality of- ferior r’oek »bowed
Saotton 17 of said law. In »art.
There In still an ac- near hla place in a faw days
1 fered if they did not want to lone the i ging tendency anch stock, which It
’
We understand that Mr Worden reads:
cumulation
of
shipper.
"Any day after the exgleatfon ef
has rented hl» ranch near hr«« to
At present some maker» ar» pay­ la exceedingly difficult to dispose of Mr ("krlsna, of Elmira, who will six raoaths
laiee charged
at any rate
ing a» high ■ price per gonad
are dellaqaeat
i
1404.16; move in ia »on» aa Mr Worden va- agni not reel property
Cattle-
Rent
steara,
C aspar Riveted Overalls
rr<-am a» thxy »re reeeiviag for bat­
have the
ths tai aolleetor shall
nnramon. II sa's»
medium
14
24^4
»4
ter today 4 4 »ant» a ponad Sum» _ _____ _______
W J. Rarrlanw aad family, of right, aa4 it ahaii he bls defy, apoe
>4
740»
«414.
»owe.
heat.
-■
i»» »r» ant f»ttlt| thia vain» médium. |»»¿Oí*46. calve« >4 44 Brownavllla, are rimtlcatlnig for a 4mnan4 and pavmwait a* tba tagaa.
for their batter, bat fa order to knop
fa* dav» la thia vicinity
They are ixsnalty and latireat. »a aaaba awl
their »kippara they are foreed ta pay O< 44
vary mnah pleased with th« eoua- and f«M « a eertlfleete ev servi Aeetae
Rkeap
-Baet
we'kera
1$
•»
mlx-
the »tabs»' mark»» price foa the ed. M ovos. $-44 O 2 75. lamba, tw
of delinquency again* asa» proper
cream
While »a»»« iataraeta are
ty," and sect I. hi 18 ha pert randa
beat
aatrfmmed.
14
aatrlaimad
3
54
•till jeoklng eracm it 1 tyt a »*»»4
"I'nrtineafna of >Hllaenoeep afeail
O»
74
lee. than til» »»*•* price far bat­
!w>«r intev«at from tba date ef leen
Rogé
Bao»..
>707
24
m«diea»
ter other» ar» P«y1a< within in a
»ar« natii r rd row d ad rb« rate at
i ■»•Mai t''>eraa(>andea«e )
•4
7404,
feedara
aot
*aatek
pone* •< »ha tap. while still ether»
14 per ««■' por anaom
* * * "
22
Gr»«al«af, Or»npr’’h
an pavtag the top price iteelf.
DeUaquew taxpayer» are Ibarafera
Fr><4 Paptet fallwared a noaqar
Ibariee - Fe^. >!• PW
velled
rnai rha rtdg« appaglt« hU h<>a*e al •rlvlard that If ihry have net paid at
>I7 44 O»4 44. brewlag 12» 44
moet ta ths read oa hfotaoa moun­ lea* aso half of rbadr «aia» sa er
natm- Na 1. wblt» ••• pwr
betöre A* first Monday to April that
tain. as* ftaelly hilhad I*
■cay. II»
A b«ar wag swmi with two enbs the »aiwe are drllnqaaat aad bava
Wkeat Tvack prl»«e.
Cía» l»a
per bnehol. fortv ful». •»» Tnrkwp Aatarday meralag oa Neleon creek, lra«n delinquent ¿new raid first Mom-
day In Aicil, and thoee who bave
r«d. 91«. fife 44»; blaeetem. »le; 'hi’ 'ke kaa'av» were BMhte I
I>aJd one-half of lh«4r ta»»« a» «bove
ree meker» »''"w
-»< •
▼aley. 917«
»«* qeotlBg 14» a nnnsi
• A Rew» aad farally, who need the remaining one-half will breóme
Flonr
P»r«ata, >4 7» per herrol
ad atraightt M 44 eiporM. 1174. Tal- it» live < a !*»» ■
h«e' prode«' Ose >f db«ee
»•
-n In dellnqrieat after the flrat Monda» In
flc- lev. >4 44, 1-4 wk prabam, 14 40. oa a vlait with frl><ade aad relative« October, and six month» from eusb
ra»eed •» qs ’•' A** tn
or» eeveral leva ape. la »
■ M Almaal mar gg
i
t hU date» a «rrtlflcate of dallnqnenry
wkole wk«at, >4 44. ry» I» 44
«ring a f«rth»r ideasse
MHIetnffe Ira». ••< 44 per ’«» , place, hat aaearaa ns that he will IrMrlng fifteen pet swat lasers»! per
Bke'y >Bat The pvtee wtil
mMdlla» 44» ak-rta aeantry. Mi j kawg eeoagh ta act 11 m»k<* • home on, annum mag be iene«d »gaiaat your
be mnved to »•• » •"»»<
evea If ke dwe aall
1'bat •oand» I property
cp »44. V ■ mili abo». >91
To «avo farther oawm peealtiaa
ago rodar 'he prie» M ho
Rey - Time«bv Willemette «al goad
Power» ww an- and Interest yon are «»vmeediy re-
m t»e a »»«»4 «r !• bighe
Tee deeee at At
ley. 114 per toa. ITIliamet'e ▼allev
k'pàee! qeetwHea» re'tex •edav TkU nrdaary. >11. Bas'era Orneos. >16- joyed by all, •»«•daily th* chicken qnewti-d to »etile tho «am« a' oars
H I. ROWM.
high prlee rs'ed Uat »e^ »e'R Oe- 4». mixM |H. el«vor »• «IMIM. | tha' * m »»' sad •a (h* M I*
dherlff and Tai Cotlaet<»v.
t . .er 11. when it d-eeeed beek te »11 . alfalfa a>«»i. 144
Wm War* ba» !»«•» living on
p-t^e Th*o «g»'6. «• Deeemher 1,
I*ka Creek — mesh
V«met*»te
rceiaa
«TRW T<»»4Ï
I- * nt beek te ine and ee ’ke thlr-
th« way
Potatoes Boylng prle» IIO**' •se n» la beve forget ten
• •□’h dar e< tb» r»” amneth toaah- per huadred aweet potaron» >• per ( natae
■ • >
Woedar
1 'he high me-ke» prie*
l -Iona a eartala yoaag lady to guide FOR 4ALH OR HUfFT 444 •• as la
posad
17 ì^g fgr thè ee^ead ttwa
»••© 74' I bit» hoote as well ae 'hro'tgh Ilf*’
■ as ab«v»
Hele na ('»■• ape«
''has Pope aad
-aak Williams
__
water «.et- es. K C 1 e par
•a f ow
«a
per erare
are do"» «a »ha * -»at bnylug cattle<
poecd eesebae H 74 per dee«»
wall
One of the beat alleroaad
»er a ee drive» oat thia wav
O b I om
Callforem
11 >4
» w •» •<• •
M • Wb«aUr wee ea'l«4 to the I
aonvenlenc«
(▼•tar M piped to
ea»k
4 • •»«>• Batg
• « .
i
Root rege'ab'aa
lemtga
I' 4» 1 nt
the houw, three
gw>d aprlag»
t-> B a
per ear k «arr /s »1 74
parsnips row a>oro:ag
. .
.»aa
a n 4 ’>
g«»i Browa has »old part of hit
be«-a 11 5»
«70. will hold 200 tone of |o<<«»’
1«» f »r 'hot» «' *k. |1 75.
o’a e ’■» h • » ■• Ira and Ira >e mov­
Detry ewd ' •■■»rry FvMa<*
hay; 125 acres of good timber, bal-
ta I n’ It *• 4»a Th»
Better
Extrae I4r a pound fan- ing fn, from Goldeta
»!:■« almost level, lying over 1*4
Mias Carrie P> p« 1» now a m- n-
»'ore ! It
• r 12 tg c i b' l< • 1 '
mile» along Cloverdale Valley, on
f tha hotel fore» at Blay
Egg»
Greg n extra» 10e C joe
county road, good family orchard;
fire* 41 C Ike
•*• nda Ite 2«' »
poaiwaalon given October I. Also
Eastara, >»*•<{ 2 7» ■er doten
return»
for rent or sale, a good farm sit­
b» nw
114e
Poultry Fancy
where
uated 1 *4 mile» from tha larger
old. 1 » C ' 1 'A ,
Bpring 1
r.
He
place. In the Pleasant Hili nelgh-l
g-eaw
Spring 1
rl
borhood; fairhou»« and two-atory
E v«
•urk' ve
young 1*
C1
barn, granary and hop houa« On-
Ike
yont
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Ch*’*®** Fancy cream twin«
ll |c ha I
For f'ir-
fair
U B 15' . per pound full cream
ther particulars are
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Et
Wfs.. Sept. 23.—Head-
The congr
ires» will be nota
re established at the Park the prominet
brr of Its p participants. Wil
J.
Bryan. Govet
ernor Johnson, of
i sota, Governu. Glenn,
—.„i
of Nor
, ln me auditorium of Agricul- olina former Gove
“rnor Sheal
niril Hall at 1 I o'clock temorrow Alaska, and James i J. Hill, tl
IJ'rnin- The formalities of opening road magnate, are among th
o'lP' the initial session of the blea who have prouti ■d to .
«rtbering The Rt. Rev. John Hues the gathering if thei- Jther <
S-Hite bishop of Northern Indiana, meats will permit. r„,„
Former Governor
•i l offer prayer, »nd the welcoming W. D. Hoard, of Wlsco obsin, one of
.^dresses will be delivered by Gov- the foremost authorities
.
■s „„
on U111
dairying
Jrnor Davi 's"n an<1 Mayor Schubert, in the I nltcd State», «til
be a prom
”
>rom-
leaking respectively for the State of inent participant in the proceedings
Wisconsin and the city of Madison. of the congress, and President C. R
Vte President Jochaa Strange, of In­ ’ an Hise and a dozen membei
sana will make the response in be­ the faculty of the I’nlverslty of
half of the congress.
con jin will also take part
Several hundred delegates, many
The congress wfn remain in see-
0! them appointed by the governors «ion for one week. Papers will
v
be
of the various states and territories, presented by eminent thinkers
ud the remainder representing a wide range ¿f topics'Tn whi‘<h'the'gem
<fl>re of association» whose interests eral public as well as the farmers are
4re connected with the movement, interested. Politics will not be
have ar ived in the city to attend the touched upon by the congress, al-
rongres'
Several hundred others t ough many of the leading questions
r/on their way to the city and of the day will bo discussed. Rail-
when the . .. gathering convenes tomor-] r M'* r»t*» taxation, pur» food laws
row morning it will undoubtedly be agricultural labor, immigration the
the most influential and represent«- extension of the rural mail service
tive body ot farmers and other» in-itha
eg of the far-: •
terested 1» agricultural
pursuits politics, and tariff reform are »mnng
that has ever met ia thia or any oth- the important matter» that will re-
er country.
’ eaiva attention.
Mxdis
I he Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
TRANSFERS IF LANE
COURTY REAL ESTATE
ötinps
I i II h ti MllRtnirt Tiipiyirs
for men who toil
Levi Strauss
& Co’s
Lamps For Alì
Saturday, Sept. 26th
Beat finished ahrystal,»xtra
heavy, well made lamps,
each fitted with an all-brass
burner, a wick and chimney
SHINQjj
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