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I Morning Register Lane County News Service
TOLD BY MRS. H. MADDFN
Ucmenwaysof CottageGvove
Hear From Daughter -
KOREANS, R0B VICTIMS
ilititH Nlitmvd Kin t ton Ovor ihc
11 Ur.it or llio Jajvtmw
, (RfnUlr Lno County prlBl
CUTTAUB GROVr; Ore.. Sopt.
19. Son. new light in ., ihwwn
upon conditions following the re
cent ratuHtrophe. . in Japan In
li-ttor which Mr. nd Mrs. P. H.
1 lemon way, of thla city, have re
reived from their daughter. Mrs.
Harvey ATudilen, who In com puny
with her huHtmnd arrived at oko
hiitnn the day following the eurth
quake. Mrs. Madden states that the Im
mediate suffering and the horrors
that followed could hardly be ex
aggerated. The Maddens were not
permitted to land. The boat, Km-
prew of Canada, wiut not permitted
to even go Inside the breakwater.
Hefugees taken onto the vessel
brought such tales of horror that
Mrs. Madden hoped that they
would net bo - even " permitted to
land at Kobe, where Mr. Madden's
parents reside
Konvnus Uohbod Hanlc Ytctims
The restraining Influence of the
po:ico and military being lifted
for the time, passions of- every
kind ran riot and members of one
nationality took advantage of the
situation to even 1 scores with
; J
Tk About Value!
You may scour tfie city high and low and we hon
estly believe you will not find suit values the equal of
these. We've gone the extreme limit first in getting
quality merchandise and then making it as low as
' possible.
325.00, $27.50
$30.00, $35.00
Your clothes must be styled correctly and made prop-"
erly to give you the utmost service. That's why so
many men appreciate the clothes wc present them this
season. - -
The EHB
646 WnUmette Street
The ideal wood for cook stove use. Order now, while
we are making prompt delivery. The supply is limited.
The Booth Kelly Lumber Company
Phone 452 5th and Willamette SU.
Wash Day on the farm
IS A WEEKLY OCCURRENCE
A 2-in-l Power Washing Machine, driven by
a Hercules Gasoline Engine, will lo the
heavy work.
Our stock also includes Tubs, Tails', Rnskcts,
Wringers, Clothes Lines, Pins, Irons, Clothes
Bars and Benches. . -
(WEHDUS.TS
160 Ninth
another nationality. The Chinese
showed elutlon over the plight of
the Japs, hut did not ,-vnuii to
such acts of violence a did Kor
ean, who murdered, mutilated
and rob hod helpless Japs.. 8o bold
sml to vicious were the Koreans
that practically every crime, even,
to the poiKoning of the water, w.v
charged nguinst them and retail
tory measures were taken by the
Japs. One Korean wam (led to A
pot, where he was held and bet
en Intermittently for several day.
It waa thounht that he was left
to suffer until death cam to his
relief.
lVreigneni toUl conflicting tales
of how they were treated by the
natives. Some had only the high
est praise for the kindness of the
Japanese, while others told of be
ing severely ' mistreated. Hecause
of the scarcity of food nnd sup
plies, natives resented the pres
ence of so many foreigners and
strenuously objected to the land
ing of others to become a further
burden upon the available sup-'
piles.
Consul and Wlfo MuruVnVI
The deliberate nhootlng of the
Knglish consul and his wife is con
firmed by Mrs. Madden's letter.
Mrs. Mudden graphically repeats
many of the tales of the refugees.
They buried themselves In mud.
In vile water and in anything else
that offered protection from the
terrific hent of the burning ruins
of the destroyed city. Yokohama
waa for a time In total darkness
because of the dust raised by the
opening and shutting of the earth
and by the falling plaster and de
bris. Men of war of the Japanese
navy were left stranded when the
earth raised under them., while
Yokohama harbor was deepened
40 feet.
Criminals escaped from . the
penal institutions and for a time
had free rein In looting the de-
CLOTHING
ARB SHOE STORE
Avenue Et
BRINGING : UP FATHER
WHt5 NsANT TOliC alonl; TOO-Vy
W1LL OU THE COUNT OUT ir
LlXCH PLCNfaE DO NC. WW nvvCK:
6fe
VOO DON'T
WA.NT Me TO
CHOXE HIM
stroyed bultdtngs and robbing the
bodes of the dead. Many who es
caped were killed for the valuable
they had saved.
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
LAST TIUIHTK OF I.OVK
IS
VMlt MAUV Tl'C'KMl,
(Kf-illftvr Lanw County Stiflll
GOiillKN. (jrf.. Sopl. 2l. The
funiral Mt'rvlcos of Mury Tui'kiT
Wfiv heM on Tufwtluy nftornoon nt
3 o'clock, at the home near llo
shen. The- reseitc at o ninny
ftorrowint: fricndii tnul the beauti
ful rlorul trlhuteti nttesiteU the lovo
ami esteem of. the tcouuminUy for
her. ; , j i.
. Rev. Or ante Wurner npoke
words of hope and eomfort to
thoxo preett. A'iumrtet from the
Sunday school kuik thn nonitn.
"When He Cometh- to- Mnke l'v
Ills Jewels," fcelnc'oft of the fuv.
orite nons of the'lllljtf sirl. The
! meiubera of . I he Vytlllng Worker"'
i class. In which she was n faithful
j nnd earnest worker, acted n hon-
orao- pnllhearers.
Jler sunny smtle will always e
remembered by nil who knew her.
Mary Tucker was born In 1
! Lome. Ills.. AUKUKt 4. 1S09. She
' came with the family to Oreiron In
' tctuber. 1920. loentinir near Oo-
shen. She departed this lile Sep
; tember 15. aged 14 years and 1
' month. Surviving her are the fath
I er and mother, four brothers. Ia-o.
I I.uverne. Arline and Lewis: four
'. sisters. Florence, Kuth. Ollic nnd
1 Helen, nil living near" Goshen with
j the exception of Luvernc. who
lives in Montana.
Interment was In I-aurci Jim
cemetery.
CKFfcWrXI NKWS TK-S
fRltiter Lsne County Speelsl)
fMJESWEI.U Ore.. Sept. !0.
The Itebekah lotlBo held a mt
Inc Wednesday evening at which
they observed constitution dnv
with an appropriate program. C.
1 Weber gave a talk on the con
stitution nnd Mrs. 1. Drlscoll gave
n short address. The Jenaen sis-
(Continued on Pace 10. Column 4)
DAILY MARKET REPORT
i OIIBOON .10CRNAI, MAHKBT SEI1VICB
j POKTLANU. Or.. B'pl. 20. WWI
. occasional nen of elect ciciti ro rc
! ported by imal. operator a low or 4.V
: a down for dHred Mock, mwi -rllcrt
1 continue to obtain 47c for tbclr btt
I iuppl.es. and demand at that U even
: better than current mipp-r.
Tb aaoftatlnn prlco of 4Ci a down
: for It wareroom door dlifsry and caab
parment 1 flrmlr held, according to an
nouncctnent made br Managor Dixon.
BL'TTER TRADE ACTIVE HERE
Very active trading In cube butter In
bxwn locally an a result of the recent
advance In Northern price. No change
la bown .We. Tlvrc I no nccumu
la! Ion of quality itock m the local ter
ritory. ;
PEACH TRAIiK qt'lTE ERRATIC
Quite erratic trade In -bowing for
peaches In the local market with Port
land being utllrted as a dumping ground
for much overripe flock. Sale a how a
wide, spread, although Urt.clnna yeachea
are held toady. "1 . ,..
CRANBERRY BAT,E JHXlf -WSLL
Bale of cranberries U aurtlng well
here as a result of the unmfually good
quality. Most of the buslnM la late va
rietiea la at S5.r.O per third barrel with
early black CQQ 75c iQwer.
u
'KUT PRICES HROWlK'c' STRONG
Somewhat stronger tone la shown for
new crop num. California co-operative
InterettUi haVe forced 'on additional half
cent ri over opening flgurea, whllo
IJ rax I Li are up 3c a pound generally.
OMOV BALB8 8TKICTLY LOCAL
Only the Pacirin N'nrthwext Auction in
today aurflclently-high to admit of bu ni
ne In on Inn here. California values
are lower than Portland, therefore, no
Hale can be mado to the South. Trade
Khowed no price change for tho day.
PORTLAMT). Ore., Sept. 20. Thee
are prices dealers pay wholesaler!, ex
cept as otherwise stated:
Dutter Selling price, bos tots
e Doubter of Love
S Could he retpond to
vveman's noble love with S
1 1 pure, noblo love of hU !
.own? j
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MORNING REGISTER, feOCENE.'bRE.. FRIDAY, SEPT.
Itrtvlslcml
Cresntry price Prints, utra. 40o per
lb, for I'laln wraiuwr. Cube .klr.N. 4:1
rf44e p.r lb.: prime flreu, 118 0410 lb.:
dslrr (buying vie Stx per lb.)
llutterfst Portlaod delivery baalt
No. 1 graile. 4e per lb. ; No. t. 4 So per
lb. : No. 1 son. 47o for A' grade.
Kkr lluylng prl. Krenl vtreet isub
IVct to rniuUiiii:) : Mlit-tl color sianunrU.
Me il"t. : bonnerlert, 4te ilot. selling
lirlce : St.'lwt. 47e tl. : eatiiltrd. 42o uot. ;
pullets. .IV pr rtot : Mtorase fr.
white. S.masc dot.: colored. .10(1 .Hip
per do. .
Mve Poultry: Helling prices: Heavy
hem. 24J.V lb.; Ilsht lwn. 1.11lv
iwr lb.: broiwr.. Ilihi. '-'To lb.: ltork
nd ltr!, bsvy. 'J5e per lb.; I'oktn
du-k. 22c per lb.
Onion Selling pries to fetslltrst
Oregon. $.7oOS3.uo per ewt. r gsrtle.
12H015O lb.; grera onions. S5 04OO
dos. bunches ; Walla Walll onln,
i: L'SuS SO per rental.
PoUtoet Salting prlc to rstsllsni
Sweet polstoe be per lb. ; new pota
toes. 11.70 2.00 per eantat.
Apple Fancy aba extra faaey pack.
92.0041 box; Jumble pack, tl.ot)
Oil r.o box.
HOPS. WOOU HIDES, T0.
Hop I0IS rrup nomlnsi, Sit?1o lb.
Hide Cslfkln. too lb.; kips, To per
lb. ; greea bides, 4e per lb. j salted 7e per
lb.
Sheep Pltf Ing dry pelts, toe lb. :
short pelts. lOe lb. sheep shearings. ftO
20e each; long bslr goat belts. Ifte lb.t
sbort-bstr goat pelts gfttffiOa earh.
Wool Floe. 33030 lb.: nwdlota. S
O37o lb.: eoana 870 400 lb.: vslley.
(ins and bair-biood. 34 olio lb.: med
ium or half-blood. SSOSSo: cos re or
quarter-blood. 30 0 32a lb.: braid, tsa lb.
CATTUI
Choice steer .. . .
Medium to good steers...
..$7 207..B
.. 7307.38
,, B.1S0SX3
., 4.73.17S
Fslr to medium steer.. ..
Common to fair steers...
(-hole heifer .
.8.280880
PC holes cows and hslrsrs.
.4.80 0 8 00
Jgedlum to good rows, belfsrs 4.ooe4.0O
Fair to medium cows, beliera 8-3004.00
Common cows
.2.80 0 8 80
Csnners
Bulls
Choice feeders
Fslr to good feeder .
Choice dairy ealres ..
Prime llsht
Heavy cslres
HOGS
Prims llsht
. . 1.800 2 80
...1.2804.:
, .. 4.800 8.V0
, .. S.750 4 60
.. 9 80S 10 SO
.. 8 SOO 9 50
.. 8.5O0 880
.75IOOO
Smooth O.ST7. 2300 300 lb. 25 1 I M
300 lbs. sad up 7:s S 23
Rough beary "OO 7.21
Fst pig 230 B0
Feeder pig nOfl 9 2.1
Bugs sublsct to docksge.. S.KO0 8 00
SHEEP
Rest of Mountain lambs ..10.00010.75
Choice salley lamb 10.0001080
Medium ealley htmlxy.... 9.600 10.00
Com moo ealley Ismbs .... S80O 9 80
Coll lambs 7.000 S.B0
Light yearlings S0O .&0
llesey yesrllngs O OO0 9.00
l.lsbt wethers " ' 80
Hesiy wethers 11.000 8.00
Ewes
110 0 0.80
POn.Tt.ANn OKAIS' Fl'TlTtES
(lly The Aocltd l"res)
POimNI). Ore.. Kept. 20. Ornln
futures: Wheat, blue stem snd bonrt.
Heptemlier. Il.7: Ortotier. $1011: S'o
Tentber. $l.o: soft-white. We-t.rn whll.
getllrmtier. ft ' October. 11.03: Sovem.
her. 31.04: hard winter. H.plember.
$1.03: October, Noeember. $102: North
ern 'spring. Hrptcmhr. $14: October,
$1.03: Noiember. $l.n2: Western red.
September. $1.04; October, $1.02; No
vember, $1.01.
Ost. No. 2 whits feed. September.
$21 80: October. Normb-r. $2K : No. 2
gray feed. Hplembcr. $27.50; October.
November, $27.
flsrley. No. 2, 40-pound minimum,
eptember, 320; October. $2.0:- No.
Tember, $2S : 44-pound. ftt-plemlier,
$28.80: October. $211 : Noeember. $27 10.
Corn, No. 2 EoNlern yellow ahipment,
September. $.17.25; October, $::7; No
mker. $35.r.o.
Mill run. Heptemker, $22 50; October,
$22; Norember, $21.80.
NRW TO UK PHOIlUCE MAItKET
Dy Tho Aocinld Pres
NEW YOItK, H.pt. '20. Duller eailer :
cresmery extrs, 02 icore, 40 .1-4 0 47 :
crr-amery first, 88 to 01 score, 4.1 1-2
040c.
Kkk Irrc solar: nearby hennery
brown, 47 41 Me: Poclllc Cost whites,
eltrs, 63 0 511 l-4c.
Cheese steady.
BAN PRANCIBCO PROnURB
fMy The Assoclsted Press)'
BAN FRANCIHCO, Kept. 20. (U. B.
Iiurenu of Agricultural Economic).'
Ituiter unchsnged. '-
Kftts, extms, 62e: underslzcrl pullet,
25c-
Uiittnrfat. f. 0. b. Bnn Frsnclsco, SO
0 611 l-2c.
Poultry unchsngod.
CII1CAQ0 MARKET QUOTATIONS ,
7 By Tue ANSoclntod Press) -CHICAGO.
Hept. 20. Wheal. -No. 8
red, $1.02 1 .2411.03; No," 2 hard,
$1,04 6 $1.12.
Corn, No. 2 mixed, 84 1-2080; No. 2
yellow, 80 0 87 l-2c.
Oats, No. 2 white, 40 1-2042 l-2c:
No. 3 while, 800 41 l-2o.
Rye, No. 8, 08 l-4c,
tlsrley, 64 0 07c.
Timothy seed, $0,800 $8.00.
Closer seed, $IO.OO0$2I.OO.
Pork nominal,
Lard, $12.07.
lllln, $8,750(10.00,
CIIICAOO THlODUCB MARKET
(lly The Associated, Pres)
cniCAOO, Bent 20. Holler lower!
46 l-2r: extra firsts, 45040 l-2c:
flrsls, 42043 1-2n; seconds, 40040 l-2c,
crcomory ex(,r, 47 J-2ci sinndnrd,
Kgga unensngea; receipt, 8020 coses.
BAK FRANCtflCO HAT WAIlKEt
(Ry Tho Associated Press)
BAN FRANCIBOO, Bept. 20 Receipts I
Hay, 1)10 Inns; hay, wheat, (14010:
fslr, (1.10(16; lams , ost, (lft(ini
wild oaf, (120(14; alfalfa, $H0$17
slock, (80(1O straw, (lO0(lhv
SEATTLE HAY, 0RAIN AND FEED
(My Tho Associated Press)
BRATTLE, Bept. 20. City dnllvnryt
Rarley, wholo, 80c i ground and rolled,
88c i clipped, 4oo chop, all (rain,'". 2c
..-Uv.,'i.lf N.
V. B. Patent office
iTi'.-i"i A.r.- vr iuv Kirm I . L 1 1( vhat'll II oom I , a, 1 I "WHt mrTT-
V V;U- . 7 7-IGARETTH TaSteiSfl
mf.-x J y
y D X
r mH. ever
cblrk starter, 67e: coconut meal, C2c;
corn, croi-ked and fed mesl, 40c : ntfslta
hay, (20; U. C, $24: tinioitiy. I.'.'., f
C, $27; mixed. $23; Itnssed meal, f,1r;
crst'h food. 47c; sora bean, C'c:
wheat. 42c.
Tstiideiueave
CARTERS
No metal can touch you
, Buy Wldeweave PARIS
for- their 6tyle; wear
them for their comfort.
Long wear in every pair
always higher In
quality than in price.
Say "PARIS" when
you buy.
"3000Hounof
Solid Comfort"
A STEIN & COM Pl NY
MAKIM
Children's HvCK0rtYO.ri.nl '
Chicago Nw Yong
tl, m
liorltfltl, lal, Inlprimiltiiml Noma 1 ITJ
POIITI.ANO HAY MARKET
f lly The Ao,-fate,1 Prens)
PORTLAND, Ore.. M.pt. o. Hay
nuyfng prlie, new crop, Mnho lirnclhr.
: Elknsburg mlx-d llmethy. fittlf
Get thM(top repaired so that it will withstand the ram.
You'll haye to act now.
W VI
we have an expert California auto top man i -
our auto top department.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Auto Tops
0'Day
8lh Ave, E. and Mill Rnce
121: valloy limoibr. $IS0$l8.eO: sl
tslrs. $11; clover, $130414: cheat. III
0 414: oats nnd vrtrh. (15 60; oat Hr.
116: cheat, $i:i; alrsw, $H ton: Milting
price. $'i pn mors.
-aw . . -
Curtains
Auto Paint and
Top Shop
If you ask mt
iVs the best
cigarette
model
, ...... V.WIS HOP) U
III Tl.. AseoeUled Pj
..rlflO COSH, no, "