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Newspaper Page Text19M 1 TWO MOKNINQ REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE., SATURDAY. FEB. 13, Morning Register llfffl EULOGY GIVEN WHOI.MIKIIIP AND BEMGION l'VCTOns OF CHARAOTEB . It.-V. T. K MiKiro Aildrcasvai Rprlne field Junior Bbcb (Student! . . Klrocu are Dcoontod . I' (ncnleter I.ano County Special) ' SI'KINOFIKLD. Ora.. Fab. 11. . Lliy-olir waa a marvelous scholar find ) ...f:i clocu religious conviction, iloolnrod Rev. V. h. Moore, pastor of ihu Rir neflold Methodist Epl mipul church, tn hla addresa boCora Urn studpnta ot tha Springfield Junior 111 tli school at & apoclal an Hr-tnbly thla afternoon. Proofa of the stntamcnts ware taken from .In cidents the great president's Ufa. Lincoln started with a big handl- can In his studies, Kev. Mr. Moore said, but ho made up lor uie lacs of .material and books by contin ually kconlna: at tha task. By study. lug tha books' he had he finally trained himself to sucn a aegree that his letters ana t&iK ar even now taken as models of scholastic ai'tlevemant. Wood row Wilson, In answering the lotter of a mother wli had lost her son In the war, could find- no better answer than tire letter aent by President Lin coln In a similar Instance. Numer ous compliments ware received by Lincoln Immediately after ha had given the Gettysburg address. That he had strong religious con victions is proved, said the speak er, ly the numerous allusions made to God and passages of tha Bible. Before the battle ot Gettysburg'. Lincoln is said to have spent hours praying. The glee clubs at the school sang several selection during tha aa sembly. Main .street her took on a col orful aspect this morning, when flags were .raised along the curbs in honor of the birthday of the great president.- Business Jiouaes remained- open except the banks which .wars, closed throughout the day;- - " " " ' MA.N Y ATTEXD AFFAIR G1VF" BV G. A. R. WOMEN . "' - Fhrn Civil War Veterans Present; Program and Supper Ftoatnrra of Memorial Party ' Rcirlrter I-an. County Special) SPR1XGFIELD. Ore, Feb. IS. The Lincoln day program given by Juka circle number IS, Ladies ot the G. A. R., of Bpringfleld. at the V. O. W. hall here this afternoon and evening was a success, accoid inp to Mrs. C. F. Egglmann, presi dent. A large number of Spring field residents attended the public program in the afternoon and In tha evening two tables were taken UOTEL ASTOP and tlBl toe Aaaefca Eviery Room has Private) Toilet 60 Baths New, M often Close te Shopping District n4 r r- Tuf ..-. tl Ci rns unaK sow lor-' EUGENE (WEDNESDAY February; 17th' The Heilijr Theater aod "V Associated Student - - ' ; often THE MAN OF THE HOUR '"" offcrtnjr : His Amazing Presentation VOur North Polar 1.i " FKerkr" fit nflrtltlrm to the authentic, mo. f Inn' lecture log of llio most rtitrmj adwmturo ovor antler, itikvn. try man-- "The Amundsen ; Polar FlighV' ; As tn-ken by Amniulson - ., '- - ; hunaoU ' MAIL ORDERS NOW PRICES Ineladlnc Daxj Lower floor canter sections, $1.10, side sectlonst 8Eoi bleach ers, 60o. Baloony center eo tlnns, $1.10, side sections, ' 860. Muke checks and monoy orders and address all letters to W. B. McDonnln, Ilelllg Theatre, JEll gene, Oregon, rmory Amundsen Wwmm mm Lane County Mews up by members and veterans arhea supper was served. Klve (1. A. R. vateranawor present at tha fesilvltaa, trot very, tnuny remaining in this district. Thev were entertained by children from the grade schools In patriotic cxercliM-s and other Springfield realdrnts. Mrs. Egglmann made a aliorl talk, a tribute to Lincoln, Exercises and songs were given bv the small school pupils of the. clowe tuUKht by Mrs. L. K. Page and Mrs. Arthur Roberta Harlan Duncan played a violin solo fol lowed by a reading by Mrs. Glenn ltld.lle. ' Mrs. Ray White and Mrs. Ktrkiuilrick entertained with n number, "Songs ot tha Hour." Sneotnl features were a whistling j'xnlo by Mr. Kggimann and the Ford Specials' by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn itiddle. Miss Winifred Ty son accompanied Mr. KuKlmann en the piano. The program waa con cluded by a recitation by Dorothy Kisher and a reading by Mr. Rid dle and tha singing of "America." HOSPITAL ACT DESCRIBED BKPOKTS MAJJK AT LEGION aXarmG rReirtator tiM County Baeoial) SPRINGFIELD. Ore.. Feb. It. Benefits of the hospitalisation act bv which veterans of the Spanish American war and the world war are billowed hospital care free of charge and transportation charges to and from the hospital were de scribed by members of the Ameri can Legion post here at a meeting last night. Numerous ex-service men have been helped by the act. it was stated. The plan was dis cussed at the district convention at Rosehurg last week and dele- Kate from the Spring-field post re Darted on the discussion. Adju tant Walter Gosaler gave a writ ten report and other delegates made verbal comments. Plans for the American Legion show to be given at the Bell theatre here next - Tuesday and Wednesday night were discussed by the legion members. School children will be admitted at a re duced admission charge "Wednes day evening, it -was decided. MAN SCALDED BY WATER POWER PLANT EMPLOYE HURT IN FACE BY STEEL fRet-later lane Caoaty Special) SPRINGFIELD, Ore.. Feb. It. A Chaffee of Fall Creek is suf fering from burns on his feet sus tained yesterday whan he spilled boiling water from a kettle at his home. The injury is said to be painful and much of the skin peeled from the 'flesh. He was treated by a local physician. E. W. Albers of the Mountain. States power company here was In jured about . tha eyes in an acci dent wnne at worjc tie was struck, by pieces of steel but local phy sicians could not tell how the ac cident happened. AUXILIARY PARTY TODAY MRS. MABEL MoJLNTURFF GUEST , "AT SPRINGFIELD ; fRerlater Lass County Special) - SPRINGFIELD, Ore,, Feb. 12. Mrs. - Mabel Mclnturff of Marsh- field, state official of the women's auxiliary of the American Legion, will be the guest of Honor at meeting in the W. O. W. ball here Saturday evening. . Plana for the affair were discussed at a meet ing of the- auxiliary last night. Members of the Springfield post of tha American Legion have been invited by the auxiliary' to meet with them. Mrs. Mclnturff will give the main address and other num bers will he given on the program. Refreshments will be served. EPRlJTGFIKLD PERSONACS . (Register Xne County Special) SPRINGFIELD. Ore.. Feb. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Snook are liv ing in Springfield with Mrs. Jennie Cruzan.. They lived for a time In Eugene hut after returning from Welser, Idaho, where Mrs. Snook's mother died recently, they have made their home here. Dr. TV. C. Rebhan. Dr. 8. lt&lDh Slpple. Harry Stewart and Dallas Murphy, the Lions club quartet, en tertained at the weekly luncheon of the club today. ' Mr. and His, J. A. Hickman and family have left for Billings, Mont. They intend to make their home there in the future. V. H. Seavey, merchant of Mo hawk, was a business visitor In Springfield today. Arthur Bushman of the Spring- iieia auu ana urain company re turned today from a business trip to the Siltcoos district. George Marks, merchant of Wal- terviUe, waa in for a short business visit today. R. E. Hill, Mohawk farmer, was in Springfield today. R. Porter, farmer of the Walker district, spent part of today In this olty selling his oats and wheat crop to the Springfield Mill and Grain company. - -W. P. Tyson, sooutmaater,accom- A Three Days' XoughlsYour Danger Signal Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. Tou can stop them now with Creomulelon, an emulsified creosote that Is pleasant to take, Creomulslon Is a ' new medical discovery with two-fold aotlon; It soothes and heals the In flamed membrane and Inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote Is recognised by high medical authori ties as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and oolds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulslon contains, In addition to creosote, other heal ing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the Irritation and Inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, Is absorbed into the blood, attacks tha seat of the trouble and chocks the growth of th germs. Creomulslon Is guaranteed satis factory in the treatment of persist ent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other form of respiratory diseases, and Is ex cellent for building up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded If any oough or cold Is not relieved after taking according to direc tion. ' Ask your druggist. ' Creo mulslon Company, Atlanta. G (v.). . aJJ,-.ai 'panted a number of scouts to Ku gene tonight for tha knot-tying oonlent, part of the sixteenth an 'nlveraarv aroek nronram of the Lane' county scouts. Tha- 'boys named this afternoon wars Kvan Hughes. Thomas Yost, Lloyd Madi son aad Franklin lrurj Four others were to be named. WOMAN mT BY AUTO CALIFORNIA HKSIDF.T HCRT IX AOC1DKNT i (Revlattr Una County Bpcll) COTTAGE UROVK. Or.. Fb. IS. WMIo awAiliuif tho ftrrlvnl of a re.Miir car from Coltax Qruv, vr kaockoU to th pitvqincnt by a citr driven by J. N. Towno, ami badly cut and brutved. Tho Occi dent occurrvtl ntir iatbam, wbor Ilia party which was K"ntt to For ft llrov, waa deluyU by a tailed car; Mrs, Fremun waa atartdlnir on tho pavement. Mr. Town neenia to have ben blind sl by tho lights and aaya he did not flee tho woman until ho had struck her. 8ho was UroiiKht to a locul physician for treatment. . HEALTH GROUP, FORMED MISS BETH -KONKKL VISITS COTTA-QE GKOVE (ltKlater 1n County Snaolall COTTAOK GKOVE, Ore., Feb. IS. I'nder the direction of Mlas lioth Konkel ot a health organisa tion waa completed In Cottage drove today and will be known as the Cottage Grove group of the Lane county health organisation. A membership drive Is now on. A definite project was not de cided upon, but will be decided at the first meeting which will be held the first Monday In March. The society will meet every two months. - COTTAGE GROVE PERSONALS Resliter Las County Special) COTTAGE OROVE, Ore., Feb. li. Mrs. O. L. Nichols will leave on the midnight train for Portland where she will visit several days with friends. Harry Parker of Lund Park, was shopping visitor In town today. Oscar Hubbard of Eugene Is visiting tor a few days with his mother, Mrs. M. Hubbard. Glen Gillspie left today for Portland, where he will accept a position the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Jesa Lyons ot Sutherlin spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. K orris ox this city. Velma Morris returned home to day from Eugene where she hss been a sruest of her aunt. Mrs. J. Hardin, during the past week. E. S. Hall, teacher In the Junior high school, was called to Har risburg today by the death of his father. Mr. Hall has been 111 for some time. The funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 10 o'clock and the athletic as sociation ot the junior high will at tend the funeral In a body. The Christian Endeavor conven tion to be held March 17, 18 and 1. will be held in Cottage Grove at the Christian church. Instead ot In Eugene as was previously an nounced. , Ed Blakely left todav for Klam ath Falls where he will accept, a position in the Star pharmacy. Tho Christian Endeavor society at Hebron will give a benefit party in the Farmers' Union nail at Heb ron, Saturday night and has Invited the Endeavor society of the Chris tian church to attend. Following the program a plate supper will be sold. The Lion Pioneers glee club of Eugene will sing at the Presby terian church Sunday night. There are 60 boys in the club and those who 'have heard them In h,ugene praise them highly. COUNTY AGENT TO SPEAK DORENA VaHMKIIS- TTNION IN VITES .FLETCHER ' (ReslRter I.an County special) DORENA. Dre.. Feb. 12. At the regular business meeting of he Farmers Union Tuesday evening, February . an Invitation was ex tended to County Agent Fletcher to speak at the next meeting. This win Be an open lorum aiscussion and tt Is expected that much inter est will be aroused. There were only 11 members nresent at the meeting Tuesday be- cause of the storm. Members ot the Dorana Farmers' union who at tended the agricultural meeting at Cottage Grove recently were Mr. and Mrs. KeUey, Mr. Doolittle and Mr. Peterson. dab Studies Korea mcflitor iu County Special) CRESWELU Ore., Feb. 11. The Ladles Missionary society of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs. H. C. Travlllion Thursday afternoon with a goad attendance. The sub ject was Korea, but other places were touched upon. Refreshments were served, officers lor tne en suing year were elected as follows: President, Mrs. F. D. Laoey; vice nresident. Mrs. B. O. urogor: sec retary, Mrs. C. H. Sedgwick and treasurer, Mrs. Lacey. CRESWELL PERSONALS " fRejrlfter I,ana County Special) CRESWELU Ore.. Feb. 12. On Thursday Mrs. J. A. Blanken ship entertained a small company of friends. Those present were: Mrs. William Wallace. . Mrs. Van Grousbeck, Mrs, A. B. Land and Mrs. Miles MarquarU Th Epworth League of th Methodist church will hold a meet Ing and social next Monday even lng at th home-of Raymond Mar quart. Th program of the Literary society of tha high school adver tised for Friday ha been post poned on acoount of other activi ties' in the community. - A committee consisting of repre sentatives of several organizations met with Mr. W. W. Wyatt on Wednesday afternoon and con ferred relative to the vaudeville entertainment being planned for the play shed. There were nine or ten present. The entertainment will not be given until about tho first at April. CRESWELL, Ore., Feb. IS. The lilgli school elected ' delegates to the O. A. C, Industrial exhlhlt Wed-nesdny-as follows: Wilbur Petty, IJorothy Shaub and Olele Bird. Half of their expenses for the trip Will be met from the student bnilv fund. - Mrs. Hilda Wllmot went to Mar cola Friday to visit friend and relative. Th high school Lincoln program to be given by th literary society wa postponed until 'Tuesday - of, !:"'. EES PHIICT1 TOPIC IT JWH East Compared With .West Regarding Prices PROF. LUND SPEAKER Many Ctiu-kt'iut Loot by Trivial Dlaniara Is Oiiinluu of O. A, o. Veterinarian (RestBter Tne County ftperlnt) JU-NCTION CITY, Or., Kib. 1J. -A comuaelaon of condition lit the East and West affecting ecu nomlo eirg production waa given at the mt'etlng of tho ulty local of tho Pacific Co operative Poultry Producers association held in the Danish hall this forenoon. This was mndo by Profesxur A. U. Lund, ur Oregon Agricultural colluice. one of the principal speaker for the occasion. Professor Lund pointed out that th average price for ex tea in tho West Is So cents per doseti as coin pared with 65 centa In New York city. The main factor In succees with poultry, according to the speaker, la to bring about an In crease In egg production without a corresponding Increase tn coats. Avcrago Loss 25 For Cent Dr. Johnson, poultry veterin arian from Oregon Agricultural college, tnlked on poultry dtaonaes. He pointed out that the average loss on growing stock waa about 10 to IS per cent. Of this loss he eelmated that 10 to 15 per cent waa the reault of trivial ailments which proper care would prevent. He stated that the first six months was th most critical time In rais ing young thickens. ' There were about 100 peraona present and a slip passed around on which each person was asked to Indicate tha number of hons owned, which showed that the owners ot about 14,000 heus were present. Oprat nianuaalon HcM Following the addresses an open discussion was held In which Indiv idual problems were taken up. County Agent Fletcher was called to the chair and acted as presid ing officer during the greater part of the meeting. The house was called to order by George Gllmore who Immediately turned the chair over to Mr. Fletcher. At the closo of the discussion. Mr. Gllmore announced that a business meeting of the local would be held at the Danish hall Satur day evening, February 13. at S o'clock. JI7NCTION CITY NEWS i Resistor Lane County Bpeelal) JUNCTION CITY, Ore.. Fob. 11. C. O. Lemon ot Portland was In town Thursday looking for form land to exchange for Portland property. J. E. Murphy, realtor. was showing him around. Sandy Foterson Jr.. who was hurt? some weeks ago while work ing at Horton. is at Salem having hi leg treated. While the cows of Hard s Green Lawn dairy, just west of town, were being driven across the highway yesterday, one ot them slipped on the wet pavement and tell. Mrs. Ed Smith was driving past and was not able to atop her car berore hit ting the animal. The cows horn punctured the radiator, but no other damage was dono. Miss Lupo, of Eugene, Red Cross Secretary of Lane county, was In Junction Thursday on official busi ness. Miss Fay Flnley Is In Portland for a few days to visit friends and attend the concert of Henlamlno Glgll. metropolitan opera tenor. Mrs. Mine Sanders Is spending a week in Portland with her daugh ters Miss Gertrudo and Mrs. Hun ly Robison. Mrs. Boone and her sister, Mrs. Hart, have gone to Philomath to visit another slater, 'Mrs. Newth. Clifford Johnson made a trip in to Portland to visit his wife who is thero for a time. Mrs. M. Montgomery of Corv'al- Us, was in town Thursday at tho home of H. Millorn on her way to LMedford on a short business trip. yjn ner reiuru ine juuer pair oi the week she expects to spend few days with her frlonds at this Place. Mrs. Kate Cook Ot Myrtle Point Is visiting at her daughters home, Mrs. Wendell Williams. joe Gaines, a. P. agent. Is con fined to his home with Influenza. Mr. Newman ot Portland is tak ing his place at keys during his absence. Mrs. Leo Cook and daughter Leone, have gone to Ban Fran cisco and expect to make an ex tended stay there and at . other California point. The funeral ot Morton Hansen who passed away at Ashland, will take place at Smlthfleld on Sunday afternoon. Dr. E. V. Stivers will officiate. The Maaonlc lodge will have charge at the cemetery. Mr. and Mrs, O. K. Wright 'and E. J. Horton are spending the week In Portland. ' . - ON MEETING ATTEMPTS rMGHT.TO POLE T4 T"7 a f I '4?t ' . V: 'ft t ' Mayor Bmlth (loft) of, Dotrort bids Major Iin phlor farowoll a thn latter sot' out on tin tint lap at hie fUs-tit to th North i'ol.' FAIR COMMITTEE NAMED GOSHKV till NtK WILL llAVK 1 XltllU I' THIS l'AI.L ill.il.l.r Lh ttouiitr special) (lOHHKN. Or., Keb. 11, fliulu'ii tiinmto unit In rrgulnr soa uloii on Weiliiemlay atlornoon, I'Iuiih for mi eilillill ill the fulr thin mil weld mniln and a commit. tee of three vhoavu to have charge of II. One now member wn obligated by II. C Wheeler. Tho member voti-il unanimously lo accept tho nffvr from l-oriin (Iratig to aid D.wlieu In entertaining l'omoim In May. Mrs. 8. K. Cole rend a paper on "Tho Miidol Kitchen," and II. 0. Wheeler itlaoumiod the advantage of uurehred llveHliick. The (linniie Mill hold a plo o clnl Krliluy evening, February 1. Thi't-o v.lll bo tt iiroKiiim of mualu ami l'l:i.v alter w hich III pie will be sold. SYLVESTER HALL DIES HAuuisnritfT IiiiACKHMifii ILL FPU SOMK TIMU , fiARRlHUiritn. Oro.. Fob. 11. (Knei'lill li .the Iteklnter.) Th death of Sylvester K. Hall ocourlod at hla noma Here tit o o'oiock rri- miv morning after a prolonged III- (Continued on nag B, column 1) DAILY MARKET REPORT Opfffun tlonrnttl lwrkt4 Hxvlcw lt)ri.ANI. Oi.. rt. II. Ttirw main vorjr fnvornbl ton tn tli but tr tra.t, wktlt m fractional ntlVKne In annularis cub, IV.ni wrrn unr-hn't for lh tUy aiut thoro wj tnitr or 1mm que Mod to tlin 1vlayillljr. Of ad' vanclni cult mt tltta llm. Tfif ts a imb nt th ttAnporary hitrtag of butter offerings at thla (tm. Quit naturally tho that bav b surplus la Cfr are aoaloua to m our a much as paaalbl for their supplies. Ttisrvfor front their stand point, and from that of siknnty and 0- mana. a rii mi tit o juttirivti. From th standpoint of tit food nf th trad Ifneratly. unh a chanv la considered in an Bdverso way by th trad. Thr Is a temporary shorts of butlvrfat, du to lb rcot floods. which mad rsular marks tin Impos- inio irom some or in Dot torn land -ot tons whsr conildsrabl fat la pro- aucso. Rmr Ff!rs Arv Out sjf Lte) ftssmlncly thos maktnc th prteo of eccs oa th sir-bans' bavo not flcursd tn discount, tor ctmaratlvly spak Ins; currant rscslpts ar higher than rand led firsts. An advance of Uo on tin iormr waa man. Mark-t lor poultry remain vary firm along th whulaal way. No lorthsr prlc rhanr waa nt4 but practically vrminir is snowing b shortage nd with a very good demand prices ax al the high point. RYtrrmn Ittmurth In Vml Krtr.m atrangth is shown In th mcirkot cor country klllttd calves for the day. Receipt of really top stuff ro extremely light, while dmand ! ronipat-BUvaiy foud. llugs a tew 1b tin position. Ilrorroll iMrrw An Iaw Pew salie of Hoburg br or colt wr mai niov i.a erst fur the Amy. 13mltd supply being quoted at tt. Wo, s movh waa shown around fl.Ti gen erally and was slow al that. Sis too small (or good call. Potato Trading1 Vary Mow Ttesplt the fart that prless ar being held at th extreme point ther con tinues nearoly sufficient trading In tho potato market lthr at eonaumlna; or primary point to firmly estabMah values. M&flgl Urief Vofsaj WholMBl Trmd. Onion markt very slow locally, business tn country. Orang prices held firm, especially ' .All fleh showing arftrettv. ltlur Bboul steady eicspt for rry ltanana prices stltl ml niiinr Q9rt pound. Nut market rontlnue weak with wld apread Id walnut values, , Rhlpprr Tes1hs Voflew Wenthnr bureau advised Friday: Pro tect shipment during th nest I hours against th follow Ins; minimum temperatures: Going north to Seattle. S3 degrees; northeast to ftnokan. 28 degrees; east to linker 16 degrees, and south to Ashland. M degree. Minimum temperature al Portland tonight about 34 degrees. Port rand Whoirealn Prtene POJVrXAND. Or., Feb. 13, Thean r the price dealer pvy wkoieswler cent wher othrwte noted t Batter rUlllng prlr, bos lots: Cranl ry prices: prints, extr.s, 4le par lb. for plain wrappers, subject to discount of 3ii dairy bnjTlng price, lo per lb. Bntterf at Country station delivery basis: Best churning cream, 4io per lb.; No. I grade. 4lc per bH Portland d livery j best churning cream, 47o lb. Oh Selling price: Tillamook coun ty triplets, llOlIo; loaf, HOIIoi Orgoo triplets, not branded, lie rr lb. t TUla tnook f. o. b. eeiiiog pioei Triplets Is lb. I loaf. fSo lb.) Coos county eheeee, selling prU-e to retailer: Triplet. so; loaf, I0o per lb," Eggs Paying prfne. Front street: Cur rent receipt 3393Io per dot; hennery whites, t92io per doien; hennery pul lets 19020c; underlie lie. : Live Posltry Selling prlceet Heavy hnn. 3o lb.; tight to medium hens, 2io per lb.; erring, 1617o per lb. light SOo lb. Pskln duoke, tot col ored. Ho lb. -Turkeys Fancy dressed, 44O4S0 lb, t r""j',i -r ,fr. X t,i n n n n nji 1 10? savinff CAULIFLOWER, Snow White, 4 pounda LETTUCE, Large Solid Heads, each . . . MUSTARD GREENS, 2 pounds SUGAR, Pure Cane, 10 pounds (Limit 10 pound) EGGS, Fresh Af KIPPER PRUNES, sm, nA Standard, 2 do. ?NACKS 3 ti,u LjC hm 3 II... Qa POP CORN, We A JELLO, AU FUtv H DATES in t.ttlk ah guarantee it. lb. jJC or., 3 pkgs. JSC 2' 2t LIBBVS ASPARAGUS " ' TIPS, Fancy in HONEY in small )) COD FISH in a large tins, 2 lor J)J)C jK. W ' JjC l-b' t:il)'c 2UC Wf nmu hnvit n )nrtvt cinrtr r( vmf nlilne Htiu v tlin t I... .1 when possible and save .Mr. Bert Bailey's feed mm .11: , 1 iircc more tars roiling. ardln.ry 40Ho ar pouod; taaey II lark.ra r lb, Oalon-sllla srle. fa rat.tlaret aar lie. 10Mo lb. 1 On,, !.. Tabl. Potato IHM:ho1a Ootaa, $..11 locol, II.Hfll.! Toblrna. 111. ....; Unry bakvra. 14. 90; ml utoM, California. I Sa to par l. raaw ll.TtOUOO bttohol. oll l'oppara. IM Bar lb. Hunch .olabl. - Paralo, ..9.; radlohoa, tlot boota loot oar rota, lost turnip. I0 dotan banohoa. Back TossUbloo sollln print Boota It.lOl flsrrota 11.19 aocki oab.afo. Or, on. lHOSo por lb.i lottaoo. callforal, . .40 0 4. 09 par erato; raoltflowor, loral I.I por eralol Rallfornta. til por ermtot eolorr. II.I9II.T doc buncbooi eolorjr boarta, ..a..l r doaaa buacboo: opiaaca, looal. II... pal oranso bolt tomalooa, holboooo. $4... Jl.llcan. It too 199 oral. Maoioo aaa rtorl.lawa Country stoatosonia prlco ta rotatl oral Counrry.kltlod boss, boat balebora anilor 119 Iba., ll'kn par lb I boot ralr.i fakoot HO lo 10 Iba ) .11 tt IM par Ib.l lamba loff.tn par lb. Ira I'ur loaf. 1914a Ib-l otwrltata , l.o par lb. Smnbad Motto noma, I.OMe par lb.: braakfaol baaoa. loot, par lb. Rapsv raal, nMaa, Baa. Hop -Nomlaatj ao orap, alsotrra itaiio. IIUoo Barln arbaost Saltod ktoaa an vatsbta o: rioa htdaa ei aatla bulla, IHci sroaa bulla ,14: aall.J or raaa aalf, Itai oaltod ar srooa blp, 19a. akoop Polio flint dry aboop polla, Inns, I.lloi shorl, IIHoi Ptoooa, lloi flint drr Ikaarlnga aarh. I49I901 aaltaO palla Ion, oacb. Il.ootl.l.l.i thoi aaek. l.o)9ei abaatna, aaaa, Isa . drr aalUd polta. ITHo. Tfool Notalaali aallan flno. Vbloa .a madlura ar ....blood. 't, : por lb. 1 ooaroa ar .'4-blood. 4o a, lb.: braid. .90 por lb. Al vallor potato prless ar Jo to to kl(kr lor aoloolod lota Mohair VtrMnf prlcaat Kid. I to par tb. 1 otapla. 4lo par lb. 1 abort stapla, 49o por lb. 1 barry atoek. f9o por lb. Casaara bark Iraylnf prMa, till WI. lo Ib.l 1914 pool, M Mk Oasaa Orap aaat Bayiar srlaa, !. M Ik. CaHl as Calyoa Slaara Md I 1.900 1.71 Medlnrn Tit t oo Common Connor and .attar Holfora, ood Common and modlamj... Common and Tnodlum..,. Connor aad eattor ...... ) l it I. .orb 1.11 l.tito T II 4.TIO I.I. I I1 1.40 l.lt 4 11 Bulla, sood and eholoo (boof yaarlln. .acloaad) , - Connor to madlura (can 4.1041 I.I and bolotmt) 1.114, 1.14 Calvoa, madlum to oholc. (too Iba. down) I.SOO t.ll Coll., eommoa (111 Iba, tdown) l oin l it Vratora .madlam to eholoo. .11. 0001. .00 .Cull and rnmmon I.00O11.00 rthoof, aad launka T.amba, sood to choice (Mt. Adam. 11719 11.41 Medium and ood (valloy ., 1I.90O1 1. II Hearywolsht. (.1 Iba. ap). 19,90011.1) Tearlln wathera, medium to Cholco t.looil.lo Bweo, commoa to eholo. .... 1.000 l.oo Culle and common I.00O 1. 10 NOTE Th. above alee, and Slide aaotatlon. do not la all .see ropre tent sotuat aalee. I aomo laatanee. they reproaeat t.Ium at wklok snob ttoek would sail If available, aocordln t. the Judsmoot al th. market reporter Hog nearyweltht (110 t IM Iba), medium. ood nd choice , 1i.M4rII.fl Medium welsht (too td lit) Iba.), medium, good. nd choice 1I.M)4.TI Lllthtwelght (140 to 101 Iht.), oommon, ' medium, sood and oholc ll.7IOM.il Light llthte (ill to 110 . Int.), common, madlam, good and bhotca' llfttatl.t Packing hog. 14.490 11.04 oiausmer piga U9 int. down), medium, good and eholco -. itaaaiiiaa i-.w.r an aiooaor piga fro tn 1.0 Ibal, common, m.. dlum, good and obolc.,,, ,14.00011. II c ' Portland Ornfn rnlTrrra (Tlr Tha Aaaoolatad Pr.nl PORTLAND, Ore,, Feb, 11. wheel iKiii nam wnue, narn white, Iltnaata Mart, renruary. March 11. Ill; left while rebruary 11.65; March, II. Hi Weelern ,...;, ei.eoi jnarcn, . tl.tt: herd wlnlar Kfbrtiary, March, 11.61 Northern aprln Pebruary, March, II II Weelern Ited, fehrunry, Mnrch, 11 10 Oata No.; J. , While feed and No I gray, February, March, lit. 10. ,rin '"hruary 111. tot Mnrch ...''"k" ?landsrd reliriiary, Mnrch, 124.00, , Potilnnd llnlry ntchnnga Th. Aeemtlnled Preeel ti.iiTi.awij, t)r. Keb. ll. flnller .,0; aiannnrna 4Hoi nrlmo rirel. 4C .flrala 44c. Kssa oatrae, Hci flrele J7oi putlela , v..u. .01:0,1,,, s.o, J1'" Turk tlrma ' Aeeoclalcd Pree.) NEW YOIIK. lrr.1. ien ........ alat. 1031. tortatn, tee, ....... olflo coe.t ,lm, 8c0o iii4; mom"; . . Kontll nay and drain ai.e.JS1'ThJ.,A?M,M"'' Pram),' rtrjATTI.B, -Wneh., fh. , 1 1. Alfetfa meal 11 1 barley, whole 44 ditto ground Saturday and Monday money. Get our price. department tins already moved two car load of la a rt - v.ici nur prucs. CHAMBERS MARKET POT ROASTS BACK BACON Fancy Strip 12iclb. 30c lb. tit ditto rllppad 411 ohap. all train III corn, wltola 4,i ,1111 rravkail 49. I.lntaad moat 00 oat a. Pu.al ollb 44. atiratrb 40 auybaaa tl, Wh.at 41. Psrllaad liar Marka Hr rbo Aaawlalad Ptaaa) PnltTI.ANIl. lira., f.a 19. May rtarlns prlooal Vallay timothy 119, ditto Kaatara tiroa II. tot alfalfa 1191. V14 .lovar numlnal; tal bay I.Oj oat and ' Ill; aiiaa 19 par ton. Sail In prlco, 13 a I'M mora. ftmltla Italrr Karhaasa SISATTl.tC .!.. rh. II. City oraamory ouboa 111 brfrba ar prlato 4t. Ka rra.h rn.-k .3l m tread oolorad I9 pullata If. Hon J ItrKlolor Cluaalfloil Ada KAVK Tlllrt All. On rrciiii ot thla nd and Itn (no aluniiial. wo will snul prrimlil sua do, n nnwr-rlnii alia Clla.lt, ,! in niiiiriit ffiftir -.' ..;. Ni.w la t hr. t lino to I'lnnl, VAiii,i:N'ix;4i:i ui'i.it co. laratUn, W'aahlua-tau - Most Women Have Hopped old hyg' cnic metiiod to tuiure real Iminaculacy. NEW way give) true proteo tion dUcard like tiaiuo FEW modern worrwa bat emptor a new and dificrent wT in hyvneo. A war that lupplints the oid-tim "laal tary pad" with true protfKttou. Wear filmy (rock and tight thioin . . , any time. Dance, motor for hoar witlaout doubt or fear. ' It b called KOTEX" . . . 6r tirrari a absorbent J UM ctrdlnarr cotton padl Thorooffhlr itodorittt thn ending ALL fear at of- . leading. Di.cards ai eaiDr a t piece oi tiiirje. No lanodry. No rabarnuimenL You ask for It wlthotrt heii laney at any drug or depart ment tor aimply by saying "KOTEX." Coti only . few centa Pforc old way an unnecessary rUlc, . KOTX Hdlauuiry-iUcard Mia ttasaes TtlEDOU. or STbdayl 0 nvo sw$zzrz? 'til MM mtfa -" 1 faBBBBBBBBB- Va.W ."V "OW www rnrri's, tncintiiiiai en.ati tli.fl. ' sn.a , 7'l I m won ..25t ...8c .10c ...55c DR. R. C. VIRl CSteotthknrtitai l MtswWt, I'Vma lam CALIFORNIA STAGE' L Eaftai A . t noo ..j' a n n 11,0 nntvirc, San Frandm rtnt FarelSrSO TERMINAL HOTtt. Pbon IM NHOWIN'O A coupuntu of Ladle' and CWcW' ' SPRING HATS lrlw wliltln rwirli of liF Wo nawinli'l " mA" .1 Matt JoKnioo SO NINTH AVt, U SPRING Retiring r Price . Get the old busiW l look licr over. 11 "'.. l.wl iiccclatirc-iHO"1"" ais4.i0 llnlltitnu tlSA nt efl 0.s!4 r'nll O'ilOA Klso fortls t .. f Arvdrememb'" don't undertel H A M.TIR Vlti - 845 Olie Stw" CHORUS AfTE!..;i KV" - lf