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The Estacad« Progress R E F O R E S T A T IO N IS EA SY . (C oncluded fro m la s t w eek.) ESTACADA OREGON BRIEF NEWS OF THE PAST WEEK 1 am told th a t G erm any spends several m illion m arks annually to raise trees, and receives annually more th an tw ice as much m oney from the sale of tim ber th an she expeuds. I would also adv o cate the im posing upon ail logged off lands a basic tax su fficien tly high to insure th e ir re v e rt ing n a tu ra lly to th e sta te fo r a reason able com pensation, the lands to be u til ized in raisin g tre e s fo r f u tre g en era tions; the levying of th is ta x to be sus pended in case p riv a te ow ners should wish to set aside th eir logged-off lands fo r the purpose of raisin g tim b er under sta te reg u latio n s; th is tim b er to pay a c u ttin g ta x a t the tim e it is cut. The d e ta ils of such a ta x an d the s e t tin g aside of logged-off lands fo r the raisin g of tim b er by p riv a te ow ners are m utters th a t can be w orked o u t; th e in terests of the people p ro te c te d ; the re v enue which th e tim b er and lum ber in terests should rig h tfu lly pay th e sta te provided, b u t collected in such a m an lier as will help conserve our fo rests in stead of encouraging ow ners to cut and waste them , as under our p re se n t system of tax atio n . I am firm ly of th e opinion th a t if our fo rests are to be conserved an d new fo rests grow n, th e first step necessary is the revision or evolutioniz- ing of our system of tax atio n . T he follow ing tab le shows a list of trees under observation, w ith age, d iam eter, and estim ated num ber of feet, upon which d a ta the accom panying a r ticle is based: R ed F ir. D iam eter E s ti on Stum p m ated (Inches) No. of 83 . . 1200 41) . . 1000 40 . . 700 40 . . M 40 . . 200 40 . . 500 400 40 . . .............................. IS 250 40 . . .............................. 16 150 40 . . ............................... 13 200 40 . . .............................. 15 40 . . 175 40 . . ............................... 18 400 NEWS NOTES GATHERED FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF OREGON W IL L R E C L A IM D ESE R T . IM PRO V E O. A. C. P ro je c t in L ake County Progreaaea R apidly. L akeview —T h irty miles o f th e C ot tonw ood canal have been finished. The b ig ditch is 18 fe e t wide a t th e but tom , w ith a m inim um w all b rig h t ° f five feet. The canal will ta k e w ater from Cottonwood riv e r by m eans of a huge dam and reservoir, au d will lead around the foothills on th e w est side of th e valley to the term in al a t Thomas creek, in to w hich stream fo r th e pres c u t the excess w aters of th e canal will be tu rn ed . I t is only one of th re e sys terns which u ltim ately will cover every foot of irrig ab le land in th is valley, 85,000 or more acres. The p resen t canal will w ater about 30,000 acres. F o r considerable distance * a f te r the canal debouches into the v alley it is c arrie d alongside the m ountain, which required th e b la stin g out of th e en tire d itch through solid rock. All th e rock had to be rem oved by hand, which m ade it a v ery expensive piece of w ork. P ro b ab ly 20 miles of th e canal is w hat m ay be term ed d irt work, though in some places th e rock, of a w a te r form ation, th in ly stratifie d , ap p ears a t the su rface au d th is also had to be blasted out. R egents Buy More L an d an d L et Con tr a c t for A rm ory. Irrig a tio n THE PATH OF DESTINY. Oregon A gricu ltu ral College, C o rv al lis— The O. A. C. regents have finished th eir business m eeting, and as a result considerable im p o rtan t business was In te re s tin g E v en ts f ro m O u tsid e the tak en care of. The m ost im p o rtan t S ta te P re s e n te d in a M a n n e r to tran sactio n ^ a s the o p en in g of bids C a tc h th e Eye o f th e B usy R e a d e r for th e new heating p lan t. E. A. E ric — M a tte rs o f N ational, H isto rical son, who is a t present erectin g the a n d C o m m e rc ia l Im p o rta n c e . new arm ory, w as successful in securing the co n tract in a field o f eig h t bid d trs, $16,948 being th e am ount sta te d in E ric so n ’s bid. T he b u ild in g will s ta rt a t a n early d ate. T he Haslow A K ansas hen raid an egg b earing H eatin g com pany of P o rtla n d will in the le tte rin g “ D routh 191 1.” sta ll th e h e atin g ap p a ra tu s a t a cost of $12,926. L an d valued a t $12,500 I t is rep o rted th a t th ere are 200,000 was purchased by the reg en ts from the unem ployed in New Y ork city. estates of l ’ernot-W ilson & Woodcock. S t. L ouis wom en took forcible pos T his p ro p erty lies betw een th e upper session o f th e stre e tc a rs of th a t c ity and low er camps, and has been desired an d cleaned them up. for a long tim e by th e college au th o ri Sam uel Ootnpers has been unanim ous ties to com plete the c o n tin u ity of the ly re-elected p resid en t of the A m erican college lan d holdings. P la n s were also F ed eratio n o f L abor. laid fo r th e en larg in g of th e sum m er schools. L ectu rers who h av e won n a A subm erged w reck on the A tlan tic tio n al fam e in th eir v ario u s special coast is thought to be the m issing ties will be secured to au g m en t the y a c h t of Colonel A stor. reg u lar teach in g s ia ff. In ad d itio n to A fight to a finish fo r traffic is about assistin g in the disposal of business, to begin betw een th e P en n sy lv a n ia H onorable W. W. C otton, who re p re railro ad an d the N ew Y ork C entral sen ts P o rtlan d as a reg en t, addressed W ill T ry fo r Scholarship. lines. the stu d e n t body. H e chose as his su b U n iv ersity of Oregon, Eugene—Bol The steam er St. Croix was burned off ton H am blc, ’08, has declared his in je c t “ The H um an as a M a ch in e,” and th e C alifo rn ia coast, b ut th e 82 pas ten tio n of e n te rin g th e co n test for in an address full of p o in ted and val liable suggestions he em phasized th e sengers and crey o f 36 all escaped in the Rhodes scholarship from the uni value of preserving and c a rin g fo r the boats and ra fts . v ersity of Oregon. He will ta k e the hum an body. exam ination in Salem nex t sp rin g if T he Ita lia n m edium , E u sap ia P alla- recom m ended by th e facu lty . In 1907 dino, who cam e to th is co u n try recently, L ay Syphon N ear H erm iston. he passed the exam inatio n , b u t Winter is reported to be no m ore w onderful H erm istou — The w ork of lay in g Jo h n sto n , also of th is college, was given th a n m any A m erican m ediums. th e appointm ent. Hum ble is a Eugene 10,000 fe e t of reinforced co n crete pipe, The fed eral court has ordered th e boy, and was prom inent and p opular in 46 inches in d iam eter on th e g o v ern dissolution of the S tan d ard Oil corpor stu d e n t affairs. lie was an especially m ent irrig atio n pro ject n e a r tow n is ation. T he case will be appealed to b rillia n t stu d en t. Since g ra d u a tin g he progressing rapidly. T hrough th e pipe th e U nited S ta te s suprem e court. has been very successful, h av in g been w ater is to bo syphoned to th e high engaged in new spaper work, am i is lands to irrig a te the tr a c t th a t is to T w enty men have been ta k e n out of now su p e rin ten d en t of the Eugene Rock be thruw u open to e n try in th e near th e b u rn in g coal m ine a t Cherry, 111., fu tu re. Follow ing the com pletion of com pany, b arely alive a f te r a w e e k ’s im prison this line w ork will begin ou th e pipe m ent. F o rty dead have also been line from th e C line to beyond the F isher B uys M erlin Farm . found. A lbany—F re d D. F ish er, U nited B utte. I t is expected th a t i t will ta k e F rench courts h ave adopted radical 40 . . 1000 S ta te s consul a t N iu Chwang, Cliiiia. a crew o f 20 men now engaged in the reform s. 40 . . .............................. 22 800 who has been v isitin g at the home of w ork fo u r m onths to com plete these The earning pow er of th e copper 40 . . 400 his m other, Mrs. E. T. T. Eisher, in this pipe system s. com bine is $25,000,000. 40 650 city , has le ft, accom panied by Mrs. Dee L and Is Sold. 150 Eisher, fo r M erlin, Josephine county. P re sid e n t M ackay says th e P o stal is 40 . . ............................... 13 •T H E BOY IS COMING H O M E .’ that period of preparation which in th* 200 He has bought a fru it ranch n ear Mer 40 . . .............................. 15 Dee—The Oregon L u u i I m t com pany n ot in on th e W estern Union-Bell mer am ple country kitchen is still half th 40 . . .............................. 15 200 lin, and will rem ain there fo r a few 1 tell you It Is busy times Jest now for me ger. has disposed of about 1000 acres of festival, and which in th e old time be 40 . . .............................. 12 an d mnrm, 100 weeks su p e rin ten d in g im provem ents on | fore the cook stove came, when th Collector Loeb o f New Y ork an 40 . . ............................... 13 150 tlie place. H e expects to retu rn to A l logged-off lands to p arties who are put T h e Boy Is cornin' home to s pen d Tha nks - kitchen w as the most beautiful as we. n' on th e f a r m ; nounces th e rem oval of 73 custom s em 40 . . .............................. 14 175 bany, his nativ e city , the la tte r p a rt of tin g in orchards. T his logged off land ’T l s ten glvi Ion« y e a r s since he w ent We st to as the “ hom iest” room in the house, of ployes. 40 . . ............................... 16 250 next m onth. Mr. an d Mrs. Eisher took -osts ab o u t $50 an acre to clear. Some mingle In Its strif e. | fered even greater delights to the famil.\ H e' s done first rat e. and. f u r th e rm o r e , he’s 40 . . .............................. 12 100 tf it costs $80 an acre fo r clearin g , but the M a n ch u rian la rk s which they B jo rn sjern e B jornsen, th e fam ous gathered before its huge open tye. Th* a W es te rn wife. 2400 brought w ith them from the O rient to ioubles in value as soon as th e land We go t got N orw egian author, is n ear d e a th ’s door 120 . . th e l e tt e r ye ste rd ay , an d m a im she change began when Lucy Larcora was a 122 ............................... 31 2000 M erlin, b ut will not lib erate them until is put in to trees. The Oregon Lum ber laid uw ake child. in P a ris. l f th p n ig h t to pr ai se th e Lord and 120 . . .............................. 26 1200 spring. company has arran g ed its work in its Fu ll h a th _________ “ Cooking stoves were coming hit in k w h a t she mu st bake. T he U nited S ta te s is likely to recog 120 . . .............................. 30 1800 several logging camps so th a t opera If 1 sh ou ld feed th e turkey now as she de fashion," she wrote, “but they wen nize the N icaraguan rev o lu tio n ists as 105 . . ............................... 28 1500 # V inegar F a cto ry for M arshfield. d a r e s I must, clumsy affairs, aud our elders though’ tions can be kept up all w in ter, no m at belligerents. Why, long before T h a n k s g l v tn ' he would th at no cooking could be quite so nice a 136 . . . ............................... 44 4500 M arshfield—Local m en are p erfe ctin g te r how deep the snow m ay fall about ■well all up a n d b u s t ; A tto rn ey G eneral W ickersham de a plan which will create a m ark et for th e foo th ills su rrounding M ount Hood I ’ve had to g r in d th e ehoppln' knife, an d th at which was done by an open fire 1800 We younger ones reveled in the warm go to ehop pl n' mince, how cold th e w eather m ay bo. clares th e governm ent will punish all 124 . . . .............................. 30 th e poorer grade of apples raised in 400 74 . . . An d th i n g s Hre br ew in ' rich a n d fine an d beautiful glow, th at we look back to nv g u ilty in the sugar tr u s t case. tit to feed a prince. 1500 th is county and w hich are now w asted 125 . . .............................. 28 a remembered sunset. T here is no such because th ey are culled from th e finer The Boy. he w r i t for chicken-pie, *‘W W ey g an d t F arm Sold. M rs. Claus S preckles has been 118 . . . ...................... . . 28 home splendor now. 1500 double c r u s t, " say s he, v arieties before shipm ent. F. S. Dow, g ra n te d $5,000 a m onth u n til th e es 130 . . . .............................. 50 Hood R iv er—The H enderson L and 7000 “ And mixed w ith cream, t h a t lovely pie you “T he fireplace was deep, and there was to m ak e fo r me." ta te of her late husband is settled. 7500 to g eth er w ith some o ther Coos county a settle in the chimney corner where m pany, of th is city , sold the VVey H e w a n used men and outside cap ital, will s ta r t a t s big red ap pl es from the hillside. 140 . . . ............................... 52 7500 three of us youngest girls could sit to N o r th e r n Spy, C ornelius V an d erb ilt has become a v in eg ar fa c to ry an d apple d ry in g es g a n d t farm of 80 acres, situ a te d on 4500 And b u t t e r n u t s — I've got 'em r ou n d the gether and toast our toes on the andirons d irecto r in the M issouri P acific, th u s 135 . . . tablishm ent. T hey will use th e culls the sum m it of C hina hill. The land stovepipe, brow n a n d dry ; —two Continental soldiers in full uni 1200 g re a tly stren g th en in g the Gould road. 105 . . th e Are him se lf w ith maple form, m arching one a fte r the o t h e r - 2000 and not only m ake a profitable article was sold to George R. W ilbur, of this He w a n h ts a r d to a lay 125 . . . .............................. 31 n d sound, to p u t on the m ark et b ut expect in so T he N evada-C alifornia-O regon ra il 125 . . . ............................... 32 dace. T here are several acres of young 2400 some co rn upon th e h e a r t h when while we looked up the chimney into n doing to give th e apple grow ing indus jrch ard on th e place, wtyiclr is especially And pop w ay has announced its in ten tio n o f all ar e g a t h e r e d round. square of blue sky. and sometimes caught b u ild in g to L akeview , Ore., from Al- 85 . . . ............................... 18 ad ap ted fo r the fam ous w in ter b an an a H e w a n t s the th in gs he used to ha v e when a snowflake on our foreheads. I ’ota 400 tr y of the locality a good boom. he was bu t a lad, apples, as th ey th riv e best in a high ’T l s s om ew ha t s tr an g e . It may be, b u t It toes were m asted in the ashes, and th»* tu ra s, Cal. 120 . . . ............................... 24 1000 F all Crops A ll P lan ted . altitu d e. The W eygandt place is th e Thanksgiving turkey in the tin kitchen makes us m i gh ty gl a d ; 1100 Jo h n Ja co b A stor and son have not 125 . . . ............................... 25 both a li tt l e w hi te r, bu t ou r love, the business of turning the spit being 650 H arrisb u rg —The farm ers of th is sec highest orchard in Hood R iver valley. W e 'r e depend been heard from for two w eeks, and 90 . . . upo n't, Its autitu d e. is over 2000 feet. 1800 125 . . . .............................. 30 tion, n o tw ith stan d in g the extrem ely dry la Jest s s green an d s tld dy as th a hills of usually delegated to some of us small th e fam ily is g re a tly w orried. T hey folk, who were only too glad to burn our 2400 old Vermont. are on th e A tlan tic in th e A stor p riv a te 133 . . . .............................. 32 •weather, succeeded in p lan tin g more than I t flustered marin a bit a t first a b o u t th e faces in honor of the annual festival. 4250 143 . . . R evive Old A pple O rchard. y acht. West ern wife, an av erag e acreage in fall crops. Most “ W hen supper was finished and th* 650 90 . .. .............................. 20 C ottage Grove— The M cF arlan d o rch W h a t she sho uld do for one so fine an d teak ettle was pushed bark on the crane, Cannon says he is not czar of the 102 . . . 650 of the fall w heat was sown in th e dust, used to ci ty life ; ard, p la n te d in 1856, is to be given 85 . .. ............................... 22 800 and when the rain cam e a rap id grow th an o th er chance. The o rch ard has been B u t tuck ed between the Boy's big s he et s she and the backlog was reduced to a heaj* house. fo und a li ttl e slip, of fiery embers, then w as the tim e for 400 A Richm ond, Va., b o y ’s vision is 80 . . . ............................... 18 pruned b u t once, an d never was She read It w ith a happy te ar , a ge n tl y listening to sailor yarns and ghost and 22 800 followed. In m any fields the ground q ui ve rin g lip : vague in d ay lig h t, b ut a t n ig h t he can 112 . . . sprayed. A. L. W ynne an d Sid H am en tire ly covered by the vigorous grow th. m o t h er ." t h e m ’s he r very words, “ I witch legends. T he wonder seems some lin, p ra c tic a l o rch ard ists, have leased " D ea r w - Hem lock. see clearly. r it e th is on th e sly, how to have faded out of those tales of The good prices which have prevailed the trees fo r five y ears an d will tr y to So don 't tell J o h n , bu t ma ke for him a big, 40 . . . .............................. 19 500 old since the gleam of red-hot coals die.] T he four men who held up a Union big pum pk in pie ; 40 . . . ............................... 18 400 of la te have stim u lated th e farm ers to reju v en ate them . Pacific tra in a t Om aha M ay 22 have I kno w it will del ig h t him, for he still Is aw ay from the h earthstone.” 40 . . . .............................. 325 unusual effort. Hopgrowors have been 17 T here is already the gas range, an ' bu t a hoy— been sentenced to life im prisonm ent. 40 . . . .............................. 21 700 busy placing th eir fields in the host pos His m o t h e r 's boy— a n d so he fllla h!s wife's the possibility of dinner electrically pr* L eg islativ e Jo u rn a ls Issued. gla d h e a r t w ith Joy." 900 M rs. Y erkes has relinquished al! 40 . . . .............................. 23 iditio de Salem — The jo u rn als of th e last ses And so you see, tls busy times Jeat now for pared by touching a button Is a h e a d ' 800 claim to the $3,500,000 house in New 40 . . . ........................ . . 22 suggested. In time, no doubt, the cook me a n d ma rm, sions of th e house and se n ate have 1100 Y ork for a consideration of $400,000. 40 . . . is cornin' home to spend T h a n k s stove will d isappear; but surely no fam R ailroad P la t Filed. been received by th e se c re ta ry of sta te The Boy g lv ln ’ on th e farm. 1000 40 . . . .............................. 24 ily festival will hs less joyous for it* A L a F a y e tte , In d ., m illionaire has 40 . . . R o seb u rg —-F ra n c is II. C lark, of from the s ta te p rin te r, and are ready —J o h n Mervin Hall, In U p p l n c o t t ’s Mags d eparture, and no poet will lam ent thal 500 .............................. 19 alne. " com m itted suicide ra th e r th a n face 105 . . . ............................... 30 fo r d istrib u tio n . The house jo u rn al is M arshfield, has filed a p lat in th e U nited 1800 It has» vanished.— Youth's Companion. tria l fo r the m urder o f one of his em 90 . . . ............................... 36 3300 S ta te s land office here of 20 miles of sm aller th an usual th is y ear. T H E B IR D O F T H E D A T . ployes. T « C hooiie a T e n d e r T n r k e y . 1800 the Coos Bay, Oregon & Id ah o railroad 92 . . . ............................... 30 N ew com er Buys O rchard. 2400 Since to be without turkey on Thanks S en ato r A ldrich says th e com ing 9*1 . . . ............................... 32 O r n l t h o l o g l a t a hmy T h a t H e la of survey. The land em braced in th e plat 2800 Ja ck so n v ille— W. II. Boiyen, recen tly giving is to fail to pay proper respect to congress will have a b ig task ahead of 105 . . . M e x ic a n O r i g i n . s over the w orst section of th e pro i t in disposing of v ita l questions to H O S E who claim to the great American festival, it behooves je c te d road, b u t it shows less th an one from M ontana, has bo u g h t 17 acres of Yellow F ir. come up. 190 . . . ............................ 82 know say the b iiJ the good housewife to he well up in tu r f>er cent grade. Two crew s are now in land from A. N. W rig h t, fo r $7,000. of Thanksgiving Is key lore; for there are turkeys and tu r th e field and th e survey is w ith in 17 T hree acres are p la n te d to young fru it J a p a n ’s principal m ineral productions 110 . . . trees. of Mexican origin. keys. some as juicy and tender as a spring a re, in o rder of im portance nam ed, cop M y conclusions reg ard in g the grow th m iles of Roseburg. I t is h e a rtily in H e ia a relic of past chicken, while others also remain- war dorsed % y th e R oseburg Comm ercial per, sulphur, silver, iron, coal, p e tro of tim b er are as follow s: P o rtla n d M ark ets. «Kea, yet he refuses riors of the barnyard to the bitter end leum , an d gold. Red f ir will a tta in an average diam club. to take his place and are as tough and stringy and well W h eat— B luestem , $1.67/2; club, 96(a) San F ra n c isc o ’s w arrin g Chinese are o ter of 16 to 18 inches in 40 y e a rs; hem among the other nigh as hard to swallow as India rubber. 97c; red R ussian, 94c; V alley, 95(b96c; P rove P resence of Coal. lock a d iam eter of 18 to 20 inches in the e a tin g w ildcat m eat in th e hope of ab To have the turkey tender and delicious relic«, for he is with M arshfield—Coal h as been tak en T u rk ey red, 96c; 40 fold, 98c. sorbing fero c ity and thus im prove th eir same length of tim e. T he grow th of us yet. Cortez knew on Thanksgiving day, "first catch your B arley— Feed, $27.50@ 28; brew ing, the tim b er exam ined by me is about two from the Eden ridge coal field lately fighting efficiency. him and eeteemed hare” ; in other words, first seRot a good inches in diam eter d uring th e p ast 10 for th e purpose of m aking te s ts o f it. $28 p er ton. him ju st as we do. bird at the m arket, and then see that it A lb e rt T. P a tric k , convicted of the years for trees 40 to 50 y ears old. and The land includes some o v er which Corn— W hole, $33; crack ed , $34 per Coronado w r o t e Is cooked and basted properly. It is the m urder of his em ployer in New York one inch in d iam eter for trees 125 to th ere is a dispute. C laim ants have in. feelingly about his good qualities and best plan to shop for the feast a t least in 1900, has secured a w rit o f habeas 250 years old. The grow th on trees 400 been holding it as coal lands and as O ats— No. 1 w hite, $29.50@30. corpus, retu rn ab le N ovem ber 29. H ay— T im othy, W illam ette Valley, made the bird fam ous In Europe. The two days beforehand, for if one w aits un years old is hard to read w ithout a th ere has been a decision a g ain st them reason why Mexico is regarded as the til the day before all the host birds will th ey are ta k in g o u t coal fo r th e p u r $14(0 17 per to n ; E astern Oregon, $18@ home of the bird is found in th s fact Pope P iu s declares th a t F rance dis glass.—The T im berm an. be picked out and only the tougher fowls a lfa lfa , $15@ 16; clover, $14, cheat, pose of show ing th a t th e lan d is v a lu crim in a te s w antonly a g a in s t Catholic that he is first mentioned by the Spanish will be left. A young turkey should have $ 13(q 14.50; g rain hay, $14@15. D ro u g h t in 1911 P redicted. able fo r th a t purpose. citizens. after th eir more or less trium phal tours smooth, black legs and a white skin, and Mutter—C ity cream ery ex tra s, 36c; T opeka, K an., N ov. 23.— T he helpful through the country of the Montezuma. should weigh a t least 12 pounds to bo T w enty bodies have been located in fan cy o u tsid e cream ery, 32l/^@ 36c per At the same tim e there is no reason to juicy and of good flavor. School Is N early Finished. th e m ine a t C herry, 111. One has been hen, fam ed in K ansas song and story, Very scaly, lb.; store, 22,/4@ 24c. ( B u tte r f a t prices Salem — The new buildings of the average 1 VL»c p er pound u n d er reg u lar believe th at he did not habitually roost rough legs indicate age, as do also legs recovered. is responsible for a “ phenom enon” as high in the treea of New E ngland as m ute school, located in H ighland ad th at are hard, for a young fowl's feet L oeb has begun housecleaning a t the th a t is s tirrin g th e s ta te from the Mis d ition to Salem , a re fast n earin g com b u tte r p rices). Eggs— Fresh Oregon ex tra s, 42*£(5) he does to-day— or rath er to-night. Fhilip and legs tihould be pliable. New Y ork custom s house by discharg souri riv er to the Colorado border. I t plotion, and will be am ong th e finest of Pokauoket wore turkey feath ers in 45c per d ozen; E a ste rn , 32@38c per Another good way to pick out a young ing six employes. kls w ar bonnet and called them as good is all about an egg th a t w as laid out th e city. The last session of tin* dozen. as eagle plumes, which they no doubt in Republic county, Ju n e 11 o f th is leg islatu re ap p ro p riated $75,000 fo r the P o u ltry — H ens, 13 (a 13 ^ c ; springs, The U nited S ta te s legation a t San were. W hatever the turkey's real origin, tiago will bo closed unless Chile rec y ear. E arly in the forenoon o f th a t purchase of a site and the erection of 1 3 (al3 L jc; roosters, 9(o)10c; ducks, 15 horn as he was long before the paleface lay Mrs. R alph F ullen responded to su ita b le buildings. ((/ l.T .jc; geese, lO'/^c; tu rk ey s, live, came to the country, the fact rem ains ognizes the Alsop claim . the daily cackle of B iddy, an d w ent 10(o 17c; dressed, 20(a)22c._ th at he is the one bird th at Columbia E ig h t bankers have been arre sted , out to the chicken house to g a th e r eggs, P ork— Fancy, 9(( l 9 1/ j C p er pound. $10,000 P a id fo r T en A cre O rchard. claims for her own, singly and collec charged w ith th e em bezzlem ent of im bedded in th e shell of one were Veal— E x tra s, lOfSHO^c per pound. tively. T here is not another winged crea Hood R iver—C. A. Moselv, a C linton. $100,000 in connection w ith th e failu re ominous ch a ra c te rs w hich spelled out F ru its— A pples, $ l(o 3 box; pears, $1 ture th at can approach the turkey in Towa, m an, lias paid $10,000 fo r ten D rought, 1011.” of a bank a t T ipton, In d . (a 1.50; grapes, $ 1@1.50 p er crate, 12 -fa general excellence. Wild or dom esticat- acres of 4 y ear old S p itzen b erg orchard. (a 15c per b a sk e t; quinces, $ 1.25(5) 1.50 •d, this rule holds good. The roast goose The purchase is p a rt of a 40-acre tract I ta ly has prepared an income tax per box; cran b erries, $9(0 9.50 p er b a r of old E ngland Is not to he mentioned “ S o c ia list“ Suppressed. belonging to Ju d g e A. E. L ak e and S th a t the governm ent revenues m ay be rel; persim m ons, $1.50 p er box. S eattle, W ash., Nov. 23.—The police B olton, of The D alles, and is situ ated In the presence of the turkey. T he lat k ep t up and a t the same tim e the b u r P o tato es—50(o!60c p er sa c k ; sw eet ter, with the concom itant American to d ay confiscated an e n tire edition of th ree and a h alf m iles from tow n, on den on the poor relieved. potatoes, l% (a 2 c p er pound. pumpkin pie— or mince pie, if you choose the S ocialist, a w eekly paper published th e west side. V egetables — A rtichokes, 75c per —has never been equalled and never R. W. G ilder, ed ito r in-chief of the by Dr. H erm an E. T itus, on th e ground dozen: beans, 10c p er po u n d ; cabbage, will be. C entury m agazine, is dead. He was th a t it contained indecent m atter, ob N ew P a tte rso n Saw m ill S tarts. :vt (0 lc ; cauliflow er, 90c(o $1.25 per doz.; born in 1844 and was one of th e most jeetion being made to an a rtic le by T h « a k * v l v i n c (a the K it c h e n . R a in ier—The P a tte rso n Mill com celery, 50@ 85c; h o rseradish, 9(oT0c per prom inent w riters in the U nited S tates. Miss Agnes Thecla F a ir, an In d u strial pany, whose saw m ill burned down sov T hanksgiving day, th s American fam dozen; peas, 10c per po u n d ; peppers, W orker of the W orld, who was im ral m onths ago, renew ed operations $1.50; pum pkins, l( a l} 4 c ; radishes, 15c fly festival and feast of plenty, la not I t is said Count Boni will m arry prisoned at S pokane for holding stre e t th is week in its new. np-io d ate p lant. per dozon; sp ro u ts, 8c p e r pound; yet so inauy years aw ay from ita origin again if he can secure papal annul eetings. T he artic le p urported to de The new p lan t em ploys close to 50 men, squash, $ l ( a l . l 0 ; tom atoes, 7 5c(d$l; th at we do not feel Instinctively that inent of his m arriag e w ith Ynna Gould. ribe in d ig n itie s to which prisoners double the old force. The cap ac ity is tu rn ip s, 75e(0 $1 p er sack; carro ts, $1; w hat it gains In elegance in our time F rien d s o f ex-S ecretary C arlisle have ere subjected by the S pokane police, betw een 65.000 and 75,000 feet per day. beets, $1.25; ru tab ag as, $1.10; parsnips, >f g reater resource, g reater elaboration little hopo of his recovery. and daintier taste, it it likely to lose in man who was selling the paper on $1.25; onions, $1.25(5)1.50 p er sack. B ig Crop on G arden P atch . Hops— 3909 crop, 21(0 23c; 1908 crop, charm. A stately banquet in the city. Jo h n G. C arlisle is much im proved, the street was held in $500 bail for 1th rich appointm ents, with banked and his physician says his condition is ire u la tin g forbidden lite ra tu re . Eugene— On a plot o f two an d one nom inal; 1907 crop, 12c; 1906 crop, 8c. chrysanthem um s, and roses from the encouraging. h a lf acres o f ground, W. II. R enfro th is I Wool— E a ste rn Oregon, 16(a 23c lb.; florist, with the deft and silent service Hom e to Coat $1,000,000. y e a r produced 60 bushels of w h eat, 70 M ohair, choice, 24c. of trained helpers, with electric lights T he head of the sugar tr u s t says he C a ttle— B est ste ers, $4.25(3)4.50; fa ir softened by silken shades, with delicate New Y ork, Nov. 23.—C o n tracts for bushels of potatoes, 40 b ig pum pkins is not g u ilty o f th e charges made th e construction of a co u n try house mt and a ton or c a rro ts ; to ta l value about to good. $3.85(3'4; m edium an d feeders, dishes compounded by a trained chef. ! ag ain st him. $125. T his shows w hat intensified j $3.50(r?3.75; b est cows. $3.50(3)3.65; m e • nd glowing fru its from many climes— P o rt W ashington, L ong Islan d , have fa rm in g will do in L ane county. dium. $3.50(773.25; common to medium. this need not. fortunately, lack the great Are you sad. o r a r s you Jolly, Suspicion points to 22 governm ent been confirm ed by H ow ard Gould. T he $2.50(3)2.75; bulls. $2(32.50; stags. $2.50 essentials of the thankful spirit and the Do you blam e y o u rself fo r Duly, w eighers as im plicated in the sugar Sawmill at Klamath Falls. (33.50; calves, lig h t, $5.25(35.50; heavy, loving heart. But who will not adm it W hen th e re 's n o th in g b u t th e w ish plans show th e stru c tu re will have a tru st frauds. K lam ath F alls— F. T. H iggins and $4(34.75. fro n tag e of 228 feet and depth o f 110 bone left? a ithout question th a t dinner in the coun George C rocker, son of th e pioneer feet. T his new “ C astle G ould,” as F ra n k McCorm ack o f K lam ath F alls Hogs— B est, $8(38.10; m edium , $7.50 try house is b etter, in th s farm house Are you full, o r can you e a t C a lifo rn ia m illionaire, is seriously ill the residence will be known, will be and Jo h n T. G etty o f M inneapolis, will (3 7.85; Stockers, $4(a 4.75. (A fte r gobbling tu rk e t m eat) better still. In the homestead of many in New York. Sheep — Best w ethers. $4.25(34.50; generations and garuered s ta rte d ns soon as the p resen t fram e p u t up a saw m ill five miles east of associations All the sa tisfy in g th in g s th a t m ake fa ir to good, $3.75734; b est ewes. $3.75 town on th e Sw an L ake road. The best of all? stru ctu re th e Goulds have been using T h an k sg iv in g day com plete, T he two P o rtlan d boys who held up O f course it is. F or one thing, the W hen th e re ’s n o th in g b u t th e w ish a bank at San Jose, Cal., and secured .ns a residence is dem olished. I t will m ill’s c s p sc ity will be 25,000 feet per (34; f a ir to good, $3.50(33.75; lambs, $5(35.35. city dw sllsi can never enjoy to th e fall bone left? be a threew tory house. $7,315, have pleaded guilty. turkey is to examine the spurs, or, rather, die place where the spurs grow. A year- old turkey has no spurs, but only a flat knob at that place. A turkey th at has i -tpur between a q u arter and half an inch long is a hist year’s fowl, and one with a fully developed spur is over 2 years old To prepare the bird, first singe it thor oughly over a saucerful of burning alco hol, then hold it under the faucet aud wipe dry. Then make a gash down tin turkey’s neck, cutting to the b o n e; fold 'he skin back over the breast and lift out i he crop carefully. Then turn the turke.v on its back and make a cu t at the end ol the breastbone big enough to insert ths finger and thumb. Now draw the turkey, taking care not to break the gall. Turn the fowl over again and cut away the oil bag. a tiny gland th at lies right over i-Tie tail. Few people know of its exist ence, and it often spoils the flavor of a fine bird if not removed. The turkey should then be washed again and is ready for the dressing. ‘T h a u k nk 4 v i n « ;.* ' TliunUnglvin' Punl.in Pie. O th' luck the re Is In livin’ lyoiig a bo ut good old T h a n k s g i v in ’ Whe n th ' crops for which yo u’ve s tr iv e n ari all safel y g a t h e r e d by. Whe n t h ' a u t u m n ' s h a r v e s t s to ry Is of s u m m e r 's golden glory, T h e n yo u’re feelln' hun ky-dory a n ’ you'r» w a n ti n ' pu nk in pie ! P— I ’- U nk in — P u n k in p i e ! T h e n th e re oozes from th' ki tc hen So othin ' odors so bevvltchln’ T h a t they set yo u r no s tr il s Itchlu' a n ’ pui twin kl es In y o u r eye. An’ you know t h ’ th i n g t o r m e n t i n ’ T h a t you ket ch yo u rs el f a s c e n t in ’ Is a Joy y o ur wife’s I nv en ti n' — reul Th an k» gi v l n ’ pun kin pie. p— IT— L’n k in —• P u n k in pie! You do n 't w a n t to wa it a m i n u te F o r a ch a nc e to go ag'ln I t— W a n t to git y o u r face down In It till If pla* te r s up y ou r eye. Feci Mkc you could finish seven, Ta ckl e nine a n 1 mebbe 'leven ! B u t Ju st ONE would ma ke a He ave n If I t’, reg la r Ho osler pie ! p— F— t'nkln— P un ki n p i e ! F e tte r sp a re th e Juicy tu rk e y ; T h en you'll still be looking perky W hen th e re ’s n o th in g b u t th e w ish bone left. F o r th e goodies. In a flock. L ike to Jum p aro u n d and mock L ittle folks who’ve gobbled gobblei m eat till th ey can h ard ly talk. And th e re ’s n o th in g but th e w ish bone left. —C hicago News.
