PHYSICAL WRECK RESTORED TO
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
HEALTH BY GREAT KID-
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
NEY REMEDY.
A T T E N D A N C E IN C R E A S E D .
S t u d e n t s at O . A . C . 1011, a n d a P o s
sib ility o f 2 0 0 0 .
Corvallis— The attendance at Oregon
Agricultural college
has increased
twenty-four per cent over that o f last
year. Up to date 1,011 students have
matriculated.
They are registered
from every county in Oregon, eighteen
states o f the Union, and eight foreign
countries. Benton county leads the
list with 174 students, and Multnomah
comes next with 127.
Linn county
sends 39, Marion 36, Lane 34, Douglas
33, Washington 28, Yamhill 43, Jack-
son 25, Clackamas 21, Clatsop 18,
U m atilla 17, Polk 20, Lincoln 15 and
other counties from 2 to 14.
Students have come to the college
this fall from 23 colleges and univer
sities located in all parts o f the world.
They come from such institutions as
the universities o f Michigan, Wiscon
sin, Minnesota and Columbia, and from
the Agricultural colleges o f Michigan,
Colorado, Oklahoma and Kansas. One
man from India who has degrees from
the schools o f India and the University
o f Edinburg, Scotland, has registered
here in order to get special work in
horticulture. Dean Cordley, o f the
school o f agriculture, reports an ex
ceptional growth in that work. He
states that the Freshman class has in
creased 63 per cent; the Junior class 50
per cent; the Senior class 90 per cent;
special students 50 per cent and grad
uate students 100 per cent.
In speaking o f the Increase in at
tendance President K err said; “ la m
convinced^that the total registration
for the y*b5r w ill reach 1,800 and possi
bly 2,000. I am particularly impressed
by the large growth in the school of
agriculture and in the great number
o f graduate and special students who
are coming to us from other institu
tions.”
C H I C K S T H R I V E IN
SO U TH .
M e d f o r d C lim a te Ideal f o r
P o u ltry, S a y s E x p e rt.
R a is in g
Medford— Manager Malboeuf, o f the
Medford Commercial club, is in receipt
o f a letter from James Dryden, profes
sor o f chicken husbandry at Oregon
Agricultural college, in which the pro
fessor lauds the climate and soil o f the
Rogue river valley from the chicken
raising point of view, and urges that
more enter the field o f production.
The letter in part is as follow s:
“ I know o f no place in the United
States that is more favorable in a cli
matic way for the raising o f poultry
than the Rogue river valley.
You
have no extremes o f temperature, a
moderate rainfall, little snow and
abundant sunshine. You have all the
natural advantages o f soil and climate.
Poultry may be successfully kept in
orchards, and there are advantages of
such combination, but you have large
tracts outside o f your orchard land that
are bringing in little or no revenue
now, that might be devoted to poultry
raising. I have in mind a farm eif 120
acres, too poor for crop, that is pro
ducing over $10,000 a year in poultry
and eggs, and the same thing could be
done on waste land in Southern Oregon
that has practically no market value
at the present time. I prepared a book
for the Portland Commercial club on
poultry raising in Oregon, which I be
lieve is now being printed.
In this I
refer to conditions in Southern Oregon,
and you may get some points from it
that you can use to advantage in your
community.”
I feel It my duty to furnish you with
my testimonial as to what your remedy I
Swamp-Root did fo r me when I was a !
physical wreck from kidney and bladder
trouble. Some years ago I was not
able to do any work and could only just
creep around, and am satisfied that had
it not been for Dr. K ilm er’s Swamp-
Root 1 would not have lived. A fte r
using the preparation for one month I j
was able to work some and when I had
used $8.00 worth o f Swamp-Root I could
do a good day’s work.
I used about
$10.00 worth altogether and would not
take $10,000 for the good that it did
me. I consider it a God-send to suffer- 1
ing humanity for the diseases for which
you recommend it and have recommend-1
ed it to many sufferers.
H. L. HUGGINS,
Welch, Ark.
Personally appeared before me this j
20th o f September, 1909, H. L. Hug- j
gins, who subscribed the above state- I
ment and made oath that the same is j
true in substance and in fact.
L«t«r"to
W . A. P age , J. P.
Sherman /¿lay & Co,
ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS
S IX T H . A T M O R R IS O N S T ., P O R T L A N D , O R .
n
'
We want you to try this Piano /.V YOUR
HOME FREE. We want you to try it at
our expense because—
A t the end o f thirty days the Piano
■
ITS E LF will convince you o f the following
facts:
It ’s the best value on earth for the price
($275).
It ’s MUSICALLY and MECHANICALLY
right!
*
We know there is so much real value in
this Wellington Piano— w e're selling for $275—on easy payments— that
w e’ re willing to let it be (7 “S OW.V SALESMAN.
It will tell its own story to you—in your home— if you’ll send us the
coupon.
Please senu me run particulars concerning this unusual Plano otter.
Name.............................................. Adaress.
Dr. Kilmer A 0®,
Biughqmton, N. Y.
Prove W hat Sw am p-Root Will D o Tor You
Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, N. Y ., fo r a sample bottle. It will
convince anyone. You will also receive
a booklet o f valuable information, tell
ing all about the kidneys and bladder.
When writing, be sure and mention this
paper.
For sale at all drug stores.
Pnce fifty-cents and one-dollar.
LAMP UPSET; TWO
MEN LOSE LIVES
ROOMERS SUFFOCATED WHEN
FIRE CAUSES $20,000 LOSS
AT 411 WASHINGTON.
H ig h e s t G ood In Life.
Th e accidental overturning: o f a lamp In |
The highest good Is found In the
the storeroom o f E. H. Moorehouse & Com
pan y’s establishment.
411 W ashington
at doing good, giving what we
street, resulted last n igh t in the death o f
have, oar best selves, to others. Let
tw o men and the destruction o f approxi
m ately $ 20,000 w orth o f property.
a mao seek efficiency in his business,
(News item in Evening Telegram. October
Wt him seek leadership In hts profes-
a. m o .)
s*ei\ let him seek enriching some
ether live«. This Is the myrrh that
preserves to us all that we gain and
perfumes all, while selfishness Is the
B u ild B ig W o o l W a re h o u se .
Lakeview — Work has commenced on teeth that breeds decay and death.
the big warehouse for the Lakeview
Mothers win find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Wool Storage company. The building Byrap the best remedy to use (os their children
I f lamp ia upset, dropped, or meets with
is located directly west o f the high during the teething period.
an accident o f any kind, the automatic ex -
t nguisher on our sa fety burner closes in
school grounds, and w ill be 73x100 feet
stantly. pu ttin g <>ut the flame, thua p re
Ottve 0(1 to Remove Cinder.
in size. I t w ill have a capacity o f 1,-
ven tin g tire and explosion. Amenta w a n t
The
man
with
the
cinder
In
his
eye
000,000 pounds. The building w ill be
ed fo r open territory.
Send 26 eta. fu r
wee
Buffering
great
pain.
Every
one
sample.
so arranged that every sack o f wool
had
a
different
method
of
relief
to
sug
that is stored can be inspected by the
intending purchaser, and buyers w ill gest. but nothing had the desired ef-
B IG S U M S E C U R E D .
then be able to make an intellegent Beot. At length one of the bystanders
procured a little olive oil from the
offer.
hsaok room. This was poured Into the
S t a t e L a n d A g e n t ’s S a le s f o r T w o
eye and relief waa Instant *T learned
Y e a r s B r in g $ 6 2 9 , 6 9 7 .
PO RTLAND
M ARKETS.
that method of dealing with cinders
' M o n ta n a C ity H o ld * Reoord.
Cultivate Sslf-Rellsnoe.
while abroad," said the bystander,
Salem— Peter Applegate, state lard
Miles City, Montana, holds the rec
By relying on our own resources wrt
Wheat— Track prices:
Bluestem,
“»• 4 I guess it la about oa effective ord for variation In temperature. The acquire mental strength, but when w e
agent, has submitted his first letter o f
88c; club, 83c; red Russian, 82%c;
as e tc h in g after all."
transmittal to Governor Benson and in
highest temperature recorded there Is lean on others for support we are Ilk*
valley, 87c; 40-fold, 85c.
it is shown that gross sales during the
111 deg., which la within 8 deg. of the an Invalid who, having accustomed
Barley— Feed, $21.50@22 per ton;
Quick As Wink.
time covered by his report, October 1, brewing, $23.
highest recorded In the United States. himself to a crutch, find* It difficult
I
f
your
eyes
ache
with
a
smarting,
1908, to October 12, 1910, amounted to
Millstuffa— Bran, $25 per ton; mid burning sensation and dizziness, use M ile« City's lowest mark has been 67 to walk without one
$629,697.30.
dlings, $33; shorts, $27; rolled barley, P E T T IT ’ S E Y E S A LV E . A ll druggists deg. below zero, which Is truly arctic.
The letter o f transmittal is as fo l
The range between these two ex
$24.50(325.50.
or Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y .
lows;
tremes Is 178 deg., which Is a record.
Hay— Track prices: Timothy, W il
“ A t the time I 'took charge o f the
Priceless Rtllc Found
lamette valley, $19(320 per ton; East
office o f state land agent the price for
Fishing.
CUT RATES IN
ern Oregon, $21@22; alfalfa,
new,
The first original description of
which the state selected indemnity $15(316; grain hay, $14.
W e still contend that If a man
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
Azaerioa ever written baa Just been
Pain less E x t r a c t io n ....... F rea
lands was $8.75 per acre.
This price
wants really good fishing he can only
Corn— Whole, $32; cracked, $33 ton. (Haeerervd.
S ilver F ill i n g s ..................... $0«
It waa penened by Dr
was advanced on October 12, 1909, to
get satisfaction In the rollwny fold
Gold F illin g s ..................i . . , 75 c
Oats— White, $28.
Dta#o Alvarez Chanca, physician to
22 K. Gold C r o w n s ................ $ f
ers or In another man’s stories.— At
$10 per acre; on February 4, 1910, to
Green Fruits— Apples, new, 60c(8) the second fleet of Columbus, and was
Po rcelain C r o w n a ................$$
chison Globe.
$13 per acre, and on A pril 12, 1910, to $1.50 per box; pears, $1(8)2; peaches,
M ola r Gold C r o w n a .............. $ 4
darted st the Port of Isabella, Santo
B ridge W o r k , 22 K. Q o l l . .. .$ f
the present price o f $15 per acre.
85c(a$l per crate; grapes, 75c(8>$1.25 Docttago, In January, 1494. Dr. Fer-
In lu y F ills , Pu re G o l d .........f i
“ The state pays filing, advertising
V e r y N ic e R u bber P l a t « . .. .$4
per box, 16c per basket; cranberries, nee 1m de Ybarra, of tho New York
| Beat Ru bber P la te on E a r th ......................
Of
and other fees incidental to indemnity $8.10(39.50 per barrel; huckleberries,
r R Y M URINE E Y E R E M E D V
A L L T H IS W O R K 18 O U A R A M T K t 'D i*
Aeartcsny of Sciences, with the Smith-
selections whenever the selection is for
For Red, Weak, W aary.W atrry Ejrat and W
D
o
n
't
th
row
your
m
oney
aw
ay.
A
dolla
r
ea
re
d
7(qi8c per pound; quinces, $1@1.25 per eomtrui Institution of Washington, aid-
I Is tw od o lla ra earned. O ur o rig in a l reliab le M o d e m
ten acres or over. Where a selection bsx; watermelons, $1.
Painlrau Methods and our p e r fe c to d office « q u ip ,
tag and abetting, uncovered the docu
is for less than ten acres, the applicant
ment saven us tim e and you r m oney.
G R A N U L A T E D E Y E L ID S
Vegetables —Beans, 3(q)5c per pound; ments.
ROSTON D E N T IS T S , 5 th * M o r r is « » . Port le a d
pays the fees. The amount o f these cabbage, l ^ c ; cauliflower, 50c(q;$1.25
Murine Doesn’t Smart—Soothes Eye Pain Pntrjnoe
291H Morrison, opposite »Vs: office and Meier A
fees paid by the state during the per per dozen; celery, 50c<8)90; corn, 12@
Draaciata Sell Maria« Era L a a l r . Li««td, 25c, Me, I t N Frank Established in Portland 10 years. Open evenings
M
u
rin
e
E
y
e
S
a
lv
e
,
in
A
s
e
p
t
ic
Tu
b
es,
25c,
$1.00
I
until
8
and
Suridaya until 12 »10. I 01 people who work.
iod covered by this report is $7,307.87, 15c; cucumbers, 253i40c per box; e g g
E Y E B O O K S A N D A D V I C E F R E E B Y M A IL
a cost o f about 11 cents per acre on
plant. $1(31.25 per crate; garlic, 8fa
M u r i n e E y e R e m e d y C o nC h ic a g o
the 65,850.77 acres selected during 10c per pound; green onions, 15c per
this period.
dozen; peppers, 6c per poitnd; pump
Cured in
43,683.64 acres w ere sold at $8.75 kins, l ^ c ; raiishes, 15(820c per doz
7 fi ree
“
Caacarets
«
r
e
c
erta
in
ly
fine.
I
g
a
v
e
•
frien
d
per acre.
en; sprouts, 7@8c; squash, l)£ c per one wfeen the doctor was treating h im fo r cancer
Days
15,020.35 acres were sold at $10 per pound; tomatoes. 163z,50c per box; Of Ueestomach. T k j next m o rn in g h e passed
floor pieces o f a tape worm. H e then g o t a Ix/x
acre.
carrots, $1(3)1-25 per hundred; par and ia three d a y* he peaerd a ta pe w orm 4 5 fe e t
s COFFEEi
4.968.89 acres were sold at $13 per snips, $1(31.25; turnips, $1.
Urn».
It was M r M att Preck, o f M illerth u rg ,
TEA SPICES
D aaptiio Co.. Pa. I am quite a w o rk e r fo r Case«,
acre.
B A K IN G P O W D E R
rets. I aae them m y s e lf and find them b en eficial
Potatoes— Oregon, $1.25 hundred.
N o H y p o d e r m ic in fe c tio n «
asset any disease earned b y Ian pure b lo o d ."
2.177.89 acres were sold at $15 per
> EXTRACTS
Onions— Oregon, buying price,$1.10 lo r Ctoas.
You can take this treatm ent at the Institute
R. Condon. Lewiston, Pa., (M ifflin CaJ
acre.
or
your
home, and your m oney will lie returned
per hundred.
Pleaoant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good.
If a p erfect cure is not affected. In vestigate
“ The gross amount o f sales is $629
Poultry— Hens, 17c; springs, 16@
Do Good. N ever Sicken. Weaken or G r ip *
this, it w ill only take a few momenta to phone
kOe. 26c, 50c. N e ver wo id in bulk. Th e arm-
697.30.
CL0SSET a DEVEJO
us fo r information.
Personal and financial
16)4c; ducks, white, 1 7 6 il7 % c; geese,
abie tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to
rosrmmx out. __
referen ce on application.
For full inforrr«»-
“ There are about 47,000 acres of 11c; turkeys, live, 19(320c; dressed,
cure or your money back.
tion. phone, writs* or rail at the
land still on hand to dispose of, which 22J4(3,25c; squabs, $2 per dozen.
N E A L
I N ST I T U T E
is being used as base by the state at
Phone. M arshall 2400
Butter— C ity creamery, solid pack,
\ X U H a lI S t
P O R T L A S f \ O R F .J
$15 per acre.
36c per pound; prints, 27(8137)£c; out
side creamery, 35(8,36c; butter fat,
36c; country store, 24(8'26e.
A p p le M a r k e t S o u g h t .
Eggs— Oregon, candled, 34<335c per
Commercial exploitation o f Oregon's
,
famous apples w ill be started at once dozen; Eastern, 26(8,32c.
Pork— Fancy, 15c per pound.
by the Northwestern Fruit exchange
V eal— Fancy, 85 to 125 pounds, 13(3
in the Middle Western and Southern
states. A t a recent meeting o f the 13)4c per pound.
Thle world «fut man ha*
H ops— 1910 crop, 10@12)4c; 1909,
mad* a lifeetudv of th*
exchange it was decided to put four
oropertiaa o f Root*.
salesmen in the field and to sell North nominal; olds, nominal.
Mar ha and Barka, and
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 13(817c per
ia »Ivina th* world the
west apples where they have been
banaflt of hta -it i 1 i m
The
Drink
Delightful
pound;
valley,
17@19c;
mohair,
choice,
heard of, but where they have never
32(833c.
No Marcary, Polaona
been sold before.
Nature has blended the pineapple’* cotv-
or D ru ,« Dead. No
Cattle— B eef steers, good to choice,
The campaign w ill be directed espe
ftituents
»0
perfectly
that
this
pure
juice,
_______ _
OparaUeee av C a t t k *
cially to the wholesale grocery trade, $5315.90; fa ir to medium, $4.503/5;
Ouarantaaa to ra ra Catarrh. Aethma. I an«.
$4.50(84.75;
bottled in H aw aii, needs no added sugar or
and it is expected that there w ill be choice spayed heifers,
Stomach and Kldnry troublai, and all Private
opened up a wide territory heretofore good to choice beef cows, $4.25314.50;
i Maaa .a of M n and Woman.
other assistance to increase its delight to the
A SU R E CANCER CU R E
undeveloped on Northwestern fruit. medium to good beef cows, $3.50314;
user.
It’s
a
fine
drink,
a
healthful
drink,
an
Jnat raratvad from Fakir. China—a a fa, aura
The campaign w ill be the first o f its common beef cows, $2313.50; bulls,
and rat tabla. U -fa illn , in l u worka.
all-the-year-round drink. T h e rough throats
kind ever inaugurated by the exchange $3.503/4; stags, good to choice, $43 l
I f you cannot anil, write to r arraptrao blank
ad circular, lncinaa 4 eante In «tame*.
4.50; calves, light, $6.50317; heavy,
in the interest o f the industry.
of winter and the delicate itomach* of the
CONSULTATIOrt riU C
Plans are being formulated for the $3.75(85.
cold season are peculiarly in need of juft
Hogs— Top, $9.753110.15; fa ir to
.co-operation of the exchange with its
this delightful appetizer from tropical H a w a ii
“local constituents for the betterment medium, $9.50(8,'9.75.
I U M Hret St., car. M .rrla a a . P art lewd. O A
Sheep— Best valley wethers, $3.26
o f the pack and grade of apples and to
Drink It Pure
It is Pure
bring about an improvement in the <8.3.50; fa ir to good wethers, $3(3.3.25;
W k n drugglrta and m oten havae’t Do»«'« P e w Hawaiian
practical working conditions o f the best M L Adams wethers, 4(34.25; beat
Pineapple Juice, aeeaue tliert aomes ned get • eaefu! booklet.
P N V
Nt». « » - M B
valley ewes, $3(33.50; lambe, choice,
business.
H A W A II Art P IN E A P P L E P R O D U C T » C O , U A
se «ene rn
ML Adams, $5.25(35.50; choice val
B K N w numm
r i t i n g t toad
o a d v e r t !«
111 Hark at M m «, tan rraaatera. Cat.
Big Squashes at Athena.
ley. $6335.25._____________
tat« M l
Athena—A 64-pound squash, grown
“ What has become of oar poets?”
by Andy Weaver and J. E. Froome on
editor,
sadly.
the Cass Cannon tract south o f Main asked the literary
street, is the centerpiece foe an attrae- "Th ose that haven’ t starved to death
ive window display ia the Mangrove are working for the advertising agen
' ether dye. On« 1 0 c pa
i w e w ill aead poetp
Mercantile store in this city. It has a d a « ,” remarked the sporting editor.—
Philadelphia Record.
panion weighing 62)4 pounds.
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