Beaverton times., February 10, 1916, Image 4

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The Way Home.
Two little boys of under ten Were
skating on a thinly frozen canal In
Jersey City. The ice broke and they
disappeared in the water. That would
have been the end of the story had it
not been for a young man named Ira
fltringham. $e had left his office in
Manhattan ai usual and was on his
everyday walk home after his day's
work when he saw the accident, with
out an instant's pause he raced out
and dived into the black hoie where
the boys and vanished. And he got
them. Then he tried to raise the boys
to safety on to the ice, though time
after time the brittle ice at the edge
of the hole broke and let them back
Into the water. But at last, with the
aid of ropes thrown from the bank,
both youngsters were hauled to rfhore
and life. Ira fltringham did not fol
low them. He clutched feebly at the
rim of the ice, but his strength had
been exhausted and his hand could
not keep Its grip. They got his body
an hour later. "There was nothing to
distinguish this from countless other
eases," you say; "hundreds of soldiers
are doing as much every day." So they
are, fired by the call which summons
them to a glorious end and sustained
by the example of their comrades, nut
Ira Stringham heard no such call. No
one would have termed him a coward
had he paused, weighed chances, rea
soned, "If I go after them, we shall all
be drowned, and let the great mo
ment pass. He chose differently. He
was something more than a mere
lave to duty. His twenty-one years
of life may not have been great. But
he suddenly came to real greatness
that night as be went home. comers.
Ym Can Get Alter 1 roet-Eaae fREt.
Write Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.,fori
free sample of Allen's Foot-JSase. It cures
sweating, hot swollen, aching feet. It makes
new or light shoes easy. A certain cure lot
corns, ingrowing nails and bunions. All drug
gUUtflUlt. 26c. Don't accent auy lubstllutr,
His Pedigree.
Old Dumas was just as little
ashamed of the colored blood in his
veins ss was his son. A troublesome
man was boring him about his origin.
"Your father, M. Dumas, was the son
of a white Frenchman and a negress? "
"Yes, monsieur."
"Your grandfather and grandmother
on the mother's side must have been
coal black?"
"Oui, monsieur."
"And your great-grandfather, M. Du
mas?" "He was a monkey, monsieur. My
pedigree begins where yours ends!"
Constant Hopes.
"Why do you keep buying lottery
tickets? You seldom or never win s
prize."
"Why do you keep buying canta
loupes?" Louisville Courier-Journal,
Dr. Elof T. Hedlund
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NEWS ITEMS
Of General interest
About Oregon
Membership of Eugene Cannery
Association Makes Rapid Growth
Eugant The volume of the canned
goods business of the Eugene Fruit
Growers ' association, an organization
in which 641 Lane county farmers are
stockholders, increased 26 per cent
during the past year, according to an
announcement made in the annual re
port of the manager, J. 0. Holt, read
at a meeting held in the Eugene cham
ber of commerce.
More extensive operations of the
cannery are owned by the association
are planned for 1916, when depart
ments for the manufacture of jams and
preserves, in both glass and tin. will
be added. i .
Mr. Holt reported that there had
been some decrease in the volume of
green fruit shipments on account of a
nun: appio crop uutiiik tue vwi, jvsu,
and that the dried fruit .output had
been about the same as for the 1914
In detail the report thorn that the
total amount of fruit and vegetables
handled in all department! was 2.
000 pound,, an increase of 10 per cent.
The varieties of product, canned num
bered 37.
The cannery this year haa handled a
number of orders for the War depart
ment, tome of the Lane county prod
ucts being chipped to the Mexican
border.
Rabies Is Investigated.
Klamath Falls Field Agent E. T.
Averhill. of the United State Biolog
ical Survey, who was sent into Kamath
county to investigate the rabies epi'
demic situation here, has returned
from the Bly country. He declared
the two head of cattle that died of
rabies on the Given ranch on Sprague
river were brought in from Harney
county last fall, but that some of the
number bad grown on the ranch, and
had therefore been bitten there.
Mr. Averhillsaid: "While I was
at Bly, Clarence Taylor, living near
by, killed a coyote which showed
symptoms of rabies strongly, I sent
the brain to Dr. Roberg for examina
tion. I also sent in the brain of
cow which hsd been allowed to die of
peculiar symptoms resembling rabies.
Pay No Delegate Expense.
Salem No provision now exists in
the election laws for the payment of
expenses of delegates to the National
conventions, according to an opinion
given by Attorney General Brown,
This opinion was in reply to an inquiry
by I. 8. Smith, senator from Coos
county, and sponser for the repealing
measure pasted by the last legitlature,
Under this opinion Secretary of State
Oleott announced that he would not
audit any claims for delegates' expen
ses which might be made.
While the new law does not specif!
cally repeal the section of the 1911
laws relating to the payment of dele
gates' expenses, it obliterates it from
consideration by implication, the attor
ney general holds.
Cold Kills Range Cattle.
Baker Cattle in the interior are
suffering from the cold, and several
deaths have been reported. W. H,
Officer, Izee, Grant county, lost sev
eral calves and others were badly f rot-
en in the ears and noses. In the vi
cinity of Ironsides, Malheur county,
several cattle alto are reported lost,
while the ranges near Durkee have
suffered.
In other parts of Grant and Halheur
counties the snow is so deep that roads
have been abandoned and travelers are
compelled to go through the fields.
Several cattle are reported snowbound
in Eagle Valley, Baker county, and
hope of aaving them haa been given
up-
Blind Slough Camp Buay.
Astoria After a shutdown of ap
proximately one and a half yean the
Larkin Green Logging company's
camp at Blind Slough is preparing to
resume operstions this spring. Six
sets of timber fellers and about
buckers already are at work.
As toon as the weather conditions
are favorable, the company will begin
dumping about 800,000 feet of logs in
to the water dally. A short time ago
the company's railroad was extended
into a tract of about 100,000,000 feet
of timber.
Malheur Corn Tract Big.
Ontario Halheur county is doincr
Its share in tugging the corn belt into
the Northwest and stretching it across
Oregon. Estimates by County Agri
culturist W. W. Howard and the corn
committee of the county grange place
last year's acreage planted to com in
the Malheur and Willow Creek valleys
at 8000 acres, with an average yield
40 bushels. Exhibits from this crop
were displayed at the State fair, the
Hanulacturers' and Land Products
show, the Panama-Pacific exposition
and the corn show at Walla Walla.
Tax Ad Rate Put Up to Counties.
Salem It is the duty of the various
county courts to ax the rate to be paid
newspapers for publishing delinqent
tax lists. Attorney General Brown
ruled in response to an inquiry from
a, d. Tongue, district attorney of
Washington county. The attorney
general also held that newpspers that
nave been designated by County courts
official organs cannot be compelled
to publish the lists, unless a specific
agreement to do so has been made by
Strength
for Motherhood
MOTHERHOOD Is not a
time for experiment but for
prawn qualities, and nothing
exeeeas we vsine oi good
cheer, needful exercise od
SCOTT'S EMULSION.
SCOTTS EMULSION charies the
blood with life-sustaining' richness,
suppresses nervous conditions,
the quality and quantity of milk
and insures sufficient fat
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Africa has 148 native languages and
dialects.-
Argentina has 7,515,018 horses and
62,2.0,871 sheep.'
Spain has 19,500,000 population,
whom 4,000,000 are farmers.
From one family In France 72 men
enlisted lor the European war.
One Paris motion picture plant pro
duces an average of 3,000,000 feet of
films weekly.
Broken bones are now quickly heal
ed by an injection of bone dust In
petroleum around the ruptured ends,
Japanese are producing more than
20,000,000 tons of coal a year from
mines in Japan and Bourn Manchuria.
The newspaper announcement that
Utah is now in fifth place as a can
ning state probably has no reference
to the rather recent turmoil at the
state university when so many non-
Morman professors were ousted.
Springfield Republican.
It seems probable that no steel ves
sels will be used in the Newfoundland
sea fishery next spring. Five such
vessels were recently sold to the Rus
sian government, and it is said that
others will soon be bought for the
transportation or freight to Europe.
WANTED Everv oerson who uses a Lan
tern to write us for descriptive pamphlet of
DAD'S SAFETY LANTERN, the Light of all
lights, for all purposes, wind, rain and weather
proof. KHtledit Set. ft rlutl U., 169 U SI., Fa
Needy Youths Outnumber Available
scholarships
University of Washington, Seattle.
-Really deserving students who have
sought relief from the payment of tui
tion, under the scholarship provision
of the legislative enactment, number
more than 400, which is 108 more than
the university can succor. Six hun
dred and eight students asked to be
excused from paying the $1G fee, but
about zoo were round to be hardly eli
gible, under the rules laid down by the
faculty committee in charge of the
scholarships. The members of the
committee are In despair as a result
of their inability to aid all the needy
youngsters.
Stop scratching!
Resinol relieves
itching instantly
That itching, burning skin
trouble which keeps you scratch
ing and digging, is a source of
disgust to others, as well as of
torment to you. Why don't you
get rid of it by using Resinol
Ointment? Physicians have
prescribed it for over 20 years.
In most cases, it stops itching
instantly and heals eruptions
promptly, it Is very easy and
economical to use..
During The Holidays.
'Here's a New York club woman
says a woman can do a day's -housekeeping
in 10 minutes. Do you sup-
scribe to that?'
I've seen It done when mother was
a hurry to get downtown on her
Christmas shopping." Louisville Cou
rier-Journal.
Characteristic.
Said He Mrs. Uppson' certainly is
a tactful woman. She seems to carry
everything before, her.
Said She Force of habit, I pre
sume. I understand she was a wait
ress before old man Uppson let her
marry him. Indianapolis Star.
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NORTHWESTERN AGENTS
Portland Seed Co.,
Portland, " '-i Oregon
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NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS;
GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS
. Stock Run Is Small.
Portland Indicationa point to a
email run of stock at the yards this
week, unless weather condition ma
terially Improve. Only two loads earns
in and but little is known toj be In
transit .
There was nothing doing aside from
a few hog sales. A top grade load
went at 17. SO and others in proportion.
The tone of the market was steady.
The range of prices at the local yard
for various classes of livestock wis as
follows:
Cattle Choice steers, f7.267.76;
good, 6.767; medium, 16.6Ckg6.75;
choice cows, 16.50 6.85; medium,
$4.765.20; heifers, 14(8)6.40; bulls,
2.504.50; stags, 66.25.
Hoga Light, (6.757.56; heavy,
67. '
Sheep Wethers, 67.26; ewes,
J4.266.66; lambs, 78.56.
Wheat Bluestem, fl.Og; fortyfold,
99c; club, 97c; red Fife, 96c; red
Russisn, 96c.
Miilfeed Spot prices: Bran, 128.60
per ton; shorts, 126; rolled barley,
3192.
Corn Whole, $37 per ton; cracked,
138.
Vegetables Artichokes, 1.101.30
per dozen; tomatoes, California, f 1.60
1.76 per crate; cabbage, 1.602
per cwt. ; garlic, 16c per pound; pep
pert, 20 80c; eggplant, 16 17c;
sprouts, 89c; horseradish, 10c; cau
liflower, 2.252.50 per crate; celery,
4.766; beans, 1012,c per pound;
lettuce, I2.472.50 per crate; peas,
810c per pound; cucumbers, $1.75
2 per dozen.
Green Fruits Peart, $11.50 per
box; grapes, $46 per barrel; cran
berries, $11.
Potatoes Oregon, $1,60 per sack;
Yakima, $1.76; sweets, $2.763 per
cwt.
Onions Oregon, buying price, $2 f.
o. b. shipping point.
Apples Spitzenbergs, extra fancy,
$2.25; fancy, $2; choice, $1.25(5)1.60;
Jonathans, extra fancy, $1.60; fancy,
$1.26; choice, $1; Yellow NeurtownB,
extra fancy, $2; fancy, $1,76; .choice,
II fa) 1.Z5; Baldwins, extra fancy,
$1.60; fancy, $1.26; choice, $1; rus
sets, orchard run, $1.
Eggs Jobbing prices: Oregon
ranch, candled, 42 44c per dozen.
Buying prices: Premium quality, 87c;
No. 1, 35c; No. 2, 80c; No. 3, S4c.
Poultry Hens, small, 14 15c;
large, 16(3)16; small springs, 1415c;
turkeys, live, 1820c; turkeys, dress
ed, choice, 2425c; ducka, 1315c;
lese, 10c
Butter Creamery prints, extnss,
34c; firsts, 32c, seconds, 80c pound.
Butterfat: No. 1, 23c; No. 2, 29c.
Cheese Oregon triplets, jobbing
buying prices, 17c pound, f. o. !b, dook
Portland.
Veal Fancy, 1212Jc pound.
Pork Fancy, 9c pound.
Hops 1915 crop, 912ic pound.
Wool Eastern Oregon, lil26c:
valley, 2626c; fall lambs' wool, 25c.
mohair, Oregon, 28c pound.
Cascara bark Old and new, Bi4c
pound.
' Wheat Bids Raised. .
Portland There waa an Improved
feeling in the wheat market here? and
bids locally and in the country were
raised. Except In the case of b rue
stem, however, local price are fltill
under the dollar mark. 1
It was the recovery at Chicago
where big export buying sent prices
up 3 cents and better, that turned the
course of markets in the TJorthwest.
Bids sent into the counti-y averaged
about a cent higher than in the pre
ceding week. As to the' extent-of
selling by farmers not (much was
known, as telephone communications
are interrupted by-the ice s term. New
buiness in wheat with thl i Eaat was
put through for shipment rom the in-
tenor.
Wheat bids at the Me rchants' ex
change averaged about It cent higher
than on Monday, excel it or prompt
bluestem, which was 8 cunts higher.
Send East for Eggs.
Tacoma Scarcity qf local eggs,
both fresh and colst storage, (has
caused dealers to tend East for their
supplies, the first shrpnhent of eastern
eggs rolling in this week. Tile new
arrivals are of otdin ary quality and
are quoted at 30 oenta a dozen, Sev
eral carloads have been ordered and
will arrive as soon aa possible. The
demand for egg is rep orted good. -
Itanch eggu are anuaually scarce.
say dealers, and no- aV finite market is
recognized. This gnaj e of eggs de
mands anything betw een 86 and 40
cents a dozen. The liocal cold storage
product holds steady n t 28c a dozen,
out tne supplies are a bout exhausted.
However, dealer itn hopeful that a
change will occur In weather condi
tions and the hens wi 11 resume their
duties.
Shortage in Egg Supply la Acuta.
Portland The the rtage in the egg
market cortinuee acute., Veify few
ranch eggs' are comine from the coun
try, and tmt for the supply of Hautem
storage legga recently received, the
situation would be aericut. A part ear
Ore, ons. shinned to Seattle a short
time a haa been brought back to
this city. Ranch eggs eiere Quoted ui-
candler'l around 41 cant. Poultry and
urease d meat receipts wiere very light,
andtlierewaa little dmn and. The but
ter market also hampered by the
unit vorable areatbtr conditions.
NATIVE LIFE IS NEW CUIUEA
Mattf. Mvrytaf an Murder SaMW
Cloeely Oonneated Practise. Amen,
the Imweent Aborllne.
The enedltum ltd last rear a ttt.
fly river In British New Our by:
Sir Robert Clarke resulted In the dl"
tovery of torn amusing aantomt, for
lb aMmban of the party fell I with
nany who had never a whit aua
teforo. .
These natlvea practice nagto which
lhy call kurt-kuri which Mil mm
by augteatlon. "No man among them,"
ay Brr Robert, "la supposed to die
uturally. The mailo man tells him
a I going to die, and h propmtly
die. It mar not be all hypnotism.
Supposing mu la told that he la to
li from a snake bit, It la not dial"
cut to make oertain of his death.
When a man la dead bis relatives
mutt get a head so that his spirit will.
rest m peace. They go out on mur
dering expedition and get their head
tram the nearest tribe they can sur
prise. It doesn't matter to them
whether the head la that of a maa,
woman or child.
'The glrla will not marry a maa un
less he haa a certain number ot heads
I haa kilted a man In personal oom
. When a new house It built there
mutt be more killing, because the
posts of the house have to be aprinkled
with human 'blood. The hideous war
fare never eeasea, for a tribe which
haa been attacked must seek revenge.
"The continual fear of surprise at-
laoka la shown In th character of the
houaea. These were built in the trees.
They were reared on scaffold poles
fifty to sixty feet from the ground,
were beautifully thatched and ware
chiefly constructed of palm leaves.
They were loopholed In the sldea tor
arrows and holes had been left In the
Door through which atones could he
dropped on the heads of an enemy.
'Large quantities of atonoa are kept
In the houses. These tree dwellers
also wear a kind of bamboo oulraat,
which Is arrow-proof and would be
ahot-proof. The arrows used are about
five fdet long and are projected from
very powerful bows. 1 don't think a
white man could draw their bows. I
have known a man to be pleroed
through by an arrow from a dlstanee
of 200 yards." Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Ways of Patrograd Polio.
Count Benckendorff, the Russian
ambassador, who la In mourning for
the loas of his ton, Count Peter, killed
in action, had among hit predeoetiors
In the title one who told a curious
story of the thoroughness of the
Patrograd police in the early nine
teenth century. Be had lost hit pock
etbook containing a considerable sum,
gave notice and had the money r
stored to him within day or two,
without the pooketbook. Shortly aft
er he found that the pocketbook, still
containing the original notes, was not
loat, but had slipped Into th llnln. if
his fur coat Naturally, h ackad
whence had come the restored money.
He discovered that the police, rather
than admit failure, had collected the
money among thamselvea. Dundee
Advertiser.
Drawbaoks of Mtdltval Melt
Much of the medieval meat which
Cobbett taya was plentiful and cheap
muat have been poor stuff. Until
the introduction ot root crop in the
eighteenth century cattle and sheep
did not become even moderately
plump till the end of summer, while
laok of fodder made it lmpottlble to
keep much live atock during the win
ter. On St Martln'a day (November
11) arrangement were usually made
for alauihtering on a large acale, and
for the next aix months fresh meat
-worth eating waa practically unob
tainable. Until the spring grass was
again ready there was a run on Bait
ed beef and aalted mutton. Baited
beet la excellent for a change. But
nave you ever tried salted mutton T
London Chronicle.
Regulating Elactrlo Lamp.
The demand for regulating the de
gree of light from an electrto lamp
has resulted m a lamp which ha t
recently exploited, containing two
operate filaments of the lamp, which
may be operated separately or togeth
er, giving the lamp a rating of 200
watts, with eacii filament taking 100
watts. A concumptlon of 0.6 watt per
candlesower la claimed for thl lamp,
and It has a life ot 2,000 hour It the
filaments are burned separately, or
1,000 when they are burned together.
An Empire Ranch.
We hear often of "captalua of Indus
try." "Napoleons of finance, and "land
barons," but what title la imposing
nougb to flt the Australian cattleman
who owns or controls 28,900,000 aoret
at ranch land a domain a larg at
Pennsylvania? ,
Pint Patent for Plow.
The first patent for a plow I said
to have been obtained by Joseph FoV
lamb In 1720. His invention waa close
ly followed by other plow maker, and
he atruok th same practical Idea
that bat been eo elaborated la
aoll-turninft liifttrumi'm of today.
XfnthAr Ynitner mnn rinn't aver lat
me eaten you Kissing my.uaugnier.
Young tnan No ma'am, I won't
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Scattering Shots.
rro.nt- Anlrlnc- tin I a a vnn hnnr In rVidt
distance 1b somebody breaking a New
Year's resolution,
Indications are that there are sev
eral pieces to the 4rd piece party. -
A MlchlKan woman committed sui
cide by swallowing two twenty-dollar
gold pieces. Why in the world didn't
she swallow $39.99 and call it a bar
gain day blow-off?
Far be It from us to cast reflections
on the esteemed gentlemen on the
bench, but the man who can't figure
out what was In the president's mes
sage Is no worse off than the one who
had to wrestle with a court decision
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First call for sulphur and molasses!
Ha Bwlthyi Strong, Bmnttfol By)
Oculists and Physlaiaua used Uurina Bye -
Remedy many years before it waa offered as a .
Domestic Eye Medicine. If urine Is Btill Com
pounded by Our Pbystelaos and guaranteed
by taem aa a Reliable Relief for Eyes tnat Need
Care, Try it In your Byes and In Baby 'a Byee '
No Smarting Just Bye Comfort- Buy MorlM
of your Druggist accept oo Substitute, and II
interested write for Book of the Eye Free.
MUJUMa. BXfii BEJUY 0 OUICAOO
Some Weather.
Roland had been sent out on the
porch to see what the thermometer
registered.
"Well, how cold is it?" asked his
mother when he came in.
"It's down to aero around the feet
and just plain freezing around the
hands," was Roland's report,
The Morning Brickbat.
"'I am of the opinion," said the fat
boarder, "that proceedings should be
commenced against this coffee."
"Why so?" inquired the landlady,
glaringly.
"Because," replied the fat boarder,
"it refuses to settle."
It Depended.
Mrs. Hiram Often Are you very
careful with the china and glassware?
New Girl Depends on whether or
not I like the place, mum, Boston
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