GOOD ROADS,
GOOD HOMES,
BEST CHEESE
VOL.
The Nestucca Valley First,
Last and all the
Time.
CLOVERDALE,
X III.
WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF CURRENT WEEK
T IL L A M O O K
$ 2 4 , 8 1 4 !N P R E M I U M S
Awards at'Lewiston Stock Show This
Year Will Double Those o f 1917-
Medals Alone Cost $1100.
COUNTY,
OREGOX,
NO FEAR IS FEIE FOR
SWEEPING TRIUMPH
Lewiston, Idaho — The Northwest
Live Stock show this year will offer !
Brief Resume Most Important premiums totaling $24,814, as com General Says German Advance
pared with $12,785 last year.
In ad
dition to the cash prizes the directors
No Cause for Alarm.
Daily News Items.
voted to award medals to the value of
$ 1100 .
“ This means that the Northwest
Live Stock show will be placed on a |
standard with Chicago as to classifica
tions, that our goal is to take a posi
tion with or close to the greatest live
stock shows of the country,” said Sec
Events o f Noted People, Governments retary Hendershot, who with President War Department Satisfied Substantial
Thomas Wren and General Superinten
American Force W ill Enter Field
and Pacific Northwest and Other
dent D. S. Wallace, is inspecting the
When Counter Blow Starts.
Things Worth Knowing.
live stock grounds and buildings this
week to decide upon improvements.
COMPILED
FOR
APRIL
4,
Wilbur Aims to Lead in Crops.
Fifteen deaths from the plague have
Wilbur,
Wash.— Wilbur farmers are
occurred at Nanking, capital o f the
seeding their crops, with hopes o f lead
province o f Kiangsu, China.
ing this county again.
In 1917 W il
The Yokohama Specie Bank, Limit bur ranked first in Lincoln county and
ed, will open a branch in Buenos Aires Lincoln county was fourth in rank for
in April. It will take care o f the rap wheat shipping in the state.
Grain
idly growing Japanese commerce in handled here last year totaled 331,500
Argentina.
bushels. One carload o f flour from the
Negotiations for transfer of 150,000 Columbia River Milling company of
tons of Japanese shipping to the Unit this place was on the Tuscania, accord
ed States have been completed on the ing to Henry Davenport, who was also
basis o f two tons of steel for one ton on board. In the last few days this
point has yielded over 1,000,000 bush
of deadweight of ship capacity.
els.
Members o f the Germano-Swedish
Red Cross commission have been ar
rested at Simbirsk, in the Volga re
gion, charged with espionage, a Reu
ter dispatch from Petrograd reports.
Washington, D. C.— In a statement
Thursday night Major General March,
acting chief of staff, assured the
American people that there is no cause
for alarm in^the advance made by the
Germans in the great battle now rag
ing in Picardy, and expressed complete
confidence in triumph of the allied
arms.
General March said:
“ Whatever
may be the present ground held by the
Germans; whatever sacrifice of men
the situation must entail, the allies
will see it through and will w in.”
The general still is without any word
from General Pershing concerning the
American troops participating in the
battle.
General Pershing’s reports
Thursday dealt entirely with the posi
tions of the opposing forces, as de
A Reuter dispatch from Petrograd
Wheat— Bulk basis for No. 1 grade:
says that the Soviet council at Moscow Hard white, $2.05. Soft white, $2.03. scribed in the British and French offi
is reported to be planning a Tartar- White club, $2.01. Red Walla Walla. cial statements.
Announcement by Field Marshal
Bashkir republic, including the South $1.98.
No. 2 grade, 3c less; No. 3
ern Ural and Central Volga provinces. grade, 6c less. Other grades handled Haig that the German war machine
along the whole British front had been
by samples.
beaten off with heavy losses gave new
The Bolsheviki government has de
Flour — Patents, $10; whole wheat,
cided to transfer Nicholas Romanoff, $9.60; graham, $9.20; barley flour, zest to speculation here as to the allied
the former emperor and his family, $13@13.25 per barrel; rye flour, $10.60 counter assault officers feel certain
from Tobolsk to the Ural region, ac @12.75 per barrel; cornmeal, $5.75 will not long be delayed.
War department officials appeared to
cording to an announcement in Petro per barrel.
be satisfied that substantial American
grad newspapers.
Millfeed— Net mill prices, car lots:
forces would enter the battle lines
In view o f the critical situation at Bran, $30 per ton; shorts, $32; mid with the French when the signal for
the front, the London Amalgamated dlings, $39; mixed cars and less than the counter blow is given. Major Gen
Society o f Engineers has abandoned carloads, 50c more; rolled barley, $77 eral March, acting chief of staff,
the strike movement it long has been @ 79; rolled oats. $76.
stated flatly, however, that he was not
Corn— Whole, $77; cracked, $78 ton.
threatening as a protest against the
advised as to the numbers or disposi
Hay—
Buying
prices,
delivered,
East
government’s man-power measure.
tion of American units which may be
ern Oreogn timothy, $27 per ton; val
employed with the French army of at
Legislation to prohibit use on Indian ley timothy, $24@25; alfalfa, $24@
reservations o f “ peyote,” said to be a 24.50; valley grain hay, $22; clover, tack.
The new outbreaks of the German
habit-forming intoxicant and used in $18; straw, $8.
thrust at Arras, reported early in the
tribal ceremonials, was stricken from
Butter— Cubes, extras, 47c pound;
day, caused some apprehension here
the Indian appropriation bill Thursday prime firsts, 46c; prints, extras, 49c;
lest the allies might find it necessary
in the senate without discussion on a cartons, lc extra; butterfat, No. 1,
to delay further their effort to catch
point o f order.
51c delivered.
the German forces on the rebound and
Eggs— Ranch, current receipts,' 35c
seek victory after bitter days of steady
Disorders in which at least two per per dozen; candled, 36@37c.
yielding of ground.
Definite word
sons were shot ana seriously wounded
Poultry— Roosters, old, 20@22c per
and five large laundry plants damaged, pound; stags, 24@26c; springs, 27@ from General Haig that this new drive
marked the first day of the general 28c; broilers, 35c; ducks, 32@35c; also had been checked added to the
strike in Kansas City, called in sym geese, 20@21c; turkeys, live, 26@27c; growing conviction that the strategy
o f the allies will triumph.
pathy with the striking laundry w ork -! dressed, 35@37c.
If their reasoning is correct the Ger
ers.
Veal— Fancy, 20@20c per pound.
mans face the prospect of seeing their
Two thousand houses for shipyard | Pork— Fancy, 21@21c.
third great effort on the Western front
Vegetables — Tomatoes, $2.75 per
workers, to be built within walking
since the beginning of the war meet
crate;
cabbage,
3@4c
per
pound;
let
distance of the Staten Island, N. Y.,
the fate of the others.
shipyards and to be ready for occupa- tuce, $2(5.2.25; cucumbers, $1.25 ( t
Only twice before have the Germans
1.75
per
dozen;
cauliflower,
$1.50<U
tion before fall, is the program sub
undertaken major operations in this
mitted to the government by the Staten 1.75 per crate; artichokes, 85c@$l per main theater of the war.
Their first
dozen; garlic, 7c; celery, $3.75 per
Island Civic League, it is announced.
rush in 1914 was stopped as their last
crate; peppers,
40c
per
pound; I
and perhaps their final effort nearly
The London official report on aerial sprouts, 21c; rhubarb, 10(5 12c; aspar
four years later is now apparently be
operations says:
“ Great concentra agus, 15@17c; peas, 17c per pound;
ing stopped by skillful retirement.
tions of our airplanes were carried out spinach, $1.25 per crate.
Their only other great assault, at Ver
Thursday over points threatened by
Sack Vegetables — Carrots, $1.25@
dun, was an unqualified defeat.
enemy and masses of our machines 1.50 per sack; turnips, $1.50; pars
attacked with machine gun fire and nips, $1.25.
German Propaganda Halted.
bombs the enemy’s infantry and cav
Potatoes — Oregon Burbanks, 90c(5
The
Washington and Oregon divis
alry.
1.10 per hundred; Yakimas, $1.25(5'
ions of Public Information about the
1.35; sweet potatoes, 8c per pound.
The agreement entered into by the | Onions—Jobbing prices, l @ l ] c per war has found another series o f lies
Imperial Russian government is still pound.
about the war. Stories are being cir
existent and its obligations bind the
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 44@65c per culated that unnamed privates have
new state or states which now repre pound; valley, 50@55c; valley lamb, been sentenced to long terms in prison
sent or shall in future represent Rus 45(5 50c.; mohair, long staple, full for minor offenses; that a number
sia, the British and French govern year. 50c; six months, 40(550c; burry. have been shot for insubordination;
ments declared in a joint declaration 35(540c.
that certain officers have confiscated
made public in Paris Thursday.
the supplies sent over for somebody’s
Cattle—
April 1, 1918.
A new type o f cigarette lighter is Med. to choice steers.. . .$11.00(512.00 boy.
These are German
wanted immediately by the boys in the Good to med. steers........ 10.50(511.60 I Now listen.
8.50(5:10.00 propaganda stuff, and should have no
trenches. According to reports re Com. to good steers........
ceived from United States marines Choice cows and heifers. 9.76(510.75 attention from any loyal citizen.
Supplies for the boyi are reaching
abroad, matches are all right, if dry, Com. to good cows and hf 8.00(5 9.50
them
as fast as they can be sent for
4.25(5
6.25
Canners............................
but are a “ dead give-away,” especially
5.00(5 9.00 ward, and all court matrials are re
at night. Gasoline lighters are used Bulls..................................
7.50(512.00 ported in the press.
almost entirely, but gas is at a pre C a lv e s..............................
No sane American is barred from
6.50(5 9.50
Stockers and feeders. . . .
mium over there.
honest criticism of the government
Hogs—
Lieutenant-General von Rohne, a Prime light hogs............ $ 17 . 00 ( 517.10 and its conduct of the war, but do not
German authority on ordnance, says in Prime heavy hogs.......... 16.50(516.85 pay any attention to the silly stuff of
the Voesische Zeitung of Berlin that P igs................................... 14 . 75 @ 15.75 the character o f the foregoing.
the bombardment of Paris is merely B a lk .................................. 16.85
Chaplaia and Nuns Slain.
Sheep—
in the nature of a trial for guns which
$15.00@ 15.50 ! Washington, D. C.— An official dis
are really intended to bombard London, Western lamba
14.50(515.00 patch from France said Friday the
says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch Valley lambs..
13.00(518.50 chaplain and to nuns o f the hospital of
from Copenhagen.
London is about Yearlings........
12.60@13.00' St. Elisabeth, at Antwerp, have been
125 mi lee from the nearest point on Wethers..........
They were
Ewes...............
9.00@ 12.001 executed by the Germans.
the front.
! NORTHWEST MARKET REPORT !
04.
Women Patrons of the Bank
A few years ago, there were practically no women who
were patrons o f the Bank. Now, however, women recognize
the service of the Bank as one of the aids in handling household
and personal money affairs. The progressive woman deposits
allowances for home expenses and pays all accounts by check.
The result is that her money is always safeguarded against loss
by fire or burglary and her money goes farther because of the
systematic way in which it is handled.
Special Facilities for W om en Customers.
HUN D E F E A T IS S E E N
YOU
NO.
1918.
Every Banking Convenience and Facility.
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Conveyancing, Etc.
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