lws*rwe«twn* <w Dales*«»*.
ftelry s-taxils ar»- u«>w to of-ratliMl
In many Stat«-«, and »bort rourase of
lustroi-tfon >«i luitter and cbeews mak
ing are given at some of tbs agrUral-
tural rotii-gv-* It wss long ago demon-
*<rat««i that Inferior butter could not
Tlie following ar«-»>me of ths mure | Chapin** l-ill prohibiting ¡«xrtm-r-
o.tiqwt,. with ohKKuargsrtue. and that
NO ACTION ON CHINESE LABOR
important nuvuium ¡> wsm «I by both shit» uudef a-«uii i-<l names,
REFORM IN POSTAL SERVICE.
<«••«1 butter of cboicv quality could al
All bills i rent.ng new district agri
bouses of the legislature at the M-rsiuu
ways be rold at a fair price. The fact
cultural ms letiew or incr«*saing appro Commission to Suggsst Improvement* Govarnmant Rslaass* Bidder* From
just ended
has ata* been drmofMtratad that ttx-r-s
1! B. Itfl, Barret of Umatilla—Per priation* for fairs.
Obligation* Under Bid*.
for Msysr to Esacuta.
waa rnu 'b to irarn In making good but
mitting sale ol firearms and aiuiunni-
GAfHfcKINU IJAIA ON GARS
W’aahington, March H.—Fr»»jeri< k
Washington, Mar« h fl.—President
ter. and that cieaultnem end th» props*
tion bi Indian*.
Itixiaevnlt tasiay laid a ounfen-nce with Morse, of tt»e American-China com-
management of tbs milk were «-swentlal
I! B. ink, Brown — Invalidating
wills of unmarrl««i persons •ubu«*quenl Commissioner Campbell to Ask Ship Potiiumter (.«eiieral Meyer, ami mem ¡«tiy, and Julian Rubens, who have, ( Rugar from pumpkins will be the In produring the cbok* article. There
•
-*
-•
ber* of the postal commi««ion, incluil- submitted ,ir- |»»iwi is to
the • Isthmian
n«-xt »«urro of wealth which will be «le has town • wonderful advatx* In metb-
par* for Many Dstail*
to their marriage
Ing Senators Penr<«H< ami Carter ami Canal roiniiiiasion to supply Chin«*- vel ,ped lu Iowa, for the authorities at ads of butter making, and o|e»»marga
H. B. 199, Barrett of Washington—
Salem—-One of the important under
Providing for conutractkm of county takings id tlie Oregon Railroad «-ommis- Repr«-sentatives Overstreet ami Gard laborers for the canal work, have a»l- the agricultural college deciare high- rlne Is re»t»uialble for It. Commmere
ner of New Jersey The couimisaion is dri-wwr-l an inquiry to Kecretary Ta(t as grad« sugar will be made from th«-in by
roa*!a on county division linro
will n«x pur- ha*- ttie counterfoil arflcls
s.oti i* the collxtion of accurate infor
II. II. 2GH. Campbell—Providing an mation ri gnr-iing tlie shipment of pro to make a thorough Investigation of the to tlie d« ision of the deportment npi« a pr«*-<MM even more simple than that It they nui get the g«-riulne. and poor
eight-hour «lay for employ«* al state duce in carii«<i lot«. Commissioner metho-ia of t)i«< «uiniinistrution em- their bills, which have t>ron pending rvqulrvd to make It from brota Exper butter is as mu--h a oouterfrit as any
penitentiary ami laborers and iiuvlun- Cnmpl»-ll I* now arranging with the ploytvi in the |»wtal servi«*. with ll«e since last fall.
iments Lave n-sult«l tn tlx- prodwttoti other Imitation
Action has boen deform! <>n th«*-
view to suggiwting reforms an«! im-
ics employed by »tat«- and rounty.
lumber eompaairo to havu tlmm report proveifMMitto that may I«- for the batter bi<L> IxMauae tlie administration was of a specta, of pumpkin w hich «mtalna
H. B 217, Farrell — Regulating t«> II.i- commission every applknlfoh for
I per <sa! of sugar, am! it la the pre-
< IvaKtlMe«« 1« ib« Dwlrg.
There was a gen not certain that the work woald lx*
■trvtehlug of wirtw over railnsul right iwar, the numls-r and kind, the «late of ment of theM-rvicv.
. .
: . ■
• ; « •
Tlie Kanau* Experiment Station says
done
by
contract
or
rontinue
under
gov
eral
rxchangv
of
i«ha*«
l»-twe«-n
tlie
of way
element will be lwr»-a»«d to 12 ¡«er cent very truly. In a bulletin Ch-snTlne«* la
application, an-l the ilate the i.«ra were
H. B —, Barrett of Washington—To fiirni»h««l; the <l«l« l*«*l««l, >tarie<l prv«i<lent and bis caller» nganiing the ernment management. Mi-anwblla the Thia I* «»pial to the quantity of sugar ths first law whl- h iboflld he ob*«rv«d
biddi rs havetsMomc imjailicnt an-1 .Mr.
prevent employeis requiring employee (rom the shipping point and tlie •lestI- work.
Mr. Meyer believm that the m<«»t Morse callsvi on Mr. Taft t<»iay. with found tn the txvrt variety of sugar beet. by every man who In any way manufac
bi Isiard and Hade at «¡x-ciflixi ¡daces.
nation
The com mis» ion will also ar improved bualoeaa methods should l«e tlie r»-»ull that they went to the While Iierouae pumpkins are easily ral«*! aud ture* or handles dairy pmlucta Any
H. B. 221, Fr«-eman—Requiring judg range to learn when the car* reach the
a tonnage may tie p«x!t»ro«l to the acre coixlltlon w bk-h will promote thia *-t><1
ment debUir* to make iwth as to ¡»«M-a- ronalgrur-s «nd wb«-*> tlu-y are unloaded adopted in all branches of the ¡satai H' i U si ’ and diaruwM-d th«' matter with
which will vx - vmm I that of sugar beeta. effectively •bould be established. The
ill«
proKidciil.
latter
Hie
following
•ervice,
with
a
view
to
its
being
en
•Ion of ¡irojwrty they claim.
Infoi mat ion will lie gathered alai con tirely aelf support mg, and that reform» atatement waa given out at the War the n«M* sugar pumpkin w ill <>|a»n up a simpler these cnndltious can tie matte
II. B 231, Washborne—Authorising cerning shipments of other piodm-ta
valuable fiel«! for the Iowa farmers, the twtter. Unclean dairy uti-nalla are
the transfer by a »mm «¡»luse of proper I han lumber. The purpo-e is to place •bout«! Iw put into efb-ct wherever <ie|airtmnri
“In view id tlie cluing«* which have Tlie pumpkins may !*• planted In the among the greatest sour'** of contam
ty acquirol during disability of intane in the lands of the «-ommiwion figuriw there is any evi'ience of a want of •J»-
taken place In II h * management on the «>rnfi«-i<is, and th«- aaiue •oil which will ination of milk. Thia contamination I*
tem <>r laxity < f methods.
■pousu.
whx-li will «'liable it to wl intelligently
Isthmus, the persona making bid* tor produce <v«rn may lr math* to pfod*C* due to ’he ¡in-Mux* of uudi-slrable bac
II. il. 241, Freeman—Compuloory u|sm controvetuiro that are likely to
Chimw labor, which have long been a cr«fi> of pumpkins at tlie same time.— h-ria. The undesirable barieria are
¡»is« law.
Northwast
Postal
Affair*.
ariiHi in lb« future. The rrporta will
¡tending, have
notified thai no Ameriroa Cultivator.
th -.- that ¡>r-!u. .- taint* tn uilik. *n«1
II. B. 34ft, Vawtcr—Deputy fish war sliow ti what extent the <-sr shortage
Washington, Man-i« W. — Washington
which ex tat prlnclpaiiy to filth l«»lge«l
den for Noulhern <>r>-g-ui at *l,ouo per ia du«* to e-an-ity of equipment, delay rural routaa oniered «-»tabiuli««! May action will lx- taken in rvwpect to them;
t! t :!
<,r< *■ iiw-i-iI fi .ii xi \ ol. k-.i
* Tara <.«a«r4.
on the stirfai* and to the crevlrea of
annum.
Hatline, Ikiuglas «-ounty, route 1.
in l-wding, delay in *hippn>g and de Ifl
tiona under tlii-ir bids, and that, if or-
Very often young tree«, mapli-s e* dairy utendlx They are minute organ
H. B. 363. Bayer—To prevent solici lay in un had mg.
population 340, famili«« aft; Walla i»»iou should arise for a renewal of
tation by attorm-ya of »lamagi- suite for
Walla, Walla Walla county, rout«- »1. bid» h r CblMoc labor, they would I«- peclally, arc entirely destroy«*! by cat- ism» which have tlie power of multiply
Stockholder* Must Pay Up.
tie reaching up aud pulling the topa ing very rajildly under favorable con-
periMmal injuri«-*
pupulatlcxi not given, fam I lie" 120.
notlfl«d.'*
Mi»H->rd—Rto-kbolih-rs in th«- M«»l-
H. B. 337, »»yx and means commit
down, «-»«n when
dtttona.
Maurk-e W Staples l.tut Is-v-n ap-
tee—Appropriating *2i),t»!t' for payment ford A Crater laikc railway will be pointed regular. John S. Gate» substi
the tifias would sa-a-m
STUDY
COAST
DEFENSE.
lerdlng fh«» Young Calf Mill*.
of interest on ■ «-rtiflmtro iaaued by *tat<- served with legal nolic<w to ¡-ay for oi tute, rural carrier, route I, at Fn«lk-ott
to bo out of reach.
A
dairy fanner of experience gives
II. B. 3HO. Ifobbin—Fur mw*»m«-iit relinquish ¡»•«'«•»ion of large bba'ks of Wash.
Of rourse, cattle
hl* plan of ti-a -Ring young calvos u*»W
of transk-ni livestock and division of sb»'k bel«i l»y ilieio f-»r which tlw b«a*ks
Oregon ¡«Mtmasti-rw appoint««! Cor- Alitence of Many Regular* Prevent* •bould not I» wtn-re
show they have ¡aid nothing. The bet, Newell l‘ Gi«w»<in, vx-e W. II
to ilrftik uillk wlibout trouble, and «ays
tax between lnterrote«l .-ounti«'*
Usual Encampment*.
young
trv«-a
are
demand has i-rmt<--l a »••> a itluli, a» a R« m »I, removed; lelaud,
In the Tribun«- Fanner that he teta the
II. B
1*2. It") i
1- - I'l'.bifiit. i
Bercy G
planted. ew|««*ially
Washington,
Man-h
7.
—
Assistant
«-aIf stay with the row a few hours
anh- of liquor within two miles of an numls-r of wealthy i-ilm n» who have Mima, viro II. C. Bali, naigned; Ma Ito-rwtary < tliv«-r has notified G < g-o-r* • fruit traww; but It
figured in th«' dinvtornlc of the defunct pleton, Ernest A. Tabor, viro F. C
only, then he milks the cow tn a few
Indian •< lx»d.
ots of the various stat«— and tertitorica •omettala«« baiqien*
II. B. 3*4, Knojlew — 1‘i-rmllting cornpnny will lu«ve to ¡«y up or teli-me B«-nn, resign«!; Wn-n, Georg» W which Save an orgauiM«*! militia force
hours after removing tlie calf and puts
that
thia
la
not
county rouria to levy la* for Mialp their st«*-k bi th«- r««-eiver. The de Hovey, vk-o Richard Wilde, resign«-«!.
the bu-iu-t "f warm tullk to the calf*
tliat
it
has
been
fournl
naveeaary
to
omit
prn<-ties
ble
When
mand has been made hy the t««!eivef,
bounties.
tx*<- so aa to touch It, and In a minute
for this year the cooternplatod annual this Is the ■ as«- use
II B. .’K', Burns R' gulatli r manu whit is endeavoring to sqm»-»«- the water
Of two ft will »drink, and t!x- work Is
brign-ie
and
division
em-umptm-nta
for
Gets
Deserved
Promotion,
a
guard
stx-h
a*
la
: -I..- '•■■■ T' •
. _ t
torture ami mile ol fi»»ls and drinks
done
Tlie calf has now lenrni-d to
Washington, March 12—No govern- th«' inatruction of the infantry, cavalry shown in the I Hua-
II B. 3*1», Burns— R«-qmi|ng state
*
«.
• -r i:.. ,1« and th.' tr.nibie
and field artillery of the regular army, trstlun. It is made
Grain Bag* at Nine Cent*.
merit
otlieial
ever
cwrn-'-l
promotion
fis»l ami dairy cumtnlsaioncr to publish
of feeding inllk to calves Is over. Th«»
a* many |s>*ta will be tiepleted by r«iu>- as follow*;
Pendleton
—
An
order
for
the
puicliase
H
.
i
-
'
i
:o.*
I
II
N.
w
•
•
w
!.
•
-.«.»•
•
monthly bulletin.
,
on of th«' alsw-tH-e of alsrut fl,BOO tr-«*j»
mistake usually made Is In allowing
Take two pieces
tufi ui amu
II. B. 394, Northup—Rcgutatiiig life of RiMi.UBB ssi 1«» m made by th«' exec- day mad*- director of the reclamation in Cul>a, a >-onsbl>-mblc numto-r u the
young relvre to nm with the cow sev
tltive
committee
of
I
lie
Graingrowers
‘
••-rvic«-,
suivi**|ing
O.
D.
Walcott.
Mr.
of
l»«r«l
Gmch
a*
bare
come
off
»«me
insuraiic com¡«nlew.
Jan>«-stown i-xpoaltioo and the m<*v<*-
eral ilaya. and so It haa learned to suck,
II. B 4o3 Canipls'1) — Iik-rv-aslng aaricialion in this city. The name of Newel! i-nt«-n-«l the government servi*-«- ment of a large portion of the army to old building), say about 7 feet long.
' • ■ '
V...... •- !.. ;1..-.U •• and It Is hard to teach It any other
•alary of labor «!«vmmi»ai<iner to *2,000 the firm of iinpoitera or manufacturers in lflflH, first undertaking gem-nil irri the Phihppim-s.
aii'l the pfiro ¡»aid Im» not been given gation surveys and later taking charge
ona of these tioards Intact Cut the way.
per annum.
In lieu ther'Mif can'|«> of instruction
H. B. 412, Jackson and Plko—Mak «ml, but it is thought tlmt the aacka of the hydrographic tmreau, when it for the ovist artillery will !»• cstabliah- othel Into three equal lengtiu. and nail
V«Siitte<lon» for V. «. <a«tlr.
ing a year'a rt-sidi-tx-« In state n«x'«e*ary are made in I'nrtland and they will was formeai. For I* years he has de ■s! during th<< mvuu 'I i of 1907, ami the Into tlie top of th«' um-ut hoard, as
The
chief agrarian paper publtahe«!
b> admission to Boldh-r»' home nt R*»«*- tint lx< mor«- than i> cents apiece deliv voted hia entire time to studying the National tiuanl of the various states shown In ttie llluvt ration. Sometimes, In Berlin learna from a trustworthy
er
«»
I
In
this
city.
The
contra«
ts
foi
resources
ami
irrigation
¡»»«sibilitiis
burg
contiguoue thereto will la- invit««! to If the fence Is high enough, a abort source that the American tariff coui-
ll. B. 414, oommittee on ftoldler*' l2U,fkM> of tin's«' Nx-ks have lieen signed of the arid Wist, ami be is now better take |«rt in the ilevriopmetit of the I m •ara!, the one facing the fence, can inlMlotiera. who an* now In Berlin con
by
Mortow
«-ounty
growers,
who
nsk«»l
informed <>n this subject than any other
home — Increasing a|»|ir»>|>riatii>n to
problet. • involvvl In the <!«-fenro of the be left out and a cleat used Instead. ferring with the German tariff experts
for and were given ¡»-rmustión to oom* living man.
*16,000.
-ea c.<a»t
Invitations will shortly be The tree, tiefore putting up the guard regarding German-American commer
in
with
the
I
’
mat
i
I
la
county
farmers.
II. II. 416, rfoldlcia’ home committee
i«sued
to
the
governors of the sealswrd •ha>u)d be po»ted. and tlx- guard ualled cial relations, are dlacu-ulng with tlx-ui
Will Transfer Inspector*.
—Increasing salary of comiuandant nt
Crop Outlook in Harney.
states inti r<ft«v|, «[Mcifying in detail to this ¡xist
ttie Importance of lnq»>rtlng live Amer
Washington, March 12.—-S«eretary
home U> *1,000 per annum. *
Burns—The winter in I Lit my county
the foivea itaslrv«! to carry out the ¡«ro-
ican cattle Into Germany, via Hatu-
Straus, of the department of Comim u-e
II B. 420, wnya mid m««n* ooinnilt-
llr*f *lie-( of lrrr< io Plant.
ia over mid th«- snow in the valley ha* and luilsir, is gn-atly dieeatirtiol with pose«! ptoblemg. The cam|M prolmbly
butg. where they will be ■laughter«*!.
tee—Appropriating *20,000 for new
We
have
always
had
the
ts-st
•UC'CSB
gone off with a warm tain.
There Is
will be held in July ami last from one
the present mvth nls ■>( steamboat in
building» al Htate Fair groumla.
with planting out the medium-sited Idle meat will then lie conveyed to all
plenty of snow in the mountains to
vreek to 10 «lays.
pirt* of the country to railway refrig
spection, and today annoum-i*! Unit
II B. 246, Chapin—itequiring ¡art-
tree.
In ajiples. cherries and plums we
keep tli«> high water over the swamp
erator
care. Th«* journal adds that no-
marked reform is to I»- immediately
ni'rshlpn to reveal ¡siriii-s In interest.
Kill Bill Amia Laughter.
would rather have a twoyear-old tree.
land mid make g-«»l cro|i* of hay.
gottetlun* are going on between vari
inaugurated with a view to incream*!
II. B. 241», Dye—Authorising cwtalx
Wtishlngton, March 4.—Beveridge 4 to fl feet, that Is thrifty than any
Stii-kmi-n hnv«' turned their liento out
liahment of high school districts by con-
efficiency <>f service and reducing the
ous Hamburg shipping firms and the
on the range, which is better than Ims
<alle<l up in thè retiate t«siay n bill Other atae. Oftentimes the larger tree*,
cliatM*ea of disaster. He has dirivteii a
tiguou» ■ch«»»l district*.
h>r thè protiM-tmii of gntne in Alaaka. fl to 7 feet, do well when the conditions Hamburg authorities fur tile crwtfon
ever ‘wen known for tais time in the
change in the station of all lii>i«-.tor»
II. !1. 260, Ihney—Providing foi
The lemiing of thè mensure was de- • re favorable but If the conditions are of the ne.-esaary building*.
year.
Farmers are pn-|«tring their
of hulls and Isdh-rs throughout the
pcrmmi«-nt record of election leturns in
ground for «pring cro¡» ami everything
mandvd hy Culberaon and had pro- not favorable, following the transplant
^rruhhy >'t>l I h|<»«*<1« Dmounor^.
United States and will ask con grew*
ca< h rounty.
cevvlt-d for Ave minutavi »ben it was ing of the trees of this site, they often
points t«> a siMWMwhil year to the farm
A cattle bn-eder tell* some sound
iuxt winter to authorise him to keep
H. B. 361, Davey—Allowing vacation
er* of Harney county.
suggi-ted by Cnrt« r thst il would l>r get the backset from which It takes truth to ttie following: Breeders of
of »treet or alley in unin«.-«>r|»irata<l
insptvtois continually on the mote.
lm|s«<aible t«> gel thè bill engruaseai he- several years to re«Ti|wTSte. and the ole ¡nire-bred rot tie would doubthnw make
PORTLAND MARKETS.
towns on ¡»'titioii
owners of abutting
fole neon, even if it |«s»<-d
Jc-thm of planting out very small trees more money tf they would k««'p to »ell
property only.
May Graduate to Consulate.
“1 wlsh locali attcntlon to thè fm't 1« that they are much more liable to tie for bre«*!lng only those Individual« that
Wlmat—Club, "Be; bluestem, 72c;
II. B. 2ft4, l»avey—Placing alate
Washington, March fl —At th«- joint that thè bill must
ncas-ewarily 1*
printer on flat salary of *4,000 pet an- valley, 70c, ted, tlfl«-.
request of .Senator Fulton ami John ametid«*!," said Clapp. “Il gii«« no Injun-«! by rabbits and broken down by are e*|>ert ju<tg«vi would pronounce «nui-
<>at»
—
No.
I
white.
120;
gray,
l-ta
ftO.
num Ix-ginnlng In lull.
Barrett, th«- prescient lias dreignatol protaetion to w<«sl<hucks, ami thè re is cultivation than the larger siae.—Twen neiitly worthy of duplication ata! fit all
Harley— Feed, 122 -’>0 per tun; blear
H. II. 270, Vaster—Increasing frm
others for the bkx-k. The first alons
I .no* A. Manning, of Portland, for ex no exiv-ptiori against thè penalty for tleth Century Farmer
ing. 123; roll««l, *23.60(124 60.
tor admission to th«- l«ir
would sell for more money tn the ag-
amination with a view to appointment meri «ho klll ducka and prairie chick
kforlng
<
nrrota
«*r
Tnrulpa.
Ry»-—*1 4ftr-< I ftO per cwt.
II. B. 271, Freeman—Making •log«
to a consular poeltion in t- utli Amer ena in s>-lf-<lefetise.’’ The bill was
Wh«-n carrots or turnips an« stored gregate than all of them would, end tt
Coin
—
Whole,
*24
60;
cracked,
personal pro|M>rty.
ica.
Vndi-r the new law only persons
outside tliey cannot always be reached w.>uld be better for buyers to ¡»ay the
II. It. 279, liarrett of Umatilla—Ap *22.60 ¡«-r ton.
des i gnat <»1 by the president mat t«k«-
wtwn dewire«! for use, and It will, blgtwr price tlie good animals would
Hay—Valley timothy. No. 1, *14(416
propriating *10,000 fur operation of
the examination and Ilnar making a
Nominations Not Co firmed.
atone rouitnand. The poor, or scrub, futl-
therefore,
be advantageous
¡s-r
ton;
Eastern
Oregon
timolhy,
Hi
portage ruad nt Tlie l>nll«-a.
higher nuns art- ap|»ointv«l to existing
Washington, March 4.—Wl.i-n i'.»n- tbern In bins. In a dry cellar, If pack bliMals have i-reat«*l all tlie prejudice
idlfl;
clover,
*1»;
iTu-at,
*0;
giain
hay,
II. B. 297, Farrell—Extending limit
viicnnci«*. If Mr. Manning makes a gr«*a eii-l«! t»»iay, there remain««!
that now exists against "registered and
I'M 10, alfalfa. *14.
on female Ini <>r to mcnantile housen.
g<asl showing, Ida appointment to about 160 nominal)« ns by the president ed In perf«M-tly dry sawdust, oats, rom. ¡«wilgreed*' cattle.
Butter
—
Fancy
cnsnu-ry,
32
,
>
ti|3ftc
or
even
dry
«-«rtii.
they
will
k«-vp
well
11. B. 302, Frveninn—Abolishing teaa
some South American |»*t is ptolmlde. that h id not lsx-n c«>nfiim«»l. Of thi-ee
paid district attorneys in divorce ixuw-«. | xt |w>und.
and can be takvu out of tin- blns at any
Fell Ball.
three were ap]»>inters as Cnitcd '•tatre
Butter Fat—First grade cream, 33t*c
II. B. 304, Ikibbin—Creating Teiilli
time. It 1* tlx- nlt'-niat«- fr«-cx!-ig and
If possible scatter the enlargement
Forest
Ranger*
for
htaho,
attorneys
and
coufirn>ati<<n
wu»
object-
¡s-r pound, »«i-uiid gm-1<- cream, 2c less
judicial district.
Washington, Match W.—The follow «»I to Ly M-iuvtorw from the districts to thawing that damages all r«v>t crops «o as to avoid opening tt. A stimulat
II. B. 317, I'lko—Creating Twilftti per pound.
ing liniment applied to the ¡»>11 will
ing
fore«t rangers have liven appointed which the appointments were made. stored sway In winter, but as the pack
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 170»17t*c per
judicial district.
Ing matrrtal k«-ps tbeui at even t«-tn probably be beneficial, therefore Mx-ure
W.
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w.
n
w
IIH
mh
C
Brtotol
(
ta
in
Idaho
W
A.
Wickersliam,
J.
H. B 324, C«mnell—Revising and daarn
the district of Oregon. «fi'pu»e«l by tten- l«-raturv till* liability Is avoid»!. The the following Four outx-es of tunien-
Poultry—Average old hens, I4(*lftc Hill, II. A. Heigh, (’. T. Gray, J. I
compiling state land laws
Wooden, C. K ll««yt, of Boise; <1. W. st«>r Fulton . Jam«* I>. Elliott, for the «»at* or «vtrn uwd for the purjsvee will tliis, two ourx-es of tlix-ture of lixllne,
pcr
pound,
mixed
chickens,
13K*(414c;
II li. 326, Newell—Abolishing *1
spring, fryer* and broilera, 20fa>22 i*c; Iludnnicutt, Ba-lger; C. II Huff, l’ri«»t district of South Dakota, <>pp-*<-d bv not be Injure«!, and may be fe.1 while two «.»uiwre of tincture catbarlde* six
roml ¡»>11 tax.
.mtx-e* of tincture ca|>sli-um. oue pint of
River; H O. Rose, Weston; J. !>. Mc S-nator Kittr«*«lgv. and O. R. Hundley, using the roots coming from the bln.
II B. 334, Rcynolila—Increasing wl- ohi roosters, 9(«*l0c; dr«-»»»«Hi chicken*,
Call, Ixtrdo; G. F. Johnson, Mi-aclumi; fur the Northern district of Alabama.
compound soap liniment. Mix up and
l
’
Xsilflc;
turki-ys,
live,
l.'kalftc;
tur
arica of suprrintendamt mid assistant
< hevlof Whrrp.
apply tn ttie ¡»aria dally until sure, then
keys, dri-M-«i, choice, lfl**(<,20c; go«-«««-, I». II. Kerby, 0. E. Ilerrich, Alphi; The reinnindi r of the unconfiimt-sl num-
physician» nt state insane aaslum.
A Wisconsin man writes as follows withhold for a few ilaya and tieglii
W. M Carrlwdl, Weiser.
illations were ¡»stiiiaster*.
II. B. 336. Freeman—Authoriixng Ivo, fie; «luck», IrttglHc,
of the Cheviot breed of aheap; The again A cheaper liniment would be
Apjilea — Common, 7ftcfi.*l.2ft per
sheriffs to replace hat tax deeds.
Hanri Post for Governor
Appoints Wickertham Again.
Cheviot breed of sta-ep Is • compara four outx-«w of ak-oh.'l, four oun.-ea of
box;
choice,
*1
.ft<X«>2.60.
II. B. 3444, Perkins—Allowing coun
Washington, March fl. — Mr. Ilenri
Washington. Manh fl.—The presi tively small breed of a acnil mountain eurolyptidin and a pint of water to the
Vegetablra — Turnipa, *16« 1 2ft per
ty fruit Iwpectora actual traveling ex
Puet, of Bayport, I.. 1, and a former dent tisiay aigned a re« <-•* ap|>ointinent ous ctiara-*ter. They are sprightly same way.
sack;
«arrota,
*1(4!.
2ft
pnramk;
beeta,
penses.
and very active in their habits and ara
Among the more Impoitont bills *1 2H« I ftO per sack; horseradish, 7(4 tsewmiblyman for tliat district, has been for DiatrhT Judge Jam«* Wickemham,
<;»..»»« Ftasseeg.
select«-«! as governor of !’i>rto Rico by of Alaska. Tlie judge ia now serving !■ s m w a **! of • fair mutton form, being
which were v«-t<»»l by the governor are fl« per pound; sweet ¡»datisi», 3t*c per
Ground flaxseed to sometimes found
the
pteeiden!
to
su<wvvl
Governor
Win
his
sec«
»nd
term
on
the
beach,
but
bis
low
down
and
ismipact.
The
fleece
la
The appprintion bill for Drain and ¡»iiind; cauliflower, *2 RO ¡»r d««*en;
on the market, but tn very limited
Monmouth aclmola.
Th>* action wh « rolery, *'l.<6 per crate; sprouts, 9c ¡>er throp, who is to heroine assistant sec nomination for that term lias riot been long and In flnenraa excels any of the quantities If the pure flaxseed im<*l
retary
of
th«-
treasury.
Mr.
Post
ia
confirmed
by
the
senate.
Charges
down
breed*
They
are
adapted
to
the
taken on tlie ground that each school pound; rhubarb, lie ¡s-r pound, ns|>ar-
now sec rvtary of the insular govern against him are being investigated by more rough and broken ae>-ttou* of Wia to deaired It Is probably best for the
should have lawn provhled for by an agua, 12tyt«'IR«' per pouna.
ment, and is «tout 43 years of age.
the d*-|stitinent of justice.
<
TnloM
—
<
iri-g
in.iHkv
i.*l
p«-r
hundred.
cousin where the range Is ample and farmer to grow the wd and grind It
independent bill, mid the governor also
himself. It to often utel to replace the
|'>tat<M»>
—
<)r«-gon
Burlwinks,
fancy,
pasturage «rout
contends that the ¡sstple do not want
fat tn skim milk fed to rolvra Both
Ballinger Taka* Office.
New Rule* for Private Postcard*
i
I; No. 1
f
four normals.
Farm Mawwarmeat.
flaxseed and Itnseed or oil meal are
Washington,
March
fl.
—
Judge
Rich
Washington,
March
fl
—
An
order
nx»n,
7ftc(**l.
Senator Kays' bill providing for gar.
The fanner rodw-es the value of hia laxative tn their nature and for this
ard
A.
Ballinger,
of
Washington,
yes
Veal
—
l>r«--M--l,
fi%(®>9c
¡s-r
pound,
bar
been
issued
providing
new
regula
nlshment of wng«-» of public employes-
fo-ef— I ir»M.»«-| bulla, 2G6à3l^e j»»r terday vmvvsvltsl •«ovem-.r William A. tions governing private ¡MMiteards. Such own labor by keeping Inferior stock or reason should not be fed alo&a, but
JohiiMsi'a road bill.
Representative Perkins* bill permit- ' J-uind. row». 4 '*6< ft >*c; country st«w re. Richards of Wyoming as comniiaaloncr cards must tie made of an unfolded failing to *>---ure large yields of crop*, Should be mixed w ith other grains.
of the general land office. After living piece of cardboard. not exceeding 3 9-lfl ■ * the higher the prkwe am! the greater
ting onlianlists to kill birds which d«--
•tesssmber «• Belt th« «'owe.
Mutton— l»r«a«od, fancy, Hl*(4c per sworn in, Mr. ilallinger ha*I an infor by ft 9-lfl inches, nor lew than 2\ by the production the tmtter the remun
•troy cropa.
.
The
carefully k«qfl cows on the Dw-
eration
for
the
labor
be»t<vwed.
Ttiers
mal conference with the bureau and di 4 inchea.
They must in form and in
Th«' measure by Beach providing fur p»un«l; ordinary, 6 m . c .
trult dairy farm rveetve four ounce*
•
rv
period*
»Inn
the
fanner
cannot
vision
chiefs.
Judge
Ballinger
enters
quality
and
weight
of
|aper
be
sub
Pork
—
br»WR««<l,
pet
pound.
voting machine«.
of salt dally mixed with tbelr feed.
By llislson, changing irrigation law. ( Il.pa—* '* (<• 1 le ¡*-r pound, accord upin his duth a aa commissioner co stantially like* the government post- ¡w-rfortn work In the fie!<!«. for which They eat their food better, and the
reason
be
should
inchlentallv with the entrance of Jamea canto. They may t*e of any color, not
•Im to get hl* crop«
Creating the ofllre cf cheese, dairy
q"*J’,y
I Wool—Eastern Oreogn average lieat, R. Garfield as secretary of the interior. Interfering with a legible mblrena ami uixler shelter a* soon •• poaalble. In owner thinks they do better when they
and creamery inspr«-tor.
lHc. aroor<ting tn
Jackson's bill changing fishing laws. 13<41»c.
to nhrinknkfr
shrinkage; : \nllrv.
valley. Sv-rvtary Garfield ami Judge Ballinger prat mark. Very thin sheets of paper order to do some kind« of work which have this amount than when the alfow-
•ix* is smaller. Tbs cusra are fed
Johnson's bill regarding ina|x*-tion 21M« 23c, according to finen«**; mohair, were classmates at college. J II. Bal may he attached to them if they com can be performed Inside the barn.
three times a day. and the «alt la di
linger, of Seattle, Is his ««v-rvtary.
pletely adhere to the card.
choii*. 27430c per pound.
of stork (<«»l.
vided between the three fanla
>‘e««Oi»S FawlS.
Rquara Deal In Weighing Mail.
While It la well to compel the fowls
Sts*«*-* Making Good Record.
M»v Invoke Referendum on U of O
Surveying in Harnay.
1 were*»«* Y tela trnia ■««<•.
Waahlngton, D. C., March fi.—It
Washington, March fl —Chief Engi to acratrb In Uttar, when grain la al
Salem—Tliat a movement ia on foot
Bums—The Oregon Sh«-rt Line has
According to retlmates, the beet su
was
announctsi
tisiay
at
the
P<«t«>tt.ce
tewed.
au
as
to
exercise,
yet
the
soft
neer
Revena
to
trying
to
make
a
record
fooking
to
invoking
the
referendum
on
five surveying partus« in the fiel>! in
gar productkai of th« United Rtata*
thia county hs-ating the route of the the appropriation of *tfto,ooo for tlie diqiortment that the following order Iwfore he turn« the 1‘anaina work over foods should be suppile«! from troughs for th« season of 1906-7 wit] exeswd the
Oregon Foeta-rn, front Ontario to Na State university's improvennnt is evi- waa i«su«’i by Pis>tma»ter Genera) Cor- lo hl* atioeaoir. Colonel Gel ha Is, an In order to avoid the filth of tin* yield of tuotkfl by nearly 22 per cent,
tron.
The r«sid ia nxmtly tarated up dencsd by the adoption o* a resolution tel you «vn Match 1; “Tliat whenever ia eviden<-e<i by a cablegram from him grnuod. tbs damp food easily accumu ths 1906 7 crap being ttgureil. acw-oed-
Malheur river to Crane Creek gap. and by the Linn County Busin«-»* Council the weight of mail ia taken on railrn*d ' receivrd by Secretary Taft, which sars lating dirt If thrown where the bens
Ing to tatset exhaustive compilations,
there la one ¡mrtv looking up n route of the Patrons of Hnebnndry. rrcsivhs routes performing service certain days) "In 23 working <laya in February ex- must walk over It and »-ramble with
at 34&.000 tone of 2,240 pounds iwck
per
week,
the
whole
nnml>er
of
days
•a
vat
ion
in
the
Culebra
tut
a
a*
633,
by
the
governor,
which
reflerta
teil
through the Malheur |su«« and around
each other for their supply. Many
the south aide of Malheur lake. There attitude of the State grange in tliat di- the mails are weighed «l>all 1» us»"! as 644 yarxia. On the same tswla a full cases of disease In flocks ctn be traced News emanating from sugar factor!«*
•■attered throughout the «vntlre oHin-
a
divisor
for
obtaining
the
average
‘
month
would
have
been
722,000
yanl*.
___________________
_ rection.
ia not rntirli mv«*i in ______
mileage
hy going The resolution ha» as it« in-
to the lack of cleanllrwre la the use of try tndktatre ronstderabiy larger *-rope
on the south aide of the lake, but it is spirwtion that the manner of sxpendi- weight per day." It ia Ivllcmi this Mareh »h-'n'»! go ronttderably over soft fiKida for poultry.
than thorn of the preceding •ees.m.
will be a toiror deal.
»«Hi,(MM) yards."
claimeil that a better grade can be had. ‘ turn to not autltetantly outlined.