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Interesting News Notes of Northwest
Ilolsteln Brings Record Price.
NORTH YAKIMA, Wash. Bonnie
Ormsby Lass, a seven-year-old Holstein
cow, sold for $2775 at the Mills sale to
thi Hollywood Company of Seattle, a
new West Coast record. A two-day-old
heifer calf sold for 5600. A great many
farmers are going into the hog and beef
cattle business, diversified farming being
the order of the day.
Largest Cement Plant.
OSWEGO, Or. The new $750,000
Portland Cement Company plant at Os
wego is almost completed and is expect-
Wbca you t" to Portland too frtU
' want to
Attend the Theater
You will ret the moat for your mony
by golnc to
THE BAKER
(00. U Baker, MKT.)
On Broad war and Morrlma Mo.
Home of the Famou Baker Playfrl.
Prices. 25e. 830, 50c, TSc. MU. 250, SO
Matinees
8CXDAY, WEDNESDAY. SATURDAY.
Alwaya now ploy, Hlgn-claea company
of real aetoro and actreaaea. Beautiful
cenlc and etage effacta. The Baker Flay
ers have been famous In Portland for la
yean and to ar them U a part of one's
vlalt to the metropolis,
The theater is always a part of the busi
ness of a trip to Portland. At Rroadway aad
Stark Street, night la the Middle of the
Hotel District, Will Be Found tke Urpkeura,
the largest and newest theater In tho North
west, and where there la always a bill that
combines music, novelties and laugh-provoking
features. THE OHPHBUJ1 18 At
WAVS WORTH WHILE.
iAIJTAGES
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DOMJE SISTKRS BKED BROTHERS
Ile a with us attain, TOM KELLY, the Fash
Ion Plate Baritone DO LAN AND X.EN
11ARU, aaslsted by HUGH MACK, present
ing "A High-toned Burglar's Christmas
Tree" GERTIK VAN DYKE AND BROTH
ER, Songs and Piano BEEMAN AND AN
DERSON, a Boiler Skating Novelty PAN
TAtiKNCOI'E, first run pictures.
ing to start operations In the near future.
This will be the largest cement plant in
the Pacific Northwest.
New Lumber Company.
KELSO, Wash. The Eufala Lumber
Company has been incorporated and will
be in operation In a short time. Arrange
ments for a big camp at Eufala has been
completed. The owners of this company
are all experienced men, being closely
connected with the Eastern-Western Lum
ber Company, one of the oldest concerns
on the Pacific Coast.
Start Big Saw Mill.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or. The H.
Edmonds Lumber Company has been in
corporated and the erection of a large
saw mill near Olene has already been
started, which assures the building of a
plant that will saw 3,000,000 feet of lum
ber this season. All the machinery is
on the ground and the company has pur
chased 20,000,000 feet of pine timber.
k New Creamery in Operation.
ARLINGTON, Or. A large, well
equipped sanitary creamery has been
built here by a New York firm. The
creamery has been in operation since
February 1, and now reports a very prof
itable business.
Erec't Cheese Factory,
CENTRALIA, Wash. A. new cheese
factory is being erected here and has al
ready secured the contract for milk from
1000 cows. This is a splendid dairy
section, with a very, promising outlook.
Beet Sugar Factory Assured.
EUGENE, Or. The drainage and Ir
rigation laterals for the drainage and Ir
rigation of a large tract of land north
east of Eugene has practically been com-!
pleted, which assures the building of a
large beet sugar factory by the Eccles
Estate. .
Big Crops In Linn,
LEBANON, Or. Linn County will have
- roxrfil-hr'Mn" "rain and pntatn crop
this year. The grain acreage this Spring
exceeds any previous year by thousands
of acres. An unusual acreage of the
river bottow land In the Santlam Valley
has been planted to potatoes.
Double Cherry Output,
VANCOUVER, Wash. Last season the
Clark County Growers' Union in this city
gapped AMW.P9WllS.k$Wwl,TMk
year the output wilt be doubled. The
Indications for a splendid cherry crop are
the best ever seen in this territory.
Opens New Farm Section.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or: Most of the
work for the finishing of the Klamath
Reclamation Ditch has been contracted
and the reclamation service reports that
the ditch will shortly be in operation.
This will open up a Bplendld farming
section and means much to Klamath
County.
Plants Much Wheat.
- WALLA WALLA, Wash. Believing
that the price of wheat will be higher
this year than last year, when he received
$1 a bushel, George Drumheller has
planted 8500 acres of wheat, which Is a
new record In the Inland Empire district.
Mr. Drumheller expects to market $250,-
000 worth of wheat this year.
Big Crop For Wenatchee.
WENATCHEE, Wash. The splendid
weather and fine condition, of the fruit
trees assures Wenatchee Valley of a larg
er crop than last year, which means that
more than 6000 carloads of fruit will
be marketed from this valley this year.
Record Shingle Run.
KELSO, Wash. Last week the McLane
Shingle Mill made the largest run since
it began operation two years ago. More
than 2,700,000 shingles were run last
week. The mill has a capacity of about
500,000 shingles daily, and conditions
assure a steady run throughout the en-
tire season,
. Her Affectionate Family. .
J Reference at a recent dinner was made
to affectionate families, when Congress
man John W. Abercomble, of Alabama,
- was reminded of a happy little Incident
along that line.
.Some time ago a fond father attended
" the graduation of his pretty daughter
from a fashionable seminary, and at the
, close of . the exercises the head of the In-
stitu'lon rushed up to papa with hands
enthusiastically outstretched.
1 "I want to congratulate you, Mr.
' Smith," said he with great volubility, "on
" your very large and extraordinary aff.ee
, tlonate family!"
"Large and affectionate family!" won
derlngly repeated Mr, Smith.
r "Yes,'! was the .happy rejoinder of the
principal; "during the last term all of
"Miss Smith's 10 brothers have called for
( ci to go motoring no end of times, while
.John, your eldest son, has taken her to
i lie theater twice a week." Philadelphia
Sheet Music Buyers
Accept This Offer
To responsible parties we will send
the latest Sheet Music on Trial.
Write for complete information to
day.
The late song, "My Dreamy Rose,"
is yours for five 2-cent stamps.
Mack's Music Shop
347 Morrison St, Portland, Or.'
"Pm Bungalow Lonely
for You"
The song that's giving them all the
Bungalow Bug.
By the writers of "Honeymoon Trail
Walts" and "Bungalow Town."
Complete blueprints and working draw
ings or Hutt-hla' Northwestern Bua
Kalow "For Two" sent free with every
copy of this song.
Price of song only CO cents.
HUTCHINS BUILDING CO.
Heary Bid. Seattle, Weak.
GOING EAST or .
COMING WEST
We Can Save You Money
Reduced rates on Household Goods, Pi
anos, Automobiles, etc. Through consoli
dated cars, insuring prompt delivery and
careful handling. Rates and Information
on Request.
Pacific CoastForwar ding Company
201 Wilcox Building, Portland, Or. . -
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Arrarie Bid., Seattle.
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