Mosier bulletin., October 16, 1914, Image 3

POULTRY -
' —
and Dairy Produce
Oregon-Washington to Get
GERMANS GAIN
Tenth of $20,000,000 Fund
ANTWERP FORTS
NORTHW EST M AR K ET
State to Lease Two Lakes
\ S U C C E S S -
Rich in Salt Deposits
REPORTS.
Washington, D. C.— One million dol­
Depends Upon Your Training
lars of the $20,000,000 appropriated
CASH OFFER
Portland — The specialists of the
by congress to continue river and har­
Our cours«« in Shorthand. Pen­
Pearson-Page Co.
manship, Business Trainin* and
bor improvements was allotted by the fruit and vegetable utilization labora­
Salem — The State Land board has ern syndicate.
Mr. Moore recently:
Telegraphy will equip you for a
tory
of
the
department
of
agriculture
secretary o f war for work on the Co­
decided to lease Albert and Summer offered the board in the neighborhood
successful business career.
lumbia river, this amount
being : have completed arrangements for s lakes, which contain rich salt deposits, of $2,000,000 for the lakes, the offer
FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 7.
deemed sufficient to keep construction commercial test of the rtcently-discoV and announced that it would advertise being declined. Another offer of more
T Y P E W R IT E R S . A L L M A K E S
ered method o f concentrating apple for bids at once. All bids must be than $2,000,000 was received, but a
under
way
unitl
another
river
and
har­
Large assortment. Spe-
' cider by freezing and centrifugal received by December 10, and must be bond of $5000 required by the board
bor bill can be passed.
cial Price».
REMINGTON
and SMI IH PREMIER. $15 I»
The total allotment made to projects methods. As a result, a cider mill in accompanied by certified checks or was not given.
Machine» »hipped on
approval and guaran­
in Oregon and Washington was $2,- the Hood River valley will this fall bonds for $10,000 as guarantees of
B U S IN E S S COLLEGE.
Mr. Sheppard asked that the bids I
Western Wings Extended and Ad­ 032,500, as compared with $2,710,975 undertake to manufacture and test on good
teed by Home concern.
faith on the part of the bidders.
for leasing the property be opened as | Fourth Street, Near Morrison, Portland. Or.
Write for samples of
vance Guard Is Said to Hold
work, stating make
carried by the river and harbor bill at the retail market 1000 gallons of con­
Inasmuch as there is a difference of soon as possible so, in case his client
We Guarantee Positions for All
preferred.
Position Near Arras.
the time it encountered opposition in centrated cider, which will represent opinion as to the value of the salt de­ was successful, a company could be
EXCHANGE, 351} Wash. Si., Portland, Or.
Our Graduates.
the senate. Oregon and Washington 5000 gallons of ordinary apple cider, posits, the board decided that it would organized in time to escape payment
combined received more than one-tenth I with only the water removed.
be to the best interest of the state to of war tax on stocks and bonds, which, [ Write Us, No Trouble to Answer.
The new method it is believed makes lease the lakes rather than sell them he thought, would amount to about
London—Dispatches from Amster­ of the full amount appropriated.
N E W HOTEL HOUSTON
Other amounts allotted to Northwest­ possible the concentrating of cider in outright, as had been proposed. It is $15,000. Governor West and State
Dave Houston. Prop.
H. B. Thorsne», Mgr.
dam Thursday say that the Germans
Thoroughly modern. 101 Rooms of comfort. Mod­
ern projects are: Celilo canal, $525,- such a way that it will keep better planned that the state be given a roy­ Treasurer Kay, however, said the
erate Prices. Three minutes' walk from Union continue to bombard Antwerp, that
T h e S u c c e s s f u l B ro o d M a re .
Depot. Write for rates. 72 N. Sixth St. PORTLAND. OR. two more defending forts have fallen 000; Lower Willamette and Columbia 1 than raw cider and also be so reduced alty of 25 per cent or more and that it board had made it a rule to give 60
Sloping shoulders and sloping pas­
and that the Belgian government has below Portland, $200,000; Willamette in bulk that it can be shipped profit­ be guaranteed a minimum payment an­ days for filing bids, and could not devi­ terns,
associated with straight, well-
and Yamhill, above Portland, $25,000; ably long distances from the apple­ nually.
ate from it. Mr. Sheppard suggested set, strongly muscled legs and dense,
BSE-SeSBEE-SEG E G 0 C 3 3 3 S !3 3 a 3 B been moved to Ostend.
C. A. Sheppard, of Sheppard & that the board investigate a California tough feet are extremely essential to
Meanwhile the French account of Columbia, Celilo to the mouth of the growing regions. The old attempts to
j the battle of the Aisne says that the Snake, $20,000; Columbia, Bridgeport concentrate cider by boiling have been Brock, Portland, appeared before the law which provides that the state re­ longevity or hard service. The back
battle on the allies’ left wing contin­ [ to Kettle Falls, $35,000; Snake river, failures because heat destroys the deli­ board in the interest of Jason Moore, ceive 25 per cent royalties on similar should be comparatively straight,
strong, short, closely coupled, well
ues with extreme violence, the line be­ I $5000; Coos Bay, $70,000; Coquille cate flavor of cider. Under the new of New York, who represents an East­ deals.
muscled ami support a deep chest of
ing extended more and more.
The ( river, $26,000; Siuslaw, $5000; en­ method nothing is taken from the cider
medium width, good deep ribs and
German account says that the advance trance Grays Harbor, $110,000; inner but the water, and the resultant prod- ¡
By wear ng a SEELEY SPERMATIC
flank. The rump should carry width
SHIELD TRUSS. No worrying or dan­
guards of the opposing forces are in Grays Habror and Chehalis river, $15,- uct is a thick liquid which contains all j
to the tail, which should set fairly
ger of an operation. Rupture is not a tear
000; Cowlitz and Lewis rivers, $6000. the apple juice products and which can [
touch north of Arras.
high. The hind legs of the horse
or breach, as commonly supposed, but is
The liberal allotment made to North- be restored to excellent sweet cider by
A
dispatch
from
Amsterdam
says:
should he set well under the body.
the stretching, or dilation, of a natural
“ A message received here from | western projects is a result of strong the simple addition of four parts of
opening.
This SEELEY SPERMATIC
Strong hocks, well set and sloping pas
water.
The
shippers
and
consumers,
recommendations
made
by
the
River
SHIELD appliance closes this opening in
Ghent says fighting of a violent char­
terns are of great value. True, level
lu days in most caaes. I f you can’ t come,
therefore,
avoid
paying
freight
on
the
and
Harbor
engineer
board,
which
re-
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­ county; Francel Hawley, cooking and action with good style is essential in
acter has taken place between Aude-
wr te for measuring blank and literature.
water
in
ordinary
cider.
In
addition,
t
cently
visited
Oregon
and
Washington,
all
good horses.—Breeder and Sports­
Sold only by
vallis—Ten young farmers, housekeep­ baking, McCoy, Polk county; Kenneth
man.
and was favorably impressed by the the product, when properly barreled, J
Bursell,
pig
feeding,
Monmouth,
Polk
SERVIAN LAD A FIGHTER ■ work in progress there. It is noted because of its higher amount of sugar, ers and artisans who won first place in county; Charley C. Claus, corn,
L A U E -D A V I S D R U G CO. 8
that the allotment for Coos Bay is keeps better than raw cider, which one of the ten industrial club projects Brownslow, Jackson county; Audrey
Third and Yamhill, Portland, Or.
Putnam Fadeless Dyes do not
$20,000 greater than provided in the quickly turns to vinegar.
at the recent State Fair in Salem, will Meyer, potatoes. Lake Creek, Jackson stain the hands.
Who are Truss Experts and Exclusive
river and harbor bill, and the allot­
State Agents for this appliance.
have a trip for one week to the county; Perry Pickett, vegetable gar­
ment for the Columbia river from
G one, B u t N o t F o rg o tte n .
Exposition at San dening, Salem, Marion county; Paul
Wheat— Bid: Bluestem, $1.02 per Panama-Pacific
B SE>SE>SEB!SSBB S S3Sa83S<33asi3
Bridgeport to Kettle Falls is $10,000 bushel; forty-fold, 98Jc; club, 95c; Francisco with all expenses paid. Jaeger, manual arts, Sherwood, Wash­
William had not been lu the other
greater than the river and harbor bill red Russian, 88c; red Fife, 90c.
These competitors who have succeeded ington county; Vernon Rains, poultry world long when George wooed and
F a m in e .
carried.
Oats—B id: No. 1 white feed, $25 beyond all others in their particular raising, Myrtle Creek, Douglas county; won the promise of his widow.
“ Do you love me, sweetheart?” ask­
Allotments for the mouth of the per ton.
I am the skeleton in every nation’s
kind of work were scored both on ex­ and Oscar Snyder, dairy herd record
closet. I hide myself in the dark re­
Colubmia, for the Celilo canal and for
Barley— Bid: No. 1 feed, $19 per hibits at the State Fair and reports keeping, Creswell, Lane county. Both ed “ George.
Yes, dear,” cooed the widow.
cesses behind the silent uniforms
Grays Harbor are the same as provided ton; brewing, $21.50.
and records of their work, which were project and booth exhibits were judged
"Better than anybody on earth?”
swaying in the dark. While the guests
in the river and harbor bill. A note­
forwarded to Professor F. L. Griffin, by members of the Agricultural Col­ persisted he, after the foolish manner
M
illfeed--Bid;
Bran,
$23.50
per
make merry and the householders ply
worthy feature of the allotment is that ton; shorts, $24.
of the Agricultural college. The fol­ lege Extension force.
of lovers.
them with viands at the friendly board
only those projects which were author­
The expense of these trips will be
Millfeed — Spot
prices:
Bran, lowing list of winners in the various
"Yes,” she answered, "better than
I bide my time.
ized
in
the
house
bill
received
funds
$25.50(d26 per ton; shorts, $27.50(o projects with places of residence have borne by numerous business firms in any one on earth; but, George, don't
But when the alarms sound and the
under
the
apportionment
just
com­
ask
me about heaven.”—Judge.
been given out for publication:
Portland and other parts of the state
28; rolled barley, $26@27.
guests go out to kill, then I start forth
pleted, and the new items inserted in
in the gray shadows of early morning.
Jessie Kent, canning and preserv­ who were interested in the work by
Hay— Eastern Oregon timothy, $16
W e e k - E n d In th e V illa g e .
the bill after it reached the senate @ 17; grain hay, $11@12; alfalfa, $12 ing, Perrydale, Polk county; May E. O. M. Plummer. Details of the trip
With my thin wand I touch the corn­
Th? Tourist (spending a week-end
fields and watch them wither.
have been disregarded by the War de­ @13.50.
McDonald,
sewing,
Dallas,
Polk have not yet been arranged.
in the village, to the oldest inhabitant)
And as the sun shines on battle­
partment.
Vegetables—Cucumbers, $1.50 per
—Well, I don’t know what you do
fields my day of triumph comes. No
Items for which no allotment was
Attractive Prizes Offered
lumaio Irrigation Project
here. It's certainly the most dead-
longer afraid to show my hollow face,
made and the amounts proposed for box; eggplant, 7c per pound; peppers,
and-alive show I was ever In. The
I stalk through village and city, laying
6c.; artichokes, 86c(</$l per dozen;
at
Redmond
Potato
Show
Finished
December
First
these
projects
in
the
river
and
harbor
Oldest Inhabitant—-Ah, 'e ought to
my rattling hands on mother and wife
bill which failed are: Nehalem, $116,- tomatoes, 35c(n$l per crate; cabbage,
and babe.
Redmond — Many attractive premi­
Salem—State Engineer Lewis has wait till next week, zur, an’ see how
175;
Coos
river,
$3000;
Siuslaw,
new
li e per pound; peas, 1 0 @ llc; beans, ums are being presented at the Fourth announced that the Tumalo irrigation the place 'uII be Btirred up then. The
My comrade, War, true to his eter­
project, $112,500; Columbia at Cas­ 6(<(8c; corn, 76c(r/$l per sack; celery, Annual Potato show this week. Some project will be completed by Decem­ Tourist—Why, what’s on next week?
nal promise, has given me the entry
Oldest Inhabitant—Plowin'.—Lon­
cades, $10,000; Willamette locks, 50@85c per dozen; cauliflower, $1.25; of the prizes offered are:
to all societies.—Life.
ber 1. He announced that 72 feet of The
don Sketch.
$80,000; Clatskanie river, $1000; Wil- asparagus, $2.25 per box; sprouts, 10c
Silver loving cup value $25, present­ the big dam had been constructed and
lapa river, $100,000; Grays river, per pound.
Y O U R OW N DR U GG IS T HILL TELL YOU
ed by the Great Northern railway for that only four feet remained to be
Try Murine Eye Itemedy fur Red, Weak. Watery
Great Invention.
$500; Puget Sound, $25,000; Skagit,
Onions— Yellow, $1@1.25 per sack.
Eyes and G ranulated E yelid«; No Sm arting—
The Tumalo project, which
the 36 largest potatoes, any variety; built.
” 1 reckon," said Farmer Corntossel,
1 list-E ye C om fort. Write for Book o f .lie Eye
river, $40,000.
Green Fruits— Apples, 75c(i/$1.50 for the best general exhibit of farm formerly was the Columbia Southern
by m ail Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
The amounts allotted for other proj­ per box; cantaloupes, $1@1.50 per products grown by an individual exhib­ project, was taken over by the state "as how mebbo barbed-wire ought to
be counted as one of the tuost useful
ects in Oregon and Washington have j crate; casabas, $1 25@1.50 per dozen; itor, open to all farmers in Crook before the last session of the legisla­ inventions
of the age.”
B r o a d H u m o r.
been reduced below the amounts car­ pears, $1@1.25 per box; peaches, 30@ county donated by the Oregon Trunk ture, and an appropriation of $450,000
"For what reason?"
“ French humor is a little too broad
ried by the river and harbor bill, it 60c; grapes, 76c@$1.75 per crate; railway, first potato digger, second $10 was made for completing the work.
‘‘When there’s a lot o’ work to be
for us, and when it isn't too broad it
This twelve-year-old Servian boy being the opinion of the engineers that cranberries, $8.50 per barrel.
in cash; for the largest and best dis­
About 23,000 acres have been re­ done, barbed-wire makes It Impossible
is apt to be disgusting.”
fought hard In the rifle pita at Bel­ the money set aside by the secretary
Potatoes— Oregon, $1.35 per sack; play of different varieties of potatoes, claimed, the entire appropriation being fur a feller to sit on the fence an’ look
The speaker was Miss Gladys Un­ grade, and proved himself a first rate
ger, who has adapted so many French shot. He is the pet of the soldiers and o f war will be adequate to continue Yakima, $1.35; sweets, 2ic per pound. not less than one crate of each, open necessary to do the work. Not more on."—Washington Star.
work until another river and harbor
plays. She continued:
Eggs — Fresh Oregon ranch, case to all growers, donated by the O.-W. than half the land has been sold and
T h e W a n in g H o n e y m o o n .
bill is passed and the money thereby ap­ count, 31(rt32c per dozen; candled, 33 R. & N., a cultivator.
"A Frenchman told me a joke the shares their hardships and perils.
no estimate of the value has been
"Terrible scene at my house today,”
other day. He said two rustic sweet narde, 15 miles southwest of Ghent, propriated becomes available.
@35c; storage, 27(<i29c.
A new feature of this’ years’ show is fixed. However, in the neighborhood said Mr. Nuwed. "My wife says I
hearts were walking out together. The
Allotments made for work in Cali­
Poultry— Hens, 14i@15c per pound; a eugenic contest.
and Leupeghm, a small town about a
of $40 an acre must be received for don’t love her any longer.”
girl remarked:
fornia include Los Angeles harbor, springs, 14i@16c; turkeys, young, 18
Among the speakers is Professors E. the state to be fully reimbursed and
“And married only two months.
" ‘I like you very well, Gaston, all mile south o f Audenarde.
‘ ‘After an hour’s engagement the $42,000; Oakland harbor, $98,000; @20c; dressed, 220 1 25c; ducks, 10@ B. Fitts. H. T. French and J. E. Lar­ receive a profit of $5 an acre, as pro­ H o w 's that?"
except those letters G. S. tattooed on
Humboldt
harbor
and
bay,
$200,000;
14c;
geese,
10
@
llc.
"Because Instead of my usual roses
son and Mrs. Robbins, of the Oregon vided in the act making the appropria­
Belgians received reinforcements and
your hand.’
I took home a nice head of cabbage.”
Butter — Creamery prints, extras, Agricultural college.
“ 'But,' said Gaston hotly, 'don’t you threw back the Germans with heavy Sacramento and Feather rivers (work
tion.
of
the
California
Debris
commission,
—Louisville
Courier-Journul.
know, my dear, that it’s the latest losses. ’ ’
35c per pound; cubes, 30@31c.
style to have your initials on you'
Western Union Prospers.
Veal— Fancy, 13@13}c per pound.
An Amsterdam dispatch to the Reu­ $60,000. The largest allotment is $3,-
A G o o d T i m e T o B e g in .
750,000 for the Mississippi river com­
handkerchief?’ ” — Chicago Record ter Telegram company says :
Hay Warehouses Filled.
Pork— Block, 1 0 i@ llc per pound.
Salem — That the year ending June
Herald.
Nod—Here's a doctor who says you
Cattle—Prime steers, $6.75(o6.90;
“ Among the refugees who left Ant­ mission.
Baker — Farmers of Baker county 30 was a prosperous one for the West­ enn get into the habit of not sleeping
choice, $6.50(d6.75; medium, $6.25(u are storing large quantities of hay in ern Union Telegraph company is indi­
werp were Cardinal Mercier and the
without physical harm.
ow ard k
r u r t o n - A„«>or
memiet
Teutons Take Yankee Dye.
6.50; choice cows, $60/6.15; medium, the warehouses at Haines and a large cated by its report filed with the State
H
Lfttdv.lie, Colorado. Sfierimou prices: Gold. minister of justice and other high offi­
Todd—That's an idea. When is the
Silver. Load, $i. Gold, Silver, 75e; Gold. 50c: Zino
$5.25(u5.75;
heifers,
$5.60@6.50;
Railroad
commission.
Its
dividend
cal­
New York — Dyestuffs valued at
They traveled by automobile to
amount of hauling is being done to the
or Copper Si. Mailing envelopes a id full pricelist cials.
best time to begin?
sent on application. Control and Umpire work S O
Flushing, from which point they pro­ $500,000 shipped from Basel, Switzer­ ves, $6@8; bulls, $3@4.75; stags, hay center of the county. Portland was increased from 3 to 3} per cent.
Nod—I’in going to try It while my
[lolled, iieferenoe: Carbonate National Bank.
$4.50(o6.
The company, during the year, in­ wife is away for the summer.—Life.
ceeded to Ostend.
markets are reported to be over­
land to the firm of Walter F. Sykes &
“ More than 10,000 fugitives have Co., of this city, and consigned for j Hogs— Light, $7@7.60; heavy, $G stocked, causing extreme dullness in creased its miles of wire 42,000, hav­
B y W a y of In d u c e m e n t.
C o in c id e n c e .
@6.60.
arrived at Rozendaal, at which place
prices, and farmers are counting on ing 1,585,213 miles of wire June 30.
A certain youngster in Washington the bombardment of Antwerp can America by way of Rotterdam, Hol­
Counsel—Where were you on the
Sheep— Wethers, $4@5.50; ewes, better conditions.
The Baker county It was operating in Oregon at that
land, were seized September 14 bv the
was one day suffering greatly by rea­
$3.50@4.50; lambs, $5(o 6.10.
hay crop is far above average and the time 11,548 miles of wire, an increase night of the burglary?
son of an aching tooth. His mother clearly be heard.“
German government.
Such is the in­
Prisoner—I was attending to me
crop is said to be so large that in event of about 1000 over the previous year.
was endeavoring to calm him against
formation contained in a cable dis- j
It has 408 employes in this state, an business.
it
is
not
taken
ultimately
by
the
Port­
the necessary visit to the dentist.
patch received
here.
A protest
Counsel—Good! Fine alibi, that!
Seattle—The apple trade by far led
“ YouTl have it out, won’t you,
against the seizure has been lodged all the fruit staples, on Western ave­ land market it cannot all be fed to increase of 11. The total cost of all And what Is your business?
its property is given as $143,000,000.
dearie?" the mother pleaded. “ It won’t
stock.
The
Baker
warehouses
are
al­
Prisoner—Cracking safes.
with the State department at Washing­ nue in point of demand, and prices for
hurt much, and then the ache will all
ready filled.
A few shipments are Its receipts for the year totaled $45,-
ton
and
Secretary
Bryan
is
said
to
good
stock
were
such
that
growers
re­
be over.”
W it h a F e w C o w s.
being made by those farmers who do 500,000 and its ex [tenses $38,000,000.
But then the unhappy child began
London—Submarine E-9 of the Brit­ have notified Ambassador Gerard to covered much of the earlier losses and not care to take any chance on advanc­ The company is carrying a funded in­
Cows should be substituted for a
the situation brightened considerably.
to howl with pain. His brother, a year ish navy, under command of Lieuten­ urge release o f the shipment.
debtedness of $32,602,000, and has a portion of cotton. With a few cows
older, was likewise distressed, and ant Commander Max K. Horton,
On the present level of 90c to $1 for ing nrices. Others are shipping hay corporate surplus of $9,740,000.
and part of the cotton land in feed
on
contracts
made
earlier
in
the
year.
added his pleadings to those of the Thursday made another raid into Ger­
the average good fruit, growers, it is
Fighters’ Needs Are First.
and pasture crops the farm would pro­
mother.
duce more revenue and cotton would
London— According to the York­ stated, will net 40@50c per box.
Sand Spread in Streets.
“ Do have it out, dear," repeated tht man waters off the mouth o f the River
Wrecked
Cattle
Caught.
Good locals not
Etna and succeeded in sinking a Ger­ shire Post, the War office is taking Onions are firm.
Hood River — Crews o f men have not be so hard to market.— Farm and
mother.
Baker — After nearly two weeks of
This drastic measures to obtain an adequate adapted to keeping requirements are
“ Yes, Dick, have it out," added the man torpedo boat destroyer.
been engaged the last seveal days in Ranch.
Walla Wallas incessant work, Curtis Haley and A. covering the center of the streets with
brother. “ It will he one less to clean same submarine, under the same com­ supply of hosiery, underclothes, gloves selling at 75c per cwt.
H e r F i r s t Pie.
mand, made a similar dash and sank and other woolen goods for the army are about cleaned up at 85(/t 90c. No E. Lucas have completed a roundup of crude oil, on which is placed a cover­
you know."—Lippincotts Magazine.
Mrs. McBride—Oh, John, don't cut
the German cruiser Hela off Heligo­ and navy. All the manufacturers in Oregons are being offered.
the
cattle which escaped from a ing of sand. Horses thus get a foot­ your pie with a knife.
Im p o r t a n t P re c a u tio n .
Celery is brisk at 40c per dozen.
land September 13. As on the former Leicester, the chief center of the wool­
wrecked train near Sumpter last month. hold on the concrete paving and the
McBride— Huh! You ought to be
There are no good Concord grapes on They drove in on horseback with 200 problem that has been troubling the
"Are you mixed up in this disturb­ occasion, the E-9 returned safely to en industry, have been informed that
thankful that 1 don’t call for a can-
her home port.
their entire product of heavy goods the market. Prices run from 191(//22}r of the cattle which escaped at that members of the board of aldermen has opener.—Boston Transcript.
ance?" asked the policeman.
Grapejuice and time and scattered all over the hills. apparently been solved. At this sea­
“ No,” replied the law-abiding citi-
The action took place at 1 o ’clock must be placed at the disposal of the I and frequently less.
fen. “ I’m neutral.”
and was witnessed by the Dutch coast War office, and that if a single gar­ jellies are about all buyers can see in All but six of the herd were found. son of the year scores of wagonloads
"Then why do you want to talk to guards on the Dutch island of Schier- ment is withheld by a manufacturer or present offerings.
They turned the cattle over to the of apples are being delivered at the
me?”
Good green corn is scarce. Prac­ Sumpter Valley railroad. The com­ warehouses of the Apple Growers’ as­
monniekoog, in the North Sea, off the supplied to any firm, the War office
“ I want my neutrality definitely un
tically
all
the
offerings
are
tough
and
will at once take over the factory.
pany assumed liability for the loss. It sociation. The shoes of the horses
derstood. I don’t desire to take a province of Friesland.
close to unpalatable. Prices are $1.50 is said that the men who conducted the wear smooth in a few days and many
The weather was clear and the sea
chance on what sometimes happens
@1.75 per sack.
roundup were handsomely rewarded.
accidents have been narrowly averted,
to the innocent bystander."—Washing­ calm and the destroyer could plainly be
Gift Exceeds $800,000.
Eggs— Select ranch, 37(</ 38c dozen.
seen cruising before the mouth of the
ton Star.
when teams have fallen on the con­
New York—The sum bequeathed by
Poultry — Live hens, 10(</15c peri
Ems. Suddenly the observers saw a
crete paving.
Special Session Obviated.
Should Be Treated in Blood
B o a r d in g H o u s e G o ssip .
high column of water rise near the Mrs. Frank Leslie, who died recently, pound; old roosters, 10c; 1914 broil-!
Salem— Having been informed that
to
Mrs.
Carrie
Chapman
Catt,
the
suf­
ers,
13
O
n
14c;
ducklings,
10
@
12c;
To Prevent Recurrence.
The vessel
Baker Mines Developed.
“ Billson, yonder, tells me he trusts bow of the destroyer.
the $450,000 allotted by the Interior
frage leader, is in excess of $800,000,
his wife implicitly and absolutely, turned over and sank in three minutes. in the opinion of William Nelson Crom­ geese, 10c; Guinea fowl, $9 per dozen. department for irrigation work in this
Baker
—
Frank
McCarvel,
of
Sump>
Apples— New cooking, 76c(n$l per
Shortly after the explosion the peri­
but------”
state would be available until June, ter, has started development work on
"W ell?”
scope of the submarine came above the well, one of the executors of the box; Gravensteins, $1 @ 1.25; Jona­
The [ thans, $1.25; Winter Bananas, $1.50; next year, Governor West said that he the Moon Anchor mine at Cable Cove,
“ Well, I notice he carries his change surface o f the water for a moment, but estate. The will has been filed.
would not call a special session of the having taken a contract from T. Mehr
and his fishhooks loose in the same \ as soon as those on board observed the entire residue of the estate is left to i Kings, 75c@$l.
pocket.”—Judge.
Cantaloupes—Ponies, 75c per crate; legislature. Believing that the appro­ and Frank Degande to put in 200 feet
plunger had struck its mark the vessel Mrs. Catt, with the expressed desire
priation etpired the first o f next year, of tunnel.
that it be used in the furtherance of standards, $l(r/1.25; jumbos, $1.25.
The tunnel is already in
was again submerged.
H a r d s h i p s of W a r.
the governor some time ago announced 150 feet. Some shipping ore has al­
woman
suffrage.
Specific
bequests
to
A German cruiser and torpedo boat
Cider— Yakima, 5-gal. keg, $1.50;
Lady—Yes, they are very nice came quickly to the rescue o f the crew individuals, mostly relatives, total ap­ 10-gal. keg, $2.85; 16-gal. keg, 25c j that a special session was a possibility. ready been uncovered, but it is the
His plan then was for legislative ac­ hope of the owners that the work now
gooseberries, but aren’t they dirty!
of the destroyer, who could be seen proximately $130,000.
per gal; 50-gal keg, 20e per gal.
tion securing the money to the state. under way will penetrate the ore shoot
Street Vendor—Dirty! Think I can
swimming
about
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Dressed
Beef—
Prime
beef
steers,
12
wash ’em and part their ’air dahn the
Under the present arrangement action for which it is headed.
The Green­
Frenchmen Claim Alsace.
Thera ara successful gargles th s t stop
@ 12Jc per pound; cows, llj@ 1 2 c ; may be taken at the regular session.
center for tuppence a pound in these disaster or clinging to the wreckage of
la the thrust, but to preveut their
horn mining district also reports re­ soreness
London—Telegraphing
from
Belfort,
their
sunken
ship.
heifers,
12c.
Ifeessaut return, the blood must be put lu
’ere war times?—London Opinion.
newed
activity.
At
Tipton
20
men
are
order.
The
beet remedy Is 8. 8. 8., *» It
France, the corresponder? of the Daily
Dressed Veal — 15Jc per pound.
Influences s ll the fun ction s o f the bode to
Astoria Jury Report.
constructing a stamp mill.
Mail says: “ The Germans are try­
H e H e a rd .
Dressed Hogs — Whole,
packing |
Cotton Sent to France.
neutralise the Irritants or w atte products
A s to ria --T h e Circuit court grand
nod to stim ulate their excretion through
New York— For the first time since ing to make the world believe that house, 13} per pound.
Diner—I’ve forgotten what I wanted
the proper chauncla.
Recalled Men Stay In.
Dressed spring lamb— 12(n 13c pound. I jury that has been in session during
to order and I had it on the tip of my war started in Europe a direct ship­ they still hold Alsace, but as a matter
Rheum atic e ra th roa t la s dangerous
o f fact the French are there in thou­
Dressed Mutton— 9}<i; 11 }c pound.
I the past two weeks completed its la­
Salem—G. R. Metsker, who says he Indication, aa It m eans that the blood la
tongue.
with m ors uric a cid than the kid­
Waiter—What did you say about a ment of cotton from this country to sands and so well established that the
Hides— Salted, 12}c per pound; salt ! bors and returned three additional in­ was elected district attorney of Colum­ loaded
ran excrete, and may thus lead to
France was made Thursday. It is sup­ enemy has not dared to attack them. kip, 13c; salted calf, 17/i/18c; green j dictments, making four in all, against bia county at the recall election, insti­ neys
tip, sir?
■erir.ua general disturbance.
The a ction o f 8. S. 8. stim ulates cellular
posed most of the cotton which has There is nothing in front of the French hides, 11 } c ; dry hides, 24to25c; dry! City Street Superintendent Dan P. tuted quo warranto proceedings in the
activity.
It prevents ths s c 'um ulatlou o f
been reaching France has gone through force o f occupation.
If they wish salt, 21(o22c; salted bulls, 9c; green j Belcher, charging him with obtaining Supreme court to compel W. B. Dil­ Irritants In local spots. It enables the
Great
Britain,
but
Thursday’
s
consign­
arteries
to
supply quickly the new red
money
under
false
pretenses
by
pad­
they can walk right through to the bulls, 8c.
DENTAL HEADQUARTERS
lard, who was recalled, to vacate the
to replace worn ou t tlaaue.
ment was to Havre. The total exports Rhine.”
ding his pay rolls.
It returned alao j office. Metsker says he won by about blood
For
this
reaaon
uric a cid that finds the
Vegetables
—
Artichokes,
76(//85c
per'
FOR OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE of cotton were 29,812 bales. This in­
t -a t an easy prey to Ita hrosklnir-Uuwn
People from all part» of
dozen; beans, green, 6(//6}e per pound; I several secret indictments. The jury’s 350 votes and that if the election had th
Influence,
la
scattered
and elim inated.
In
final re[>ort criticised the County court been fairly conducted his majority other words, 8. 8. 8. prevents
Oregon an J Washing cluded 3405 bales to France, 5478 to
Citizen Attack Punished.
ch ronic con ­
bell peppers, Wenatchee. 9-lb. boxes,
ton constantly visit out I Great Britain and 7456 to other points
for
expending
more
than
$3400
during
j
ditions
by
enabling
all
the
m
ucous
Unities
would
have
been
much
greater.
Dillard
Rome,
via
Paris
—
A
telegram
re­
office for dental treat j
50(i/60c; beets, new, $1.25 per sack;
o f the body to secrete healthy mucus,
lie
More than 12,000 ceived here from Berlin says:
ment. Our skill is ac- ! on the Continent.
cabbage, local, lc per pound; red, l$c; ! the past two years for counsel in addi­ avers the recall election was illegal in Influence la ahnwn In a marked Imprnve-
know led ired. and oui bales went to Japan and approximate­
tion
to
the
salary
of
district
attorney.
ment
o
f
tho
bronchial
tubca,
wheret
v
the
that it was called by the county author­
“ The civilians of Lanaeken, Bel­ com, green, $1.60(0.1.76 per sack; car­
promptness in finish- j
hiiaklnesa o f solca w ith thick, grayish ex
in* work in one da> i ly 1250 to Mexico.
ities and that the law provides that the perforations
gium, having attacked German troops, rots, local, $1; cauliflower, local, 75c
Is overcom e.
A. 8. 8 , well
when required tsappre
diluted with water, means a blood bath,
reprisals were necessary.
Lanaeken per dozen; celery, local, 40c; cucum­
secretary of state should call it.
C. F. Stone Is Appointed.
ciated by out-of-towr !
alnca
It
la
welcom
e
to
any
stom
ach and a t
patrons.
Idle Period Not Feared.
was bombarded and ita church de­ ber J, field, .’16(0 40c; eggplant, 75c(o,
Salem — Governor West confirmed
once rets lnte the blood.
Dr Wise is a falee-
8. 8 B. It free o f all m inerals and con­
Lumber Industry Revives.
Along the road between $1; lettuce, local, 40c per box; onions, the report that Harold Clifford, of |
London— David Lloyd George chan­ stroyed.
♦ooth expert. There if j
tains Ingredients wonderfully conducive to
a l w a y s o n e best *
cellor of the exchequer, in a speech to Lanaeken and Tongres all the houses green, 25 (o 30c per dozen; Walla Baker, had resigned as a member of j Baker — The Stoddard Lumber com-1 well balanced health.
in every cal line, and !
ran g»t It at any drug store, but do
Dr. Wi.^e lays claim tc ; a deputation of the workers' national were burned."
Walla, 85 (it 90c per cw t.; Australian the State Fish and Game commission, ! pany mills at Whitney are preparing not You
accept anything else. There la danger
hie distinction in Ora committee, said it was not at all cer­
to
resume
work
within
the
next
week.
brown
onions,
$lfirl.25;
local,
l|c
per!
and
C.
F.
Stone,
of
Klamath
Falls,
had
In
suhetltntee
8 8. 8. la prepared only by
g>m. 27 Years' «tyres« .
What we can t *uar- tain that they were not a little pre­ Army Bars White Handkerchiefs. pound; parsley, 25c per dozen;
pot*- j been appointed to the place. Mr. The mills have been shut down owing The Hwlft Mpeelflc t’ o., 528 itw lft Bid*.,
A
tlanta.
On.
Our
I>ept. will give
antee we don’ t do.
mature in looking forward to any con­
New York—The British consul gen­ toes. White River, $21 per ton; Yaki- Stone formerly was a member of the to the falling off of orders after the you free Instruction Medical
hv mall on any subjact
LOW PRICES FOR HIGH GRADE WORK
start of the war in Europe. Large o f blood disorders. Writs today.
siderable
amount
o
f
unemployment
as
eral
here
declined
a
present
of
several
mas,
$25;
sweets,
$1.90(02
per
cw
t.;
commission,
but
resigned
several
|
Go»d Red Rubber Places, each
. K-'W
The demands on dozen white handkerchiefs for use of radishes, local, 15c per dozen bunches; months ago with other members be- j orders received from the trade in !
The Best Red Rubber Plate«, each
7.5C the war progressed.
S karat «.old or Porcelain C ro*a
* . « industry in this country, the chancel­ the soldiers at the front.
“ The Brit­ rutabagas, Alaska, $2 per sack; spin­ cause o f dissatisfaction with the a tti-: America, however, have caused a re­
N o . 42, 1*14
F. N . U.
lor said, would be enormous, but in the ish soldiers are not allowed to carry ach, local, 75c per crate; sprouts, 10c tude of M. J. Kinney, another member. vival of the husineaa. Logging opera-'
W IS E D E N T A L CO.
cotton trade the distress undoubtedly white handkerchiefs” , he said. “ An per pound; squash, local, $1.75(o2 per
RELIABLE PAIM.KS8 DENTISTS.
The .■»embers who resigned said Mr. tions havo started near Whitney, a j
Phone« Main 2029, A 2029.
would be severe. That was the only enemy seeing them might mistake cw t.; tomatoes, local, 30@40c per \ Kinney was "cantankerous” and that large number of teams and men having
I2S-X Third Street. Failinc Bid* . Portland.
trade, he added, which had completely them for a signal of truce or surren­ crate; turnips, new, white, $1.25 per they did not care to serve on the board i been sent out under Joe Neilson, the
8. L Car. Third and W w h in c u a
company foreman.
broken down so far.
sack.
I with him.
der. ”
of ail kinds wanted.
Write for our
Belgium Moves Seat of Govern­
ment to Ostend.
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