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Newspaper Page Text1916 Catalog Plants, Bulbs, Cardan, Orchard •ad Poultry Supplies, Fertilizers, Etc. A reliable W™i,m CaU kf f r W siU rn buytrt. OUR -'WciiMt Quality" Stock* dtroct to kuyors only - --no a*onto. You »ave tin»* aod money by buying of OB. Thrush SOLVES PROBLEM For and Foot OE ERUIT MARKETS Diseases Associations of Northwest form N e w C a ta lo g N o . 64 F re e . Save Your Steel R0UTLED6E SEED & FLORAL CO. 169 1 7 l 2nd St. PORTLAND. OREGON ADOPTS PLANS OUTLINED BY BUREAU STUDY MUSIC EASIEST W AY out SCIENTIFIC HOME STUDY METHOD Scheme Is Declared Most Advanced Brings quick results. Success guaran teed. Costs less than half of oral instruc tion. Piano, Organ. Violin. Banjo. Mandolin. Guitar and Cornet taught. Write today for Catalog and 4 free lessons. and Thorough of A n y— Fruit Experts to Tour Markets. American School of M usic S00 C«MMfl«ea)tk K 4 . PORTLAND. OREGON PORTLAND Y. M. C. A. will fit any ambitious young Man or Won* an for high-class position in Bookkeeping, Stenography, Salesmanship To men this includes valuable athletic, aquatic and membership grivileges, al though tuition cost is less than elsewhere. Valuable courses can also be hail in Grammar grade and College Preparatory Subject*. WRITE FOR CATALOG. $f>o,000 Corpora - tires to secure next ten days the services o f High Grade Representative in each town. No canvassing, soliciting or selling; refer ences; experience unnecessary. Guaran teed income to right party. Dept. 8, 628 Pittock Block, Portland, Oregon. HELP IS Double Tread Puncture Praof Tires Made from your old ones. Last long as Brand New TIRES Write us. OREGON VULCANIZING CO.. 550 Washington St.. Portland. Ore. III A I J T C n F.veryone to know about D AD ’S W A R I C U ELECTRK H AN D LIGHT. A real, great big light, afe, handy and cheaper than oil; wind and storm-proof. Fully illustrated cir- cuiar. Reuiltdg, Seed 1 foul U , 169 24 Si.. P v tU For Sale-New Farm Tractor Sixty horsepower Cost S3T00. Will sell for $2350. Will give terms. Royce Bros., 230V* 10th Street, Portland. Oregon. Brief Decisions. The man who is in love with him self never has enough love to go around. Sudden wealth never yet made a man any less a fool than he was be fore he got it. A man will never find his right place in life if he thinks somebody else is In it. The man who Is always so sure that he know-9 a good thing when he sees It is often taken for one himself. No man ever gets to be so rich that he thinks he would be happier if he didn't have so much money. The man who can not handle today la no match for tomorrow.—Judge. Spokane, Wash. — W ith the form a tion here o f the Fruitgrow ers’ Agency, the problems affecting the profitable growing and m arketing o f fru it in the states o f Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana have practically been solved, according to participating gov ernment experts. Organization o f the agency was effected and articles o f incorporation prepared as the result o f an all-day conference between fruitgrow ers, rep resentatives of practically every selling agency in the Northwest, and experts from the department o f A g r i culture at Washington. According to an official statement issued by the government officials, the Fruitgrow ers’ Agency is: " A combined organization o f fru it growers and selling agencies governed by a board o f control divided equally between the producers and marketers. I t is the safety-first branch o f the fru it industry, involving the grow ers’ pro tection, assures an orderly control of upwards o f 75 per cent o f the fru it tonnage o f the Northwest, and embod ies the ideals sought for years by the growers in a mutual selling system wholly displacing destructive compe tition by formidable aggressiveness and the most up-to-date progressive measures. " I t provides for every necessity o f the grow er in assembling, advertising, marketing, opening new and widening markets throughout the world, and has as its basis the individual and collec tive requirements o f the grow er from the selling agencies through a uniform contract around which the entire struc ture o f the central protective body íb built.” “ The plan o f organization and pro cedure as adopted,” the statement says, “ was submitted by the depart ment o f Agriculture, follow in g exten sive investigation o f the grow ers’ needs by the government officials through their previous visits in the different Northwest sections. It is the most complete and advanced plan that has ever been prepared for the producers o f any perishable industry in the United States.” Oklahoma Legislators Riot. Oklahoma C ity— Tumultuous scenes occurred in the Oklahoma house of representatives late Saturday while "Im p ossib le!" the members were voting on a section “ But I saw it.” “ Impossible— ridiculous! ” o f an election law designed to take the “ I tell you It did.” place o f the famous “ grandfather “ And I say it didn't— because it la w ,” which was recently declared un couldn’t.” constitutional by the United States “ I was there and witnessed it.” Supreme court because it in effect dis "D o you mean to tell me that he was killed by a bolt from a clear sky? Do franchised the negro population o f the you expect me to believe such a yarn?” state. Partisan fe elin g over the new meas he shouted. “ That's juat what I am telling you. ure finally culminated in an outbreak, A workman on a 20-story building precipitated by charges o f corruption dropped the bolt.” — Kansas City Jour and the passing o f the He between nal. members, during which ink bottles, paper weights and other fixtures o f the Snootral. members’ desks were used as weapons “ W hat is Dubkins, anyhow, pro-ally and a set battle Beemed inevitable. or pro-German?" asked Hickenlooper. "Oh, Dubkins is a snootral,” said M ariner A ge Limit Is Cut. Blifkins. Washington, D. C.— W ith a view o f “ Snootral? You mean neutral, don’t you?” increasing the number o f officers avail "N o,” said Blifkins, “ I mean snoot able for Am erican merchant ships, the ral. Dubkins spends his time turning up his nose at both sides."— New York United States Steamboat Inspection service has reduced the age lim it for Times. officers from 21 to 19 years. No change, however, was made in the System Wrong. amount o f experience necessary before W averley— Chinese brides never see their husbands until the day of the an officers’ license can be obtained. The fact is that an unprecedented num wedding. Marcella— It Is vastly different In ber o f merchantmen are building in the United States and a lack o f officers this country. “ Yes. indeed.” to fill commands was brought to the “ In this country the girls see too attention o f the service by shipowners. much of the men before marriage and too little of them afterward.” Lipton Yacht Is Armed. N ew Y ork — Sir Thomas Lipton’s The Victim. Tom m y saw a small tug tow in a steam yacht, the Erin, which has often large ship, and he heard the tug whis been in American waters as a tender tle loudly. to Sir Thomas’ challengers fo r the “ Oh. papa.” he cried, greatly excit Am erica’s cup, is now an auxiliary ed. "S ee ! The big boat's got the lit cruiser in the British navy attached to tle one by the tail and it's squealing!” the fleet that is guarding the North — Woman's Home Companion. Sea against submarines. This information was contained in a Ready Relief. letter received here from Sir Thomas “ This story Is full of heart throbs.” “ The doctor told you to be careful in which the yachtsman said that he is about your heart. Now to quiet It recovering from a long illness and in Just read this nice medical article tends soon to leave England for the about strychnine.” — Louisville C o u p United States and Canada. ler-Journal. Birth Control Cate Ends. New Y ork — The indictment charging Mrs. Margaret Sanger, editor o f the “ Woman R ebel,” with improper use and o f the mails in forwarding copies of FEDERAL TIRES AND TUBES the magazine containing an article Free T in Service. relative to birth control, was dismissed * THE H O U SE O F SERVICE. “ by Judge Dayton in United States Dis M O TO R C A R S U P P L Y C O . Inc. trict court here Saturday on application S3 B roadw ay No. Portland. Ora. o f Assistant United States District A t torney Content. Her case was to have gone to trial on Monday. G ee W o Anything Possible These Days. Monamobile Oils and Greases Hors* Buying la Ceasing. Kansas C ity — M ajor General F. W. Benson, o f the general staff o f the English army in charge o f the pur chase o f all horses and mules fo r B rit ish forces, declared here that no Am er ican horses had been bought since laat November, and the remount service in this country would be closed. t ods and v^rrtabi«*. which ara unknow th* marl .cal actanc* of this coon try ' * « . a-e OOmOLTâTKM FREE. A M r « Tke C Gee W* Onan? Median? MS C*. FTrat St.. Portland. Ora. Msntwa Paper. P. N. U. No W ' B r * « r i t t a « to r i r i k n Mae Uu »a— - 0. 1019 p ta a t ■ « - ] I Big W ar Plant Destroyed. Bristol, Tenn.— According to a tele phone message received here early Saturday, the new Federal Dyestuffs A Chemical company at Kingport, Tenn., 25 mites from here, was de stroyed by fire late Friday night. The plant was used for the manufacture o f munitions o f war and coat millions. H A N F O R D ’S Balsam of Myrrh A LI M l M I N T F o r G a ll*, W ir e Cuts, Lam eness, Strains, B u n c h e s , Thrush, O ld Sores, N a il W o u n d s, Foot Rot, Fistula, Bleeding, Etc., Etc. Made Since 1846. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 m aa l a ■ BERLIN AGREES 10 CHANGE WORDING IN LUSITANIA CASE NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS; r GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS Washington, D. C.— Germany is un derstood to have agreed to the sugges tion o f the United States the she sub stitute the words “ recognizes liabil ity ’ ’ for the words "assumes lia b ility ” in the tentative draft o f the communi cation designed to settle the Lusitania case. The revised draft was received here late Wednesday night from Berlin. It was submitted to Secretary Lansing by Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador. Several other changes desired by the United States and described as be ing o f minor importance also are said to have been made. In one instance, i however, Germany is understood to have proposed a change in the lan guage suggested by the American gov- j eminent. From high Teutonic authority came the statement that it was expected the Lusitania case would be finally settled to the satisfaction o f the United Portland— Wheat — Bluestem. $1.08; per bushel; fortyfold, 974c; club, 96c; red F ife, 96c; red Russian, 964c. Hay — Eastern Oregon timothy, $18.50(<i 19.50 per ton; valley timothy, $16; alfalfa, $20. M illfeed— Spot prices: Bran, $28.50 (a 24 per ton; shorts, $26 (a 26.50; rolled barley, $31.506132.50. Corn— Whole, $37 per ton; cracked, $38. V egeta b les— Artichokes, $1.10>per dozen; tomatoes, California, $2|per crate; cabbage, $1.50c<i 1.75 per c w t.; garlic, 10c per pound; peppers, 2061 25c; eggplant, 25c; sprouts, 8(<t9c; horseradish, 84c; cauliflower, $1.25 per dozen; celery, $4.75 per crate; lettuce, $2.40m2.50 per crate; cucum bers, $1.50«i 1.75 per dozen; hothouse lettuce, 75c(a$l per box. Green Fruits— Grapes, $4 per barrel; cranberries, $11, Potatoes — Oregon, $1.50611.75 per sack; Yakimas, $1.7561.1.85; sweets, $3.25(ii 3.50 per hundred. Onions—Oregon, buying price, $2 f. o. b. shipping point. Apples— Spitzenbergs, extra fancy, $2.25; fancy, $2; choice, $1.25(<il.50; Y ellow Newtowns, extra fancy, $2; fancy, $1.75; choice, $1.35 (ft, 1.50; Rome Beauty, fancy, $1.50 (u 1.60; Winesaps, choice, $1.1561.1.35; Stag- man, choice, $1.25dil.35. E g g s -J o b b in g price: Oregon ranch, candled, 296130c per dozen, uncandied, O R W R IT E All Dealers s y f i s n e OREGON ROSES and other beautiful F 'l n t n s > r < r il/ iv v I J « Illustrated catal<#rue offering the finest and largest stock in the Pacific Northwest free upon request. C L A R K E BROS., Florists, Portland, Oregon. r Portland Y . M . C . A. Auto School \ TER SHELLS Ù O Y S “The Best on the Market.” 28 c. N o t T h e C h e a p K in d Per 100 Pounds, - - SI.00 1 F. O. B. Portland. Per 600 Pounds, • - 4 .5 0 1 Butzer’s Seed Store 188-190 Front Street, P O R T L A N D , O R E . A g e n t fo r Z E N O L E U M The Old and Reliable Dr I s a a c T h o m p s o n 's E Y E W ftE R is both a remedy for weak, inflamed eyea and an ideal eye wash Keep torn eyes well aad «he? will help keep you. OCr at all er seal if Mat! ai»n i*«.#! af pne* WKITK FOR FRKK HOOKLCT JOHN I l i l " IP80N SONS . ( ' 143 River St.. Troy. N. Y. RAW FU R S W AN TED . S k u n k , R a c c o o n , M U S K R A T , O T T E R , ETC Better Prices; Quick Returns SHIP TO H. LIEBES &, CO. Felt Reasonably Safe. Manufacturing: Furriera. Lat. 62 Year«. A young man dropped Into a state 238 Morris* St.. of coina and It was several days be fore he fully recovered. Later he spoke Corbett Bldg., PORTLAND. O REG O I of his experience w ith a party of his | friends. "Oh. yes.” the young man said, In response to a question, ” 1 knew all LOSSES SURELY PRtVENTfl the time what was going on, and by Cutter'» Black it« Pilla. Law- priced. frech, reliable; preterrad b f also knew that I wasn't dead, because IVewtern atockmen becaus* they pra- my feet were cold and 1 was hungry." tMt where other vaoelncc fall. “ I ■©€,” thoughtfully said one of his I I 4 t Z friends, “ but how did that make you lo do»* 5»!* bi .. an ! phi « a h think vou were still alive?“ I i > *ny in •- tor. but Cutt*r*» b*»t. 1 « . t $» x «v o « Th# ■uparlrirtty of Gutter pr..t. ti It ,iu» to o t t r * Well, answered the joun^ man, i js(ri «»r *ps.'U!i«inx in v»*ein*$ and itfumi aniy. “T in heaven »«alat *n Cutter* unoMsinahl#. ord*r direct. 1 L K ’ ni>w n e w thut m a t if 11 I 1 w were e r e in n t a v e n I 1 T>jl CUTTI|| LABO If r a t o « y . Btrtetey. Caiitertla wouldn t be hungry, and that if I were anywhere else my feet wouldn't be cold.”— Philadelphia Telegraph. J BLACK « LEG Poultry — Hens, small, 14c; large, 15<(i 154c; small springs, 14(ul5c; tur keys, live, 18 (it 20c, dressed, choice, Day and nisht clauses. Expert training 24(u25c; ducks, 126 i 14 c , geese, 10c. in repairing, driving and machine work, including forge, lathe, shaper, drill press, Butter — Prices from wholesaler to tractors, etc. Time unlimited. COM PE retailer: Portland city creamery TENT CH AUFFEURS A N D M E CH AN ICS S U P P L IE D . W H ITE US. prints, 60-pound case lots, standard grades, 34c; lower grades, 28(u32ic; Appreciating a Philosopher. Oregon country creamery prints, 60- ouarantcid da momcv axruNoco Thackeray’s discomforts during his pound case lots, standard makes, 324c; *— I » .« 4 —Il I— a it. N « «»»am«. r«~4, i . U f w a 1 St«.»» ba a * . >i ft «ri. —H» . «a . . . . Long Winded. Stay in the United States, on which he j U. beefctat h « I. - L O P H U C U U .” —4 • HUI lower grades, 28(0.3 lc ; butter packed 14CX M A U 1 I1 - . . . . . , . . dwells in his letters to Mrs. Brook- In the days of his youth Senator M O niSAtTC M FC C O . B LO O M FteLO . M.JL in cubes, 2c less. I rices paid by job- wa9 alleviated by some amus L K p t. 102 Blackburn of Kentucky was asked by bers to producers; Cubes, extras, lng Incidents. net GOPHER A SQUIRREL CURES. a friend to second a duel. H e con 294c; firsts, 274c; seconds, 25c; dairy A fie i hit. return he told Carlyle that sented, and at the next sunrise the butter, country roll 16 66 18c; butter I on one of his journeys the train stop parties met. It was Mr. Blackburn's ped at Concord. "Then ," said Thack fat. No. 1, 32c; No. 2, 29c. duty to say the la3t word concerning Veal Fancy, l l ( i i l l 4 c per pound. eray, "one of the two silent Yankees A Solution of the Far-Eastern Tangle. the terms of the duel. One of the ____ ___ _ _____ opposite me said, ’ Mr. Emerson I hear, Pork- Fancy, 10c per pound. senator's colleagues recently said at W hy should not the United States a Washington dinner that although Hops— 1915 crop, 106tl3c per pound. *l v e s *n ,t) ls towI'- . let Japanese energy and engineers ami W o o l-E a s te rn Oregon, 186,25c per ,*#•#.. was the drawling re olnd- workmen work with American capital Mr. Blackburn faithfully performed i it ocv ox? u • er, and I understand that, In spite or the duty, the duel never took place. pound ; val ey, 256, 20c; mohair, Ore- hl; queer notlon8, he ,B a mall of con- in the development of China's re A murmur of “ W hy not?” went gon, 28(<i 29c. sld-er able prop’ty.' ’’— London Cbron- sources? round the table at this remark. The Japanese are willing and eager Charles C. Crowley, a private detec j Cascara bark— Old and new, 4c per ; ¡cie “ For a very simple reason,” contin to earn dividends for American capi tive of San Francisco, and recently In j pound. ---------------------------- ued Mr. Blackburn's colleague. “ When tal, if Ajnerlca is willing to give Just Cattle Choice steers, $7.256, 7.75; 1 n»ra Health?, strong, iieaatirui icj»» Joe finished speaking it was too dark tho employ of the German consulate rewards for their labor. China would In the western city, has been arrested good. $6.756, 7 ; medium $ 6 .5 0 6 6 6 .7 5 ; Z T s l i s . L o e l Z 2 1 welcome American capital, for she for a d u el!”— Washington PosL by agent! of the department of jus choice cows, $5.50 (,,; 6 .7 5 ; medium, u om , s il0 E ja M edicine. M u rine la a m i Com- knows that there Is no string of terri tice on a charge of conspiring to de $4.756,5.20; heifers, $46(6.40; bulls, pouQ«J»d by O ur P bjekcla n a a n t gu aran tee«! torial consideration tied to it. Chinese Squelching a Heckler. by them a » a R elia b le R e lie f (e r K y e » that Need coolies would be delighted to find W alter Runciman, the English stroy ships carrying war munitions $2.506(4.50; stags, $361,5.25. , ! Care. T r y It In you r Kyee and In B a b y 's Eyea — Tho H ogs— Light, $7.50 (it 8.05; heavy, No S m a rtin g — Juet Kye C o n fo r t Buy Murine work in mines and factories. statesman, Is a man with a rather as and auppliea to the allies. hardest work has no terror for them. nf you r D ru g siet — n<u-ept no Hubetltute, and i f $6.50(„,7.25. tonishing readiness at repartee. Some In terested w rite fo r Book o f tbe * y e Free, It Is empty stomachs, and the appall time ago a heckler was worrying him States and Germany at a conference Sheep — Yearlings, $7 @ 8; ewes, u m iN U Z i t i H Z S I U I CO.. O ticAU O ing and ever growing number of them, at a meeting about the education ques between Secretary Lansing and Count $5.756f;7; lambs, $7.506,9. that they fear. tion. When the Worm Turned. And America,— why should she ob “ Now, sir,” he began, " I have a von Bernstorff. It also was said that the one modification made in Berlin "Y ou r Honor.” declared O fficer Mc- ject to handsome dividends on her in Mutton Wool Held. school In my eye”— vestment. to the increase of China's "N o, pardon me." interrupted Mr. was not material and that German offi There has been very little e «r 'v I Pherson. "I heard an awful yellin’ purchasing power, to the expansion of “ I back in the wagon yard, and when I Runciman; “ you have only one pupil.” cials here did not consider that the shearing in the Northwest this year, — London Tit-Bits. State department would object to the j Usually a considerable quantity of ! got there this man was beating his I American trade with the Far Cast, to a better understanding between her w ife.” change. mutton wool has been shorn by this I Judge ltroylcs turned sharply on tho and Japan? Teutonic officials seemed most con date, but ow ing to the stormy weather Besides, this answer to the Far East prisoner, a tall, gaunt farmer, with fident that in agreeing to the Am eri the present season, the sheep are al- j clay colored complexion. ern question solves also the California can request to substitute the word lowed to go to the slaughter houses Is this true? W ere you beating problem. Let American capital and Japanese energy develop northern “ recognizes” for the word ’ ’ assumes” with the wool on them. Some shear your wife, sir?” demanded the Judge. Manchuria and Yunnan, and you will preceding the mention o f liab ility o f ing has been done at the Seattle stock- “ Yes, yer honor.” see with what an lndeceut lack of "H o w did you come to do It?” Germany to make reparation for injury yards, where the wool is held for the "L o rd knows. Jedge. Fo’ 20 years manners "the politest race on earth" to neutrals the Berlin foreign office later market, but nothing has been would turn their hacks on thb smiling had removed all cause o f possblie diffi done at the Portland yards or in the she alius wuz th' one what did the foothills of California and the thirsty heatin', but I Jes' happened to catch culty. Yakima country. her when she wasn’t feelin’ rlgh L "— cities of Arizona.— From “ China's because the entire system Vast Resources," by Adachl Kinnosu- Contracting has not yet started in Case and Comment. becomes permeated with ke, In the American Review of Re the Northwest. Buyers are in the injurious acids. views. HI* Recipes. | field in some o f the districts, but have T o re lie v e rheum atism Scott’s “ I see." said Hllklns, "that a French 1 not been able to agree to terms with The Lecture Platform. Emulsion is a d ou ble h e lp ; it is the growers. The market is strong Scientist has discovered a method for An American gentleman got ac rich in b lo o d -fo o d ; it im parts and the prospects are good, but buyers staving o ff old agp." "W ell, what of it? " demanded W il quainted with a Frenchman who was strength to th e functions an d sup London — A general conference o f i consider the prices demanded as en- kins. "There's nothing new In that. very anxious to acquire the English p lies the v e r y oil-food that rheu the allies in Paris to consider all polit i tirely . . too . . high. . . | A man can stave o ff old age by Jump- language. The American, In order to m atic con d itio n s alw ays need. In spite o f the very severe weather ln(? o ff the K lffe, U)Wt,r or dropping help him. said that If he would »end ical and strategical aspects o f the war in the past six weeks, no heavy losses a lighted match in a powder barrel his exercises to him ho would willing Scott’s E m u ls io n has is to bejield. Announcement to this to stock have been reported. It has while sitting on it. or by rocking the ly correct them. h elp ed countless thousands effect was made in the house o f com been an expensive feeding season for boat when he's out on tho water, or Nothing was heard from the French w hen o th er rem ed ies fa ile d . mons by Prem ier Asquith. the sheepmen, but it is believed the [ by riding over Niagara falls sluing man for some time, but finally a letter Prem ier Asquith’s statement was winter losses w ill prove but little more astride of a log. Those French sclen- came, couched In the following choice N« AlcokoL Rebut Salutitele». made in the course o f an address in than the average. t‘» ‘ » "•»>‘ 6 me tired with their hullaba- English; “ In small time I can learn so many ______ loo over nothing."— Harper s Weekly. connection with the opening o f parlia El tbook and her ment. The premier said a large vote dictionary as I think I will come at N f W MODtRN DANCING. Lewiston Retains Show. Why He Giggled. o f credit would be asked next week. F Fletcher llellain..re. the leeii.ng Danclrir E x the American and go on the scaffold He announced that the government Spokane — Unanimous adoption o f a pert and Instruct. it tn New V..rk City, w rit.«: I to lecture.” — Milwaukee Wisconsin. Jimmie giggled when the teacher read the story of the Roman who was now taking stock o f all its muni resolution here Wednesday by the di havaueed A L I EN 'S FOOT EASE, the antif ptlc to be shaken Into Ü .» eli.e«, for ten V-tir-, swam across the T ib er three times tions, men, finances and industrial re rectors o f the Northwest Livestock powder One Lacking. and recommend it to all my pupila.” It cure» end before breakfast. "Y ou do not doubt serves, so as to be in a position to put association, declaring that Lewiston, prevente ».re feet. Sold by ell Drug and Depart "Dili I muli »land you to say that ment Store», ite. Sample FREE. Addreen. Allen a trained swimmer could do that, do forth its maximum strength. Idaho, would continue to be the per S. Olma ted. Le Roy. N . Y. Duhwaito lias the qualifications of a you James?” The forecast made several weeks manent home o f the association’ s an statesman?" "N o sir." answered Jimmie, "but I ago o f a daily expenditure for the war nual stock show, ended a recent move- "Yes. He has a rumbling voice, a Cause and Effect, wonder why he didn't make it four «p o o r Tompkins never gets any ponderous look and a bulky figure.” and get back to the side his clothes o f £5,000,000 had proved, the premier ment among various groups o f stock- "B ut you haven't mentioned brains?" said, to be nearly accurate. men to have the annual show trans- . credit for what he does.'' were on." " I didn't say he had all the qualifi Obligations incurred by the war, he ferred from Lewiston to Spokane. "That's the fate of some men.” cations of stalesinauship.” — Birming added, would impose a serious strain Defined. The movement is said to have had “ His secretary gets the credit f' ham Age-Herald. W illie — Paw, what is a militant suf on the country for a generation to its inception when representatives o f all the speeches he makes, his wife come. This burden, he believes, could the Cascade International Livestock K1’*® the credit for his manners, and fragette? No End to It. his daughters get the credit for his Paw— A female whose mouth you be met only by large additions to tax association requested Spokane to take "R eading a popular novel, are you? ability to dance the inaxlxe.”— Balti can't open when she Is in jail and ation and by maintenance o f England’s over that association’s annual show at How an Immortal being can waste hit more Sun. can't close when she is out of jail, m y credit by keeping up the volume o f North Yakim a. The request, how time with such trash Is beyond me.” son.— Cincinnati Enquirer. exports, holding down unnecessary im ever, subsequently was withdrawn “ A te you quite sure that I am im Hereditary Pants. ports and reducing expenditures. A t a conference between representa An anecdote of a little boy watrh- mortal?" Berkshire Humor. "O f course you are.” tives o f Spokane business organiza lng a flock of sheep on the screen is “I hear all the yards in Berlin are "In that case 1 don't see why I tions and executives of the Northwest told. Two Ships Burning at Dock. planted for vegetables." "Aunt Motile, what’s those things?" should b*' so darned economical of my N ew York — The British steamers Livestock association the concensus of "W e ll— and has the germination "Sheep," his aunt replied. "Sheep's time.” — Boston Transcript. succeeded?"— W illiam s Purple Cow. Pacific and Bolton Castle, lying at the opinion was that Spokane should not wool Is what your pants are made of.” take any action antagonistic to either "Huh! No they’re not,” Willie pier o f Barbor & Co., at the foot o f stock show. snorted. "Mamma made my pants out Pioneer street, Brooklyn, caught fire — of Charlie's old ones.” early Wednesday and it was believed All Wheat Markets Are Firm. that both would be destroyed. Some Portland — The wheat market is j Comparative Profits. o f the members o f the crews were First Coal Dealer-- llow much profit thrown or jumped into the water, and firmer, but there is little doing in the loss o f life was feared. The fire country, as farmers are not sellers. At are you making on a ton now? Second Coal Dealer—Tw enty five started on the pier o f the N ew York the Merchants’ Exchange 5000 bushels per cent. , Dock company, the longest in the East of February fortyfold were sold at 97 "W ljy, that's a good deal more than River, and spread to the tw o steamers rents, the same price as bid Monday, I am making ” and tw o lighters loaded with gasoline and 5000 bushels of February club at "But you sell to the rich In large which were lying at tbe pier. 97 cents, an advance of 3 cents over lots I sell to the poor In pailfuls.”— Monday’s price. Other bids were Life. raised from I to 24 cents. Barley was Zoo Now Has Kinkajou. On* Thing That Will Not Fall. Portland, Ore. — Washington Park firm, with bids for brewing posted on "T h e re Is but one thing tn all tho I f you find yourself “ left out’ * zoo now has a kinkajou, a strange and the board for the first time this season. I world we ran put our faith and rell because of a poor skin, and want rare fruit-eating animal that used to The oata market was quiet in the val ance In with perfect confidence,” said a clear, fresh complexion, use be common in South Am erica. He was ley, but firm east of the mountains. the Sunday school teacher "Can any received Wednesday from Ben Stim- Bttle girl tell me what it Is?” Spokane Orders Halp Egg Trade. "S afety pins! ' promptly answered a mel, o f Spokane, who obtained him little miss who had ideas of her own. Portland — The egg market gained from a soldier o f fortune who carried the animal around with him until he temporary firmness Wednesday by — Kansas City Star. got hard up for funds and then pawned rather active buying on the part of Tendency of th# Times. him to Stimmel. Portland got it for shippers for Spokane account. The "L ook s like an age of feminine su $15. The scientific named o f the crea buyers paid 28 cent* case count, and premacy.” ture is cercoleptea caudivolvulua. He practically cleaned up the street. "H o w now?" NORTHWESTERN AGENTS is related to the raccoon and has a long Lower offerings were wired from San “ Just saw a crowd of kids at play. tongue like an ant-eater. Francisco, but were without effect at The little girls In the party were boss at least once a day. W a»h thor the time. Other lines of country ing the Job of constructing a snow • Oregon oughly w h s warm, creamy lather Fire Found on Steamship. produce were quiet. The poultry mar woman.”— Louisville Courier Jouraal Portland, ol it, then rime the face with plenty N ew Y ork — Fire was discovered in ket wa* inclined to be easier and veal ol-cotd water. the cargo on board the steamship was also weak. Pork was steady. Influen* Pi nk® It d' c* r. t often take many days Fpliootle. No changes were reported in the Fyt, Veendyk o f the Holland-American line pr a n d a ll I>lRtemp#r cf such regular care with Resinol ea the veeeel wes penning out to see butter or cheese markets. n»*te and throat th ro a t S ap to sh w an improvement, be Tpomd.'* II other*, no m a tte r how distraiteli cured, snd Wednesday. Captain Lieuweh quickly i* « n y < »f »f th a a a d laaane« w it h s P O H N ' S L I thssA is kapt from hsvtnc an] ta usetheRe» r ! medicatsmuxHkt‘ Fruit Trade Quiet. put back to the pier at Hoboken. It Q U ID D l t T E M P I R C U H E . T h r e r to s ix d o s e s o fte n e u r a and refreshes the akin, wh.ie the »nc 50-cwnt bottle guaran teed to do ao. B c*t thin# Portland The fruit trade wa* quiet won said after 30 firemen had fought for brood mar«®*, s e t* on ths blood 80 c a bottle, 85 doten periectiy pure soap is cleansing it the flames for more than six hours, Wednesday, aside from the demand for bottle* Prwffxl'tn and barrsas shops or m anufaiturars sell 1« M-r-t — r ‘W n -a.-. Sarisol I « » It. A gents wanted. that the fire wee under control. Effort apples. A car of head lettuce ia due . •» -' a (X a w t a will be made to determine its cause. and tha steamer will bring an assort A i l n » r " a t- ! tliVSi ft-» aaWipl*» tra*. Prices are The Veendyk carried $200,000 worth ment of small vegetable#. « I N aa Ptvt. ii-K atsaovl. La. .waa, M i unchanged. o f oil cake consigned to Rotterdam. RHEUMATISM IS SLOW POISONING All Aspects of War Will Be Considered by Conference of Allies (5 k x e a Young people need clear complexions Resinol Soap Portland Seed Co., SHIPPING FEVER SPOHN MEDICAL CO., Chemists, GOSHEN, 1ND.