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Feminine. NEW PERKINS HOTEL F iftk end Washington SU.. Portland. Or. The homelike stopping place fo r thoee who appreciate the dollar’s full worth. Room with Bath. Room with Detached Bath Breakfast and Luncheon Dinner . . . . Il R l.M . 2Se 35c EUNSTON ASKS WAR RE ALLIES DECUNE TO GENERAL PAYMENT fOR “ ADEQUAIE fORCE” HOW MRS. BEAN DISARM VESSELS MET THE CRISIS 'There is on* good thing about buy- > ing a really handsome aud expensive dress." said Mrs. Bunting to Mrs Lar kin. "W hat ia that?" "W hy, you feel as though you really ought to buy another not quite so good to save your best one."— Puck. Even the Children. “ An embusque In French, a slacker in England, means a man who shirks i the dangerous duties of war, and | among the warring nations the pur suit of embusques and alackers goes [ on relentlessly." The speaker was Edna Wallace Hop- | Per, who has Just returned from France. She continued: "E ven the little children take their small part in this relentless pursuit. They tell a story about a little girl In Paris whose mother said to her In the Alleged Disregard of Germany Boise: “ 'Look— In that big automobile— Treaties Basis of Rejection— that is Gen. Joffre.’ “ The little girl looked at the vener Case of Belgium Is Cited. able commander ln-chief and frowned. “ ’ Mamma,’ she said severely, ‘why isn't he in the trenches?’ " San Antonio, Tex. General Fred erick Funs tun asked the War depart- mnet Tuesday for more troops to send into Mexico, after long consideration Carried Safely Through Change o f the advisability o f continuing the o f Life by l.ydia E. Pinkham'» operations against Francisco V illa V ego table Com pound. with his forces now commanded by General Pershing. General Pershing Naahville.Tenn.— “ When l waa going suggested that another regiment be sent to him. and General Funston through the Change o f L ife I had a tu mor as large as a asked the department for what he child 'a head. The characterized as an "adequate force.” doctor said it was It was announced at General Fun three years coming ston’s headquarters that the F ifth and gave me medi Cavalry, o f which one squadron is at cine for it until I Fort Myer, V a .; another at Fort was cail-J a w a y for Leavenworth, Kan., and the third at from the city for Fort Sheridan, 111., would be brought s e m e t im e . O f to the border at once, and sent forward course I could not along General P ersh in g'» line o f com |go to him then, so munication to Casas Grandes. ly sister in law told The only reason given for strength te that she thought ening General Pershing’ s forces, Washington, D. C.— A ll o f the en known by the public generally to be Lydia E. Pink ham s Vegetable Com Ice I* Used In Orchards to Retard pound would cure i t I t helped both tente powers through their embassies considerably more than 4000, was that Budding. the Change o f L ife and the tumor and here have handed to Secretary Lanaing when I got home I dui not nrnl the doctor. Near Luling, Texas, a number of or- 1 took the Pinkham remedies until the COL H. J. SLOCUM chardists are trying out a rather in formal responses rejecting the propos tumor was gone, the doctor said, and I teresting plaan of retarding the bud- al made by the State department in have not fe lt it since. I tell every one ding of their fruit trees until all dan-| its circular memorandum that they en how 1 was cured. I f this letter will ger of damage by late frosts has ter into a modus vivendi and disarm passed. The experiment consists of help others you are welcome to use i L ” all o f their merchant ship# with the burying about fifty pounds of tee — Mrs. £. H. R eam , 625 Joseph Avenue, around the base of a tree when the understanding that the United States Nashville, Tenn. weather becomes mild early in the government would endeavor to secure l.ydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com season. The supply is replenished at from the central powers a pledge not pound, a pure remedy containing the Intervals of two weeks until it Is safe to attack such unarmed ships without extractive properties o f good old fash to allow the trees to burgeon. Ice is warning and without providing for ioned roots and herbs, meets tha needs being supplied to several growers by the safety o f the passengers and crew, o f woman s system at this critical period a local producer to encourage the test | Soon after the proposition waa o f her life. Try it with a few trees. Although a consid broached, through interviews in the I f t h e r e Is a n y s y m p to m lu y o u r erable expenditure would be repre press and otherwise, responsible offi sented were the scheme carried out r a s e w h ic h purr.les y o u , w r i t e to cials o f the entente powers indicated on a really large scale, it might not t h e l. y d ia K . P in k h a m M e d ic in e prove excessive if successful in pre their decided opposition to such a plan. C o., L y n n , M ass. It was generally believed here that venting crop losses. Late frosts are a source of much anxiety to growers the unanimous expression o f disapprov- of early fruits, not alone in the South, al inspired the German government WEEKS’ BREAK UP-A-COLD TABLETS but elsewhere as well.— From the to promulgate the new order which A guaranteed remedy for Colds and April Popular Mechanics Magazine. now jg jn force for attacks without La Grippe. Price 26c o f your druggist. warning by submarine commanders on I t ’s good. Take nothing else. -Adv. Hanford’s Balsam. -eonomy In any armej belligerent merchantman. large sizes. Adv. W hile Secretary Lansing said he had Acute Hearing. not had any opportunity as yet to con Hopeless Remedies. sider the formal replies, it is known j A number of candidates for the po J. P. Morgan said at a dinner in New that, though based on different lines lice force were being questioned by a York; doctor the other day, and a pretty stiff “ The German financial position Is o f reasoning, each o f the eneten te, examination it was. too. At length It desperate. The remedies proposed for P °wers h*8 polite expressions o f j j n command o f the Thirteenth cavalry came to testing the men's sense of it reminds me of the horse-thief. regret declined to accept the proposal. at Coiumbus, N. M., who sent the first hearing, and said the examiner: "T w o men were sentenced by a vigi The nature o f their objections was in- soldiers across the border in pursuit o f “ Do you see this watch?" lance committee to be hanged for dicated in the unofficial statements o f Villa and his bandits, "Y e s.” horse stealing, and the rope was various officials when the American "D o you hear it tick?” swung from a bridge over a river. "C ertainly; quite plainly.” memorandum was submitted, and it is bis field o f operations had become so Hut the first horse-thief got o ff understood that they have Bimply been extended that hiB main line o f eommu “ Stand further back.” The noose slipped, he fell into the , Uborated in th. ¿m m unicatfons b * I ” a t f o ^ t h e ' s S f t ° in “ re Candidate retires three paces. water and swam down stream to safe “ Do you hear it now?" fore the State department. : much weaker than they should he. ty. "Y e s.” I t was contended in the unofficial "W hen they came to deal with the "W ell, you must be smart, for the second horse thief, he said anxiously, | discussions that Germany’ s contempt j watch has not been going for a week." as they tied the rope 'round his neck: for treaties and other formal stipula- — Chicago Herald. “ Make sure o’ that noose this time, J tions as evinced by her treatment of won't you. gents? I can’t swim.’ “ Belgium had made it unsafe to rely on | Washington, D. C.— President Wit- j HOW W OND ERFU LLY RESINOL any German pledge. The fundamental I ... . . . _ Better than a plaster— Hanford’s object urged, however, was that there » n and h.a cab.net Tuesday decided to SOOTHES ITCHING SKINS! Balsam when thoroughly applied. Adv. should he no change in the principles «ecept a proposa fo r a protocol b»- o f international law during the prog- twecn the Umted StlteB and the de Fair Enough. I f you have eczema, ringworm or facto government o f Mexico for co ress o f hostilities such as would be in other Itching, burning, sleep-destroy “ Look here. Hiram," said Si, "when volved in the acceptance o f the modus operation in the pursuit o f General ing skin eruption, try Reslnol Olnt V illa and hisoutlaws. be you goin' to pay me them $8 for vivendi at this time. ment and Reslnol Soap and see how pasturin’ your heifer? I ’ve had her quickly the Itching stops and the trou now for about 10 weeks." Mexico C ity— Although the terms of hie disappears Reslnol Ointment is “ Why. Si, ther critter ain’t worth the new arrangement which, on t h e ! also an excellept household remedy mor’n $10.” direct instructions o f General Carran for dandruff, sores, burns, wounds, “ W ell, s’posin' I keep her ter what za, is being sought with the United chafing« and for a score of other uses you owe me?” Douglas, Ariz. —- Three Americans, States have not been made public here, where a soothing, healing application "N o t by a jugful! T ell you what two women and one man, were killed it is understood that many o f the pro- Is needed. I'll do; keep her two weeks more and Reslnol contains nothing o f a harsh near Gibson’s line ranch on the New visions entered into between the two you can have her.” M exico-Mexico boundary, eight miles countries in 1882 regarding the pursuit or Injurious nature and can be used freely even on the most Irritated sur trO W A H D E. B U R T O N — Aasarer and Chemist, west o f Columbus, N. M., between 4 0f outlaw Indian bands are included in face. Every druggist sells Reslnol ‘ 1 Lesdville. Colorado. Specimen prices: Gold. and 6 o ’clock Wednesday, presumably the proposed protocol. The United Silver. Lead. Si: Gold, Silver. 75c; Gold. 50c; Zinc Ointment and Reslnol Soap.— Adv. or Copper, II. M ailing envelopes and t ull price list by Mexicans, according to the story States is asked to agree not to occupy sent on application. Control and Umpire work so brought here by a party o f five Doug- any town, village or camp, and not to licited. Reference: Carbonate National bank. For chronic pain In the back apply las people, who said they arrived on penetrate Mexican territory farther Hanford's Balsam. Rub It on and rub Von Jagow as a Cartoonist. \ the scene shortly after the bodies had than may be necessary for actual pur- it In thoroughly. Adv. "L ik e his distinguished superior beeAn removed by soldiers. suit o f Villa. Furthermore, a pledge Proof In Leanness. Emperor Wilhelm,” says Cartoons A command o f United States sol js requested o f immediate retirement Magazine, "H e rr Gottlieb von Jagow, diers stationed at the Gibson ranch ((f foreigners as soon as the expedition There was once an old Garraboat German secretary for foreign affairs, was »»id to have crossed the line in ¡a an admitted success or failure. crofter who. when giving evidence be is a cartoonist and designer. When pursuit o f the slayers. I ------------------------ fore the crofters' commission, admit not engaged in writing notes to Secre- The automobilists were on a pleas- ted that while he was the owner of three cows, "th e beasts were as thin tary I.anslng he is busy with his pen- m-e trip. Near the ranch they were as Pharoah’s lean klne.” oil. As you enter his office you w ill „topped by a T w elfth Cavalry man. The chairman, thinking to corner observe a large clean blotter on his who advised them to go to the ranch desk, and this, as he talks, he gradual- . ._____ .. . . . . old Kenneth, asked him to say how ly covers with sketches. His servant . hoU8e ""m ed ia tely so that the detach- lean Pharoah's klne were. Washington, D. C .--T h e Tillman brings him a new blotter for every vis- j men* there could afford them protec Even a 17th-century divine would to r .” tion. They were guarded at the house bill to provide for the erection o f an have wanted a day or two to think It ---------------------------- all night by seven troopers who had But Kenneth answered at once. armor-plate factory by the government over W illing to Change. arrived there from Haehita, N. M., in "T h ey were, sir, so lean that they “ There is a very excellent reason response to the alarm given when the at a cost not to exceed $11,000,000 could only be seen In a dream.” why a girl shouldn't smoke.” three bodies had been found. The five was passed by the senate late Tuesday Mind Reading. "W h at?” she demanded. civilians passed a sleepless night, s it by a vote o f 58 to 23. "Makes her less agreeable to kiss." ting in the car, while the soldiers Democratic senators supported the "D o you think there Is any such "W ell, I'll wait till somebody wants crouched around them in the pouring bill solidly, regarding it as one o f the thing as mind reading?’’ asked the em to kiss me,” she said, “ when they do rain on guard. Peals o f thunder and important measures include the N a inent diplomat. I'll give up ctgarets— and take to a "Oh. yes," replied Miss Cayenne. " I f Nine interm ittent flashes o f lightning in tional preparedness program. pipe."— W oman’s Home Companion. creased the apprehension o f the wom progressive Republicans joined with I pay very close attention to what you say and analyze R carefully. I often the m ajority in voting for the bill. en. For Cash. Passage o f the measure in the house fancy I get a glimmer of what you are T .e soldiers told them that the bod- '"Phe Clymers are determined to thinking about."— Washington Star. Administra- get into society, no matter how much ¡es o f the two women and a man had ■* regarded as assured. been found in an automobile near the tion leaders are planning to bring it up It costs.” Paradoxical Result. "W hat have they done now?” ranch, but they did not know what dis soon after passage o f the army reorg "H ow did prohibition work out In "Last year they bought a coat of position had been made o f them. A f anization and immigration billa. arms and a fam ily tree for them ter daylight they were allowed to pro The bill, which has the approval o f Crimson Gulch?” “ Fine,” said Bronco Bob. "T h e boys selves. and now they’re trying to buy ceed toward Haehita. They did not the administration and Secretary Dan have «aved up to much money that a pedigree for their dog.” iels, was bitterly opposed by several ■top there, they said, to make inquiry mebbe we'll have to let a few saloons Republican senators. open so's they ran celebrate their about the affair. Hawaii. prosperity.” — Washington Star. A young man from Honolulu recent Black Cat in Four W recks. German Loan It Success. ly visited our city and was introduced The Higher Education. to the manager of a fight club. The Berlin— (V ia wirelese to S a y v ille )— | North Yakima, Wash. — One closed HI— What course Is Sarah studying manager shook hands with him and D r.K arl Helfferich, secretary o f the im ! Northern Pacific freigh t car, in which In that boarding school? said: "Glad to meet cha. How are perial treasury, told the reichstag Sat a black cat was locked at Auburn, was HI—I can't remember, hut I think ye?’’ " I Just came from there,” replied urday that the fourth German war loan responsible a few days ago for four It’s cosmetics.— Stanford Chaparral. had been a brilliant success, the sub ! accidents. The train had two derail our Honolulu friend. Similarity. scriptions having reached more than ments on the west side o f the moun "H a v e you any references?" Just So. 10.000. 000.000 marks, not including tains, the same car figuring in both. “ Yes, mum, but I left them at home “ Machinery seems almost endowed subscriptions abroad and at the front. The ill-omened car jumped the rails ir> with intelligence.’’ It was pointed out that the German 1 the Rozs canyon and spilled s shipment Like me photygraphs they don't do me “ That's right.” replied Farmer Corn- war loans have now reached a total o f I o f flour and automobiles. A fte r |*asing Justice."— Boston Transcript. tossel. "Sometimes I ketch myself 36.000. 000.000 marks, while the Brit this city it caused another wreck in the usin' the same langnage to our auto When the car was ish loans have only totaled 19,000,000,- lower valley. mobile that I use to the mule.” 000 marks, and those o f France 11,- opened at Pasco the cat disappeared, and no more trouble waa encountreed. 944.000. 000 marks. The Growler. Secretary Lansing’s Proposal to Dismantle Guns Refused. ENTENTE POWERS POLITE BUT EIRM HELP A $50,000 C o rp ora tion desires to secure w ith in n ex t ten days — ^ the services o f H igh G rade R e p rese n ta tive in each town. N o canvassing, so licitin g o r sellin g; r e fe r ences; experience unnecessary G uaran teed incom e to r ig h t pa rty. I >ept. 8, 628 P itto c k Block, Portland, O regon Phones: Main 7605: Res. Tabor 2041. W . S. H U R ST & CO. 202 Alder St.. Portland. Ore. W H O LE SA LE PR O D IC E Wheat. Oats. Burbank Potatoes. Onions, and Onion Sets in Car Lots. Warehouses at Hub bard. Aurora. Canby, Oregon. HifScsi Mttkcl P m tud I « All kinds si Preise. Portland Y . M. C. A. Auto School Day and night classes. Export training In repairing, driving and machine work, including forge, lathe, shaper, drill press, tractors, etc. Time unlimited. CO M PE TENT C H A U F F E U R S A N D M E C H A N ICS S U P P L IE D W H IT E US. HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL The only Automobile School on the Pa cific Coast maintaining a Gas Tractor Dept.. Using Holt Catterpillar, C. L. Best Tracklayer and Wheel Tractors, both in the school and operating field. 445 Hawthorne Ave., Portland. Ore. GOOD MONEY tor BUTTERFAT Exchange your Produce fo r Good Price«. We want ('ream, Egg*. Poultry. Dressed Meat«. Make us your next shipment. H A Z E L W O O D CO . Portland, Oregon. Double Tread, Puncture Proof Tires Made from your oui ones. Last long as Bran New Tires. W E A L 8 () HUY OLD TIRES. W e pay as high as 10c per lb. fo r such as we can use in Double Tread work, and the highest market fo r junk. Ship your Tires at once or w rite us. OREGON VULCANIZING CO.. 550 Wutegt« St.. Pwt^W. Ore. A Cartoon Jab From India. Many nations have expressed their bitterness against Uncle Sam for “ making money out of the war.” W e have been held up to ridicule Impar tially by England, Germany. Greece, France, Italy and Japan. Now India may be added to the list. In a cartoon from Hindi Punch, of Bombay, repro duced by Cartoons Magazine, Uncle Sam and Japan are seen, each with large money bags under his arms. The caption reads "Make Hay W hile the Sun Shines," and underneath we read: Jap: " I ’m fillin g my bag with In dian silver while the Austrians and Germans are busy with the war. And you?” Yankee; "Ditto, ditto. And some thing more. I'm fillin g mine with the gold of the allies, besides." Welsh Product. E. G. Grace, president of the Bethle hem Steel company, said in Washing ton: "Though we can get any price we ask for our munition products from Europe, we haven’t increased our price to the American government one cent "Y e t there are people who. In the face of this, accuse us of overcharging Uncle Sam. These people are as ludi crously ignorant as the schoolboy who was asked: "'W h a t do we get from W ales?’ “ ‘Jonahs,’ the schoolboy answered.” A Fireside Grouch. "Charley, dear,” said young Mrs Torklns, “ you can never complain that I am a frivolous society woman.” "No. Your idea of a pleasant even ing is to sit down and ask me to ex piain all about preparedness, the bal ance of trade, orders in council, and the submarine controversy all in two hours and a half.” — Washington Star. Taking No Chances. He “ Jack is a foxy individual proposed to Miss Peaches by wlre- iess " “ What was his idea in that?" " I t leaves the record up in the air, where it can't be read in court in case he should happen to change his mind.” Plenty of Color. “ You often see a red roof In foreign lands. A bit of color helps an artist.” "Is It color you want? Come over to my neighborhood W e’ve got a fine lot o f red gas tanks.' —Louisville Cour ier-Journal. He Knew. "D id you ever know that there Is a lot o f symbolism connected with a deck of cards? Hearts, for instance, signify love." "Y es. I know. Last night I held a spade flush against four aces snd I had to dig.” 6 Protocol Is Accepted. Three Americans Killed oa Border. Senate Passes $ 11,00 0,00 0 Armor Plate factory Bill Bacon— Your dog? Army Short o f Airmen. Egbert— No. my wife's. "Did the dog growl when you had San Diego, C al.- There are no qual Never Mixes 'Em. to muzzle him?" ified m ilitary aviators available here "H a v e you studied political econ "N o. but my wife did."— Yonkers for duty with the expeditionary forces om y?” Statesman. in Mexico, according to Captain Cowan, “ No. sir. Economy lz all right In Its place. I'm one of those who be commandant at the North Island train n i l ! Hsallhy, S'rofig, Bewatlfsl Byes lieve keeping business out of politics.” Oculists snd ph jsi. i - s s used Murlns Z fS ing institution, commenting on the re — Washington Star. Remedy tnsny years before II —as offered as a quest o f General Pershing for eight Doui-sUe K/s Medieioa. Murlns Is Bull Com fliers. “ W e have not got them to pounded by O a r Physicians and guaranteed send.” said Captain Cowan. “ There by them as a R eliable Relief for (y e e that Need No. 14. 1010 P. N. U. at North Care. Try It In your Brea and la Baby a Byea — are four student aviators No H m a n ln j- J u s t Bye Comfort Buy M srios Island who are ready to take their of your D ragslot — a n ept no Sobotltnts, sod If Y U H r v writing to « H i n i m i l a M junior m ilitary aviators’ testa, hut ;ntereeted w rits for Booh of ths Bee Pree ttoa th i— » g w . ________________ M l HI N B B T C K Z S Z U f CO -. C M IC A U O thus far none o f them have had exper ience in crojs-eountry flig h ts .” Potash Plant in Favor. Washington, D. C.— The senate com m ittee on agriculture Tuesday virtual ly agreed to report a bill appropriating $150,000 for the establishment o f a government plant on the Pacific Coast to experiment with processes fo r e x tracting potash from kelp. By means o f this plant, department representatives told the committee, they believed they could develop a commercial process for the manufac ture o f potash fertilizer. Ground kelp, they said, ie worth now $40 a ton. Steamer Englishman Sunk. London- The steamer Englishman, o f the Dominion line, has been sunk, according to Lloyd's. I t is said that thus far 68 survivors hsrvs been ac counted for. The last record o f th# steamer Englishman snows that she sailed from Portland, Me.. February 17, for St. Nazaire aisd Avonmouth. The Englishman was a vessel o f 6257 tons and was owned by the Mississippi A Dominion Steamship company, o f Liverpool. She was built in 1892. Million Dollar Oil Fire Rages. Tulsa, O kla.- Damage estimated at not less than $1,000,000 was done in the oil fields near Drumwright Tues- day night, when a fire starting in a pile o f refuse spread to the wells. At midnight 12 wells were burning, 24 derricks had been destroyed and many thousand barrels o f oil in tanks con sumed by the flames. Without means o f checking the fire, oilmen feared that the toes would extend into many millions o f dollars. Keep Your Stomach Well It’s the Secret of Good Health The Stomach is the con trolling power in all mat ters pertaining to health and it must be kept strong and active. A t the first sign of weakness, try O STETTER ’S Stomach Bitters 1916 Catalog ^NORTHWEST MARKET REPORTS; GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS Portland — Wheat — Bluestem, 96c per bushel; fortyfold, 87c; red F ife, 85c; club, 86c; red Russian, 85c. Hay- Eastern Oregon timothy, $21 <4’22 per ton; valley timothy, $10; al falfa. $20. M illfeed— Spot prices; Bran, $23(< a 23.50 per ton; shorts, $25.50 (4 26; rolled barley, $31.50(432.50. Corn— Whole. $37 per ton; cracked, $38. Vegetables— Artichokes, 76q^90c per dozen; tomatoes, $3.75 per crate; cab bage, $1.25qi,2.50 per hundred; garlic, 10c per pound; jieppers, 17 J (j* 20c; eggplant, 22|c; horseradish, 8 ic ; cau liflower, $1.35(41.50; celery, $4.50 per crate; lettuce, $2.25; cucumbers, $1.25 <4 1.60; spinach, $1 (4 1.15 per box; asparagus, 10<4'15c per pound; rhubarb, $1.65(42 per box; peas, 9(4 10c per pound. Potatoes — Oregon, $1.40(41.50 per sack; Yakimas, $1.60 (Ri 1.75; new Florida, 10 <4 12c per pound; sweets, $3.25<fi3.50 per hundred. Onions — Oregon, buying prices, $1.50 f. o. b. shipping point. Green Fruit — Apples. $1(41.60 per box; cranberries, $11 per barrel. Eggs — Jobbing prices: Oregon ranch, candled, 20c per dozen; un candled, 18i(419c. Poultry — Hens, 16c per pound; springs, 16c; stags, 12c; broilers, 20 (425c; turkeys, live, 18(420c; turkeys, dressed, choice, 24(<t25c; ducks, 18(4 16c; geese, 10c. Butter — Prices from wholesaler to retailer: Portland city creamery prints, 60-pound ease lots, standard grades, 84c; lower grades, 81c; Ore gon country creamery prints, 60-pound case lots, standard makes, 31qt33c; lower grades, 30g£S0ic; packed in cubea, 2c less. Prices paid by jobbers to producers: Cubes, extras, 29(g)30c; firsts, 27(427$e; dairy butter 1 4 (4l8 ic; butterfat, No. 1, 83c; No. 2, 30c. Veal - Fancy, 114<i( 12c per pound Pork— Fancy, 1 1(41 l$c per pound. Hope— 1916 crop, 10(4l3c per pound; j 1916 contracts, 111(412c. Wool— Eastern Oregon, 20(430c per pound; valley, 27 <4 28; mohair, O re gon, 80(48 lc per pound. Cascara hark — Old and new, 4c per j pound. Cattle — Steers, choice grain and pulp, $8 (|i 8.50; choice hay, $7.50 (4 18.15; good, $7.25(47.50; medium, $7 (47.26; cows, choice, $(>.50(47; good, $6.25 (4 6.50; medium, $5.50 (4 6.25; heifers, $ 4 (4 7; hulls, $2.50(4 5.75; ( stags, $3(45.25. Hogs — Prim e light, $9.20 (4) 9.35; good to prime, $8.26(49; rough heavy, I $8(48.25; pigs and skips, $8(48.25. Sheep - Yearlings, $7.75 (4 8.25; ; wethers, $6.75(48; ewes, $6.25(46.75; I lambs, $8.75(410. Plants, Garden, Orchard and Poultry Supplies, Fertilizers, Etc. reliable W.atem Catalog for Western buyers. O U I My by buy in* o f ua. N e w C a t a l o g N o . 61 F r e e . R0UTLED6E SEED & FLORAL CO. 16» 171 2 nd SI. PORTLAND. OKCCOM ' PORTLAND Y. M. C. A .^ will fit any ambitious young Maa or Worn- ■n for high-claaa l oaition in Bookkeeping, Stenograph, Szlrsmasskip To men this includes valuable athletic, aquatic and membership grivilegf*. al though tuition coat ia less than elsewhere. Valuable courses can also be had in Grammar grade and College Preparatory Subjects W R ITE FOR CATALOG. Monamobile Oils and Greases and FEDERAL TIRES AND TUBES Free Tire Service. "THE HOI SE OF SEE VICE. * M O TO R C A R S U P P L Y CO.. Inc. 33 B ro a d w a y No. Portland, Ora. HIDES, PELTS, CASCARA BARK W e want all you have. W rite for prices and shipping tag* THF N. T. NORTON CO. 33 North Front St., Portland, Ore. |i| A i l T C n Everyone to know about DAD'S vvn n I CU e l e c t r ic h a n d l ig h t a real, great big light, safe, handy and cheaper than oil; wind and storm-proof Fully illustrated cir cular. Koutledfe Seed & Flaral IV , 169 2d St., Partiaad. NOTICE TO TH E PUBLIC. W e w ill move to our new quarters on or about M ARC H 15th to IMth. from First street, where we have lieen located munv years A ll old customers and new one» are invited to inspect our new store at Morrison st.. Portland. Ore. HI'APLEB, THE JEWELER. W A N T E D Agents, live one*, in every locality in the state Only Daylight E gg Tester in the coun try. No competition. Money-back proposition. 8end Ji (■" foi teeter and explanatory matter and et busy in your neighborhood. Address X-Ray Igg Tester. 606 Railway Exchange. Portland. Or. f Safety First. They were watching the boy» coast ing down the snow-covered streets on their sleds “ Ah,” said the elder of the two men, “ that's the sport! Doeesn’t It make you think uf yuur happy childhood days?" "N o,” replied the other. “ It makes me think how slippery that street is going to be after awhile and how easy It would be for you or me to fall and break an arm or a leg while trying to cross It. Every man should provide sgalust sueh contingencies by carry ing an accident policy. I happen to have an application blank In my Steady E£g Market Looked For. pocket. You’d better sign It now be Portland— The e g g market has set fore it's too late." tled at the 18-cent basis, where it will Cleanses the Wounds. probably remain during the rest o f For Injuries from rusty nails or any thfe storage season. It is expected, ! other external hurts, apply Hanford'« It should kill any germs, with warmer weather st hand, that Balsam. cleanse the wound and remove sore receipts w ill increase fast, but this is j ness. Then quick healing will follow. not likely to cause any difference in Adv. the market, as speculators are pre- pareil to take all that come in at this , The Soft Pedal. j price. A atory ts told of a certain well The follow ing notice to egg shippers known theatrical manager, who has a has been issued by s leading local habit of, by hook or crook, getting his buyer: own way. “ To facilitate the rapid transaction | "T h a t'» too loud.” he called out one o f business during the egg storing sea day. as the orchestra started at a re son, we have decided to suspend the ( hearsal. “ I can’t help It, sir.” replied the con established rule for grading eggs dur ductor, " I t ’a marked 'fo r te .'" ing the months o f March, Ap ril and "W e ll,” went on the man of power. May, 1916, and substitute therefor the Imperturbably, “ Just make It 36, j follow ing simple and, we believe, en- please." I tirely just method o f buying eggs at, J as it is commonly called, ‘ case count. ’ Tender, Also True. Prices quoted w ill be for fresh un Edythe— Did the duke say he loved washed hens' eggs as brought to mar- you? Kate— He said he loved the ground ket by the producer (not culled or ( skimmed) and to weigh in regular 30- I Aalked on Edythe— Where were you when he dozen standard No 2 e g g cases not les« than 64 pounds. Such eggs shall be said It” Kate Out visiting papa's gold mine. known and designated as ‘ fresh current — Pall Mall Gazette. receipts.’ It is further understood that ’ fresh current receipts’ shall he Why He Chuckled. accepted as good delivery i f they do Mrs. Peck— Josephus, what In the not show to exceed two dozen dirties world do you mean by chuckling to and cracks [>er case o f 30 dozen.” yourself In that manner? Josephus— It says here that 192 Asparagus Higher; Rhubarb L ow er. 1 wives brought divorce rases Into court Portland — Asparagus was firmer and not a «Ingle husband appeaared to protest.—Judge. Tuesday in response to higher prices in California, and the local market A Good Start. waa advanced to 10 ami 16 cents. " I am absolutely convinced that my California rhubarb was easier at $1.65 arguments are correct," said the earn < and $2 per box, according to grade. est man. " ’ W ell.” replied Senator Sorghum. Another shipment o f Oregon cauli You've got one flower arrived and it waa held firm at “ It’s a good «tart. man converted, anyhow.” — Washing $1.36 and $1.60 per dozen. There has been an advncei in or ton Star. anges in California and higher prices Not Wanted. are looked for on the street in the near " W illie !” called his mother. "Com e future. A single car o f bananas ar- here this Instant! How many times j rived in Portland Tuesday. do you want me to call you?" "W h y, tna," said Willie. "W here did you ever get the idea that 1 want London Wool Sales Now O ver. ed you to call me at all?" London — The wool auction sales closed Monday with offerings o f 8600 Vary Interesting. "T h a t emotional artress says she hales. The selection was good and it cannot desrend to anything like gross was readily absorbed at firm prices. The feature o f the series was the re business details.” "Hum ph! She's Interested enough cent recovery in most grades in antici- In th » gross receipts.” — Baltimore patinn o f further government orders. tmertcan. The usual American demand was lark ing, through difficulty in g ettin g li Help! Help! censes. Compared with the last auc "D o you know, Miss Peaches, I think you must be egotistical." tions, fine merino and rrosa-breds "W hy. Mr. Sympe! How can you closed unchanged, while other grades 6 to 10 per cent lower. Eighty-eeven Imagine such a thing?” " ‘Because you have such capital thousand bales were sold. eyes.” Buyers O bject to High Prices. Portland — There has been no in crease in receipts o f poultry, but buy ers sre averse to paying the high prices that have lately prevailed. A ll the hens and springs that came in Sat urday were worked off, hat dealers had to take a 16-rent price to clean up. [(reseed meats were scarce snd firm The best veal sold readily at 11 cents, snd many more could have been handled. Dealers explain the failure o f dressed pork to keep up w ith the stockyard advance in hogs by the in different quality o f most o f the receipts Good O ffers fo r Klamath W ool. Klamath Falls, Or. — Georg# Mr Ginnis, a wool buyer from Ked Bluff, Cal., who buys wool In this cx>unty every year, was In town recently look ing after business interests. He is offering 22 cents a pound for coarse wool for spring deliveries. Sheepmen hereabouts view the wool outlook with . as much pleasure as last ssaann. | And Never Will. "There goes old Tightwad, the mil lionaire They say he landed In this town 16 years ago with just 67 cents In his pockets." "Y ee. and he hasn't spent It y eL " Tim e to Beware. "A man dot shows o ff too much smartness,' said Uncle Kben, "gets so he enjoys about as much confi dence as a sleight o' hand man In a poker game."— Washington Star. STUDY MUSIC EASIEST WAY oui saiwTtnc » owe Hr4*?*« tM*i. results. shot retnoo S mwmm guerwi- Celts W«a then h iif o f oral initruc- F I« m . * >nr»p. V b lit, Hanio. Mandol.ii. is«Her ee4 < e r e * teeght. W rite toder for C etele* end 4 free !■— — Aamcia School of M m k , m fmmm « 1 P O tT U M ) M t C M
