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r: FISH INDUSTRY !
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First Feminine Norwegian Statesman
in mm brows
Census Report on Industry in Oregon
Shows Healthyy Growth Produc
tion in 1908 Was Million and Half
Very Prosperous.
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WASIllNOTON, I). C, April 1 I.
Tho fishing Industry or Oregon nhow
ii lioalthy growth, according to the
forthcoming Hput'lnl United State
census loport on tho flahorloa of tin
United Stftos for tho year 190S, pre
pared hy William M. Stuart, chief
statistician for innniifncturoB, bureai
of the census.
Tho product In 1908, amounting ti
$l,'lfi0 000, vii8 larger In value thai
In any provlotm year, though It wit
marl 10,000.000 pountlu Icsh Ii
v night than In 1 81)5. The number of
p rsons employed, cxcIuhIvo of Hhoroi
men, In 1908, was 170!) as comparei!
with 3C09 In 1901; tho vobboIh and
boats between 1901 and 1908 Increas
ed In value from $.'1G9,000 to $508,
000, or 118 per cant; tho apparatus o
capture In the flame porlod ioho li
vable from $015,000 to $795,000, o
JJl! per cent; and the total value of
products expanded from $1,185,0011
Jn 1901, to $l,:i50,000 In 1908. .
gain of 14 per cent.
Salmon (In Chief I'redocl.
In 190 1 there wore 15 hpocIch o
products as compaied with 121 l
1908. Thoso not roportod In oarlK'
canvastes wero cultus cod, flounder
Hculpln, fietuotenguo or sea troll'
blade snapper, sole and (ouicod, imiu
of whkh weii) taken In coiiRlderuhl'
epianlltlos The value of flic salmo
t iitf.li lepresenteel 90 por cent eif th
total value of products In 1908. Th
bulk of the Oregon salmon produc
was of the chlnook variety, whle
contributed !8 por cent of tho tola
weight and SI per cent of the tola'
value of salmon reported for t
state.
Of the total value) of the product
amounting In 1908 to $1.:iU,000
salmon contributed $l,:i() 1,000, ei
which $1,1 18,000 woith wero cailghi
In tho Columbia river district, and
$15:', 000 worth in the Pacific coast
district. Chinook salmon made up 'i
total value of $1,050, 000, anil of that
sum $1,011,000 icprcHOiitcd thou,
taken In the Columbia river district.
'I lit remaining varieties of salmeiu
caught were silver, valued at $109,
000, steelhoad, $109,000; hluolmcU
$20 000, and dog or chum, $7000.
There were caught nisei, emtflsb
valued at $8000; shad, $S000; miiii
licun, $OSOO; crawfish, $11,000.1
e rubs $0900; damn, $L000; and oy
tin, $12 00.
(i.lcli l.'lhenliere Than in Columbia
Fxtlimlvo eif tho Columbia rivet
product, wilucd at $1,102,000, the NY
hale m, 'llllamook anil Noctttggu rlv
f it fuuiMied $10,000 worth; Uogu.
rim, $.17,000; Cotiulllo river, $20.
000, Clackamas anil Willamette rlv
ci, $ 'until); Ooos bay. $20,000
Kul i.iw river, $17,000; Yatiuliiii lm
and llur, $12,000. with mnulloi
an i tint tiiiitrlhutod by Alaeyn liny
and r I r . rmMiiu river, NtikauMluun
ile r, itr
I he Iih tease hotwonn 1 00 I and
1'i'iH in tlie quantity of salmon re
poru 1 w.is 102,000 pnuuihJ, or I per
nut -tnd in tin value, $150,000. or
' ' )r i iit There was n ilicronn'
In tl t pi.iiiUtv cuiighi of the chlnook
and tit r or chum, specie, although
the lb e ef each InereiiHeil. lioth
t'i cpi.it ut uud ulne of bltiebuck,
I'm i .-ml stcflliHuil Mtliuoii lucreas-
tl The hiiliHou catch of tlio Ceiluni
In i iiwr c iiiistltiiliMl 75 per ctnt of
the t t il (.itch of the state, ami rcpro
iMitttl y', per cent of its total vulitt
Man'Ht the entire naltnoit product of
the dlffeicut rlvora, except lug tho Co
lumbia, Vlurknmai autl Willamette,
wits iihcil in the canneries
!ii'.rA :fMter'M'mfri 4 swm.
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feM l& - Pf! ' Mil
'. 1 1
CAMGRRIST TRIAL BIRTH RATE IS
DRAGGING ALONG LOW III FRANCE
May Continue Over a Year Do Many More Deaths Occur Yearly
Not Believe That Judge Will Dare
to Inflict Death Penalty Would
Last a Week in Enojand.
Than Births Over 30,000 Died in
1903 From Cancer, Which Is
Spreading) at Alarminp. Rate.
FO R S A LE
Eighty acres of the best land north of Rogue river; 35 acres In pears;
I 5 acres In apples; 14 acres to oats; 10 acres to potatoes; 3 1-2 acres to
) onions, 1 1-2 acres to beets, carrots and parsnips; 2 acres to blackberries
i and raspberries and 9 acres to graBS and rye pasture.
1 This place has no buildings, but a fine building spot, with a well of
j good water, the entire placo fenced with woven wire; has u deeded wa
ter right which waters the entlro place. This place is for sale for just
one month; purchaser will get the crop, team, farm wagon, hack, ono
and two-horse walking plow, one 4-horse disc gang plow, ono three
horso sulky plow, drags, harrows, etc.
Terms reasonable nnd price ABSOLUTELY RIGHT.
Inquire at Tribune office or ddress 1 O. I.OX NO. (18 JACKSON
VIIXK, OIU-.RON.
VITEKMO, Italy, April M. That1 .JAMS, April II. -Dr. Hertillon Ims
the trial of the 30 Canimorlsts. ac- jIH( rL.atl a paper before the Kicneli
cused by Gonnarro Abbatemagglo, a ' Academy of Science of Meelicine
'renegade member of tho society, of w,je, stnrtleel France worse evun
'tho murder of GennarroCuocnolo audi (i,UI1 wj,L. le flH.ts )(J(,llIUU kll0W
his wlfo, will drag Its weary length I that her birth rate was lower than lier
tnrongn an entlro year Is tho pro-' ,l..,,ii, mt... The f,n,w,im v.!....tit
jvri5.-5 A7irrv 3sr.oc7t. r-.x .
.Miss Mogstael, who Is a teat her, iih elected us a deputy member of
be A'orueglan pai Ifaiiient in 11)01), It belnjj tin cost In Norway in elect
ing a member, to elect also a clcpulj, or stibstitiitc, to fake his place in case
)l' absence. As the rcpicscutulUc nt Iier coiiHtituency, ('eueral l.ratile,
.Mil absent on leae, .Miss IJogstml Ionic Ills place in (lie Storthing. She
no s (he fiiNf uoman uho hail ever ilout mi, and the importance of the oc--aslon
uiih duly marked. 'I lie galleiies wero ercnwlccl and all the nieiii
'leis slootl while the president, M. Jlalvor.sen, maclt a Hpeech, decliii'lui; It
o be a iiiemorabli day in Norwegian History, noil the premier anil nmti.v
itheiH paltl filbnle to (lie first lady "M. I'." Miss llogHtatl Is n couserva-
Ive. She liven In Iier own cottage on a liill near Clirisliauianu, and does
ill her own domestic work and ga eleiilngs.
ENGLAND W
PEACE TREATY
MY FROST
TS
SPOKANE
i
Will Embrace Opportunity to Sitjn Temperatures in Inland Empire Drop
Up for Arbitration With United
States Wants No More Wars in
Hers.
Eight Detjrccs Below Freezing
North Yakima is Hit Hard and
Loses Much Fruit. x
LONDON, April H. If Aniericiii SI'OK'ANK, Wash., April M.-Si-
.vantHa poacu aureenuint with lOng- vro tlumage to the pencil ami cherry
ami. It can have ono and welcome. ''".'' in Hie vicinity of Spokane is
, .. . . . . . prctlit'letl by lurniorH, nx u ivhiiII of
,o far as KiKiiut Is eoncori d. n- .. ... . ., , . . ,.
I Hut front of lut nitz lit. The lemper
leed. anybody would linvo Inferred ,,.,. , w(l ()il(s n)))u,( ,
is much from what Kornlgii Socretry l,.;,, ,eirrces below frce.iiiir. Farm-
drey and other eminent Ilrltoim snld ' ,. ,lvp,l(1( , p! , ,,. ( t1 (
Alien President Taft broached tlio j ,.ll(.H.t m ,. ,,Vll1 ,,hK 1(,pi,fu
of Hit cherry crop.
NOIfTII VAK'LMA, Wm-Iu. April II
Willi Iwo nijlilM of scvi'iv frosts
i diction made hen today, following
the adjournment of the case until
after Easter.
The case, which In England would
Inst about a week and In America not
more than a month, Is being prolong
ed through the Interminable delays
allowed by the Italian system which.
briefly, Is not to be In a hurry about
anything.
To date examination has been com
pleted of tho six men ncciihed of the
nctual murder of tho Cuocuolos, as
well as half a dozen of thoso reported
to have engineered tho conspiracy.
Prominent among these have been
Enrico Alfano, reputed head of the
CamotTo, and Giro Vltozzl, a priest
connected with tho society. Opposed
to their declarations of Innocence has
been tho clicumstantlal story of Ab
batemagglo, who steadfastly sticks to
his accusations.
The testimony so far taken ban
been, In a grim way, decidedly funny.
and the "plays" in court have some
times swung to tho other extreme,
deadly threats flying between the
cage which holds the 30 prisoners
and the other steel box In which Ab
batemagglo sits defiant autl alone.
With ono exception tho prisoners
have denied membership In the Cn-
niorrn. That ono declared he left the
organization when ho married. Each
prisoner has denied all criminal an
tecedents and each when reminded of
a number of convictions has argued
that ho had been the victim of perse
cution iby the gentlarinerl.
What the outcome of the trial will
be It Is, of course. Impossible fully to
say, but the Impression Is general
that outside of Presiding Judge III
anchl, few of those behind tho prose
cution have the courage to dare the
bloody vengeance which probably
would come should the death sentence
he piououuced on all (he prisoners.
1 LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
IS
with a 'JO minute hail storm out tlav
tlnv ami u snow hlurm the net, (lie
fniil crop in tlieiniineelinle ieiuily
of North Yiikiuui seems to bo proli
Icniiilieiil. (trowels are clmilc'd in
juhjeet recently. Theuo friontlly ul-
erancos failed, howovor, to give tiny
Idea of tho Intenslly with which lCitg-
IhIi statesmen jeurn for doner rela
tions with (he I'nlted States.
When an Ungllaliniuu llko Lorfl
Charles Ileresfortl sas, au lord
M'.arlcs did say to tho Culled l'regs
,n. Ill lli.it .in Ml.,1,,,,,,,.1 ... .,!...
.'wii.ij, mm uii iiuwiiiini iiiiu-i-,. . i j ,i ,
i, ., ,,, ,, ... , . , ' their opinions abtml he ilninai'e dune.
itandluK will quit.) Hiirriclent and . , i . .. .
,i , , i ..-.,.., i. 1 he cherries and nprieos are hoiiu it
'hut an iionclud treaty it.u t Ht ull , ... . ' . '
i. . , ., , . In line u leretl anil some damncc
iiecossary -wl tn ho says (hot he,. .. . .. . " u
.... , , , to the priiTM is Cared.
neans that ho iloesn t think the Amcr- j
lean people would stand for an iron-j RAYNER SPEAKS UPON
latl treaty Ht present, but ho hopon ! MEXICAN MOBILIZATION
IihI If an Infoi nial tiiiderHiuiKllng can WASIIIN'dTON. I). ('., April II
jo nrniUKcil, the Ironilud treaty will ' OisfUsHm; the the .Moiiuie tloetnnel
oinp liiliic It ii t f ilonan't iinalili' nml il... l,all,l, . ii ,,.. i ..... 1...1.,..!
-., .. .... ... .. v.. . .....V.H ,, 1,11- ... .iii.il -lll.lliM 111I. t
It Judicious tu put ull this into word' Senator Kaviwr (demoerat ) 1111I1111
.! yet he mlifht scare the Untted deneil liiniM'lf in (he wennle of a few
Stnteii off altogether If he did. tlioiisrhls wnh reference to the lnob-
Tlte truth Is that Englishmen of the iliation on llm Mexican froiilier.
thinking class uro greutly worrletl "I am willing to ntluiit." lie said,
cuiirtTiiliig thflr country's future. On ''tliat if Japan were nopilinlinir for
iiubllc ociHisioim Hit ilrltlHh lion roar a eoiilnur station ami bio.es for inili-
TIll'TI! CEXTEK.
132 North Ivy streot, Medford, Or.
Truth talks, WodtiOMlay evening S
p. in. Primary lessons Thursdays at
.1 p. m. Teaching divine healing by
appointment.
.Metaphysical library. literature for
sale. Subscriptions taken for Uenlty
Power, Nautilus and other publica
tions. Enquiries! received by mall will
receive prompt attention.
All aro welcomo. Lovo offorlngs.
says cancer i becoming rapidly
more prevalent, especially in the re-
Igum about Pun's.
Jn 11)08 there were UO.l.'M dentils
in France due to cancer. Accnrtiin;j
to Dr. Hertillon, tlio figures for HMn
should be consitlercil ably above tluit
The same year England noted :M,0.r):i
deaths from the same cause.
Cancer in northern Europe, (he doc
tor declares, is more iVequont than
cancer in the southern part. A
square drawn about Pun's as center
with Caen, Augers, Dijon and Mez
ieret as the corners, include that pari
of France wlicer caueer is on the bit;
increase,' though in Paris itself the
idseas-e is said (o 110 more than hold
its own, albeit cancer of the slom
ach autl of the intestines is 011 the in
crease.
T . ,1 -. 1
Aorinern J1 ranee tins mnuy cases
of eiinccr but along the Aledilurra-
nciin .sen cancers aro rare. This has
led many .specialists to believe that
cancers, (specially thoe of the intes
tines ami stoinaeh are due, in part, at
least, to (lie food anil water that one
cu Is and drinks.' Hertillon mentions
the fuel, in passing, thai the square
outlined about Paris encloses n chal
ky basin, while (he soil effecting the
water and food of northern France
is different from (he soil and food
fo tho .Mediterranean coast. Ur
Hertillon s paper will be the subject t-f
a discussion, a is said, in which tho
imminent scientists of the acatlcni.
will take part.
IE WALKED RIGHT IN
m THEN RIGHT OUT
WATCH THE REXALL
STORES
OXK AVKKK BEFORE KASTUJi
MONDAY, MARCH 10, TO SATURDAY, MARCH 15
Medford Concrete Construction Co.
Manufact urers of
GLAZED CEMENT SEWER PIPE
Plant
North Riverside
Phone M. 6091
Delivered to any part of city. C. J. SEMON, Mgr.
Offlce: . for Concrete
CRUSHED ROCK
SCREENED GKAVI3L
Fruitgrowers' Hank Uldy
Phono M. 052.
WASHED
SAND
for llrlclc Woil;
for Plahterlng
S A
UlOlll
dj A
ST. LOUIS, Mn., April M.-Goorgo
Zitounatis walked into (he union sta
tion here, took ono look at the wo
man who had traveled (JoOO miles to
become lii.-. bride, turned round anil
walked right out again. With George
went .f(I00, llm dowry Olga Kostha
Iciva sent from Greece lo her pros
pective htisbnutl.
"There must have been soinethinir
about my looks," said Olga to n po
lit ian, "that George did not like.''
"Undoubtedly," responded the it
ficer.
THE CHOICE RESIDENCE DISTRICT.
All improvements in. Street paved. Cement side
walks. Sewer and city water to the lot line. Building
restrictions. Only Lour blocks to the new Jackson
school.
East front lots $850
West front lots $725
Easy Terms.
W. T. York & Company
Selling Agents.
Our Correspondents
W00DVILLE ITEMS.
Mrs V I.oKke returned yenterda
from a visit to her old home.
Our pout mint rent). Mrs Houa Whip
ple, Ik very comfoitably and conven-
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
KM Sane left Wednesday morning
for California to buy horses for this
market.
(!eore I'ox went to Grants Pass
I J. E. ENYART, President J. A. PERRY, Vice-President J
V P. E. MERRICK, Vlco-Presldt JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier
1 W. B. JACKSON, Asa't Cashier. J
l The Medford National Bank f
J Capital, SIOO.OOO.OO i
I Surplus, $20,000.00
i SAFE DEPOSIT UOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL IIANKIXG
Z UUSI.VliSS TRANSACTED. Wo SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
lr;';'--
rrgf.
today as loudly aa hi ever (lid, but In lurv mill iiaxnl purMiK(K in Mevieo lently settled In her now quarters. Wednesday moinlng.
the itecluslon of hi dun h hM flt we ar entitled to know wlmi tlio ne- the postoffice having been moved lo
an. And 1 am nalislied tlav Into the huildtuit formerly oc-
UARRY LUY bk.vj, M. COLLINS
County Seat Real Estate Office
Wo wish to aunounco to prospective purchnsois that wo still have
bargains In farm and city propery to offer jou. also timber and
wood lands. Last, but not least, a few of tho REST STOCK AND
ALFALFA RANCHES In Southern Oregon at prices and terms that
will please you. Thoso ranches have an abundance of water for
Irrigation, good buildings and some stock Let us "show you."
Office In Dunk of Jacksonville Midi;., Jackson, ill,., Oregon.
LUY (Si COLLINS
if itilniUtiiiK that ho isn't us .ounn ifotintiou
.. ... .. . . , ....... . ., .!
m in nafu tu 110 nnu 1 1111 1 Hoiueiiuif!
bw ailiiully thinks lie's beginning to
get u little feeble.
People Mho have happened to meet
only jingo ulugllshmeii of whom
there are rertulnly u grout many
nuiv find this u trifle hurt! to believe.
that whatever the prwddent does will' copied by Mr. Murra. the barber.
uoi nuiv im proper and Heeflssary,
hut will be, in hi- opinion, tor the het
ihli'ivU ol'jhe country."
XOTM'K.
Notice Is hereby given that th un-
ier.(giitd ll apply at the next regit
but If they Mere to nettl down toi8r ,m.0,ing of the city council of the
llvo iu Eiiglaud i whllo tlny would jty of Mod ford. Oregon, on April
be surprised by tho frequency with is. tnu. for s llconuo to soil sptrlt
whlch thy would har tlio preMloniMlia, ylnoun and umlt llqrtors In quail-
1 mm r;ngnsnmpn (ircgi uriiitia . tltlosi less thntt u oh lion r..P narimi
QUIETING
w a deriding power." Trut. tli)' vt III
n"i hoar it from the lowr claim Eng-
liHhmen. The lower ((lasses art as well
uilsfied s ever that the nutlou
titles (he world." But peoplo la tho
upper circles Know belter. Further-
iiiino. tnoy see with every siuveeillnu
of si mouths, ttt his plgco of busi
ness at No. 321 North Front struot. In
said city.
Dated April 7. ID 11.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
The Improvement club Intends con
verting the former postoffice Into ;
reading room and Ice cream parlor
which will be open to the public b
next week If possible. This club h.iv
planned a number of good things foi
Wood ville, among them being
"cleaning da. "' on April IS. Tin
succesK of this plan was ovldenced b
the loads of rubbish which were haul
ed nway. Tin dub wiedio.s to here
by o.Ueud their thanks to S. J. Me
em, Frank Meyer and Martin Hurk
uurdt, who so kindly gave their time
uud teams for this good cause
Our marshal. am Landry, bus been
quite busy this week with thote win
1 T .1 H.i.lKin Is HnoruHtiir Hi,
fi'k in Pot i Mm)
Mr HoHselgrovo Is fixing up his
propel t on Third and Mamraulta
streets
PORTLAND
IvOSE
FESTIVAL
' ""
I Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS,
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all times to loan on imnrovfid rjmVn
i A f v S ft
and fruit land.
PHONE323I. 320 GARNETT-COREY BUSb'.
Tl) HI 111 I H IN
2CKW VOUK. April II. "I.inl.
" ' Oitl Now York" t not going to be quiie
Tgo lively 11 place tor the jruesU irom
1 flip "piovineeH" when the itoliee tt-!
IlptHigli elcauiug up some of the well
known resorts uud the bureau of li-
(jiugo guts tlii'ougU hhuttinir oft' llu
j)i;ivllofcen of other.
'Probably (he bett known of these i
(lit) 1 In vinarki't, ut Sixth uvonue and
'('liirtifde kIici'Is, which has hud its
litjiior licenses reMikcd and huw mi(
J'ttrcd n (I'liniuuiloiiH lump in popu
InVify t'a u rcHult. Daueinir in still
illjlllii,ru"d ill but the uliM'jiee of the
i'uSlivo oii) Iiuk i'"t only put a blight
oil Hit) apintu of the vt-itors hut uii
ulbo nil down lliu rcvcini' in painful
fil'wliion. Anyone Unit .i bought a
drink in tlio jrnyiiiurkit l now, that
the bollor of Ujut drink ! t nothin;;
iu (ho trnnHucnDii. The Hal -Juhnui.,
Ik'idelbiirtf nnd u number ol otln 1
Medford. Or., IVh. 0. 11)11. This
x.'ur a further decline In their lands " tvrtify that iibwiil November 1 MOom wlou tu trj our new geal.
great ness. I " daughter wiik taken iwfli a severe Hiram Moore from upper Ean.
To lH'gln with, Kitgutnd Is in 11 bad attack of ih"umtitlui whieh roiidon'ii'i'roek " transactlug busliuss In out
wy internally. It Is very rich In &'r left arm useless, iu fuel it wii'p)' Saturday.
actual cash, but this wealth is cou- ' near paralyzed that she was not1 Mr. Hosier puld a bnslner.a trip
ceutrated In so few bunds that It alle U moe her fjugcr, but know, to Orgiits Pass today
iloun the country hardly any good. , M,i' "T Mie of )r. Chow Young's! M," Sabrey Hooker arrived home
aiarveloiK cures of long standing irom a three mouths' visit with het
, ues of rhetiiimtUm. we decided to "tter, Mr. T. II. 11. Taylor, iu Cul
eoiihtilt him, iu which 1 am pleased Ifomta. The Taj lor family are e
fo sa niade no mistake, ase his rem. 1 lJ,t' to roturu to Woodvllle tin
dies getetl iik he claimed they would 'latter part of this week for the sum-
The overwhelming manses of the peo
ple buiely manage to llu mid some
lulOK more thau l.ooo.Oeo are liter
ally atarrtng. Tax.es are cunrmotix
and the poor nay most of them M n
like David Lloyd tleorge are Irm
to remedy this coudltlou. but It i
take general lohs. uo matter how . m
they succeed, to trauaform the iir.-s-eut
race of Wngllsb bnw i.ts. wc.tk
lings luto what On omjii to !.
Portland, Oregon,
June 5 to 10, 1911
w u i, ir v miis i i rii i t wr
FLORAL FIESTA
& CIVIC JUBILEE
! il ut l i l; -
W 1 !.
I .
I
Royal Belgian Stallion
. 1 1
-i t.'t
fuvprite U'lnl'Ml
either been cl"
II...: tl "'
1 1 .HIIC llllplll .
Iiardlv what il-
uid niter the third trj'ntment Uie u,6r-
heumatio pain entirely left her and J,'i Colwell went to Portland Sat-
'ib has iut had tiny symptoms of arday tu meet her granddaughter.
..tfumnli.in Hlnce; besides her gen. ' I'omes from the eaat to spend a
m:iI li.nlth is much improved and '' ka vialtlug her lu Woodvllle
I d.. i . tietitule in Hiiviuir 1 believe ,h" mmer.
I . ,'i'ieieii with rheumatism iVi Hobert Ureedlng la clerkiHf at the w ur ... ,tv, iu ,...,(..! .m u ,,i.r-,
! ..1 a .. . . tf.1.1 ...a..l II.... 1. . ..... I
A'lfl do well o COIIMllt Dr. " nwvinmw siorv. wm m.uifin ns.iiinu n nun (r.. it . n
' ' N m. whose house la eor.
Il and Kroul at reel, iled.
Reduced Fares to
Portland
1 I'UuM
ALL POINTS ON TUB
Southern Pacific-Lines in Oregon
F.o.1.
Or
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will bo at llu AVKST S1DK STAHLKS altenmtiu
weeks duriiio; tin. nson.
FIRST WEEK BEQINS APRIL 1, 1911.
Second week at R.wiis....ro: third week at West Side
Stable.
"AMOUKAl'X" eanii-s three sets of papers and
breeders will do well to eall and see him.
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