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f) A IX AS, Nov. Heme hrewera In
i olpett, corn whlHkey UIh tillers in
i timber lands of East Tbxah, nnd
liquid trickle across the Texas-
uislana boundary from the ' wet
bts of New Orleans, are, at pre,.
the chief sources of hard -liquor
Texans. - .
h'he Mexican border and the pulf
net have become negligible foctorH
the forbidden1 industry, say en
bee men t officials of three- arms of
b Federal service fighting the pro
bltion .battle In this part of the
fcrld. .
Moat of the liquor ' entering the
Lte now is coming overland from
w Orleans the fairly effective
list and border blockade shutting
the supply from Mexico and the
llf. Tiqullla, the Mexican drink.
late months has increased from
a gallon to $12 at San Antonio,
Bleating a scarcity In that quarter.
Since, the prohibition raids In New
leans last August, however, th
iply from this source again haw
nlnished, ,the prices of New Or-
na whiBkey doubling ! nthlH Htate.
fore the raids New Orleans whin-
ty sold at JO a quart in half cast
Today the price is about i
quart.
The sale of Jamaica ginger, or
lake" as the trade calls It in re-
krted to have increased enormously
northwest Texas lately, and this
interpreted by enforcement offic
es that real liquor hi scare. The
tosumption of "Jake," which i
ficture of ginner and about 9li per.
nt alcohol, han increased 10 fold
nee prohibition became a ljiw. Of
rjiula report that before prohibition
gallon would have lasted Fort
forth a month. These officials
ive no control over the Bale of thin
tide.
Frank Cole, assistant state prohi-
jtlon administrator, sad the east
xas woods are "full of stills ' ope
ned by farmers principally for
bine consumption. They work al
lost unmolested because the nwampy
untry makes It difficult to locate
.em. '
FUND IS $202,220
3ALEM, Ore., Nov. 12. With loans
m the common school fund of the
ite " aggregating $696,704, . Union
iinty is the . heaviest borrower
long all the counties of the -state
km that fund, says a statement pre
red by O. G. Brown, clerk of the
lte land board.
t the close of business October 30
total loans from the school fund
Ire $6,881,412.85, while rural credit
Ins aggregated $421,324.51, In loans
m the school fund Wheeler county
Isecond with 1424,1)48. I . .
Marlon county's loans from the
hool fund are $278,993.18 and from
s rural credits fund $29,305.90. Lane
Jnty has loans aggregating SI 13.300
m the school fund and, $4791.81
ra the rural credits fund. Jackson
inty has borrowed $202,220 from
school fund and' $31,404.01 from
rural credits fund. Deschutes
nnty's loans from the, two funds are
,270 and $4831.60, respectively, and
iiatllla county's loans from the two
ids are $217,400 and $4626.58, - re
BCtlvely. .Douglas county has bor-
nved $00,064 from the Bchool fund
d $19,312.95 from the rural credits
fed. ,
Multnomah county has' ' borrowed
'116,724 and $4793.91 from the two
bds. : " ' '
The Pony Express"
Opens at Craterian
(Acclaimed as a monumental screen
nlevement and hallded aslhegrcat-
hlHlorlcal western since "The Cov
d Wagon,'! VThe Pony Express,"
hues C'ruze's titanic frontier pro-
li tlon, begins Its local engagement
the Hunt's Craterian. today..- .'
i this picturination of the story by
nry James Fornian , and Wnt'V
lods, Cruzo has opened another
ipter In the history of America.
fcfnder the magic hand of this tu
torial genius, .,the- ,uiy of 1880
ring to life. .Once again the phun
i riders of the Pony Express thun-
out of Ht. Joseph, Missouri, and
ramento. California, carrying the
It mall. Once ngnln Blnister polltl-
forces plot to gain control of Call
nla. Once again the savage Sioux
Hans launch a terrific attack on
neshurg, Colorado, and burn part
the town before they are driven out
the troops. Once again news of
Lrnham Lincoln's election to the
sldency arouses the .country to a
nzv of excitement, And once again
housand and one other stirring nnd
limntlc events flash forth In all their
id realism.':
intertwined, with the more spectac-
lir scenes Is a wistful love laic
mple Mixture Best
For Constipation
Slfliple buckthorn bark, mune
im sulnh. c. n.. glycerine, etc., ni
Ixed In Adlerlka. Is excellent for
nstlpntlon. Itoften works In one
ur or less nnd never gripes., me
fasant and QUICK action of this
riclent Intestinal evncunnt; will sur-
Ise vou. Adlerlka helps any case
oa, the stomach, unless oue i
en-sKited causes. Often removes
ntter you never thought win In
kur system. Heath's urug Biore.
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