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Newspaper Page Text1 OT nMhV At!ITATi T0URyAL BATiEM, ORKOON, SATURDAY, FURRUARY 29, 1908. JeT?TW7(.jrW'fl7e;- rprp . Call JllII JEr' 0f . -t . l'V r . .& eal dollars .?: kis.TX"Iy tSV amu: Ay '!, -.J avo5y.:j iJWJ This Umcrlck lacks ono lino of completion -wo will glvo a bait pound ahlrardelU'a Cocoa can full of silver dollars (93) for tho boat lino submitted to complete it In caso more than one person submits tho lino selected as best tho money will bo divided pro rata. Opo porson may send aa many solutions as they wiBh, thero is no limit. Tbo correct answer may bo sent lnany form, but wo prefer that it bo written upon tho back of a label taken -from any sizo can of Ghlrardelll's Cocoa, Answer mu3t bo mailed on or beforo April i .....,.. AAmA nuiTtAn. ; A ickljr yeuna; atuaW at Yale lr,piiuijr uuwo.w J" J"T-" Tried te atreRfthen Mm.etf upe ale, DELLI'S CONTEST PKPARTMRNT, But a vrho "College Y.'ideV," 20 Montgomery street, San Francisco, j Said, "Cut it out, Kiddo. Hero's tho "Limerick." .omM(MM,. lMIvmtM irar dellis Co coa (Less Than a Cent a Cup) Is made with scrupulous, conscientious care and tU fashioned attention to cleanliness, purity, goodness and quality. No Cocoa at any price can be better or more delicious. Your grocer jells and recommends it. PAGIFIC COAST MARKETS ALSO LOCAL MARKKTS COi RKCTKI) UP TO DATH OF THIS PUBLICATION. SMILES v tiurnev Manning will run S Us proven himself an hft&s at Portland and It Iwri tbtn ft rner machine imt him ton deserves crodlt, for his nnly, out spoken declaration that ho does not want to doceive any ono as to what ho wnnts to go to tho legislature for. Ho sayH the pcoplo must tlecldo who shall ho sonator, both at the primary and election. Tho Hon. Frank Davoy, who is now nlcoly settled In a fnt federal ofllco, sends out a lllor agalnBt Mr. Patton, Insinuating nilld- thnt his old ago should he on easier IIiioh thun those drawn over the runge. He has n son, n college grad uate and carefully trained in a bust nosH college and Just married. Tho young luun wai put In a bank for tin easy job. After a fow wook tho boy ono bright day appoars at tho homo of hln youth and commenced an interview something liko this "Sny Dad. you pMt me over thero in that varnished box on an easy Job, 1 1.. .i.. I,. n.ii. i. i.. ii.(...i itliJ to .op ,, nlnUJl l""v m""1 l", "" " "u,m " r ' -' . UiUUJ . .... ..... a. I :tn mo miiiinn- f -' candidate, ana mat no may try .to Ben; ncuble Count Snsozkv ration resiauuco io inu hiuiu lorjuanK biock tor mo anu lets go 'o IwiikirrM v. . ,.. ik. executive mansion, 'mis is Kinu oi Oregon, i itnow tne came uusiness .- . --.- .. Qv. jwm 4t5Twood right away. i Rijqbllcan club thnt Kl in trusting the peo- nnd I want to get into, it once more. Mary 4oo wants to go." That sottlo.! it. Tho two families are in Oregon the honorablo gentleman who has gono to livo in a faraway region where ho can send out his compP- raonta at two cents a pound to his old and to stay. Mama Adams says she toraU4woodenhor8o,frlcnds anu" noIBlll)0rfl' If aI1 tno bas served her time on the prairies fcop wile .citizens, including Mr. Davoy, ojand perofers to live where thero are wnom Hal Patton has over dono a moro neonlo. So tho oldors will prob ably select a homo In theWlIJnmettoj lPtooeir!y or rlo too k,n(ln038. voto for him, he will bo p)HM awake. nominated. Tho friendship of Mr. itoror will certainly Incur for Mr. should be made a Patton tll bostllity of political gratters, and tho men who are ngnt- ling Mr. Patton havo their own roa- (tJeith wou d hae beon 80ns for 80 dolnE- But at tho woraf, fiitatrdhad been a llttliJIr- ' attn cannot equal some of tho performances of Mr. Davey, which are in a class by thamuclve and Inimitable. Mr. Patton will prob. ably havo a little regard for tho con stitution when it comes o voting himself money, whloh Davey did not have. "WfMntatlon in the ". Tbe houe was 59 1 "a 1 Demotrat " o Is a candldato 5taB nomination fur A addod S'aianiflut ?sWUlrd card Mr Pit of Many Sudden Deaths. inon mm, kstatr tiianrfhr I'ortpr I!iQthtrM Complete SjJ of Ixiko County Land Tract Sold for fSJO.lOO, (United Press LcaBcd Wire.) San Francisco, Feb. 29. Wheat, No. 1 California club, per cental, $1.57 1. CO; whito milling club, $1.65(8)1.67; white Australian. $1.70 1.72; Northern blueBtom $1 05(0)1.07; Northern club, $1.60 inferior grades of wheat, $1.35 gl. 50 Barley No. 1 food, $1.35 1.37 with somo fancy at $1.38; com mon to itilr, $1.30(Q)1.32; brow ing nt Sun FranclBco, $1.40 1,45; browing and shipping at Porl.Cosia, $1.401.45; Chevalier, $1.65(3" 1.85, according to quality. Butter Fivsh California, oxtras, 27c; firsts, 26 c; seconds, 23c. Storage, California extras, 25c; firsts, 23c; seconds, 22c; Eastern extras, 24 c; firsts, 22c; seconds, 21c; ladles, Eastern, 20c; firsts, 10c. Fresh eggs, pot dozen Extra" 17c; llrsts, 16; seconds, 16c; thirds, 15. New cheese, per pound California flats, fancy, 11; flrBts, lie; Cali fornia Young America, fancy, 12 c. firsts, 12c. Storage, Eastern fancy, New York. 17o; Oregon, 12 c. Potatoe. pit contal Salinas Bur- banks, 75c $1.00; Lompocs, $1T $1 25; Oregon Uurbanks, 75o(tJ)$l; Hlver Whites, fancy. 50 75c; Ear'y Hone. $1.10tfl.80; Itlver HeK $1.3541140; sweot potatoes, $2.75 it 3 no jior orate. Onions, Orpgou yellow, $2.60 ff 3 redx. nominal; IfintUru yellow, $2 50 2.75. Oranges, per box -Nnvola, eholer. $1.25(01. 76, with somo fancy at $2; Tnngerlno, $1.26; Mnndnrluos, $1.25.. Begin Right " For all forms of nervous diseases tako Dr. Miles Nervine, -whether it be simple nervousness, or those nerve destroying fits and Convulsions. It is a tonic for weak nerves It will restore nervous en ergy, and give strength to the entire system. "In 1S8 my little dnucMar wa trliken with pnnttyals ot the brain. Kor neven long- wekn she ly Ilk cne dead. At tlmcn ih Mould tally, mtd BpOBins ould follow. 1 had tho per vice of two of our bout doctor an they could do nothing for her. At time it would tnke two portions t hold tier In bed, nnd for seven d&ya and nights .we had to keen her llltl hehd pneked lu let), tho rain Mia Buf fered wan po severe. Mr. Prehtlct, the drucclet dvled Dr. Mllea' Nerv ine. 1 got a bottle nnd bemn sWtaa h tcjiftjKionfnl every two hourt. After itbout Ut dnyn h besnlt to quiet Conn, nnd within two week' time lie could nit up In bed. and rapidly lmriroed from that time. We have pltn her nbout twcnty-fivo bettlea of Nervine alonR- with the Nerve a4 JJver rilln, and to-day the is weW and healthy n ever. My wife and 1 were completely worn out; uteylns up nlKhta with our little one durlnic her Southern Pacific R. R. Time Cari Time Canl No. 53 Effect ivo Suwfeg Dcccmbw 29th, 12.01 A. M. Toward Portland PaseHMtgcr, No. 1C. 5:53 A. M. Oregon Exprw No. 18. 8;40 A. M. Cottage GroT Passenger. No. 12.- 2:4G P. M. Roseburg Pa- 8onger. 'No. 14. 9;13 P. M. Portland Ex- I press; Townnl PorUnml Freight. No. 222 5:00 P. M. Portland Past Frclgtft No. 226 10:40 a. m way frclghl arrives. No. 22C 1,1:28 a m., way freight CopartB. " Toward SaH Francisco PasCKgcr. No. 11. 11.08 A. M. Roseburg Pa- sengor. No 17. 0:46 P. M. Cottago' Qrtvr Passongor. No. 16.-0:56 P. M. CaliforalR x- pross. No. 13. 2:01 A. M. San Franclse Express. Towara Bnn Fnutke FreJgeit. No. 221.-2:43 A. M. Portland FH Freight No. 22611:28 A. M. Way-Frelgat Nervine oureelvre, nnd with tho Very bet of rrmidtB." JMANUL. BODBT, Payno, Ohio. Dr. Mllei Nervine It aold by yew drugqlit, who will ouerantee that the nrti Dotiio win eentnt. it ii Tain, will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind SuiTering nnd Dollars Sitvt'd. h3. S. Lopor, of Marilla, N. Y., says: "I am a carponter and havo had many sovoro cuts healed by Buolt- lon's Arnica Salve. It has saved mo suffering, and dollars. It is by far tho best healing salvo I hnvo over found." Heals bums, soros, ulcors, fuvor sores, cczomn and piles; 25c at J. C. Perry, druggist. CAMI'ISKLIj RKPlilKS MILDLY TO ORANGE IU1Iovh Alumni Flguirn Right and RHtfititXHi NVol of Unlverwlty of Oirgon. Concerning the reply raado by tho state grangojo tho University of Ore- valley whllo tho youngsters will go;gon alumni nppcal for the stato unl 51 i (Wostern Oregon, Cottago Grove.) Finga) Hinds, of tho Hinds Real Estate agttaoy, accompnnled by Messrs. Foster brothers went to Port land Monday and closed up the snto of he Porter Bros, stook farm situ ated In Lake county. Tho deal had been pending for some weeks wait ing for a convenient time for person al Inspection by the Intending pur chaser. He found a few days unoc cupied time and made a trip to Lake view to look over the proposition He was very muoh plonsed with It and at onoo notified Mr. Hinds that he had the money and was ready to accept the deed. Tho trip to Port land followed. The sale price for the tract of 2040 acre 8 $20,400. The pwrohasor la Hi Adams neoently from Nebraska As before said h is mightily pleased. '-el "w- k. i...,. .-: m!.. - " MM1 4ebK:.rK.. Wooer rc?ir:: "ofei. iSZS e i maur i?JiLr2Z- fc1? eta. ri the da. hXL.Ut Lrt-xjtt . -uiiurv ... .. . r ' ib?'! rlued. i UH "ls puBonaso. uer a tnousani UrtLu!?" ,. !wy that t can be Irrigated when 2 vtMid U beoonjW' an immense bay field and Uw2'vla1 WlU 8-rOW ,0Bg forage for wlnte.' hitraarb. ,evu S- Mr. Adams is a thorough JiLi- SkI!" WoekDaiR aad niade his fortune east S" V i-w. I ot th Rockies, Ha sold his range L! iLt! Llt!w iUlwre and ovd to town latondlne K -rtaa? iharlest work I've doae I want t-j -- rv "'6 "!i again iu -iiir i and 1 know how to do It SeU m. to tho plains. Mr. Hinds has told tho Adames of Cottago Grove and they may buy hero especially as It not far across the mountains to the pasture recently bought. i.n ArmtPd n cough that has been hanging on for over two months by taking Bal lard's Horehound Syrup. If you have a cough, don't wait stop it at once with this wonderful remedy. Splun did for coughs, colds on chest, lnflu onKi, bronohltls and pulmonary troubles. Prlco 25c, 60c and $1.00. Sold by all dealers. . . o - Henry L, Corbett of Portland Ifc ongaged to marry Mlaa araucnea Hoyt of Nw York;. - IP YOU KNOW. Tho merits e: the Texas Wonder, you would never suffer from kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 bottle, two months treatment, sold by S. C. Ston drug store, or by mall. Testimonials with each bottle. vorslty, President P. L. Campbell made the following statement: "Ah have not seen tho full 4oxl of the reply in nnswer to the statu, ment issuod by tho committee of the alumni of the University of Oregon, but only the extracts printed in The Tologram, T cannot expross a very definito opinion as to the merits of the nrgumonts In advance. Tho fig ures used by tho alumni committee In their statement wero fair nnd ac curate as fas us I can Judge. It Is carl stated In the committee's ar gument that the total numbor of stu dent, Including those in tho depart ments of law and m&dlclne, Is used in making the comparison of per capita expenses of the state, for th I reason that tho reports of other tunl vereitlos use similar figure and don't i segregate lu their funds the amounts j apportioned to the d'fforent depart ments. Tlie annroxlmation to the per capita c6st in the various Insti tutions fcoemod to me a fairly aoour- ato one. and it show? tho' university to be at the bottom of the list. The l.tima is made on the basis of the 'new appropriation, and not on tho hafcl-a of the pree-ant appropriation of $47,500. 1 "As to tho question of tho courses of study at the agricultural college and the university. thoo are detail thai can easily be arranged, elthei by the boards of regonis of tho two urfuk.r.ai.n...ff.r.rfr..uv.aMbo Institutions or by the state leglsla- ruruuiiutr t.r..f. lj nr toatJ uy ture. If neaessary. The relatlnnahlps riUf BOttl b btcu 1 i C ' ( rrl. !( , .... t.oi-irtfu utu(tM ru i. i BtTr iti cxutlitg betweexn the ooUge and the "u"t:.7rV;;r.ar,u.eg,lidat,0i nntverslty ar von- friendly, and lag cnorougniy iiiactory agree Best for ments. T1MU TABLE CORVAJiLIS A 12ASTURN TU R- TnUna froi and to Ya-qttiHa. No. 1 Arrives at Corvullia . . . .11:00 a, m Arrive, at Albany ..... 555 p.m. Loaves Ynqulna 6:45 a, m, Arrives at Albany' 11:58a.m. No. 2 possible, and tho general opinion of Loavo Albany k ...... .12:35 p. m those who looked Into tho matter nt Arrlvoa at Ynqulna .... 615 p. m- all carefully was that the approprla- Trains to and from Detroit. tlon asked for was n vory roasonnblo Loavoo CorvtlIlB ...... 1:40 p. nit cue, In vlow of the urgent noad at N5. 3 the university for addltonal tnilldings I.ouvon Albany ........ 7:30 a. mi and equlpmoiu. Tho Intention of thai a. M. -if: 00, a7:05, 8:05, IOjOG. frluuda of tho unlvorslty was to roly No. i wholly on tho strength of tho ensu Lonos Dotrolt x. ,. . 1:00 p.m. proatntod. Tho bill enjriod by so follows, commonolng Jnn, 16, 1008-r TrnliiH for Cop-all Is. No. 8 Loavos Albany 7:56 a.m. Arrlvos nt Corvallls . . . . 8;36 a. m. No. 10. overwhelming a majority that thoro would soom to hnvo beon no need of anything hut a clear statement nnd fair argumont. "Tho simple fact Is thnt the unl vorslty Is nt prosont receiving vory Lonvca Albany moagor support from tho stato and Arrlvoa at CorvalllB that it must olthor bo given a larger No. 6 appropriation or practically closo its Leases Albany doors against the Increasingly largo Arrlvoa at Corvallls teeeeaie eeeeet 3:55 p. m. 4:35 p. m. 7:45p, m. 8(26 p.m.. numbor of students who are each Trains for Albnny. yenr applying for admission. Tho No. 5 ' numbor of high whools In tho stato Loaves Curvallls G:30a,nr. Is hcroaslng rapidly, and they nro Arrives at. Albany 7:10a. m. ondlni; a larger numbor of gradu-l No, 0 atos,to tho unlvonlty each year. Tha Loavos Corvallls slate thould nox mako a protonBO of Ariivos at Albany providing adequately for theso yconr. No 7 "ion and women when in ronllty It Is Loavoa Corvallls not doing so." Arrlvos nt Albany ...... 6:40p.m. No. 11 (Sunday only) t 2:16 p.m. 2:05 p. m 6:00 p. mi Keeping Open House. Everybody la welcome when we Leaves Corvallls 11:16 a. un Arrives at Albany 11:58 a. nu. No. 12 (8undny only) fool goed: nnd wo feel that way only Leavos Albauy 12:36 p. m. when our dlgcstivo organs aro work- Arrlvos at CorvalllB .... 1:18 p, ia Jng properly. Dr. King's New Life For further Information apply to Pills regulate tho action of stomach, ' AVM. MrMURRAY, Hvor and bowol3 so perfectly one G'n. Pass. Agt., Portland, Oregon, can't holp feeling good when be uses ' Jno. M. Scott, Asst. O. P. A, those pills. 25c nt J. C. Perry's drug, store. I Tho First National bank of Tllla mook, of whloh James Walton, Jr., Is cnshlor, makos a flno showing in its annual statement. , Oregon Electric ! Railway Copay TWin CARD -o- Effeotlvo Saturday, Feb. 15, 1008. Leaving Salem Dully, No. 2 for Portland and intermediate- Worn Out j tatloua 8:00 a. m. That's the way you feel about the No. 4 for Portland and Intermediate lung when you havo a hacking) Rtationu 11:00 a.m. cough. It's foolishness to let it go Na. 6 for Portland and InlormedlaU on and trust to luok to got over It,; atatjons 2:00 p. m wbon Ballard's Horehound Syrup will No. 8 for Portland nnd Intermediate stop the cough and bral be lungs. Price 25c, 50o and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all dealers, NO. 8 'No. Salem hickory bark remedy Is ad vert.aed In uearl aw the papers in tho state stations 5:00 p. m. Arriving Huietn Dally, No. 1 from Portland nnd intermediate stations' 10:40 a. m. 3 from Portland and intermediate R. II. Robinson, ono of tho most statlonn 1:40 p. m. progressive business men of Condon, No. 5 from Portland and Intermediate Is dead, and the prog of eastern stations 4:40 p. in. Orecon laments his untimely depart- No. 7 from Portland and Intermediate! tire. stations 7.40 p. rn csBaegraHBggggggggagSBBsr t", "sessssrasssgtsmmammHmtmmames FBFF TH Yfll L.MY QIQTFD " r r -- J vu its FBCPBL.im UrUta HEADACHE The 6owei5 awar inougwea :cwc4gtmo Jf WvvliBeSBeSBeSBesHI ,. BaeBeBeBeBeBeSBeBeaesk P MsBBeBeBiBBBeBeBel 1 IffiBBBBeBV " WK ? BeeBBBBBBBV ,aBB "'I SaeaaaBenh - aaaeBL V aaaVttaW ' aBer " m Un lrM Wmmo'i AHwwrte.. laaiawomcj). I know wumb'i uf?rU. 1 have fouod the cure. 1 will M&U. wee of eay tharge. tay Immm tru m with full leelnwUeM to nTwSStlhSi womaa'e aUmanU. I want to Ull aM omm e4wet thl curc-yo, ajr reader, for younclf, yauTdeuur. your uotber, or jrovr Uur. 1 waat to 1J you ktr to core yountlvM at hone without the beta of a atartor. iUn ommI undrUud womea'a (uaVJiyia. What we womn 1 knew from esprince. we knew vir uian mur Bocwr. t Know UiAt By turn U4t 1 etst U a mit and ure cure for LMcerk lf.t.h,ymiL ' 'y VetW4$, VletUi or OmuUm Taieer or kthi alM I 1 to tke haad, Utk tm4 kwerKiwir dawn Jtnir. aenrouinaii. crcto Ug U the p)o, muUmckviy, 4ttki U cry, hot fittk. cm4 by WMkMiiii pMr to our m. I want to Mod yoti a comnUta In dLv ... m&XtjHlrtiy it to prove to won that you c turm HHkumU at hunt, , gukVly and tunlyT 1U. 1 "A fur ns I hllVa kflflWR HO 1111(1110, "immmam- BumUr. K It u.UI ii .. ..i.r "T!,S. TTZ ' , ..-f.r nflM. , hroueht to ft'f.-rf' f?" ve . . ..-..-v-v-y -it-' b -r t ew ye aaeee- '!""'( W Wkf V09 jriMIT imfl eB4 . n CANOVCATnAATlC .... a 1-1-. ... il.A .fAn Wam TWH uar i ui lufiifnaiuru r iwt iuuuo. -7r-i.ieili-f.w-. , i r" " Aa.v.rrm'rz..r.rmL.r7' rslty In securing tuo'Mfta- ' ur in Hiuvwriiy in bwiiuhb fMLsaage of the appropriation bill 'WOMAN'S OWN ' I VM mavaauMi atetflPtfa liftil IaM ka Mas attttf t 4 L &( ... f- WWeeB .R'rUW)H( " a , uatoiwa. is tzzz Tu&rzzzJFZL ss?s sm X-J!. ilnrnpaaaa aai ktaitk alaeya weaHa trw ka Bee. large dIegaUon of the members tttJZStt&Stt the IeKWattire VfeUed the university , adeay eeilfccJreaaUtkaee a t'aklid or toiauJwautJwkYe!X . ' ta krttm m iiaai acii ki.ch - n aaaarai itbbbiti m i ii uia b. - xlfr&g$X?JWti&&&ia aad laod into 1U seeds in per ota la bom 0ikUaU4 te stUneRenit(iyC..ctutacrH.Y. $& geveral years to come was explained er-. WUww yoa Mye, I tmttrji to hetrfyeer eabealtty wke knew aaJ wM qtajHir UkT . . ... . I UT HltWir 1BU WB rBB irBBftBtBBM Wily HIM mm VtMnmn'm AM.m.Am miA .l.. . T.-1. SOB. Te UUUget OI expeaaiiura iur ttiQM uewtMlrteHt teH m mm yeir e-WaM. a3tLT,Ik'l TILTu. wniaiHM, rfriMtatu-, MnHW4jraMMMUw.rtwn AAtm at iUH.ViU.SIU, TEH WLm mm to each member as thoroughly a. ' sWHMMWl, w H. " aMMeej IfMf.f W A