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ns high as you can there's no
darger-as low as you please
there's no smell. TWa
because the smokeless device
prevents smoke or smell
that means a steady flow of
glowing heat for every ounce
of fuel burned in a
easer
(Equipped with Smokcltss Dnlct)
kYou can carry it about and care for it just as easily as a lamp.
kBrass oil font holds 4 quarts burnina 9 hours. Hnnrluwn J fir,-
tshed in japan and nickel. Every heater warranted.
IThc
'-ISiXyi Lamp f Jd,lhcJ!ce,;M
winter evenings. Steadv.
brilliant light to read, sew or knit by. Made of
', brass, nickel plated, latest irrproved central draft
burner. Every lamp waaantcd. If your dealer can
not supply Perfection Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp
write our nearest agency for descriptive circular.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
UJ9VJJ
1
(
t' Like a Lover.
tter Dynnor In tho December
ipolltnn Mngnzlno.)
jv in tho valloy pipes tho
He, Spring,
i lover
over;
tow as tho heart would sing,
ling, spying,
nnfl sighing:
reethoart,
Bthenrt,
iko'"
lover bonding ovor, half lin-
Mnl,
Is lips that call his lovor
lugh n portal
to rare rroin tno nouso or
r
In nharo In tho crystal doop
together
(Is of wenthor,
Is at tho laughing flklos;
mimic, Springtime, crles:
rarthoart,
cetluart,
kike'"
fit Dull l'Yclhig After Eating.
fcvo used Chamborlaln s Stom-
Llvor Tablets for somo tlmo,
testify that thoy have dono
)ro good than any tablets I
kver used. My troublo was a
I dull feoling after oating.
pFrccman, Kompt, Nova Scotia.
,- tablets strcngthon tho stom-
improvo tho dlgostlon. Thoy
Dgulato tho livor and bowols.
Uro fnr superior to pills hut cost
ro. Got a freo sample, at Dr.
drug storo nnd sco what a
Id niodlclno It is.
December Metropolitan.
love lottors of George Sand
Ifred do Mussot disclosing tho
history of this dramatic and
to unexplained lltorr.ry lovo
Inre given to America through
futropolltnn Magazine. Tho
installment nppoars In tho
mns number. "Tho Renl Pan-
Mid Its Pcoplo" by Elonnor
Bell, gives tho reador tho re-
f a careful study of Panama
inhabitants and tho condl-
hindcr which our mon nro
g. Blmply tolling fnots wlth-
wmtlonal charges suoh iib havo
5tcized the majority of the
fi i. i .,rt.l.n
-. .U-HU3 on me canui. i in
iii-8 Hunting" by Charles Ltv
strikingly Illustrated In color. Helen
Zlmmorn writes on "Somo FnmouB
Pictures nnd Their Homnntlc His
tories" which Is a particularly pleas
ing article for tho Christmas time.
Among tho exceptionally good
short stories In tho Christmas num
ber nre: "Tho Arab" by Thornton
Onkloy; "Tho Drlnkwator Romance"
by Arthur Morrison; "Threo Dollnrs
and Hnsh" by Glon Ford Mott; "Tho
Smart Set of Caribou Crossing" by
Chnrlos Frederick Iloldor, and "Ap
plied Romance" by Wood Lovotto
Wilson. There are ninny ChrlstmiiB
featuies.
o
Catarrh .Cannot bo Cured,
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
thoy cannot ronch tho sont of tho dis
ease Catarrh Is a blood or consti
tutional dlsoaso , and In order to euro
It you must tnko Internal remedies.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken lntornnl
ly, and acts directly on tho blood nnd
mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh
Curo Is not a qunck niodlclno. It wns
proscribed by one of tho best physic
Inns In this country for years and Is
n regular proscription. It is com
posed of tho best tonics known, com
blnod with tho host blood purifiers,
acting directly on tho mucous sur
faces. Tho perfect combination of
tho two lngrodlonts Is what producos
such wondorful results In curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials rreo.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., To
lodo, O.
Sold by Druggists, prlco 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. . o
LOGGERS HAVE TO
POSTPONE FIGHT.
Had it not been for tho Interfer
ence of Night omccr HumphroyB last
night, two loggors who had boon
quarrollng for tho greater part of
tho evening In different saloons,
would havo sufforod consldorablo
Injury or an oxtonded visit In tho
hospital. Offlcor Humphreys was
standing on tho cornor of Llborty
and State streots when he observed
two men drawing tholr coats prepar
atory to "mixing," and ran to tho
scone of battlo Just ns thoy woro In
tho not of coming togethor. Hum
phroyB parted tho two angry log
rollers, who weio six-foot glante, and
was Intending to put tho pair under
innif nmi kov. but by somo chanco
one of them scootod down the dark
alloy. However, tho larger of the j
hustled to the city jau
THE MARKETS
SAN FRANCISCO MAIMCETS.
San Francisco. Cal.. Dec. 1G.
Wheat No. l Cnllfornln club, per
cental, $1.67 fc 170; California
white milling, $1.75 1. SO; north
ern bluestem. $1.76 1.80; off
grades wheat, $1.50 01.60; Red3,
$1.02ttl.G7a.
Barley Feed barloy, $1.42
1MB: common to fair, $1.35 1.40;
brewing at San Francisco nominal at
$1.I6(1.55; Chevallor, $1.50!. GO
according to quality.
Egg Per doion, California fresh,
including cases, extra. 44 o; ilrsts,
HicenU; seconds, 36c; thirds.
2Dc; California storngo, extra, 3Gcr
firsts. 12 fcc; seconds, 2Go; East
ern slorsge extra, 30c; lirats, 28c;
seconds, 2fle. ,
Muttor Per pound, California
iroah. extras. ,Ue; Ilrsts, 20c. lec
onds, 26c; thirds. 20e; pickled, No.
1. 23 He; storige, California fm
20c; packing No. . 2t,i, Indies',
oxtrns, 23c.
New cheese Per pound, California
lints, fancy, lCc; firsts, 14c; sec
onds, 11 &; California Young Amor
ica fancy, 16 c; firsts, lGc; Eastern
Now York Cheddars, fancy, 17c; Oro
gon flats, fancy, l4e; do. Young
Aruorica, fnncy, lGc; California
storage, fancy, flats, 13c; Oregon
Hats, fancy, 14c; do. Young Ameri
ca, 16c.
Potatoes Per contal, Rlvoi
Whites, (sacks) fancy, 75 90c;
poor, 607Gc; Snllnas Durbanks,
$1.25 1.50; Oregon Uurbauks,
$1.1001.25; Early Rose, (for seed)
$1.25 (J 1.30; sweet potatoes, pdr
crate, $1.25 $1.60; sneks, $1
1.25.
Onions Per Back, 75 85c.
Oranges Per box, Nnvols, stand
ard, $1.2502; choice, $202.50;
fancy lnrge bIzcb, $3 4; Tangerines
crates, $11.25; half orango boxes,
$1.501. 75.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Grain, Flour, Feed. Etc.
Portland, Orogon, December 10.
Wheat Diuostom, 9G07e; club,
91c; fire, 90 91c; rod Russian,
88c; 40-fold, 91c; valloy, 91c.
Harloy Producers' prices: Food,
$2G por ton; browing, $27.
OntB Producers' prices: No. 1
white, $31 31.50 por ton.
Flour Patents, $5.00 per barrel;
Btralghts, $1.05; oxports, $3.70; Val
ley; ?I.G5; U -Back graham, $4.40;
wliolo wheat, $4.65; ryo, $5.50.
Mlll8tuffs Ilrftn, $20. CO por ton;
middlings, $33; shorts, country,
$30; city, $30; U. S. mill chop, $22;
rollod barlov $28 29.
Hay Timothy, Will.uiiotto Val
ley, $14 por ton; Eastern Orogon
timothy, $1G0 17; clover, $12;
alfalfa, $13; grain hay, $12,50
$13.
Vegetables niul Fruit.
Frosh FrultB Applos, G0o$1.50
box; ponrs, $11.25 pr box; grapes
751b50c por crato; quinces, $1.00
1.25 per box; cranborrles, $13.50
14 por bbl.; Spanish Mnlagn grapes,
$G.608.00 por barrel; hucklobor
rlos, 10 15c por pound; por Sim
mons, $1 1.25.
Potntooa Iluylng price, 75 90c;
por hundrod; sweet potatoes, 2
2 Vc por pound; onions, $1 por 100
pouudfl.
Dairy nnd Country Produce.
nuttor City oronmory, oxtras,
3G37c; fnncy outsldo creamory,
22 35c por pound; storo, 17
20c.
Eggs Orogon rnnch 4045e;
Eastorn 303Gc por dozen ,
Poultry Hens, 13o por lb; spring
1213c; prnall, 1314o; mixed, 12
1216c;, ducks, 1415; geoso 9
10c; turkoys, 1017c; drwwed
turkoys, nominal.
Checso Fancy cream twInB, 16c
por pound; full cronm trlplots, 16o;
full oroam Young America, 16c.
Veal Extra, y96c por pound;
ordinary, 7 8c; hoary, 6c
Pork Fancy, 7&o per pound;
large. GV47c.
Hops, WH)1, Hides, Etc.
Hon 1908. ohoiott. 7Vfcftc:
tWO WaS llUSlieU lO " .,,. ,.. ma.llnm K tt Rl- tlttr Hi
n 11.11 Is a dellchtful recrud- where he Is trlng to romember what l9ill'i9 ic;' 1900, llc.
fo of the medieval atmosphere , all the trouble was about t Wool Eastorn Orogon. average
i neat, luj'no imr iiuuuu, uis
to Khr.nkaro; Valloy, 16 16c
i.i.iaiiisittiww'l ?,::!"'", h0,lSL l V,r r.Tii,
w-pj w W W "WT Wfc r 1 ,,",'L7,, pound; dry kip. No. 1. 13c pound.
m m m mW WLs m m vr .in- if mn neund: saltwl hides, r,
r 11 ri MA JLIl JL Jav x,Sc pound; salted calfskin, 12
MOST UP-TO-DATE HOME OF REFINED ENTERTAINMENT
Change of Program Today
ARE SIRE TO
PLEASE
IX
IX
EXTRA FINE PICTURES THAT
OIH PATRONS.
Program as Follews:
"THE ROSES,'
"WOLF IN SHEEP'S t'Miiiinn.
Doautlfulb Colored.
"GUY F.WVKES,"
"VOICE OF THE HEART."
"PARADE IN 1JERLIN,"
"THE CHILD SLAYER."
Illiifctniled Song YOU'LL HE SORRY, JUST TOO LATE."
Ilv Miss KvelJH Wooils.
A strictly first-class entertainment In a strictly flrbt-class house.
Ml venMIated and heated by furnace.
temember our matinee Get the Habit Then Got the uaviianu.
beautiful 100-piece Bet of Havlland china may h seen ai mm
kohama Tea Co., a fine Xmis present for Some One
j 13c pound; greon, 1c less.
Iicnl AVhoIiiMilo Market.
S ' Whoat, per bushel Mc
Z.Ooats, por bushul 43 45c
J Flour, hard whoat $6-00
Flour, valloy -ia
XI Mill food, shorts $33.50
Mill feed, bran $31.00
Hops, 1908 crop 78'4
Hops. 1907 orQP 23o
Chlttlm bark 36
Wool, coarse 1 3o
Wool, medium 16c
Mohair 18
Hay. cheat $12:00
Hay. clover $11.00
Potatoes, bushel .. . . 46c
Applos. bushel 60c $1.00
Onions, per owt 8590e
Prunes, per pound , . , . .1 Hrc
Cranberries, Howe's varioty.
bbl $13 00
Kodol For!"B0ARD OP EDUCATION
indigestion
uur Guarantee Coupon
If. after uiing i oo botlla of Kodol. jou
cn honeillj r II hit not bonefited jou. m
UI ttlund your tnoner. Tiy Kodol tod on
tbli t umntcs. 1 111 out and aicn the follow
lot, present It to the dealer at tho time of
purchaie. If it fallt to tatitfr you return the
belli to the derler from whom Too bought It,
r sd we will itiai.i rear (aost;.
Ta
State
Sim here-
CutThUOut-
Digests WhatYouEat
And Makes (hoStoruach Swooi
S. C. DoWITT & COm Chicturo. XU.
SOLD Y ALL DEALERS.
Iltitter nnd V.gu.
BKK 3CiC
Mutter, oronmory 40c
Uutter fat 37c
Cheese, twins 14HlGc
Poultry.
lions 10c
Urolters nnd fryors 10c
Turkeys, pound IGo
Ducks, pound . . 1 10c
Hoese, pound . . .' 8c
Livestock.
Steors (1100 to 1200 lbs.)....3c
Steers, under 1000 lbs 3 3 Vic
Cows ; ... 2 2 Mi c
Hogs, fat GHo
Stock 4o
Sheep, wothorfl 3c
Ewes 2 5T 2 Uc
Spring lnmbs 3o
Veal, according to quality. . . .G7c
Retail Market.
Flour, per sack $1.25
Eastorn Oregon $1.C0
Drnn, por sack 9Gc
Shorts, per sack $1.3G
Whont, por'bu $1.05
Oats, per bu GOu
Chont, por ton $14,00
Clover, por ton $13.00
flood Cough Medlclno for Children.
Tho season for coughs and colds Ir
now nt hand and too much enro enn
not ho used to protect tho chlldron.
A child in much moro likely to con
tract dlpthorln or scarlot fovor vlioii
ho has a cold. Tho qulckor yoiu curo
hlo cold tho less tho risk. Chnmbor
Iain's Cough Remedy Is tho solo roll
nnco of many motliors, nnd few of
thoso who hnvo ovor tried It nro will
ing to lino any othor. Mrs. F. F.
Stnrchor, of Rlploy, W. Vn., snya;
"I havo novor used nnythlng oth"r
than Chnmborlnln's Cougli Romoily
for my cb'ldron nnd It hns always
plvcn good sntlDfactlon." This rout
ed y contains no opium or othor nar
cotic nnd may bo glvon os confident
ly to a child ns to nn adult. For nnlo
at Dr. Stone's drug storo.
MRS. GARVER
NOT BADLY HURT
Mrs. II. V. aurver, who was ran
down by onu of tho Portland itall
way, Light & Power company's oars
Monday night nixir the North Coin
inorolal atreot bridge, Is gutting
along nlaoly, and thoru are no surl
ous offecta derived from tho blow of
tho slowly moving car. In explain
ing tho accident, Mrs. Carver Hinted
that sho saw tho ear plainly, but
thought sho could clear the traul; be
fore tho oncoming ear would reacts
tho spot. C. H. Van Clove, her hod,
was nccompaulug her homo at the
tlmo -of tho accident. Motoriunn
Loose was poult I vo thu two worn
awaro of his approach, but neverthe
less slowed down his car until It
was going vory slowly. Dr. W. U.
Morso nttouded tho Injured lady,
but onu find no serious result from
tho accidents.
IIUMuro of FrQijuciit Colds.
A nuccosolon of col ' or a pro
traotol, coll is alinout cortaln to ond
In oUronic catarrh, from whloh fow
ovory cold tho nttontion It desenros
nnd you may avoid this dlsagreoablo
dlsoaso. How can you euro a cold?
Why not 'ry Chamberlain's Cough
Remody? It '. highly reooinmenJed.
Mm. M White, of Duller, Tenn., says:
"fiovornl years ago I was bothored
with my throat and lungs. Home one
told me of Chaiiiberlnln'a Cough Rom
ody. I begpn xislng It and It rellovel
me at once. Now my throat aril
lungs nre sound nnd well " For alo
at Dr. Sfine'- drug store.
Bungalow Theatre
Empire Theater Co., (Inc.) Iumkco.
OEO. L. IIAKKR, (icnentl Mnimgttr,
Portlniiil, Oregon, l-'lli and Morrl-
turn NtreetH,
Portland's Fashionable Popular
Price Playhouse; Home of tho In
comparable1 linker Stock company.
Socond and last week of tho groat
Rolasoo uueeesw about which evory
one is talking.
The Rose of the Ranclio
GnnimoncliiK Sunday Matlneo De
cember 13. 1U08 With full strength
of compauy and grtwily augmented
oast; all tho gorgeous seeuery, cos
tumes and effects. If you saw It last
wmI: yo.i v::i !'.. :; tt 1j ict the
soooud time, it's a bosuttful ploture
and it grows on you.
Eveiiiiig Prices: 1, :t3, ftOo; Mat
iiic Sut unlay, fffc 'Me.
Next week: Hoy'ts "A Midnight
Hall."
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT
Taxpayers Endorse Tholr Work by n Unanimous Vote of Appreciation.
Salem iohool dlstrlot, in nnnnr.1
tnxpnyors' moetlng unanimously
adoptod report of tho board of dl-
rwtors. an.l levied tho nntuinl tax
for next yo.r to support tho schools
nnd build nu 8-room school houwi.
Chairman Loo mado clear, lucid
nnd unnmbigtous stntomont of tho
yonr'a work, showing that tho board
nnd bottorod tholr own program sov-
ornl thousand dollars. Tho roport
waa highly complimented by tho sub
stantial citizens present.
Tho Annual Report.
To tho Taxpnyora of School District
No. 24:
Wo bog loavo to oiibmit tho following
roport of tho bunlnoos transacted by
us alnco our last roport, which w.ia
submitted Juno 1G, 1008. tocothor
with our oatimnto of csponseg noKa-
saiTr for tho proper malntonanco ot
tho schools of said district for ono
Tear.
lleccivod for District.
Cash on hand Juno 16 . .$ 0,452.81
1007 trucoa 1,856 40
Stnto cchool fHind 4,687.20
County ochool fund .... 15,218.40
High ochool tuition 450.00
Clon. Electric Co., rofund ,G0
A. L. Frrior, rofund .... 8.10
Pr.tton ntos., refund .', . , 100
High rchool body 3.05
Nursery Co., rorund .... 3.50
Tcnohors' Institute . , . . 15.00
J. M. Powers, refund .... .25
Toinl $28,076.30
DlHhurHomentfl,
Snlarlos .$
Janitors' nilnrloc
Wood
Iutorcat ...
Wntor
Election oxpomoH
Clerk's snlrvry
Material, ropnlra
School aupplWii
Atlvortlsliic
UvportliiR book
Phonna
PrlHtlng
Librarian
Plumbing nnd soworngu..
Power nnd llghtn
Stamps
School slto
Inturnuro on lf.itldlngn . .
7,084.50
825.00
1,157.00
1,222.00
100.56
30 00
150.00
2,001.74
1,839.08
1,00
10.00
55.12
5.50
135.00
82.00
130.05
5.00
4,750 00
10.00
ImlcbtctlncfKt.
Uouds, Oct. 8, 1890 ....$13,000.00
Montis, April 7, 18D1 14,650.00
Popular loan notw 10,625.00
Total bonds and notes $47,275.00
Hudgct to Next Year.
Wo osUmnto tho oxponsoj of the
district for ono yonr as follows;
Salaries $37,300.00
Wood 1,700.00
In tores t 2,450.00
Wntor ,... 600.00
Glork's salary 300 00
Election exponsoa 50.00
Ropnlrs 8,600.00
School oiipplloa 3,000.00
Advertising ....
Power nnd lights
Comont walks
Phonoa
Taking school ojnsns
Insuranco on building
Sundries . .
1.00.00
600.08
1,000.00
85.00
20000
500.00
500,00
Total expenso $51,885.00
Estimated RereaaM.
Tho vaUio of tho tAxable
property of this district
is given ht 99.177.76e.-
00, and a 4-mlll lory on
such valuation amounts
to $86,711.00
County school hind 15,218 40
Stato school fjund 4,007.28
Rocelpts on tuition .... 1,000.00
Cash on Jmiid at this tlmo 7,430.08
Total $06,032. 6
Leaving a balanco of $18,147.68
nbovo tho ontlmated oxponses of tho
nchools for Uio yoar, which amount
tho bonrd rocommonds bo applied on
now school houno to bo orocted and
complotcd In tlmo for oponlng of
school next fall.
Tnsuranro Carrictl.
High school $18,500.00
East school 18,000.00
Ornnt school 10,500.00
Lincoln school 10,000.00
Park school 10,000.00
Total expended $21,240.22
Cash on hand 7,430.08
Totnl InBiirntico $67,000.00
Tho bonrd would respectfully rec
onimond tint n lovy of four (4) mllln
be mndo for tho eiumlnt: yonr, for
tho purpono of maintaining tho
schools. Ronpcotfully submitted,
A. A. LEW, Chnlrmnn,
IT. O. EPLEY,
W. P. MAMCOaiC,
A. N. MOORE8.
E. R. MILLARD.
NEW CALIFORNIA LAW
TO PROTECT BANKS
FROM DISHONESTY
(United Press Lonsod Wlro.)
rhui Frunulsuo, Dee. 10. - Tho
now statu banking law, whloh will ho
submitted to tho iioxt legislature,
wiih drafted yoHturday at a muetlng,
the last of a long mirluH of ctoiifur
huo4ni between a ooiumltte from thu
baukora' aaoclatlous ami a Joint
legislative commute coin posed of
State Senator Frank Lonvltt, Statu
Senator J. It. Curtln and Assembly
man Phil A. Stanton. Ilaukors and
lawiiaker have worked In harmony
on this measure and, It Is said, It
will prove tho alroimettt regulation
of IliiHHelal Inalllutlona ever adopt
ed. While the Hw aet la modeletl
along the Uuw of the reeeiitly. euaoi-
etl New York banking law, It la In
many respects more severe. It pro
vldea. in the first plane, fur tho oro
atlon of a staUt unnkliiK department
to tako the plaoe of the bank com
mission. 'I'he ehlef of the new do
partmunt shall be known us tho
"superintendent of banks." His sal
ary shalPho $10,000 a year, for u
term of four yearn. He Is to be ap
pointed by tho governor, and his
(ual!f!olons will Include aotual ex
perience as an oxocutlvo ofllcor In
a California bank.
The startling dUoloHiiros In thu
baiik-wrorklng seaudnls of tho Cali
fornia Safe Deposit and Trust com
pany and tho Market Street bank
have caused thu Introduction of u
spoelal claiiHo Into thu now law, mak
ing provision against reokluss bor
rowing by ottlclals from their own
banks. Thu law provides that a com
nilHslouer of a bank cannot make u
loan to any of Its dlreutorri without
tho vote of two-thirds of tho other
directors and that full particulars of
the loan ' must he reportod to the
superintendent of banks for his ap
proval. The total loans shall not
oxeeod 30 per oent of thu oapltal and
surplus of thu hank.
Under thu new act, hhvIiibs bunks
nro to bo pormittod to Invest in
HtHinlaril Industrial feeourltles. Thu
law will not hecomn operutlvo until
July 1, 1D00. as It hna buou found
that under I in proristons, some of
thu banks will be forood to change
their artlolea of Incorporation
There will bu three kinds of
banks: savings banks, commercial
banks and trust companies. Hank
directors will be required to maku
annual reports to thu suporlnton
dent in addition to the reports of tho
examiner and of the clearing house,
thus pruatlcully netting for threo
reports a year on each bank.
Curd of Thuuks.
Mr. and Mrs George .wicker and
family wlh to oxprww their heart
'oil thanks to tholr tunny friends for
their a slstanoe ami sympathy during
their recent bereavement by the deatn
of Mr. 7-wlcker'e daughter, Mrs. R.
tt- Townzon.
OAIHWCHIA.
fUfoatur
tt
TU tw its, ton iib fop;
MN IW WH WHJO
This Is Worth Reading.
Uia F. Kolinsky, of 08 Gibson
stroet. Ilurralo, N. Y., says: "I oureii
the most nunoylng cold sore 1 ever
had. with Hucklen's Arnica 8alve. I
applied this salvo once a day for twi
days, when every trace of tho sore
was gono." Heals all soros. Sold
under guarantee at J. O. Perry's drug
storo. 36c
OMTOIIIA..
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