The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-22
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WILL NOT START.-The Statesman says
!! that the executive committee os the Marion
Courty Fruit Growers union reluctantly
announce that they are compelled to relin-
quish the starting up OF the cannery as was
expected. A closer investigation into the
existing conditions cf the canned fruit
market reveals most demoraiized trade.
and for Us to attempt TO place a new brand
when old and well established concerns are
suffering. would be to invite disaster. This
is all the more painful 10 us from the fact
that there is no prospect for market for
much Of the fruit grown here. We counsel
growers not to order too heavily Of box
stun. Hood river growers have many car
ss as q ef Mt stFsga6FieS B, that q Iass rspoEts
pr1ces. II Is believed It viii pay to dry the
blackcap raspberries, and you should make
your arrangements at once to dry them.
Cherries are more promising. and will bear
shipping, we believe. Executive committee.
A PTE BET.-As the champion pie bitter
Of Benton Co, Lonorz are about even be
tween Geo Denman and Dick Smith. They
waeered pie each on seven different
| candidates at the recent election and last
Saturday night the bet was paid. Seated
around seven of Hodes & Halls large pies
| the two began an eating contest in which
each evidenced much natural ability ard
careful training At the eEd Of the eighth
round each showed weakness and when
| the fifth pie had taen deyoured the pair
were done up and friends were called to
| their assistance 10 eat the remaining two.
/ The effect on George was most distressing
for a time but IN the morning be had en-
| tirely recovered Not so with Dick, how
ever His pale thin face indicates intense
/ suffering and loss Of sleep and the mere
sight CT pie gives him feeling akin to
that Of sea sickness .-Coryallis Gazette.
/ STAYING QUAIITIEs.-The Independence
Enterprise gives the following account Of
the recent game OF base ball In that elty :
Il The game played By the Juvenile base ball
mines of Albany and Independence at the
I Talmzge grounds Wednesday evening was
as instructive a. ii was unique The Inde-
pendence team PLAYED leading game until
the 7ih inning when the pitcher became too
fatiguei to do god work Owing 10 this
fact the Albany boys were enabled 20 rua
, up high score in the 7th inning AMI won
the game IN gzllop with q sore Of to 8.
There Is talk Of a return game between the
same teams. Score:
Undergraduate o 2I0I002 20-s
AIba7y 90 0 90 TO -
LowERIsG A MCUSTAIS--The Dalks
Chroniele. June Ilth: Parties who have
been over the ground between the Lock:
and Bonneville say that the whole side q
the mountain has been broken up into 8
series Of benches- There ara holes largs
enough to bury box car in The big tree
are pointing in all directions, and II.
ground teeps slipping towards the river
? Al who have bean oye- this part Of tE'
read say that the Union PaciSc will hay'
a serious trouble IN getting over CT ar0unt
, If. and that nothing al all can be don
Z until after high water.
BROWNSVILLE TEAcHEES--Ata 4 Haees
: ing Of the board Of directors Of the Nortl
; Brownsville public school on Monday evea
a ing, Prof d Z Stanton, who has been pr1n
Icipal for The past two years and has NE
with decided success, was reelected prln
: Csrssi; W 4 Calder teacher Intermediate
1spzrTr-err- ssFs s>--2-s~= ss--~sas< .
+ primary department, which position 50
has held three consecutive years In So1t
Brownsville W L jackson and wife c
: SodavilGs. have been hired and viii SOC
: move to the city.-Tlmes-