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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Who Killed Sink.

The murder OF Ray Sink ST Salem Is
nov laid 10 an ex convict, who had heen
working IN the hop-fe,ds near 6ervais,
and an effort is being made TO find him
Tho Journal ssys that from present ap-
pearAnces sink ass killed on ;he road
side and afterwards his marierer pro-
cured q buggy and The sash Weights.
and after loading down his victim. haul
ed him out ento tie high bridge and
dumped HE hoiy into the river. The
appearance OF the body and the wav i;
was mu,ilaied shows that Sink mus,
have been deceived in'o the woods before
he was killed and then thrown into the
river.
The fact that TIE gold tilled watch was
not taken IRON his person shows that
the murderer was no arainsry criminal
bIt one who alter taxing all precautionl
TO sink the body, was also speculatiu.
on chances OF bring identjfied througt
the watch.
This morning the ex-convict. Who's
name is Majers. was arrested in Port
land, aud brought up on the noon traJ'
to Salem, where he will have 10 met
pretty serious charge it IS said viii
strong evidence against Kim
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Religious Scrvt<c>.

Rev W D. Fen,on ~i.s preach ia tie
VI. +. church south iom Frow morning
ssd evening e. the usual hon Every
body Invited
Christian church, ooFner oE Fifth aud
Jackson, ats, ReY. c. VI. Lane. pastor.
Services morning and evening a. II and
30 O'Clock. Morning theme. - Tie
Logic OF ,he Resarrecsioa " Ewsning
tubjeci. "EEeSt Of the HeIy 6hoxl -
United Presbyterian church: SerYsc-
es a. the usual hour: Preaching AZ II
A. m. and :+5 p. m, :. ;. aG 3-S1, Jr
Endeayog At 3 30. Sr En5eavor at 6.i5,
Subsecs Of morning sermon, Bearing
our own Burdens" Evening. The Ne
elected Fo1r-hunirei. All are cordial
ly invited TO attend these services
Presbyterian church: sunday, Sept
25,h Is Rally Day" Il IS a national
rallying day with all Sabbath schools,
and special service appropriate TO the
day will be held by the ;. ;. Ii will al
50 be day oi raliying al al the seryices.
Let Us gather in large numbers, vzcz-
Iions ali over. / cordial invitation l.
extended 20 all who can TO meet with Us
al all the services oi the day and week.
Morning service AZ 1880. Evening ser
vice a ) :s5, :. :. at / -, {. l.. ~ 6 :45
Morning sublec,. The Economy ol sac
rihcc, Evening, "Diraciness q Vision. ="
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
The Salem Tragedy.

The body OF ths unkno~n man found
in the river at Salem has bsen iden-
titled. The man had been murdered
undoubtedly, having been stabbed in
the back AID mouth, ard then having
been thrown in the river weighted down.
Some think the body though no'formally
identified is that of Ray Sink, OF wasco
The Journal says:
The theory that robbery was the mo-
tive Of the crime finds some substantial
tion in the fact that the hotel keeper AI
Silyerton, where the murdered man
stopped, stated that the man seemed TO
have q good deal OF money as big roll
OF green backs was seen in his possession. D.
This taken with the fact that his pockets
were turned wrong side out and no
money Was found on his person would
lead one to believe he had been robbed
Sheriff Durhin and his deputies are
close on track Of al infer nation. Mr..
Durbin Is in Sllverton, and will no
doubt bring some yht on the subject.
Prosecuting Attorney Hayden is also
looking into tie case closely.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
SATURDAY. 8

From the Ne~s :

From the NeSs:
Miss Cora Shupe. OF Albany. visited
with Mr'. q. ". Phillips the iirsI oi the
week.
Miss Cl=ujie Mcknight visited in Al
.any ;ais week, siie ggest ol Mrs. :. W.
Dagger.
FL Myers went over 70 Albany Sainr-
day where he will attend college tile
coming winter.
DR.. f. q. Hyde has lifted up Offers in
rooms recently vacated by 7. ;. Coisey-
near the pos,oiiios.
DO Wooiworih. OF Albany. passed
through Sc1o Saturday. having been up
in the jordan ncighborhooi TO reooyer
his ''swiPed" saddle
V. E. Coins IS this week engaged in
reiiiting tie room recently vacated by ;.
". Dngger. preparatory TO putting in a
stock OF Racket goods lie alll carry
general line Of notions and goods US
ually found in a Rackc; store.
:. !. shore left Wednesday Tor Salem.
where he will remain for n seek. having
been engaged As manager et the grand
stand a: the State fair.
Born, near this ci;y, SATURDAY. Sept.
IL, ls9S, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cyrus,
daughter. In this -ity Monday, sept.
10. lS9s, Ia Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morris,
a daughter.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Coins. OF Albany.
were in scio sunday. visiting relatives
and friends and viewing the collapsed
warehouse OF the Scio mill Co. Mr. Cons
was the original builder OF the ware
house, and 1t vas hard JOB for him io
believe that the foundation had given
away. Il took personal investigation
TO convince him that house baili as j,
was would iall under the weight OF hs,i
lts ca pac!ly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
FRIDAY
WHERE IS henry BEARD?
A Lebanon Man Missing Since
Thursday.

Mr. Henry Beard, OF Lebanon, came to
Albany last Thursday forenoon on the
local train, with 500 to SIS on his person
with which TO pay his county taxes. He
was seen in the afternoon but not since
then that can be learned. 1t was reported
that he WAS seen with Ar. Tenney Of
Lebanon in the evening, but Mr.. Tenney
Gays that this was a mistake. In the az
noon he went into the lunch counter
after something to eat in somewhat in
toxicated condition. What became OF
him afterwards cannot be leatned. Not
getting any track Of him yesterday, up
on his failure to come home, he having
promised To return Thursday evening
his grandfather Mr.. John Beard, and
uncle William Beard, came 10 Albany TO.
day after him, but at press time had Sc
cured no clue 0f him. They learned that
he had not paid his taxes. This leads 10
speculation as TO foul play, and there are
rnmors Of such. Some though think he
las gone of TO sober up. He was not in
tie habit of going on sprees though and
is raid To have been pretty steady man.
Just now the case is mysterious one.
Beard is young man about 25 wears
o age, heavy set, and is married.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Shor in the leg.
From the Criterion

From the Criterion:
Last Sunday about Que O'clock John
Dsshney, who lives ON the Charlton
place, accidently shot himself in The
right ley with a shot gun. He had been
watching to get shot at a gray squirrel
and alter shooting one barrel let the gun
down when tie other load was discharged
taking effect in the alf OF his right leg !;
tearing ASsy considerao of the flesh
ard also injuring the boue. Mr.. Dash
ney was Fione at the time of the accid-
ent but Succeeded in getting material
and binding up The wound after which
he took pair of old crntches, that hap
pened 10 he on the place, and star ed TO
the heid to catch horse with the inten.
tion OF coming 10 town, but WAS unable
to catch the horse and was just thinking
he was going to be lett ia u sad plight
when Cornelius Cox came along and
brought him to town in a buggy. He
was taken to the hotel and Drs. Booth
and Lsmbrrson were summoned. Tney
first thought that il would be necessary
10 amputate the leg just h-iow the lnse,
but finally decided that they could save
the limb.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
u URSDAY
BOY
Fell From n Telephone Pole.

Monday about e;even O'Clock little
Carl Power, the eight year Did son OF E
L. Power, while playing with some other
children Mar the Presbyterian church
climbed to the top OF one OF h telephone
poles. He had JUS reaches the cross
bar At the t"p fully tW"a'y i've ct
tIom the ground, anu had a. | Il TO some
other cuIldren TO see how hI-" hc wac |;
when ne tell To the ground omIng wn
through The h'auches al ~ map tr q
that stood near the I'"', striking his
head and face nn the ground. 'he't /
CrandNl Who Mas Wofklu- near The
seems OF tue accident, and who saS lhe
child fall, ran and picked him up in an
unconscious condition and carried him
home.
The childs parents were both down
town at the store at the lime 1t Ine Acci
dent. Tuey were immediately sent for
and upon their arrival Dr. Jones was
summoned, who did ell that could be
done TO relieve the little suffere II was
found upon examina lion that no bones
were broken but thst thu chi de head
and face were terribly bruised. At this
writing he is doing rs vel as could be
expected and no donb. will fully recover.
Lebanon Criterion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30

E. @. Phelps left yesterday on 8 trip
to Walla Walls.
Arthur Bemis and Jasper Custer went
TO Portland today on business.
License has issued for the..marriage of
Elmer J. Pearl and Ora j. Cutler.
Miss Edith Chiswell has gone to PORT
land to spend the winter.
Assnstant Superintendent TIA y lor OF the
$. r. was in the city today.
U q. HayLe came Up from Fort Slev.
ems yesterday and returned this noon
Marshal Lee was down town in bug
gy for the first time since his illness.
Lieut. Dohson is ia the city ass sdug
Lieut.. Flnx 10 the Salvation Army work.
Ars Clarence Duhruille aud child re-
turned this noon from visit With Port
land friends.
J Fred Yates, OF Corval'is, went 10
Salem today to attend the meeting Of
Knights Templars.
Bert Wight left Monday fodsan An
selmo. Calf, where he will enter the
Presbyterian theological school.
Miss ". 7. Brink arrived last Wednes-
day and will resume her work in the
school room next Moudsy.-Ptineville
Review.
Senator Glenn and Representative Pal.
mer went 10 Salem today to loot over the
field previous TO tie conveuing of the
state Legislature.
Among those no will go east tomor.
ros on the excur-ion iii lie Mrs. John
WinEley, who viii visii Siih relatives in
Janesvilie, Wis.
Miss Olive Lonp. after residing In
Merced county. CAi,f., for four years,
has returned 10 Linn county to reside,
and 10 now st her home near Halsey.
Miss Long formerly Taught school in this
county.
WeddI' < bells ar ringing at S0,iaville.
Mr. EdNad Black took unto him.elf
the lovely Yong AidoN. ars Matte
Iabb', Monday evr"ing Sept. 10. 1898.
R'v. bosies officiating. The Young
ioiks ssrcnsded them until the wee
email hours OF The night tu' Jared 10
charm trem uut.-Lruau ,n Criterion.
lion. Jason Hheeler returned this
mo niwg from the Klamath Hot Sprinss,
oi bes~ich, siekiyou county, California,
where he Is'sIk the mud bAtLs for tao
Aeeks, snd reports great improvement.
He was M ach pleased aiIh the spFinss,
~hnse medicinal qualities ATE ui.doub :
eiiy oi high oTCer Ths accommul3-
uoas there are first class.
& cIGe A Honek and family after au
aesrnrr 81 more than three moaIIs ia
IN u e ess arrived home IAst SATURDAY..
On Ih- tr.a She iamny acre in ystious
pafih ti," country. and il Is cafe TO say
tnat no " -af otter bread ever sAS more
IN the sauar length oi time than did the
head OF The family as was made clear IN
seve-al interesting letters TO the Times /
The "esu.t Of all his experience beyond /
tee Mississippi is that he is more thor /
ought attached to hls native state IhAn /.
ever The unpleasant part of the family /
return home is they ate nquii Bca,on al /
least for the ? eseut. la two or three /
weeks they expect 10 remove to Eugene !
~here Mr.. Houck SiIl engage in Tnsur I.
Ance and ether ousIn~ss, leaving hrs ex- /
Iensire iArm IN abe meantime 10 he care ]
o. 'easnt Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
HOME AND ABpoAD.
Wheat 30 centa.

Wheat so cents.
Photos so cts dozen till Oct. 7 at
TinkIes.
The enrolment at the o. A. C. yes
terday was 2l6.
50 cents doz. for frst-class Photos by
Tinkle till Oct. z.
Four tomatoes left by Henry Nell
murry are immense.
Only few days left TO have Tinkle
make your Photos till Oct.7.
'Trilby" leads, others follow at
Stewart & Sox Hardware Coz.
Wanted, Immediately, al albany, o.e-
gon, an opera house.
The Trilby stove, the hest in the mar
ket, at Stewart & Sox Hardware Cos.
For calcium carbide 90 to the office 0
oregon Gas Light Heating & Power Co.
The Parker fountain takes the lead
over all others, French the Jeweier has
them.
The Statesman claims that Sa.em is thu
center Of the greatest prune district in
the world.
A fine lot OF new cook stoves an
ranges at Stewart & Sox's. Prices clseat,-
er than ever.
Don't buy an "Airtight" stove until
you rec the Hickory" and ''Trilby'f
kept by Stewart & Sox.
A few Of those elegant gold rimmed
photo buttons and brooch pins at Tinkles
Miss Longs Gallery.
"Tfilby' the most popular heating
stove on the market at Stewart x Sox
Hardware Co.'S.
g. ~k-s
ting parloFs for first class work. Hot
AMI cold baths Clean towels 10 every
customer.
an accident policy Of II Senders. 1900
Insurance. 81 so per week, tI2 90 per an.
uum, or &c per dzy.
Oct. will be the last day you can
have Tinkle make your Tboto- He
guarantees his work 50 hurry up and see
him about your photo.
Next Monday will be Albany and Cor
Wallis day at the state fair. II will cost
only 81 for the round trip going On the
noon train and returning at night.
John Witt, farmer living three miles
from Hillsboro, was struck by lightning
the other day, but suffered nothing more
serious than q severe knOckdown. Sever
a. va AL1 A6S4AAs kG-EAhC1 EAk-AL EGD-Ee-
On Monday October the s. P. CON-
pany will run daylight excursion from
Ashland to Portland, for the exposition.
The train viii leave Ashland at a.. m.
and arrive At Albany at 6:3S, and rem
ain at Albany for dinner, leaving at 6:5s.
The round trip rate from Albany will be
s3-25.
The attendance the second day OF the
state fair vas again small The display
rs whole Is undoubtedly slim, compsr-
ed even with former yezrs- Del Mort
gave two exhibitions as = guideless
PAGER. The three year old trot vas won
OF Mark Hanna and the three year old
pace by Alba Dan.
Bitter complaint Is made BY Tacoma
chlcken-Eanclers, because Of the fact that
the Oregon state fair has refused % allow
birds from the outside OF the state 70
compete for prizes at Salem. This dis
crimination Is held bF the Tzcouzns 70
De made On account OF the poor showing
made last year by Oregon birds in CON-
parisOn with those from Tacoma, one
man from the latter city taken IS birds
10 Salem and carried home g prizes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30

AFIER GOATS William WaIfield and
Willis VidiIo passed through Corvallis
Monday.en route with band OF 60 goats
for AlseA. The goats were purchased at
LewisvilIe, Polk county, at the price OF
So per head and they are TO be placed on
the larm OF Mr. VIdito. Goats have be-
come immensely popular with farmers
who have brush that needs clearing and
strong demand, high prices and but
few OF the animals for sale is the result
Corvallis Timee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Manila Letters of August -.

More letters arrived from Manila this
morning, having come through much
quicker than those received yesterday
being mailed on the cath Of August end
arriving here just u month later. Hence
they give Information of the battle on
ths 18th of August. Their accounts show
that the >psniards surrendered as stated
in toe geographic accounts with praeti-
cally no resistance. The Oregon boys
were kept at Cavi,e until after the sur
render when they were Immediately
moved to the palace across the hay at
Manila as the guard OF General Merritt,
distinction appreciated. They had
been kept at the palace and hence had
not yet had an opportunity TO see much
OF Manila
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Death of Mrs. y. IL. AIlsn.

Mrs. Mary VI Allen, wife OF the late y.
H. Allen. died at her home in this city
this morning at 6:30 o'clock, at the age
Of IL years, having been born March >,
1854, after an illness OF some time. Mr..
Allen died about year ago.
Mrs. Allen came to Albany from Wis-
consln IN 1878 two years after her marri-
age with Mr.. Allen, which occurred aug
-. 1873, and has since resided here,
esteemed and respected by large circle
OF friends. She leaves four cuildrca.
Edna, Mani, Frank aud Alma TO mourn
her death
The funeral services will take place
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the family residence, TO which all friends
are invited.
The deceased was a member of the
Baptist church. under whose auspices
the funeral will he held.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30

DEATH or DR. MYRoS KoHs.-A dis
patch received by Mr. Phil Cohen today
announced the death, in San Francisco
of bis Eon-in laS. DIR. MyIon Kohn, this
morning. from pneumonia, sfier short
iiluess. DR.. Kohn was in Albany year
and four months ago at the time OF his
marriage with Miss Clara Cohen, and
made many friends here who will regret
to lear Il his death. Mrs. Cohen in
response to dispatch announcing his
serious illness left last night for San
Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
That Thunder Storm.

Tie following IRON the Macshfeld Sun
will explain where the big thunder storm
of Sunday night ragged the iiercest.
As severe q Ihunder and lightning
storm as ever visited thIs section was ex-
perienced Sunday night, lasting until
esrly Monday morning. Numerous trees
we're struck, but the damage We have
heard OF, up TO tue pres ni, wAs the kill
ing OF tEo COWS in n. L Marienson' a
meadow, on Coos river. The cows acre
in Ihe open field at the time, and not
near the barn, OF unde5 = tree. as 6rss
reported. Will Piper and jim Nowland,
who are engaged in fishing and have 8
cabin near by, were within q hundred
yards of the cows when they were struck
Both men were thrown 10 the ground
and partially stunned, and could feel the
effects OF the shock next day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been, by the County
court, of Linn Co., and State OF Oregon, duly
appointed administrator de bonus non
and the will annexed OF the estate ct u. +.
Crawford, d. ceased, late OF Linn Comfy.
Oregon. Alllpeesons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to present
them to the undersigned within s'x months
from this date at his place OF business n
the city OF Albany, Oregon.
Dated this the S0th day of lulY, 1898.
G. II. STRwART.
Admir- De BonUs Non with the
will annexed.
WEATHERFoRp 4 WYATT,
Attorneys for Admr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30

Thousands OF brilliant electric lights,
flags, bunting and flowers will decorate
the big Exposition building at Portland
this year and the music will be grand 4,
aOd the Hegelmsns, the world.renowned
aerial acrobsts, will perform their won
deful acts. The admission is only %
cents, and the Southern Pacific Com
pany will sell excursion tickets TO Port
land and return for the price Of one fare
on Oct. 3, good to return until Oct. 10,
and at one and one-thtrd fare during tr q
balance OF the time. There will be two
concerts each day and constant changes
OF program. The exhibits Of farm ina.
chinery, ladies' work, manufactured ar
ticlee, etc., wall be immense.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Indci IN n Flight.

A horse race was 10 take place this a.
ternoon at the fair ground between Cases
grey and Pat Murphy. the second con-
test between them. On the former oc-
casiou Pat won. Case believing his horse
can win at a longer distance made an
other race for 800 a side.
But it will not come of just now. This
afternoon Mr.. Case and Mr.. Jennings, OF
Scio, were discussing arrangements for
the post tponement Of it to next week, when
a quarrel ensued and some rapid blows
followed, resulting in at least Mr.. Jen-
nings getting bloody nose Acting
Marshal Jones was nearby land placed
both men under arrest, Recorder Hem
ton disposing of the case with the GUS
tomary fines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30

AN OLIVE BRANcH.-Through the cour
tesy OF Rev. w. J. Fenton, pastor of the
NJ. E. church South, the State Agricul-
tural college has fallen heir to about two
thousand volumes that were in the old
Corvallis college which is now being torn
down. These books which made two
large dray loads have been moved to the
O. A. Q. library room and will be ar
ranged in place at once. The courtesy OF
Rev. Fenton in this matter is very much
to be commended. In effect it holds out
the olive branch Of peace in controversy
that was hitherto attended with much
bitterness. Rsrnaawu-.w.--.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Do First Glass Work.

Laundry patrons who want first class
work done without paying exhorbitant
prices should patronize the Albany
steam Laundry which have employed
regularly five OF the best ironers IN the
coast for shirts, dresses, and shir: waists,
and ten cents is the highest price
charged for any OF these articles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
THE c. L. y.
10 BE Extended Beginning This
Fall.

The Salem Journal publishes the fol.
lowing special:
ASTORIA. Sept. 2l.-It is known here
by persons who are in close touch with
bonner x Hammond, who control the O.
c. & L. X. X. from Yaquina bay east,
and the Astoria railroad that, that COM
pany will this fall let contracts for the
extension OF the former road one hund-
red miles east from i.s present terminus
above Detroit. An extra crew OF engin-
GERS is butily engaged at the general Of
hccs making detailed plans and specifi-
cations for the worE, and it is here con-
sidetcd as certain that the extension
will lr made forthwith.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
The New Conservatory Teachers

Prof. Writ and wife, the new teachers
in the Albany College Conservatory OF
Music, are expected here tomorrow to
take charge of the work. The Hopes
ton, ILL.,, News OF las. Saturday says OF
them.
The departure OF Prof. G. A. Wirtz,
late OF Greer college, and his able assist
ant, Mrs. Wirtz, next Monday, for their
new field of labor, at Albany, Oregon,
marks a regretful epoch in musical circ-
les OF this city, and takes from the re-
ligiOus and social world OF Hoopeston
two people, who, by their unassumlng
ability and cultivated attainments, have
won their way into the hearts OF our citi-
zens, and who will be greatly missed
| from their accustomed places of duty
and pleasure. II is gratifying to know
that these two worthy people have open
before them a field OF labor in which
their merit will he recognized in a SUBJ
stantial manner. The Presbyterian col
lege at Albany, Or, can rest assured
that Mr.. and Mrs. Wirtz will meet every
requirement in religious, social and mus.
ical circles in their new home.
The good. bye meeting in honor of Pro-
and Mrs. Wirtz at the christian church
Wednesday night, was demonstration
of appreciation worthy OF the couple or
whose behalf it was held. The large
audience was composed of all classes o
citizens, who, regretting the departure o
the professor and his wife from oul
midst, were desirous by their presenc,
or farewell word, to add their mite t,
; the interest OF the occasion. A silve
fruit Sc: was presented to Mr.. and Mrs
Wirtz as slight testimonial of the re
CARDS OF their fellow citizens. But great
er than this are the warm friendship
, these two people leave behind them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30

LEADING PRuxE CoUNTY.-Rural North.
west: Douglas county viii evidently
continue to hold its own a. the leading
prune-producing county 10 Oregon this
season. Marion county will lake second
place this year, alter which will follow la
order of quantity OF production probably
Yamhill, Lane, Folk. Linn, Ciackamss,
Benton. The relative standing OF the
other prune growing counties is hard 10
determine. They are Jackson, Nultnn-
NAH. Washingion, Wasco. Umstilla
Union, Jospphise and Columbia. and. 10
quite limited extent, CoOs. CurrY and
Lincoln.