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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03
Our Assistance
Counted On
WILL AMERICA ASSIST?
French Paper says We VIII support Great
Britain.

Britain.
Paris. Nov 3-FIgaro says that Eng.
land planned SO well in the American.
Spanish war for the gratitude of the
American people, that if Europe inter
vened in the Transvaal, the American
feet would land on the coast of South
Africa. This idea is Emperor William 5
night mare and the reason tor increase
of his fleet in Mediterranean waters is
significant of his intention of cutting a
Inquire either way in the contest.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03

Dayton. o.. Nov. 3-John R. Mclean
and Ex-Governor Campbell both claim
Ohio will go Democratic. They give
figures except on Hamilton county (Cin-
cinnati) which they say will give Mclean
$4,000 majority.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03
THE TOWN INVESTED.
Lsdysmith Entirely Cut oil from o t-Ide
Commu nication

Comm unic cation.
London, Nov 2-Io:5o p. m.-The war
office has received dispatch from the
governor OF Natal. Sir Walter Francs
Hely Hutchinson, announcing that com
munica,ion with Ladysmi,h has been in
corrupted since $50 this afternoon.
This is not regarded b. the war office,
however. as in any wise confirming the
rumor OF a complete investment OF Lady.
smi,h OF Of the capture of CoIenso
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03
BIG MONEY IN FIGHTS.
Even Loser In ToniEht's Battle Will Make
afortuue.

New York. Nov. 3-Everything is
ready for tonights grea, fight. Both
leffrles and Sbarkey are in the pink of
condition and all signs point to its being
one OF the greatest fights ever Witnessed.
Betting remains at odds OF 10 to ? on
Jeffries. The winner will get between
- 1000 and $4,000 and the loser 500 o
besides both men will have a steady In.
come from the picture privilege.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
At the Peoples Store Sat-
urday and rlonday,
Nov. 4th and 9th.

Other stores try to follow US in making
sales, but no one gives such bargains as
We do. Our prices talk for our store as
being he only genuine bargain store.
One case OF fruit of the loom muslin,
needs no recommendation. sells At 1oc.
bargain price, per yard. &C,
Cotton crash in grey or white, heavy
iwilled goods, worth &C, bargain day
price only axe per yard.
Mems fine fedora hats in different
colors, sell everywhere at $3.50, special
oS cents.
The remainder of our 81 yards WIDE
wrappers, sells at 81 90. never less, one
to customer at +oc each.
Mems fine beaver overcoats worth fully
$3.50. Saturday and Monday they 60 at
81 oS.
Children's heavy ribbed fieeced under.
wear, all sizes vests or pants sells at aoc,
special bargain price per garment Isc.
Boys REFER overcoats. best make,
worth s.. so, Saturday aud Monday only
81 IS.
Ladies felt slippers. top trimmed with
black tur, sells at SI.So, Saturday and
Monday they so at almost half price,
only Soc.
Ladies fine shirt waists, made of black
mercerlzed silk, tucked front and pleated
back our $3.50 waist so bargain DAYS at
only csc.
Here is snap in rugs large size 64x so
inches sells everywhere tor $3.50, we
bought 50 of them at a special low price
and will sell only one rug TO a customer
ut less than half price only SI.,o each.
Ladies outing flannel night gowns
trimmed with finishing bIaid worth 7Sc
go bargain days at only 4Sc each.
Large size bed comforts, sell at sr.,S
special bargain ooc
20 pieces heavy heeced fiannelettes
dark wrapper patterns sells at ISc per
ward. Saturday and Monday half price
7kc per yard.
Ladies brilliantine dress skirts, sell
regularly at SISS, Special bargain
price SIPS.
Children's fine Frenah kid shoes, lace or
button, fine shoe that sells always at 81:
special price only 67c. You should see
the quality 10 appreciate the low price
Ladies' fine calf shoes in lace or but
ton, the best and strongest shoes made
sell in every shoe store at 81 .os: our spec.
ial price for Saturday and Monday is
csc pair.
Boys corduroy suits, ages Q to Is, best
wearing suits for boys, worth fully 50 so
our special for the two days is $500,
Ladies' worsted knit unde, skirts,
worth SSc; special bargain price only
loc.
Turkey red table cloth. fast color.
pretty plaid pattern, worth lSc yard. go
Saturday and Monday at per yard only
24c
We will have special sale prices also
in ladies misses and childrcn's Jackets,
ladies' tailor made suits and in trimmed
or walking hats. 1t will pay you to md
out our sale price on these goods,
The PEOPLES STORE,
"Boulder's Great Bargain Store"
MIS-. X ID. Cavers of Ward has take
charge Of the German house Sos Pearl
stree: and is prepared to give all old
-, l.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03
Heavy German Imports.

Berlin, Nov. 3-Thr increase in
American imports since 1895 is 100 per
cent This is due t. the large demand
for American cereals, butter, lard and
coal oil
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03
SOLDIERS ARE SICK.

Over One Half McArthurs Forces Unit for
Service.
New York, Nov. 3-Pnvate letters re
ceived here state that over one.half OF
McArthuIs army are unfit tor service,
owing to illness. Coun, Esiethazy is
said to have offered his services TO
Aguinaldo and been refused.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03
Nos A Terrible
Catastrophe
APPALLING DISASTER.
Twenty Persons Drowned and Many NJ re
Injured.

Antwerp, Nov. 3-An appalling dis
aster occurred at Weisland terry thi;
morning. The dock was crowded with
people when the stage collapsed and the
people were thrown into the water
Twenty are known TO have been drowned
and many more were injured.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03
It's Cold Down south.

Knoxville, Tenn. Nov. 3-Snows and
heavy winds are the rule today.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03
LOST ON The LAKE.
Schooner stranded and Three Occupant.
Arc Drowned.

Chicago. Nov. 3-The ,wo-masted
schooner "Chiquita" stranded on the In
diana shore. The body OF boy was
dashed to mas, and the only other oc
cupants. the captain and his wife, per
ished. The boy was son OF pho,og
rapher, who had chartered the schooner.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03

Augusta. Ky, Nov. 3-Snow is falling
and cold winds prevail.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1899-11-03

Mis-. K, ID. Cavers of Ward has taken
charge OF the German house Sos Pearl
stree. and is prepared to give all old
patrons and also new Corners hearty
welcome at lowest rates. 30 10 limo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17
1upAY,s MARKET.

PORTLAND Jan. 1S. Wheat valley
62: Walla Walla,59c.
Flour-Portland, $500; Supernne
Oats-Whlte 42643c.
Hay-sS(d9 per ton.
Hops-lAdl5c; old crop &c.
Wool--Valley, 10Gl2c; Eastern
Millstuff-Bfan, s17; shorts, slS
"a $3.50. oo.o
Poultry-Chickens, mixed, So 'jO(g3,15
turkeys, live, l6(d2Oc.
Eggs-OregOn, 2O(d25c per doz.
Hldes-Green, salted 90 lbs, Sdotc'
under 60 lbs. .6t(G7c;sheep pelts, ,l5(G2Oc'
Onions-75c(dsl per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 2j(G3Oc; FANCY
creamery, 50c(d55c per roll.
Potatoes, 75(dS0c per sack.
Hogs-Heavy, s4.75.
Mutton-W Weathers BIC; dressed, &c
Beef-Jteers,s SO. .25(d3.50: cows, S2.5O
G2.75 dressed, 5CG6.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat-50.
Oats-3jc.
Hay-Baled, cheat, 800
Flour-In wholesale lots, 81 90: re-
tail $500.
Millstulf-Bran Sl2i without and
sl3f with sacks; shorts 81 3tlGl4 pei
ten without sacks.
Hogs-dressed, SC.
Live cattle--2fCd3c.
Sheep-Live, s2.50(Gs3.
Veal-5tc,
Butter-Dairy 20c: creamery 25c.
WOol-Best. l5c. MOhair 25c
Hops Best l6ldl7c.
| Eggs 22ic IN cash,
Poultry-Chickeus, Sd0c; turkeys,
live, l0lGl2ic.
Farm smoked meats-BacOn, Sic
ham, l0c shoulder 6lg7c
/ POtatoes-3OC.
Apples-3Oc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17
RURAL FREE DELIVERY
hYSTEM.

The postoilce department Is about
10 commence the trial of new i'm
proyement for The rural free mail dc
livery system which may ultimately
be used IN all Of the thlckly settled
farm regions Of the conntry. The I'm.
pFovement ls an Invention IN the
shape Of a small metal box some three
feet long by two feet high, this box
containing a number OF small com
parlments suitable for holding the
mail for a nelghb0rhood Of consider
able size. over each small compart
ment there Is a separate door which Is
securely locked with Yale lock, and
inside of each compartment there is a
button 10 which an electric wire Is
attached leading directly 10 the house
Of the farmer for whose mail that par
ticular compartment Is provided In
the nelghtorhood box. Once or twice
a day, the government mail carrier
comes along the road on horseback
aud stopplng at the neigh
borhood box begins the distrl
button OF tho mail, he having a
skeleton key that opens all compart.
ments, II there Is a letter for Mr..
Jones, the carrier opens Mf,'oones'
compartment, presses the electric but
ton To rlng the signal bell OF MIR.
Jones' house notifying him that he
has mail In his box, deposits the let.
Iers aud shuts aud locks the door By
his method the farmer who Is ex. /
pecting important ,business letters .
need not worry about going or send
Iug 10 town each day, as the little
electric bell notifies him when there
10 mail for him. II the government
adopts the system II will turn-
Al the boxes but the farmers will
laye 10 furnish the electric batteries
lnd the wire. The wire required will
'e but the few feet necessary 10 reach
.he nearest barb-Wlfe fence aud To
'un from the fence 10 the house, aud
Is the battery will cost but few
'enls a year most any man will be-
willing 10 pay for the additional eou.
sentence. Thls new idea is TO be
fled Ia Massachusetts, aud Ia case a.
'Foyes successful il will be introduced
a al OF the heavily populated farm
cgious.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17

undertaken 10 bloom and blossom all
over with the golden flowers OF con-
adcncc The Immense elephant OF
real estate imitation still wears q
badly wFInkled hide. Business lsstill
struggling under universal Oyer-pro-
ductIon. Banks are plethorlc with
millions of capital that cannot be
used prontably at any price, neYerthe-
less there is a hopeful lift. The money
question is established beyond a pos
sIble disturbance OF public confidence
for SIX, eight or ten years. The tarin
system win not be changed except as
TO some minor detail. Railroads will
be left free 10 handle their trafie
without danger Of strikes Or hostile
legislation. The slow uphill pull OF =
commercial revival aud an In
dustrlal improvement will pro
ceed uninterrupted but there Is
plenty Of evidence that While
business conditions will be fair
there will be 70 large margin 10 oper.
ate upon. Private and public bust
ness must be conducted on bases OF
thrift and economy hitherto unknown
BY present generations. The whole
outcome will be a grand schooling of
American people in the smaller but
none the less heroic virtues that are
indispensable 10 the making Of a sue
cessful individual or nation. with
the larger outlook for the American
people gained by the Spanish war,
with the upllft that comes from In
creased responsibilities hoDOrablY as
sumcd, the horizon IA more hopeful OF
better times and improved conditions.
Viewed 10 this light the OreponIan
annual has a message for every man,
woman or child who Will master Its
contents and become familiar with
the showing OF facts that constitute
Oregon the grandest commonwealth
IN the slsterhood Of states No man
with clear head and ordinary Amer.
ican energy and enterprise, need come
here with a faint heart for want OF
opportunity 10 make an honest living
and that ia Mi that any community
ought 10 hold out as an lnducement
for immigration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17
THE SUGAR BOUNTY

A Polk County Representative Who
Gives Some Reasons for Opposing.
EDITOR JoURNAL:-The bill giving
81 ton bounty on sugar beets will
come up for adoption som. | would
like general expression Of the voters
on this subject. This does not come
up as political question.
To encourage the beet sugar iadus-
Try Ia Oregon seems practicable. But
lot us see. Justice is the drst thlng
10 be meted out in the legislature.
Justice demands that one industry
should not be stimulated at the ex-
pepse OF Others. Now tit Is Just %
help the beet sugar industry, ia order
20 make II profitable, then why mot
help the prune raisers who have lost
much in establishing the Industry In
Oregon : Why not encourage the hon
industry, which has ruined many en-
terprising men and is OF more benefit
To the laboring class thaa the beet
sugar Industry will eyer be? Why
not help the wheat raisers, who have
been raising wheat Gta loss for many
years, aud are today selling their
wheat az loss What would Oregon
be without wheat production ?
10 is better TO establish on firm
foundation the industries We have
rather than 10 encourage new and
hazardous enterprises which are liable .
% be failures Ia the end. /
The Islands lately acquired by the .
United states have any amount OF
the richest soil In the world and well
adapted for sugar cane, where labor
Is cheap THIS llud is open TO Amer
lean enterprise aud will no doubt be
50 utilized rs 10 make sugar so cheap
that our factories will Doe compeued .
to close down. There VIII be appar-
ent the folly OF giving bounty on tho
raising OF sugar beets, The loss 10 the
state OF ssoO,OOO and loss of millions
To our enterpriSinG citizens who were
Induced t0 20 into this cuisines, nv
this bounty
J.B, STUMP, .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17

number Of Judges Ia the largest dis.
trict In the state. The third district
with two circuit Judges has s,20j
more population than the Portland
district with four judges Yet Port
land Is 10 have one MORE Judge, the
Salem district il 10 have one LESS.
The jackson-Josephine. Klamath
Lake district, with only 6.l5a votes
east 10 June, 1850, has two judges. II
Is not 10 be changed. The Linn Ma.
non' Polk-TillamooK.Y Yamhlll district,
With l7,OS0 votes last June, Is 10 lose
ono Of lts Judges, Thlsis the reason
Ing OF the Salem push combination,
who want 10 get nd Of Judge Boise,
What a pitiful proposition from the
stand point ot history aud statistics
la 1895 a resolution was adopted 10
abolish the additional iuogshlp. Tue
demand OF the harof this
district led 10 Marion county by the
lawyers who are now Interested In
aoollshiug Judge holse, was that the
additional Judge be retained.
The members from Marion county
were asked TO violate their platform
pledges TO not abolish the additional
ludgeshIp that these Tooy Jack law.
'ers now want to abolish, In lSaS uel-
Iher the Republican platform, nor any
other parl, plagt rm, asked 10 have
Wis iudgeship abolished, conf,ssine
Il Was necessary 10 the public.
what fountains OF Justice would he
opeued 10 the people could these fel.
IoSs have thelr way, Increase the
supreme court Ia deaabeeof the con. |
''l'a''oo' Abolish iudgeshlp ia The
lace OF facts that would dale the IN.
lellec1 OF a digger Indian, TO say
nothing OF The constitution forbid. |
i'ns such a ProceediOgl Yet this Is
"ea. the sl' Toby Jack lawyers Of |
Salem propose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17

Tue liiile eoterle " ono horse poi
l1lelao lawyers. Who have started IN
10 abolish the additional iudseshlp Ia
,hls district because Il happens 10 oo
eeld BY a'nan whom they cauuot use
io' purposes Of plunder. is doomed 10
a miserable failure.
Mhata posl1son Il would leave the
Republican party Ia should they sue.
eeed The same Republican leslsla.
'nfe Is voting 20 INCREASE the 81.
preme court 10 a5e, 20 INCREASE
1os numbcF o. circuit Judges ia other
districts wish less population, 10 IN.
CREASE the numbeF Of districts Ia
ne state, but 20 DECREASE the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17

country has bee much talked Of
Her real object was one OF charity,
for she IL using her great wealth and
influence this winter In assisting the
Danish people 10 the western states.
She Is STOPPING ia Chicago, and from
there writes her straightforward en-
dorsement of Palne's celery compound
Women are easily excited, who waste
energy worrying over trlies, who are
often suffers from sick headache and
nervousness, should read this plain,
unbiased statement OF what Palne's
celery compound has done for other
women.
Among the diseases that cause a
vast amount Of needless suffering that
may be readily cured by Palne's celery
compound are biilousness, torpid
liver, headaches, sloepessness, dizZi-.
ness, constipation. dyspepsia and
general nervousness and debility
No man or women who Is cOntinu-
ally aliiGg can successfully carry on
business, or be of much real cotIfort
10 the household
And only thoroughly nourlshed
body that has all the used up, aud
therefore harmful, material promptly
romUyed from the blood and tissues
can be healthy. When either Of these
vital conditions OF adequate repair or
ellmination are incompletely done,
the organs need Just such help as
Palne's celery compound Is fitted 10
give. No other remedy Is so valuable. !
Where other remedies have failed, !
Paine's celery compound will succeed |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17

10 every clyIllzed country rich and
poor alike have found restored health
and neS vigor In Paine's celery com
pound.
"IIard working people Of ordinary
means are 10 be congratulated" says
an English writer 10 interviewing the
scientific work OF the last quarter Of
a century, upon having so easily
within their reach today remedy
which the wealthest and most lnnu-
entlal persons must themselves use, II
they would get the best that modern
medical skill offers Panes celery
compound proves that the science OF
medicine has kept pace with the
wonderful progress which character
lies the life Of the present geLeration." !"
The astonishing reputation that
this NEST wonderful 0tall remedies
has acquired Is principally due 10 the
wofd'0f month recommendation and
endorsement Of men and women of
the highest business aud social stand
Ing, as we'll as those In humber but
40 less Important positions, who have
themselves discovered lts merits.
Adellne, Countess Schlmmelmann
whose portrait Is here given, 10 n re-
cent letter 10 the Wells & Richardson
Company, speaks Of friends of hers
who have been benefited by Paine's
celery compound, aud who first ad
ylsed her 10 recommend lt.to her sick
friends.
The countess, as lswell known, Is
prominent member OF the Danish
court. Her coming 20 this
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17
JOURNAL TX RAYS. 4"

| Now the city is dllIng up with the
Mi,chell'McBride push, all after
plumber,
ttt
The era OF free distribution OF
pearl'handled pen-kniyes Is happily
drawing To close,
-.
The Salem city council should adj
here rigidly 10 It's program OF a peo-
pies administration,
ttt
10 has taken twenty years 10 get rid
of that smell Of cabbage aud fried
mutton In the Oregon state house.
Dear little Mr., Cleeton Of Columbia
county, principal accessory In the
theft Of a scnatorship Ia 1895, is a
close observer ot legislation.
ttt
Let the new city charter provide Tor
reducing the interest burden of The
city No one cares how IL is done. so
u Is done without biz lawsuit.
+4t
senator Mulkey's constitutional
amendment to place the state printer
upon salary rs along the right line.
out why not include an state officers
t+t
When one OF the lrading appNcants
Tor The state house ianltor,Llp found
he could NOT run a restaurant there
he dldn'twant the iob. The fat was
all gone out ot it,
s
Does representative Young know
that the opossum is bigger nuisance
thao the skunk Yet he has a bill "a
protect the opossuus that are 10 be
introduced In Oregon.
ttt
Albany Democrat: The book con.
test Is becoming a warm one. The
Democrat has received a pamphlst
,, headed The Trial OF the serpent. -
Tue serpent Is the shcool book trust
All trusts seem 10 he serpents ip the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17

Portland Telegram: The llllhee
Club Is great boon TO the members
OF the legislature, nearly every mem.
Der Of which has received a card
granting the freedom Of the club
The clubroOms are nightly crowded In
consequence, Bowling, billiards and
pool are the fayorIte pastlmes, though
the well-apDolnted reading rooms,
provided with a complete assortment
OF reading matter, including the
leading daily papers and best maga-
zines, are by no means ever deserted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17
OPTIONAL PILoTAeE

This paper has always advocated 90
open river 10 the interest Of the
wheat grower. The wheat farmer
asks no bonus, gets 20 IegIsIatlop,and
IL dependent on cheap water freight
for his existence.
An open. unhampered river from
the wheat aelds ofOregon out through
the mouth Of the Columbia river ls
the greatest need of the farmers 10
Oregon.
Portland shipping interests ask at
the hands OF this legislature tine en-.
actment Of an optional pilotage meas
ure. As we understand the matter,
there ls no demand 10 this that will
give 10. or take away from. any man
the right TO act az pilot. II leaves the
Astoria pilot on equal terms With the
Portland pilot 20 ply his calling.
But II gives the shipmaster the
right 70 hire a pilot wherever be can
fnd him, and takes the monopoly
away from few men at Astoria. II
this will save the shipowner money
why will II not result 10 cheaper car
goes
The Willamette valley wheat far
mer is lnstlnctlyeIy opposed 10 all
forms Of monopoly. He must com
pete With the worlds products in the
open markets Of the world, and no
graft Of any description interests hin
for a moment. We cannot see why
optional plIotaae should rot be es-
tabIIshed and the monopoly at Astoria
broken.
What right has the legislature TO
say what pilot shall bo employed ?
Have the Interests Of commerce and
the underwriters no rightsin this mat.
terY The Pacific coast shipping IN.
terest will experience a great develop
ment 10 the next ten years Acquis.
itlon OF Hawaii and the Philippines
will force the construolIon Of the
Nicaragua canal and the rapid null
tiplicaiion OF steam and sailing vessels.
Look al the record Of shlp-bulldIug Ia
Washington alone. The state Just
north OF Oregon IN 1898 built 2s sail
ing vessels OF s,5O0 total tons, 81 steam
vessels ot 1884 tons, So barges Of
e.YOi tons, total las vessels aud 2s,TI4
tons Washington leads the Union
with this resord Of wooden vessels
Michigan IL second with u vessels and
total tonnage Of 22,077.
Alaskan, Hawaiian aud the Oriental
commerce direct with Oregon aud
this coast will be very large.
Our ships viii 40 direct to those
regions with our products aud return
with their raw material TO our ports.
10 view OF these enormous interests
that are bound 10 be developed, what
interest has Oregon In any resirictioas
upon The handling OF sea going ships
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17
PLAYED OUT.

Dull Headache. Pains in viIiods parts Of
the body. Sinking at the pit Of the stomach,
Loss of appetite. Feverishness, Pimples or
Sores ar all positive evidences OF impure
blooi. No matter how it became so u must
be purified in order to obtain good health,
Acker's Blood Eexir has never failed to cure
Scrofulous or Syphilitic 2oisons or any other
blood disea es II is certainly wonderful
remedy and we will sell every bottle on
positive guarantee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17

The secretary Of state hereby In
yites sealed proposals for furnishing
to the capitol one hundred (lOO) cords
Of sound body large fir wood to be de-
llyered upon the grounds. The bids
will be opened at this Office Saturday
January IA. 1899, at II o'clock a. M.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, January 8,
1899. +. /. DUNBAR.
1.1O-5t Secretary Of State.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-17

Like all other holiday aud annual
numbers OF newspapers 10 the west,
the Oregonian annual does not meas
ure up 10 the gorgeous proportions Of
former years AN such enterprises
still feel the letharglc pulse Of busl.
ness, which. however hopefully We
may boast Of the return Of old
time prosperity, Is not YET strong
enough 10 cause everything that Is