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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
7-Ile Test Of Excellence.

e'aa@saaza an #aad of Maryland re
~" loH Is dispute on matters
political aat9a@n u an Hishman of Bat
t.merc and a friend from Montgomery
eaaazs Eurine the course of their
san ~ hat heaecd arguments the Irish
t=aa announced With considerable em-
hasis Lat he wooa neve vote an
save toe Democratic ticket.
y a'a 4Iad TO say that | am no such
ha3e=aa1r partisan as you,' said the
MONTGOMERY county man q make II
a rale 10 vote for the best man, no
matter What his party IS"
Gpar mo soul. | always thought
ye mueWnnps and rayformers was a
cray lot, exclaimed the Celt "and
low tnoH it How are We goin to
Ell y no IS the best man till the votes
are counted New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
A GIRL REFUSES a MILLION.

That servant 9irl should come
into a fortune Of a million is nn-
douhtedH fact worth ehroHielihs
rp. circumstance which IS much
more astonishing in connsc elton with
the case of the maid from tho banks OF
the Rhine to whom this wonderful
thing has inst happened Is III faei
that she refuses to accept the money
stating frankly that she prefers 10 re.
r.ain a servant, according 70 the West.
minister Gazette Tha any 2irl ia
civilization should actually be happy
ie aemastiee service mawa@ays is a
nost difficult fact to rea2i.e. III
casa IN question IS raaant:e=oaa
f.om first o last@aad should suggest
Il fss5Jitfu}= gl1eme# - 1.a7=zil'5 - arch
e alots. She va a t51,s IL, araH@h1
I'll. fa an ar4hmaae. bor z1aH a. his
feash= # sa,aa alaaff bus - p
erfz - ller= and her hzf.aff#r a
eerch e aaqe 2aass ~ y = chill.
h e=e44..s e5z-c5#eHr r. and Z
fes= = =.eisl= as.s sts#H her
i. r.ss=-=1l 60 "a ~ b :
-fss. -f.t rafd=fs #z..7t# 55tl y
l1ta f.f1I aa7 I5e $50 ~" ~ ae"'
a sfa.es 's5r af1'ss sf"f#=f9H
s.#atl81 s@tbar saiH i
srgws l.zoz. q cls. = ~. :. .ai
being = s.tle a4a 8Tr.a1 aE y5e.
5peafth f3e. tAat~7.e = .s5fte u 81 ~
ST. sfs1 8.th hsr=5at 4 - fla nica
- titaeee can II .fa sar d
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
s0EzMsi= WORDS FROM 4 WIDOW

,2sa .a1e sza=aes*. 4ztf marry
zat@= =0H=ch ;.ce2alfz tsr n. ar 50
ass =5sz.is, .a..zl..#
= common error a4.=eta
so4en lat=esax. attana1 i
z.eraaes9s.
sa4f=.
a=a.Hae5 Ia
90 a=tafz 81
aaa a#
efta ez5# raHea fha=
.5tH Iaa#5:sz sai= sa5i
=Ge sifal#s.a4a iea= -
'a.=a .sshreaaefe Ii Vii. fe. n Y
r#ataa - al. aoar1asz.
1's=es -, ll'H Mo nsaah =. y f8itA
q =asaa laTers merely how what s1a
'az d. as5=.a h aarGe Il lare
II III zaa.sas=Waatsey airl. fr2e,
A. eo#.t.e-fo=fia ue'.ed eEo. who turos
Gu - ho Gibraltar Of re iu3ices anf
desires 10 her azton-hod husband.
Old maid arc examples Ct the pow
.. Of Miaa at.or= mater. They prefer
distract IDEALS 10 concrete disappoinf
ee1ta.
! women oaee resolved to drop az
. aossips from her calling list Her
husband Is row her only acquaintance.
N5han 4an males a mistake in his
arst u arria@o he victim is his second
vjte
w. an dec1ares 70 man that h
ne~faot. and tho man never notices
thai H. d5ae not attempt to provo i.
\ good has5aal IS dead husband
F. Milmfne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
A MAN TO eE PiTlE9.

An exchange say. ~ feel sarry
Ter he man VIE docs nor ra9l h.s
hone paper. He=is 20 aetter han
a nsaa= without eaamtrH= 4 + I5sa
i harat'ass COM. hat Ea@ 40 regular
pastare aur araz=s ffaH i-eae5ts.z= .os
e.Gsr asts1ss be1#aN ss@l Y Ira hi
& y%atzzi 6.ti# i#=a aiH = s=ists ~ h9F=
no ls ,Ae'55#.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
THOSE WHO MAKE 1T PAY

Ten years AGO tha Expenditures Of
the New York department. stores we're
less than one ha.f Of that Of today
Twenty years ago il was less thar
cno tenth. Thirty years ago it was
minute fraction. Note how these
stores have prospered and broadened.
Does advertising pay?-Western Pub
Usher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
TaE FOOLISH MERCHANT

@t at.tt .t-af1 s5t
fir.. se.# hhs Aah
Yah ecI,s. 3 f II
= Aaat aaes ae#e3.6- car a5ff.ea.
te#7.d .a#a Hr. .1.hH' .uia &hea
eefel ~ al,sHtEss= =8s1era Pgb-
fisher
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
EEG FOE REAL ESTATE.

ce .5-a3g-S -
NJ 6,
=
HafsE-s=
rar - a.4-a.,
fE3
4'r.h1 E.e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
= Friend in Zee d

~ va55 laaz=af eaev.'a- saf 5pz a:tH eou=
$3.50 iesz5 l=u=teAt tte;u=7< 5t5rat defV th5I
Dr -.i' 's-r, 'ltlan ~Vtap rvtl cNre hetn-
t1t#i l.,t r Fl 1o = f,ttn IN uecf Gtrn,an Svt-
-fzcs7Gc f9l tfe eHre 81 cansa,5t
5-.. r l,.- u III tk'ig2 t13st lions .1.tes
- t+s.e fI5l4 loit - lqt}3t t54t1p
+=eruf. coughs co'ste. bronchitis a'5s, a1}
t#tt ~ sfat }l.f. t..a5ls ar eUeedsty cnrat -
aaelas NI49 I,35t aattf4 27e Bte bot..e
.5l- Aha ! 3faaa.'-ts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
WHAT THE WORLD WANTS.

Men NnN ~
wealth.
Men who see the divine in the com
non.
Men who would rather be right
han lie president"
Men who will not lose their indiEid-
ualty in crowd.
Men who will not think anything
Profitable that is dishonest.
Men who will be a. ho&est in small
hines a. in great things.
Men who viii maEs no compromise
with questionable things
Men whose ambitions are not con
dne4=ta their own selfish desires.
Men who are willing to sacrifice pr
,afo interests for public good.
Men who are not afraid to take
chances, who are net afraid Of failure
MeH Of courage. who are Hot COW
ards In any part of their nature.
No who are larger than their bust
ness. who oyertop their vocation.
Men WHO viii give Jhirty-siX inches
far yard and fhirty-t~o quarts for
a bushcl
Phi1anthropists who VII aat 1t
their right hand NOV what thetg ] Il
hand IS doing
Men who viii not have eze bran ~
honesty for business purposes and q.
other for private use.
Young men who VIII he tfHe=to n 3.
highest ideals in spite Of tle saeers
and laughter OF their compan .onS.
cleraymea Who caa hear .an3er
call han that Of public applause
larger salary, OF q fashionable church.
Statesmen Who vii Hot pae's eau
erses, pull wires or be iuffG acsa =
heir policy hH personal l=at.4as.
Nasaa4imens se911z wh5 te eo=1az4.
anen ererEbody hey mel for 1'.e Ita.
sia1a as hey LAY b. 10 then..
Ma Who are ftHe 70 'heis fs5a. Is
through GOOD and evil report. n adver
Sly as Well as in prosperity.
Sinela hearted psonlo who % net
.oof a every proposition raa1#tEe
point af Gov Il What IS 5h#a. IN it
for me-
Journalists who &t4 eot writ zenf-
s#'oas, seandalaa, a..5cles neee1T b..
za9fsa shaff slilar=ia ia.ela.ef nfshas fzeA.
> Sc 50.
Eea aal l#"enfa VII car
zaHd =ereet and independent #hile
5fhefs# bow a..a# #fa9a# aH3 e.iase fer
5oee ~ power
A.sa=@a3 - Ee. e1ia -53s
a.# sl#s..= 80. 6........
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se'raH- 4a a asr f59
azezll z4aT-=a as1saet#sa
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a=a 49,
49, Mo aasa fhe
Aee #st b - ar4 eaa
~ #eHleef@a sfssT#. ae8l-.5
hiaascz - a9-s.e.is- zasfe o'..
szaz3azzs
~. a.a ah9=a..f 10 pretend =
zaa# aersa Il d s1sea@s VII r
hsH 1a=aai. or saer5aaaf ea aarfears
xj'h 3s1es viii vi feb r.. are not
familiar
Won 19 afa=aaf asrai54 azlamo3
= stard tor ii NTH wE.a az.
eo1a'a:. @ho can ~3y .s#=h en-
has, a.rhal4h al fhe II The
aar.d s&g 'eaeS
Nh WJ5 haye .h.=ea..l.saa - wsar
rarsadhase cIe-Aes aul - #ee s.Hplv
aal alataig, FeeeSsars. eh.le rhc.r
ean4et.oes eeyel y lsHery rcl.ayel
, ceos1.el IA. t6oas
Ma Mo tt1e# sa=ua3 sch ca4p1ete
saH5ee} e m =yf.s- .h4f 55avz e3,
l9sz .hessh lA Haze#eNas aaratj :,
a'.aa- @ithoHt aolh4 5r sasEuz# ~
-la. as4at Aa4= without la=faa
es#t.r
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s6'az 4Row-E Axe poaR
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
WHY tl7z Pric W.,s D. re7..

Ya1Hg Eeaso& pr e-iaid 81
.#l~s', COWS ra Il hfs1 fH f11G1.eG2
am eui SLY Hra fhe
way is oAly II.
RHteha sN.th ii t1#a
YGW@ llau-e'ssefs tAiak
he - are cut OF.
Bsteh rtWifh superior sri ID
lhoH9ht So Nhn " tl a turkey,
na.aln. We sell - aaa all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
AS Others See Us.

Askitt-I see Muggins on the street
every day. What's he doing?
Knoitt-Looking for work-and con-
eIatnlatine himself On his inability
to find It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

Harry Para. Ia paper says they
Con 4se nails Japan
Fapa-Ycs: ] guess that's a fact.
Harfy-TEat's fanny. #'hat 90 hey
,fe when they want 10 na1 campaign
ies?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

T. oha js hoastine Of his anees.
'ers is Ike .ae potato plant. the best
! - - Il is down in the GROUND.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

Ho-srs " T. coleman and D. F.
T"eier left this afternoon for q hunt,
III. TRIP ap the river.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

Don't blame woman for being vain
she is only what man made her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

q. W. Boyce deyotes his time TO rents
For drinks try the Valley ga
icon. Fred Senyard.
Mr. Ea Howell is confined to his
room OF account Of Ia grippe.
Fer sale-A frst-class organ, in
good condition.. Old phone 755a
Green River whisky at the Val
ey saloon, corner Fourth and Main.
= For r,nt-Three nicely furnished
bed rooms Apply Mrs. Cliff Dow il.
\ beautiful line Of hand painted
china at closing oHg price at Cot
1Nebs
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mr.. NJ. P. Ras.
sell. son. Mother getting along
oeH
Have your picture framed at ths
Pine Blu6 Wall Paper company. Both
homes.
For beer. cigars and liquors eaa
at Valley saloon. Fred senyard,
proprietor
~ zou aware Of tn fact that the
tselea Laundry DO &c besr work
n IL e.@
-II9ee aa1=e=t aad best. h e.osf
,or1p.s-g 10 df Warel. :. can - : O..
II yea 0aat package of pure
haHgaaaa candy mad fresh every
3a.. 90 o - Main.
If Eaa naea glass let IN your
window - soor. call up the Pine Bluff
Val Paper eomoany.
-''at 4.a-s i TIA bcs. 1aanu.actur.
~ usolae=e5 he maszet. rich ana
5eaa..fal,=a Ga,t.ie1.s
y we'd he W. s .aMcieat-
salze hz aa,l.a4 u ap. Til Eala8 El g
frtc= company. B9th pa9n 5.
-'eesa nsaez af ~ n.eds. ffa-a
canned 4aa..z ete..# all ~ laa6.a4 aHa
kezt brands Al I.1,aet SIMMONS
-sea9sa1 haea .IInzz,rle# a2d stoves
= 49o.s q new. s53oe4 II aI@-. eaad.
aa1a ssn.z. za1 Vet s.a5s1 avefu
Foa =#.e-t9.s GOOD brood #.s :.
@a .tae 'l1e tlaase. aae tsa.s= saala
eaie. 4as4e xes4s .tt.g.iE= ~
Button
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4 la.1s- ri. na3-=
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s-raat. Both phaa
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aaea#a45 s'ea~ Gat5 an1 So M.
'.....@ aa4aa5a. pfoo.
IT Ho4 Gtend having yanr house
q afiea 8irel. H4s'G make no mis-
.7le By calling Us up. Thcrnion Elec.
.1.e Company. Both phones.
Pine City Bedding company viii
sci al grales Of mattresses to tai
raae nh city Gallon nss Tw slfth
and State str2es 0l3 Hhone ~aG.
The landslide vs. f74 Roosevelt,
tuf Lqmhe.h=c carries AZ East Ena
Nth al Kinds fresh meats; l7o2
List Fourth aveaHe. old phone 52f
Knowing tae needs . very house.
taId= aaa the thGnee NECESSARY for :
7h@aA aisis@ Ginnsr have roe y 4
Ia8aa aea Of ~ fest 4racari s.
G.fuat Simmons
Il memtt9 9h "a al Ahs [. O.
Knox ros-4eoce f26i Ws~t S.AsA
G.eEge lsr.laT. >las=z4l4r -, att..s-
r#aa.=# a7l #n55,. fsF= }.eaaf.t al
1e elf eaa# chas -
f.oz I.a9i55 a6lI vafch on Third
.ag,g0. 2g5weln C-fse and Walrut
Reward fer rr.mn - c
- r. Ce&f5 r ut.ce.
tar Fl
ena le G' a.z EH aety
sI.e. of as-5i a=sta
tsa,, ese.: =evefeeh5a~ feI i, I
GfH9s5as. t.ote SiGaA.oqs.
i Brown ath T hgn pJt .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

Mrs. Gharles Bland of Pine Bluff Is
the guest Of Mrs l.. N. Eithott.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
= + r i 4.s + J. i 4 j. j. + y = < .
!. NEIGHBORiNG TOWNS. ::
+ = + + + :. + + + 4 + + + I. r
Altheinnef.

Altheimer.
AI,heimer. Nov Mr.. J. 5. Nc
penneH and children Of Denver, Colo3
Will remain here during the winter
Mrs. rharles Bland Of Pine Bluff IS
the guest Of Mrs. L. NJ Elliott.
Mrs. u. {. Walt has heen entertain
ing Mrs. Noet Of Pine Bluff Tor the
past few days.
Nj. L,v.. lecture on The Devil and
Tom Walker" AZ .he schoolhouso last
F,riday nabt was Woll ATTENDED and
thorcuehly enjoyed.
Mr.. Charles Roberts Of Wabbasceka
IS clerane fer E. Z RoWe and com
Hany
Or Johnson OF Peach Orchard. Ark.
VIII practice here With Dr.. D. {.
Halt. Drs. Walt aud Blankenship
hayiaz dissolved partnership
Mrs. d. G Walt entertained Tues
day night in honor =ef Miss Annie
Noel OF Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
= = r. r. T. r + p r + 1. 4 r r
A. +
q LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. +
4 4.
q r r + = + + + + + + + + +

D. W. Boyce devotes his time TO rents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

Mr.. Charles Roberts Of Wabbasccka
IS clerIine fer Z. T. BoWe ana com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24
WOVEN ARE p0.R

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n Fl ta-aa- ~ f4l1.
~ hG.ra 10 form
aata=as. t@s#as#5 a1s..s NfcH
esJaf7 70 al all cost
aa af"" 55.eE~at4 10 81 IS.
posed mon.
ia hat. too Great r. card for
aPpearaaces
t5ose al, hoy have never heen
h.oqett mp to appreciate tha true
so1ao Of money,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

,1lL .aae- = q=zless. 81 mary
.se@= 4dz Ga account izr n. Pr $50
at.it #5l.i,if1 tt...Z.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-24

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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
improvements a, Hood River.

Hood River.-it Ia estimated that
the o. n. 4 N. Co. 10 expending $4,000
In improvements to the depot grounds
and track yards at this point. The pas
senger depot 10 being remodeled and
enlarged. and a freight depot and
warehouse has been erected three
blocks west OF the present location.
The facilities for handling freight at
this point have Afforded very poor ae'
for the last three years.
and the improvements now being made
are source OF satisfaction TO the ship
ping interests.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Anxious for Good Roads.

Grants Pass.-The good roads move
ment has struck Josephine county with
greater force this season than ever be-
fore. and there is more general de-
sire 20 better the highways OF the
county than this section has ever be-
fore known. During the past two
months nearly $1,000 has been paid out
by mining companies and individual
mining men for the improvement OF
roads In Josephine county. and as
result many OF the Camps that were al
most completely isolated during the
winter viii be readily reached by wag-
ON hereafter
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Fewer Cattle Fed Than Usual.

Echo.-Five hundred head OF cattle
are being fed In the immediate vicinity
OF Echo. This Ia a small number com.
pared with what are usually wintered
a. this place and In o, casioned by tho
extremely low prices paid for beef.
IA large herds are herded upon small
alfalfa fields, the paaturage Afforded
In eaten close. and hay feeding begins
about the irt OF November. Cattle
raiscrs are hoping for higher prices
the coming season, believing that tho
vlaitork 20 the 1905 fair will consume
great amount and bring up prices.
Several small shipments have been
made already this fall. and the highest
price received Ia s3.26 per cwt. live
weight.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
COMING EVENTS.

Inland Empire Sunday School insti-
.tute, Pendleton. Ore. January 80.
Oregon State Dairymen's Assoeia'
tion, Portland, December 2o-2i.
Oregon State Horticultural Society,
Portland. January io-li.
National American Woman Suffrage
Association. Portland. June 22-2s.
Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposi'
tion, Portland. June i-october 10,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
To Bore for Ar,esian Water.

Baker City.-Manager vinson. Of
the Emma mine, six miles cast OF tho
city, has closed a contract with G. A.
Fredericks, Of Spokane, to bore for
water on his property. Mr.. Fredericks
has the most extensive boring appa-
ratus ever brought TO Eastern Oregon,
II having a capacity for boring 5000
feet. The contract with Mr. vinson
calls for 1000 feet or iess, boring TO
cease whenever a sufficient flow OF
water In encountered. He does not OK.
pect water under 500 feet. The work
will be commenced at once. Mr.. Fred.
ericks also has contract TO bore for
artesian hot water for the Hot Springs
Natatorium Company OF this city. The
hot springa OF the company are within
tho city limita.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
TO DEAL IN FINE HORSES.
New Industry Opened in Pendleton by
Former Eugene Man.

Pendleton.--A. G. Ruby, formerly of
Eugene, Ore, has purchased the Ore
gon feed yard of this city. and pro-
poses to maintain a distributing depot
for imported horses. He has at his es.
tablishment "a horses and six Jack.
asses. The horses are Percherons,
French draft, Belgian shire and coach
stations. Every horse was selected by
him In Europe and shipped to this
country from Germany and France.
The animals are Of the gentlest dispo-
sitions, Mr.. Ruby not purchasing any
that showed signs of Ill temper.
The animals will be kept at Pendle.
ton, and, as the occasion requires, dis
tributed over Oregon and Washington.
The Mclaughlin Bros, of Cincinnati.
proposed to establish a station here.
but finally decided upon Ogden, Utah.
Mr.. Ruby will either purchase resi-
dence property or build and remove
his family to this place, where he will
have permanent headquarters.
This station means much to eastern
oregon and Washington, not only for
the convenience of II, but for the
material Improvement that will be
made In the horses. Until the last few
years little attention to the breeds of
horses was given. or late years prices
have increased until II pays handsome
ly to raise a grade of horses that com.
mand the highest prices In eastern
markets. The day of the cayuse is
past. and the farmers have learned
how much more work can be expected
from horse of good size than from
small cayuse.
Not only are the farmers demanding
good horses, but are raising mules.
The jacks owned by Mr.. Ruby are
from Missouri, and are much sought
after by breeders.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Claim Jumpars Busy.

Grants Pass.-claim Jumpers con
tinue 20 do their work In tho Sucker
Greek district. A claim owned by
Sheriff Lewis. OF this city. has recently
been Jumped, and as the claim is
valued quite highly by the Sheriff and
has had two years assessment work
done upon II, Mr.. Lewis Ia anything
but plsesed over the usnrpation OF his
right and has gone TO discuss the mat
ter at close range with the intruder,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Sell Land Near Helix.

Pendleton.-William kupers and q.
c. Shredder. farmers residing near
Helix. have disposed OF three quarter
sections OF land 10 Joseph SEWERS OF
that locality for $4,000 a quarter. MI
Kupers. who sold one OF the sections,
and Shredder. w,o sold two, have pnr-
chased land nesr Neg Perce, paying
y450O and 5000 a section.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
irrigation Work.

Milton.-Workmen are building
fumes foi the Finis irrigation ditch,
which win water body OF land near
the Hudson Bay section. Many other
fumes are being built under the rail-
road mt different points. and an I'm
mense territory hitherto bare will be
put under cultivation next season.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Phone Line for Farmers.

Chemawa.-chemawa is TO be the
center of q rural telephone line, to be
established at once. Fifteen farmers
In the vicinity OF chemsws met last
evening at the residence OF Frank
Beatty and formed an independent
rural company. Material has been or
dered for the line. and will be here In
about three weeks, The central once
will be established al Chemawa.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Selling Sugar Plant Stock.

Milton.-Robert Y. Frazier OF this
place. is ip Portland selling stock OF
the Mexican National Sugar Refining
Company. OF which he Is member.
The company will dispose or s2se,ooo
worth OF preferred stock In order to in
stall a sugar refining plant. The com
pany Is composed largely OF Milton
and Walla Walla capitalists.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
willamette Fishwsy Completed.

saiem.-The new fishway over the
falls at Oregon City has been com.
pieted at a cost OF s2973.b0. and En-
sineer J. w. Moffatt reported that fact
TO tho State Fish Commission today.
The engineer expresses his confidence
that the fishway will make II prac.
ticable for salmon and other hsh 10
ascend the Willamette river. In re-
porting the work NJ the several hsh
hatcheries. Master Fish Warden II. q.
Van Duscn says that 6.6bo. 900 Chinook
and 3.et6.o 900 silverside eggs have been
taken at the South Coos river hatch.
cry. while e,6o7, 1000 Chinook and L.
000. 900 silverside eggs have been
taken at Yaquina. These results are
considered very satisfactory.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Mohalr Show January 1870.

Dallas.-The committee OF arrange
ments for the Polk County Mohair As
sociation appointed to arrange for the
fair, has named January 10 and 20 as
the time for holding the fair at Dallas.
This is primarily q goat fair. but poul-
try and sheep will also be an interest
ing feature OF the show. Entries are
open to all Oregon.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF interest
DEVELOPMENT OF LINN.
Object Of Club That Has Organized
Recently at Albany.

Albany.-Tom Richardson. Of the
Portland Commercial Club, delivered
an interesting and instructive address
before Albany's business men In the
Grand Opera house. Mr.. Richardson
displayed a thorough knowledge Of
methods Of municipal and state devel.
opment, and gave lucid explanation
OF the essentials of success in com.
mercial organization, and the address
was productive Of results.
At the close of his talk Mr.. Richard.
son took charge of the organization of
local commercial body for the devel-
opment of Albany and Linn county. A
number OF people pledged IS per
month for the support of push club
others smaller sums, and a committee
of business men was appointed by
Mayor Davis to take charge Of the or
ganization work and secure a member
ship sufficiently large to establish the
club on good financial basis.
II Ia the purpose OF the organization
to advertise the county and place men
In the field to work for the develop
ment of Linn county's great resources.
II was unanimously decided to Join the
Oregon Development League and co
operate with that body in the develop
ment of Oregon. The organization
committee was authorized to find a
name for the club and nominate on.
GERS, the nominations to-be ratified at
the next meeting, when organization
will be perfected.
Mr.. Richardson was given an In.
formal reception at the Alec Club at
the adjournment of the meeting
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
NORTHWEST WHEAT MARKET.

Po, tland-walla walla, s3c; blue
stem, ssc; valley, s7He.
Taeoms-Bluestsm see; club, Soc.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-16
Oil SpoiIs Water Supply.

Salem.-Farmers from the Waldo
Hills report oil discoveries In the vi.
cinity OF Pratum, where oil was discov.
cred by Rice Brothers last spring
Many wells have been abandoned be
cause the water cannot be used. No
effort has been made to sink a deep
well for the purpose Of determining
whether oil can be found In paying
quantities. Local capitalists arranged
last fall TO sink well as deep IA
might be necessary. provided the farm.
ing 10 sell their oil on percentage
basis. Many farmers would not agree
TO this. prefering TO profit by the re-
suits OF experiments conducted by
others, and as n consequence the well.
digging enterprise was abandoned.