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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

Invitations have been issued by the Seaside club for a leap year dance Tuesday evening, April 16- Only members and their friends have been invited Reservations are being made for dinner which will precede the dance
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

The eleventh anniversary of the Elias Howe, Jr- Womaen's Relief Corps, G. A R., will be celebrated on Thursday at the G. A R. rooms on State street A luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock in charge of Mrs. Fred Hinderer and at o'clock there Will be roll call of the members and a birthday contribution All mem bers are asked to make special efforts to attend
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

Aar- ard Mrs. J. c. H,op7HaFd, wfBo ] fEava been spending several weeks at Camden, S. C., wdaa return early ff1Is week and occupy tlEeir hoEne at 2S5 Park avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

Miss Grace Watt of Tom Thumb street was the guest of friends in Hartford over the week end
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

Mrs George Jacku1an of North ave ,,ue will be the hostess for the meet inc of the Wo1nen's club of the Uni x1ersa1ist church Tuesday afternoon, at her home
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

Mrs. Roy Clark of 19d9 Laurel ave nne will entertain the members or the Ladies Union of the Park Street Con gregatfonaI church Thursday aIper- noon, April 8. at 3 o'clock
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

Friends of Miss Mary ATa1otta. of g Colorado avenue will be pleased to hear thaa she is recovering from her recent illness
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

Isr. G. M. CaaFoIi, oeaBodontast of the Professional ba9iFdiE1g, is a'eteI1ctaE1g a meeting of the OTThodo11tFa held ln Chicago this week. He will return Saturday, April tsth-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

St V1nrent's Training school for nurses will give an Easter dance at the EIk's club rooms, State street Friday night The paronesses in cIude Mrs. Samuel Mullins, Mrs James Rice, Mrs. James Carroll, Mrs Richar& Foster, Mrs Walter Angle, Mrs William Nichols and Mrs Carl Sriaick-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

The ladies of Christ church, SFrat- ford. will meet with Mrs A H. TTtHn- RyrF1 of 3.033 Nfadu street, s5ffsaf1oa1d' Tnessday, April 6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
VARIOS MILLARES DE
Ciens de IA pag. 1a)

Rctividades Sc han suspendIdo deSde Ia
CO varios dias, sin que haya Ia me
nor -esneranza- por aaora. de I'm resta-
bIecimiento econ6mico Immediate.
Agregan Jos infoTmes que aver mis-
Mo nos fueron communications. que dos
nuevas Y poderoSaS erapreSaS han pa
1ItzaSp sus trabaios, dejando sin O.
cupaci6n = mas de treiEta mil Urabaja-
dores. Una de elias, Ia mas itnpor-
tlnte de- las dos, es le negotiation fun
dsdora de "Penoles". que tene su "a
siento en- Mapini. Durango. Los altos
hornoS de- esta negotiation Sc han a
pasado por IA falta de carbon de pie
dra; y clio ha sido por extension Ia
causa de que IN rico mineral del Es-
tado de Mexico, el ~coUocido con el
nombre de II "DeScubridor2". suSpen-
da Il uabajos de extraction dc meta
les.
Ia descubridora." como otras en-
p-esaS minerals de Il Repdblca' tSnen
cont-atos con Ia compania De Peoo4es
nara surtirla con metales; y al paraL!-
a-e los uabajos en- Ia fundicion de
Mapirnf, esta compahta avis6 que sus-
per6ieran suS envlos Embellishments
mes no Sc trabajara en- a!Sun tempo
Asf pues. aueian tambi&n sin tra6a-
10 81 las minas de La DeScuorlaora
an 81 Estado de Mexico, Tarios nIleS
de ohreruS
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nistros del quito cat6lico, en- los CEN
tros donde la poblaci6n de genie r
b~ajadora IS mayor. co~nferencias SCORE
orEanizaciones sociales, Y prlpcipal-
menle sobre las tendencias de una
| carnpaRa discreta Y juicsosa en- oieI1
! de las cases pro~ie.ariadaS.
Los propagandistas dc las ideas que
sobre organization social Ia dado 4
| c~onocer Ia Santa Sede. han Manifesto
| do IN los ~circulos iaboristas de MeNi-
co que DO sc pretende estorbar en-
manera alguna Ia association de los
! t~rabajadores, en- ninguna partc del
| mundo: V que solo 81 pretende pro-
| curar en- Mexico, como en- otraS regio-
| mes. orientar Ia lucha- hacia el CANT
| no de Ia Concordia, lie Ia eduidad y de
Ia justicia.
Las corferencias en- question wiener
= ormentar . intensificar notablemen-
- los trabajos dc elimination de las
! ideas ~radicales que pretenden propa-
| larsa CT Meyico; V eSto hace Greer
nrjavament que no p~rosperardH. III
| con mucho las actividades nciaStaS &c
! discordia. y de odio que vienen rea4l-
,ando los ~agitadorcs comunistas en- e.
pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
TRATASE DE QUE SEA
REDUCIDA La Quota
FEDERAL EN- MEXICO
Las CGmaras de Concrete
consideran iRjusta
Su Ulge7clG

En- vista de las actividades revolu-
cionarias que pre~valeCieron hace algu-
o meseS V de Ia neceSidad que ha-
suS Tyertes deSembolsOS aria!es, 81
goblerno del Presidents Carranza ex-
p;di6 IN deC-eto aumert1nGo f2erte-
me-te IA Quota de los i~nDues.ns fede-
raieS. que ertonces asCendil a IN pc
uUcao tanto por ciento, = lego mas
tarde n elevarse hasta 81 cincuent2.
Sobrc este particular, aver So reel
bierUr infornes en- fuente autoriZa-
"a de- San Antonio, en- 81 sentiGo de
que ma ~comenZado \ E~eStionarse por
n Confederation de CJmaras IL Co
mercio de IA Repnblica. csrca G=l Go.
G:e-ro, Que 81 CinCuenta pOr ciento de
dicha contribution federal SCI -eba-
ada por 10 pronto al reinta, para 10
.ual Sc apoya esa instruction en- e.
,echo de que las condolences del pals
on Ia ~pacif:caci6n han variadD muy
lvorablemente. y no Ne rHGuiere "a
2 a-uda dCmardada er eS" se-Cdo.
Una com!sihn desisnada pOr In pro-
Mn Confederation de CtCn2raS uc Co
mercio Sc ha hecho cargo de las ge9-
tones para que sea reduciIa Il con-
,-;huc!an federal de reterentia. Las
cuales So tiene Il segurjdad dc 2&e
saran magnifico SesultaG" dada n
hyena volurtaG que ha man!fcsta2o .!
robierno. Y el amino taEor2Fie !e Ia
autoriiaGes que han sido "a en.rcvlS-
.,das nor los c~omisiOnaGos. con los
;,alcs ham celcbrado un camp!o ue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14

WHIT an co. P. o. Box 2!a.
DEPT. B. San Antonio. Texas
ToSscs los pedidcs dc Mexico o f1e-a de 'os
Estadcs UniaoS debep veni7 acom2an2dos Dc
de 50 inpo-te
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I'm MEXICANO ENL0QUE
CIDO HIRIO

ron o., Hospital, pero aver en- Ia ma
7ana rueron dados dc alta una Tez
.,me So les hizo Ia curaci6n &c emeT-
,.rncia. Las heridas que tienen fueron
en- los brazos.
Sa-dn los iuf2rmes que obtuVinos
en !, casa de e1Sanches, .! heF'"o'
Traaco hab.l dodo g algunas mues
:. d-.sasos!eco Y perturbation
mental pucs durante el dia anterior
.,st,Ivo hahlardo incohevencias y ma
.ffestando continuamsnte sUs tem2re
- ser fasi,ado. Este bombCe con oi7os
T,nchos aabia 10 satir hoy a los IA
T,;o e de N via del F~errocarr!l Inter
r~,.f7nal and Great Northern
al yolicta mand6 encerrar ast FatIo
ON ~ Ca~ccl Dc In Ciudad. donde NJ
rrelado en- observation De u facri-
,aIss mer.a,cs y en- case de que s.
confirme 81 focura tsndra que ser
,5sclgrodo irresponsible dc sUS 2ct9s'
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Sc D~ECLARARON DOS
Viene dc ia p4g. la

n4oe manifestation que Sc mueStTan
sv1marneate descOntencos. y que deere
-aron la nueva huelga en- vista de que
Is empresas proplet2rias Sc nIestrar
rsnuentes 4 despedir a los ranaJade-
res u no quisierOn sccundar Ia pa
ada huelya V a quienes Hannah "es-
Quiroles''. .,,
Por 81 parte, los directores Ge L.
vogcaE' santa Elena taortcts
cue dan gran contingente de tr''a5'
= yarios miles de obrerus, han ascia-
ado u no dcspiden 4 los oa7egoS
-, c,esti6n por c~onsiderarlos CiSnoS
de conse1ar sus empIecs' y SCORE 10
do. por que son ouenos e~lernen10S Ell
los t~aileres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
VAN A ORIENTAR Ia
ACCION SOCIAL EN-
MIRA. REPUBLICA
Los Ministries de la Santa
Sede han rrincipiado
sus conferenciaS

Decididau,ente, las actividades socia-
Iistas que han erupeZado = d@s2rro-
ilarse en- Mexico, tienen p~reHcupad9s
= las autoridades cclesi4sicaS del Gull
u cat0iico, dadas las rotici"S que Sc
han hecho conocer en- HueStra ticpG-
blica- Y que So ~rcfierc q los tr1paJos
ouevan a emprendGr formaine3te pa
"a conuarresta- los p~erjuici"sOs efec-
tos de In propaganda comNa-Sta, ehue
las classes l~aborantes meNicanas.
Dice IN mensaje reciDido aver aqu'
que para orien;ar n acci5n social '
~nbedecierdo a una disposition muy re-
ciarte de "a santa Sede de Roma, da-
da = corocer = Il Mira dc Mexico, haE
comenzado 4 s~ustentarse por los Nj
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suplica del mensajero. entrcGandc.e Ell
recib0 por Ia caHtidad que habIa cap
turado Y e~Npresando en- Ia nota que sc
apoderaba del dinero por 6rdenes del
general Marciano Gonzalez.
Dicen. por Qltimc, que los rebeldcs
pcrmitieron que 81 convoy continual
RI su marcia hacia Monterrey. 10 que
puGo hacerse sin dificultad, pues que
II VIA no habia sidO lcvantada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
HUBO NENGUNA
NUEYA S~UBLEVACION
EN- Ell DTO. JUCHITECO
Las fuerzus de gumnicion
han protestado SD leal-
tad al gobierno

! Haze variOs diaS que circui6 en- to-
dos los centres mi,;tarHs de nuestra
RepUblica, IA roticia de que ell Q, Dis
trito de JuchitAn, Estado de Oaxaca
habla ocurTido una subie1aci5a, Y que
los sublevadcs, 4 les 6rdenes del ge-
neral Charts, habian cometiGo varios
atentados contra los conyCyes dc pa
sajeroS y carga que haccn 81 recorrido
Sobre "a via del Ferrocarril ran Anne
ricano.
Lego q tenerSe noticia Official del ca
so en- las oficinas de IL Secretaria de
Guerra V Marina, V Sc a~firruaba. segGn
suPtrnos aver, que el general Eeliodo-
70 Charts, jefe de In ~guarnicljn m Ju-
chit3n. ~ f-ente de Il hcutres. bahia
asaltadc Ia EStaci6n de Rcforma.
Sobre este misno asunto Sc nos dijo
aver en- IN Sccretaria de Guerra, al
librar 0rdenes para que Sc atacara al
general Charts. recibi6 orl respuesta
un mensajc de este UoiSTno jefe, ne
gando de plano Ia ~afIrnaci1n, y de-
clarando que no ha pensado por IN
momento r=belarse contra e. gobier-
no. Al mismo tempo sc eci5I" I'm
mensaje del jefe de las operacioneS
en- e. Estado d TehuaHtepec, genera!
Marcelo Caraveo. diciend0 Gue era fal-
50 e. aviso Ge Ia sublevtCiGn de Chairs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
INDEPENDENCE!
Nadis nniers N Do

SaIIe 1rierS VI
,s,dr- De ,rs peluouS
~ 2e-teue~s- n p
- Is los "ESPEEA
Maestro cor
.ado- de pe.o DUPLEA
nz t-aido ssr maguitIeo
-sultsd" Y los hombrss
,,:kn de placens. pues
Ie. hsSta Teirars= con
nue:ro eortator para
dstar a--eglado 81 cabe-
10. largo Q coTo. de
dia . De noehe. en- 81
casa. en- e campo o en-
q tren y 4 Ia bora en-
que Sc L peEue "A ga
ma Las madres pue6en
R-rxlar el pelO De suS
ni6os evitandoles e Pc
Hg-p de IN contaE'o Tor
medic de peins = na-
vajas por peSoaas re
Gudcsa s2luG Cen COS
nre Dc no vtsitsr ms
pefuTueriss sc SAGA E!
rcero de nuest-o corta-
dor. qce dGrara pOr a.
6rN Esta p7ovsto ds
scs cuchiliss y eada eu-
chin con dos files.
Puete csaHe t2n5iSr
como aavaja de bar5s :
preden aseRrarse o re7.
flaSe la eachillaS CO.
to6as hS de seEu-
riGad Una veraadc=S
xaaSa por 81 precio Que
Is hs-os G;ado. De
$500. solo por muS 20
co tempo mis- 20 eco-
tSvos para q segu-o ;
franqaeo Pidalo hoJ
ruizrno. con 0 nn dine
10, =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
ESTADO DEL TEMPO
T-EMPERATURA DE AYER

PRONOSTICo PARA HOY.
San Antonio y vtcindad: TEMPO variable
subicndo Ia temperature. Minimum entire 81
y 30 grades. Ficntos tenues del Este.
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Guerra a los Piojos

;Ha tenido I'd. alguna vez estos
animales, o tiene I'd. algun amigo o
p~ariente que los tenga? Nosotros lie
diremos como librarse de esos as
oueroros Y molestos parasites.
Nuestro "JABON GUARDC"
destierra cora por magia, 'iimpiando
ademas ell cue:o cabclludo de toda
clase de grasa exceso de polvo, etc.
Els un remeiio infalihle para la
caspa, irritaclones y erupciones de la
piel, espinillas, etc.
Haga I'd. la prueba o un pan de
nuestro "JABON GUARDO" y Sc
convencera, nosotros 10 g~arantiza-
mes. Pidalo hoy misrno, incluyendo
% centavos en- estampillas o Ginero a
GUARDO SOAP co.
P. o. Box TO.-San Antonio, Texas.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19
Slverton Mil
Runs Full Blast
With Men Plenty

Silverton, April 19.-From what can
be learned of the difficulty between
the timber workers and the Silver
Falls Timber Co., which resulted in a
walk out nearly three weeks ago,
nothing has been accomplished by the
strikers and the mill company has
lost little time by reason of the re-
fusal to work until the union men
discharged were reinstated.
Since the report became current
outside of Silverton that the strike
was unauthorized by the federation
OF labor, men have been flocking to
the city daily to take the jobs vacated
by the strikers and the vacancies, it is
said, have all been filled. More men
have applied for work than the COM
pany can accommodate, according to
a statement made Saturday night by
l. w. Farrell, an employee at the mill
and a member of the Loyal Legion.
and men are being turned away every
day because no positions can be furn-
them. Mr.. Farrell said the mill
is running with a full crew in every
department and that there is no strike
on at the Silver Falls mill at present.
A number Of the strikers who had
Interest here other than their sit
uations have gone elsewhere in pur-
suit of work, and those who have
dependent upon them are
sui unemployed. II is said that prtva-
ton has already reached some of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19
Plant At
albany to Build
Large Quarters

Albany. April 19-completion Of
the plans for the enlargement Of the
local unit of the Puyallup and sum-
ner Fruit Cannery and immediate
commencement of the work were an
nounced Saturday By w. r. Scott, To-
cal manager, following his return
from Portland, whittier he had ac-
companied Hon. w. Ii. Paulhamus.
president, on the latter's return home
Details Of the plans were consummat-
ed while the men were In Portland.
owing to the fact that Mr.. Paulha-
mus was summarily called home on
business.
A warehouse. 1O6x64 feet, two stor-
les high, running north and south
along the Hill street line Of the prop
erty, will be built, adjoining the pres
ent structure, forming a L shape COM
pleted building. Grading Of the prop
erty preparatory to its erection is to
be started at once. Plans for the
building r now being prepared by
the company's architect at the home
office. and advertisement for bids
will be made in the near future.
On the second story Of the addition
will be located the offices, which are
to be moved from their temporary
location.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19
Donald

Donald, Or, April 19-Mr. and Mrs.
M. X. johnson entertained the fol-
lowing guests over the week end: Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Allen Of Vancouver,
Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. johnson,
of Portlandj Miss l.. Sheridan, Salem
They were Joined al noon Sunday by
Mrs. Johnson's brother, Or. G.. S. AL
lison and wife of Spokane, Wash.
who have been spending the winter
In California.
The building and ground belonging
TO the Donald Cheese Company was
sold at public auction last Friday
at 8 p. m, ]. P. Teller being the
successful bidder. The building will
be used for q garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Espey and
children expect to leave for an ex-
tended visit to California. Miss Viva
Dawes will accompany them.
Mrs. FRIED Ernst of Donald at
tended the sale at Wilsonville Tues
day.
Woodbun visitors this week were:
Mrs. Ernest Teller, Mrs. Fred YER
gen, Mr.. II. D.. Evans, Mr.. Linquist,
and Mrs. III. N. Goode.
Earl Carver went to Portland We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Rich motored to Portland We'd
nesday.
w. w. Walker visited at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. H. N. Goode,
Thursday,
Mr.. d. II. Pendleton motored to
Portland Thursday.
The Donald Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation met Friday afternoon. The
girls OF the eighth grade class were
hostesses and served dainty refresh
ments after the business session.
Messrs, G. A. Cone, j. p. Teller,
Fred Yergen, ]. III, Barkman and A.
Il. Feller attended a Masonic meet
ing In Portland on Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs, J, C, Moore, accom-
panied by Mrs. Fred Yergen, drove
10 Portland Friday.
Miss Hazel Cone spent the week
end with friends in Corvallis.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19
Latest News Covering Central willamette UaNey by Capital Journal Special Corresponding

their homes and uuz--r the present
conditions there is no hope Of relief
in sight here.
Efforts on The part Of leaders in
the Timber Workers union 10 have
the men reinstated have ayaled Moth
ing and it begins 10 appear as if the
union men viii eventually lose out in
the strike.
johnson & simmons, local Ford
distributors, expect TO move into the
new garage building erected for them
by Coolidge & Mechanic the fore part
Of next week. The building is located
on the corner of First and Lewis
streets and is the largest and most
modern garage in eastern Marion
county. The firm will, it is said, be
prepared to furnish first class Ford
service.
Julius Aim expects to leave some
time next week for Norway where he
will spend most of the summer. Mr..
Aim will leave his store in charge of
his son., Otto.
The Georgia Minstrels played to
the largest crowd of people Saturday
night that has ever c~ongregated in
the opera house. The comfortable
seating capacity of the building is said
to be sec and il is said to have been
overtaxed. Standing room was at a
premium. Adult tickets sold at 81 each
plus war tax and there was a stream
Of people pouring into the building
for more than an hour after the doors
opened.
Rem. Matheny was in Salem Satur-
day afternoon to consult a physician
regarding his foot which was injured
some time ago while working On the
Silver Falls Timber company railroad
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19

lem Saturday.
Hugh =. Mar. editor ef The Jeffer-
sen Review. was in salem Oh business
Saturday.
A. c. Libby vas in Salem on BUSH
ness one or two days last week.
Several new hop yards have been
planted in the bottom lands west OF
here and the hop industry in the VIZ
cinity OF jefferson seems to have taken
on new life. The acreage win be great
ly Increased this year.
Mrs. NJ e. Gore Of John Day. Or.
has been visiting at the home Of Prof.
Stultz.
George B. Terhune shipped twenty
five lambs To Albany a few days ago
averaged 50 lbs each and
brought s340.
Rev. and Mrs. Hooking have return.
eds from Silverton where they have
been visiting their daughter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19
Local Investors
Buy Linn Market
Road Bond Issue

Albany, April 19.--Linn county In
sesiors have faith in Linn county.
Many OF them are expressing nm In
.ention TO bid in u large portion OF
Inc second issue OF road bonds, which
VIII be sold at the office OF the clerk
OF courts on May sth. This issue is
Tor 100000 and is the second alice
OF the seeo, 600 voted by the county
Tor road purposes.
county Judge w. K. BiIyeu stated
that alreadx inquiry as to the terms
OF the sale is becoming marked. sew
eral parties have expressed 10 him a
Willingness to purchase up to $40. 900,
several have indicated that thew
would offer bids for 5000 worth and
many others have stated that thew
would invest in smaller amounts,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-19
Heavy Losses In
Some Districts
From Cold Snap

silverton. Or. April 1s.-variouI
reports have been published in th'
county papers from time to time re
garding the fruit situation since tn,
cold. freezing weather. last winter
and very many are optimistic ovel
the probable yield Of different fruits
this season. But there Is no use deny
ing the facts in the case. Losses are
heavy and growers OF authority in
the vicinity Of Silyerton are frank tc
say that all varieties OF fruits have
suffered from the cold. and the los
ses to the country in general cannot
be estimated in dollars and cents at
this time.
All through this once wealthy fruit
section losses are enormous, accord
ing to growers interviewed this week
while touring the county, and where
bushels we're grown last year single
fruits will be produced during the
summer Of 1920. Teaches and wal
nuts seem TO have been hit the hard
est by the mighty hand OF Jack
Frost. In Klopfenstein Brothers
peach orchard in the Waldo Hills.
which was purchased last week from
Sam Ames, conditions seem more
favorable than in any other orchard
In this vicinity. This orchard is sit
mated on high grounds and protected
BY hills and forest. But even here the
damage is enormous, and few peaches
will appear this season. Many trees
are said to have been ruined entirely
and Of those not killed few IL any
will bear fruit. Some of the trees
that seem to have life now may die
later IN the season.
Walnuts are said to have been AL
most a total loss. especially where
planted In the low lands. Some of the
trees IN the hill lands seem to have
growth, but It is believed that they
VIII not bear this year..
In the thirty acre peach orchard
owned by Book Brothers situated II,
the low lands OF the Abiuua basin
damage Is also enormous. MIR. Book
said It was impossible 10 give any,
thing Ike a correct estimate as To
their loss at this time, but Il will RIM
into the thousands of dollars. eve
VIII not have a peach on the place"
said Mr.. Book, when asked what he
thought OF the outlook. Most OF the
cid trees have been nined and the orr
chard will bear nothing this wear.
This seems to be the case all thru
me Mission Bottoms and other fruit
sections Of the valley.
In the prune sactjona ne tho 1850
~ damage is heavy, but the prune
orchards FOR the most part seem 10
nave suffered the least of any kind
OF fruits. The ~loganberry yards in the
vicinity of silverton will bear less
man q third OF a crop DIR. Keene Is
among the large growers here and IN
MS yard II Is found that much dam
9 a been done. While many grow
ers In Oregon are trying to view tbe
situation from an optimistic stand
point, the fact remains that the fruit
crop this year Will be a failure.