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I IMXIEBCTMI -EWS-RPXfKW. MTrnPAV. JAMAttV 81. lli gS ... i .1 "- J" K "JI " i PAOB FOTO P Ti CLENDALE WANTS issszafir ' 1 - FWS x?L WB tiTi S WE PROTECTION I yrggSsL, PRICES! 1918 Ford Touring, Loo&s and Runs like new, $275 1920 Ford Truck, Worm Drive, Chevrolet Touring, Overhauled and new paint, Roadster, fine condition, Delivery, New, 1920 Maxwell Touring, fine shape, -1919 Dodge Touring, excellsnt condition, 1921 Dodge, Screen Side, like new, Federal l1 Ton Truck, almost new, Newspaper of That City Raps County Officials For Negli genceSuggests Recall. BOOTLEGGERS APLENTY Citizen Are luzzlcl d Wonder Whether (Jlcndale is Will a Part of Dukm County Many JcHiiiueiits, Editor Says. Everybody's Talking About That Delicious New Sensation! -- h..L. Li V n i Mill iV"Vv 77 Sm'ml y OJewlan DEALERS Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles 375 275 J 310 I 475 I 450 1 675 J 850 i 1,500 i ,j ! Son 1 h i r i ii n.l ra Tu nitnnisM ' - itsu m Smllo bonlilu a flro of Taw's coal. liny emu t Pk And be coru ;lal)lo and sweet (omporod. n ii r. and Mrs. Hoy On.nle utid son of A , ivrunru .iaiurr-ii it'll insi niKiu ur i Portland fC in Hoselm-, to spend hr ,, e nt ,.arn,.s , , v levvral weeks. Thy arc guests lit with her parents, .Mr. unci Mrs. C; 8.1 thi Hotel l'itiMini. Mathews, over the week end. rrrr- 1 " "" ' - ' ' I 4?TTK iTVfV TTT TFT h & . t f ; S ; Within a very few months, the Stale of Oregon will Icommonce pnyiiiK its cx-swioc men thousands of dollars ;ii)ion mortjtnKi' lonn. In m -r to swtire such n loan it is essential that you have a clear title to the property o I re red as security. You should have your attract prepared at once in or ,dor Unit there may be no delay in clo.-.ino; up the loan. Many minor delects in titles can be cleared up without much dif ficulty but it takes time to secure quit claim deeds, copies ;of unrecorded patents, alliilavits. etc. If you wish to se cure quick action in closing your loan be prepared, order your abstract now. Come in and t.dk it over; we will be glad to give you any assistance possible. DOUGLAS ABSTRACT COMPANY, Inc. A BUT JUST J NO SPECIAL SALES j Good Honest Merchandise j AT THE t Best Prices Obtainable I. ABRAHAM Vi THE SILK STOrtE No Fishing In Umpqua Tributaries Iti-cpntly the Nowa-Rovlew publish ed a stHtpmiTit from Iipputy Gnme Warden Walkor, rrgardlng the fish ing law. Later W. G. Itogan of Oak land presented a resolution of the fish and (tame commission permlttlnR flshtnir In the Cnlapoola. which he claimed was In full effect. Mr. Hor nn's claim was published, credit for the statement belnu given to Mm, the News-Uevlew tnklng no respon sibility for It. Mr. Monan's claim Is answered In a letter from A. K. Iluruhduff. stale game warden to Deputy Came Warden Walker, the letter being as follows: i'ortland, Oregon, January IS, 1922. Mr. Kd. Walker. District Came Warden, Itosehurg, Oregon. My Dear Walkor: Replying to your letter of the 13th Instant: Iteferenrn Is had to the published Item In the ltotehtirg Newn-Hevlew with reference to fishing In the Cala pooia In which It states that fishing for ten Inch trout may be. done In this stream during the winter months. The order of the Commission clos ing portions of the I'nipqua river ami tributaries. Including the Cala poola river to a point on said Cnla poola river known as the Nonpanel Dam. expired on the 1st day of May. l!i 2 1. Therefore, Is of no force and effect. The 19:M game laws provide that the only winter fishing that can be had Is for 10-Inch fish and over, and these to -Inch fish can only be taken In streams affected by tide water. The Imp ma river Is affected tiy tide water, but the upper tributaries of the I'mpinia are not affected hy tide w ater. This being the rase nil tribu taries of i he !'mpiua river are closed tit fishing In the winter time wilh hook and line, commonly called sngl lui:. and you cannot get away from It. We fall to find that we have had any communication from W. S. Ilog- an of Oakland within the last sir months, about fishing or any other If we have had our files fall to dis close the nature of ;e h correspond ence. Yours verv trulv, A. K. Ill itiJItlU KK, State Came Warden. 1'V K. M. Drown. Chief Deputy Came Warden. This Is the way the editor of the Glendale News puts it up to tne county court end officers of this county in the last Isaue of his paper. The article In part says: What course la open to citizens of Glendule to get enforcement of law and order here? Bootlegging and moonshlnlug are going on In our midst, and nothing is done. Crimes are. committed, and the county offi-1 ciali do not act, or If they are com pelled to act they make the affair a fl enmnleln fiircn nml turn the crim- ' 9 Inal free. Juvenile offenses get ab solutely no attention at the hand of the court or the Juvenile officer, i We have no Jocal deputy, and no one wants the Job, and not without cause for there Is no recompense, and any- way when an officer here or the city police arrest a lawbreaker ho Is, made a Jackass by the county offi cials. Boys of school age, who ought to be and the laws reqrslre that thuy should be, In school, are not attending school but are being let go with absolutely no attention, and In one case a youth has been delinquent In many escapades that border on crime, and officers, al though called Into the case, have re fused to take any action save to reprimand him for offenses. Local officers are about to give up In de spair. Local citizens are puzzled and are beginning to wonder whother Glendale Is part of Douglas county and the stale of Oregon or not. for we are without any protec tion whatever from the law. We are paying taxes; why are we ignored by our county legal officers? The merry moonshiners hold regular reveU among us. hootch flows free- 1 ly, Juvenile criminals are committing serious crimes and going free time after time, thug leading other boys into like escapades, stills are run ning overtime in our vicinity, the gnme laws are violated daily all around us, and yet nothing is doiie. The local police Is powerless, local authorities are about to give up In despair, and cltlwns who believe In law and order are wondering what next. It Is about lime the people at this end of the county took some ac tion. Why pay our taxes to go to ward salaries for officers, county court and sheriff, who Ipnore us en tirely? What Is wrong? A recall of some of our county officials who are putting over such rank stuff might help, but the question is. are there enough people in our vicinity to ef fect a recall? There Is one thing certain, there are several county offi cials who have either got to get busy in this neck of the woods or else around about election time they need expect no votes from tllendalo. 10c Polar Cake loc Chocolate Coated ICE CREAM the new Heathized food-IOC pure Made by the Mt. Hood Ice Cream Company, Portland, Ore., the finest Factory in the West ' Of course you'll want more! The nice thing about POLAR CAKES is that you can't eat too many. They're absolutely pure not over sweet and all ingredients are super-healthful. Serve them for , dinner tonight. Eat them "between times." You'll want to make Polar Cakes part of your daily diet THE ONE FOOD THAT KIDDIES ADORE AND PARENTS APPROVE! GET IT AT THE ROSE" AND "THE ROSE ANNEX AT THE AUTO SHOW WSSi1 iiilrtiM Be sure to ask for POLAR CAKE AROUND THIS TOWW Cheer Ud! TOWER'S riSH BRAND kivocks raJiyy day gloom mo ix cocked Ktvt J Arundel, piano tune:. Thone 189-L. MATERNITY- HOME 703 Mill St. l'hono 420-J. Painless extraction or teetn at room 9, Masonic temple. Dr. Nerbas. SPI RELL CORSETS Made to measure. Belle Case. Phone 351-L. venlences and conduct an up-to-date market at all times. Riddle Enterprise. Twonty-flve minutes of orchestra music at the Christian church Sun day night. New spring and summer suitings on display at the Imperial Cleaners. 1'lione 27 7. Announcements were received here mis morning announcelng the birth 1 of a baby hoy to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. j U Smith of Chicago. Illinois, on Jan. i.i. it-.. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Laura Kabkee, a nurse of this city. WOOL GROWERS ENDORSE" COOPERATIVE MARKETING METHOD Po not miss the orchestra concert S-.iday night nt the Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. E. Laue, who have been In Camas Valley for a short I time visiting with Mrs. Laue's father. illiam Porter, left last night for S;in Francisco, from where thev will I merchants. ! sail for their home In Svdner. Ans-1 mended that nlan. i, j , - ... tralia. on January 31. on th hin ! turn itnta rn, Z :eorge M Colhiday of Portland Is' Marama. tone central wool-celline ,n Cooperative marketing of wool and, lambs was strongly urged hy thej fifty-seventh annual convention of ; the National Wool Growers Associa-! tlon, held In Salt Lake City, January 8 to 11. The committee on wool' marketing composed of Prank Nob-! lltt of Wyoming, W. D. Candland of, I tah. J. k. Morse of Montana, Fred I Gooding 0f Idaho., T. E. Pollack of1 Arizona, and R. A. Ward of Oregon, In their report recommended the es- tablishment of regional wool market ing associations at centers to be later' determined by freight differentials.! t itles tentatively selected as concen-1 tration points are Portland, Ore., nil- Ion. Mont., Cheyenne. Wyo., Salt Uke City. Utah, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Cal., Albequerque, New-' Mex.. Houston. Texas, Chicago. Hl.,1 Philadelphia. Pa., and Boston. Mass. At these points It was recommended that the wool be warehoused In V. S ' licensed wool warehouses, graded haled, and sold direct by the assocla- iiuns to mills and renni.ibii. ,.,t It was further recom-' NO JOB Too Small or Tools Plumbing AND Heating SCOTT BRO: Phone 407 Main and ft Heinline Conservator OF Music and Art New classes in Dunninsi- Kindergarten begin Jaafc CLYDE M. SULM Voice Training Theory of Correct BrcatU Itooni 7, Kolilhagcn DM- visiting In this eitv In the Interest of the Vnlversal Kilio company. Mr. Colladay is registered at the Hotel I'mpqua. BOOSTS OKKtiOX. jui-i. ior an or tne associations. The lT -mlttee recommended that flnanc i Ing be done on the basis of advances , made on r. S. wool warehouse re- Mrs. George Hollar. Ill tie Phvllis Polk CitV. In Tn I ha FHim,.- ! An article in the Tribune saw 'nw 1 celpts as collateral, years old and the best state In 1 ne convention was addressed CALL Ann and little .l,.an Fox left lliii , , : ""'"-nura was aadressefl on f, morning for Me,,r,.rd to "si "v 1 'h' ""J- , " .",ttW but "" hy Senator William. 4 l!"W ho hi. i,..n ni, 11 . hJ lhp br!l- Wh"' f81" ""M Montana. John E. Pineock of 4 i r sev. lai uajs. aim. Oregon was the second state the Pacific Cooneratlvo vi E Hood coeds, coed 'rvi,. r, amen able prices. Pnge l.nnib.T Fuel Co Phono :tj. ( IIKIsTlW ( lIMlt'll. Clrls' Pay t the Bible school. J.in rj. Orchestra sacred roiievrt In the evening. Po not miss it. I ... .u- . . . . . c ,,m,m virow- : ilrs. H. A. ltmsoll left this morn- wheat ner sere with i'a,,CUOn L V,"' 'or, anrt' Following ing for her home in Stockton, t'ul.i I 'Li n( . average, of .''',) ' 'emarks, Charles J. Webb I Mrs. Km , ell has been visiting for a ' f,,,1! L,.0. d, " ? ? 'iI?,"1,,'" " and '""'"ifactur- few da, at the cljde Hatfield home The v,r , u'hv ,"' ' la.Mphla stated that the on Roberta Creek. I k 1 ""U l"'toes Pl-n of the Oregon association was , J''" h"hels. Oregon is 63 Ideal for the wools handled and the i Ml-s Inez .lokl and Mrs. II. Lull. i l'"" 1 1or,1'anI- her largest , terrllory invniV0(I Hc both of whom w,ro nurses nt tin ' JhVe i . fcnj 2!5-463-,my h" "llrl Plan could small , Mercy hospital. L ft last night for , J U, "T"1 " IP"'1 J"" receive actual value for their I Angeles, w . re they will be em- "onl-h . off ... to . ' lS 1.. th6 7"' The "x-oclatlon was ' Ployed in .he W Mte Memorli.l hospit- wl boo? nl Z ' "1 l?'1"""1 on tin-a problems of al of Los Angele,. , "h"1,t, Oregon and Oregon ( the sheep man by w A Arni!ron eoui, g,,, all(I1K withmil ,ow( , of th(l N-1on(ll r- Bank of Rlt j Mrs. Ida Tlnis arrived here las, .n",Jb,1'M "rn ,"' ln ' 'f T J- W- lndrlcks. pre,lde I fro,,, Kve,, ,,. Washington to '.i h.. r ,"0r. 1 ret of the Joint Stock Land Bank of San O. E. GILBERT. Re.0l,0Ii; worn pasp(, Tpf0m, o . mending cooperative marketing 0f DAILY tvT.Tt- nr.roRT. i 1, ,n1 woo. extension of the War -.f iv, t ' "r'f"1 ravage THAT'S Economy Grocer) 1 thii with Mrs. K'ls Stewart for ; few days. Mrs Titus Is enroute to California h re she will spend the i rvma.nder rf the inter. Among those r. gistered at the Ho I I " in r 'i 1 1 aie i ,, following: Stan- I a . v t, . ... -i ,u. t. .. . ' - .urg. Oro.. 24 ?Vi taff'wh, h VM Z., bv .1 Tu.k-r. Mvrtlo Creek: F. F. 'msili In tc ..j nmtrrtt Jl",", l"mpen'at. )n for wool mnnu- Norilirop. i e a,, ,. ,. Val-, i'..,?,' il''lure' li-.-'VT " '2! fc,urPr' woll wool growers. I"' . and A. w. v ,lUor and son. P. A. ; ,'r.v .,,.,. I?,','", 'V,,"," " 'I o vialser. Meillor.l. " , r" '!' ":r''' "r" tm.nth t . '2' er, ip f..r tM, month ... i js Among the tuns. ( iv c , Tie K,d,e M., Market .1,1. h ' '.T .'"m . ,. Y are'the fof.'ow Ing disciMltMlued l:s onsluess List snring. w s re,, i Ti.sdny morning b B. K Nichols, has given I lie bnlM.ug s thro, if :, cleaning and ex pvcts to Install n.ny modern con- ... n, Ir. r-.m H.-pl 1. !:;',; J iv,nu ....... "i '.' . i-.i n.n p m. (tfrsil kwtlA Vrcst in 1 Mil, ,t f-v- W1L1.1A11 BKLU Obstrrsr, Canns Va cv T ti rv,.i. . !: v'.'"''' "M lW,l Snyder.' J. Cre-k: v c,.i. r,.i. i ... - ""'. nays " "n, corvallls; . Ream, Glide. and A. READYMADE HOUSES As neat, as durable, as f'l! as any ordinarily censtrf' house, at prices from J0' ZiTc cheaper. Finished Inside with cfi; plaster or wall paitr. Best material Inside nJ side. Will erect this home for If you desire, or you cn yourself, whether or v ! are familiar with cr!c work. See mo for f"rth'r . formation or phone nu will call on you. E. C. VOLLAND, Room r.r.n. rmpd".
