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GALLED BY OEA
jKlmirinn Mill '., wlii Kd !J. KM- tlio punt year wim ll.'I.CTIt harroln
idle (ih jin-Md-nt ii ltd ni:ui;ii;or, W'.iof flniir. There wha nhipped out
(i, Hunter , vim preddont and ('. H.lof tho valley to iiIIk.t niiirt:ptH dur-(
i lildwnll. M-erotarv. Thf wuh the ini; Ihfn poujod IS4H' i-arlonds (if
parent company from which' the Hour mid iL'fi curlondH o!' nilllfoed.
prota-nt jsy.-don. of Klddlo mills and ; In order O ut o it r flour HtundardM
w Mn-iioiim-H wiiK established. Thi ' may he maintained, laboratory tpsta
mill wan buriu-d l llxi ground In hue taken of the days run of e.ieh
1 ;ind uliib II w.i:; L-fliu- ndmlli U,t tin- hiI.'Ih inorder to that thoj
I idf.'lli' '( 1 1 ; t II 1 ( il V tf"'y rM;1' li ti "-' Kliiurin:: ; color Ih pood and thut tl.e flour j csi(lc
car
Tin juty roll of tint tlilllK totalled)
STI.finu.nou rnr Hit pant year, and)
between (orty and fifty men are!
employed..-
Tho followiiM Ih tlio tnxl rf i """" l"" ,wa" , ' ' ... .... , ... ,J After a ic-khIciv.
, ... , , i .li.l. Mil . ,1" Wll I I-11 U 11 HI'S 11 ' HI I ll I I'll II J ' Hi'ill n miii-,i , 1 1 .in i.
nddress Klvmi ' I'H'iI l.KHi'H'i I"; i aii i Him, ,,r n,. u.m-1,1 At ih,. i iv. i. nt iiiui " i" i la til'Mllll'
lllll PioilKI'!' i-'llllll'llIK inillH :H Islllllil i. Mil ,i , i. I. in ,-iWol! known fit
City before the Ail club at Ua lm
title lit 7 uVlii k. Physically M
Organizes Store
In Enterprise
Outlines Industry'
in I'nitui ( Vi nut v.
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Iiik liiHt Tue.idny:
Tim ttt fJour mill that .'we. have
liny record of hoiim built In the
;rande Honde alloy was built by
John Wilkinson hi 1 :'.; this was a
otiH-room stone mill, ti'tinw stvajn to
mipply tin yu or anil i an hiratcd
In Mill Creek caayon ahovu La
Crande. This mill could t yid out
uhout ten barrel'; of flour .a day
John Caviness nftc the fir.st crop
or wheat, he riased In Ihe vailev tc
tltlH mill receiviim $.f.t) a hn.O.'!.
Th mill wa ;l:i!er qmiM to Ml .
CraiO '11 or Old Town, who cper-
lUed it for Hi'Vi-rat years.
O
In the rather of l!io late
W. T. Wrifcht hnllt a Hmall stone
burr mill at f ninn winch he cpr
ii 1W for H''Ma ye.ii'h. It finally
ludiiK destroyed by fire. Abniil I In
name time Ja. I( Ineharl , built :i
water power utoiiu burr mill nt
8uniiiiervillo, 9hl(h was Q tipe;-)
alO'i until ahoitt 3 S s -1 . when It
r0odded and convcrtcil into a ,
roller proce.-Q mill. This mill burn-,
ed down a lew yearn later. A few:
later the KiiM-Oiil mil! Ovas built.;
Ituhl and Martin built, another .stone'
mill at Runiinerville an i they later t
disposed of It to George and !oh-1
ort Uuckinan, who remodelled It iu-j
to a roller mill. !
About Olds and lla'lieri
Mill which wa.s built by tho luia in rich in Klut'-ii.
Itrotberri ab,tit ih'i t ami toon after
lllnl Iho Ol I Alll.-niM' mill Whlcll :
was built abjnt IS 'Mi by the t'ar.-n-j
er.i Alliance. In lftdS the (.rando I
Itoiidi' f 1 1 it I li Co. waa oi Mani.ed and I
wnrelioiiHoM porehnisrd at Coiiley' Tho llonr Im whipped to all pint.
Alleel. in !iiH the of the world. At Iho pre:.eut tlmo
l'lmicor .Mill at Inland (llv a; 'he ml J Ih are workliiK on a
a-ain burned down and while itllurrtd order for uhlpmeiit tc
ill Oliindi' M;in
iind '(
' 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 i i 1 1 1 Kiistcni Oic-
n"ii
Sum IImitIh mtui'iii'il to l-u (liaiiilo
Friday lYuiii KiilitrpriBn, wlli'fo lie
Iiiik lifcn ttlic pant Kt'ViM-jil (lityn uk
istlll In t.-iklim liivi'iitii-y anil or
t'iinlyhu: tilt; lIutivtM'Izcil CryciM-y
of Knti-rprise. Dan .Mi'IMiitbi,!),
KlHiW Il furnn'ily "f I"1'"1 f-'i-)"'rativi'
Stiirt,, hiicotiii'H nun or tho now own-oi-M
ami has takoa rliai-Ko of til
iiiaiiiiyonit'iit ol iho KnioriiriHo (ito-
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of over t'litt
itMim.r K. fly,
Phs:mI on lusl f".
ji-nttii; ,-tt (lis tl'inu on w as ti t m i ' m a
wan liolnj! reunllt till' linlilof Klonr-1 rM. ColiKiilonililB of our f.onr. in
inii Mill was iitir. liiiKi'il; thin mill . fm-t lani year almllt 111' if i ion t
liavliin liooii hnllt In 1:hi2 liy .Mo- or it, wan liliicil to tho ronthoaal-
KimiiK anil Iliniliiiaii. Sliortly allot-1 -rn inai-kols, nainoly, St. I.oiiIb, 1
tlial tho l'.l::in I'Iiiiii Iiii; .Mill, whi. ll '.Vaslivillr. Now (IrU-ailH. anil Mom
wiiii liulit al,out lS'iJ by Ha llvai-th ': l-li if. Calirin iiia inarkot:i, Man Kran-'
a:ol .Millolii;l wa k J.n r-lias,il ; nlliolHcu anil l.os Anj-olo;! urio many'
tlio mills lit tho valloy now l-i-inn ' urli.ailn, i.r Cranilo Itomlo iiilh-y'
niiilor the samo i-nntnil with Ihoiflonr oncli joar. I'rovl:ns to tin-,
ovi-i-ptioil nl tho mill at ( dvii, iiWar tlio mtllH on tho I'aoinc roast
lul l tho laihloi- mill liui-noil ilown ; "itjoyod a alio hitsinoss in tlio
anil tlio mill was no!Arohullt htit (Irfont but flllioo tho war It has
KEEI.EV I.OSKS SC1T.
illy :f-tn-Oiled ITcji)
IWASIIINGTON', Jan. 14. The sti-
Kfily 'pioioo court yo.-tt.r.iay ilisinisseii upon
hail bt-on a u niarkalilo i:u:m, r.'-vor niotioa or' Lclioy h. Keelcy procceil-Ikiio-.viiiK
a sick day until sovoral 1 inzs bioutrht by Kcclcy against tho
I months a-.'" v. hon he In k:-.ii to fa-ijihicf justice anil associate justices o'
in health, ur.'.-ijally siiikiok' u:.-lci- a the supreme coutr of Oregon, Walter
com llicaiam or ailnirnts which wi ul 1 , Kvans, ilisti ict attorney of Multno
,not Hspo.itl In niuli.-al trealiii' nt, iniah rminty, anil Alfred S. Bennett ns
j II is m:n!y fricmls lookeil an-, imi'lv .the result of the state supreme court
f.,r a tliatit.i- fur the liettor, but such to make permanent his temporary a-1-u
cham-e was not to come lor he mission to the bar.
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DESERT BLDQMS
ffiy A.siicllitMl rroxs)
Eh CK.NTKO, Calif.,. Jan. I I.
de.sert inarvelotiHly abloom is a
Kittht witlcU .fct-eelB travollerii aloni;
the Jmciiiria! hitfhwuy as the uuiuuv
roHiilt of tho rment Btorm over
Southern California, that of giving 1
Home rainfall to the Imperial vat- j
ley. The vast Htret'he are 1 1 1 t r- ;
ally carpeted with strau;:o anil !
beautiful foliage and blos.soins. I
I warehouses nero built to handle the.
i cropH.
j As nearly as caw 'q- estimated the
'wheat crop for llin IU21 season in
1 t iiioo county, including tho N'ort':
Powder area was about l,2')u,ono
burin-!, the oat. rop about J5.2ai
, biis!iel and barley crop about 1'2.
Odd loiHlielH. This , wan a normal
iwhr-at (!( p, aljj" to tl.O Hi)l(Midiil
I yb lds iriMiiUio faf? crop; but the
:oat and barely crop vi;re onlj about
u Oilrd of a norma! crop. Tho bit?
1 nasi wheat ,ri)p ever recorded to
; tin- crniuty was in 1!I6, when it is
estimniul lot the crop tolalhd
about l.r.iio.itou bushelH. The j-iall-
I
w heat.
been hard o pot Into that market
in competition with tho lower wheat'
values and shipping rates of th
AuKlraliau milht. O
II AltMOW At HIK I D
continued t" iuil f.l uis Htu.iitfin jfrev:
H-s each day.
liiciuird K l!y wa? born in New
York slat- yea;s at?o, coniin west
when a vmiif? man. He located in Ln
Crande more than thirty O'1-- UI'J
and has ma.ic- litis c'ly his nome ever
.sint-e.
The deceased l.r.ves u son, Ch.irle?,
and a dairhlcr, .Miss iA.lciaide, ooa
ith their father wk?n
O
will be liald
OlSSKIiVKIt WANT A DM
ih:i; ni:srirs
State-Wide Chamber
Of Commerce Has
Been Formed In East
o:oh Iiulivldaal locality, thut iA Mip
plyiiiK facti; . and fiure.i to jtro:i
peciive now hurtiue- contenip'athiL;
location within the slain, inrordtn:.
to an anuounceiitent nnnlo hero lo-
day by Harvey T. Kill, seciotary o;
tho the stale organization.
Mr. Kill nays that the Htalo
Cham In r of Comnn'rce also ho)W''i
through (his movement hi keep cit
ies fim heeiMiiiut; lopsided from a
btisinesa standpoint and to assist
in brlnnlrlK oo of the cities that
1 are'iiiready In tliis (i)ndiiion bail,
! to normal. He eitos as, a jrood lt
' lustration tof this tho ooal fields of
southern Illinois; whore cities of
u.u(M) can be fnun i with coal min
iiiK hh ilie my industry.
"Wlia l happens when tho mine i
shut down?" Mr. HIA asks. "Tlie
entire population Is Idle," lie uiJ-
tr.,' As.--ocf(tctl Pres.
"We v.-Ill attempt to tiivo out in
foriiK'.t'ou to badness (jj'terprlso i
and cille.-i so that tlio indu.drhM
j n:ay bo diversified IhiMUKh the ana-
CIIICA(;0 Jan, M. The Illinois 1 1-vzil1 t,r '-ditions thai, exlnt or
Cliamber of Commerce has under-: Ivw pruspe.-t of oxistiuK at fmyio
taken to don on a Hlate-wldo swite'1!'! time," lie said.
IV hilt I (Will fhiiinhnru nf r.tninTl'f
have 1)poti
chainbers of commerce .
attentptintr to do for I
i;kad thr want ahs
I of whom
(My AnKOelnlwl l'rissl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1-1. Senate 1 1. ,.m c.llm.,
repnlilli-an leiulerH 1'liursilay wore J (.'uncial s-ivices
virtually In agreement 01
laitvi pro).-riiiii iur mo pri-i-
slim inul have unilor eouslileratloyk i,,.0 .....i (i!0 i nneral si rmoii will Ik.
a loidH-',19 nioi nim; at l):.'l'l o'clock fr;,m I -'cil:
g-nt kiis-I Catholic cliu.ch, (Iur I.aily of the Va! j f.,
tho
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The
a new proposal for combining
solttlor bontiH anil allied debt re
funiiiiiK HIH" to enable cash pay
'Oonts to former service men by
lo. was in 1 ! 1 7 whoii o-u only iln ,.,,, or ,... rw,.lvP(, i,.om
I x:,U.(tlli huihols. !, ..,.,.
clili'f arli-lles or
pit ached lo
lYahe
.o
hosier.
PI.. ...It.. I A.A.t ..,tf.... .tix.r till I
Krowii in the ci-unty are (he Korty , A ..... , '
,, . . ..I - i ,'o e , . Mho bonus measure, the tarlll revls-
Hays Will Quit His
Job in Cabinet anf?
' Take Movie Job
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I l-y A-fOrl-iffd I'n-.-i.) O
WAKIIIN'fn ()NT, .Ian. M. Poslm
STOVES -and
id
RANGES
I.,.. l.dl 11, l,.,.Mo ,, ,,, I ,, i, ,,,,t i
K ni ll l no. M y una l it ! u ., ,,o,, ,, , in i i.r m 'W.I
. . of the armaiiient lini tat Ai ,nn- t,-i- rni-ri l:;s -aw! no date fi.Olus M
rs' eo-oioratioo o-tiremi nt I'.a iu'i-n decided upon. 'oO i A
I fi-ronee, tho farmers'
o inarlcetOiK bill and recPnnatl
unlit n Klna.l water power I at ; ,.s,,.m fr s lnn bowIiik.
Mrnileii whlcll they Hold a lew years 0 j t n 1 It handliui; of wheat linn tie
later tn KiinilL-rasH and Minor who ,, ...i.... ...hi. h, r......
iweraled the mill for several years!,,,.., ,., .,,.. a.P,?,,. n,n isi 'Jsl '"" wor'' " '"' "' ",aj"1' C
until It was ei'Oht by a hlch water ; fl.w y,.;1 ,,,,,1 at tho pisent tTno
Oflood of tho (Iranilu' Hondo iln-i iabout one-hair o? our 0-ropO in ro
und washed iWt. O n (ft'i-iveilolu bulk. The w-at In n
I" JXIU H"iify '"! i'n-iWli built i,.,.!,.,.,!, run oy.-r coai-s.-owcreons
n water p-jtfer mill in the i ovo. n.lmlv ti, 8tniw. dirt and for
,. i. ,.t, it,,,., i.,.i r.,,. u,,.,iuiM . . v
no,, t ,,,-.i .,,, I,,,, ., ,, -.. , , ,,,,, i,.i.iM ,1
Hrialer sold it. i Mr
P
yoiira aiKI later soli! it. rii Mr. Jay
rux, who riHuodolli-d It Into a roil
9: mill. O 0
In 1871 John Caviness and
Qniei-llllK mil IL a wiiioi power iiui
at Island City on the same cite
that the pn-iieuP mill stuls. At
t(t)i, w heat Van IIIiikK.9 from
to fiiie n bushel and flour 9it
liiut ?x.ui) a barrel
materials and is t'on iQI'vate au l
tun into the sIoIl;o biilK, 3 hero it
is sloreil until ii
into -llour; io is
dy to h' firnuud
then drawn oiU. 1
i-.t blended and O'-mi-ri-ed H'fore helni9
I i.'O in in I i"q I hi is- I
Tho present capio-lty of tile Kid
die mills is about 0) barrelR n
davQ Tno nd!s" have been running
steairty lilr.m ainbday aluce Aumist
i:i-lmlluK out (tj'o new crop
leu-; date f.as l-con irlt open nvjjiitine no-1
.ations with inolion pi.-ture pro-
ifoiiiB in the cepahllcall proirraui. ducers. o '
O V.' t
inirnniTiirrriWniiiiii ifiinifAri-A'wY "- yCT'ft,0.,f'y-,cr" 1
8 '"1 This monumeflt, er&ted to tfteniemory of Joseph
Ul UltA-Ul U t I 111 Uiliv wuiiu VCIIICIOiJ Jiwn lum, a n
combination jif classic and modern idt-iis in monument
work. o . '
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a pr'
'!?und
1st.
III 1KS5 Ur. Caviness sold this Tlu-re la usually a shut ilnwiu loriod
mill to ie Island t'lly Mercantile of a coiiplcuf monthu duilngluno
.MIlliiiK Co. TIiIb eomiiany oper-j aiwl July wheti! inillo aro earn-
tho mOI until ISIitl null- r, 1 1 inly nun- o-' nud uuccs.,...4P re-
,.Q. , !,,i,c mini,, ii,,, im.ii, .,.
CO'il
Oiodiioui;li iih the luauau
(IB Oa disposed of to Ih
eteo-
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when pahs miido or thn new run
I'ioi r The total oiffpot of tho mllla f
mir Credit isXSood
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-IS til; fcu o o
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wmm&i 1502 s
Wo havemnil'
eludy ofcjnoitHneiitoUuildir.K,)
and an ord?r0?!acrd in cnP o
hands is sure to recede faith
intelligent execution.
Finish jCdEatt
Blife Jylountain,
garble & Grafts
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Blankets Matfe Like New
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Look af Tills 1
A Kiflil two-story sett-n room tiriiise with liaUi. StoneO ilinWi
tlon? The sl.e or lot L tftjAOlO, lAateil on i:Oil sli-ecl. The nio
Is ::,(IOII.U, Von wiiriia to jjnve S."ll.lli nsQ "'St liayiinOif.
Ilabtlni- nl WJ.VJllI p nogllt, InlePevt at N pi-r Vcul on unpaid
balance iK-ilrtl led from eai l Did..Q paynieotPaiiil Ilie lialfOu 1
ilii(Il C o" tin" pKjlirlp: lllo bVi oiiic due in ,1 yi-nl-i ITolil dfti
Wo liiivrt iiistnl led a new machine Hint excelln
anythio? ve$ used in Eastern Oregon. We will
rftalce yOur blkets, woof or cotton, look like nc3
o0 Haveus sandoourdriyer tomorrow foi your
o faTnilybuiOlle. W'11 iaV everything lftfck again
all cleanoaflji: sWfcefc 18 just; a Jibtle while'. 0
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Had fRt-s?.i J.Ro:i 1 os into
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ti9 .4.c.85. a afou-can't-pull -5
triffaor!--- 5Jo-ts eo-4u&l - fte iniO.il!
fii&thn ? o q
0 of the gfUe.-rlg2 tccfjrj'3 ever played
in AitiO'ica, now sizzling ovfr the screen!
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wA-ei-s on: cfi?tnj
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