The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972, April 13, 1928, Image 2

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    Idle since December 15. the Pelican
Ray lumber mill, the largest pine-cut­
ting plant in Klamati.. resumed opera­
tion last week with two shifts. Ap­
proximately 150 men went on the lum­
ber company's payroll.
proposed national park of Sil­
By Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’» Brief Resume of Happenings of ver The
Creqk Falls -In Marlon county is
the Week Collected for
Vegetable Compound
disapproved by the department of the
interior because the area Is too small
Our Readers.
Manchester. So. Dakota.—"I was In
and too Involved in private holdings,
a terribly weak a ad run-down condl-
tlon when a friend
says a report from Acting Secretary
told me about Lydia
W. J. Gooding. representing Elt­
E. Pinkham’s Vege­ mann Bros, of Boston, last Monday E. C. Finey to Senator McNary.
table Compound. I
Five thousand dollars will be spent
began taking It and bought four Malheur county wool cUps in road construction work in the Fort
after a short time for 35 cents a pound.
Rock district of the Deschutes na­
I felt better. We
The Shevlin Hixon company at Bend tional forest this summer, according
are a family of five
and lire on a 360- has recently put on a night shift with to information from R. L. Fromme.
acre farm, eo I four band saws and the mill is now forest supervisor. Roadr to be con­
have quite a good running at near capacity.
structed will be primarily for fire pro­
deal to do both In­
Donald Newton, 4-year-old son of tection purposes.
doors and out. At
first I was unable Mr. and Mrs. Leon Newton of Haines,
Four persons were’ killed and 335
to do anything and had to have a girl,
but after taking the Vegetable Com­ was drowned in a septic tank on the others injured In 1920 traffic accidents
pound I finally gained my strength Tom Smith property at Haines.
in Oregon during February, according
bark and also gained considerable In
A special train arrived at Crane to the monthly report of T. A. Raffo
weight I will gladly answer letters
from women In regard to your medi­ Monday night carrying a consignment ty, chief of the state traffic squad.
cine.”—Mas. O tto J. Gma, R. F. D, 1# of 1200 Idaho cattle for the feeding Two killed were pedestrians, the other
Box 20, Manchester, So. Dakota.
and grazing lands of Harney county. two were occupants of automoibles
The contract for erecting the Lapine involved in collisions.
F. A. Banks, chief engineer on the
school building has been let to John
J. Cunningham of Bend. It will re­ Owyhee project, has announced that
place the one destroyed by fire Janu­ bids for construction of the Owyhee
dam near Nyssa will be opened June
ary 6.
A half million honey bees ordered 1. This dam will be 360 feet in height,
12 Days’ Free Trial
recently by Mead Honey company of the highest -irrigation dam in tho
To get relief when pain tortured Salem are en route from California, United States, and will impound 600,-
Joints and muscles keep you In con­ according to a telegram received last 000 acre-feet of water.
stant misery rub on Joint-Ease.
At a special school election at Fli»
week.
It is quickly absorbed and you can
Governor Patterson, in a proclama­ wood last week it was voted to sus­
rub it in often and expect results
more speedily. Get It at any drug­ tion issued at Salem last Thursday, pend school for one year and transport
gist In America.
urged the people to Join in the observ­ the children of the district to Sandy
Use Joint-Ease for sciatica, lum­
grammar school, the board of the lat­
bago, sore, lame muscles, lame back, ance of American Forest week, April ter school agreeing to hire a fourth
chest colds, sore nostrils and burn­ 22 to 28.
teacher. The vote was small, being
ing, aching feet Only 60 cents. It
Operations at the Flagstaff mine, only 12 In favor and 5 against
penetrates.
CD r F Send name and Address for 11 near Baker, closed a number of years,
Seventy thousand dollars will be
* ■'•““-'day trial tube to Pope Labora­ will be resumed within a few days
tories, Desk 3, Hallowell, Maine
expended
soon by the Southern Pa­
on a large scale, it was announced
cific company in the passenger sta­
recently.
tion yards at Eugene in the extension
The new high school building at of passing tracks, E L. King, superb*-
Reedsport was dedicated with appro­ tendent of the division, has announced.
One can't help censorious thoughts.
priate ceremonies Sunday night. The Two additional tracks will be install­
He needn’t dwell on them, however.
building replaces the one destroyed by ed and the old ones rearranged.
Defer no time, delays have danger­ fire a year ago.
Last week a rock was unearthed
ous ends.—Shakespeare.
Roads between LaPine and Silver near Sweet Home, where highway
Lake are impassable and there is no blasting is going on, which caused
change of getting through the marsh, curiosity among the valley residents.
according to word received at Klamath The rock is of a dark blue substance
Falls from Paisley.
and when a match is touched to it the
At a recent survey taken in Bend, substance burns. Some of the rock
that city is shown to have at least 70 has been sent away for analysis.
more families than were there at the
Official figures covering tax pay­
Drink Plenty of Water and Tako
end of last summer, and 30 of these ments from January 1 to March 20,
Glass of Salta Before Break­
came since January 1.
were released by Clyde G. Huntley,
fast Occasionally
To speed up the repair work on the collector of internal revenue for Ore­
Old Oregon Trail highway between gon recently. The total for this year
When your kidneys hurt and your La Grande and Pendleton a double was 51,310,820.26 as compared with
back feels sore, don’t get scared and shift was started last week at the 31,352,521.65 for the same period of
proceed to load your stomach with a rock quarry at Meacham.
1927, or a decrease of >41,701.39.
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
The Eastern Oregon Principals' and
J. C. Leith announces that he will
and Irritate the entire urinary tract.
Superintendents'
association will hold
Keep your kidneys clean like you construct a new water system and
its
annual
meeting
In I-a Grande Sat­
power
plant
for
his
electric
light
sys
­
keep your bowels clean, by flushing
urday,
March
31.
Among
other items
them with a mild, harmless salts tem at Gold Beach. He will spend
of business will be the awarding of the
which helps to remove the body’s >60,000 on the improvement.
eastern Oregon interscholastic track
nrinous waste and stimulate them to
Salem’s high school will graduate and field meet. Union is expected to
their normal activity.
The function of the kidneys Is to 259 seniors next June, according to receive the meet, as It is her "turn.”
filter the blood. In 24 hours they J. C. Nelson, principal, a gain of eight
One man was drowned and another
Strain from It 500 grains of acid and over the class of 1927. The class in­
is
in a hospital suffering from severe
waste, so we can readily understand cludes 103 boys and 156 girls.
gashes
on his h<ad as the result of
the vital Importance of keeping the
Eugene held its annual spring style an accident near Astoria when the
kidneys active.
show last week. Several blocks of the automobile in which they were riding
Drink lots of good water—you can’t
¡drink too much; also get from any main business streets were roped oft crashed through the guard bars,
pharmacist about four ounces of Jad and traffic suspended while thousands mounted the tilted span of an opening
Saits.
Take a tablespoonful in a of people thronged the streets.
draw bridge and toppled into Young’s
glass of water before breakfast each
George M. Rasque, a Spokane archi­ river.
morning for c few days aud your kid­ tect, has been selected by the school
The Big Creek & T«docaset Railroad
neys may then act fine. This famous
board at Burns to draw plans for the company has filed application with
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with llthia, new 175,000 high school building to the interstate commerce commission
for permission to extend its line from
and has been used for years to help be erected in that ctiy this year.
clean and stimulate clogged kidneys;
The good weather of last Sunday Telocaset, Union county, for 11 miles
also to neutral .ze the acids in the brought out the first golf players on in a southeasterly direction to Beagle
system so they are no longer a source the new Mill City course. A large Creek Junction, according to informa­
of irritation, thus often relieving
gang of men also turned out and work tion received by the public service
bladder weakness.
commission.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive; cannot in­ has been started on the fourth green.
The annual run of suckers is under
More than 200 Rotarians and their
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
llthla-water drink which everyone wives were in Albany last week to way, and joy reigns in the ranks of
should take now and then to help witness the chartering of a new club Klamath Indians. Up Williamson and
keep their kidneys clean and active. in Albany. Hank Manny of Seattle, Sprague rivers tens of thousands of
Try this; also keep up the water district governor, presented the char­ these sluggish fish are moving, while
drinking, and no doubt you will won­
redskins with spears, hooks and other
ter.
der what became of your kidney trou­
Searchers found the lifeless body of apparatus are hauling them out by
ble and backache.
George W. Barker, Butte Falls banker hundreds. The sucker is used as
and capitalist, who disappeared last food by the Klamath tribe.
Four of Salem's pioneer families
Monday. He had shot himslef with
a gun taken from the bank at the time are to be honored in the renaming of
city streets under an ordinance intro­
he disappeared.
The first case of Infantile paraly­ duced before the city county last
• Are you getting “yours," or are bodily
They are Baker, Simpson,
infirmities holding you back? The
sis in Jackson county for months re week.
sprightliness of youth, health, strength,
Breyman
and Ford. The proposed
suited in the death of James W. John­
success may be yours if you keep your .
change in the street names is in line
son,
25,
Sams
VaEey.
The
Sams
Val
­
system in order.
ley school has been closed as a pre­ with the renumbering of houses
throughout the city, now in progress.
cautionary measure.
After repeated warning to boys and
Caught by a cave-in In the mine in
girls
on roller skates to keep out of
which he believed he had finally
the
business
district, Chief of Police
• nd plenty of froth water will work won»
struck his fortune, Marvin J. Vincent,
dere for you. All druggist.) throe eisee.
Accept no substitutes.
51, was killed more than a week ago McCredie of Medford, clamped on the
In the JumpOff Joe section of Jose­ lid tight, barring all roller skaters
SCHOOL FOR MEN phine county. The body was found from business streets under penalty
Trus-f fw BUSINESS, TRADES er PROFESSION»
about 15 feet under the surface of the of arrest and having their skates con­
Enroll any time. Send for literature.
ORISON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ground in a position which indicated fiscated and kept in storage in the
Y. M. C. A. lUldg.
Portland, Oregon
that the miner had been caught while police station until called for by par
eats.
W. N. U., PORTLAND, NO. 13-192Ä on his knees working.
WESTERN GIRL
STRENGTHENED
Quickly Relieves
Rheumatic Pains
Joint-Ease
[if Back Hurts
Flush Kidneys
TODAY’S
WINNERS
For sleeping rooms — formal
parlors and reception halls —•
dining room and living room
— for the library — and for
public buildings. Properly
applied it won’t rub oil.
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Write to ms or atk y°ur dcaltr
for a copy of our fraa drawing
book for childrtn- "Tho Alabat-
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Writ» to us also for our beau-
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Home Betterment Expert,
Miss Ruby Brandon, Alabas-
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Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Non. genuine without
the Croee and Circle
printed in red.
Alabastin« — a powder in white and
tints. Packed in 5-pound packages,
ready for use by mixing with cold
or warm water. Full directions on
ly with an ordi-
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nary wall broth. Suiiltabla for aH
Get An Alabastine
Color Card
board, brick, cernant or canvas.
l
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Instead of Kalsomine or Wall Paper
A Majority
The Only Recognition
Attorney (In property lawsuit)—
Four people have testified that you
cut down that tree.
Accused—What are four people? I
can bring millions who did not see me.
“Have you any political pull?”
"Not much." answered Farmes
CorntoMel. “I've devoted my life to
the service of my party, and the only
job I ever got was chairman of a re­
ception committee."
Man who doesn't care for public
appreciation is almost abnormal. It
is the Incentive of millions.
A soft-headed nnll and a hnnb
headed mau are both difficult to drive
Cream .
of the ï
Tobacco
Crop
Paul Waner,
Voted Most Valuable
Player in 1927
National League,
Says Luckies Do Not
Affect His Wind
“When I first started to smoke I
was anxious to find a cigarette
that would give me pleasure
without taxing my wind or ir»
ritating my throat. I soon dis»
coveredLucky Strikes. I am very
fond of the excellent flavor of
these cigarettes and they keep
my throat clear and do not
affect my wind in the least.“
It’s toasted”
No Throat IrritationjNo Coughj
C1928, The American Tobacco Co.. Ine.