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Thursday, June 1. 1933
TIMES, WILLAMINA. OREGON
Page 2
OREGON STATE NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Brief Resume of Happening»
of the Week Collected for
The E u «» m school board 1« work
ing out a Pl»« providing tor tha loan
of high school textbook. on a rental
basts. I t * 1 » • ” •«» * considerable
earing to students and w ill “ ot r*"
quire any district funds. A ll text
books for the course w ill be
for various amounts up to <6 cents
fo r each semester.
IT
A krvnt-iKASHMIR VALE
FULLO f charm
Howe About.
Back to Recovery
Temperance
Hard Times Not Rare
Srinagar Is a Lovely Place for a
Vacation.
trlbuUon In tbs development «f th«
house host in Srinagar; for the Vnl«
of Kashmir has become not only a fa
vorite vacation land for t h . Kngllah
army In India, but th . permanent
¡„m e of many retired ofllcer. and
their families.
One
Servants All Are Men.
ID *« * “ ,U Y ln K M ,lin ,r’
f
HH one good cook In the Meet, ana
Prepare bv
W a .h tn ito n . D. C — WIttJ
they feed themselves Each one has
S
WARM
weather
approaches.
Prunes, beginning to show up on
h,sy appointed duties and doe« them
the Vale of Kashmir, ona of
Our Reader»
the trees have enabled the growers
By ED HOWE
the famous garden spots of fa All your servants In Kashmir era
of Freewater to estimate the ton
I N READING I lately encountered
nage this year A check of the several
the world, beckons to the vacs
1 the following sentence: “ America
men
The women seldom work o u t
T H E M ARKET»
tlonists of India. Its wooded hillsides ? v e i the little children of Weaterner.
districts in the valley shows that
can move forward to a new eyatem
there w ill be but a half crip. H ow
don a new green wtilch Is reflected In
thnt will solve our present difficulties,
P O R TLA N D
ever. nearly every orchard w ill have
the clear, blue, placid streams of the frequently have men « rv a n ts to care
__ Big Bend bluestem. hard some prunes. The total w ill be about but cannot move back to recovery.
for them. Your ll»t may
‘
I admit tt ta an Impressive and valley; and houseboats are put in or mangl. or head boatman’, a khltmat-
wheat. 64c; soft white and west-
700 cars.
high-sounding paragraph, but denounce der for a busy season.
gar (chief house servant), assistant
,r n white. 5 6 H e ; hard w inter,
The Vale of Kashmir lies among the ihltnm tgar. • bhlrtl (water carrier
A cow from the Ralph L. D arling tt as nonsense. It is precisely back,
northern spring and western red.
lower Himalayas, north of the Indian
°
herd near Fort K lam ath has become word we must go to recovery; back Punjab. One reaches Srinagar, the .w e e p e r-o f lowest caste an<J
H ay *— Buying prices f. o. b. Port a heroine In that community. The to the old economy in public and pr
menial Jobs), a kb-t.aaman' < « * * > • •
summer capital of the native state
farm animal resisted the attack of n vate affairs.
land; A lfalfa. Yakim a. »14.00.
‘
known as the domain of the Maharaja d.iohl (washerman) a
In marching forward recklessly we
man) a mall (gardener), and three
brown bear, saved her newly born
B u tte rfa t- 21 O' 22c.
of Jammu and Kashmir, over a long
Httle choker««, the small boy. who
calf and created such a commotion have reached a dangerous position
Eggs— Rranch. 17 © 18c.
route by rail and motor. From Bom
we cannot maintain; we must retreut
C attle Steers, good, »6.50 J 7.00. farm hands were brought to the res
bay one travels northward by Da*“- puddle the shikars, a «mail gondola-
back to safety, and reform our lines via Delhi and Labor«, to Ha.walplndl, hke boat in which you go • t * r» * J * r*
Hogs— Good to choice. »5.00 « 6 . . 5. cue.
Lamb» _ Good to choice. »6.00 J
for another advance.
one of the chief army posts of British you desire. It « ’em« an ample Mrt!
Cottage Grove Is to have a new
If you take guests for tea to Shali
•
•
e
6.50.
India. There the way to beauty opens
Industry, a pencil slat factory. The
mar gardens, the houseman go*« along
One
of
the
worst
American
cnlam-
Almost
at
once
on
leaving
Kaw“
’l’!"n
slats are the wood made ready for
SK A TTLK
and serves « perfect meal under the
,tles was adoption of the prohibitory di the motor road beings to climb.
P
W heat — Soft white and western the lead. Rough bark cedar la the law, for the reason that oppoeltlon to
spreading chenar trees
W hen yr u
and
up
through
the
deodar
clad
s^J*«
white. 5 7 S c ; bard winter, western moat suitable wood for the purpose It become general and apparent y
Plan
a
morning
In
the
bazaars
th
of the lower mountain the road twists
red and northern spring, 5b *e, and thia la becoming somewhat de (though not actually) whisky won a
houseman follows respectfully behind
and turna. the heated air of the p n
pleted.
bluestem. 64 SC.
victory. Whisky Is bad stuff. but In grows cool and Invigorating, until. ,..u r guide. Your day» • " , « ‘2 ^
with ease and your home la a J©,
B utterfat— 23c.
Twenty-five Sheridan high school the row over prohibition (really a de ,
thanks to the willing aervlc. of an
Egg»— Ranch. 18 © l ’ f .
students were suspended recently for ■nand of sober men for a •»«“ J "
Hogs— Good to choice. »5.25 © 5 -5 .
HUM ««P ■' Trpt
two weeks for Insubordination. Once temperance measure) the unthinking by « Joyous holiday spirit.
ahis houseman.
Cattle— Choice steers. »6.00 © 6.50. a year the students have ‘ played
Where hut in Kashmir could one
gained the impression that temper
Everything
seema
amusing
and
In
Sheep— Spring lambs. »5.50 © $-26- hookey" tor one day and authorities ance is a had Idea The whisky Idea
teresttne. Ruffled pnnkas swing from call back to a houseman
are determined to atop the practice.
was thus encouraged as never before the celling, though you may h" ’ e
leaving home for all day.
Spokane
have guests for dinner tonight at
need of them. Your deft
ad tu r
In our history.
Cattle Steers, good. »6.00 P 8 5A,
Skunks are working great lessee
nine
o’clock." and return to And every-
The wisest and best men of al age« haned servants patter
b#n?fo° £
Hoge— Good to choice. »5 25 © 5.50. to turkey growers of Josephine
have placed temi»eranee near the head about the rooms, unrolling yonr bed
Lambs— Medium to good. »5.50 9
countv. Low prices for furs last sea of their recommendations,
le t
son promoted a larger skunk popula sane remember that temperance la sttu ding on the stringed charp«**-
6.25.
fairly comfortable bed. of India E'en
tion than usual this year and these the best word In the common sense
the oottoo-bad food served by the
are taking great toll from the chicken
bungalow cook ta a matter for huniry
language.
I f the expectations of the farmers nnd turkey raisers.
jest.
Lovely, lovely world, with
and gardeners are realixed, the Clats
Frequent hard times with our summer of Kashmir ahead.
A t an auction «ale on the A. W .
kanie district w ill be shipping head
N ative Chauffeurs Are Speedy.
lettuce and peas In car lots. Repre Fargher ranch near Maupin recently money affair« are no more un“* tu”
sentatives of a Chicago commission 1533 ewes were sold to A. J Con than are frequent hard tim e, with our
The road from Rawalpindi to Srina
firm have contracted and furnished nolly of Maupin at »4.60 per head. A stomachs, our love affairs, or hard I ear la a well built motor road, some
seed for between 50 and 60 acres of bunch of 189 dry ewes brought »1 50 times because of too much rain, wmu S o m ile. long, snd It lie . through the
lettuce tor the mtdwest market. A a head and 23 Lincoln bucks tha T
A
. hard tim e, world; one mountains north of the PU la n ja l
Loa Angeles packing house has con same.
pass. Snow, peak, rise high above
should have a cyclone c e ll a r w n
tracted for 35 acres of September
you.
The rushing waters of ley
Eugene Parker. 22. only son of stantly handy to which to•
The climate and the soil are
streams chatter noisily below. H air
Mrs. Ruth Parker oi Dexter, was Fverv dav something happens to cause
peculiarly adapted to the production
pin tu rn . In the road make you « tc h
killed last Friday when he fell from al, of us to regret we did not watch
of these specialised crops.
your breath and curl your toes, for the
a flume at the Lewis Lumber comp- out more constantly yesterday when
w av. of the native driver are his own
A lfalfa In the Grand Island district , n r plant at Dexter. His neck was the weather was fair.
and without fear. and. nlas. yon have
broken
and
death
was
instantaneous.
near Pavton. Is thriving and the first
• • •
not the knowledge of h l. tanguag.
cutting will be is progress In about
rsKHLfFdEïl CT. C S lO L E ílfe ir S Í^
I hope the sane did not neglect to wherewith to express your feelings.
Florence
W
.
Drake,
wife
of
Alex
one week. If weather conditions are
note that the oppressed man who aV
goon, from the first traveling sahib,
favorable. A ll hop field training ander Drake. Bend pioneer. Is dead
Msn Nssdlsworksra of Kashmir.
tempted to kill the Presidentelect at you mav learn to say. “Ahlsta. ahlsta
at
her
home
in
Pasadena.
Cal.
Ths
crew, are at a standstill until better
Miami. Fla., and wounded four and But you never succeed In making «n
Drakes
owned
the
first
sawmill
and
thing In perfect order, fresh flower,
weather conditions and until the
killed one In the crowd. gave as hla Indian chauffeur drive slowly, slowly.
everywhere, the table set In holiday
ground dries.
At the Ross Wood the first Bend water system and a.so
It la possible to make the trip to attire, and a course dinner perfectly
farm , with 85 men employed. 3» built the first light and power plant. excuse for the desperate act:
1. He had long suffered Indigestion Srinagar In a day. but not ahlsta.
acres of hops were trained.
.
State highway engineers are sur pains In his stomach.
Quite the contrary. You »pend two planned?
Manv of the Kashmiris are fine look
2. He hated Presidents and rt«.n night In dak bungalows (restbonses)
veying
the
route
of
the
K
lam
ath
A human Jaw hone. In which are
ing the women especially having beau
along the way. the second at Baramuls.
five teeth, some gold filled, was Falls-W eed highway from K lam ath men generally.
tiful eye« and quite regular feature«.
He confessed, also to m«k in g F .
Fails to Midland. Several d ifferen t
which lies at the edge of the great de Like other native stales of the Indian
found by A. S. Campbell of ba’* ®
pression known as the Vale of Kash
while walking on Nelscott beach last entrances into the city w ill be sur lav as a bricklayer, to toeing W ® «
empire. Kashmir has an English resi
.
the
dn$ ,-».-•>«
race« In
in Miami and had a
Sunday. It is believed on first ex veyed to determine the best route.
dent, or advisory official, and through
considerable turn of money on hia per
From Baramula one can go the rest
amination that the hone may h are
him more sanitary ways of living are
At
Sheridan. Yam h ill
county, son when arrested.
of the w a , by boat, up the Jhelum gradually being Introduced Into the
come from the body of Robert Thom
teachers will be hired by the month,
Ks 1 5tk) people witnessed the shoot
river; but you may prefer to drive. country. There is an excellent mis
son of Manette. Wash , who was
according to a decision of the school in ,. the shooter, when
The last 35 miles lie «cross a level
drowned November 19. 1932.
hoard. Funds for a fu ll year may be court, offered to plead guilty, but the «retch, the road bordered on either sion hospital and a xenana hospital. ««
the name Implies, for women, and a
Don Cartwright of Dayton, son of Inadequate. Salary reductions rang« judge appointed three lawyers, at pub- side by slender poplars.
school conducted by an English clergy
Í X X . to attend him ; .too three
Dr. W . A. Cartwright while fishing from 8 to 12 S per cent.
The people passed along the w s,
man Is doing wonder« among the
phvaicians to relieve his lndigest on.
from his father's boat on the Rogue
are quite different from those one sees
A warning to high school students
Congress has not been more Ubera. In India. Ekkas and tongaa. the two youth of the country.
river reef. Sunday, caught an octopus
Foreigners Like Kashmir.
and
others
not
to
sign
for
courses
and
prompt In looking after the op- wheeled horse-drawn vehicles of the
variously estimated anywhere be
The
foreign element In Srinagar In
in
correspondence
schools
w
ithout
pressed than was this Miami Judge.
tween 4 and 2 5 feet In diameter. A ll
country, draw aside to let you pass.
crease» yearly. From the terrible heat
m
•
firs
t
investigating
them
has
been
is
hands were relieved when the beast
The Vale of Kashmir Is a level val
It has never been quite understood lev about » rotlee long and averaging of the Punjab come English army peo
released Itself from Don’s line and sued by E. A. Hudson, principal of
ple, seeking the cool air and health of
the Albany high school.
I d London why Oscar Wilde did not about 20 miles In width. It He«. «
slithered off into the deeps.
the hills, and these bring with them
get along with h l. wife, who^tbe wom great ovah surrounded b , mountains
the influence of English manners and
There w ill be few. If any. loans
F ailure of the voters of Oregon to
en have asserted for years, was so pa
green with deodar and spruce on the
customs and. belter «111. of English
to
war
veterans
by
the
state
aid
r
o
n
-
arprove a sales tax at the special
’ lent. kind and womanly they^cenmtt lower reaches snd white with snow
election July 21 probably w ill mean mtssion during the next two years, it understand why any man should re until well Into the early summer Skle« fair play. There la not In all Srina
gar a merchant who does not rely
a special legislative session late In was announced following a meeting fuse to live with her
of an Incredible bine complete a color
whole-heartedly on the honor of the
August to provide funds for carrying of the group. Commission funds are
A recent English hook p r i n t s a
scheme of fa ir , loveliness. Through
practically
exhausted.
English Sahib.
on the state government. F rank Lon-
storv that may explain the
out the valley winds the curving llm-
Shopping I« « quaint pastime In thia
ergaa. state representative from
The annual m arket lamb show, ( W a r Wilde » > ’ admittedly a ve
of the River Jhelnm. along the banks City of the Sun. As one «rolls along
Multnomah county states.
of which straggle the «reels and the Bund, eager merchants press their
»oaso red by the Douglas County
Livestock
Growers,
w
ill
be
held
In
bazaars which form the ancient city
A new Infirm ary for the U niversity
wares. Mohamad Jhan assures you
of Srinagar.
of Oresoa Is envisioned by university Roseburg June 2 4 Entries this year
that not In all Srinagar— no. not even
and
Quaint Scenes
Srinagar.
officials providing federal funds tor w ill be in pens of ten and
at A1I Jhan's. his rival—can you pro
„ i V r n - : « - » * <•'•> « “ T
Seven curious bridges span the cure such embroideries, such fine
public works are made available. A by tingle lambs.
and jokes must have been more fa-
river, snd along »he shore quaint old ■'ashmlna. sue', beautiful designs.
bill pending la congress would in
The Pelican City sawmill, owned
clude educational In stitu tio n, In the t>v F H ill H unter and Richard Hovey,
wooden houses lean sometimes at a
Or. as the small shikars of a mer
11« of projects eligible to receda both of K lam ath Falls.
( A r wade began h l. brilliant coo rakish angle Many o( the d t , streets chant Is rowed alongside your boat,
lo an, from the Reconstruction Fi leased to E P. D o ry of Oakland.
deftlv timed to find you at home, be
versatioo bis wife left the r o - ^ ls h e end In wide stone steps leading down
to the river’s edge These «airways
eagerly spreads hl, wares. He Is In
nance corporation.
Cal. Operation w ill be undertaken had heard him so often she waa ’
are usually animated scenes of native
sistent thnt you see his treasures.
tt. Oncer. being a great pet. m.gbt
In order that It may have clear early in June.
life. Here the laundry men wash the “Only looking. Lady Sahih. Not bay
W ve thought her action insulting, and
title to nine pieces of property. the
dotbes . here the women come to All ing. only looking." The foxy merchant
Prune stocks In the hands of the
citv of Forest Grove w ill pay Wash
started a row.
their water Jara Children tumble and well knows his good« are temptlM-
Salem
Co-operative
exchange
are
ington county »8 40 to redeem and
play about snd goats snd eown ram-
He is sure that some time yon will
pretty well sold out for future de
compromise taxe, up to and Includ
I often say literature
Ue* freely among them a lt From the
livery. No Inquiry has developed on
buy.
« o T - that no
« « *"7
ing 1931. The city already cwns tbe
overhanging balconies length, of dyed
The native Industries of Kashmir,
the 1933 crop, which promises to he
M It « W
re « *-»
larger part of the property as t «
P^shm na hang ont to dry.
All 1» alas, have cheat>ened and some have
result of foreclosure on Improve lig h t.
their hired men. the ’r r t e 7
.
and gay.
almost died out entirely. No longer,
! m e«, no special condemnation of colorful
Charles SherflL B arrett rancher,
Also there is the Interesting river
ments
for Instance, can one procure the very
todav displayed an 81-inch fema-S wr-ters or publishers.
tHte
a Urge part of the population
finest ahawla, such as made the name
The Lincoln County Logging com-
cougar which he shot shortly before Ufe excite, us to
of Srtnagar lives afloat Odd. long, of Kashmir famed throughout the
paev. located 17 miles from ’.-.a
R
is
the
fate
of
men.
noth
.ng
noon is tt was crossing an orchard
p o u n d boats, called dungas. with
world. One can get good shawls, soft
mouth of the S ileti r.v e r. has re
ng us is very g«~»
«jperstmeturee hung wtth mats of and One. but the exquisite, old time
w ithin sight of the B arrett school.
sumed operations, and is finishing a
We must select the beet In eveiy- woven reeds, are the only homes which
shawls are hardly to be found outside
contract for spruce tim ber w ith u.e
“ ~ ~
Summer sessions on the t Diversity iu n g and get 1 « «
thoosar’t* of Kashmiris ever know,
Boeing aircraft rerperatioa. w ith 15 of Oregon campus w ill be held as
nweoieg qnarters within, a kitchen of of museums
tortahly as we can-
men on the Job which is presumably
Pashmina 1, one of the loveliest
• •
usual this year Two sessions w ill .
io r t , open to the eyes of «11. * f e *
to last three or four months.
It la •
i r - t n Steffens lately wrote: “Noth- M t« of bras» or copper, snd a poor products of the land.
held The first w ill start Juno 1»
erenm-colorvd woolen cloth, mad* frota
« Ï X « « - » . ■ « “ ■« “
:
An opinion has been rendered by and the second July S i.
KashmirCs hoosehold I* complete.
the fine under hair of the Tibetan goat-
Circuit Judge Brand to the effect that
The native of more ample means
M
^tate Treasurer Holman has called positively and
The finer weaves are Incredibly »°
This is good grutn^x.ng and goo« baa a better boat Walls of wood re
the charter amendment passed sev
and the shawlmakee. hopeful for yonr
fo
r
aa
additional
»
1
1
3
.W
I»
sat
i
cannot
see
how
anyone
eral m onth, ago by the v o t e r . o f
place the woven mass, and as better order, will show vou K»w » length or
warrants to be presented for pay w.ll be able to get anything a « of It. :
and better financial «atns Is ladle«»
Roseburg, opening the garbage-haul
tt can be drawn through a finger ring
ment. The warrants ceased bearing
revend a little Intellectual
d . so rhe boats Improve. The best
ing business to a ll person, who com
A much heavier woolen doth, remo
interest
May
19th.
jj-
Steffens has again rem - - c i
are comfortable and well furnish«)
ply wtth tha city t regulations. I»
thing akin to S<vt»iafc eem*».‘0iv 1»
.rf
B
v
weakness:
again
ma«.e
me
bcuse hoatA sorb as one might see
Tha Chiloquin municipal w ell in
constituted.
called puttoo. and the better weaves
orce the River Thames.
being cleaned out and « ty water
The fu ll e r e *
between «5 and
ntake splendid outinr
The English ha vs made their co»
users are drawiag th e ir supply frvm
writ t». then Lined!»
• • person was put back to work nt tha Wtlhamson riv er, bm aag tha
jwed writer
I
the Eugene woolen m illa Greatly to-
t I v*«ed orders was tha caus<.
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