More than tedO quarts of boooa teas
Uucle Sam five Times In Mexico
bean «hipped Into Ths Dalles la the
last five month«, according to records
(Continued from page 1)
just compiled by County Clerk Fox.
Th»» weal «Ide section of the Salem
Following the occupation of Vera
The wedding of Mias Anna Dix and
All ckurcb. aorlvly. prraoual and local new»
District Ministers' and Laymcn'c As Cm« active preps rations for mobilisa
not published tor prvflt. tree; nolle« ol «n- Mr. Tisi Brown on
Sunday, is an-
Die Mis.*«** Elsie and Essie Strang, social ion ot the Methodist Episcopal tion were (tegtin General Frederick
tvrtainmenu. conducted lor pm Si published
nounced. Mr. Brown is director of a
al a Jbc minimun. of k> word*.
Announce
Lois and Margaret Burch. lira*«* church will meet al Yamhill. June 87. Fllliatou ««• sent with a |M>r|lon of
menu and cant "4 thank», »ame rate
Adver musical school, Mis» Dix was torineriy Spaulding, Rev. W. H. Amos an,I Mr.
th»» nrtuy for a march to the City of
, 7H and 2»
a lenta girl
tising ratea£quol«*d on request.
and Mrs Elliott Shaw attemled the con
Close to $20.000 worth of daniaae Mexico. Hut the stream of events
were turned In their course. A propo
ference of Presbyterian Young IVople at
Plans are being made by Clackamas
Wesley Reynolds is spending a week’» Orenco last Thursday. The confereni-e was done by fire at Redmond when sition came from the A H. <1 powers
the
general
merchandise
store
of
Tal
authoritHv to improve *2»l street trout vacation in the mountains east of
was tlie first of the kind ever held in iaferro Brothers. Reynold«' barber of South Amorlca. composed principal
the county Line to Clackamas with 6 Estacada.
this Presbytery. A most iutereetiug shop end the J. D. Butler drug store ly of the countries of Argentina. Bra
«11 and Chile, to allow them to mediate
inches of asphaltic concrete.
an,I helpful program is reported by suffered heavy losses
anil settle the difficulty
This was
The Columbia Fireworks Co., has the those who, attended. The conference
agree»!
u|M»n
The
troops
were
with
('.
A.
Warrlner
was
found
guilty
at
Mr. Sheets of .»421 Wd street is contract for furnishing the firework» lasted for a period of three »lay».
Portland of having committed assault drawn from Mexican territory and the
seriously ill.
for the Fourth of July celebration in
I and battery upon the person of Mrs tuHtleshlps from Mexican waters. Thia
Portland.
brings history well nigh up to the ro-
The contractor is putting the finishing Alfreds Beckman, whom he ran over ernt raids on Texae towns.
Notice is out of tlie approaching mar
with Ills automobile on the Coiunibla
touches
on
tlie
improvement
on
45th
riage of Axel Keldahi and Aliev Root.
Mr. and Mrs E 1. McKinley, tHifs. avenue, extending from ti'th street to ■ river highway April »
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0 J
67th avenue, are celebrating tlie arrival 79th street. The sidewalks are a much
Dr J K. Anderson, of The Dalles,
Cherryville
FOR SALE—Horse and half power of a sou at their house on the '¿.'nd in
n»**ied improvement and will be greatly the author of the Anderson bill, which
Lieal Gas engine, first class condition, stant. Lew says it looks just like Its
formed
the
foundation
of
the
present
appreciated by tlie residents of the die-
with Emery grinder and belt: $35 for dad and his name is Glenn Llewellyn.
statewide prohibition law. haa an
tricl.
^Continued from pajre I)
cash. W. F. Bush, 5622-84U1 St.. 8. E. j
nounced hie candidacy for the speak
inciuile anything for ainusemeul, con-
Lent*. iiregon.
ershlp of the 1PI7 legislature
IriiHlliou U> a church, travel, sieknews or
Mrs. M. E. Wiliiaiua, who was ill tlie
K-------
Vast tracts of land In the Silver
death.
Then» you are!
GILBERT
first
of
the
week
is
able
to
atterni
to
her
Mrs. E. H. Willi« writes from Mid
ereek and Harney valley projects In
S-------
home
duties
again.
The
Republican
candidate is very
Harney
county
may
be
reclaimed
by
vale. Idaho, wltere site went for treat
Mias Edith Fleming has- been enjoy-
Irrigation, according to a report juat n«|>rctabie and very devout and so is
ment of cancer, that «he w improving
ol«I Rockefeller, bul you and I—Vlie
ami that «he has every hopes of full re ing a visit from her cousin, Mu* Fieni-
On Sunday afternoon, July 2, at 3 p. received by State Engineer Lewie from
common |»eopie—do not onler Into his
the
t'nlted
States
reclama.Ion
service
covery. She is staying at the home of ing of Seattle.
m. U m * regular quarterly Institute of
Mrs
Mr.
A.
Boyer,
father
of
G.
S.
her daughter. Mrs. T. Lydston, well
Development work upon an Iron scheme of things only as hired em
District No. 9. of Uie Multnomah
Mrs. Kaufman is viaiting friends in Seattle,
known here as Hattie Willis.
mine
located by Charles McCorkle. In ployees al very low wages, band)
County Sunday School Association will
Willis’ friends here will be glad to re-1 Mrs. R. Henderson was onerate»! on be held in the Kern Park Christian the southeastern edge of the Canyon enuugli to eiistaiu life and support a
at the Good Samaritan hospital Monday
family In H m * simplest manner imagin
ceive this enc»wiraging new«.
Church Tlie District inclu»l<<« all the City limits, la now In progress The
She is reported to be »loing nicely.
able. < Kvaisonally tliere ie one that
ore
la
of
high
quality,
lying
In
a
large
Mr. E. Denker lias returned to his Sutxiay Schools trom Anai**l to au»l in
raises up an«i out of Uns welter of
Children’s Day ex ere ¡are were held in home from Chicago where he has been cluding Lenta. A good program has body, and In classified ae chrome Iron struggle and tierce strife, bul they an*
All
cattle
shipped
into
Gregos
from
the lente Baptist Church last Sunday on business for the past eight months. hern arranged and a most cordial invi
the St. Paul stockyards must undergo tlie rxrvption and not Uie rule and were
evening. The program was an excel-
_ Mr.
___________
A. Raemaaarn is reported on tlie tation is ex tendril to all interested in a tuberculin test and be accompanied born with extrandinary gifts.
Sunday School work to attend.
lent one and well rendered. Worthy of ,lt.g |iit
WMfc.
line of tlie must lieautilul front yanla
by a certificate ot good health before
special note was the emblematic piece
Thc children's Day exercise* was
they will be admitted to the etale, the in the county can lie seen at Eagle
by Mrs. W. M. Barker s claw.
held last Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
Ataiut two weeks ago Vera Wethern, livestock saaitary board haa decided Creek where a riot of color and splendor
I at Bennett Chapel.
The songs and tlie little daughter of Mrs. Roy Olsen,
Beatrice Yoran. daughter of ex May of adornment mot the delighti*»! gaze of
WANTED—Used i summer clothing recitations were greatly enjoyed by the 5fl04-»i
eho)d«r. An astonishing array of
that can be used or r made over for parents and friends of the children.
Hight of steps lea»ling to Uie Holman pleted a remarkable school attendance Canterbury Beils of all colors, owes
A. J. Oldenburg spent a few days in school. Three vertebra were »displaced,
children Any one desiring to aaeit in
record. When the high school closed without end and Shirley poppies iu end-
thia matter may kindly phone Tahor New Port last week.
causing partial paralysis of the left side last week thio student had rounded leas profusion and every sha»le and lint
Mrs. E. Shotwell spent Sunday at the of her body. The child is under chiro
6611. Mrs. B. C. Dewey.
No such
out 12 years without once being re are on exhibition daily
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B practic treatmeat ami is slowly cover
country for fruits an»l Howers was ever
ported sbsent or tardy
T. Davis.
•
ing.
Road work has started In the Css known.
The Sunday School of St. Peters
Edwin Norene of Lenta, a memlier of
cade forest reserve for the season A
church is preparing a special program the Portlaml Gospel team, expects to
for Monday evening. July 3, to which tell what he knows (not what he has
Mr. and Mrs. Jolly, who have been in crew of IS men was started on the
HedMRt VaHey
the public is invited.
Washington
win-re Mr. Jolly has been McKenzie pass highway near Aider
heard) about tlie Epworth league
Springs. 15 miles abo»« McKeatie
teaching
during
the
pasl
school
year,
I
Institute. Come and see if our chapter
bridge. June 1, under the direction of
(Continued from page 1)
The city efficiency department made , will profit by sending a delegate this have returncii to their home at Stewart's
Clyde Sells, supervisor of th* forest
Station
for
the
summer
vacation.
Mr. Armstrong ol Portland wax the
investigation in Lents this week con-. summer.
George K. Sanders, vice president gueat of T. II. Berry Munday.
cerning the traffic conditions. A man
Frank Oldenburg and Miss Frances
and general manager of the Oregon
Mrs. Clarence True Wilson an»!
stood at Foster Road and 92d street all Ewaldt were married at tlie Ewaldt
Mrs. Harxa. who now works in the Utah Sugar company, has announced
»laughter, Mias Virginia, an»! F. M.
day Tueeday, recording every person, home Wednesday evening.
Sunnyside I nion was a welcome visitor the sale of the Grants Paia sugar fee
Akin of Portlaml were Valley visitor*
vehicle, horse, dog and cat that passed,
at the Arieta W. C. T.
last Timed ay. Lory of the company, now under con
one »lay recently.
going or coming, or repeating the act.
atructlon at Granta Paas, to the Utah
J. D. lee of Portlaml attended grange
EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS
And Tueeday was a alow day.
Idaho Sugar company, of Salt l.ak« at this plats* last Saturday.
The
Arieta
W.
C
T.
U.
will
conduct
a
SHOW IMPORTANT TRUTHS p«eter campaign on the sign boar»! at City.
The claw» which took the eighth grade
School officials are having an auto-
Three acres of land at the Poujad« examination from Pleasant Valley
Arieta. Tlie following committee was
malic fire sprinkling system installed in
one hundred calories of food value are appoint*»! last Tuesday to make anti state fish hatchery, 30 miles east ot Srhool were all sutt«ieful in |MMaing.
the basement of the Lents public school, contained in the following substances : put up the poetere: Mesdainre Jolly, Eugene, on the McKensle river. In to Their names were Florence Ridiey,
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I A thick slice of bread; two-thirds of a M. Frances Swope. Eva Lawrence, be cleared and tables and electric Pearl Dabl»|uisl, Mith Buller, Ellswt
lights are to be provided In converting Buller and Anthony Mhtnid. Mixa Pearl
FDR SALE or EXCHANGE for Reel- glass of milk; 1 banana; a
inch Patience Woolworth. an»l Merry.
the place Into a camping ground for Dahlquist enjoys tlie distinction of
dence Property near Portland good farm j square of beefstake of ordinary thick-
the convenience of touriete and learn heing the only eigliUi grade pupil in
near Cottage Grove. What have you? ne«« 1 tablespoon of lard or olive oil;
Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Hollingworth of start.
State nrice. Address Box 145 Cottage 1-inch cube of cheese. This was shown
Multnomah county to make one liun-
A teat mill ran of the flrat tungsten dreti percent in spelling
as a part of the domestic sciente exhibit Seattle, Wash., are visiting the former's
Grove. Ore. No Agents.
parents at 5610 71st St. Tlie occasion ore ever mined In Oregon, so far as
at O. A. C. during commencement.
Pleasant Valley Grange bad a spied- 1
Much is beard now a-days in pro of their »-otning is tlie wedding ot available records show, started at Vlr di«l meeting last Batnrday. There was a
Grandma Thorne of Faile City is visit- . gressive home circles ot scientific nutri Eleanor Ruby and Floyil Trivott of tue mine, near Baker, which la run
good aUemlanc* an»! an excellent pro
ing her daughter, Mrs. Belle Ell wood of tion in which the term »alone* treqnent- Gresham. Mrs. Hollingworth serv<-»l ntng five stamps concentrating lung
gram lor the lecture I tour
It was pro-
83rd street.
ly appears. The exhibits of the calorie coffee at the wetiding refreshment honr. sten ore from Cliff mine, recently poeed to organise a contest for the pur-
value affortied a convenient standard of Mr. and Mrs. Hollingworth will visit opened by Frank 8 Baillie, and Ken p»«e of a»l measurement. Other features of tbs friemls and relatives at Salem, labanon neth McEwen.
the grange. E. L. Anderson ami T. P.
visited his mother, Mrs. Bryant of domestic science exbibit were the ami Hood River before their return to
Figures complied by Secretary <>l Campbell were chneen as rapt al na, they
Park avenue several »lays last week. . equivalents of 1 quart of milk, includ- Seattle, where Mr. Hollingworth, gi* State Olcott of the vote on candidates
in turn choosing sides from the member
etc cuing off enroute to Monmouth to a I ing such things as 12 slices of brea»l. 10 traveling college secretary for the Wash for state and district offices at the re
ship. Mr. Anderson ami Mr Campbell
»nerting nt the hoard of managers of the good sized eggs, etc.
ington Y. M. C. A., has his head-1 cent primary election show that John are live wires and no doubt tie- mem-1
Aornial School.
Sewing, millinery, decorative needle quarters.
D. Mickle, republican candidate fot lerahip in Pleasant Valley Grange will I
work, laundering, removing stains, and
the dairy and food commlaslonership Is* materially im-reaaed.
The contest
The Wands family of 45tb Avenue mending were features of the domestic
The Millar»! avenue playgrounds are nomination, received more votes than will dose on the evening of July 15th.
have gone to Brooke, Oregon, for the art exhibit.
being put in readiness tor the summer any other candidate, hie total being The loosing side will provide an enter
summer.
Each of the leading departments hail season. The rubbish has been gathered 85.51«.
tainment and refreshments on this date,
appropriate educational exhibits show and burned, and the paraf>tiernalia is
Congressman Sinnott's bill approprt which will be free to everylsxly.
T. Y. Cadwell left Tuesday for ing on tlie one hand meth»xls of instruc- being put up Two fine blocks of fence»! aflng 584.4)00 for the reimbursement
Chicago and other Illinois points, He tion, and on the other the results of park are thus need for this new play Of Sherman county settlers, passed
student activités at O. A. C. These ground.
will visit his mother while in Illinois.
the house without amendment, and its
Lents Girl Wins typewriter
exhibits were designed especially to
dasaaxe In the senate Is assured, thus
assist visitors in learning die scope and
ending a 20-year effort In congress fot
Mrs. Edw. Smith it» taking a much
Mr. an»l Mrs. Ernest Hollingworth of | the relief of those who were dlapoe
Mixa Charlotte Ripley, who lives on
purposes
ot
the
Agricultural
College.
needed rest with friends near Christie
Doty, Wash., called on relatives at i «eased of their lands In Oregon, with ! 10<*th street, lente, in the semi-annual,
Station, Washington County.
Nashville Wednesday evening.
Mr. i out recompense.
accuracy test given by the Remington
and Mrs. Hollingworth have brought
Holding that the state of Oregon Typewriter Company, writing at the
H. 8. Harcourt, «ditorial writer on
their infant son down for hospital treat cannot place restrictions on the sale rate of i»2 words per minute (or fifteen
the Daily Journal, was a lienta visitor
ment. The child is improving and the of eggs Imported from China or any consecutive minutes, on new matter,
last Tuesday.
You can ride IK miles for a nickel in parents expects to remove him from tlie other country, and that the act aimed made a H)0 j*r cent record, entitling
Portlaml and the people have I «sen get hospital soon and motor back to Doty. to accomplish this purpose Is In con her to a new Remington typewriter.
Tlie Milldr-
Lumber Co., are ting that service for the pant year or Mr. Hollingworth is a brother of Dr. j filet with the constitution of the
ot Columbia LTnited States, the supreme court re
supplying the
for a new Alling more, furniahe»l to them at a loe* says Harry Hollingworth
station for E. H. Sims of *2»i street and Public Service Commissioner Campbell. f’niversity. New York.
Whdt Pineapple Juice Will Do
versed the judgment of Circuit Judge
Jitney competition is costing the com
Powell Valley Road.
Gantenbeln of Multnomah county In
pany $1500 a »lay, taken from tlie cream
A number of * I lek urn building, Twenty cents out nt every dollar of groan
revenue earned by the company is paid
plan of Wasco, Grant and Wheelei This is a new medicine sold by all drug
in the city.
to the city and county governments for
Another fool law has just l>e»-n en counties. The road will leave the Co gists ami Mt. Scott Drug Oo., over the
bridge tolls, street improvement asses«« forced. A Cooe county farmer was ar- lumbia highway at The Dalles and go
Mrs. John Manz has gone on a visit ments anil similar charges.
manufacturer's guaranis«*.
reete»l and fined for doctoring his own southeast through Dufur, Antelope
with relative* in Canada.
Albany will remodel the old Central horse. That is one of the fool laws and Dayville along the old Canyon;
Cxernowlta Laid In Ruins.
School building for a city hall.
which with others makes the state City wagon road to Ontario, on the
Petrograd, via london.—Cxernowiu.
Arnold Eggirnan ami wife will start
Oregon-Idaho b«»rder.
$4,44X1 a year han been cut from the ridiculous.—North Bend Harlior.
the capital of Bukowina, was al moat
for Boise. Idaho, Friday on a vacation
To test the constitutionality of the completely destroyed in the fierce bat
cost
of
Eugene
schools.
A
contract
has
been
let
for
a
$44),(Xlf)
trip and to visit Mrs. Eggitnan parents.
Olaon law passed by the last leglsla tie that haa been raging there and the
A Sunday law will stop 34), 000 |ieople roundhouse at Huntington.
The Grants Pass sugar factory has ture, wherein candidates are given the Auatrlan force« are being fast envel
G. A. Williams of Portland is prepar working for wages one »lay in seven,
option of filing by petition or by pay oped by Russian troops, which are cut
A Federal building will be "tarted been sold to Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.
ing to buiid a house on lot IK, block 4,
Ing a fixed fee, H. M. Patton, of Port
July
1,
at
Roseburg.
Gresham is to have a gas supply from land, made a formal demand on Gov tlag them off from their Bukowina
property ha has owned for sev« ral years.
army, according to a telegram to the
170,004) in buildings lost by fire at tlie Portland Gas A Coke Co.
ernor Wlthycombe that he Issue him Rttsaky Invalid.
Lake
'.
lew
will
be
rebuilt
of
brick
and
Salem
is
to
have
a
$¡10,000
bread
fac
Mrs. Cora Foster of *8tb street, ba*
a certificate of nomination by the re
tory with a $2,1)04) monthly payroll.
gone to visit lier »laughters, Mrs. stone.
publican party for the office of state
Oregon National Guard Called.
A force of men in working an antimony
Nee»iharn and Mrs. Hurlburt, of Albany.
Workmen on the I nion Pacific tunnel senator from .Multnomah county, and
Ralem, Or.— Immediate mobilisation
mine 1K miles north of No h Powder in East Portlaml who went on a strike that he refuse to grant certificates
of all the units of the Oregon national
Miss Jennie Hill of Kent, Oregon, is and shipping the ore to Sumner, tiasli. for 50 cents a day advance under the either to Gus C. Moser, A.’W. Orton, guard was ordered by Governor Wlthy
A new track is being lai»l between lea,I of tlie I. W. W. agitators ask to re 4'onrad P. Olson, S. B. Iluston or R S
staying with Mrs. Bryant and attending
combe, who notified Adjutant-General
Ontario
and Vale.
turn.
Barrell. In his demand Mr. Patton White to proceed with mobilisation
rummer school in Portland.
The Roseburg Review nays that city is
As showing public sentiment Geo. C. contends that none of the above name»! trpon receipt of an urgent message
Brownell is the Clackamas county candidates were leg. .y nominated from Reerv 7 of War Raker, request
Miss Ethel Jeffries, formerly a Dntl humming with industry.
girl, visite»I this week with Miss Carol , The Newberg cannery recently burned nominee of all three parties for repre since they filed by pay’ i< a fee In ing eueh notion.
in being rebuilt.
sentative on a tax reductior. platform. stead of bv petition at he did
Hogue.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mr*. Sarah iXxms of S7th st., lias gone
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Orville
Smith. of Riverside. Wash.
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— ■
OREGON NEWS NOIES
TREN ONT, KERN
PARK, ARLETA
A Growing Ulcer
Gm» ot th* growing ulcers on the body
isilitic that ought to Is* cut out In tlie
nest legislature la ils* pa»ldiiig-»>f clerk*
»hip rolls.
The last three sossiona ot Uie legisla
ture spent, or rather uiiaapeul $1KI, 1147.Ufi
for the alleged services of clerks and
stenograpliers
It I« a notorious fact that many ot
those employai are Incompetent, many
hold other johe or «Mend to their private
busiiicea while on pay
The last three legislature« hired aa
Ioli».as
II. at $2i>,H7'.‘.2l , 167 nt
ECI.U.15.P6; 1841 at |8f.8MB.6O, or for
liiree semions $93, IW7.H4I.
Tlie Menate with half tlie nuiiils»r ol
members, ami having not as much work
aa the Housr, generally liircs nearly as
many ami pays more wages.
Will lids fraisi on the tax|iayer» never
aid.
The candidate l»w Speaker wh»i will
pul this busiliese where it ls*longs ami
pay for work actually iiMshsI to be »lone
ileserves a medal.
We nan lianily expect that l*»»iis»
very often lite Mprakendiii» is IsHight
and |>aid (or with promis»*« <>l clerk -
siili« to relatives of member«.—Pacific
4.'oast Mfgr.
PhoM Tehee U84
Rseteeate III N. Rate St. Leau, Ore.
Edward Mills
Mt. Sesti. Laois sed PartUad
EXPRESS
Bagface and General Haattaf»
Trunks 50c Each
DAILY SERVICE
leave Baggage Ubrck au»I Adilress
at Plummer Drug Store.
Th i nt and Madison Mt.
J. P. Finley & Son
Funeral Directors
Montgomery ami Fifth Mt
One Place ot Business Only
Experienced Woman
In Attendance
Main Office
Phone Main 9
A-I5W
Land Plaster
(Special Price« by the ton)
Slaked Lime,
Fertilizers for
Gordens, Roses
and Lawns
Wood, Goal and
Building Material
Prompt Delivery
TABOR 961
9326 FOSTER ROAD
McKINLEY & CO. |