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SAYS LOGGERS M E
DO YO U« B IT -
INDIFFERENT TO SUSH
W ITH I SWATTER
MENACE HEREABOUTS By L. Grace Holmes, R. N., D irector of
OREGON MEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTERESI
A total registraUoa i t MT1
ty enrolled students with a
total of 4651, iucludiug summer
alon and short courses, is reported by
the registrar of the Oregon agricul
tural college for the school year Just
B r ie f R e s u m e Of H a p p e n in g s O< closed
.
C o ||c c t e d fflr
A contract under which the sta te
fish commission was to employ Hugh
Mitchell, director of hatcheries, for
Our Readers.
four years at a monthly salary of
•
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$35®, is Invalid, according to a legal
The Tillamook county fair will be
i opinion handed down by the attorney-
held Septem ber 22, 23. 24 and 25.
Citizens 'ofc Oswego voted a bond general.
M Râ. C. CO LEM AN
ABSENT 27 DAYKIN ICE HELDS
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to this spot required eight hours and
35 minutes.
Surveys, Oregon Tuberculosis Assn.
Wc landed on North cape, aw aiting
AU th e world is tu rn in g longing
The following from Thè Forest
fav orable winds fo r the continuation
P atrolm an, published "by ¿he“ W estern I eyes ju st " ° w tow ard some so rt of a
of our flight with our remaining
F orestry and Conservation associa ‘“T " 1"
To some it will be
120 liters (30 gallons) of gasoline.
tlon of Portland, should be read b y ' a “ aC? reso rt’ to some a i"ountain
This would only be sufficient to take
every resident of Curry county, e s - ‘ h,
’ to some an Suto t n p » stopping
us to some spot westward where we
pecially these interested in our for- along from place to place a t th e
would be in range of the steam er
eSts:
fl?«n£ y a u t” ca^ ‘ T ° Qthe™. k
Hobby’s patrol area.
u i
u W . hite
.. f (e d j a r ci
l
wl" fruit>
be a or
^ew hopg
weeks with
of berry
js s „p of «100.000
»inn «no to
, provide
., an ade
The Cascades were pierced by a
Selective
Slash.
or
possig picking,
,y ap _ ‘saue
‘D uring our return trip we con
3650-foot tunnel Friday when two
tinued carefully to make sim ilar ob
W. A. Langillc, S tate Inspector. pies later. F or each one a change of
Wa 8F system
crews of workers ni4t under the utm-
servations to those which we had
D isregarding any question of the scene is the object.
The Masonic order of North Bend
di u ;
,
mit of the m ountains near the north'
exact extent or area, w hether it be
made on the way north, but on ac
Everywhere the S anitary Division
1 begin construction soon of a th ree west end of Odel'glake, completing the
count of the fog we estim ate th a t we
10,00(1 or 30,000 acres, the slash re-1 of the S tate Board of H ealth is try in g
ory . ont rete temple.
longest tunnel of the Eugene-Klamath
ooserved not more than 60,000 square
suiting from the system of selective to insure the safety of all th is arm y
Baker voters approved bonds of $45, Falls line.
kilom eters along our return route.
white cedar logging in Coos and of vacation seekers, keeping the w ater 000 for the erection of a new school
.
Thus, up and back, the expedition has
C urry counties, Oregon, is a se rio u s; supply pure, and regulating other on the west side of the city
,
7
Ke‘Ie r ° f North Bpnd r ®-
made observations on 160,000 square
menace to the standing tim ber from featu res th a t m ight injure the health
fuses to accept the resignation of
The Salem Ad club was organized Chief of Police Jackson, who, he says,
kilom eters of hitherto unexplored
which the selection was made and to Much has been accomplished. Much
area.
at a m eeting Jn Salem attended by a
too valuable a man for the city
th e adjacent holdings of those who remains to be done.
a re in a measure helpless to present
One menace th a t still more o r less dozen advertising specialists.
“ Immediately a fte r our landing at
to lose. Chief Jackson resigned when
N orth cape we sighted the Norw e
th e creation of this hazard to th e ir ' defies regulation, is the common
Expenditures in connection with the the city council ordered a reduction in
gian sealer Sjoeliv, from B aatsfjord,
property.
house fly. This little pest is as fond Salem public schools for the years his allowance for automobile upkeep.
passing fa r to the w estward. We
No other place in the world yields °T the camp kitchen and th e resort 1924 and 1925 aggregated $646.910.
The ffrst lookout8
the SfUl(Iaw
im m ediately hopped off and w ent out
th e W hite (P o rt O rford) Cedar, hotel as he is of the ordinary home
Probably no other woo.l, th a t is cut kitchen, ami is ju st as dangerous one d r o X d ' when“^ e ^ n n ^ 0'
7 ' ’ nationa‘ fore3t ,o r the season were
Mrs. Churchill Coleman of Philadel to it.
in quantity on the Pacific Coast, has P ^ce as the other.
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h* ,e 1 from a •"> “* ln3tructed to take th e ir posts by phia and Washington, whose engage
“ We were gladly received on board
a g rea ter stum page, log or lumbei
The dirtiest, most disgusting places
ame e r v e r at Salem.
Ralph S. Shelley, supervisor of the ment to Leland Harrison, flrst assist the ship and our plane was taken in
value. It is one o f the principal *n th e world—the garbage can, the
In onp day ,ast week four men al forest. A new lookout tower is be- ant secretary of stute, has been an tow.
“Toward the night the wind fresh
sources of revenue in . th ese counties. rnanure P>Ie, carcasses of dead ani- P ort Orford shot 599 sealions, for in8 built on Belle mountain in Tilla- nounced.
ened to a gale and we were com
So far, loggers have been indiffer- nials, and still worse, the privy, are which they will receive a bounty of mook county and a new telephone line
FRU IT CROPS W ILL BE
pelled to make fo r shelter on the west
e n t to the am ount of debris th eir a d ’ H appy H unting Ground fo r the
each, i '
is being built to the station,
SMALLER THAN LAST YEAR side of Lady F ranklin bay, where we
operations have left in the woods, or fIy> and s° is the dinner table, and he
The Mount Hood Loop road is now
S tart of construction work on the
remained during the night.
th e hazard they have created to mert 'n°v<?s ack and forth from one place open for fra y « . The last snow barriei extension of the Oregon Trunk line
Only fa ir crops of apples, peaches
"A s there was no improvement in
ace the trees left standing on th< ” , nn' " I ,7*
Jaunty disregard neaP Bennett pass was removed Wed froln Bend south to Klam ath Falls and pears are now expected in the
the w eather, on June 16 we made
cut-over areas, or the risk th a t own for consequences. If somebody is nesday
only aw aits permission from the ln- United S tates this year, D epartm ent our plane secure to the land ice on
ers of adjacent tim bered property are UiilnK the privy who has typhoid
compelled to assume. This risk is a dysentery the result is an epidemic— • The 1925 P resbyterian Synod will ' e rstate commerce commission. W. F. of A griculture crop officials declared the edge of this bay and the members
which forsooth is then prom ptly laid be held on the University of Oregon ru ra e r, President of the Spokane today. F ro sts in late May reduced of the expedition left aboard the
double one. F irst the slash’ burning
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and, if this is done in a careless man to eating green fruit or over-ripe campus at Eugene the week of July Po,-tland & Seattle railway, told mem prospects in many scattered sections j Sjoeliv for K ings bay, a distance of
particularly in some of the central j about 130 miles by sea.
15 to 22.
hers of the city council of Bend.
nor, there is the fu rth e r menact fruit.
states, V irginia, Michigan, and por- J “ Our plane was to reach our base
created by the killing of the stan d
The Minnesota Public School Jo u r
A jubilee com mem orating the 50th
A reduction of 2 per cent in insnr- | t ,onc
of New York .
at Kings bay as soon as possible, get
nal tells a sto ry of a certain hotel anniversary of the founding of the anpe rates in The Dalles has been
ing growth in the slash area.
The condition of
,eg on j
gasoline and send it back so th a t the
The disposal of this selective cedai ’n Maine th a t had rented a suite of Episcopal church in The Dalles was l,rdered by the Oregon rating bureau , -,vas nearly 10 per cent below
the plane could be flown over land to
slash is not a question of how it can roo,1>; to a p arty for a period of two held last week.
as a result of the installation of
I usual average on th a t date. The our base.
h
'
if iq i nuestion cf those weeks. A fter stav in g four days, the
C, E. Lee of Eugene was re-elected " f W pump,ng plant at tbe clty welb j northw estern states expect more ap-
We arrived in Kings bay a t 1
conducting the operations doing th» Pal'ty sum m arily left on account of
work with a determ ined idea in mind ^*ps *n th e dining room refusing to prestdent of th e state convention ol 1 he neW pIant treh lc9 the present city Piles than were picked last year, but o clock in the m orning of June 18.
the
fraternal
order
of
Eagles
a
t
the
'’’ater
supply'
belng
capable
of
furn-
|
»'or
the
country
as
a
whole
the
croo
D uring our flights, both up and back,
t o d isp o se o f the slash, instead of tin pay ^bp balance of the rent as per
°
io liin w
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t
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ishing ,090,000 gallons of w ater
ms likely to be lighter, although our Goerz splar compasses were of
idea now pi evaded, the industry th a t co n tract. The hotel sued for dam- session in Eugene.
„
day.
much depends on the rainfall during essential im portance, and
slash disposal is not practical or ages, and finally appealed the case
Owners of 600 cows have signed ur
operated
to the Maine suprem e court. In ren to furnish milk to a new .modern
economically possible.
A ,Otal ° f 526 sea Iion scaIps- th <5 » ‘he next few months.
with entire satisfaction. This is
Peach production shows a large probably the first tim e th a t solar
It cheese factory to be built this summer ', rgest numl,cr ever turned over by
Practical men engaged in selective dering his decision the judge said
a m atter o f ' common knowledge at Tangent in Linn county.
an independent hunter, were depo3- ncre3se in California where most of compasses have been used fo r aerial
cedar logging recognize and fear fhe
■ie crop is canned or dried, but in j navigation in this p art of th e world
...
itR<l with Fish Commissioner
uuissioner Eakin at
menace to the forests, but the prac th a t the common house fly has come
Fire swept through 7,000,000 feet ol \ storia by F. J Blackerby of Port- be croan yi„
o th e y iI" p° rta n t states
“No other type of airplane could
not only as one
tice of leaving the slash has become to he regarded
lum ber at the E astern & W estern - i u , '
ic crop is expected to be substan-j have withstood the strain which our
so general and the area so large that of the most annoying and repulsive of t
.
extern <sd, who has spent the spring months
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ally sm aller than last year. Even
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Dornier-W
als met "uv-vcssn
successfully, their
it is looked upon as a necessary evil insects, hut one of the most dangerous Lumber company’s yards in Portland hunting sea lions along the Oreeon in
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, in
eoigia, w here m any young trees peculiar construction, unlike any oth
coast from HeceU Head tQ T ,llamook
lre G com
and those who should he vitally in in its capacity to gath er, carry, and with an estim ated loss of $100,000.
dissem
inate germ
o f disease
e r type, fittin g them particularly for
dangers
with s which
h’
r
h“9 9°° mi,M U ®5 “ SCa' P Blackerby baa realized E xpected to be less
’
P
terested in the question have become The
than 7,000,000 our requirem ents. The Rolls-Royce
H H h presenef of ”ave'1 roa,is an(1 20°0 miles of mac- some $2630 by his spring hunting
indifferent because of the genera’ k f , ‘
i bushels compared with
8,333,000 engines won our complete confidence
frau g h t a ie also m atters of com- adam roads, according to Roy Klein,
indifference and place too much re-,
Receipts of the public service com- bushe!s last year.
notice
T^hat
't
h
e
hedeC
fendanU
t'l'k
'n
m
lsT
h
u
/
s
'3'
”
hl8hWay
Com
mission
from
the
gross
earnings
tax
,
,
T
he
p
ear
crop
a.lso
reported
only during the first hour of th eir oper
liance on the clim atic conditions that
ation, and not once during the la tte r
are unreliable.
Publ*c utilities are reduced n eatly
,? ir , ls year’ ^ al>f°rnia alone among flig h t—when we knew there was no
Much of the selective logging is the plaintiffs hotel on account of the . Mrs. Elizabeth Kay Coshow. 59. wife on
50 per cent under the Interpretation th ® . ,m p° rta n t producing states ex possibility of making
obnoxious presence of flies, there can
done by team and caterpillar trac to rs; be
_ associate
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. . . . of the law made by Attorney-General ‘ neettne
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& a we successful
■ • ■ and the court thinks he ° f OUvn.
no doubt,
Ollvpr p D - Coshow,
pec^‘ng mntenloll,,
m aterially lnv»A
la rg e U
r crop
than em ergency . landing—did
feel the
some is done with gasoline donkeys
was
justified
in
so
doing.”
T
ravellers
,
o
f
tlle
sta
~e
3UPreme
court,
died
at
her
Van
Winkle.
The
opinion
holds
th
a
t
n
6
prece,l,ng
season.
¡slig
h
test
anxiety
on
this
score.
The
and a few instances, the high lead
have
h t lo
to demand
T a u t^ a
iu
engines always started instantaneous-
system w its steam donkeys is used. 7“
vc a a . r rig
,gnl'
demand protection home in Saleni following a stroke of the tax applies only to purely Intra- I
1
N am 0t
I ’y. p raticularly a t tim es when
Where team s or caterpillars are rr° m. 1 , pRst-— rem em ber th a t as paralysis.
3tate business and th a t any income of
used, roadways are extensive. I r yo“ rave* about this Summer.
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an^
S
ot
towns
ar-’i
m ediate action was necessary to save
The earwig Invasion Into Tillamook the utilities from In terstate business
»h th ?w,H,ntt*d States- 4!» the airplane under th rea t of danger
m aking these roads much debris is T i
! • H e r ,e ?
tbe New York county Is now under control, accord- having an origin in Oregon cannot bo
appear more than 20 times each.
from pack Jce..
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handled. If this were done system
u le ,RU oms association indicates the ing to W. D. Pine, county agent whe ^axed-
atically, with the idea in mind to b u rn 1','a8Tllt. e o{ tbls menace when he has been active recently In stamping
Governor Pierce will be asked to
the refuse so as to preserve as much 's b d es in a recent bulletin th a t one
cal| a special session of the Oregon
as possible of the standing forest, a >US\ buaz”>(f Irxriy fly can, if she has out the pest.
Members of the Pacific division of legislature to further the Roosevelt
very forward step would be made. tr° ° ' ,
W' t *1 a l*
her cb' biren and
The expenditure of some labor and g,ani,<' blblren for a period of forty the American Puytopathologieal so- highway. The movement was started
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
money, with the earnest intent to dis <,avs'. ra,Ke «Pproxim ately 810 pounds c,ety held th elr annual meeting at at a meeting of the North Bend cham-
pose of the slash anil save the for ° f f,le8’
the Oregon agricultural college at Cor- ber ot commerce, when a resolution
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was adopted to th a t effect. O ther
est, would do the rest w ithout any
,1<d Eorget—you who in your vallis this week.
financial hardship upon the industry l''a vels are going to demand protec-
C ontracts w ere awarded to A. L bofBes a l°n8 the route of the Roose-
as a whole, if a proper distribution t ‘on l"ron' others, th a t you too have Ritchie, eontr.- ?tor, for the construe- velt bigbway 'will be asked to join in
Keep your car in
of the cost were made.
your p art to do. C arry a sw atter tlon of the new Smith Parking com- t,le re8olution asking the governor fcr
Climat ic conditions are helpful and with •'ou and y bpri a r,y ■
‘■•hows up as pany plant at Baker, which will
will be the 8ess*on-
running ordei with
if careful, not careless, spot burning
now and then one will in spite erected at a coRt of $25,000.
The public service commission has
w ith some piling were practiced with >f everybody's best effo rts d o n ’t
More than 2000 acres of land in the reiiuested th e in terstate commerce
Associated Gas, Oil
an earnest intent not to destroy th< drive him aw av— KILL HIM.
Liberty, Franklin and Creswell dis eommlssion to suspend tariffs already
trees left standing, the hazard from
trlcts have been worked over with fi,ed Pr°P °slnK to increase in terstate
and Greases.
selective cedar logging
would b< Nation-Wide Drive
poisoned barley in the campaign freigbt ra tes on fresh fruit and vege-
minimized instead of becoming a
to Stamp Out Bovine
against gray diggers in Lane county. tabIe shipm ents approxim ately 25 per
w idespread menace to all of the fo r
The American Mathematical society
The proposed new ra ‘es ™ uld
ests of this section.
Tuberculosis
held a tv „day. annual convention at 2 ^
pa« ,cu' arly t0 ‘bp « a te s of
The present system of selling gov
The nation-wide Irive to stam p the University of Oregon at Eugene Oregon, V ashington and California.
ornm ent tim ber from the Coon Bay
Wagon Road land gran t and O and out bovine tuberculosis now includes Seattle was chosen as the meeting UnIeM 3U8pendpd th e ratps w° a>d bp'
< lands is one of the moat pernacious veterinary supervision of more than Place for the convention next sum ' ° me effectlve
July »'
Also My
evils. Ostensibly the purchaser of
’’lillicm cattle. A report ju st is mer.
Frank W. Brown, editor of the Idaho
tim b er from these lands buys all the ! ued by the United S tates departm ent
Out of eight graduates from the St“ te Jt>UrDaI at Pocatell° ' has bpp“
standing tim ber. In practice, where of ag riculture on the sta tu s of the
HARNESS SHOP
Oregon
sta te school for the deaf at chosen principal speaker for the
work shows the following progrès?
selective logging is di ne, the I
Fourth
of
July
celebration
at
Baker.
Saleni this year four were successful
assum es no rosponsihiliti
for the up to the first of April:
The celebration will be centered about
in full operation.
slash left from his operations. Ai
( attle under supervision, 10,201, in obtaining averages which entitled
the
dedication and unveiling of an im
•192.
these tim ber sales allow a period of
them to en ter Gallaudet college a(
C
arrying a full line of
posing Old Oregon Trail monument
Cattle in herds successfully pass W ashington.
ten years in which to remove the tim
H arness, Collars, Bridles,
valued
at
$1000.
The
monument
will
ber, the purchaser raises the point ing the first test, 6,777,624.
G 1 o ves a n d
Canvas
The state board of control has be erected In postofflce square and
Cattle in fully accredited herds, 1,.
that, burning the cedar slash will dcs
Goods.
a w a rd e d tile general construction con >iaa been presented to the city by the
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mis.
troy other m erchantable species left
Cattle tested during the last month (tact tor a new pavilion at the state American Legion post of Baker,
PORT ORFORD,
sta n d in g which he is not yet ready ti
tuberculosis hospital to the Cherry
rem ove, hut will remove when con ( March, 1926). 617.810.
R epresentatives of the Tumalo Ir ■-
Phone 54
Cat I le reacting to the te st during City Construction company. The bid rigation d istrict appeared before the
(litions w arrant.
was $13.015.
S ales of tim ber by the General month 19,811.
state securities commission at Salem
Cattlf on w aiting list to he tested
I he start of the forest fire season m d urged extension for two years of
Land Office from
lauds carrying
t >>»r-< M S4 I I 4«( »-»♦ss t
in the tim ber of central Oregon was ate guarantee of Interest on $650,- 1
w hite cedar should be discontinued 3,498,07
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Modified nccreilited counties, rec tnnrked hv a blaze which swept over mo bonds, release of liens on unful
until the sales contracts include slash
STA FF
disposal conditions, which, whim car ognized as TH free. 69.
approxim ately 50 acres of tim ber land tilled contracts and other less fmport-
Miss Bertha Schmid, R. N.
Reports from
ried out, will safely and effectually
i "Us p arts of the on the Brooks Scanlon holdings south- in t concessions. Liens on delinquent
Superintendent
Russell
C.
Keizer,
M.
country
-diow
unusual
in
terest
in
tu
D.
dispose of the debris left from thi
Mrs. Carol C. Hons, R. N.
OI
nenn.
contracts
aggregate
approxim
ately
Phil J. Keizer, M. D.
berculosis eradication on the country
selective w hite cedar logging.
Head Nurse
Dr. Hans Leonhartsberger. federal $45,000. In retu rn for these conces-
Ira B. Barile. M. D.
wide basis. 1„ the first three month?
Mrs. Doris Nichols
T here is no consistency in a policj of the
officer in the public health service at lions the settlers, who bought w ater
’ ’. D. Butler. M. D.
year
the
num
ber
of
“
modified
Pathologist
o f tim ber sales by the General Land
fvrr:_„
.i, . , T a » t?
accredited” counties, those having los Vienna. Austria, is in Salem to con-,under the Carey act. agree to pay 40
™ n<T . t]’:a
, V,' r
th a n one h a lf of 1 por ceni
duct
a
series
of
investigations
in
eon
per
cent
instead
of
26
per
cent
for
fire hazard to the governm ent and disease, increased from 63 of the
to 69 nection with the Marion county health the additional w ater necessary In
other lands when the Congress i Veterinary officials of the bureau
of dem onstration.
leveloplng the new project.
each
called
,
, year
,
,
.. upon , to apnropriat
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■
animal industry consider th a t such
M.
S
((
aptaln
Kidd)
Taylor
of
the
No certificate of registration of any
funds to protect the forests from the progress is ample proof of the prac
( eos Bay P irates was elected presl- notor vehicle, or num ber plates there-
menace thus created.
ticability eventually of freeing en dent of the Oregon H ospitality clu b s1'or. w hether original issues or dupli
The S tate Hoard of F orestry has tire states from the disease.
to
the
Carolina
alreadv h i\
‘
annual conv#ntlon at Salem, ates. will be Issued by the secretary
m used to lie published notice
selective w hite ceitnr operators ti officially reco g n ized 'is fre e / r m ,")'1
R ' A ,’” 1
0r,‘nt8 Pas8 wa" 9lpc(- ’f state aftpr July >• unless the ap- I
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remove th e menace to life ami prep- vine
vine . tuberculosis
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ed vice-president.
ollcant shall at the same time be ap
tuberculosis.
erty which they have create«
Eradication of the disease from
° ne hundrPd and fourteen mills re- plies for a motor vehicle license make
Corner Virginia and McPherson
It is hoped th a t this can be work cattle is the first step in removing I'” T,lng ,o the We"t Coast
- Lumber-
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for ____
and ___w___
be granted
an of-
c l out cooperatively but it should be the menace of tuberculosis to hoi« men s association for the week ending ’icial certificate of tithe to such ma-
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1
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a
< A
A
a — _
understood
th a t I the
new k S t I tate
Forest . ---- poultry.
The suppression of in lune 13, manufactured 109.469.349 feet 'hlne, or shell furnish satisfactory evi
Code provide- that the S tate Board fection among livestock aids in thr of lumber; sold 109.790,579 feet, and lence that such a certificate has been
m ust see that it is done and that fu control of human tulwrculosis.
shipp«wl 114.700.490 feet
.previously Issued. This was announe-
Telephone 2371 and 2361
tn re operatiiiiis must lie planned s<
I he state highway coninilsslon has *d by Sam A. Koaer. secretary of
ns to take care >f the slash menace.
The oiliest d w e llin g In Germanv. announced that a tem porary bridge d ate. In connection with the admin-
poesibly the oldest in Europe is locat Has been constructed over the Cheteo stratlo n of th e smealled motou ve-
T he l'être
mint has resumed ed in the little hamlet of Winkel, in
rlver at Brookings. Curry county, and dele title of registration law enacted
th e coinage
dd. silver and con- the valley of the Rhine
and u 1.200 4« now open for traffic. The old bridge ; it th e last session of the legislature.
NORTH B E N D
per currency
OREGON
s reported.
yeaie old.
Icollnpsed a few weeks ago,
l'hs law becomes sffectiva on July 1.
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Hatton’s Service Station
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