Gcme In Terse
THE HOUR 6TRIKE3.
THE hour strikes, and, la. upon th
morn
A lltU child unto ths world la
bornl
Clothed In th llfiht of haarsn It
stands,
Holding- th gift of lor within Ita hands.
Ths hour strikes, Tha maiden heeda It
tone
And steps Into a world now all her own.
' Her lover bears to her th menace old
That haa for oenturiea In Joy been told.
Th hour atrtkea. The wife goea forth 'to
see
Within her huaband'1 eyes lore's liberty,
And henceforth he of all alone ahall say
Whether life's skies for her be bright or
tray.
Th hour strikes. Upon the mother's breast
Uer firstborn lies. Uer heart broods o'er
Ita rest.
As with a holy aw la filled her soul.
That sraaps life's plan and sees Ita hlcher
soaL
Th hour strikes. Th widow bows her
head
In chastened grief above her cherished
dead.
No' more ahall earth dispute her Sacred
right; , ;
For her th sun shall rig behind the
night.
The hour strikes. God's hands reoelv th
algh.
Th prayer, th hopes that earth must e'er
deny.
But forth upon the wind the soul speeds
on.
And backward, downward, life's poor Joys
have gone!
Marian Longfellow.
POETS FAREWELL.
rpELt, them. O Sky-Bom. that I died
With high Romance to wife;
That I went out aa 1 had lived.
Drunk with the Joy of life.
"V"KA. say that I went down to death
- Serene and unafraid.
Still loving Song, but loving more
Ufa, of which Song la made.
Harry Kemp,
COME, YE DISCONSOLATE.
GOME, ye disconsolate, where'er
ye languish;
Come to th mercy seat,
fervently kneel;
Here bring your wounded
hearts, her tell your an
guish. Earth haa no sorrow that heaven
canuot heal.
Joy of the desolate. Light of th
straying,
Hope of the penitent, fadeless and
pure;
Here speaks the Comforter, tender
ly aaying.
Earth haa no sorrow that heaven
cannot cure.
Her see the Bread of Life; see wa
ters flowing
Forth from the throne of God,
pure from above;
Come to the feast of love; come,
ever knowing
Earth haa no sorrow but heaven
can remove.
Thomas Moore.
BAD FAIRIES.
fT all th bad fairies who meddle with
v life
The worst are a mischievous elf and his
wife.
8a, whatever you're doing, beware of these
two.
' They are "Haven't Much Time" and "I
Quaes It Will Da"
-St Nicholas Magaxln,
ROADWAYS.
0
JOT road leads to London;
One road runs to Wales;
My road leads due seaward,
To the white dipping sails.
One road leads to the river
As it goes singing slow;
My road leada to shipping.
Where th bronzed sailors go,
. Leads me, lures me, calls me
' To salt green tossing sea.
A road without earth's road dust
Is the right road tor me.
A wet road heaving, shining
And wild with seagulls' cries,
A mad salt sea wind blowing
The salt spray In my eyes.
My road calls me, lures me.
West, east, south and north.
Most roads lead men homeward;
My road leada me forth.
To add more miles to the tally
: Of gray miles left behind.
In quest of that one beauty
God put me here to find.
Living Age.
TALK.
rpALK about opera, music and art;
Talk about books If you Insist,
Talk of the tariff until men depart
And talk of the ways of a trust.
Talk about fishing for pickerel and baas
And talk. If you will, about pelf;
Talk about people you see as you pass,
' Talk of anything else but yourself.
Detroit Free Press.
KEEP ON SINGING.
WHEN trouble comes don't If.t
despair
Add to the burden you must
bear,
But keep up heart and, smil
ing, say,
The darkest cloud must pass away."
Don't say, "Why Is Itr wtth a frown
And go with heart and head bowed down.
But lift them both and let your eyes
Behold the sunshine in the skies.
Don't sit and brood o'er things gone
wrong.
But sing a hopeful helpful song.
Or whistle something light and gay
And thus drive half your cares away.
filng of the pleasant things life ki.ows;
Not of the thorns, but of the rose.
Each life knows some Joy every day,
Sure as December leads to May.
Tls he who sings when trouble's here,
For trouble has not much to fear,
Since It will never tarry long
When stout heart meets It with a song.
But brood o'er care, and we can make
This life a burden that will break
The stoutest back. But sing, and, lo,
The load is lifted! Let It go!
Then don't forget when things go wrong
To try the maglo of a song,
For cheerful heart and smiling face
Bring sunshine to the shadiest place.
-Tit-Blta. i
AT THE CASEMENT.
A casement high a ud triple arch
ed there was.
All garlanded with earvou lm
ag'rtes Of fruits and flowers and
bunches of knot grass
And diamonded with panes of
quaint device).
Innumerable of stains and splen
did dyes
As are the tiger moth's deep
damasked wtugs.
And In the midst, 'tuong thou
sand heraldries
And twilight saints and dim em
blaioulngs A shielded scutcheon blushed
with blood of queens and
kings.
Full on this casement shone the
wintry moon
And threw warm gulea on
Madeline's fair breast.
As down she knelt for heaven's
grace and boon;
Rose bloom fell on her hands
together preet.
And on her silver cross soft ame
thyst, And on her hair a glory, like a
saint;
She seemed a splendid angel,
. " newly drest.
Save wlugs, for heaven.
-Keats.
THE "WONT WORKS."
To meet the great problem of
unemployment I would form
colonies of three varieties. In
the first I would put those who
know the rudiments of skillful
laboring and who at once may
become producers in a communi
ty. These men honestly want
work and know how to work.
They are kept from Jobs only by
the fact that they cannot find
any. In my second division col
ony would be found men who
do not know how to work and
who must be taught the rudi
ments of labor. They would
have to be schooled in the art
of using their hands and exer
cising their wills. It would not
be long before some of these
men could be promoted into the
first colony. Their promotion
would be dependent upon their
application. In the third colony
I would put those who can work
and who refuse to, preferring to
prey upon the social fabric and
flaunt Justice In the face. They
would either work or starve.
Rabbi Wise, Free Synngogue,
New York.
APHORISMS ON LOVE.
The sweetest Joy, the wildest
woe, is love. Bailey.
We love only partially till we
know thoroughly. Grant that
a closer acquaintance reveals
weakness; It will also disclose
strength. Bovee.
There Is music In the beauty
and the silent note that Cupid
strikes, far sweeter than the
sound of an instrument Sir
Thomas Browne.
CHRISTIAN CHARITY. .
For this end we must be knit
together in this work as one
man. We must entertain each
other In brotherly affection. We
must be willing to abridge our
selves of our superfluities for
the supply of others' necessities.
We must uphold a familiar com
merce together in all meekness,
gentleness, patience and liberal
ity. We must delight in each
other; make each other's condi
tion our own; rejoice together,
mourn together, always having
before our eyes our commission
and community in the work as
members of the same body. So
shall we keep the unity of the
spirit in the bond of peace. The
Lord will be our God and
make us a praise, and a glory,
that men shall say of succeed
ing plantations, "The Lord make
it likely that of New England."
John Winthrop, 1030.
LONGING.
Of all the myriad moods of
mind
That through the soul come
thronging.
Which one was e'er go dear, -so
kind.
Bo beautiful as longing?
The tiling we long for that we
are
For one transcendent moment,
Before the present, poor and
bare.
Can make its sneering com
ment. Still through our paltry stir and
strife
Glows down the wished Ideal,
And longing molds In clay what
life
Carves in the marble real.
To let the new life In, we know,
Desire must-ope the portal ,
Perhaps the longing to be so
Helps make the soul Immortal.
James Russell Lowell.
tMitnmontt
In the circuit court ot the stiito of
Oregon (or Crook county.
Crook Comity, Oregou, u public cor
poratlon, plaintiff,
vs.
C W Allen, John Arnlcker, Ashwood
uolil Aiming (Jo, Joliti Bain, S A
Bakley, C 1' Becker, II C Bvtl. Net
tie M BolBevert. Jess J Boyd, J C
Brugiui, C C HtH'Immui, C C Hutler,
llulda V Ctirson. Geo II Cnrner,
W 1) Clark. Aline B Cleveland,
Columbia Valley Trust Co, 11 S
Cook & Co, Dim C Crowlev, Severt
lH'hlng, J F l)rtw, Ivy O David
son, liinnin E Kpplng, Kiiwnrd
Fiigan. Mary Ferguson, II V
Gamble, II V Gates, Agnes E
George, J D Gibson, Mr A M Gib
son, 11 Gllttner, Walter Gillespie, J
W tiletumer, Alexander Hnlbrook,
Jerry Halev, H U Ilulterman, W K
Hammer, W H Ilanon, J T lions,
ton, J W Hurt, Eva Johnson, H V
Jones, J U Jiillen, O O James,
Cora A Jones, Cora A Jones, E J
Lane, E J Leach, Ralph E Lewis,
CM Lister, Mrs. Ester Lock wood,
W Lord, G R Loucks, Wm M
Luther, lVnnltt Lynch, J W
Mnekey. Chas A Mlchler, (J W
Miles, II E Miller, C J Milllgau,
Elsie Mllllgnn. A R Mlukler, W P
Myers, J 11 Moore, J W McColliiui,
U MiCollum, Jull McCollum, T
McCoy, McMeen & Springer,
Lam-hlln McNeil, Millie Mcl'heason,
McTaggnrt & Bye, Nnncv R N utile,
C 1" Nelson, Mrs H A O'Kuiie,
Chas W I'arrlsh, John M fay lie
John R 1'owers, Mrs M J Trice, T
R Raborn, Thos Rellly Est, E W
Roberts, E RoHcutiaum, Floyd A
Howell, Satiford & Rodman," 1 1'
Stirum, R S Price, Geo E Smith.
J nines Spencer, O E Mplnks. J F
Stnley, L C Stephenson, Win G
Stiles, Thos E Stroud, J P Ktrlck
ler, Maud Taylor, W P Thorp, C
M Trlplett, T B Tucker. Henry 1
Turner, John 11 Ynmlerpool, R II
Vaughn, Geo Voore, M Warner &
R M Burnett, Harry G. Webb. S H
Wllklus, Iva B West, Geo Wither
by, R G Wllcoxen, G A Wilson,
John B Winter, p B Reynolds, and
all persons unknown owning or
claiming to own, or having, or
claiming to have, any right, title,
equity or interest whatever In the
real property hereinafter described,
defendants.
To C W Allen, John Arnlcker, Ash
wood Gold Mining Co, John Haln,
S A Bakley, C P Becker, H C Bell,
Nettle M Bolsevert, Jess J Boyd, J
C Brogan. C C Bucbnuau, C C
Butler, Hulda P Corson, Geo H
Caruer, W I) Clark. Almee B Cleve
land, Columbia Valley Trust Co,
B S Cook & Co, Dim C Crowley,
Severt Debtng, J F Drew, Ivy C
Davidson, Emma E Epplng, Ed
ward Fngan, Mary Ferguson, H
W Gamble, H V Gates, Agnes E
George, J D Gibson, Mrs A M Gib
son, B Gllduer, Walter Gillespie, J
W Glessuer, Alexander Halbrook,
Jerry Haley, E R Htiltenimii, W F
Hummer, W H Huuon, J T Hons
ton, J W Hurt, Eva Johnson, II F
Jones, J G Julleu, O O James, Cora
A Jones, Cora A Jones, E J Lnne,
E J Leach, Ralph E Ix-w Is, (,' M
Lister, Mrs fcster I.ockwood. W
Lord. G R Loueks, Win M Luther.
Dennis Lynch, J W Mnekey, Clias
A Mlchler, G V Miles, H E Miller,
CJMIillgnn Elsie Mllllgan, A R
Mlukler, W r- Myers, J .11 Moore, J
W McCollum, G McCollum, Jail
McCollum. T Mi-Cnv. McMmii A
Springer, Lauchlin McNeil, Millie
McPbeuson, McTaggart & Bye,
Nancy R Noble, C P Nelson, Mrs H
A O'Kane, Chas W Parrlsb, John
M fayne, John K rowers, Mrs M
J Price. T It Raborn, Thos Rellly
est, E- W Roberts, R Roseubauni,
Flovd A Rowell. Ranford & Rod
man, D P Shrum, It 8 Price, Geo E
Smith, James Spencer, O E Splnks,
J F Staley, L C Stephenson, Win
G Stiles, Thos E Stroud, J P Stick
ler, Maud Taylor, W P Thorp, C M
Trlplett, T B Tucker, Henry I)
Turner, John B Vanderpool, H B
Vaughn, Geo Voorern, M Warner
& R M Burnett, Harry G Webb, 8
8 Wilklns, Iva B West, Geo With
erby, R i Wllcoxen, G A Wilson.
John B Wimer, P B Reynolds, and
all persons unknown owning or
claiming to own, or having or
claiming to have, any right, title,
equity or Interest whateer In the
real property hereinafter described,
the above named defendants:
In the name of the state of Oregon
Yeu are hereby notified that Crook
County, Oregon, a public corpora
tion, the holder of Certificates of De
linquency C 201 to (. INS, Issued on
June 2nd, 1014, by the tax collector
of the county of Crook, statu of Ore
gon, for the amount of Two thou
sand two hundred seventy-one and
eighteen hundredths (22fl.lN), dol
lars, the same being the amount
then due and delinquent for taxes
for the year 1!X)9. together with pen
alty, Interest and costs thereon up
on the real property assessed to you,
of which you are the owner as ap
pears of record, situated In said
county and state, and particularly
bounded aud described us follows,
to-wlt:
U nwl sec 10, tp 16, r 12: lot 2,
blk 40, Palmaln; el of sejsej sec 30,
tp 9, r 10; s 7 acres se swj sec 29, tp
17, r 12, nwj nw ej nwj sec 26, tp
19, r 13; lot 10, blk 14, Laldlaw; lot it,
blk 40, Palmaln; m-i sec 34, tp !), r 13;
seJriwLswl ncL nwj scL nej swj
sec 30, tp 11, r 19; ej nwL swl nwl,
nwl swl ec 20, tp 13, r 11; nw swl,
sj nwl, ml nwl fee 19, tp 9, r 18; sel
nel sec 9, swl nwl, wj swl sec 10, tp
12, r 12; sel set see 1. tp 13. r 13. si
swj, nel swl set: 6, tp 13, r 14; nj swl
sec 5. ni sel sec 6. to lf. r 20: si see
3G,tpl8, rl5; lot 10, blk 13, Lald
law, lot 20. blk 14, Laldlaw: ncK sel
sec 9, nj sw, nwl sel Me 10, tp 13, r
id: lots ll. 12. ink l.'i. Laldlaw; nj Kit
11, till lot. 12, blk 6, Luldlnw: nel sel
sec 12, tp 10, r 17; wj swl, sel swl
sec 7, tp 10, r 18; lot 0, blk 20, Lald
law; v awi e nwl sec 16, tp 13,
r 11; Lytleacre6; nwl sec 30, tp 14,
r 10; wi se sec 22, tp 11, r 19; nwl
ne, nel nw sec 27, tp 11, r 19; lot 8,
blk 17, Deschutes arid; nj sw, se
sw, sw se sec 24, tp 9, r 17; lots 7,
8, blk 9, 1st add Prlnevllle; lot 2, blk
6, Laldlaw; ej ei sec 9, tp 16, r 11;
wi vrli sec 10, tp 16, r 11; sec 4, tp
16, r 11 ; ne, ne se, se se sec
17, tp 11, r 19; lot 6, blk 15, Red
mond; n nw, ew nw, sec 17, se
ne sec 18, tp 11, r 19; nj sw, nw
se, sw nwj sec 33, tp 11, r 13; lot
4, blk 9, Laldlaw; wj sej, se sw
sec 22, ne nw sec 27, tp 12, r 11; ne
so eo 14, t'4 sw, nw sw see 13, tp
12, r 13; se sec 10, tp 10, r 13; nw
nwl see 1), li in' sec 8, tp 111, r IS;
sw swl sec 4, nel sec 10, all ot set'
21, tp 15, r 18; lot 2, blk 11), Pal
main; ne sel i' 34, ne ne sec 22,
tp 15, r 12; lots 5. 6, blk 38, Red
niond; hJ sw sec 19, tp 10, r 13; lot
12, blk 2. Lntdluw; lot 4, blk 11, Bend;
lots (t, 7, 8, 9, blk 28, Bend; w lie,
wl se sec 29, tp ID, r 20; se nwi,
neisw, lots 6, , scctl, tp 17, r 22;
w sw, ne sw se nw sec 25, tp
17, r 11; w of w wSi sec 2, all see 8,
tp 15, r 17; e sec 31, tp 14, r 17; lot a,
blk 20, Palniuln; sw sec 16, tp 15, r
12: lots 1, 2. 3. blk 31, Pulmatn: nw
ne, e nelj, el se,, sec 10,
tii 15,
r 15; sw lie sec
1. tp
13, r
15: ne nw, wW net,
uwsel sec 82, tp 20, r 21; e nwl,
nw tie sec 27, sel t sec Z2, tp 12,
r 14; wse, e sw, e ne see 33,
sw swjf sec 27. tp 15, r 24, we se
sec 28, tp 15, r 24; e ne, n se sec
19. tp 21, r 12; s s sec 33, tp 12, r 14;
lots 2, 3, sec 5, tp 13. r 14; se sw ,
sw se sec 32, tp 12, r 14; so sw ,
se sec 26. et nw, sw no sec 35, tp
12, r 13: swV4 sec 26, tp 14, r 16; nw
so sec2, tp 16, r II, no sec 26, tp
14, r 13; lots 6, 7, blk II, Ashwood;
wj nw, nwl sw sec 29, lie se sec
30, tp 10, r 10, lot 2, blk 11, Ashwood;
se see 7, tp 19, r 13; nw lie sec 33,
tp 12, r 12; w sw, sol swl ee 1-.
uv nw sec 13, tp 12, r 10; w nw ,
wL swl 10. tp 12. r 111; lot 14, blk
20, lot 0, blk 11, Paluiiiln; ? sw sec
25, tpl2,rl2; hit 2'V Mk 45, Red
mond; lots 11, 12, blk 10, Bend;
nwl, s nel, nel sel sec 4, tp II, r 15;
nel so sec 32, li w sw, s nw sec
33, tp 10, r 17; s ne, ft, nw 2S,
tp 15, r 16; lots 6. 6, blk 15, M II P
I'rtnevllle; lot 2, blk 54, Redmond;
no, 'S "e', swl so sec 10, tp 9,
r 18; hw se, swl see 14, nwl '"'i
sec 23, tp 9, r 18; sol v, sw tie sec
20, tp 15, r 10; sol swl sec 20, sej s
sec 27, sw lie sec 85, tp 11, r 19; lie
no sec 30, tp 16, r 19; lot 9, blk II,
I'uluialn; swl el, e uel, nwl si I
see 4, tp 10, r 19; lot 4, blk 15, Prlne
vllle; sw sw) sec 16, tp 10, r 15; lie
sw sec 11, s sw sec 12, tp 17, r 16;
lot 2, blk 67, Redmond; sw c 9, tp
13, r 13, neV sec 32, tp 19, r 10; s sel
sec 85, tp 11, r 19; nwl swl, so sw I,
sl sel, lie se sec 30, tp 11, t 19;
no sec 2, tp 12, r 19; lots i, 3, 23, 24,
blk 18, Laldlaw; s sw, mi swl, I
sol sot! 20, tp 14, r 17; lot 11, blk 4,
Laldlaw; o so sec 24, to 11, r 16,
sw sec 19, tp 11, r 17; lot 19, blk 14,
Laldlaw ; sw Lytle acre 29; lots H,
9, 10, 11, sec 12, tp 10, r 12; lot 1. blk
3, Bend; n n sec 30, tp 14, r 10, wV,
no, so no, ne so sec 9, tp 12. r 10;
si st-, no so sec 10, tp 15, r 12: no
nwj, nw no see 23, so sec 14, tp
15, r 12;sw no, so uwl, lie aw,
uwl sel sec 23, tp 13. r 15; Palmaln
parcel 200x200 lying 620 ft south of
blk 33, Palmaln; 11 Lvtle acre uw
29; all sec 36, tp 10, r 20; n sw ,
swl wl4 ' 18. tP IS, r 11; lots 1, 2,
3, 4, blk 2, Paulina, swl sec 32, tp 16,
r 11, sel Lytle acre 29. .
Said C W Allen, John Arnlcker,
Ashwood 'iold Milling Co, John
Bain, S A Bakley, C P llirker. II C
Hell, Nettle M Bolsevert, Jess J
lliivd, J C llrognn, C C Buchanan,
C C Butler, Hulda P Carson, Geo II
Cnrner, W D Clark, Almee, B Cleve
land, Columbia Vnlley Trust Co, li
SCook & Co, Dan C Crowley, Severt
Debluir, J F Drew, Ivy C Davidson,
Emma E Kppliig, Edward Fagao,
Mary Ferguson, II W Gamble, li V
Gates, Agues E George, J 1) Gibson,
Mrs A M Gibson, B Gllduer, Walter
Glllesiite, J W Glessner, Alexander
Halbrook, Jerry Haley, E R Halter
man, W F Hammer, W II Ilanon. J
T Houstoti, J W Hurt, Eva Johnson,
11 F Jones, JO Jullen, U O James
Cora A Jones, Cora A Jones, K J
Lane, E J Leach, Ralph E Iwls, C
M Lister, Mrs Ester Lockwood, W
Lord, G R Loucks, Wm M Luther,
Dennis Lynch, J W Mnekey, Chas A
Mlchler, G W Miles, 11 E Miller, C J
Milllgau, Elsie Mllllgan, A R Mink
ler, W P Myers, J H Moore, J W Mc
Collum, G McCollum, Jail McCollum,
T McCoy, McMceii & Springer,
Lauchlin McNeil, Millie McPhenson,
McTaggart & Bye, Nancy R Noble,
CP Nelson, Mrs H A O'Knue, Chns
V farrlsh, John M I'avne, John K
Powers, Mrs M J Price, T R Raborn,
Thos Rellly est, E W Roberts, R
Rosetibnum, Floyd A Rowell, Hun
ford & Rodman, D P Slirum, K S
Price, Geo E Smith, James Hpoiicer,
O E Splnks, J F Stalev, L C Stephen
son, Wm G Stiles, Thos E Stroud, J
P Strlekler, Maud Taylor, W P
Thorp, C M Trlplett, T B Tucker,
Henry D Turner, John B Vander
pool, R B Vaughn, Geo Voore, M
Warner & R M Burnett, Harry G
Webb, S H Wilklns, Iva B West, Geo
Wltherby, R (J Wllcoxen, G A Wll-
son, John B Wittier, P B Reynolds,
and all persons unknown owning or
claiming to own, or having or claim
ing to have any right, title, equity
or Interest whatever In the real
property hereinabove described, as
the owners of the legal tit le of the
ubove described property as the
same appears of record and each of
the other persons above named are
hereby further noilllod that Crook
County, Oregon, a public corpora
tion, will apply to the circuit court
of the county and state aforesaid,
for a decree foreclosing the Hen
against the property above tie-
scribed and mentioned In said cer
tificate. And you are hereby sum
moned to appear within sixty days
alter the first publication of the sum
mons exclusive of the- day of said
first publication', and defend this
action or pay the amount due us
above shown together with costs
and accrued Interest and In case of
your failure to do so, a decree will
be rendered foreclosing the lien of
said taxes and costs ngalnst the
land and premises above named.
This summons Is published by or
der of the Honorable G. Springer,
Judge of the county court of the!
state of Oregon for the county ot
Crook, and said order was made
and dated Lhls 11th day of June,
1914, (Hid the date of the first pnbll-
cation of this summons Is the 11th
day of June, 1914. Date of last pub
Mention Is the 13th day of August,
1914.
All process and papers In this pro
ceeding may be served upon the un
derstgned residing within the state
of Oregon, at the addiess herein
after mentioned.
Wll.t.Aitn H. Wihts!.
District Attorney and attorney for
Plaintiff. Address, Prlnevllle, Or.
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SEASHORE VACATIONS
CLATSOP BEACH BEST
For Rest and? Fun
The tang of salt air and exhilerating breezes,?lhe surf and
warm salt water bathing, will give
a new zest to life.
Hotel, Cottage and Camp Accommodations. Warm
Sea Water Natatorium at Seaside
and Gearhart.
A delightful trip along the beautiful Columbia River by limited
train carrying observation parlor cars and
comfortable coachen.
Seashore Special at 8:30 o'clock every morning, and Saturday
Special at 2:00 p. m. from Portland to
Clatriop lleacb Recrtn.
Tickets and details furniriheJ by ngonts.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
from all Oregon Trunk
stations sold dauV, limit
October 31.
H. BAUKOL, Agent, Redmond, Ore. 6 4-4
HOME ms
drudgery and prottction from
and Oysters
Military encampment and
Big Gun Practice at Fort
Stevens, June 12-23.
Astoria Regetta and Motor
Boat Races, July 2-4.
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