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THE SCENIC SHASTA ROUTE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Through Oregon and California
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY
"SUU Liniiri" Leave P. rf.an. .j 50 p. m.
'Sea Francisco Epresa' Lrans tMt'.and...S 15 p. m,
"California Eipreea" Leaves Portland .1 30 a. m.
Direct connect ton at Su Knf if th tra:n Kat via lAlgea
or South through L Ao,;K-, K. I'm of N'rw Orleans
$55 Portland to Los Angeles and
return
CM SAU DJUtY. LIMIT SIX MOUTHS
Corresponding lw Round Trip Farvs All Other S. l Points
Tickets to all point south at t on a!e dai'y. Litcta
tar dene, iptivc of Caif-iinn. The I ipomtoi ami the tnp
S' raiaco to New Organs ou application at neatest
Afeat. or
PoUan f. Oregon
6 Loaves of Bread for 25c
Gt one loaf and 5 checks, each pood for one loaf of
Btrad. Buying your bread this way jrives you the
chance to save on your bread bi!L Remember this
next time you buy bread. Six Fresh loaves for 25c
THE CITY BAKERY
Main Street. Hillsboro J. Wolferspenrer. Prep.
2C
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Thorough. Practical, Up-to-date Courses, Splendid light.
Good Ventilation. Special, Experienced Teachers, Book
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will Pay you. No Students Are Admitted At Any
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complete information.
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Main 5083. Tilford Bldg. Portland. Oregon
ns-
Plrot Annual Fall Galo
- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 1914
71-Jol5to.n-Freisinn71
Registered Cattle
AH splendid Individuals, a number with good A. It O. record
Liated aa followi:
23 Pun Bred Registered Holstein Cows
With good records. These cows are bred cither to OIHe
Johanna 8ir Fayne No. whose sire Sir Johanna
Faroe la sire of 22 AUO Daughtfrg; or Dutchland Gov.
rnor 81r Colantha No. 90177. whose lr Coiantha Jo
hanna Lad Is tire of C5 ARO Daunhteia and 21 proven
one with 97 ARO Daughters.
18 Pure Bred Registered Holstein Heifers,
from 1 to 2 years old. Thee heifers are bred to Dutch
land Governor Sir Colantha No. yo!77, whoso sire Col
antha Johanna Lad la elie of r.r, ARO Daughters and 21
proven sons with 97 ARO Daughters.
10 Pars Bred Registered Holstein Heifers,
6 to 10 months old; well marked; sired by Dtitohland Gov
ernor Sir Colantha No. 9HT7; Vn-w Gcrbcn Julip No.
89295; Lad Ormsby KaUenstein No. j S.
14 Pure Bred Registered Hobtein EtTl Calves,
to 9 months old; well marked; good breeding Sired by
Dutchland Governor Sir Colantha No. 90,77; I'remo Ger
ben Jullp No. 89295; Lad Ormsby Kakemstcln No. 95288.
. 3 Pure Bred Registered Holstein Bulls,
about 2 years old. Good individuals; well bred; aired by
Lad Legend of Kakensteln 2d No. 6I5C8.
The above list of pure bred registered Block Is a Holstein
now In Itself. All over 6 mouths old arc tuberculin tested.
end for descriptive catalogue, pilvlnjr detalla and rec
ords of four (fenerations on Individuals offered at this sale.
Catalogue aent free to Interested buyers. Address, Carna
tion Stock Farm, 926 Henry iUiIldlng, SeaUIo, Wash.
Farm located at Carnation, Wa hInton, in Snooualmle'
Valley (on C. M. & St. P. It. II.) 15 miles from Seattle by
auto via Klrkland. -
l A. USQ, Kettle.
County Official ftper
dabanriptioa: IIJD par Aaaaaa.
lease SJeeef Yfcsweataf
--
UU a) HoBIMRBf
KILL THE UKAFT
As the Arvrus has heretofore
said, the state school -col kjr
graft should b killed otT, and at
once. Under the present law.
enacted by the last legislature.
Washington County alone must
pay an annual tax of over twen
ty thousand dollars for the up
keep of O. A. C and the Uni
versity or Oregon. It is too
much it is an outrage - it is rob
bery of the first water. On top
of the fact that the people kilted
the millage bill only the election
before the legislature met. that
same legislature, elected at the
same time, enacted the seven
tenths of a mill for the support
of the two colleges. With this
comes the increase of valuations.
and now we shall see the two
schools get a million dollar each
year. This means over a dollar
each for every man, woman and
child in the state. The law
should be repealed. W. G. Harm,
on the legislative ticket for this
county, says he will support a re
peal measure. Let every representative-candidate
make the
same pledge. Washington Court
ty can't stand burdens like this.
The "school-gang" and the Mult
nomah "rinjrster-jrang" stand to
gethereach helps the other -
and the taxpayer must pay. Let
Oregon do its full duty Ito thete
schools, but let the state rebel at
robbery, for that is all that the
present law means.
late Vnatt w T A Uveeley,
arc it I inn ..- 10
IVty N. a to C Aa.lete.-a. J J
liatiteMi J I e Mat Kv
C II .! ! J N Fewceit.tS We
hmI. i i aed ml
T W Taoenosoe to T C U"t. J J
at Gaafc
T C Loe.1 h T Taomiwon a eb I
I W MctiuiMf J V B.l. ls
K r ta Oai
T W B ake Mil) HraMll.
IlanaM Thalrbet die . . -
lletaaaa at if f lu F C
la attf .
tachal Kile to It W SiMai J. J t
aoaarealiaiiw
J G rraytot ta Faaaie I'ravtw. a
ate it t I a r I
L It Watktttato V.Jm IWtta, 6iti
ft Ma it r UrtN
O C Coajlea I II G O'Uoa. :
1 1 sat t ... j
KaighU of Cuioba to II T IU(
lev. lot t b4k S Kiuawon al - I
Job Roel.ich to tikwice A War.lt.
lot 1st Saaoca'a at SSi.l
Georgia Vktiht U W O Poaelaua.
tot 4 blk Nutw Actra I
TttM A Ttaat Co to II A WUK.bu,
It la bik I Navlm s a l K l.re
K rataulcy toWCa.lv Smith, tr
at Stake ........ .
Grace lot bee to A K Tianaue, I
tots la TaalaUe Val r Acre ....
rortlaad ItelghU Rralty ta luta
rcblarake, lata I'ott tul llrtanta
Na a...
Joba J Roellkh to Sue S oau ka.
W ta toioek'al hhovl ....
Lunch served en th grounds free. Information about spe
cial transportation aent upon request. Sale will start prompt
If at M:tO Wednesday, November Hth, 1914. Terms of sale; I
One-third cash, balance three and six months, with approved
seewfty bearing I per cent
AUCTIONEER Cue & Llnbarger.
Weston wants a state Normal
The measure now on the ballot
and for which you will vote for
or against, asks for one-fortieth
of a mill. The Arsrus believes
that Eastern Oregon is entitled
to a Normal school. Geography
demands it. It believes the Nor
mals are a good thing for the up
lift of the public school system
The Argus insists that the
measure is reputable. The state
already has buildings, and Wes
ton asks for this small suDuort
Monmouth already has an estab
lished Normal. Let Weston have
one. Give the Weston Norma
support - but do not forget to see
to it that your representatives-
elect pledge themselves to repea
the enfarious university millage
bill. Then vou will have ac
complished something.
ltx
10
it JaMON T ri'BUCATION.
IN THE ClKft'lT COURT lr Tltr!
STATK Or" OKKUON IV WASH-
lNt;T)S IVUNTY.
NRSr NATION t BIN. W.
johna. IHrsaa, a aaltoaal kaakiaf
latpaitllua. I'laiaUlf.
U II 1RKISON? rilOCBK MA
RIStlN. kia aife. AKTIIl
IURHUI.II. PKNIIX MOKLKV
II R1I VI Gil. hU taUa. W. II.
MKKKK K, H. F. AUW A.
It. MrWIl ll AMH. iwreadaala.
To A. L Ham-on, hoM Harrt-
Ku wifa, Artaur u. iiartwuan.
I r-t
j rti..
Pit. at ka rata pf lHr M
ronl iwr annum, and f..r I ha fu
aunt of llunJivd lulUi Itltxit
attrny'a tr. ami fir vn fiulf l.ii,
ttff'a tta and tialtitiM-nwil and
atfainat 111 .l.'f n.l t, V. il Vcr
rt'k. and r far f ti t! I ti.'f
IttlKTII; Tl4t ha uuu! d..,rtw
of fur. I.iir for tho aaU u( all tf
the Vl half of tha ...ith.al ti,A,
lr of fiH-ti Tnn-My fiur (."It (n
Townahin Th'vo t Ni.ih, ;iee
thro ( not, of U V il fl'i..-U M,.
rtdian, rMlaim"it ai;l'ty Mt nr,
mora or Ivmt, tiui(i'. in Washington
t'oMnty. Stata if Oitfn, la ri.trif.,
and Ibat lha Mtrnff dit'y n! ihr
aaiua arrordiny to tba la am! prat
ttt-o of thia t out l.
I'UTH: That lha fW. ofth
' r" a.f"?
'TH: Tk,7-.
ai,. j k,lO
tku
" 0,a ,, ; I
"vttl
Hi.iitii
iwnivl MiuWv llarbaura. kts (,. aato ! ailt4 to Ihp rrrul unta f
W, II Marrwh, 11. F. Allan and A. K- monay dua tha .Uit.tiff. a. that th
M. Wtlliama. dfmUnta: ! drfn.Unt, A I, IUhi in, a- . I
IN THK NAMK iF THE STATE ; h.U Harn.n. h f, Atthur i;
OF OKFGON: lou ara aarany r- Hart"-" M.tta liar
,td to aptar and aaar
jo
OREGON EUlCTKiC TWAINS
To Portland - M minute.
6:32 m
7:19. a m
8:28 m
9:53 am
12:43- P m
3:59 pm
5:44 pm
8:09 pm
9:i8 Pm
From Portland -M minutts.
7:50 a m
9:13 am
11:25 .... am
2:05 pm
4:30 pm
6:25 pm
7:20 pm
9:12 pm
1255 am
PEOPLE'
THEATRE
Friday and Saturday
Don't fail to see
WHEN
ROMANCE
CAME TO
ANNE
A quaint and fascinating a
part comedy drama.
Sunday only
The Man From
Nowhere
Featuring the great favorite
Warren Kerrigan.
Coming next Mon. andTucs
Fire Uht
With an all-star cast
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Gaston Gsidena Co to W B Moore, i
W n Moore to M C Moore, as above io
Sec Having & Trost Co to Same,
aniii near uasioa .,...,,
T 8 SIcDsniel to H 8 Ttmpleton, lot
la Myers ad Reedville Homes
N 0 Btowell to Dan McLeod, it.it a
arc ii t l n r 4 w
II F Harris to II T Bagley, optioa so
da on 49I9 ft ke plant w
Jaccb blotter to Alaeil Ciotal, se
to
to
io
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at public sale at the
McCumsey sawmill, 31 mites wit
of North Plains ami It miles N.
W. of the B. P. Cornelius Farm.
at ten a. m. sharp, on
THURSDAY. OCTOHKU 2U
Between 75.000 and 100.000 ft of
dry dimension lumber, in a hi'. I;
span good work mules. I'JOM to
1300 each; gray horve, 10 yr-art,
1350; gray mare, 6 yrs, 1350;
span good work homes. 33)0;
good mare, 3 years, coach bred.
ioou; gwi milk cow. iresn in
March; road cart; Uushford. Mil
ford and Cooper wagons. 3). all
good; top buggy, 2 seat hack, 3
set dbl harness, bugitv harneHi.
lot horse collars, Sharpless cream
separator. 500 lb. capacity. Fair
banks o h. p. gasoline engine.
mounted on truck, with wtmd.
saw: dbl burr grain chopper, st t
blacksmith tools with bellows
and vise, lot x-cut saws. axes.
wedges, sledges, chains, peavevs.
blocks and cables, tools and oth
er articles loo numerous to men
tion. and a lot of household goods
and heaters. Lunch at Noon.
Terms of Sale-110 and under,
cash; over, six months time.
bankable approved note, at 8 per
cent lwo per cent otT cash
ovrr J 10.
A. R McCumsey, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius. Auctioneer.
John Vandervval, Clerk.
S. P. AND P. E. & 11.
All, except the P. It 4 N.. trains
are electric, and stop at the tie
pot on Main street.
To Portland
Forest Grove Train 6:50 a. m
McMinnville Train 1Mb. m
bhendan Tram 9.58 p. m.
Forest Grove Train 12:50 p. m.
McMinnville Train 2:15 p. m.
roresi orove I rain.. 4:10 p. m
hugene Train... 4:63 p. m.
McMinnville Train 6:37 p. m.
Forest Grove Train 9:50 p. m.
From Portland
Eugene Train arrives . 8:15 a. m
iutau to apii
......uini Mm! aainat you la
above entitled auit wtthin sis weeks
from the date of lha f irat nubllrallon
of thia notWe. to-tt: lha 7
otNmbrt and if fail ao
to .Io for ant tharwf. plaintiff will
take judgment and dacroo asainat Jrou
si ira)e4 for in piainim a nraws
at foll'oata, lo nit:
HKST: That a money junkmen,
be entered for the sum of live Hun
Jrad lortv iKillara t40 and Intar
at from March I. ll . until paid at
the tale of ei;hl ( per rent, per
annum, and tor ine mnner euro vi
To Hundred iKillare (f.tw) aa at
torney's free and plahilur s roata and
di.l.urmanU aaml lha defend
ant. A. I. Harrtaon end I hoebe
Harrtaon, hi aife, in favor of the
plainf'f here.n
!Kt'l)Nl: That a money JuJ
men! be entered for the aunt of live
Hundred Forty lollaia lltU and In
tereat from March I. liH until paid,
at rate of eight H per cetil per an
num. and fr the further aunt of Nine
Hundred lifteen and iW tiW lhllar
toi-ether with tnlereatfrom
January I. Itfl. at the rate of eU
(61 per rent per annum until nam.
and for the further sum of T Hun
dred Itotlari (f .DO) as attorney's fees.
and for plaintiffs roata and diaboreo.
mania against the defendant, Arthur
Harbaua-h, and In favor of the
plaintiff.
THIRD: That a money ludfment
be' entered for the sum of Two Hun
dred Seventy Mlara ll-'TOI and In
tereat thereon from March I, 114, at
eight (S per rent per annum until
rud, and for the further sura of
our Hundred I'ifty-aevea and
1 1)0 tK.llara (fUTSt) and Intered
thereon until paid from January 1,
tuf uf si,
I ll" lv
"""nai, ,
Jlve
i . 7 " a
McMinnville
Forest (Jrove
Forest Grove
Sheridan
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Forest Grove
McMinnville
A 1 1 trains,
9:42 a. m.
-11:59 a. m
..3:15 p. m
4:30 p. m.
. 6:37 p. m
. 7:15 p. m
p. m.
.12:15 a. m
except Eugen
trains. StOD on flair at Nnrth
lUnge and Fir street nnrl at
Sixth and Fir streets and at
Tenth street.
Steam Service Old Depot
To Portland
P. R. & N. Train 1:37 p. m.
rrom Portland
P. K. & N. Train 10:24 a. m.
Notice to Creditors.
i
In the County Court of the Slate of Ore
gon for WashinKtoa County
In the matter a' tha -i uniii..
Poulkes, deceMed" "
Wotice is hereby given, That the un
dersianed has been duly appointed by
the above entitled Court as administra
trix of tha ettata nl tlMIILM
deceased, and has qualified as such as by
law prescribed. 7
Now Therefore all prrtons b.vinv
notified and reritireil to present the
same to the undersigned, at tba law
olhce of IkRlev & Us,. ( (be Anii.
can National (lank Building In Ihlli
.r?! WaahinKtou County, Oregon,
within sia months from tha date hereof
",,tu ia om uay 01 October, 1914.
Jobannab Foulkes,
Admlntstiatria of said eslaU.
Bagley Hare,
Attotaaya (at AdaslaiatratrU.
IL
bau,th, hia wife. VV II M-rfi.a. II. K ' W tT1
All-n and A It M. W ili.am.. n.d ,j
of them, and all w-rani rUunui, un t " '"d aa Uo
dar or thnuik-n the aUI tleren.lu.u "i'i 4 t
and earh of thrtn, eitl.wiurtit t the a(e ( j '
dala of lha eterutiot nf lha I tain-, ,... ..... KlUliaa iw, '
. . ... . . 1 . m -
lirf a morttfape, 10 n; eiihrr siari h i ,.
or Novrmlwr a. i.l, i,,M,n I'eufta
the aaid prnnl rtlhrr a pt. Im, . I'll I
era or a." uiwi awi pmrriii ; I'l I'DV I
be barred and f.e ld of all e.-uity j C, lt:j
of redemption in tho preni'n and
every part there.
Mlli: trial a ! t !.- ( the
aald prmi, end lht rirtntiiin l
aua acmin.t Ihe defrit.UnU, A I.
Harrtaon and I'htwtw IUrii.nt, Arth- j
ur t, Harhaiieh end II .Vinruk.
for any d'ftleiif v hih Mav remain MirriMii ir.'i.
after applying- all of the .f.H-w., ,f 1 f . i"ninj
the aale of the aaid pemea pi...r. rl 1 thratrf
lyapIi.-Ue U Ihe aatxfarUon e,f ; r,,,f i"trn-t lth lj ij
this Judftiirt I and drvrea VfMi-tirm of a ntulera
SKVKNTH: That the htM.ff r ! rrnwnitl,!,- ratec-O- a
any oihrr pat'y t th' wi niy l. Matmt-r,
I 11
1,. . i
""met ru k 1
I ILK 1
.st
t!t(.n "if1fcia1
hen 111 1'i.rlU. I 1
e - a a 1 . .
On
t'OK SALK.
POLAND CHINA HOGS
l-'rtnu I?aMuu Tcvtt iiiich St nk, Site o Vk,
s.ild lur J.M At r.thk htlc, at St. .mht Mo.
Sme fine hili radc stink.
J. V. Vandervelden,
Uoy. Orron
ir
JL
Bll ASH Till
Read through litis LETTER and
sec if it is not fair then THINK
OUT YOUR OWN OPINION
tjiZZl D. TC.I3, Wt:mt mi Ex-Councilr.an, Salcw, Ore., Sc. tl
For a
poll.
Statement Confer sine tho effel of Ihe .Ir
policy on Halem. and In aneaer to the atutk-
K. U. Urkhsrt. tmbllahed In the Hl in
Htateamsn Aucual II, III l, and la Ihe Nr.
Itepnblle uader date of September II, lll. I sum.
mil the folio a lug;
December 1. J. F.Um cloaed her fifteen
loona. three reataurant. tao oboleaate houwi an.j
Itbdrew liquor permits from elaht drug atre. llun
denying hrraelf the aaaual revenue of 111 100. ibe
aaloons emptied slsiy-fiva men. the r..iart
twenty-five. Tojether lhy had a payroll t f. 7ju
per month. I'ractlrally all Ihnao h. c.n.lu. tr 1
aaioons and thoeo euilo;ed by tha sal.mna au.l r. a
tauranta have left loan. All the bulMlnse
a year ago by saloons are vacant. etr.-i.i .1, n..,i
hava been orrupM by lenanta aho lett antt, rj ' mir " 'hlnas It ban am a UWiraj aae
building vacant, moving only Io Utter their Im j s ' ' B'"1 'li1 mi'tal. tMio n cbarra, iejHi
rU-teral of the beat bulldinea la i..n ,t...L', 1 1 haa !. built aitiro tho loan east 4r. Tl
windows boarded up to serve- aa blltl.,r.la Ti,..,. ! I l:tn-a fn!!fte la at tba old Slant
ara now mora than five hundred modem deeli,H,
fur rent la Kslem,
Itental returns hate greatly drpr.-rlated iii..r.
proiM-rty on Htale Htrrel. ahlrh fr flte yrr, h.,.
rented for 15 per ninnth. was re-lraM-d l'htn lour
months sfter the city aent (1' (or 1 t trrr a rat nl
the rate of f 1 10 per month. Thia la but a fair sample
a! Ik. .a.I ..... 1 1 ... ..... '
v. ir, u,,u mrtiunn ine Iiu.Iiii-. . iIii,m nn
l .i. .,. ej In real relate, an.) I aakrd hi t SI tat
't.-5(W!.-ly tied atwal the buiMing paradth aalbi
- ! h Lr h had sitrn him the dcune M aat
a " and In ha Hn'n.n Haaitr SNtnlSf w
ii)dia a tt. ii-nl thai (,R flcr t ' of lltt.ltl h
Ma aiti.-'.. (n l isa.r.l In the Mtiinmaa liiwt II
.!...hI 1 , l...-n 3l.U. llci fuun4 his aMUto
ii'.i-f .(..;. k jiiti he liKiw I fci4 a cawk N M
hui.-i.n j Irtll.H,
MTV IMi'ltoU'Ml'XTX tTt)ITIft
1hi t i in iJ Urn er.rtlua a purrhaaeS ssrly h
lll. .'trr the n.njf had ln aj-nruprtalel rj II
"! In II2. Ihet'ai.ltal Juutaal. la
nit I'M'T. t lu Ita loratlun an4 Ineialled I let
. tho :!r n,(t It In the aame eUl Wten
property that aaa up fur ro-leaaliig cf renting slnrr
tha File ai.nl .1..
- - .
IU hlMsS IMIKAII tlll.K.
...,i:J,w'hn, ,n ,0n u' '1 " a rsdlral
Ji cumplalned of tha poor bualneea done
this year, and In onl.-r Io kr. p gmtig hate ilia n l
with all their surplus help, thus throainj; a s.hhI
many cl.-rlit out or their nsular monthly Ml..,..
Many of (hean have now left Halmn. a-i-klhg aotH
somo place el. Three shoe stores have bw-n cloa.-..
lo by the sheriff and one voluntarily, one of iho
larneei dry khmIs stores has been suml for the flr.t
tlnm In Its t..nly y.-ars' eilatem e. Hnl.-n, has b.-n
the cloelng of f.,urt.n plsies of bualm-aa. other tluui
salm,n. sine, U frt of January, 1511. Ikm-s Ihla
look like big Improvement
.N0W.,..!II Tou how Mr- I-ocVhrtrt flr, ur,
his prohibition article. The tao.OOO public mnrM
biitlillng hml the roof on before the town went ilr.
The only work that has been dona on tho buil.liiig
Ma year was tho lathing of the first story nu.l thu
Plastering of one room, which Is now orriiple.l hy
'in,"l.".l" "'"""""l" h Public innrket. The
ttO.Ouo Imuran. block is being built by ie. I'.
HodKers under a permit which gives tho ctlimUed
valuation at iso.otio. nd for which the enntract an.
lesa for less than $ 1 3,000.
IlllMUXd IHHixj ,iY I'Kuici,,
Compare these fact, with Mr. Leekhart'a lUto-
Janua'to1 T,?.? h."mn
"?-nitV
lion farts. Durine ,h. ,.h. L ...
new houZ'T ,! i7 .h ".
new hounes,
November. 1
slxtoen permits, and under
nn lllllllftfllr.l..).. .a
-"-m, un, nn iiriu'iirn.1 .... ... .. .
.. ' inn i.iir iim-unlt.-
Ill
four rooms e.eh 1 I,SlLM.h.,',!" f '""
n,.....K . . ' .. were
""u" ' receive (lie wlndo
COIIII) eteil t:,r
S and diinra an. I
Udell flu h led. No work r.f u i '
TmrMon .th,,M,, t i"-ml:::!.,,,m
Indue, to alv. ..'"'.! .",'"!h,. "tin to
sseraia statement as to
. ..(. . tin I'ivi raiir la atlll looking loresra
' t' ; j' ! e r In her bit"r '" let II ke
t! il t'i. eur.illltii iit nl the ialniiir arkool ajel
l ir 1 11 i liio, ai (r the iie dr tW P
1 1-3. Il .mI.I at-em that rl.wiii (he aoof el Us
a.il.H.i.a tut ant cUxing Iho d'Mir ol the aihuol.
t ill l;l!V Hilt Ai VIH MVIiRIT.
tiu!i tho tiiint alk'n of 1913 a ststtmall tal
Mit.iUL' .t. hit. ikirlitie In roniH frulu the MiSlStSfaH
'-1. l!-n. tu ll i tdrl that II tha peoota aH
Vu(e (ti, Ihi'V Wt.U ill eaiabli.h a reft. club let tks
ah 1...1..1 iii.i iii,,i I.. l i.mtf i.i ihe llllneav Sua
r MiMHu-, and tiuit iho rliun h. a would flnaa) laa
flu rtjr Inlr to the etetit of the ununl aopport fn
the ..!.. ..in. Tho llonid of Trl. c
. y a ioinii te, the t berry lair, being snaps) tiee1
lain hhV ai.t from the Mini. I. rial AMoClaliea. r
fii'-.I to t:ion with the Klr. 1 h t'herrlsnaaafPS
Uutlun it uD (no pruhlblllotilaia), rather tai
a v . . .it...... u i i. .. . . u L' .. I . t.i . m. tha
m f IV It,. 1,1 n V " I I r " . ' - - i
"ra. Kiit ti in. inlM r gave a w k ol hl "B f
f In tluui. y In order to hn a 1-ilr. Tk sllesr
ttltro a.m nl.niil m.e-half what It was In 1111.
a r.ineal.,n t.,k In enough to l' riiwntr.
inn It liom otio who kiio. the CberrUsSe"
never ftKiiln Hiianet a Cherry Kitir.
Iil't UK HHI HANK ii:nITS
a si
Tho aiuoiint of d-"Hs In Huleiit bsskl
decreano of $309,U.r. slllie Ihe tows wall Vh
... ., i I.. i.. ...... . . . i . . . i n huh ...
""ii nun in apnn oi mo inn m. - -
for Im, n,lB Mild In lloatotl waa nil depsall ' T
ul, i.. i iiiii ,,..i,i TBI saw'
t'..fip.m 1,1,11, in, j. i.ii, pi,i. ,.-
" iiiuiiu.iiir.i to riiiletil miii nun Tyi
,IH iiih iI lii 1,11 a r.iliiml on aewur naeBlBll see
to cover wnrriwita aiilatamlliiit.
Ml U'tCI M Til tit).
A Jenilltitr schoolman told ma Hint he did pot sW
how tho children would bo equipped thia er, s"
Hint Im eKiclud many of them would T!
aided with books, owing to the fact I"1 ?J!J,
pnrunta hnvo b"m unnble to secure work j
timr. 'lm rotitriictor mentioned I'X Mr' hfvkf
havo I,.-... ,.,.1.1.. i.. fl.,,1 k nnimlllont .w
- -" ii ,.,,, ... mm, i i ,,.
eiiiiltiiiu.v II,.. I l ,.,,l.l l, ...l.,ii,l.,il lllduliniiev.
',, (MM ,tlr, M'tlltl W M.
I hnvn sliitwn ciioukIi to thoafl who will V"
euro True Wlitxtn la reported to have suia w rv
lillillloti spemh that 8tilt.fi) Inat yer hsd ",ir:L
.i ..... (iinimoS s""
it,, in i n i una yeiir una omjr mm. V , J
would tell niivmio this alnicmetit wM ' .jf
r, 11,1 li.l.,... II. .1 II l ll.a 1,1 l,.. lll. "th
.... ...... , .,,, ,n r , .
U..,..... ..I. II. f I !.... -1 .. Vi.llP lOUM
"iti-. i a riiiiiuiiK, mill niwna n - ou
. .. . ,ollnS BSin
i rcisret very iiutcii inn nweiiHiiy o
U tho wiirl.l lh biiHltmns condition r t,tt"'B4,
riiiia.i cspoet to llvo hore fur severnl J"'"'.
but with tli. hiipc Hint olhers mny ha &
tun city's rutiirit a siicrilico upon iu
Htnto of Orogtiii,
Aro you going to voto to hill tho Hop Industry, b
nnng QDout thoso conditions?
HHPjyojJjdthnt timos oro hard onough now?
HOP GB0WER8 AND DEALERS ASSOCIATION Of OGIC
(PSIII SIIVKHTIHKMRNT.