THE DALLES DAILY CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1921.
PAGE FOUR
REFUND
LL
LAND GRANT SALES
$1.25 PER ACRE TO BE RETURNED
RAILROAD LAND PUR.
CHASERS.
(Chronicle's WnHhington Dureau.)
WASHINGTON, April 7. Represen
tative Slnnott has been notified by
the commissioner of the general land
office that refund of fl.25 per acre
will be made to purchasers who paid
12.50 per acre for land In even num
bered sections, Involved In the pri
mary limits of the general route of
the Northern Pacific railroad from
'Wallula Junction, Washington to Port
land, Oregon, forfeited by act of con
gross in 1890. Two dollars and fifty
cents per acre was charged, instead of
the regular price of $1.25 on the the
ory that the building of the railroad
would enhance the value of the land.
The road was not built and the su
preme court of the United States, In
1919, decided that a refund Bhould
TJeTnade to purchasers of land In odd
sections. The commissioner ruled that
this decision of the supreme court did
not cover the even sections, but the
secretary of the interior has recently
held that the refund should likewise
apply to the even sections as well as
to the odd.
The lands Involved are embraced in
a strip forty miles wide on each side
of the proposed lino of the 'Northern
Pacific along the Columbia river from
Wsillula .1 unction, Washington, to
Portland, Oregon, which was forfeited
on account of the failure of the ruil
road company to construct the road.
Applicants will have until Decem
ber 11, 1921 to file applications for
ropayment and may obtain applica
tion blanks by writing to Ilepresenta.
tlvo Slnnott.
The Batt Big Sifter
We're bore to give you toe Kind of
servico, help add advice that makes
friends. Tho Dalles Battery company,
Wlllard Service. 18tf
The Beit Big Sister
Dr. S. Durke Massoy, dentist, First
National bank, rooms 307-308. Tele'
phono main 3911, res. .main 1691. 8tf
The Beit Big Sliter
There's A Difference
If you'vo been a "ready made" man
In tho past, bo a "matte to order man"
In tho future. First class hand tailor
ed suits to measure, $35.00 and up. W
'it. Wohfoor, one block east of pojl
office. " titf
The Beit Big Sitter
Charles Gront, Mr. and Mrs. L. Clarire,
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gilbert, Mr. and
Mrs. S. -Bolton, Miss Maud Gilbert,
liCila and Vesta Dolton, Mrs. Haley,
Mr. John Cates, Fred, Arthur and
Charley Clark.
The Beit Big Sliter
Notice
I will riot be responsible for any
bills contracted on my account with
out a written order. Dated March 30,
1921. 11. K. Doyle. 9
The Beit Big Sliter
COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Court met In regular ftession this
Wednesday the 2nd day of March, 1921,'
being tho time set by law for.thu hold-
, Ititf of a regular term of this Court,
when were present:
Hon. J. l. AclKlsson, county Judge;
J. W. Hix, Commissioner; U B. Keny
Commissioner; W. ti. Crlehton, Clerk.
When tho following proceedings were
had to-wlt:
In the matter of the petition of W
Bolton, et. nl. for a. County Road. Con
tinued for tho term.
In the matter of the petition of M. S.
Evans et. ah for a County Itoad. Con
tinued for tho term.
In the mutter of the petition of V
II. .Cook, et. al. for a County Itoad. Con
tinued for tho term.
In tho matter of tho application
Eight Milo Urango No. 6S7 for a d.uie
hail license. Ordered allowed and IshupH
In the mutter of the sale of real
property acquired by Wasco County on
foreclosure of delinquency tax certifi
cates. Ordered that said property be
sold by sheriff according to law.
In the matter of supplemental agree
ment between State of Oregon, Wasco
County, O.-W. It. & N. Co., Western
Union Tel. Co. and James F. Clarkson
& Co., covering encroachments on Co
lumbia Illver highway, between Seuferts
and Deschutes river. Agreement read,
signed and ordered recorded In com
missioners Journal.
In the mutter of opening ballot boxes
used at general election held Novem
ber 2nd, 1020. Ordered that clerk break
seals and open ballot boxes.
In tho matter of claims against Was
co County for tho month of February,
1921.
Now at this time the following claims
against Wasco county were presented
and allowed and tho County Court in
structed tho County Clerk to draw war
rants on the County Treasurer in pay
ment of said clulms:
it. T. Yates, Clr. Ct ..$ 30.00
G. K. Corson, do ,
Glass & Prudhomme, supplies...... 237.79
ushong' & Co., do 34J.H
W. H. Williams, sher. office 24.45
u. n. u. uouds. Health Officer......
Dr. E. T. Griffith, do
Hoy It. Wheeler, do
Dr. O. D. Doano, do
V. D. Antrim, sealer W. & M
Dufur Dispatch, advertising ......
A. R. ltnrnntt. Iimtlro ennrt
A. uoraers, ao ....
It. Fllnn, do
P. Durnlclle, do . ..
C. Iionn, do . . ..
C. Uanta. do
J. Iiadcock, do . . i.
IS. uronuy. farm and brldccs
ana nignways 7.2.1
A. S. Bradley, do 3. 00
F. C. Clausen, bridges & hlways.. 10.80
W. A. Hunter, do 10.80
P. W. Marx, do 1.20
N. Fax, do 15.00
Tho Good ltoads Much. Co., do 1,360.01
Tho Dalles Hospital, G. A. It.
147.60, poor 1165.00 302.50
Pacific Power & Light Co., farm
luid court house ex 97.70
Juda & Carlisle, school supt - 2.10
Levi Chrlsman, sher. off. & Jail.. 4B3.0S
Iloyal Cafe. clr. ct lB.'lO
F. Ii. Petersen, trcas. ...... ... 1.63
Ilosullo Scherrer, clr. ct. .... 30.'i'i
F. V. Galloway, do . .... . 6.73
. wngner, rurm 21
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W.
It.
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a.
a.
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1.2;
.25
70 ,
3fi r.
3.40
2.30
1.00
1.00
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LOOKING BACKWARD I
(From Tho Chronicle, April 7, 1896.)
Itov. A. iHrotiHgoust went to the
'Locks today and' will hold services
thoro tomorrow. Soiwlcos at ICIngsloy
aro postponed for two woolts,
Holders of season tickets for the
whiter lecture course are ioiiiio3tel
to hold Iholr tickets, which will bo
good for an additional lecture on the
dates marked on the admission card.
Judge McArthur's ledum was post
poned at his request on account of ill.
iii'ss, until after March 10, Tho exact
date will bo published in time for gon
oral information.
A very pleasant housewiiniilng was
given by Mr. Fred Fisher at his prel
ty cottage on Ululf street lust even
ing. Music, games, eongs, declama
tions and u flno lunch wore enjoyed
und served to whllo away tho hours
In n thoroughly agreeable manner
for those present. They were: Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't Stay Qrayl Here's An Old-
Time Recipe that Anybody
can Apply.
Tho use of Sago aiW Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to Its na
tural color dates back to grand
mother's tlmo. Sho used II to keep
her hair beautifully dark, glossy and
attractive. Whenever her hair took
on that dull, faded or streaked ap
pearance, this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect.
Hut browing at homo is mussy and
out-of-date, Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a bottlo of "Wy
eth's Sago and Sulphur Compound,"
you will get this famous old prepar
ation, Improved by tho addition of
other Ingredients, whTMi can bo de
pended upon to restore natural color
and beauty to the hair.
A welloawm downtown druggist
auys it darkens the Imlr so natm-ilv
and evenly that nobody can tell It
has been applied. You simply dump
rn a sponge or soft brlush with It
and draw this through your hair,
taking one strand at u time, lly
morning the gray hulr disappears,
and after nother pplicatlon or two,
it becomes, beautifully dark and glos
y. Adv.
30.21
20.0il 1
103.1G
176.00
6.00
S0.01I
3.ti'J
23.65
?:i.40
17.23
K.Sl
: nn
Dushong & Co.. supplies
1. W. Marx, bridges & hlways
A. I. Grouewuld, school supt. -
Antl-Suloon League, clr. ct. ..
Hunter & Thompson; poor and
Insane . ..
Wulther-Wlllliinis Co., farm
J. II. Hkelley. Truit Insnec. and
truant officer H7.00
suuieimunn-lionn llilw. Co., Ct.
house ox. and bridge and high.
W. L. Crlehton, Incidentals ..
Kelly Ave. Grocery, farm
J. V. Hlx. bridges and hlch. iin.l
Chas. Frank, clr. ct . . 2.0
county ct
L. H. Kelly, county ct ......
J. T. Adklsson, bridges & hlwuyo
Heutrlce Coffey, iifls'ra. nffleu
Emmu OC Clausen, do 101. CO
Ami J SlnvHilill, 1I0 120 II
Floronro TlToinpsou, sher. off i-O.ofl
Miss M. H. Grey, do .. T.'.Ui'
Norma Medler, do . tiU.O
.leu net tu Crosfiuld. do . i'G.OO
Josephine Herrymaii, do ..., 44 0
Vivian Merrlfleld, do lo
Alice Webb, do M Co
Mrs. Lewis Gunning, do M. or
11. C. Scherrer, ct. house ex........ S.M)
Peoples Market, farm 11, 0e
Geo. Ilostetliir, Clr. Ct. . I 2.00
C. H. Knight, do 2.00
A. N. WelTs, do . 23.00
J. C. Ullyou. tlo 2.00
Friendship Lodge, No. 6, I. O. O.
F G, A, It. 9.00
Mrs. J. A. Craft, allowiuunc .. 10.50
Agt. O. W. 11. & N bridges and
highways ,. 44.34
Mrs, Ufflo Cruft-Suyyeau, all'nce 10.50
Thurber Prentice, farm .................. 6,00
11. A. Ili-own. do .. ..........a 6,00
Willis Durnlelle. Clr. Ct 2,0(1
A. S. Wells, do 21.00
lion liurney. ao . , 23.00
iliiMMssssMMissWsleasMsWMWeasMMM
I. P. J oles. do
Fred Tnidull. do ..........
J. M. Putlson, do . . ,
A. llottlugen. do ........-...
C, II. Tom, do ..
a. tviiumtmn. uo .............,.....
Wm, Vogt, do . .. a..
i;u. uriinn, do ..
i . w, circle, do ..
Frank Giibol. do
It. I). Itutler. do ....
llert Hmerson, do
15.00
15.00
15.00
12.0
If
16.00
16.00
16,00
15.00
15.00
16.00
J. W. Hoebner, do , 15.0 1
J. A. notion, uo . .. 9.0
Albert Wclgolt. do
W. L Merrell. do ..... 9,0
It. 1'. Dtirnlolle. do
K. Anderson, do 9.00
Henry Holton. do .. 18.75 '
T. G. Harden, do 18.75
llonton Mays, do 6.00 1
T. U. Phillips, do 6.00
Goo, Obnrr. do ........ t 6.00
T. L. Crum. do 3.00
l U Pepper, do . 15.00
F. L. Haul, farm .. 8.23
Kfflo Craft-Sayyvau, all'nco 10,50
G. Van Wye, farm 48.00
1. U Smith, do 4G.00 .
It, A, Guffey, do 44.00 1
F. J. Johnson, do 44.00
E. K. Parish, do 48.00
J. F. Hortxlcr, do 45.00
H. K. Williams, P. M.. Ct. House
oxponae , , 36,47
Kfflo Cruft-Sayyeau. all'nce 10.50
Whe reujHin Court adjourned subject
to call of Judge,
ATTE8TV
, J. T. ' Adktuon, County Judge
J, W. Hlx, Commissioner,
L. It, Kelly, Commissioner,
W. I. Crlehton, Clerk.
lXK) LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTK1 -Man or woman to solicit
house to house for three days. Can
multe good money. McKay, Washing
ton Hotel, room 7. 8
LOST Kvershaip pencil Wednesday
noon on Whtttier school grounds
or Union street hill. Finder please
return to Isabel Iiadcock. Phone1
black 383. 8
CONING
For isit ..flijV
A sLMisMsaisMx,
Miss Lillian Gish
as "Anna Moore"
Starting
Tomorrow
Evening
APRIL 8th
at 8:15 p. m.
Twice Daily There
after. AT 2:15 AND B:15 P. M.
Why does every girl have to battler against love? And has not the same battle gone oh, day
by day, from the sensuous hours of Babylonia, Egypt, Greece, Rome, ere the Master came,
down unto the present day, though now the conflict is changed and modified yet is not
every woman still sought? Why? What is the mystery of love?
The story of Anna in "Way Down East" is the story of Mother Eve and of all the women
who have live and suffered.
With passionate and tender surgery Mr. Griffith has laid bare the soul of woman.
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
illimH IIIIUHh m bih
l flisi
The ciriema spectacle, "Way Down East," is accompanied by a superb orchestra of
players selected from New York and San Francisco Symphony in a unique thematic
score. Curtain rises promptly at 8:15 p. m., as 2,2 hours are required for the presentation.
All Seats Reserved for Evening presen
tations. Reservations and Mail Orders Now.
PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT
Matinees, 50c, $1.00
Evenings , $L00 to $1.50
(PLUS TAX)
Seats Now on Sale for all Performances
.
at Box Office of Theatre.
Open 10 a. m. until 10 p. m.
Phone Red 3921
NOTE Owing to cost and ironbound contracts, "Way Down East" positively never will be
shown anywhere at less than first class theatre prices. It will not be shown in any other city in
Western Oregon outside of The Dalles untU after the Portland engagement, which is in Jly.