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THE DALLES DAILY CHRONICLE, MONDAY, MAY 16, 1921.
THE DAILY CHRONICLE
Established 1890 The Dallo, Ore.
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LOOKING BACKWARD
(From The Chronicle, May 16, 1896)
The friends of Hon. T. II. Coon
filed a petition for his candidacy
for Joint representative for Wasco
and Sherman counties at the clerk';
office today. His letter of accept
once appears elsewhere.
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GOOD BYE
The gallery of the armory hall is
now ready for rifle practice, and
practice will begin tonight, at which
time the fieldstaff and non-commis
sioned officers will be present. This
is preliminary to outdoor practice
with targets, powder and balls
which will take place at the com
pany's grounds two miles west of
town early next week. Captain A,
Keller is drill master.
U. S. Deputy District Attorney
Schnabel of Portland arrived on the
noon train today and Is prosecuting
the case this afternoon of tho Unit
ed States vs. Robins, Miller and
Templcton for robbing U. S. mails
There were quite a number of wit
t.ooclltyc, friends. We've been hap- nesscs examined. The trial is being
py here. With a feelinc of recrot conducted before Commissioner J.
VP Innvn nut rnalra firwl l1vn nut iM. Huntington. The attorneys for
inn. th.. nn rn,. Th I "e defense are W. II . Wilson and
Roger Sinnott.
is sweet and fair. It leads through
cool valleys and beside rippling Mr. Chas. L. Major, of the Stan
waters. It is tho symbol of new ex- dard Oil company is in the city to
perlences. arrange for erecting a large oil
n, i . . - tank near I ho railroad track east
"i fuuiou iii u way we snail do .
I of the city. It will be built of three
glad to travel the open road. There; slxtt,enth8 )nch steeI and the Con
is something of interest at every tract was let today. Its dimensions
turn, some now achievement to be 1 will be b0 feet long by 10 feet In
marked down, some new failure to diameter, -with a capacity of 20,000
develon our nni-.irn. All thl . KillIon- Thesc tiinkH hilV0 a,rca,y
i been put in at la uranae, uiikbi
City, and other towns in Oregon of
we shall bo thinking. tmit Sze. An oil wagon will lie run
.worthwhile.
As wo go
of friends in The Dalles. Scarcely
a day that is not set apart because
of some friend's kindly words, some
friend's helpful act. Never in all the
days of our life have we lived in
any community where we have been
shown the consideration and respect
and esteem that hero have been
shown upon us. The Dalles lo us
will always bo the biggest little
city in the world, whoso people's
hearts aro true and finest.
Goodbye, friends. You have made
life sweeter and brighter and hap
pior. BUCK.
from the tank to the stores daily.
Mr. D. J. Cooper went to Hood
River on tho afternoon train.
Miss Eliot, the music teacher,
went .to Portland this morning.
Miss Nell Michell is down from
Columbus spending a few days with
relatives.
DISTILLATE SAVED DAY FOR
WHEAT RANCHERS IN 192,0
One piece of work by thu Utimtllla
county agent saved 82 Umatilla coun
ty wheat ranchers f 21,724.57 last year
In money in addition to a groater sav
ing in time, .stagnation of business
nntl possible crop loss.
This Important economy was
brought about through ordering coop
eratively twonty-sovon t.ank carloads
of distillate from California for use In
tractors and trucks. With harvest coin
Ins on. Umatilla county farmers found
that distillate was off the markot in
tho Northwest and thoy would prob
ably have to turn to gasoline for
fuel. There was also a serious guso
lino shoitngo and tho situation looked
' bad.
The county agont, howover, located
a supply of distillate In California and
ns a result twenly-sevon carloads
were brought to the county. The to
tal cost was J47,37.33. Tho same
amount of gasoline would havo cost,
JtKl.0Sl.90.
All the Umatilla i-ouiity banks co
operated in financing tho shipment
and not a cent's loss was incurred.
Other nearby counties did some
of tho work on a smaller scalo. Tho
Sherman county agent handled seven
loads of distillate, saving the fanners
approximately $.5000. In Morrow coun
ty five carloads were brought In, sit v.
lug more than $4000 One carload of
distillate was brought to Union coun
ty at a critical time.
Four carloads worp shipped Into
Wasco county as u result of coopera
tion between the county farmers' un
ion and County Agent K. It, .luckmau.
"It Is difficult to estimate tho saving
on this shipment," says County Agent
Jackman. "Most of tho men would
have been compelled to burn gasoline
wheh would cost them $2400 above the
price of the distillate. In addition they
could only buy a barrel or two at a
time and often could get none at alt.
Some farmers could only obtain gaso.
line, by shipping their drums sixty
', flvo miles and their return was often
delayed for many days. This iloluv
during harvest would have made con
tinuous work Impossible. Ono of tho
" gasoline dealers here says that had
p It not been for the distillate fow auto
, mobiles would have been running dur
' ing the harvest season."
ft Kastorn Oregon county Agents In
V many counties are working on the
same project this year,
MOVIE MOVES
UNUSUAL RACE IS
SHOWN IN
BIG CILM
Racing for a greator prize than
any purso over posted nt a track,
Harry Dlomefield rode Black Beauty
cross-country against Jack Beckett
on Lightning. Again and again tho
positions of the racers changed,
through many chajice .happenings
and desperate risks taken by one
and tho the other of the riders. For
Beckett, bankrupt and hounded by
bailiffs, a fortuno and a girl he de
sired depended upon tho outcome of
tho race. Harry rode to save Jessie
Gordon from a life of misery as tho
wife of tho scoundrel.
Black Beauty knew well that the
winning of the wild race was vitally
Important to his human friends, and
ho strained every norvo to tho ut
termost to catoh and pass tho flylns
thoroughbred ridden by Beckett.
Lightning k ow only that ho was
being cruelly beaten and spurred,
and must rt:n his best to avoid pun
ishment. Now on the rough road, now clear
ing stone walls and hedges to take
short cuts across tho fields, tho ter
rific, race was run to a wildly excit
ing finish.
The long race Is an added sceno in
tho screen version of "Black Beau
ty" prepared by Mr. and Mrs. George
Randolph Chester from the world
famous book by Anna Sewell. Tho
original story left Black Beauty,
rapidly recovering "front tho effects
of his hardships as a cab horso, at
tho Blomcfleld home near Sijulro
Gordon's estate, Birtwlck Hall. To
that point the screen version ad
heres accurately and faithfully to
tho Sewell narrative In every detail.
Mr. and Mrs, Chester havo perform
ed their difficult task with all rev
erence and devotion, and the wild
lace is added us a dramatic and
spectacular climax to tho great Vila
graph special production.
"Black Beauty" will be shown at
tho Kmpress theater three nnys,
starting Tuesday.
Th motion picture version while
Including nil details of "Murk .
ty," as written by Anna Sewoll, as
an autobiography of a horso, and
never departing from the story n..
originally published, tells also ihe
"Indoor story" of Squire Gordon, his
lovely daughter, Jessie; Harry Bloiu
field and Black Beauty's many hu
man friends and acquaintances Tho
leading human role is played by
Jean Paige, who has been familiar
with the ways of horses slncu childhood.
FOR RENT
FOR RBNT Front sleeping room, 615
East Fourth street. 19
FOR RENT Furnished five-room
modern house. Phone or see Coryea.
17
FOR RBNT Furnished housekeeping
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS Furnl
tun; and piano moving. Freight
haute and general express busi
ness. Telephones: Staid, red 101;
residence black 1352. J. E. Henzle.
lltf
HEMSTITCHING Picot edging. Mrs.
L. M. Boothby, 308 Washington
rooms, 320 East Third street. Tele- Btreet. Telephone main 6f81. tf
hn l694-!' " PROFESSIONAL ANDUSINESS-
FOR. RENT Two sleeping rooms In 1 ...-Jin Ll 1 . ,-
i'i.,va l'UNiSl) HtiQ repaired, ac-
private homo. Conveniences, 322 A. , ., . .,..,
x m. .u l is t'o regulating and reflnlshlng.
West Sixth street. Id . ., , , ,
Player actions a specialty. Work
FOR RENT Two furnished house- guaranteed. S. A. Dockstader, Cor-
keeping rooms. 322 Tast Third sob Music store, 320 Fast Second
street. 18 street. Telephone main 1061. tf
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Also sleeping rooms. S20 While Truck Line
East Third street. Telephone black Freight and expre&s between The
321. 16 Dalles and Wasco, Mero and all way
m " : polqts Leave The Dalles, 9 a. m.
FOR RENT Two room new house, ., v .
good garden planted. Serenteenth nda"y Suny' Le Mor0'
and lit Hood streets. Call at J;30' Wasco' 2:38 p- m
Venz Bauer's Real Estate office Pk,r!e' PPrietor. Telephone
for key 17 b'acV- 1642 or 03 al" 71, li
IMP
FOR 8 ALE FORD
FOR RENT-rUnfurnished four room Sfoeciaiial
room apartment, Federal street. In-
quire 417 Alvord street, side door. Whitney Repair 8hoD
18 709 East 8econd St
FOR SALE Remington automatic xmmm .
shotgun, good condition. L. E. Daw- VENZ BAUER
son. 17 General real estate, insurance, and
FOR SALjE Milch cow. Reasonable! toans- 100 S001 8treet- Te,
Inquire 725 Fair street or telephone phone main 1571. 28tf
red 4082. IS t--iisi. .nrTT-T-.
TOR BAHB-Drr" a' wo..; .1. LUCILE CUMMINS
111.69. Seoom grwtk, 2M. Bellv- Teacher of Piano
ered. Call 3F2, altar p. m. tf
tLfxj-u-u-uumj-i j-u-mr r j-n. ..r-n.n - r n - -i -u- Summer classes open June 1. Telo-
FOR SALE 1918 Maxwell, run 6000
miles, first class shape. Need
money. 1119 Bluff St. after 5
p. m. 13
FOR SA1LB Dining room set, bed
room set, kitchen cabinet and lawn
mower. All new. 410 West Fourth
street. 16
FOR SALE Few stands of bees.
Place orders promptly so they can
be, filled before honey flow. Call
main 3711. 18
FOR SALE .New Russell 27-inch sep
arator, wind-stacker, feeder and'
bagger, 150-foot belt. Terms. Inquire
Wasco County bank. 17
phone black 6221. Studio at 201 West
Ninth street.
tf
FOR SALE Five room plastered
house, sleeping porch, nicely lo
cated. $1400. Terms if desired. Venr
Bauer, main 1571. 17
FOR SAL13 (Large and small farm
and orchard tracts. Reasonable
prices, good terms. W. C. Hanna,
Dufur, Ore. 18tt
FOR SALE Nine acres growing
wheat. Will make three tons hay to
tho acre. Threo miles from Tho
Dalles. Telephone black 4131 be
twoon 6 and 8 p. m. IS
FOR SALE WMto Ivory bedroom
suite, Thompson piano and other
furniture, and Overland model 90,
painted and overhauled. Inquire at
1009 Jackson street. IS
FOR SALE 1918 Ford speedster,
everything in best of condition.
191S Ford touring, just overhauled,
runs likp now. 504 East Thirteenth
streot. Black 3262. 17
FOR SALE 2 J acres on Chenowith
paved road. Two-room houso with
basoment. Price $1,900, Terms. Co
lumbia Realty & Ioan company, 308
Washington streot, 10
FOR SALE Wasco county wheat
ranch 240 acres, complete with
stock, equipment and buildings. Will
take Dalles property up to $7,000
in partial exchange, or small ranch,
closo In. Address box 714, city. IS
Carpentering and building, C. H.
Merryman, telephone red 1741. MS0
Wanted
WANTKDAuto trucks to haul gravel
on highway at Celllo. Shotwell Con
trading company, Celilo, Ore. IS
WANTED To sell, rent and repair
sowing machines and typewriters.
Henust Itching done. Phono Coryea,
17
WANTED Position as cook In gener
al housa In town, gentlemanly, lion
out Japnse youth. Address James
T. K-, 311 Perkins Avenue. Pendle
ton, Oregon. it
LOST OR FOUND
LOST New bill folder, containing
identification card, John Dickson,
Euphrata, Wash. Return to Chron
icle office. Howard, 1G
MISCKCLANCOU
HEMSTITCHING and bnttona cover
ed, Mrs, A, J, Mollne, 407 Union
street, J5
POPULAR MUSIC
Taught by
BOB WERSCHKUL
Lessens by Appointment
Empress Theatre Pianist f
STtiopstii of the imnial statement of
THE HOMK INSUnANCE COMPANT
of New York in tlie ittat of New York, cm
the thirty-tint Uj of December. 1920, made
to Uio Imuran commissioner of the rail of
Oreson, purwwnt j-.
Anount of capital "tock paid' up $ 6.000.000.00
1NUOMK
Netrium, '"""T5. .d".,l.602.809.B8
ffii.". 2.600,802.78
Income from other source i-
eolrod durmx the year 184.80t.40
Total Incom M8.388.203.79
DISKUUSEMKNTS
Uet loved paid durinK Uie year,
nsef . . i.m'?:?t- . .".'U9.887.174.71
DlTldnd paM on capital tock
during the Tear 1,800,000.00
CoumiU joim and salaries paid
duriiiK the year 13.228.34B.80
Taio. Uceruea and fee paid dor-
uc the y,r 1,809.868.46
Amount of all other eipendlturei 3.870.079,08
Total expenditures $40,388,408.74
ASSETS
Value of stocks and bonds owned
(market value) $81,220,447.61
Ilecort-rable for reinsurance on
paid loiw 480.682.00
r-li binki and on hand.... 8,316,071.03
Premiums in m of collection
written sine September 30, ......
11)20 4.474, OffS.Ol
Intertwt and renti due and ac-
crued 844,309.00
Total admitted asset $02,018,138.88
I.IAI11I.1TIES
Gross claim for lo-wes unpaid. $ 0,342.779.00
Amount of unearrwd premiums
on all outstamliiii: risks 38.080,318.00
All other liabiliUes 2,170,297.01
Total liabiliUe. exeluslr of
capital stock $43,803,304.01
BUSINESS IN OKEHON KOU THE YE All
Net prvmiuma rrceired during the .
,,r $ 09.701.86
IajvKM paid during the year. . . . 89.939.29
IxMMH incurred during the year. 100,407.90
THE HOME INSUltANCE CO.
El.nilUXSE fJ. SNOW. President
WIIJTKBI) Kl'UTH. SecreUry.
Statutory resident attorney for sen-ice, Helen
Ionally. .
OharlM W. Saxton Company, Agtnu, Board or
Trad. '
urllntppr-Rlehardi Oomptny, AaanU, Northwa
ni Bank bids.
Wasco Warahous Milling Co., AgcnU, Braro, Or.
. I
Syn-'P'i4 ' 'he Annual Ntatnnent "f the
CAMDEN I1IIK INSl'ltANCE ASSOCIATION
of Camdon, In the state of N v Jcr -. nn U.e
th!rty-f!rl day uf December, 11-211, mcde to tlie
in urjnc.t commls'-toner it lia ,aU ot Urt-koii
pursuant to law;
CAPITAL
Amount of capital it.uk iM up $1,280,000.00
INCOME
Net premium rccelred drunz the
year $8,199,014.48
llitcroit, dltldends and rents re
ceived during the year 297.231,40
Income from oUier sources re
ceived duruw tlie year 281,304.78
Total Incoms $8.747. 7&O.0U
DISlH'ItSP.Ml'NTH
Net lows paVI durir.g tlie year,
inclu.liii adjustment esiwnsm. $2,446,292.01
IMvideudi lid on capital Uvk
during the year 14 4,910.49
C uunl'j.ijin and ialann paid
during Ihe year 1,687,006.84
Tsku. IU-enna and fees iUJ dur
ing Ui year 187,098.1.1
Amount uf all other expenditure 273,812.78
Total expenditures $4,740,920.33
ASSETS
Value of real estate owued (mar
ket value) $ 187.800.00
Value of sttvks and bund oeisl
(market value) 1,423,673.00
Ijuiis iii mdrtgicea and collat
eral, etc. 639,17 8.00
(Vdi iu banks ami on hind ..... 346.333.06
l'rrmluiu in courw of cullectioo
wntten since Set't SO, tlUiO. 684,027.42
Interest and rents due and sc-,
crued and other asatU 4,844.08
Total adulttixl a -set $7,346,632 86
' LlAlllt.lTlK
nrosa ciilmv for luw uiiiwKl $ 937,372.80
AukHint of unearned premlumi oa
all out-tarktlng risks 3,937,436.08
All other labilities 1SS, 376.47
Surplus 1,013.41721
Total lUMUties. exclusive of
capital sbwk of II. 230, 000.... $. 090, 035 84
IIC31NESS IN UIUVION r)lt Tilt: YEAH
Net prrialunu rreelnd duruuj the
year . , $ .46.394.77
Ui Mm aid during the year ... 6 973 61
Uwt incurred during the year . 16..S74 30
CAMDEN riltK INSI'KANOK ASSOCIATION
Elrtll SD E. K1UD Jll., lV4UnL
JO.SIU'11 K. 8IU1U. SecreUry.
Statuton rld.-ot attorney for service;
A. C BsKBKH.
Imaranee CvuMBl-aipare. .Saleaa.
FOUNDED
THE man who does business even in a small way
finds a bank account indispensible. His con
nection, as well as his balance, is a resource to
be, relied upon at every turn of the road.
Could YOU think of a good reason for NOT hav
ing an account at the French & Company bank?
We can cite you a hundred reasons why you
SHOULD.
ttitott Errrr. 1 1 II UI I IRsNilrl
WHY A BANK ACCOUNT
A BUSINESS ASSET
4 Paid on Savings
E. H. FRENCH. Preslotrnt
PAUL M. FRENCH, Vice-President
V. H, FftENCH. Secretary
J. C. H08TETLER. Cashier
FRENCH & CO
BANKERS iNt
THE DALLES OREGON
Dr. T. DeLARHUE
Eyesight Specialist
Hour 9:00 to 6:00 Sundays and Eveninaa by Appointment
I7-1S Vogt B Ik Over Crosby's Drug Store Phone Black 1111
Dr. Geo. FNewhouse
Eye Specialist
We are equipped to give your
eyes tho very best of care. Eyes
teeted. Glasses ground.
Second and Washington Streets
The Dalles
Wasco Hotel
624 East Second Street
Open Under New Manaement
Thoroughly Overhauled. Clean Comfortable Rooms
50c a Night and Up. Rates by Week and Month
Dining Room is Now Open
M. S. Elliott, Mgr.
Glenwood Hotel
202 Union Street
Half Block from Station
FREE BATHS
Plenty of Hot Water Day and Night
CLEAN ROOMS
From 50c to $1.50 a Night
$2.50 to $5.00 a Week
DINING ROOM
Open 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.
WOODARD & TAUSC'HER
Contracting Bricklayers and Plasterers
All kinds of Tile and Cement Work. Fireplace Work a Specialty
Estimates furnished free of charge. All Work Guaranteed.
Telephone Main 6461 or Call at Gates Block
CRANDALL UNDERTAKING CO
Wasco The Dalles Dufur
LULU D. CRANDALL, Manager
Bert Thomas, Assistant Manager
Licensed Embalmers, Established 1M7
Woman Attendant
Mrs. M. J. Willerton
Telephone Red 1781
Telephones
Day Red 351
Night Red 352
J. H. Harper, Black 2152
Motor Equipment
Cut Flowers
Peoples Transfer Co.
QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE
EXPRESS AND DRAYAGE
Furniture and Piano Moving
Stand at Glenn's Paint Store Main 3721
Residence Phone Red 1811
HARRY L. CLUFF