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About The Boardman mirror. (Boardman, Or.) 1921-1925 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1921)
-Mis. Claire I Harter, I,ocal Kditor The Boardman Mirror ZX'n"" m"u,'h Boardman, Oregon asj,s' X'wash the soils of ten I sintcs. In the vicinity of licit river, . Louisiana, the volume of its flow is estimated to exceed 12,1100.000 gal lons per second;"" ,,,. . , ,, , Tlip Wisconsin, Dos Moines. IW- A CIK!' VubOnher ;,, Missouri, Ohio. White, Arkansas $2.00 PKU YEAR IN ADVANCK J1"" V""' fT'"' "a ,7" "A," . - ' . 'arge number of "leaser Ujflits with Entered as second-class matter Feb 'J?? oMrlbuhirle. flow into 11, 1921, at I he post office at Board: felvers( rry drainage from nian, Ore., under actof.Star 3, 1879, ; 28 of t,ie 48 stntes' s tremendous J watershed lias an area of 1,240,000 ) square miles or 41 of the entire United Sfates. The Mississippi is navprahle for nl ! most Its entire length or from St. Paul : to the Gulf, Large numbers of passengers are transported between local points, and I tremendous quantities of freight prin i cipally grain, cotton, live stock, coat, lumher, logs, provisions, stone, gravel and' sand are carried upon its sur face. Tho river freight at the port of New Orleans, during a recent year, INVENTION FOR YOUR BOY A F 101 FLASHLIGHT FIG 2 Here's how ynr boy can make Vhii own Jack o' Lantern for Hal lowc'on, pioviding he has one of those inexpensive flashlights that many boys have. He takes a com mon collar box, or handkerchief ibox and cuts the eyes, nose audi teeth in the cover. In the bottom of the box be cuts a circular hole into which be (its the flashlight. I hat's all, except to turn on the juice! Copyrighted feature from (Popular Science Monthly by special arrangements. By T.T.MAXEY itpproxii)iat"d 1 000,000,000 tons. MARNE MOW MUFiKY STREAM Once Sparkling River Ssems to Mirror the Horrors of the Ghastly Years of War. If rim'tepii Thierry Itself hns trli 1 to erase all s'gus of the oeciiputbi), (In Marne still reveals its tale of u ghastly y tcrday. It was once u spufklii!': ritreuui (lowing through a charming valley that was particularly noted for lis woinieil scenery, No.vu days the Murne writhes thro'ngh a valley of tree corpses. Its waters are discolored and foul. Its surface Is cov ered with a thick, oily scum. The stream Hows with great weariness, and as though In great pain. Kven then you must look beneath the murky water to, appreciate the full horror of the Ma rue. The story of what tp'i river bus mirrored In its , UV.nern Newspaper Union. THE FATHER OF WATERS CiOUNTINO the longisi I, ranch as i a part of It, the Mississippi Is the longest river in the world. Her nando de Roto lake and not Lake Itasca, Ms commonly supposed, is mm coiiiildcred by sum,, authorities as lis place of beginning. There Is a dllTerence of 1,170 feci between the elevations of lis mouih and of Its licad and during Its Journey from Mlnnesntii to tin. thilf of Mex Icq Hie lehni"'a ine depending upoa S. E. NOTSOX A T T () R N K Y - A T - I, A W ffiee in Court House IIKI'I'XKR - - . OUHGON X We are now located in our new store three doors east of the postoffice. Have received most cf err Christmas stock, so when ir. 4 town come in and see what .! 3 bnvc for you. t W M . U . O C T) E N I J Jeweler to the Hermiston, j I West End. Oregon 2 m i . i . - ti DIAMOND and Tubes Mighty Easy Riding ' 1EIA A. B. C. ALWAYS BE CAREFUL! Loose Wheels T'.'Ltencd Yt hils You Wait. (J AS OILS ACCESSORIES Expert Guaranteed Rep at Reasonable Prices. air Work Service Car Any Time Any Whore If Your CAR Is Sick, We Can Cure It No ( ai ?. No Pay. i Boarchr.eri Garage . .... ! d-.-solate spot the puzzled leader troubled v tt rs of yesterday is hes , told by tin ccumtilatlon of rubbish I a "n:!0'!' cries: that clutter. ie rived bed. There one "''' : There is the civllh-ation that sees rusted hells and broken artil- ; ''ires you !"-f ieortre P. Koaruey in lery piece-, sometimes old shoes. . the American Le!-n W ee.ay. broken rll'1 tielntetB, for the Manic, , as those U fought there will tes- ' Day of Force le Gens, tlfy, Is a co i'uuous sepulcht-r to the ! The real dictator has small right for unknown d"nd. : existence theise days. Tbjs strmig-ttrtn Yet, dehp to this, the oddest sight ni!i is nssoi-inteil with the assassin's in a trip i hough the valley of P i method am! doesn't rea;h into man's Mb me Is tie gipsy caravan one ii-;-. icumjii. Atiythiiig that Is put through quently encounters on the roads. The v brute force is doomed to failure, brilliant colors of their wagon wheel ) To be sure it may live a temporary ex ftashlng In sun, contrasts strangely ; itence, but snouer or later it Its go wltft the dead underbrush by the tw ug to run the giiniut of reason and side. At first you wonder why'itjHfjflfr j public opinion. In some sect ions this people, who depend so much on. f oris- is at low ebb. Hut taken the nation tng, should 'elect these devastated I o'er, you will find that there is snore areas, d nly the i-eturned pea iliirik:rg on tilings that tiff'vt the Cam ant has no iii'asg kettle ware for. (ben. I pv larder and the alter vmv .coin to mend, and ihere is little food that the native n afford to share with the glpay beggaro. I finally was told the Reason f or tta Aiyien. whew lii 'erty i part of the presence of these odd tourists. I .,;-"-'i"! ri' ' v . seems that tl gipsies have had great 'JJS i"'"'1 ,!Srr'j!r!,!Xas difliculty in Ii dding their youic.er gen- 'Phone 473 erations to t! e old roving life. Thia ! n Vr H A p f tt -Hit ; is partlcuhi true of the young men, I who succi.. lb to the comforts and at- j tractions o; town ways. So, by wjiy I 719 Garden. St, of a lemon, the gipsy chieftains life Mall orders' receive prompt attention taking their children across the battle- pEJNDIiMTON OiSEGOff fields. J?hen theyreacha uai ticulgy- lNOW IS ih Tyardman Mirror u--.-4-..-;i..'s;-.v-j4iM!-'5K'v'J-; f. U? A "1 A 1 TV 1 A I J Jn iiy WE P ci iti tt a : - mi and Again and Again LE ALWAYS PLEASEp TO SEE YOU. 3 of slwes are in and on display. Get our ics and Sep the shoes before you buy. : " HeS. Be sure will soon begin and you , will wr.nt' them. :rC IS COMPLETE IN ALL LINES. - x- E TO SERVE YOU Tan Trading Go. . "Tiie West Extension Supply Store" .. ft! I WH I 5f ft m m 9 C. 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BUYING MOST WE BUY FOR LESS Even Customer Benefits by the tre mendous buying' power of the J. C. Penney Company, for it commands the great markets when selection is fullest, qualities up to the standard and prices at the lowest level. 1 I A li 1 .. ... Incorporated t-Hb 312 DEPARTMENT STORES Pendleton, Oregon, SELLING MOST WE SELL FOR LESS