u mfmaBgmmmmem wtmmm i a i-
Ls.-f.'c.Uu7 tfTv.ftm, about t Jtrt Franfc Cram and Mrs
(.ouplue uf the young folks gathered ' Ulbbons Wfiit to Portland )aat Tues
at the home ot Johu Jenklna, and! day. They will spend the summer
enjoyed dancing and ice cream un'U there,
a late hour.
Mrs. Watklns, of Iirigon brought
a load of fruit to Board man
Friday.
Lee Mead and1 family returned
from, their camping trip Tuesday.
last They report a grand trip, but that
I home lookis good. ,
- The Lure of the
OCEAN
BEA
wan never more facimiling than now, because so much
has been done to injure comfort und delightful recrea
tion at all of the many resorts near the mouth of the
Columbia Itiver. You can plunge into the surf, dig
clams, fish, hunt, play, ret I and get the real joy t hat
only a beach vacation can give, And you have this bril
liant galaxy of benches In (house from:
NORTH BEACH
CLATSOP BEACH
TILLAMOOK BEACHS
or NEWPORT
ask our agent for
"Outings in the Pacific Northwest"
and "Oregon Outdoor"
. .They tell the whole story. Then pack your trunk mid
purchttM n Bound Tr ip Hummer recursion Ticket via
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Insuring that most wonderful
trip down through the Columbia
River Gorcre. Let our acent. fell
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1'. P. FpUen, Agent, Umatilla, Or
Wiu. McMurrar, Ueueral I'Mnengtr Agent Portland, Oregon
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
Mr. Ijarnweoujc, lather of Ra.
Kirn and i:i.vton Lumareoux, of Irei
gon and Bnlph I .amui-Coit v. of Board-
I man, passed away Monday evenlni:
I at the home of Kirn Iiiimareoux.
funeral services were held at the
li use tuid interment made in tlie
rrigon cwnetery Wednesday nioni
ing. Mr. Lamareoux has been vet j
feeble for oinc time and pnssefi ava .
Without any apparent suffering.
Mrs. . Seaman and duiiL,ht ,r
I -rediii and Margaret and .Mrs. Knim
and her three daughters went to Hep-
pner Monday to have the children
tonsils removed. They returned on
Wedneadaj and ail are doing nice!
I-;. It. Jackson of the Co-operative
extension work, accompanied by 0. ' .
Calkins, our county agent hpent sonic
of last Friday going over tine potat
situation and showing tfte growet
what were healthy plants and other
points,
The aprlr.on season is over. V
Seaman and Son and others with pos
sible exception of Grim I'.rothers, are
JeaiH d up at this writing and ;rim'
are sold ahead so that it would n
!)e advisable for anyone to attenip
a trip to Irrlgon for apricots wiOioiil
first making rescrvalion lor a ret
lain day.
A, BRUCE BIELASKI
A jBjt i .add.
mi - . ,
FOR SALE Span of horses, harne:
;, nd rubber-tired buggy, clnap. G
KuiTle, Stanfield Meat .Market $
mm i
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A. Bruce Blelaski, former chief of
the investigation bureau of the de
partment oi justice, who was kidnap
ped and held for ransom by Mexican
bandits, but escaped.
uiSih C0"0F
HAT10
Drs. McKcnzie & Liouall t
Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Offce: Rooms 1, 2, and 3, Uil-i'"
Empire Bank Building
(Over new Inland Empire Bail'
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Real Estate
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s Will go Anywhere Anytime
We wish to announce that
an authorized
Coetir d'Alene, Idaho. Plans for a
system whereby Identification of
Hqv.or runners, drug peddlers and
other violators of federal laws would
lie exchanged by peace officers of
I'm 't c northwestern states and Cana
dian provinces were arlopted by the
Northwest and Idaho associations of
sheriffs and police officers at the con
Cluding session of the joint confer
ence here.
The plan, as presented by Luke S.
Hay of Seattle, president of the north
west association, provld Is for compil
ing und forwarding to every peace
officer descriptions of all such viola
tors known to be operating in the ter
ritory. i'ortland, Or., was selected' as the
meeting place for the next convention
oi tin northwestern association.
The effect of illicit liquor upon
Country dances was discussed by the
convention and resolutions wore
adopted advocating strict regulation
of rurul dances and legislation giving
county be riffs authority to grant aud
cancel licenses for public dances.
SENATE COMMUTE
REJECTS FORD OFFER
Washington, n. C. Henry Peril's of
fer for purchase aud lee of the gov
ernment's projects at Muscle Shoate.
rejeott d by the senate agr:
rnr.iittee by a vote of 9 to 7:
voting for rejection y.ere
NorriS, Page (by proxy),
Keyes. flooding, MorbecU,
.McKinlcy, republicans, and
Kendrick. democrat, Wyo-
Those voting for a favorable
were Senators Camper and
republicans, and Smith, . R.ms
larrison, i-ieflin. .and .Caraway
democrats. :
Despite the adverse votes, the Fold
oposal will he presented to the sen
se for final defcision through minor
ty reports, it was explained by Chair
man Norris,
The resolution introiiuced by Chair
man Norris calling for operation of
I lie prcjects by a government-owned
und controlled coriioration also was
rejected, the vote bp'ng 9 to 5. Vot
ing for rejection were Senators Cap
per, Keyes, Ladd, Smith, Runsdell,
Kendrick, Harrison. Heflin and Cara
way and for acceptance were Norris
MeNary, Gooding, Norbork and Mc
kinley. Trnc''. Men Dcn't V'.rt For Oers.
Chicago, 111. Peace prospects in the
railroad strike were dimmed by the
addition of approximately 100,000
men to the forces of the strikers. Ne
gotiations for a settlement were tem
porarily at a standstill, with no posi
tive indication as to the next move
or its possible result. By many it is
believed that the nation this week will
meet the major industrial crisis of its
history.
Mr. Furman, a new comer, has
purchased forty acres of the Sandy
Campbell estate, two miles south. of
town, and is now finishing a neat
and modern bungalow on the place.
W. A. Goodwin has done the work.
Mrs; Furman and two daughters will
onie here to live in time for school.
Have you noticed the "Boardman"
name plates that Byle B lay den is dis
playing on his Ford. He purchased
them through the Boardman garage.
Tom Miller and Glen Brown are
stacking Mr. Hereiin's hay on the
-'koubo place this week.
Mr. Boering brought fruit from
Irrigon Saturday for Mrs. Bay Brown
and Mrs. Clen Mitchell.
The new dentist, Dr. C. Severin
. en is installed in his office at the
bank building. Every body, avail
themselves of this opportunity as we
may not be able to keep him long.
Governor Olcott Asks Full Recount.
Salem, Or. Recount of the votes
cast for governor at the recent pri
mary election in every precinct in
Oregon rather than in only those pre
cincts pointed out in the election con
test proceedings filed on behalf of
Charles Hall, is the fair and just way
of determining definitely and for all
time who the nominee actually ia, if
any possible doubt exists at this time,
according to a statement issued by
Governor Olcott.
I DENTIST
I Dr. W. T. Tiller D. M. D.
Nerve Blocking and all the Latest Methods
Plate Work is my Specialty
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
dealer has been appointed in
Boardman
The Latourell Auto Co.
of Heppner, which owns and operates tle nifty
new service station on the highway has a
full Ford agency, and will cary an
adequate stock of iae
Ford parts and
will have cars and tractors on J pioy ?oon.
Latourell Auto Co.
Boardman, Oregon
MASONS TO LAY STONE
Ceremonies in Connection With New
Capitol Announced.
Olympla, W'nah. The cornerstone of
the ne. $5,000,000 administrative
building, the central unit of tin- capi
tol group, will be laid here on the
afternoon of September , it irai an
nounced by Land Commissioner
idge. secretary of the capitoi commit'
lee.
The ceremonies will be in charge
of the Worshipful Grand Lodge of
Fp e and Accepted Masons of Wash
ington, with Grand Master McCor
mack of Tacoms officiating. Qovernoi
llyrt and Bishop Keator, grand oratof
of the grand lodge, will be speakers.
Boyus Lqjor Permits Appear,
Washington, d. c. Warning to he
on the watfih for u new counterfeit
h sk inn's prescription SlUn. for pre.
scribing intoxicating liquet, bains cir
culated it. certaia parts of the coun
try was scut to all feci ral pr
tion directors by Commissioner
llavnes.
t Pigp;S Bid
All work guaranteed.
Arlington, Oregon
THE MARKETS
Portland
Wheat Hard white. $1.14; soft
white, white club, hard winter and
northern spring, 1.U; red Wallu
$1 09.
Corn Whole. $3S; i racked. $17.
Hay Alfalfa, new, $l per tOUJ val
ley timothy, $18030; o&stera Orgo..
timothy, $22S4VJ
Butter Fat 40fi 44c
Kggs Ratich. 20fr24c.
Cheese Tillamook triplets. 28,-.-c;
Young Americas. SiiVse: bock Swiss.
3234c; cream brick, 242tie.
Cattle choice steers, $7.7og3.St);
medium to good. I7fc".75.
Sheep liest spring lam'is. $8S;
medium si ring lambs. $7!ji.s.
Hogs I'riine light. $U.5cffl2;
smooth heavy, J 1 1 4( 11.00.
Seattle.
Wheat Hard white, l.ltj I
white, white club, hard re, wlnte
and northern upnnc. $1 Iff. soft r,
niter, $1.15. eastern red Wailu
$1.14; Big Bend bluosteTh, $1.30.
Hay Alfalfa, tgt; tim .tay. $25.
straw, $17.
Butter Fat 44ff4fie.
Eggs Ranch, 17ii24r.
Csttle Prime steers, $S.258.50
medium to choice. $7 6P8 25
Hogs Prime light. $1150 311.S5;
suuoth-heavy, i ii jd.
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Building; Material
Cedar Flume
Screen Doors
Screen Door Sets
Our Ice is Good and Cold
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Boardman, Oregon.
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