FRIDAY MARCH 13. 1925
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TheBoardmanMirror
1J0AKDM AN, OREGON
1 1 lied, we ate ,urkey. ve hob-nobbed
with Santa, we froze out ami thawed
out and now we're all sprouting out
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A little ad in The Mirror will se
it for you.
'1 hey are fining the "sassy" Jay
walkers in Portland look out for the
traffic COpfl when you visit the city.
There are two kinds of straws ou:
the spring house -cleaners list- brooms
and hats.
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAUNTEREST
Brief Resume of Happenings of
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
at its best is a game of
The Medford Y. M. C. A. has begun
a campaign to raise $3000.
The annual meeting of the I inn
County Holstein Cattle club will be
held at Harrisburg Friday.
Frank Delbert Jones, 41, painter,
Early lambing results have been
rery satisfactory on the whole, though
not so big a percentage of increase
has been secured this spring as was
born last spring, according to Dan
P. Smythe, prominent sheep man of
Pendleton.
The weekly lumber review of the
West Coast Lumbermen's association
showed that 120 mills reported tor the
week ending February 2S the manu
facture of 100.414.S67 feet of lumber;
sale of 95,000,108 feet and shipment
of 106,061,382 feet.
Notice For Publication
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
January 2'.',, 192i5.
Notice is hereby given that Lee
Mead, of lioardinun, Oregon, who, on
August 25, 10120, made Homestead En
try, No. rj1!2, for WftBftSWK. or
Farm Unit "11", Soetlorn 14, Township
4 .North. Range 25 East, Willamette
Meridian, lias filed notice of intention
to make final three year proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above des
cribed, before C. O. ltlnvden. United
stati s Commissioner, at Boardman. I hm rtid.r in rromiot.n
Community Church Service j
Every Sunday
Sunday School 10:30 a. m.
Church Service n :30 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. m.
All are Welcome
REV. B. S. HUGHES, Pastor.
Your Conversation
"FRENCH LEAVE"
Eighteenth century books of f
French etiquette warned the so-
clai straggler against taking 5
formal leave of his host or bog- a
tess. The pea) who enjoyed f
the party wasn't supposed to
stick around for the final hand-
shakua
departur
day is usually taken by cooks
second story men and unwary
politicians. '
Oregon Trail in Spring Time
We who daily come in contact wit!
file woid(ir,s of scenic Eastern Oregon.
yet must we paUSO t irvel nt out
great country in the spring time. Thi
season, of all the year is most appro
Plate lor a motor trip thru Eastern day you planned for tomorrow.
Oregon,- Our far tamed sunshine is I
How at its best, no) loo hoi, yet enjoy
H'bfy Warm, and staying on the job.
for a long days drive, wit li no dust,1
no crowded summer traveled road.
Spring's virgin green and a carpel
1 wild flowers is on every hand, here
the sage brush lands with a art-pen all1
hej: own: the desert daisies liqddjna
Wf9 In I'1" biticzc. .Now (he verdant'
tops of willows and beneath, silky
catkins in their ruffed coals, while
the lush depth of marsh grasses and
golden swamp buttercups make nn tbfl
felviit turf. Majisllc ipaks, Boowt
capped and grand for . a background,
lie awesome walls of granite-like sur
fa.es tti;.,!t rise, nerpendjeujar froin tha
roadway, as the trail winds down ti
rlverways, pass in review, while all
along the welcome of litlh ciijs. ' i.-.i
I.Mciidiid. 'i'hese little hlV.es of Indus
try are flanked on all sides by the
hiiiiilreiis of acres of fertile farm
laiidn, anil (ht. clicchoilu.il rds of Lant
ern Oregon grain ranches.
Ion spin ailing as you mount the
wonderful Immigrant Hill, leading lo
;! summit ,,f the iMt Mountains.
iHUtm up.s, iluisieH and tle early green
Shrubs greet the eye. While the tall
pines Whisper and sway to meet the
up-reaching arms of budding poplar
and mountain ash. On and on the old
frail udnds through biamtiiml mlleys.
across sage lands again, up the mount
ains, across the rivers and to the edge
of the Oreg4P country
Yesf truly this Is the time of year
to Ma Eastern OrejToii. All iialure IS
astir and this push and vim of life is:
not felt in later months, beautiful M
they are.
A wonderland of earth: and wo ir.o
Hindis! its Wonders every day tn tin
year. Advertise It -Believe in it ami,
learn to love it as Home.
Lift
u ihko. wini ttie giver on the long! '""""J "'cuiuiu uy runa loans, and arrange lor the salt
d of (.he -runic. : fal1 rom barn which he was paint- ! 0f lands on which these loans have
I ng- ' become delinquent.
They si y lov, is blind, hut the little The graduating class of the Pen-i Collection of the unpaid portion of
" v. manages to shoot straight mosti dleton high school that will complete: the state income tax for the year
tbe time. j its work in June will include between 1924, based on incomes for l!t23 -will
55 and 60 students. j get under way Within the com tefl
Lid you finish today what yester- Portland will hp th mtit m. ! days, accord ine to , -i
vention city in the United States this ; made at the offices of the state tax
year, with about 30 large and small j commission at Salt 111.
conventions scheduled. Members of the state board of con-
The first annual Lane county Jer-! trol held a special meeting al Salem
sey jubilee will be held at the farm : Saturday to consider plans and s;ic-
jauo-a niewari 01 uorvailts was Oregon, 011 the 3rd day of March, 1925.
appointed special investigator for the Claimant names as witnesses: Er
state land board. Mr. Stewart will neS( Brown, Thos. Miller, Rav L.I
""CB"ttlc applications (or school l;,-own. S. It. Richardson nil of Boat.
man, Oregon.
J. W. Donnelly
For bargains In Second Hand Good,
Oct 24 tf
Register
of L. D, Griggs in the Willakenzie dis- j ciflcations for the proposed new state
j triet some time in May. j training school for boys to be located
The Sunset Co-operative Fishermen near Woodburn. The proposed plant
j of Nehalem bay have, started con- wlU cost approximately $200,000.
struction at Wheeler of a packing and : A total of 247 applications for loans
1 aggregating $197,795.57 have been re-
Sine January 1 23 new tamiHes ! ceived by the slatL' board oC contro1
unuer a law emu tea at the recent
Only tnose who wished cold storage plant to cost $5000.
to rt"' y 1 1 ' mini -i lo lu nn,....t - 1
,.. ......... L.iMpuu.,, icumuiwL
Cnnsoauentlr. fsklnir ".iwk ?
leave" enme I ean a hurried 2 have been located in county
French leave" to- at Dy lne lana settletfat committee o
I Sell-Insurance
J. C. Ballenger
liO.VRDMAN, OREGON
Umatilla Pharmacy
W. E. Smith, Prop.
Mail Orders Given
Special Attention
QUICK SERVICE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
UMATILLA, OREGON
CONTRACTORS START SUIT
Oregon State Highway Commission
and Bonding Houses are S??eHttarcts.
VoltUud, or-. Warren brothers,
paving contractors, filed suit in
equity in the federal court Monday
against the state highway commission
nine paving contractors jind, fwtir ur
.., i.iHolin. Mmpaaiss Tor $750,000, al
leging infringement of patents. The
equity suit follows a recent decision
by the United States circuit court
the Medford. chamber of commerce, i
! ioptland again led the Pacific I
tiovthweut in value of building per- j
mits issued during the month of Feb- j
ruary, with 1236 permits valued at !
?3,504,680.
Pwkpondeut over ill health for more
i than a year, Mrs. S. Kinser, wife of
I a well-known farmer at Needy, at- j
tempted suicide by leaping into the
Molalla river,
Tv bond Issues, $40,000 for addi- '
ttonal fire equipment and $15,000 for I
the construction of a new city jail,
were defeated at a special election
held in Ben.d
Robert Crumley, 60, operator of a
donkey engine in the camp of the
session of the lcr. islat tire extending gRHllHHUtmUIHlHlllIHUttHttt
financial roliof tn Pnrniftpo in (ha frnal :
ti
infected areai ot eastern Oregon. l
Eleven carloads of broccoli have 8
been shipped out of Douglas county jj
up to the present, and the crop is
maturing rapidly. It is estimated that it
the harvest this year will yield around
35 carloads, practically the entire t
crop being in the Kiddle and Myrtle S
Creek vicinity. i;
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Because of the new prohibition law, y,
providing for the distribution of 111011-
ey for enforcement purposes, and giv- n
tag the state agent 50 per cent of 'all
fines collected, it will be necdsaary
to reduce the law enforcement staff
in Douglas county, according lo Dis
trict Attorney Cordon.
The state supreme court handed
down an opinion affirming the decree
of Judge Kendall of Coos county in a
suit brought by J. E. Norton to enjoin
Coos county, a municipal corpora
Eat and Drink
At The
New French Cafe
E. J. McKXEELY, Prop.
Pendleton, Oregon
((inly the ltest Foods Served)
? A X ( Y I C E CREAMS
Furnished Rooms Over Cafe
QiiicU Service Lunch Counter
In Connection With
Dining Room
vou A I i E WELCOME HERB
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J. L. VAUGHAN
206 E. Court Street
PENDLETON, - OREGON
Electrical Fixtures and
Supplies
ELECTRIC CONTRACTING
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AUTO REPAIRING
At your Home
All Work Guaranteed
M.
Telephone
L. MORGAN
Cnll Weston's
Somewhere in the world there is
"just Hie kind of lown'' in whjoh M'
Traveler wauls to (NjUMe and make his
home. Are you doing your bit toward
making your town, just the kind of
town?"
Ever watch kids play at their Hral
party? Holding off to size up the game
and then, getting enthused with the
spirit, take their part manfully. Pretty
good foundation for the game of lifo.
appeals, awarding the WafFQa hruih
eis ?lS,(i3F( BJftiMt th late Oskar j Crown Timber company at Linslaw,
Huber. I was killed when the. diae on the en
In the latter case suit was brought ! gbae broke a.nu struck him in the side
for royalty on bituUthiS pavement laid, : wortl 0f laying rails above the pres
by Huber's company up. .11 conti.i.-i ent rail head at McCredie Spring on I Hon, and its officials from hssnlng
i.'oiu 1111. main m twit anu isasu. me the Southern Pacific company's Eu- selling highway bonds for $280,000.
state highway commission, under the! gene-Klamath F&lla Hue will begin j The lower court held in favor of the
condition of the contract agreed to pay March 1&, according to company of-; pliuntttr.
any damage assessed through court fjyjaiij,
action as a result at using having! . . . . . . . .
. .rs 1 o A hundred tons of road, building
HEuuess uimii which patent rights were1. . . . .
' , , , ' ,. . ,, machinery are at Bead, ready to be
tn lined by Warren brothers. ; . , ..
! rushed to th MeKenzle pass and
. . . , j , I placed in operation in an effort to
Seizure of Booze Ships Held Lega , . .v. j
1 1 complete the road over the mountains
New York.-essels lpdlH8 or at- tnijJ gea80n
tempting ti liul bootleg liquor in the j
United States from any point on the The Dou8'a County court has call-
high teas are liable to seizure under eu UU,B lor ,ne Paving or approxi
YiolKi B Flat Saxophone. Drums
Fifth Piece - C Saxaphone
Piano
Columbia Serenaders
mutely one-half mile of Edenbower
road, which branches off west from
the Pacific highway about a mile
the tariff act of li2.', Federal JudRO
E. L. Garvin ruled hj tffet In de
lidiiiti in favor of the government in
: reiture action against the Dutch ' north of Beburg.
auxiliary schooner Zeehond. The V- I Contracts Under which dairymen of
1 ry b:'- the gowniiriiH possession : the west end of Umatilla county ex-
Orin W. Train, C!, well Mnown in
,the Evans creek district, near Med
ford, where bo bad lived nearly 40
years, was found dead on his ranch
with a bullet wound through his head.
Although the dead man bad a 38-cali-bor
revolver in one hand, from which
a shell had been exploded, there is
some ,doubt of suicide.
The United Slates bureau of public
roads will co-opera le in a Eugone
Bend celebration over the completion
of McKenzie pass, according to word
4 or Five Piece Combination
Orchestra
Open For Engagements Anywhere
Rates Reasonable
Phone or Write For Dates Call or Address
DILL L1NHOFF, Manager
Arlington, Oregon
oi one of the most valuable cargoes
evor m iced on a rum boat liquors
s:id to.be worth more than $200,000.
'Farkl will he safe for spooners 111
Oregon when the new spot light law
goes Into effect. Whose goin' to hunt
up a monkey wrench, just to turn the
u'ht OB the benches.
The old world "do move'
we foot-
Father of Roosevelt Highway Dead.
Newport, Of,- IfljMkUl E. Jcnes,
,,t tha Hnnsevelt hiet wav
and former Oregon legislator, died at ! P'ant for 'he flrat time ln about two
pect to sell their cream co-operatively
have been drafted, and a meeting to
put the plan into etfeet Is to be held
in the near future.
The Gates Mill ompany, whose
sawmill is located at Schroeder, about
a mile east of Gates, has started the
his homo here Monday following a
Stroke of apoplexy.
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years, and ft Is planned to operate
Bteadlly from now on.
Contrary to usual custom, the an
nual Polk county fair will be operated
with a free gate this year, according
to a decision made by the new fair
board. The dates for this year's event
were set as September 10, 11 and 12.
When the time expired at Salem
for tiling bills and vetoes resulting
from measures approved at the recent
session of the legislature, Governor
Pierce had lopped off from the ap
propriations the amount of $504,769.
The Crown-Willamette Paper com
pany has torn up two miles of Its Ne- creased 18 per cent.
received at Eugene from '. H. Pur- : 11 1
cell, district engineer. Mr. I'nn. n m
suggested Frog camp us the. celebra
tion site, and lale August as the time.
Definite plana have not been made,
however,
At a meeting of the Oregon Jersey
Cattle club, definite (lutes were set
for the county shows to be held
throughout the state. The Columbia
county show will be on May IS; Clack
amas county on May 20; Marion on
May 21: Polk, on May 22; Linn, on
May 23, and Lane, on Muy 2i"i. Oilier
counties are scheduled, hut definite
dates have not been BBOUD.
Oregon dealers disposed of
655 gallons, of gasoline and 112,616 gal- C
Ions ot distillate in January, accord- 4)
ing to a report issued by Sam A. Ko- 4
zer, secretary of state. Tuxes remit- V
ted on the January sales of gasoline
and distillate aggregated $160,945.07, 4
As compared with January, 1924, gfl i ?
ollne sales Increased approximately
25 per cent, while distillate sales in- 4j
6,315,- S
canicum logging road track and is
sending thy rails to Cathiamet,
Wanli.a where a logging road exten
sion is under course of construction.
O
t The Best is none too Good-
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k a t i 1 i b t r
try tUl olid Will- tt liiic&iiio i anno x
and Varnishes. There is
none better
also-
We Have a Complete Line of-
Ledar Flume Stock
Building Materials
Builder's Hardware
Cement,zLime, Posts
Wood & Coal
W. A. MURCHIE
Boardman, - Oregon
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To insure that Medford's clean-up V
and paint-up week, designated hy the 4
city council aa April 1 to ti, is tiior
ouich. tlie Crater club, city booster or- o
Work is being rushed, by the Ham- ganizatlon, has adopted the plan of 4
mond Lumber company on the com- displaying photographs ol unsightly V
pletion of several new bridges on their buildings and untidy yards In the 4)
logging railroad to camp 24 at Mill; chamber of Commerce windows and S aaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAA
City, and as soon as finished the win award a prise to the pe. VWVWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV
camps will be reopened for the sum- submits a complete list naming those
mer run, r.-ununsihle. for the evesores. H
The work of paving the left span (overr,or Pierce announced that 111
of the new Lewis & Clark bridge at had refused either to sign or veto a
Astoria has been completed and it is bill passed at tin- reci nt session of
announced that the bridge will be the legislature In I nully
opened as soon as adjustments lo the fees on automobile bUMOS and
the span lifting machinery had been I trucks operating on the highways of
completed. the state. Unless attack" d in the
Vera Klore of looking Ulan and courts the bus bill will becoma ef
Wendell Smith of Klamath BTalls re fective at the BXpiraUoa of thi
The Highway Inn
0. H. Warner, Proprietor
Boardman, Oregon
ceived grades of 100 per cent In ex
aminations having to do with the Old
Testament, while Winton Erickson of
Owntttn r'ty scored 100 per cent on
the New Testament, according to a
report prepared by J. A. Churrhill.
state superintendent of pnblic In
struction. The examinations were
held In connection with Bible study in
tbe high schools, for which the stu
day statutory period. The law re
quires busses to pay three fourths of
a mill per passenger seat per mile,
while trucks would be assessed a fee
of 1 mill per ton per mile. It has been
estimated that this law would return
to the state treasury approximately
1400.000 during the blennlum. The B
attorney general, in bis legal opinion B
to tbe governor, held that tba tow ':
Wholesome Home Cooking
THE ISKST PLACE TO BAT HKTWEKN THE DALLES
AND PENDLETON
dents receive credits for graduation, was unconstitutional
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