The Boardman mirror. (Boardman, Or.) 1921-1925, June 26, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTheBoardnianMirror BOARDMAN, OREGON Published by Tlx currey Printing Company Ocorge Huntington Currey, Editor .Mrs. a. t. Hereiin, Local EMI tor and Representative PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY $2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Kill II, fell 1021, "I ii. Ore., uri lliilc Hd fur you. il It The of Mm-. Mil i " i 1'iii'iiK ni I I. V .! liahl Till.' ii .ooking ProfM dilKl riii the t)fi For good us migbl in- expected, altho the farming prospects arc better than for several years, it is still the slow pi-ocesr of re-adjusnianl after i In World war. Industry was highly or ganized iukI resisted the downward tendency longer than the loosely or ganised agriculture. But ih,v social laws of economies, us long as society i is organized on a capitalistic lmsls, I Will iii the end have their way wbeth ,i oi no, and gradually the unfair luce,, the things the farmers the produce the farmers sell reihT' !. Sensible farmers do return the ainormai , -rii of 1!H7 In 11)111 l"il tliej are ining "ii li'ing able In the nexl rem- i operate their ranches al em mabie margin of profit under fnl management. spread l hue iiik!' l look f ispcetjH time I utunJtmmitt:tmttm::mr In ::r:tmn 1 It Eat and Drink At The Mew French Cafe E, J. McKNKKLY, Prop, Pendleton, Oregon (Only the Bes( Foods Served) i-ANCl ICE CREAMS furnished Rooms Over Cafe Kuirli Service lunch Counter iii Connection Willi Dining Boom tfOU ARE WELCOME HERB i he iiv i nnexplnlnable thin 'vl'l is the mental complex man who always opposes any or progi p Had his tyi' win, i lie human race We ; throw ng cocoauiits at Look in ibc progress we today, with ens butnl histoid of milk. in the of the change luiil Its way would still each oilier, have made full of powder OREGON "NEWS ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST Brief Resume of Happenings of the Week Collected for Our Readers. The Tillamook county fa r will be held September 22. 23, 24 and 2.".. Citizens of Oswego voted a bonil Issue of $ fin. 000 to provide an ad" 'Pinte water system. The Masonic order of North Pond win begin construction soon of a three- lory concrete temple. Baker voters approved bonds of Ho. 900 for the erection of a new school on the west side of the city. A total registration of 3371 regular ly enrolled students with a grand tolal of 4651, Irfhiding summer ses sion and short courses, 1s reported hy the registrar of the Oregon agricul tural college for the schoi. year just closed. A contract under which the state fish commission was to employ Hugh Mitchell, director of hatcheries, for four years at a monthly salary of 1350, Is invalid, according to a legal ooinion handed down by the attorney general. j The Cascades were pierced by a S5n foot tunnel Friday when twe ! crews of workers met under the sum ; mit of the mountains near the north : west end of Odell lake, completing the ! longest tunnel of the Eugene Klamath , Falls line. Mayor Keizer of North Bend re i fuses to accept the resignation of t CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Rates l 1 C per word each issue Minimum Charge : '2w per ad a a CHERRIE8 FOR BALE Hour cher ries 4 cents per pound on the trees, come and pick them.-Orim Brothers, Irrigon, Orebon. STRAINED lO1-, a pound. HONEY For Call I. Skoulto. .1 uu ule it 1! 2tp A 03 acre, well improved, stocked and i equipped farm near Washougnl, Wash., j to trade for good property in or about Arlington. Dan Webster, Wasliougal, Washington, lime 19-2t c Do you know, folks, we have Shoes for children that are equ al in value and quality to any you can get from a mail order house. Patronize your home Merchant and keep your money in our own Community. Come in anil see these! GOT7. IAN .SHOES Sizes ,"i to 8 $1.56 pr. 8 to 10 at $1. 65 and 10 to - at $1.00 Cash Mercantile Co. Watch Our Ads. Bitmrnmrwummtmituirmwutfa i i,., daj nfter the ilenth of Mounter Kobe! H La I'oiictte. tfio United Slates Distrlcl Court declined the oil lease secured from the government by Hie Sinclair Interests to he legal. A rather happy coincidence for those ah, i is'lleve iiini organised society ex. Ists piimarll to provldb. safe and com fortable means of plundering. CACHE. -ess ?jm Reduced R?Z?" Faros Incftact dally to f1 ' Final r, ti"n lltnll Oil. Jl, lfS Know the real Calcinating joy thnt only n bench vacation can give. Fishing, clam dittginK, hunting, hoi se-back riding, golf ing, tennis, etc , are also among t he deli' ht ful, health-giving pastimes at the lirm hi s. Pack your outing duds and pur chase a Hound Tnp Summit Excursion Ticket via the North Beach Clatsop Beach Tillamook Beaches or Newport Union Pacific System Inniirtnft I hn ninsl wnnrtrrftil trip dnp n thrnugh th Columbia Ciorjje IM our atnt telly Ml all mbnut it It. S llnvis, tali Boardmaii, Oregi n (Jen, WW McMlWRAY, 'assenger Agent, Portland, Ore. ) :::m:tj:m::tttjn:ttt::n:t:t:mtttrn !t:mt:nHJtumJ:mtt:nmttt: You Will Like It Too! A number of Hoardinar people have ccme In th3 Highway Inn for dinner and have all been pleased and delighted with the cuisine and service the sort of service ou'd expeel in a city hotel. lay special emphasis on our I lome Cooked Mew, Remember ( 'w' SlotQn ' rhe I lighway Inn W. II. WOODAIU), Proprietor iiii uiuntuit:t.t!it ItKSV, VIM V. TO i.vmi: ttt,:t!:s::;tui KAT KKTWKKN TIIK DALLK8 ri soi i i on :-.n:;nmannunmtmiilililiiH" :tni:;ir;t:t:$!iiin:ti:nitni!mtr.UH;::;:wti!ti:nj.mttnmtmmntnmtmmmtt Kodak Finishing ; DEVELOPING, PRINTING, COPYING AND ENLARGING I 'or l lrsl i M'l us yi I Bftl di ll la Ha work and liettet nerrle in films. in 1 1 1 1 l.i on t i 1 1 i s 1 1 1 1 1 1: I lie work Is nil done in our ou'n duik rumui mbtcn are .mo t up to date ami in i Bqnlppi'd In I'" ti'in Hregon It i inn mi l:i-iI l' ;mi en'rl pli itogi iipbcr I M-u-rtil years evnerienve. No ama- ii in help cmdoytl ion prh'CN are iiporovcl B the l'holu I Inlshers' AMKl'lKiion el Amerh a. Olsl I ii I of I Megon The fialcrn Art club was organ it"d ai a mf '-'H'g in Ralem attended by a rtoi?n advertising Bpecialtats, Expenditure) in connection witli th SslciTi public ichooli tor i he years PI21 and lD2i aggref ated J64.nio. I,iui Victor Moucrann, PI, wrs drowned nhrn he rcii from p swing into tiie v"ininrttt river at Balem. In nn 'lay hist week four men at Port Orfnrd shot 590 '-alions, for which th'y will receive a bounty of! 6 each. The Mount Hood Loop road now open for travel. The Ihhi snow harrier near Bennett paB was removed Wed : neadajr. 'liie Hi2'i Presbyterian Pvnod will he held on the University of Oregon campus at Eugene the week of July 15 to 22. A Jubilee commemorating the finth anniversary of the founding of the Bplioopal church in The Dalles wan held last week ( K. Lee of Eugene was re-elected president Of the slate convention of the fraternal order of Kagles at the sosFion in Eugene, Owners of 600 cows have signed up to furnish milk to a new modern cheese factory to he built this summer nl Tangent in l.tnn county. Fire swept through T.nnn.nnu feot of luntbet at the Knstern & Western Lumber company's yards in Portland, with an estimated loss of $100,000. The state of Oregon has 900 miles of paved roads and 2000 mileB of mac adani roads, according to Roy Klein, secretary of the state highway com mission. Mrs. Elisabeth Kay OOflhOW, 59. wife of Oliver P. CoshoW, associate justice of the state supreme court, died at her home (n Salem following a stroke of paralysis. Tho earwig invasion Into Tillamook county Is now under control, accord Ing to W. P. Pine, county agent, who has been active recently in stamping out the pest Members of the Pacific division of Hie American Phytopathologies! so clety held their annual meeting at the Oregon agricultural college at for vallls this week. Contracts were awarded to A. L. Ritchie, contractor, for the construc tion of the new Smith Packing com j psnv plant at Raker, which will he, srected at a cost of $25,000. More than 2000 acres of land In thai Liberty, VrukliB and Creewell dis- trlcts hsve been worked over With poisoned barley In the campaign against gray rilgaers In l.sne county . i The American Mathematical society held a two day annual convention at; the t'nlverslty of Oregon at Kugetie. ! Seattle was chOf SD ss the meellnji place for the convention next sum j mer. Out of right graduates ftom the' Oregon state school for the deaf it Salem this year four were successful in obtaining averages which entitled I them to enter (liillaiidet college at I Washington. The state hoard of control has awarded the general construct inn con tract for s new pavilion at the slate tuberculosis hospital to the Cherry City Construction company. The bid was $1 6, 01 6, Tli start of the fores' fire season In the tlmhar of central Oregon was marked by a hlaje which swept over approximately 50 seres of timher land on the Rrooks Scanlon holdings south east of Rend. Pr Hans l.eonhartsbergr. federal officer In the public health service at Vienna. Austria. Is In Salem lo con duct a aeries of Investigations In con nection with the Marion county health eemips'ratlon M P (Cap'sln Klddl Taylor of the Coos Ray Pirates was Sleeted presi dent of the Oregon Hospitality clubs at the annual convention at Salem Chief of Police Jackson, who, he says, is too valuable a man for the city to lose, Chief Jackson resigned when the city council ordered a reduction in his allowance for automobile upkeep. The first lookouts in the Biuslaw national forest for the season were i instructed lo take their posts by Ralph S. Shelley, supervisor of the for"st. A new lookout, tower ia he- ine built on Heile mountain In Title ! monk county and a new telephone line I is being built to the station. ; s,art of construction work on the ( I extension of the Oregon Trunk line ! 1,1,1111 from Bend south to Klamath Kails ! only avynits permission from the In- i iK BALE -250 Hoollywood White Leghorn hems, very fine slink. One line Jersey Bull, 2-years old. George Henricksen .Willows, Ore. 24-3t A. H. SWITZER ATTORNEY AT LAW Arlington, Oregon nor WEATHBH is EI EKE -Bend iif a dollar for a pair of ITt ST- (1ZYS ! thai will keep your milk and butter all i (Ummer without ice. Guaranteed money-back products. Lehman Organ-1 Uatlon, 300 East Morrison St.. Port land, Oregon, J2uil pd Country Htor" al Rlalock, p-ist office n connection, en Columbia Highway, Ins Btatloi, licieo l ights. I'riii hciv Exclil i n store for l'st Wbcilt I -iMriel in Ulllintu County. I"2I turn over $:K5,0fl0. Sell al Inventory, Will Dr. F. V. Prime DENTISTS? Dentil X-Ray and Diagnosis HER5II8TON, OREGON Rung Bldg. Phone Connections WOODSON & SWEEK ATTORNEYS-AT LAW c hit lie the loouis and se, tcr Way." IHll'llc I' v i.sil our lone the dark Be( pi'iinl Mlciilitui Oivcn lu Mail Orjsn Economy Drug & Music Co. Pendleton, Oregon tmn:!::::!!!nti:t:nnnij:ainni!ii!itttn:tt!tit:ittittm:ttttt:umnnrmmmm:t; terstato commerce commission, W. F. Turner, president of the Spokane, Portland Seattle railway, told mem bi r of the city council of Bend. A reduction of 2 per cent in insur ance rates in The Dalles has been ordered hy the Oregon rating bureau ns a result of the installation of a new pumping plant at the city well. The new plant trebles the present city water supply, being capable of furn ishing 7,o0. ooo gallons of water a dny. total of 52i sea lion scalps, the largest number ever turned over by an independent hunter, were depos ited with Pish Commissioner Eakln at Astoria by F. J. Rlackerby of Port land, wdio has spent the spring months hunting sea lions along the Oregon coast from Heceta Head to Tillamook. At $5 a scalp Rlackerby has realized some $200 hy his spring hunting. Receipts of the public service com mission from the gross earnings tax on public utilities are reduced nearly 50 per cent under the Interpretation of the law made hy Attornoy-Cenera! Van Winkle. The opinion holds that the tax applies only to purely intra state business and that any income of the utilities from interstate business having an origin In Oregon cannot be taxed. Governor Pierce will be asked to call a special session of the Oregon legislature to further the Roosevelt highway. The movement was started at a meeting of the North nepd cham her of commerce, when a resolution was adopted to that effect. Other bodies along the route of the Roose velt highway will he asked to join in the resolution asking the governor fcr the session. The public service commission has requested the Interstate commerce commission to suspend tariffs already filed prnpoatng to increase interstate freight rates on fresh fruit and vege table shipments approximately 25 per cent. The proposed new rates would apply particularly to the statea of Oregon. Washington and California. Cnless suspended the rates would be come effective on July 9. Frank W Rrnwn. editor of the Idaho Slate Journal at rocaieuo, nas neen chosen principal speaker for the Fourth of July relehratlon at Raker The celebration will be centered about the dedication and unveiling of an 1m posing Old Oregon Trail monument valued at $1000. The monument will be erected In postofflre square and haa heen presented to the city by the American I.eglon post of Raker. Representatives of the Tumalo Ir rlcatlon district appeared before the ntste securities commission at Salem and urged extension for two years of state guarantee of Interest on $50. 000 hoods, release of llene on unful filled contracts and other less import ant concessions l.lens on delinquent contracts aggregate approximately $46,000. In return for these comes slons the settlers, who bought water under the Carey act, agree to pay 40 ! per cent instead of 25 per cent for the additional water necessary In developing the nrw project. No certificate of registration of any motor vehicle, or number plates there for, whether oitglnal issues or dupli cate, will he Issued hy the secretary stand strict Investigation, cr. J. B. Wiitoek. Blalock Write Ire. own It pd HBFPNER, ORKGON 2 SECOND HAND DEERINU HAR VESTERS, tor sale reasonable. See Fred Wade, olev, ore. .in 2!-i;i c BUTTEB WRAPPERS -printed on H pure vegetable parchment with non- poisonous ink liberal sizes at able prices. Currey Printing Co. toll, Oregon S. E. NOTSON ATTORNEY AT LAW rcttson A rling-tf Community Char eh Service Every Sunday Sunday School io .::o a. m Church Service U :30 a. m Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. in All are Welcome1 Ollice In Court House HEPPNBA - - - OREGON Newton Painless Dentists DR. H. A. NEWTON, MGR. Cor. Main and Webb Sts. Pendleton THE TWO THAT STAND THE TEST Kelly Springfield and Badger TIRES AND TI UES WE SEE I, EM Now is the time f get your cur overhauled or repairs dom; quickly before the rush season conies on. Bring them in -lets talk and look 'cm over. WE HAVE TIIE AGENCY FOR OZARKA. RADIOS THEY ARE IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES We install and allow ten days free trial. You and your friend are the judges. If not pleased, you pay nothing. First three sets will he BOM al a discount to introduce them iii this district. We also service these Instruments free at any time, u Maxwell Touring Car For Sale THIS IS IN GOOU RUNNING ORDER took It in on a trade last fall and have worked it over WATCH OCR ADS Batteries Batteries Batteries FOR Al 'TOMOBILES, RADIOS AND OTHER I'IRPOSKS We have made arrangements with reliable battery manufac turers thai will enable us to compete with any quality batteries in price and will guarantee thorn. SEAMAN'S GARAGE Irrigon - - - Oregon nmnm::tam:nrmim::umirmmti:innttJtraat:njaajata:wtarsanr est l onsi Minuter- aMli"" or the week ending filial certlflcfle of title to such ma ired 10i 4s J4-i tet chine, or shall furnish satisfactory evt- A ft Allen of (irants Pass waa elect- of state after Jnlv I. unless the ap ed vice p,estdent pllcant shall at the same time he ap One hundred and fourteen mills re-1 P"" fr mo,or Tphirlr "vonse make parting to the West Coast Lumber application ror nnu w, ..a.,. ... man's association fo June 13. manufactured too 4 1; o 111 ri of lumber; sold tW,TM,87 fei snd dence that such a certificate nas oeen shipped lt4.TM.IM feet. previously Issued. This wae announc- Th Mate highway commission heal Ssm A Ko,'r creUrJr of announced that a temperan brMfl ,n connection with the adnmv has been constructed ovsr the . hetco IstraMon of the so-called motor ve river at Brookings. Currv county and blcle title of registration law enacted is now open for traffic The eld bridge' ,hf UM '!,,on pf legilure. collapsed a tew weeks ago. The law becomes effective on July L Checks Are Receipts yxw jjl Checks are the best receipts in the world for paid bills. Our record of the cancelled check as it is paid and passes through our books forms a chain of ev idence that cannot be surpassed or dis puted. Starting a checking acconnt is a simple matter. Let us tell you how. WHES "you make it a habit to pass a part or ycur eainiups through the receiving window of this bank each pay day, you are looking through the window of prosperity. ARLINGTON NATIONAL BANK Oldest Bank in Gilliam County tttrt;::tnjj:5tnwrn:rr:nn:mmtm;mttr.rntm:::rrrrmnMKur