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THE BOARDMAN MIRROR
FRIDAY AUGUST 28, 1925
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OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Brief Resume of Happenings of
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
Pass in a Part
Just a part, no matter how small,
of each pay check you receive will
in a year's time amount to a worth
while sum. We will be glad to
.suggest a saving;? plan that will
fit your income, if you will take
time to drop m and talk it over.
ARLINGTON NATIONAL BANK
Oiliest Bank in Gilliam County
n
THE TWO
THAT STAND THE TEST
Kelly Springfield and Badger
TIKES AND TUBES
VH SKI. I- 'EM
Now Is the time to gel .your cur overhauled or repalrt done
quickly before the rusli season comes on. Bring them in let's
talk and look 'em over.
WE HAVE THE AGENCY FOR
OZARK A RADIOS
THEY ARB IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES
Wa Install and allow tell days free trial. You and your friend
are the judges. If not pleased, yon pay nothing.
Flrht three seta will ir sold nl a discount to introduce them
in this district. We also service these Instruments free at any
time,
Maxwell Touring Car For Sale
THIS IS IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER
We took It In on n trade iiisi full and bate worked it over
WATCH OI K ADS
Katteries Batteries Batteries
FOE AUTOMOBILES, RADIOS AND OTHER PURPOSES
We lone mado arrangements with reliable battery manufac
turer! thai will enable us to compete with any quality batteries
in price and win guarantee them.
SEAMAN'S GARAGE
Irrigon - - - Oregon
Large distribution of cutthroat trout :
will be made in the next few weeks
In the Coos bay costal area.
George J. Parsons, 72, committed
suicide at his home in West Salem by
slashing himself with a razor.
The smoke nuisance and high
smokestacks in Pendleton will be
studied by a special committee from
the city council.
Total receipts from tho 14 national
forests in Oregon for the past fiscal
year were $075,114, according to a for
est scrvlco bulletin.
Picking of fuggle hops has started
in Oregon and the harvesting of the
main crop will begin as usual during
the first week in September.
Installation of an electric siren at i
the Oregon state penitentiary is pro- !
8 posed as a means of warning the pub
8 lie of a break at the institution.
Charles O Dawes. vice-president of
,
the t.'niled States, will speak at the
public auditorium in Portland the
night of September 7, Labor day.
Sisters of Charity of the House of I
Providence have purchased a block of 1
ground on the crest of the hill above
Astoria on which to build a hospital.
By a vote of 302 to 170 McMinnville
voiers approved a bond issue of $10.
000 by the city for repaving of Lafay
ette avenue and repairing city streets.
The 17th annual convention of the
Luther league, Portland district, was
held in Astoria, with delegates and
visitors to the number of 150 in at
tendance. Sam Dolaim, 19, who had been at
tending the Chemawa Indian school,
was drowned while swimming in the
Willamette river a few miles north
of Salem.
Miss Catherine Murdock, Klamath
such is life f ) WgtoH
up in The I A v n 'Ob
Vtree m 4 0
Uan Zelm (7& j
hOTMINS 2 f i
WORRY ABOUT oka CdMf H , " H '"J4,
atf" S -"zA f O AVV now Sir STiLL, BUDtrf, it's
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CECIL NEWS
Wheat Hauling Begins Near Cecil
Third Hay Crop Cutting Un
derway Would Buy Ranch
Mr. and Mrs. George Henriksen re
turned to their home at Strawberry
ranch on Sunday after spending a
week or two at several of the beaches.
Mrs. Roy Scott and daughter Miss
Cora, who have been tho guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd at the But
terfly Flats ranch, for several days
left fur their home at Freezeout on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Streeter and
family of Cecil were calling at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundcll
near Rhea on Sunday.
H, E. Harbison, prominent grain
buyer and warehouseman of Morgan,
was doing business in Cecil Saturday.
Jim Logan of Four Mile was cal
ling on his friends on Willow Creek
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BOARDMAN, OREGON
Published by The
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George Huntington Currey, Editor
Mrs. A. T. Hereim,
Local Editor and Representative
HIGH GRADE PIANO near Boardman
will lie sold to a reliable party at a
big savings. $10 monthly will handle,
a snap, write at once to Tallman Piano
Store, Salem, Oregon. Agli 2tc
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
$2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Community Church Service
Every Sunday
Entered as second-crass matter
11, 11)21, at the poslofflce at Board
man, Ore., under act of Mar. 8. 1870.
A little ad in The Mirror will sell
it for vou
Sunday School 10 :30 a. m.
Fail-1 Church Service 11 :30 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 7:30
All are Welcomt
p. in.
Falls girl, has received word that she j on Sunday. Another two weeks work
passed the California far examination i will finish heading on his father's.
and will leave at once to practice law
in San Francisco.
The government trail between
Scottsburg and Smith river in the Siu
slaw national forest in Douglas coun
ty will be completed this week. The
trail is 13 miles long.
The explosion of a hot-water heater
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school will start again
TIME FLIBS1
but true. Tin
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vacation la IM over and
Let tb wife enjoy n little vacation
ton niul bring her anil the kids to tlu
meal now and then. Our meals are
out guests have n complacent affable
one nf them.
HIGHWAY INN for a
served family style and
appearance after enjoying
R E M E M P. E R OUR S 1. O 0 A N
WATCH OUR ads
The Highway Inn
W. II. WOODARD, Proprietor
(Leon Logan's) ranch in the Four
Mile district. Then they will begin
threshing for several weeks.
Mrs. W. O'Neal and daughter, Miss
Mary of Ewing are spending ibelr
vacation with Portland friends.
Mrs. George Krebs and sons of the
Last Camp rnne'J. accompanied' by
in the plumbing shop in Salem of : Mrs. L. L. Funk and daughter Gerald-1
Theo. M. Barr resulted in damage to Ine of the Curtlss Cottage, went to I
the building and equipment estimated one on Friday.
at approximately $3500. Mrs. Grimes of Trrlgon was in Co-
H. H. Clark of Calexico, Mexico,; ell on Saturday making arrangements Uj, (,(mn,,.ics lmvInK crown or
manager of the largest cotton planta- regarding the school at cecn, wuhii
tlon In the world, is in Tillamook com- she will have charge of for the com
pleting arrangements for the purchase ing year.
of from COO to 2000 calves. T. Dean of Four Mile brought the
Three guards, Clair A. Baker, I. W. first load of wheat Into Minor and
Hubbard and Henry L. Foust, on the Vlynd's Warehouse at Cecil on Thurs-
payroll of the Oregon state penlten- day. Sam Barnet also of Four Mile,
is now busy hauling wheat to ( coil.
Krebs brothers began cutting their
third crop of alfalfa on Thursday.
Big Business on National Forests
That over one million dollars were
received from the National forests of
Oregon and Washington during the
fiscal year ending June .10, 1925, Is
shown by a statement just Issued by
the U. S. Forest Service. These re
ceipts nccured from the sales of Gov
ernment timber, grazing fees, special
use permits and other miscellaneous i
business.
Under existing laws, 2T percent of
nil National Forest receipts are re- j
turned to the States In which they i
accrue, for toe road and school hind.
An additional ten percent Is made av
ailable for use by the Forest Service
for road and trail work. This In nil'
interesting contrast with some of the
, ,
k5U MaWitt AA is
'tik
tiary at the time of the recent break,
have resigned their positions.
Business firms of Pendleton will be
asked again this year to underwrite The third cutting Is light.
tho Pendleton Round-Up against finan
cial loss on account of Inclement
weather or any other emergency.
Reports received at the office of F.
L. Kent, government agricultural sta-
AI1 work was suspended on last
Fridav while a sand storm or unnmmi i
thickness was having a frolic in our
midst.
Miss Annie C. Hynd of Butterfly
national forests. In Sweden for In
stance it is said only ,'l and ."M0
of the Crown forest receipts are re
turned to the local communes.
According to the report, the total j
receipts from the fourteen National I
Forests in Oregon for the fiscal year
192!). amount to $075,114.12. This
would make a total of $188,778.58 due1
to the State under the 25 percent fund,
nnd $(17,511.41 to be available under
the 10 percent fund.
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
contains:
The College of Literature. Science
and the Arts vith 22 departments.
The professions! schools of Archi
tecture and Aiiied Arts Business
Administration Education Grad
uate Study Journalism Law
Medicine Music Physical Edu
cation Sociology Extension.
For a eataloiue or any information
vtrite The Regittrar, University of
Oregon, Eugene. Oregon.
The 50tb Yer Opens September 24. 192 5
tieticlaB, indicate that the acreage to Flats, left on Saturday to spend a few
THE HI SI
PLACE TO ET BETWEEN THE DALLES
AND PENDLETON
a
days with he Aunt Miss llynit nt
"Rose Lwn." near Heppner.
Messrs .lack Hynd Jr.. Elvln Schnfer
nnd Robert Lowe were doing the
-dirMs of lone on Sunday.
Robert Wilson nnd son of IV-ardmnn
were calling on their friends in Cecil
be sown to wheat in Oregon this fail
will be only 95 per cent of that seed
ed a year ago.
Member! of the state irrigation se
curities commission, with the except
ion of Rhea l.uper. state engineer,
have returned to Salem after inspect
ing a number of irrigation projects In nni vicinity on Monday while deliver-
central Oregon. lig fn(, tomat "cs etc.. grown at their
William S. Jenkins. 94. one of Coos ranch nt RoRrdmnn.
county's oldest men and n pioneer Misses Laura Chandler of the Wll-
wlth a record residence of 54 years lowcreek ranch and Ids WllhnBka of
:m:::Ktmmtmn:tmjm:x;mi:in::mmm:mtatt:mrmmntttaJta in the county, died on the ranch where veraonla were calling on Miss Helen
he first settled ill 1S71. on the middle streeter In Cecil n Tuesday,
fork of the C 00, Utile river. jjr nj Mrs. Zennett Logan fWtB
The body of nn elderly man, found their ranch near Wells Sprlnes spent
on a sand har In the Snake river, has Friday and Saturday with their bro-
been Identified as that of A. R. Fair
child of Baker, myderiously missing
from his home for four weeks. Mur-
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Kodak Finishing
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For firsl class work and Mter service,
send us your films.
Two deliveries daily on finishing.
The work is all done in our own dark
rooms which are most up t,, tmc ,
best tkj(M4 in Btateia Oregon. It
Is managed hy an expert phetogrnpher
of several years eoi ieucc. No ama
teur help employed
Our prices are approved by the Photo
Finishers' Ass. h Intl. u of America, Dist
rict of Oregon.
Wo invito the public to visit our dark
rooms and nee the work done the "Bet
ter Way."
Special Mtcnlim QlvcM lo Mail Order
Economy Drug & Music Co.
Oregon
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The wonderful pre-fnll weather, fol
lowing summer's heat, Is upon us.
This is the kind of weather that, like
Spring, makes a fellow want to be
up anil doing- -but unlike the blithe
some Spirit of Spring the Fall flavors
of some mystic hurry, some urge to
get ready for the unknown winter,
which always descends without warn
ing in its white blanket nnd catches
us with only half a pile of wood nnd
not enough apples in the basement.
Are you making the most out of
'be melon season? Right here in the
heart of one of the best melon produc
ing EeCtJoni in the northwest, we
ought to feast to the utmost while the
eason is ripe for It is n long year till
melon time again.
Eat and Drink
At The
New French Cafe
E. J. MoKNEEI.Y, Prop.
Pendleton, Oregon
(Only the Best Foods Served)
FANCY ICE CREAMS
Furnished Rooms Over Cafe
Quirk Service Lunch Counter
In Connection With
Dining Room
YOU ARE WELCOME HERE
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A. H. SWITZER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Arlington, Oregon
tier or suicide is suspected.
One hundred and twelve mills re
porting to the West Coast Lumber
men's association for the week end
'.ng August 15 manufactured 102.648.-
ther Leon Lognn nt Four Mile.
Mrs. Karl Fnrnswortb of Heppner
has been sp-ndlna s few days during
ti e week with Mrs. Herman Haver
cost at Rhea Sldlne.
Rben Siding Sundnv school held
picnic at Boulder on Thursday aft-'r
noon. A large pariy m innw j......
teal of lumbar; sold 111.173.941 ,,, p,is Rd teacheia and everyone Lot fho klds hplp too.
Ib w about saving the biggest pumn
kin. melon, gnrden truck or flowers,
for the coming fair. If everyone will
"ot liehind the Iden and personally
lo everything In their power to help K ,l!,,K
-rmt TTVPT B nt prTCiiffiiraT I J
extol hit, we can stage a show that will
draw the crowds from miles around.
Dr. F. V. Prime
DENTISTRY
Dental X-Ruy and Diagnosis
IIERMISTON, OREGON
Phone Connections
feet nnd shipped 102.500.164 feet.
The proposition to bond the city
of Eugene for $175,000 to buy a tract
of land to donate the Southern Pa
cific company for its shops and ter
minals carried at a special election
thoroughly enjoyed every minute.
Mr nnd Mr-. W. H. Bsrntt and
daughter WilF'ta of Portland, ae
rompnnied by W. O. Hvnd of Sand
Hollow who were all on their way to
iostln made a short stay with Mr
WOODSON & SWEEK
ATTORNEYS-AT LAW
by a vote of 4024 for and 397 against. Mrs T H , W(, t rot.u on Tties-
Luz Lauceda. about 40 years of age. ,),.
I Hastens, was lodged in the Klamath yrs .'rank Lindsay who has BCS
eonaty Jafl by Sheriff Burt Hawkins. l)sslstlR ,,-ith the work at the Lis:
as tho suspected murderer of Valen- i! wt for f,.w days visit
tino Navarro, a counrtyman. who was ,Rr ,OIM,
mortally wounded In a knife fight at r(H, T tlt(au.n of Pendleton.
AlKma' visiting with her parents. Mr. and
Raymond H. Torrey. field secretary 3 k Hvnd while her husband
8tate U arresting speeders etc at this end
t the county
Cause and Effect
Many a man's career has been ruined
because, at a baby, the tup of hit
head closed tht wrung way, making
u depression where there ought tc b
a well-rounded surface. I -el the lop 1
of your bead. 11 It sinks in watcb
yourself dune)?. Omaha Bea,
HEPPNER,
OREGON
S. E. NOTSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Read The Classified Ads
lt Them Work For You.
These Little Ads Solve Many Problems
Office ir. Court House
of the national conference of
parks, with headquarters at Washing
ton, was in Salem last week confer
rlnr: with F. A. Elliott, state forester,
and members of the state highway d
payment on promotion of recreational
features In state parks.
R. D. Walker, real estate agent or
djatas. Oregon and a party of friends
were looklug over several wheat
ranches near OacfJ We.lnes.lny
lth a riew to buy.
GRAPES! GRAPES!
Grapes now ripe. Bring you.
containers and pick or we pick
f..r you. Prices Right.
QM Suddarth Place, mile and
half west of Irrlgon.
L. D. BALING
HEPPNER
OREGON
Newton Painless Dentists
DR. II. A. NEWTON, MGR. -.
Cer. Main and Webb Sta. Pendicler
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