FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1009
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THE ECHO REGISTER, ECHO, OREGON
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As Good as the Best, Plain and Facy
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!ea?y or Light. Come and see them
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Office Phone, Main 22
A. Longwcll, Manager
Home Phone, Black 442
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The licht Register
IHiNK MAIN 30.
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K. II. IHIOWN, MiHingcr.
A Weekly newspaper. pul:ili '1
very Frlilay al IC ho, Umatilla 'min
ty, Oregon.
IV'.. o !r
iilid brain.
ii. i a
with brawn
Kcho i)t ",ls metre light.
Kcho needs home builders.
Kcho needs mole cement
block buildings.
V'hlle It iii.iy lie u fact not general
iy kiiowu, I lie badger, or groundhog,
iioiiHldcrs pocket gphers and ground
i-iulrnls a delicacy and for tliiit rea
lon. If no other, should Iio viewed mi
1 friend rather than nu enemy of the
farmer and orchardlNt
ll.e.-e . : - i.; 2,.Vi ,,!ar "ft.i UllKlK'
ones" wiw are In the same ttout with
himself.
and
KuliMrlplloiis SI. 50 Per Year. j
Kcho needs
rural delivery
Entered ns ic-cond-cliiss matter ,
. ... i.n. II.. flr.utrtf f ll'.. 1.1 I
Echo. Orejron. uiiili-r act of Congress pOMOllln .
of March 3, 1 S79.
two routes for
from our new
From remarks thnt one now and
then henrs he l leil to Itrlleve that
some folks have nu Men that babic.i
don't do an; thinking and hem e don't
need any training In-fore they are
three or four year old. It's a pretty
dull baby nt two months old thnt
doesn't know whether It Ik ruler of
the roost.
ADVKHTISINO KATI'.S: 25 cents per
Inrh per Insertion, except on year
conlrnrlx, when It hall be 60 cent
per Inrh per month.
.Mvl.tr III efclitj. tie
ccuu'caeliatWIItliinul IiimiiiIod.
Many people waste the water
A consignment of 5.000 cats of un
portnln nerilirroa win recentl ihlnned
furnislied for irrigation, and do fr()II1 chlinuo to Japan to aid in the
harm with it to their own inter- war which U belnjj wnRd apnlnst the
...I. H .....iro Pxnoriento rnt t1 "' tl,at c,,lutr 11,18 su-
..Mil first ln-. rlln. rl In pnlnt type, or ' v 1 1 jreRta a lino of export trade which
evlnr. iilctuli.uer lino tor Un.t ln:rllon iuil . ,.n(J iudLTIIieilt to HTlirate. I nil-lit lu ilevelorwxl to treneroitd nro-
!' i portion lu America without danger of
Keho has the markets for all ! ,n owrun "ltb rata'
its produce. The Portland, j ,Ie V(,uU, l(P rf)r,8ldercd a pretty
Seattle, and Idaho mines markets loony indirhiunl who would nllow pure
take all we can raise. On the '"- " 7n! " 1
TIME TABLES
O R. A N. Railway, Echo, Oregon,
FASSKNCER TRAINS.
Went Hound.
.1:2H a. in.
.4:'N i. m.
.4:25 . in.
No. ft Ornjfon Kxpress . ..
No. II I'acillt! Kx press ...
No. 7 Portland Swlal..
' East Round.
No. 0 Ka-slorn Express...
No. 12 Atlantic Express..
No. 1 1'hloaKo Srwlal. . .
FREIGHT TRAINS.
West Bound.
No. 21 Wav freight l:.10 p. m.
No. .Vt I'orl lain! fast freight . 2:.V p. in.
EaHt Bound.
No. 21 Wav fivlirlit .r:.t"l a. in.
No. M Kastetn fast frol(fht..:t:25 p. in.
No. 7 and H do not stop liurs.
Parties doRlrlnx Intcrllno tickets or
reservation of lterthn can Rccure name
by artvlBliiR ns a few daya prior to
day of departure.
P. C. HITNTER. Airt.
nrpp f1iM.ii imhiI unit mnkd no effort to
Valley the gnvc theui. Yet thousands of boys and
Alfalfa hay is tfoinK into tow
erinjj stacks all over the jjreat
fields tlirouhout the lower Uma
tilla count ry. It is ru'eoining a
Maple in many ways. First for
Mock feed green or dry. Next
as a ground meal, for which
product Kcho is famous. Then
it isheing utilized by the down
trodden tobacco trust to make
smoking tobacco from. One
well known brand with the pic
ture of a gentleman cow rampant
is by 1'. S. analysis said to be
composed of sixty per cent alf
alfa. This is not the end of
the usefulness of atfalfa, for it
is said to make good greens
when cut young, to make a nu
tritious breakfast food when
ground into meal and to even be
made into bread to advantage.
12.10 a. in.
it iit a. in.
.1:15 p. in. upper Snake river
cry of "no market" is heard, plrl In American homes are allowed
, .. . . ..:.. .v to wander on thin Ice over poo's of
and the people are trying to ml comipon wItn n,.v,.r much
reach tide water with an inue , nnKer turned to rescue them from
pendent road to Coos Hay. Our ( what often prove disaster and ruin,
season is earlier, and our water, Some Mw or"MHrtlinre wnlcn
just as sure for irrigation. u being attached to stock raising In-
' terests by the directors of the Alaska-
. ti w ii Yukon espoKltlon. which opens at 8e-
A man near Walla Walla says iUe Jnw , of tJ)e vmmt year
he has made at the rate of $3,000 gained from the fact that fftt.ono win
an acre on strawberries and disinimted In prices to the exhibit-
v , ... r, , ors In this department. It Is quite
thinks .i,000 iiossible. hcho kely , vk.w of (he nheral prlMg of.
has the sand, water, c imate fered. that live stock rt'ers all over
and other opjiortunities to do the country will pHrk p their ears
. i in i "' I n"m' w,,h ,ne animals
as much as Walla Walla, and if. ,n (lu.r ,or,S.
the story is stretched fifty perl
cent it is still irood Tl,e "rM' production of coal for
t i III it is hliu ,ouii. i.i . i iwimnnm
tons, of which the United States
mined 428.8!M!.onn; Oeriunny 140.8S3,
000, France 3.".SSH,oih. Belgium 23,
324.0OD and the United Kingdom 257.-
831.000 tons. To transport the total
In his annual rcort County utput would have required 23.ono.ooo
School Superintendent Welles cars of forty tons each. If each car
occupied a track space of forty feet
a$s: the total number would have made a
There are li,2.'J0 persons of train lt2.xio miles long, or seven and
school age in the county, against one-half times the earth's clrcumfer
I'..il for last year. Of this enec'
I
number ;i, K!0 are males andj only those Mho do better and ac
JI.IC.I are females. compllnh more In their respective
lines tnan tne average or ineir reuows
REPORT OF COUNTY SUPT.
4-315.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Depart ir- ' ' of I he Inltrlor. United State'
Land olTlcu, La Grande. Oregon.
.Iune. IIM'.
A Mittkl' m iimteKt Btlldnvll hnvlnu hwt
Hl.vl In Oils nitli-e lit William i. .Norton. .'oii-
tenlant. ni::iiii-.l II. K. Nx -j:t:i-S.-rliil Km ry.
Xo. -l. initde .iiiiiry ii":. ror . n h
StM-llon l. Tirti-lilt 4 North. lUlik'e :t KhI.
Wllluinrlte Mrrlillait. I.y Kutfenle M. Iloit
per, eonii-stee. in wlih-li it U ulleifid that
ld Kioretile M. lloia-r Itntt never elal
llslieil ii.-r n-ldrni-e llieniin. nor lmilteeviT
reoldi-il t lien-. tn. thnt he lint iievererecteil miy
liullillnu' -r any oilier lininn iiii nts of any
kluil lli.-n-oit. nor liax site evereultlval.il Hie
same or any uan thereof, hut haa wholly aban
doned the lame for nHiru than il. nnntli. ami
thai her aiem-e wa nut due lo nihliary er
vleo. kald irtle are hereby not 1 tied to am-ar.
rmiatiul.and offer evidence umi-hlnir uid all.
rallon at in oVIoi-k a. nt. on Auifint . VMV.
before J. S. Ut-ekwlth. a Notary I'tihllr. at
hliom.-e In IVndleton. Onon. and that rlnal
hearliiK will he held at lu o'clock a. in. on
Aumint , Iwf. liefure the Iteirlnler and Kw
celver at the United States Land OIH-u In
La Oraude. On-on.
The Mid i-ontuiunl having- In a proper affl
davit. Hied Juue s, M-t forth facta
which how that after duo dllUrencu uenonal
wrvlre of thin notice cannot lie made. 44 la
hcrvhy onlernl and dlni l.il that Mirh notice
lieviven hy due and pni'r iKililli-atlon.
COLON It. KlltCUIIAKD. H.xelver.
Do You
KNOW
CONTEST NOTICE.
IIKPAKTMINT or THS ISTEHIOR.
Cnlt.il StaU-a Land Office. La t.rande. Ore
Ion. June Ii.
A nnlTli lent conti-st not li-e havlna' leen
ffl.llin tliNofflcehy Kiiiiua J.KriltHOHiteiitaiit,
aalit II. V- No. IMit-Serlal Kttlry. Nu
oui:il. niadfSeiMemlM-r;:. Itt?. forN NWM.
SW! NW'i. NW4 SWK.Sei-tlon 3U. Towmhlp
3 .orth. Kanife jK r.ait nuiatm-tle Merltllan.
hv William T. Kvrhrai-lieconUiti-e. In which It
Ualleif.il that the ld William T. Kerhra.-he
la not now reldliiK uinwt iiald land, that for
more than six month iaHt pan he has failed
to reside iin, etiltivaleor. itnprovu llienaine
and hai wholly ahandoiiiil ald land and en
try, and that Mid alletfed alMcnce from ald
land waa noi due to hia eniploymeiit in the
army, navy or niarinu eori of the
I'nluil ftaum aa private aoldler. offh-er.
wamaii or marine: nalil lrtle are hereliy
ordered to aitar. respoml. and offer
evldem-e UHichlnir ald alleiratlon at lUoclock
a.m.on Autiunt i nu. Ii fore Imla SclMtll.
a Notary I'uhllc, at Kt-im. oretfon. and
that final hearing- will lie held at looi-li. k
a. m. on Atig-tn.1 t. ll'V. In-fore the Kivlster
and Kecelu r al the I'nluil States Land Office
In Laiirande. On-con-The
said i-ontestanl having!. In a proper af
fidavit Hied June 14. HH'. et forth fai-ts
which aliow that after due dlllin-iwe m-nonal
Henri. -e of this notice cannot lie made, it Is
licreoy onJenil ami dlreetcu thatsin-li notice
he given hi due ami proper publication.
K. C. IIUAMWKI.U lteKlter.
THAT we an selling as rotnl lands
for $175 pi racreas can bo bought
for $500 in the Walla Walla valley. That we
have just ns good climate, just as good water
supply, just as good people and have more room
for more of them. That a man can get land
enough hero to make a good home and have all
the comforts of life for less money than any
other place in the Columbia basin..
If you are looking for bargains this is the place
and now is the time. Take nobody's word, see for
yourself, give us a chance to prove it. Raw lands that
don't blow for $100 an acre; the same lands in alfalfa
at $175; garden land, no better on earth, for $175 per
acre that you can raise anything on that is possible to
raise in Oregon. Beaver dam land that will grow
onions or spuds so large that the culls are prize win
ners, fruit in quantity and quality unsurpassed any
where, and land that you can do this on for less than
half you have to pay for land not half so good. This
land is sub-irrigated and also has the best water right
on the Umatilla river. Call on or address,
C. A. CHAPflAH, Mgr. of
NORTHWEST REALTY CO., ECHO, Ore.
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rrStVArV ' ' 'wV1 MwV"'SwV' MwV H'Vtf"-
DORN & OOBN,
DBALCBS EH
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Toll.l Artlaisa, Parfua.ry, SiMtoaary
Foitaffla Block, Echo, Vrtgon.
ret... ...... i .1...- .r nt
i .. iui.ii I'up... v,. re pnttIpd to crMm hf.wtncu,n of i
all ages enrolled in the schools the race, as It Is only through their j
of the county this year is 4,U0 efforts that any advance Is possible.
. . ... , . n. ,i. Applied, this means that the fellow ;
against I.W, last year. Of this ho . . t . nf
number 2.'.VX are males and wheat, twentv-alx bushels of corn and 1 h
.ii t t fklfrtit t.tiBlifdtf nt tMifnt.iM c IhA i-re ! 1
.ll .lit- u-llliin-. - -- A
. la a sort nf nirrlcnlliirnl renronch to 4
A total or H.S. teachers were hu ,,wel.er In a land
employed in the county and of f p(nd!d opportunities, who has no
Ail a country emior neeus is an tins nuu ber only .51 were males, vaua reason ior exisung.
acre or two of alfalfa to grow while Ills were females. Last; . . , ,
, . ,. , .. ... . ,.l ... , , i It Is IntercMI'.sg t note how often
fat, live happily and die of old , year only U. were employed. tne ,,,,,, onp f the m(mt valnable of
rill build Its
age.
In Idaho some of the localities
where they have lieet sugar fac
tories are not producing as many
IkmHs as are required, and the
local repre entatives of the
sugar trust declare they will
shut down unless the farmers
plant more beets. The farmers,
on the other hand, declare that
where the sugar men once paid
live dollars only, four is offered
now, and that the seed furnished
produces a smaller but sweeter
Invt that yields less for the
farmer per acre. As the trust
gets $12 profit on every ton,
tiesndes what it makes An fatten
ing stock, the farmers tbink
that the combine can come for-
ward with a little more money.
While some of the politicians
are laying wires for this nomina
tion and that the people are so
busy harvesting that they have
no time to help the politician i ,
oui. ine people win resume i'i1,11iarui,1-!tvHAnMier. -l-7 "ZrV;r?
. . , , , . in immM waa-a w nui atiauauiw tur
their rightful plai-e in the saddle and lnarrhora Itemedy U a reliable i ,ntry was not worth the td per acre
B,s soon &S the crops are laid by, and. effect tial medicine, and lien which the gorernnteDt asked for It
nJ then there will be simie cut- !,vrn m -inalIe time will prevent , IU found the land la question stony
. . , . lanv daiuerous eoiiiuenofs. It lias ' snd sandy and In many places too
ting Of the politicians wires. n ,n fof manr Mj M rvttgB for airrtcUitnral porposea, even If
s.,i,av nut lth unvarying auccesa. 1 "d r-tafu J" ,n
ma TOOimiKR FOR ICIO. For !e b, Horn & lV.ro. ' ..diliorbowtithg,
The number of inmils success- the bird friends of man,
fullv completing the eichth nM,t nd rpnr TownK ln c,ow pro1"
iuu. tompuiiiiK me 1 'K1'1" i,ty to his habitations. It msy be In
grade course and passing the the Virginia creeper over or near the
eighth grade examinations was door, within easy reach: on Joist or
N of which V) were males and lM)arU ln ,nwl or on,hulMln tr
oi wnii ii .o wire mans ami hip on the wlm,HW ,, of noU(,e or
4S females. barn. In anr event the redbreast
The reiHirt shows that there ," to realize that he will be Iro-
, ,, , ,. , . . mune from attack by his human '
aret. fully organized districts whtlo , M ioaMnm ;.
in the county. noticed that when the rest Is so placed :
The financial statement shows nta Wrd and animal enemies seldom E
...... ... . .. come to disturb Its qneat. t
that at the iM'ginning of the) , ;
si'hiKil year the amount of cash' Much may be done to Increase the !'
on hand was $.'ts,337.:il, whereas vitality of the ears which grow In the
... , .... ., . experimental seed plot, whether all of
at the close of this year there is pUntw to 0M nw ,
$;U,.UtV0t. The reieipts from single ear or not, by detaaaellng every
all sources for this year amounted w ta tb Wo, k boforo h'7
......,. ., , . t mature pollen. This will Insure a cross
uit.-.u.i., wmie ror last year u,,,, Th,t tb
ears In
tl ey were $1 42,04.37. The ex the detaaaeled rows will be fertilised
penditures therefon for the past b' P0"0 frotn ,b tMta ta "JJotnf
. . ' row, with the result that the ears la
year werv far in exctvis of those Mfh row- WI mut.h mon
for the preceding year, being strong and vigorous, It Is from each
fl27.XU.f2 against only $103, d'"1,d rows that ears should be
. selected for next year's seed, the very
1 1 beet being saved for next year's corn
( breeding plot
lroK-r Trrutiiicnt For Dynen-j . . ' "T ,
A friend who was classed as one of
tery and Diarrhoea. j tn fortunate ones In the Tripp county
Tl.e Rival niortalitr fnmi dysentery UnJ wlng Us recently made
and .liarrboea U due to a lack of prov f:?11,"0" ? J"
reatmet,tat tl flt staof the after dfUt,nc h m,ttM. wocIudM
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