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Farmers and Merchants
W rite us fo r our cash offer on your
F arm and D airy Produce.
If we
d o n 't handle it will re fe r you to re-
liable buyer. j*EARSON-PAGE CO.
P o rtla n d . O regon.
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MONUMENTS AND HEADSTONES
E s ta b lish e d 1887. Q u a lity a n d low p ric e s. W rite
for estim ate«. O p e n in g fo r local a g e n t w h e re wt
are not r e p r e s e n te d ; re f e ie n c e req u ired ; no e x ­
p erience n e c e ssa ry .
Pacific Marble & Graniti
W orks, 1377-79-81 Valencia St.. San Francisco. C a l
YOUNG M EN A N D W OM EN W A N TED to p re ­
p a re f o r p o s itio n s as te le g ra p h o p e ra to rs for
n e a r- b y r a ilro a d s a nd C ity te le g ra p h com panies,
g u a ra n te e d p o s itio n s $66.00 to $90.0) m o nthly,
8 h o u rs w ork, fine a d v a n ce m e n ts, easy to learn,
p a r tic u la r s fre e . Pacific T eleg rap h & Railw ay
I n s titu te , W a sh in g to n U u ild in g , S e a ttle, W ash.
Machinery
Zß ^
ex c h an g e d : e n g in e s ,
boilers, saw m ills, e tc . T h e J . E. M artin Co.. 76 1st
B t„ P o rtla n d . S end fo r S to c k Liât a n d p rices.
K O D A K
ro lls
size.
sh o p
p le te
B est
developed, 10c, any
L a rg e s t a n d best
in N o rth w e s t. Com­
p ric e lis t on req u e st.
re s u lts g u a ra n te e d .
JACOBS
P .-L Iiuild’g, Seattle
Wove).
Uublocke:
PANAMAS
WIAVIR TO WEAR»
Making Reproof Effective.
B eing to advise, or reprehend any
one, consider w hether It ought to bo
In public or In private, presently or
a t some o ther time, and In w hat term i
to do It; and In reproving show nc
signs of choler. but do it with sw eet­
ness and m ildness.—George W ashing
'on.
StMeUns ija li
,
^ P o r t la n d , O reg o n
/
R esident and Day School fo r G irla i u * ^ ^
char«» of Biat«rs of S t .J o h n Baptist ( Eplaoopalli
Callaglata, Academic and Elamantary Dapartmaata, I
Maslc, A rt, Elocatlon, Oymnaalam.
i
F o r ostalo« address T I I E S IS T E R S U P E R I O R I
O f f i c e 30. S t. H e l e n a H a l l
Picking the Good One*.
"You see a group of girl children,
o r schoolgirls, or university girls, or
factory girls, or ballroom girls—you
can pick out, as plainly as If they
w ere branded, the ones whom men
w ill w ant to m arry and the ones whom
no m an will w ant to m arry.—"A
T ouch of F antasy." by A. H. Adams
DAISY
FLY
KILLER
placed an yw here, a t ­
t r a c t s a n d k ills all
fliea.
Neat, clean,
o rn am en tal, conven­
ien t, cheap. L asts
a ll season. M ade of
m etal, c a n 't spill ot
tip over; will n o t soil
o r in ju re anythin«.
G u aran teed effective
Bold by d ea lers ot
6 nent prep aid fo r $1.
HAROLD BOMERa.
150 D e K a lb A ve..
B rooklyn, M. T.
T urn to Motor Vehicles.
T h e advent of m otor vehicles In
M adras Is of com paratively recent
d ate, but w ithin a very brief Interval
th ey have to a g reat extent supplant­
ed carriages draw n by horses, which
form erly constituted the chief m eans
of tran sp o rtatio n among the European
contingent.
L iq u id b lu e is a w e a k solution. A void it.
R e d C ross B all B lu e , th e b lu e t h a t ’s a ll b lu e.
y o u r g ro c e r.
B uy
A sk
Happiness and Piety.
Do n o t forget th a t even as “to work
I* to w orship,’* so to be cheery Is to
worship also; and to be happy Is the
first step to being pious.—Robert
Louis Stevenson.
M o th e r s w ill f in d M rs. W in s lo w 's S o o th in i*
S y r u p t h e b e s t r e m e d y to u se iu r t h e n o h ild r e u
d u r i n g t 'l e t e e t h i n g p e r io d .
Cleaning Glass Bottles.
A glass w ater bottle, when constant­
ly used, soon becom es discolored. This
m ay easily be cleaned by pouring a
little vinegar Into the bottle and add­
ing a pinch of salt. Allow th is to
sta n d for several hours; then rinse
w ith clear w ater. The bottle will be
p erfectly c le a r and h r’^bt.
A u t o m o b i l e Ey® I n n u m n o © n e e d e d a f t e i
E x p o s u r e to S u n , W in d s a n d D u st. M u rin e l£y«
R e m e d y f re e ly a p p lie d A ffo rd s R elia b le R elief.
N o S m a r tin g —J u s t E y e Com fort—Try M urina
Key Ring for a Bride.
A t a m arriage service at Chelten
ham parish church recently. It wai
found th a t th e bridegroom had forgot
te n th e ling. At th e suggestion ol
th e clergym an th e key of the church
door, which had a ring at the end, was
com m andeered, and the cerem ony waf
com pleted.— Pall Mall Gazette.
N o ttm ti.h tfu l D,r*on u*ea liquid blue. I t ' , i
p inch o f blue in a lln r e bottle o f w ater. A sk fo l
R ed C r u u B all Blue, th e blue th a t’s a ll blue.
Typew rlttr for Two.
To enable two peraoni to ueo th<
earn« ty p ew riter a table hae been pat
ented In which there Is a turntabli
to hold th e machine.
M EXICAN'
MUSTANG
L IN IM E N T
*.
V m p v
- SAVES POULTRY LOSS.
I
Mrs. N. W arren . S e a ttle . W ash., w rites!
" M y flock o f ch ick en s had Roup a n d upon
advice o f a f r ie n d I trie d M u s ta n g L in im e n t.
I find it a w o n d e rfu l rem ed y a n d m y b ird s
are im p rovin g f a s t .4) Am s u re t h a t I sh a ll
n o t lo se a n y .
I a m v e ry g r a te fu l a n d w ill
tell m y friends It is n o t safe t o b e w ith o u t
M exican M u s ta n g L in im e n t.”
2 5 c . 5 0 c . * 1 a b o ttle at D ra g i t G a o l S tom a
CHRISTIANS EXILED
Japanese Practice Untold Cruelties
On Native Coreans.
Seven Denied Hearirg— Eminent C o ­
re an Lawyer Banished for
Defending Prisoners.
BURDENS ON S E TTLE R S .
Senator Borah Propose! to Shift
Cost of Failures.
W ashington, D. C.— Shall se ttle rs
on governm ent irrig a tio n p ro jects pay
for the m ista k e s of the reclam ation
service, or shall th a t loss be saddled
upon the governm ent? T h at question
was raised in the senate a few daya
ago and will be more e xtensively pre­
sented on b eh alf of the s e ttle rs by
Senator Borah, of Idaho, who i t now
a t work upon a speech on the subject.
U nder the reclam ation act, all mon­
eys spent o u t o f the reclam ation fund
have to be paid back by the settlers,
who acquire w a te r
rig h ts.
This
meanB th a t th e se ttle rs not only are
required to pay the actual coat of con­
stru c tin g th e projects, b u t have to
m ake up any losses, th e losses being
added to the costs.
T his m akes the
burden heavy upon the s e ttle rs when
any m ista k e s are m ade, for under the
prev ailin g system of book keeping the
full e x p en d itu re is figured as cost.
T his su b je ct first arose in connec­
tion w ith a bill auth o risin g the sale of
the governm ent p lant and project a t
Garden C ity, K an., a pro ject th a t
proved to be an u tte r fa ilu re.
T his
was a unique project, in th a t there
was no flowing w ater to depend upon,
and all the w a te r for irrig a tio n was
to be pum ped to the surface |fro m an
underground flow 20 fe e t below the
surface. T he governm ent sp en t about
$300,000 on a big pum ping plant,
b u ilt its d istrib u tin g system , and then
found the p ro jec t w as an u t te r fa il­
ure, fo r it could not g e t th e w a ter to
the land a t a cost the farm ers could
pay. The land ow ners under th e proj­
ect, how ever, had obligated them ­
selves to rep ay the cost o f construc­
tion, and being w ithout w a te r they
w ere unable to raise crops o r m eet
th eir paym ents. So the pro ject has
been abandoned, and i t is now pro­
posed to sell the governm ent plant,
release the se ttle rs, and recoup the
loss as fa r as possible.
B u t th ere
will be a su b sta n tia l loss on the proj­
ect a t b e st, and the problem has
arisen, upon whom shall th is loss fall?
It cannot fall upon th e se ttle rs on the
Garden C ity project, fo r they have lost
e v erything and cannot p a y ; in fa c t
they never had w a te r fo r irrig a tio n ,
and th e governm ent-did not keep its
p a rt o f the c o n tra c t
T he fe a r has
been expreBBed th a t th is loss will be
d istrib u te d upon o th er projects, and
th a t se ttle rs in other sta te s w ill pay
for th e G arden City fiasco.
New York—Confirm ing inform ation
published several day« ago, le tte rs
have been received by friends of
A m erican m issionaries in Corea, d is­
cussing the sum m ary b anishm ent into
exile by Jap an ese a u th o ritie s o f seven
native C h ristian s w ith o u t the form ­
a lity o f a tria l o r hearin g .
These
cases a re in addition to those of 120
C h ristian s ro w on tria l in Seoul,
charged w ith com plicity in a plot to
tak e th e life of the Ja p a n ese governor
general.
O f th e men who have been exiled to
one o f the m ost barren o f m any small
islands which are used as penal col­
onies, the one m ost recently a rre ste d
probably is the best known.
H e is
Pyong Chan, described as the m ost
em inent n a tiv e law yer in Corea. He
had been retained to defend five o f the
prisoners ro w on tria l. H is sum m ary
banishm ent deprived
his accused
clients of his services alm ost on the
eve o f th e ir
tria l
under capital
chargee.
A nother of the exiles w as a rre ste d
several m onths ago. In the course of
the to rtu re s inflicted upon him during
the police inquisition to w hich he was
then subjected, the m ain nerve tru n k
of one arm becam e paralyzed, leaving
his hand useless. A th ird m em ber of
the band o f u n fo rtu n a te s is one who
had suffered th e Ja p a n ese “ th ird de­
g re e ’’ la st spring and who a fte r two
m o n th s’ im prisonm ent had been re ­
leased as innocent of com plicity in the
plot a g a in st C ount T erauchi.
On reg ain in g his freedom he told
his frien d s in detail ju s t w h at he had
been m ade to endure. H e va> re -a r­
rested and banished.
O f th e rem aining fo u r exiled C h ris­
tians. one was one of seven teachers
employed in th e Syen Chun m ission
academ y. A nother w as a stu d e n t in
the sam e in stitu tio n .
The third was
an elder o f the church in W iju and a
fourth was a g ra d u ate of Syen Chun
academ y.
Two others—n on-C hristians—w ere
A P P LE C R O P 4000 CARS.
included in the sentence of banish­
m ent, m aking the to ta l num ber nine. Wenatchee Will Ship More Than at
Any Previous Season.
B O Y RAISES PRIZE L E T T U C E .
W enatchee, W ash.— F our thousand
carloads o f apples will be Bhipped
Mammoth Head Weigh« 24 Pounds, from W enatchee valley th is year, rep­
la 66 Inches In Circumference.
re sen ta tiv e s o f g ro w e rs’ unions say,
P o rtlan d — A m am m oth lettu ce head, a fte r a tr ip through the valley. T his
w eighing 24 pounds and m easuring 66 is p ra ctic a lly tw ice th e crop of 1911,
inches in circum ference and 24 inches and th e la rg e s t apple yield in the h is­
The increase is
in diam eter, w as pulled S aturday by tory o f th e valley.
T itu s Rayl, 14 years old, who lives a t due larg ely to increased acreage.
W enatchee apples w ill com pete
1402 Rodney avenue.
T itu s sta rte d
o u t to raise his big le ttu c e head as a w ith those from o th er d istric ts on the
prize w inner in the garden contest C alifornia and Canadian m ark e ts th is
w hich was held recently a t th e Wood- season, as well as from the E ast.
law n school, b u t when he saw its m am ­ The G reat N orthern railw ay has ju s t
m oth grow th he couldn’t re sist the announced a reduction from $1.03 s
tem p tatio n to le t it grow to th e lim it. hundred to 45 cents a hundred to C ali­
S atu rd ay the boy discovered the fornia.
head w as about to b u rst and ¡to p re ­
W A L L A C E BAN KERS PAY UP.
vent the c atastrophe he pulled it up.
T itu s did not g e t a prize, b u t /h e has
the sa tisfac tio n of know ing th a t his Paulson, Easton and (ireenough Es­
head o f lettu ce is th e b ig g est thing,
tate Wipe Out $75,000 Liability.
so fa r as record goes, ev er grow n in
W allace, Idaho—The offer made by
P ortland.
A ugust Paulson, Spokane m illionaire;
Stanley E aston, m anager of the Bun­
T U R K S ARE V IC T O R S .
k e r H ill & Sullivan m ine, and the es­
Italian Torpedo Boats Repulsed and ta te o f T. L. G reenough, o f $75, OOP in
se ttle m e n t o f all th e ir lia b ility in con­
Tw o Destroyed.
nection w ith the fa ilu re o f the W al­
C onstantinople— E ig h t Ita lia n to r­ lace S ta te Bank of Commerce last A u­
pedo boats attack ed th e en tran ce to g u st w as accepted W ednesday. B er­
the D ardanelles a t 1 :30 o ’clock S a tu r­ nard F. O ’N eil, form er president o f
day m orning.
the bank, who was e x tra d ite d from
T he T urkish fort* replied vigorous­ Vacouver, now is a w aitin g tria l on
ly, sinking two o f the Ita lia n w a r­ charges in connection w ith th e failure
ships and dam aging the o th e r six. o f th e bank.
The cannonade lasted 45 m inutes.
The offer w as m ade in a p etition to
T he cab in et m in iste rs w ere h u rried ­ the D is tric t court, w hich wag asked to
ly called to the palace w here, a t a a uthorize th e receiver o f th e bank to
council of w ar, it w as'd e cid e d to close accept th e money.
the D ardanelles.
Cotton Futures Banned.
Train Outruns Flood.
W ashington, D. C.— H eavy penalties
R iverside, C al.— P assengers who for gam b lin g in cotton “ fu tu re s ” are
w ere aboard a tra in on the w ay here provided in th e Beall bill passed by
when a cloudburst broke n e ar P erria the house by a vote o f 95 to 25.
told how th e ir engineer raced a g ain st E fforts w ere m ade to am end the bill
a tow ering wall of w a te r w hich sw ept to include provisions p ro h ib itin g gam ­
through V alverde Canyon, in order to b ling in g rain s, but these failed. The
save his tra in from being overw helm ­ bill would p ro h ib it all dealing in cot­
ed by the flood. The trainm en noticed ton fu tu re s and fix heavy penalties
the wall of w a te r ro llin g down the for the purchase or sale o f cotton not
canyon tow ard the railroad tracks. a ctually in existence.
H eavy fines
The en g in eer opened the th ro ttle and would be im posed for the use of the
m anaged to b e at the flood into P erris. m ails o r tele g ra p h for th e dissem ina­
The floods softened the roadbed and tion o f cotton specnlation inform ation.
caused some delay in traffic.
Engineer Presents Case.
Liners Encounter Ice.
New Y ork— W arren Stone, chief of
New York— Icebergs and ice fields the locom otive engineers, resum ed his
w ere encountered by th e stesm sh ip s p re sen ta tio n of th e case o f the en­
M auretania and A d ria tic on th e ir gineers o f th e E astern railroads when
la st trip .
The la rg e st
b e rg was the a rb itra tio n com m ittee m et here.
sighted by the A d ria tic on S aturday He said th a t when he had completed
afternoon w ithin a few h o u rs’ ste am ­ his o u tlin e o f the claim s o f the engin­
ing distance from th e spot w here the eers and sub m itted s ta tistic s to prove
T ita n ic w ent down in A pril.
I t was th e ir contention for sh o rte r hours and
variously estim ated a t from 300 to increased pay was justified, he would
1000 fe e t in length and from 100 to call as w itn esses th e engineers of 18-
200 fe e t in height. On the sam e day hour New York and Chicago train s.
the M auretania escaped an ice [field.
Excursion Steamer Sinks.
Trestle Is Dynamited.
New Y ork—The excursion stesm er
"* L exington, K y.— A large tre s tle be- Rosedale, w hile passing o u t o f Rock-
■ longing to th e R oe’s m ine in B ath aw ay in let, w ith 700 passengers on
! county, w here 200
m iners a re on board, collided w ith the steam er Nas­
strik e , was blown u p S aturday night. sau. A hole w as torn in th e R otedale’e
A railroad tie , heavily charged w ith bow and h e r cap tain headed fo r shal­
dynam ite, w as discovered ju s t in tim e low w a ter, w here she sank. The N as­
to p rev en t a train from beir.g wrecked. sau w as dam aged only slightly and
The company has placed additional took off th e passengers and crew of
the Rosedale.
guards about the plant.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUITE
IN T E R E S T E D IN O R E G O N .
FO R E S T PATR O L T O S TA R T.
Southern Pacific Will Invest $8 ,0 0 0 ,-
OOO In This State.
P o rtlan d —“ I t is only because th e
conditions in Oregon w a rra n t v a st
railw ay expenditures and im prove­
m ents th a t the S outhern Pacific has
planned to Bpend upw ards of $8,000,-
000 w ithin the n e x t few y e a rs,” de­
clared P resident W illiam Sproule, of
the Southern Pacific company, a t a
luncheon given in his honor by the
board of governors o f the Com mercial
dub.
“ I t is very n a tu ra l,” said P re sid e n t
Sproule, “ th a t in a p p ro p ria tin g money
fo r investm ent in th is sta te th ere
m ust be a justification. 1 am in the
city on official business, w hich is the
general cause o f my coming here or
going eslew here.
T he situ atio n in
Oregon in relation to the S outhern
Pacific is one o f peculiar in te re s t to
m yself because th e question o f w h at
should be done here in resp ect to de­
velopm ents a re p u t up to me. I t is
on my own recom m endation
th a t
things are done. In assum ing re ­
sponsibility for th e larg e in v estm en ts
and appropriations in Oregon th e re of
course is som ething to ju stify it.
“ The railroad business is th e sam e
as all o th er business conducted on le­
g itim a te lines.
T he m an who pu ts
his money into it m ust be assured of
a reasonable re tu rn on his investm ent,
or a t lea st the sam e re tu rn as is re a l­
ized from o th er lines of business.
“ Money is not placed into railroad
projects unless th ere is a fa ir prospect
of re tu rn s on the inv esten t, and for
th a t reason we m ust have som ething
to go on before w e can place the m on­
ey we have to spend in developm ent
and im provem ents o f railw ay fa c ili­
ties.
“ O ur confidence in Oregon is very
a p p are n t in our announced in tention
o f m aking exp en d itu res here. A11 we
ask in re tu rn is fo r th e co-operation
o f your business people to m ake possi­
ble the re tu rn s which we have to
have.
I t is th e am bition o f my
w orthy corps of officials over th e O re­
gon lines of th e com pany to have the
support o f every com m unity.”
Force of 60 Men Will Be Distributed
In Timbered Sections.
Salem — W ord w as received by S ta te
F o re ste r E llio tt from the dep artm en t
of a g ric u ltu re th a t th e $10,000 allot­
ted to O regon through a contract
signed a fte r the passage o f the W eeks
bill is now a v ailable. The s ta te for­
e ste r has se n t out orders to the 60
Federal m en, who will be provided
under th e term s of the co n tract, im ­
m ediately to s ta r t th e ir patrol work.
F ig h t o f th ese will be e a s t o f the
Cascade m ountains and the o th e r 52 in
the tim bered counties w e st of the
m ountains.
The w eeks bill w as passed for the
purpose o f p ro tec tin g the h eadw aters
of nav ig ab le stream s in th e various
sta te s of th e U nion w here tim bered
w atersheds m ark the head w aters of
such stream s.
S ta te F o re ste r E llio tt w ill leave in
his autom obile for a trip to practically
every tim b ered section o f the state.
His itin e ra ry will tak e him through
L inn and L ane and D ouglas counties
and as f a r south as M edford, from
whence he w ill go to C ra te r Lake,
through
K lam ath, Crook,
G rant,
W heeler, B aker, W allow a and Union
counties.
H e intends to v isit all of
the patrolm en, su p e rv isin g w ardens
and tim berm en in these sections and
p e rfe c t the fire-fighting organizations
of th e sta te .
H O O D RIVER C L U B
FO R M E D .
West Side Ranchers Will Co-operate
for Mutual Improvemet.
Hood R iver— A lively in te re s t is
being tak en by th e residents o f the
W est Side of the Hood R iver in a
series of discussions tending to c rea te
a g re a te r d iversity o f in d u stries in the
d istric t. ¡The organization o f W est
Side ranchers, known as the W est
Side Im provem ent club, has arran g ed
for a num ber of ta lk s to be given in
the n e ar fu tu re, w hen the c u ltiv atin g
season is over and the citizens have
leisure.
Am ong the topics to be discussed
are such subjects as “ Hog R aisin g in
th e O rc h ard ,” “ P o u ltry ,” “ G arden
T ru c k ” and “ Cover C rops.”
“ I t is
the aim of the c lu b ,” said one o f its
m em bers, “ to have every o rc h ard ist
produce his own garden truck, his
poultry and his own m ilk .’’
T he club is also planning fo r a
C hautauqua, to la s t about a w eek, in
th e cool region o f th e upper valley,
w here th e ranchers and th e ir fam ilies
will re p a ir to enjoy the fishing o f the
d is tric t and to discuss m a tte rs o f in­
te re s t am ong th em se lv es.”
A R G U M E N T IS SU P P LIE D .
Tonic — - - -
Alterative
What is a “ t o n i c ” ? A
medicine that increases the
strength or the tone of the
whole system. What is an
“ alterative” ? A medicine
that alters or changes un­
healthy action to healthy
action. Name the best “tonic
and alterative”? Ayer’s Sar­
saparilla, the only Sarsapa
rillaentirely free from alcohol.
Ask your doctor about it.
Bilious attacks, tick-headaches, indiges­
tion, constipation, dizzy spells — these
sre some of the results of an inactive
liver. Ask your doctor if he endorses
Ayer’s Pills in these cases. The dosa
Is sm all, cne pill at bedtime.
M *(l. b y th b J . O. A Y Z tt CO.. L ow bll X m .
Coatum es Indicated Conditions.
P e a sa n t girls In parts of E urope d »
d a r e th e ir unm arried condition by
m odes of dress and coiffure, and bach­
elors »re som etim es Indicated In sim i­
la r fashion. The zone o r girdle had
its significance In the Greek world,
and the Roman husband w ore &|
such garb of bis own.
T r y It ln r t n c E y e Ite m e d y T o r H f f l ,
W e a k , W a te r y K yes a u d ( t r a n u l a t e d tty e iiu a .
K o S m a r t i a g —J u a t E y e C o w t u r t .
Spoons.
Young Man (dining w ith his own
e st ow n)—"Oh, w aiter, m ay we have
a spoon here?” W aiter—"No objec­
tion, sir. If you don’t m ind th e other
guests.”
Olcott to Furnish Documenta on Ini­
tiative Measures.
Salem — F o r the accom m odation of
When Your Eyes Need Care
those who m ay w ish to file opposing or
T r y M u r in e E y e R e m e d y . N o S m a r t i n g — F e e l«
negative arg u m e n ts to any in itia tiv e F ’n e — A c ts Q u ic k ly . T r y i t f o r R e d , W e a k ,
W a te r y E y e s a n d ( « r a n u l a t e d E y e l id s . I l l u s ­
or referendum m easures w hich will go t r a t e d B o o k i n e a c h P a c k a g e . M u rin e id
c o m p o u n d e d by o n r O c u lists—not a “ P a t e n t M ed­
into the pam phlets to be d istrib u te d to ic in e ” — b u t u se d In s u c c e s s fu l P h y s ic ia n s ' P r a c ­
tic e f o r m an y y e a rs. Now d e d ic a te d to t h e P u b ­
lic a n d so ld by D ru g g ists a t SKio a n d 60c p e r B o ttle
the people, S ecretary O lcott sta te s M
u rin e B ye Salvo in A se p tic T u b e s, 25c a n d 60c.
th a t he w ill a rra n g e to have proof M u rin e Eye R e m e d y C o ., C h ic a g o
copies o f affirm ative arg u m en ts struck
Operation Successful.
off by the s ta te p rin te r, to be fu r­
Agnes—“W as Em ily's operation a
nished on re q u est o f those who desire
success?’’ Gladys—“Glorious!
She
to file opposing argum ents.
T he affirm ative a rg u m en ts are now got fifteen gifts, a hundred dozen
se t in type, he says, and th e cost to rosea and had tw o hundred calls ot
the s ta te w ill be nothing fo r the s trik ­ 'n q u lry .”—Life.
ing off of proofs, and as th e question
of these a rg u m en ts is one of s ta te ­
w ide in te re s t he has decided to pursue
th is course. He also w ill furnish cer­
tified copies of th e a rg u m en ts a t the
legal ra te s. H e has decided th a t the
affirm ative a rg u m en ts are public rec­
ords.
C onsiderable in te re s t is m anifested
as to who a re fa th e rin g the various
in itia tiv e b ills w hich go on the ballot. How Mrs. Reed of Peoria, III.,
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
D U F U R H IG H S C H O O L SU R E.
Voters Authorize Institution at Spe­
cial Election.
D u fu r — B eginning w ith the fall
term , D u fu r is to have a com plete
high school course, in connection w ith
its public school system . H eretofore
the ten th g rad e has been the m ost ad­
vanced course of studies offered.
T he d is tr ic t school board called a
special election a t which th e voters
decided alm ost unanim ously to m ain­
tain the full num ber o f grades p re ­
scribed fo r schools offering the com­
p lete high school course.
H e reto fo re m any stu d e n ts have se­
cured the la s t two years o f th e ir high
school course elsew here, b u t now this
will be unnecessary, and also it is be­
lieved th a t th e added school ad v an t­
ages w ill a ttr a c t fam ilies to th is city
as well as scholars from th e surround­
ing com m unities.
S teps fo r the enlarg em en t o f the
p re sen t school building a re to be taken
a t once so th a t all will be in readiness
for the opening in Septem ber.
Hawthorne Is Appointed.
K lam ath F a lls— Irrig a tio n m a tte rs
alw ays receive in sta n t a tte n tio n in
th is dry region. Thom as H aw thorne,
of E ugene, for several years in the
reclam ation service a t U m a tilla and
on K lam ath projects, has been ap­
pointed s ta te en g in eer on the Paisley
pro ject, which, is under the C arey a c t
The W arner and Chew aucan valleys
contain m uch o f th e b est sage land in
th is region and th a t section w ill be on
th e railro ad w hen i t is extended north
from L akeview . P aisley is ab o u t 100
A P P LE S E L L E R G O E S E A S T .
m iles n o rth ea st from K lam ath Falls.
An irrig a tio n e n te rp rise n earer home
is in the A ntelope valley, 15 m iles Head of Hood River Union Want« to
Open Broader Markets.
n o rth e a st from th is city.
Hood R iv er— W ilm er Sieg, the new
m an ag er o f the Hood R iver Apple
Jackrabbit Bounty Fixed.
B u rn s—The H arney county court G row ers’ union, w ill leave here soon
has d eterm ined to place a bounty of 2 for an extended trip th roughout the
E a s t and M iddle W est, w here he will
cents per head on jac k rab b its.
The v is it th e p rincipal m erchants in behalf
system under w hich th is bounty will of a b ro ad er d istrib u tio n o f Hood
be paid w ill relieve the county c le rk ’s R iv er apples.
Mr. S ieg sa y s: “ I t
office o f the necessity of counting m u st be th e policy o f the union to
scalps. R ab b it drives will be o rg a n ­ m ake as w ide d istrib tu io n of its fru it
ized in differen t localities and those as possible. We w ant to p u t our f ru it
p a rtic ip a tin g w ill appoint a com m it­ on all m a rk e ts in every d i s t r i c t ” He
tee authorized to count and c e rtify to says he w ill m ake an effort to put
th e num ber killed and apon th is cer­ Hood R iv er apples on th e m ark e t in
tific ate the bounty w ill be paid, the th e O rien t.
money to be used in p aying th e ex­
The se a so n 's crop prom ises to be of
penses o f th e drives.
fine size and w eath er conditions con­
tin u e ideal for excellent q uality.
G o o se b e rrie s S how Good P rofit.
S alem —G ooseberries in Polk county
Harney Streams to Be Stocked.
hills a re good m oney-m akers, accord­
Burn«— The H arney C ounty Rod and
ing to a re p o rt of L. D. Gibson, who
lives on the Oak Grove road a few Gun club w ill receive in a few days
m iles from Salem . H e is ow ner o f an from S ta te Game and Fish W arden
acre and one-half o f
gooseberries F inley som e 60,000 young tro u t to be
w hich b ro u g h t him a check for $617.10 placed in Silviea riv e r and its m oun­
T he
in stallm en t
fo r 30,855 pounds, o r a n e t sum o f ta in trib u ta rie s .
p ra ctic a lly $500 fo r the patch.
So comes by w ay o f Bend and then by
fo rtu n a te has he been w ith th e crop au to tru ck 146 m iles, then by team to
th a t he has se t o u t tw o and o ne-half th e several stream s for w hich they are
intended.
By special arran g em en t
meres m ore.
th e chib g ets one tru ck load brought
Hood River Camping Point.
o ver for $100, and the services o f a t
Hood R iv e r—The m idsum m er cam p­ le a st tw o men are neceaaary to care
ing season has begun here.
Many fo r the fish on th e trip .
P ortland people have joined th e local
Glee Club Will Tour.
v acatio n ists in seeking an o u tin g in
U n iv e rsity of Oregon. E ugene—The
th e foothills a t th e base o f Mount
Hood. N um erous cam ps have been U n iv e rsity of Oregon Glee club will
established in th e L ost L ake region, ta k e its annual to u r th is com ing sea­
w here excellent fishing is to be found, son a t T hanksgiving, instead of ju s t
and m any vieitors are passing through before C hristm as, w hich has been ila
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the valley to and from Cloud C ap Inn. custom .
Escaped The Sur­
geon’s Knife.
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I Buffered. The doc­
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R ee d , 105 Mound S t., Peoria, 111.
M r s . L y n c h A ls o A v o id e d
O p e r a tio n .
Jessup, Pa. —“ A fte r th e b irth o f my
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L ynch , Jessup, Pa.
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