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of utilizing tliiMii. In return to." tlio road
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Subscription $1.50 Per.Year.
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no ivituciUMi (Or Hiiy rvjtson w tuOsmv'r.
Hnies 1. 11 ihspluy lulvcrllslni! inailo known on iii'l'H
cation.
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t!u uititorinl and tlio necessary teams nnd
l.il..vr i. tlic work; tlx t!
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eminent stands all of t ho other expenses,
tiood roads advocates believe tin? t'ou
vontii.ni will mark an impotiu ;t cm in
tl,. ,l..v...mment of t ho Northw'sl, 1 Will
start ft now roa.l campaign al.m - economic j))
.nu.l practical linos. According lo Mr. A,,-g
bo!t thousands of dollars are tlirown uway j.
..,. t.v individual counties llv
throngh not understanding how to ouii-f?))
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Tho business man who decide
sn well known that ho does not need to
I . . .. ... ! ...,,,.1 .mi nl' l.n'.il material at
half tho cost that is p..id. to.o.l roa.U art
Un.-li .-in iinnortant feature to tho develoi
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that he! 'f the roinineree of a country I ImtiQiVj
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ore is a
woll-ih'tinoil fooling that tin
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, .. ...,.... (Jovom nt si. mil. I nut oniv mm- as i
novel use, is uuMiiiin; unuti K" '- i . .... ., , ,.
lusion. He for.ots that onstomors of j the host n.otlunls of l.u.l.l.nR thorn hnt
.. . I otuiooni'iato imWli'V JlUtl IMHl'.l V"1 111
whorovor no.xlo.l. II would stop main ;
small leaks in tho .litloront oountio soino-j
times oiniso.l hv irrafts ami more often!
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progres
sive eompetitor tomorrow, or tloaii, or
move mvav before another vear. This
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ceaseless ciiange aim loss mi pauuim, u s . . ,,i
this avenue alone, make it imperative that ! through hu k of Knowledge am hest of ail
he most gather a new tra.le continually orjeost the taxpayer a very sina 11 fraotmn ot ;
.... if i, f..iUithe taxes he now pays. Haying the;
Miner a ueciease mi uufiui.-j. o -
4.. ...i,..,;. ... i.s. l.;,,e.s eon- machinery thesoiont.l.o knowle1Ko ' ami : AS
stantlv before the people coming into Inexperience the (iovernmeiit om.hl g.al.ea,l ,
localit'v. rival competitors, who ,1,,, will am! buihl roa.ls at a nouuna cost. I hose,
attract ami hohl a verv large proportion j interested in the g-o,l roa.ls movement (
of trade. To the mo.rn. up-to-date, ad- think that some such action s n-c ssary
vertising business man, the non-advertis- be lore any decided progress ,-. mado and ,
ing competitor is dead easy game. Nojare studying the quostion Iron, every ;
. i I. .ti'i i ooint of view o as to tortnulate some
business man, however well established, jl""01 i
can all'ord to omit appealing to the piiblicPriK,ical plan. :
fr new and continuous patronage so long I ,.. , .r iw, Oregon'
, ' , There are 1 -- inmates ol tno uitgon
as lie wants a share ol tno trade, iiemayi, . . . , .ir,rf,B nnmlier
.... , . ., i insane asvlum. I his is the largest luimni r
De known to Ins old patrons, nui uie
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voung generations growing up and the
new comers know him not, or, if they do, j
thev know the .'business man who adver-s
tises freely much better, and to him goes j
the trade.
jof unfortunates that the institution ever
contained.
ranisli-Vau Winkle Weddiiiff.
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! .Special from Monmouth.
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. ; i Un weanosiiay evening, k-f,. . -.
Good Koads 1 interesting wedding toftk l-!uoe at the home of; f))
. , -f i :,jDr and Mr. N. H. Parrish as they gfive in
Deep interests is being manifested n , Dr ,
the proposed good roads convention by lQ Mr Umb ,Iu!lier vHn Winkle, ofi)
people in various parts oi uregon lu,"jSalem
Washington. Already, since James W.j" Thepariora .ere tastefully decorated with a
Abbott's visit, numerous letters asking , profusion 0f fern8 ,! lM--autifuI trailing vines
detailed information have been received 'of wij,j cieil,atis. while ribhoim of green and
by the Chamber of Commerce and Board j white mjxej daintily with the sott green vines,
of Trade says the Telegram. ! At 8 o'clock, to the strains of Mendelssohn'B
Invitations will be sent out to all of the! beautiful wedding march, the bride and groom
County Judges and Commissioners in the j together descended the green embowered
state to be present at the convention to ! stairway and took their place., preceded by
open in Portland October 15. Secretary ! the bride's small sister, Miss Winn.fred, be
Reed, of the Chamber of Commerce will j fore Hev. E. C. Wiguiore, who performed the
furnish a list of names to the Government marringe ceremony with the ring service,
department of Good Roads and Directors making a beautiful and impressive ceremony.
Dodge and Mr. Abbott will send invitation j The t)ride Wil8 attired in a gown of soft grey
at the expense of the Government. Theec edfl ci,jne with cream point lace 'and
will be probably a number of special in-jcarrie(i a bouquet of pink carnations, while
vitations for which the chamber bear jth( groom wore the conventional dress suit
the expense. j . .
Secretary Keed is now corresponuing
vi'itft other eommerc lal organizations m
the Northwest so as to gain their co
operation in getting the Government good
roads train here when the convention is
held. The train of 10 cars of modern road
machinery is in charge of Government
experts and they will build several miles
of road in or near Portland as a lasting
object lesson of the value of economic
machinery and methods. The sample road
of course will be a present to the city
and county and the wear and tear from
teams will tell in time the practical worth
of the methods employed. In the build
ing of this road the Government will use
such local materia as is at hand. In
whatever section it operates it always uses
the local material thus demonstrating
that the things nearest at hand can be used
Little Miss Winnifred, as (lower girl, looked
sweet and dainty in white organdie, carrying
a basket of white nweet peas.
After the ceremony congratulations were
offered and a dainty lunch was served in the
dining room, which was decorated with ferns
and yellow ribbons. A large number of
costly and handsome presents were received.
There was a large "number of invited guests
present.
For the past two years Miss Parrish has
been a teacher in the fourth grade of the
Saem Park school and has a large circle of
friends and acquaintances who will unite in
wishing her all future happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Winkle will leave in a
few days for Salem, where thev will be
"at borne" to their friends after October 1st
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