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9 EASTERN THURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1025 'm&w & C M NEWS ITEMS OREGON NEWS Ik,,.. OF SPECIAL INTEREST OF SPECIAL INTEREST Better Service TH E C O M P LE T IO N OF OUR N E W B U IL D IN G IS E N A B L IN G I S to give to our many friend the Better Service to which they arc entitled, while our splendid new vuult adds Better Protection than C LA C K A M A S NEW S, Brief Resume of Happenings o‘ the Week Collected for ■ ' Our Readers Locks. So successful was the state fair at Salem this year that there is a cash balance of $24,989. Portland, with permits of $2 295,800, took fourth place In construction on the pacific coast in October. The Ed Douglas» sawmill and plan er, located between Sandy and Esta- cada, w et« destroyed by fire. TH U S EQ U IPPE D , W E A R E A B L E TO A D E Q U A T E L Y A M ) F.f ficiently serve every banking requirement o f the people o f this com munity. IF N O T A L R E A D Y A C U STO M E R OF TH E B A N K , W E < OR- diully invite you to call and learn o f our facilitio fo r serv.uj? you. the Week Collected for Our Readers. Construction of a now $17,000 high school building was begun at Cascade was possible before. 8rief Resume of Happenings ol The public school at Dextor ha« been closed on account of scarlet fever. - Construction work has been started on the now terminal grounds of tho Southern Pacific company at Eugene- The total number of children of school age in Laue county at the time the recent school census was | taken is 44.893. A Pickwick stage on the way from Karl Fisher, state tax coimui»#loner Yt-hka to Rosebure struck and killed Is in New Orleans to attend the an a big buck deer iu the canyon south nual mooting of state tax commission of Canyonville. ers. Mrs, Stella Magladry. wife of J. S. j To date 1495 carloads ol pears and Magladry, state ssnstor died at Eu 374 cars of apples have been shipped gene after an Illness of a few weeks to eastern market by Medford packing from pneumonia. ” houses. / Corn sweepstuke* m the pnnual The new Elks’ temple at Salem, Marion Polk county corn show which vyhlch was erected recently at a cost was held at Salem were awarded to of approximately $175,000 was dedicat the city of Woodburn. ed Saturday night. C. H. Dye was eieetsd president of A movement is on foot at Ashland ply, "lor not payin' a bill.” ho Willamette valley Chautauqua as "W hy don’t you send for a doctor?1’ \ to prevent the use of all Josephine 3cclatkm at a meeting of tho board of "The doctor was here about a mill- 1 county ground» for commercial pur directors held at Oregon City. ute ago, pardner." poses on Sundays. Beoprndent over financial troubles "Oh, you’re all right, then?" All but 12 of the 36 counties of Ore ind continued lii-4ue*Ith, Howard L. “ Why, pnrdr.cr," aid the wounded gon were represented at the annual Ward, who resides about five mites citizen, "it was the doctor's bill I meeting of the Oregon County Asses didn't pay.”— H.vgeia. south of Rosefcurg. shot himself. sors’ association at Dallas. F tf'y carloads e l canned fruits and The Ortwin of A’ -’tt-i A limited season for tho killing of vegetables were shipped by the Ku- The word "news'" developed from an early American newspaper heading. adult bull elk was proposed by 13. F. gene -Bruit Growers’ association last The four points of the compass were! AverlU, state game warden, In a report month, according lo J, (). Holt, man pluced ut the top of the first sheet filed with Governor Pierce. ager. thug: Ralls have been laid between the Five candidates seek the office of N Kltson creek and Salt creek water district attorney of Polk county to E W sheds on the Kugeue-Ivlnmnth Fulls succeed Joseph Helgerson, who has 8 line of the Southern Pacific. been appointed deputy United States symbolizing that the contents of the A 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. district attorney. sheet were drawn from all quarters of tlie world and spread thereto. When Robert Kittson of Marshfield obtained Frank C. Clark of Medford was re the design was dropped the four let matches and set his clothes op fire. appointed by Governor Pierce as a ters were carried In the form of He was so badly burned he died. member of tho state board of archi "news."— Ohio State Journal. John Campbell; pioneer Klamath tects’ examiners. Hts commission hardware merchant, died unexpectedly dates from May 20, 1925. at a nntatorium in that city when he High-Handed Action The salary of the Tillamook county The name "Bride’s Burg •" was given was stricken with heart disease. lairy and food commissioner, now , to an net of Col. Thomas Bride, who Six Japanese steamers of the 8000- $175 a month, was ordered by the with a body of soldiers ’ purg d" the to., (lass or greater size will load on county court to be reduced to $1 a Long parliament of Its Presbyterian Coos bay before iu« first of the year month beginning December 1. members on December fl. BUS. on and take 10,000,000 feet of lumber tu One of iU» Jargest wildcats ever which occasion 41 members were ar the far east. seen tn Klamath county was acci rested and 100 were excluded on the The Immigration office at Portland dentally killed on the Ashland-Klam- following day. The house of com mons, now reduced to about eighty In spent $1345 for tickets during the ath highway when it. was run down ! dependents, appointed a commission to month of October to return aliens un by an autolst from Corvallis. try Charles I on a charge of treasou.— lawfully In the United States to their E. H. Lister, state (raffle officer, Kansas City Star. native shores. with head uartera In Eugene, was in O N E push on the starter—and new w in ter “ R ed Crown” is off like a shot! “ Wild to do” — crowded w itlj piileage!—the achievement of euy 47-years o f gasoline-making ex. p c r ie n c e ! F ill at the “ R e d Crow n” pump and seel v / H E R i-M h e ESTACADA STATE BANK ‘Safety and Service " Hobble" Stairway In a certain building In Skouhegnii Mnlno, Is tin unusual flight of stair« which have n rise of 5 Inches and r Correspondingly narrow trend, looking as If they were made for the con venience of small children. This stair- wuy was built according to the Idea of Dr. Henry Leavitt, a dentist In the building. It was the day of the hobble Skirt. Clad In a hobble skirt, any wom an ascended a flight of ordinary stairs with difficulty and Doctor Leavitt planned the stairs with this style 111 mind. About the time they were fin ished, the style passed to await Its res urrection, but the stairs will remain— a inetnorlul to u forgotten freuk of fashion. Louisiana Purchase Payment for the Louisiana purchase was not made In actual gold coin or bullion. The exact cost of the pur chase was 04,000,000 francs in the form of United States 0 tier cent bonds, rep resenting a capital of $11,2,10,000. The ultimate cost would Include not only the pur value of the bonds, but also ten years’ Interest, the cost of survey lng, of government exploration and of selling the lands. In addition, the American government agreed to as sume and pay the obligations of France to Amerlcnn citizens for French at tacks on American shipping. These obligations were estimated at $3,700,- 000, making u totul payment of $15,000,000. That Was thè Trouble A strangor un thè malli Street ot IL rnelsvllle. Ari*., carne upon a luit tered Individuai wlth botli eyes lilnck- ened and face swollen wltli bruta#* lylng la a beati agnina! thè euri) at thè Principal corner. "Whnt hnppened to you?" asked thè ■trunger wlth some ngltatlon. "A feller beai me up," was thè rrt- D. L. Bailey, 31. employed as clerk at the Hammond Lumber company Anne de Rohan, the daughter of store in Mill City, was killed, being Catherine do l'nrthennl, heiress to shot just over the Leapt with a 25-35 the house of Sonhl.-v, was horn In ritlo he was carrying. Kid” and acquired, like her mother, n Huttos of assessed values to actual high reputation In the literary world. She would have been one of the great values for the year 1925 were announc est poetesses of tier age. but her de ed by the state tax commission. It voted piety turned tier talent Into an was said that the ratios for 1925 show other channel. She died, unmarried. a slight decrease when compared with Ill 1(14(1 Stic W.IS II I'l-.ilutl.ini ...... those of a year ago. Anne de Rohan As the result of an outbreak ol smallpox among patients in the Ore gon state hospital at Salem, It may be necessary to quarantine at least two wards in the institution, jured when his motorcycle and an automobile collided on the Pacific highway at West Springfield. Wire entanglements, which have been under construction nt the Ore gon state poultentlnry for the pa3t few weeks, are completed. The wipes . are located on top of the prison walls. M. G. Nease of Portland has filed suit in circuit court at Eugeiy against the county court, seeking Judgment of $24,343.64 alleged duo for cruising 100,000 acres of timber In Lane coun ty. Timber valued at $879 was destroy ed or damaged tn the Cascade na tional forest by fire this year, ac cording to a report on the fires in the forest prepared by Nelson F. Mac duff, supervisor. Receipts of the state motor vehicle department for the month of October aggregated $56.632.29, according to a report prepared by the secretary ol state. Thus far this year the receipts One hundred and four mills report have totaled $5.315,625.18. ing to West Coast Lumbermen’s asso A. J. Greeg. farm supervisor at the ciation for the week ending Novem state tuberculosis hospital at Salem, j ber 14 manufactured 99.989.931 feet of is suffering from numerous injuries as lumber, sold 103,766.554 feet and ship the result of being attacked by a ped 75.495.032 feet. B mi .'I Sl.iaJa.J Ful r.tij«ngfr Si,i,i i Buick design protects all operating parts from dust anil wear — barricades them w ith iron or steel housings In the famousBuick“$ealed Chassis” and “ Triple Sealed Engine". The famous Buick Valve In-Head engine develops more power from a given quantity of gasoline than other types of engines. A n d now, the Bu ick oil filter makes it it::o try to change crankcase o:i oo.iv at rare intervals. Even smaller, less s power powerful cars do not match itne the Bet Better Buick in low cost of opér ât io n and m ain ten an ce. \ 08 add to your pow er to economise when you buy a Better Buick! BU ICK M O TO R C O M P A N Y , H IN T , M IC H IC A 1? Pttisttf't o f l i m r 'i i l M d fp ri AeSeäer BUICK. C ascad e G a ra g e Wilcox Bros. f»,' A » » T Y Estacada AT LOW COST (California) N E W W IN T E R 'R E D C R O W N ’ THE ESTACADA MEAT CO. H . C. GOHRÎNG, Proprietor j _ , - - _____ - _______ J ___ _ Beef in Q u a rte rs FRO N T, PE R I ALL PO U ND - ÖC YOUNG BEEF HIND, PER PO U ND — He ALL YrOUNG BEEF Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays, open to 8 p.m. ESTACADA OREGON Yale Fiash Light $1.00 CO M PLE TE . Mono Cells. The most dependable Flash Light. Use only They will improve your Flash Light, H E ESTACADA PHARMACY The Stoi9 j Phones Give Warning of Fire Damp in Mine Hundreds of inventors have applied llielr brains to the matter of finding a certain means of detecting fire damp, the cause of such s large proportion of mine disasters. So far no com- Two hundred ten direct Inquiries p'otel.r reliable method has been li'acktatl buck deer which recently wa9 for agricultural Information on Ore f,*i.-'.,l; but It Is believed that a rlcvel- imported from Baker county. .ipn ent of the latest Idea will solve Tho Jury tn the case of J. R. Haless, gon were received during the first two ,he problem. tried in tho Coos county circuit court weeks of November by the land settle This Idea consists In the use of n at Marshfield, returned a verdtet ot | ment department of the Portland pa:r of telephones of a delicate kind, Chamber cf Commerce. ere of which Is placed In the upper not guilty after 45 minutes’ delibera A resolution favoring the proposed g i !er!es. » here the air Is known to tion. Halesa killed George Holmes in extension of the state normal course be pure, while the other Is fixed In the Haless' home in North Bend. for public school teachers from two to lower workings. Wires from each lead Test* of sugar beets grown by 17 four years was unanimously adopted tn a central Instrument. Marlon county farmers have proved j Beside each of il:e telephones Is a by the Polk county W. C. T. U. In so. satisfactory that the chamber* ot | pitch-pipe into wldch a current of air convention at Independence. commerce nt Salem and Portland are Mown by n fan The two pip s are Only 56 votes were cast in Medfor ' j i lined to give exactly the same musi much interested tn the possibility ot establishing refineries in that seetion school district election on the quos a cal note. of approving the annual budget a id So long as nil 1» » i l l . :,!y cue note II. F Schillings, receiver of the raising the school tax of the city m re I* received and given out by the cen B: it Na ional ban!; of Bnndon. which than 6 per cent above that of 1924, tml telephone; but directly Are da- p c o-ed April i. has eraotmaed that the and every vote r.ac i'vertb le. occurs the air supplied by the fan to first dividend ameu-ting to SO ret Dave Arthur, m en' r e f s . rm 'B ent the pipe In the lower workings be . !• t ven'd be paid depositors aud linker county famt v of r.iini.'j C " r a comes changed In quality and this al it- is th> latter part of November ters the note very slightly. tors, was acquitted cf a charge o: l Is the npper pipe, of course. A total of 1.647.306 fish were plant manslaughter In eonreetlcn with th. n f H i result Is e 1 in lakes and stream* of Douglas death of G. C. Tucker la a fight ir that ir..-tccd of a single e'enr note ter county, the eggs haring been hatched tha Mother Lode min# September 1. central Instrument emits a dlr.-ord- in the Rock creek hatchery, according R. J. Ferguson of Portland was sen . noise which Immediately attracts the to thn report filed by Superintendent fenced to three years in the s*air »♦,Awfiot, o# the man In chare* w- — H «t with the state game commission lng him lint there '« fire damp In the penitentiary by Judge Exkin at A The highway between Klamath Fails torla when he entered a plea < lower gall» i i - h t l a d e t p l i i a Inquire' and Ashland will he kept opes' guilt* to a charge of msn»laughter 1- throughout the winter regardless ol* c* nneetion with the death of B. C Positive Proof That tu. v\ now .iu#, it sens announced Graham. An effort also will he made to keep Lover Wes U ntruthfa 1 Angling for trout of 10 inches i T7 •e? tat on the sofa. lie and •«lie the Klamath Falls Bend highway open length or more in all stre s cf tL The lights w ere turned low. 'they Three children. Helen Peterson, age state, which has heretofore been p-.-i gn re RflCb (1ther's ey es with p T 8 years. "Buddy ’ Peterson, age 4 years i fite.1 dur»ug the regular e!~- ’ feet CtfttMitment. He nminged hi* ard Howard Carr age 7. suffsreO „vll from ' * : v or U» "o Aj r ' ! necktie tor the twentletl4 time and serious injuries at Baker a* a result he prohibited th e year ab ve iu po querled. Do you love me. .U lc e r of the explosion ot J/nnmli# caps wit! (tons cf streams not sc (tally r.ff t "V h huh. I think so.” “ 1 knew you tI I 1-1 to»e you too. ahtch they were said to hare beet ed by tides, under a r. » law em.ct ed by the in»! session of the leg t A Tei?— jmTire the only girt for me.A plaj She, hesitating:.»— Did joq ever— le tarer c It-ll Better Bu ick operating coits are very low. This car is thrifty— both in purchase price and in ownership. STAN D AR D O IL C O M P A N Y love any other girl?” "No, Alice— you are the first girl ever loved, the only girl I ever wil love.” ’ Oh, John, I knew It I 1 love yoi more than ever." She flushed will pleasure, raised her chin and looke, at him expectantly through loni lashes. He took three cigars fron hts vest pocsct, laid them on the tnbh beside the sofa nnd started to take lie tn tils arms She sobheo, “ All men are liars." an, »'allied majestically out of the room.— Rehoboth Sunday Herald. In the Solar Plexus The late John s. Sargent, the fa mous painter, who was found dead In bed w|th a book at his side, hated ltmve all things the best-seller type if novel nnd the best-seller type of novelist. A best-seller novelist, visiting Mr. ^argent's T!te street studio, bnce said: "W ell o'. i mnn. y-u a i n ’ t the only' imei-inn with an International rep. I 1 guess nil h e y<-i t ear ! about the hit! my last b » « uinkin’. She's b e i, trsns’ at, ii T 'n Fr ach, Ceruian, Ital ian and Japanese." “ Why ihin't you get somebody,’’ an id Mr. Sargent, "to translate It Into Eng ikhT" — Pittsburgh Ckrvalc'a-Tei* •'■■.fllL B c a h for Fuel Beeches are beautiful throughout the year. From the ground to their polished slender twigs the grnv to brown bark Is clean and smooth, and both bark and twigs are so distinct)»'* that they are not to be confused with other trees of the fort st T i cs,'' frees are famed not only for their beauty but for their many u eful product* ss well. Mys "Tree Habits by the A ;er- lean Nature ut; tattoo. Th.U i.cod 1* »ntuahle for lit; j r an 1 !* made ir tb.or.ng«, furniture, tool bundle*, leneilo. AM fuel a has no superior. _