TIIK IIKNI) UVhlMTlX, UV.Sli, WKUXKMIAY, DKCKMlllIlt II,
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LAND SHOWS
AID TO OREGON
SAWMILL AND POST
ATTEND
Mnny Ctlillillx nt .Mliineiipoll mill
CltlriiK" Font I Micro I of Mini
HiitiKfJ KitilPfnrrH upon Ore
Kn itiid Its Itr-Miui-trw.
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Tli 11 rnllmvliiu nitrnrt. nrn ronrlnt-
tiil from mi account of tlm luinl hIiows
sAV Chlungu mill MlunonpollH, written
Tor tho Oregon Jniirnnl tiy I., V. Mo-
IWwiill, roprwuunitiHo 01 mo inn
llllt'M,
Moro IIiiiii fiOO.tinn people linvn
Unrned something ubmit Oregon tlmy
novor know ho font n n result nf tlm
fttnlu'n pnrtlclpntlnn n lliu mini show
of tint Northwest Development Inngun
tit MlniMt)Mi)ln, which closed Novum
bor 2U, niul tho CIiIpako land nhow,
which closed December H.
"I.nilil hIkiw ndvnrtlslng wllLsorvo
t(l IllillU till! (OUIItlosS OppOrtllllltlon
In Oregon forcibly to (tin attention of
thousands of Interested people.
"A I .Minneapolis I lui Oregon oxhlb
It wnn ropreseiilntlvn of tlm statu nn
a wholti. Tli In exhibit wnn backed
ml by splendid illniln)M on tint pnrt
nf thu Uront Northern niul Northern
I'noino lUllunyn nml nUo wnn given
prominence liy tlm Oregon & Wosloru
i'oloiiUntloti Co.
"TlinniKli tho courtesy of tho
41ral Northern Itnllwny tlm Oregon
lilbll wns rushed (rum Minneapolis
thu night tliu Intut show closod there
hiiiI I ho opening of tlio I mnl show nt
('hlpMM".
'TlHiro In hardly nil linur In tlm
lny but whnt lhnri In n crowd In
front of tlm Oregon inhibit. Hun
lrmt or different questions urn naked,
nil or which prove Hint tlm pooplo In
tho crowded sections of tlm east and
wlddlo west um looxlng forwnnl to n
Ii limn tuitnnwlutru In tli American
Northwest.
"Thnusandn or pieces or Oregon
literature hnvn boon carried home.
Mnny visitor nt bold tlio MlnneaHilln
unit Chicago shown Imvn Hindu tlm
second nml third vlnttn to thu Intnl
tdiow for morn Information nlKiut
tho Northwest.
Mnny Ask OurMlniiK.
'(). K. Froytng, mnnagor or tlm
Oregon JJIty Commercial Club, who
n poll a, wss In rhsrgu nt Chicago.
J. Ii, Hnwhlll, nocrntnry of tho Contrnl
Oregon Dovolopmont Lonftun, has
boon n tireless worker nt both nhown.
Mr. Froytng nml Mr, Hnwhlll woro nn
slslod In ChlcnRo by W. K. Donnolly
or Hood Illvor niul 12, It, Post of
Hond.
"I'rnil (Irnhnni, gouoml Western
Immigration ngniit or tho flront
(Iront Northern Hnllwny, linn devoted
much of bin ttmo to special work for
OroKon,"
SCHOOL MEMBERS INCREASE
ttiirolliiiont FlKiirift Nhotv (Jnlu or
till I'npIN ItnrliiK Month.
(Itnporli'd for tho lltillotlu.)
Tho not mirollinmit or tho Hond
puMIn nohool nt tho olono or Inm wcok
wnn 'HH nn opponod to 244 on Octo-
bir 4; tho vnroluioiit on Nuvuuibor
1 hnd boon ritdiirod to 322. Tho
punt month linn thcrnforo wltnoniiod
n not Inrronnn or 20 puplU whuronn
tho pruccdluK mouth nhowod n not
(ohm or 22. Tho imrollmont nt tho
corrcHpoiiilliiK tluiit Innt yonr wnn 214,
tho not Klii for tho yonr boliiR 31.
On Octolmr 4 of llio jirofioul yonr,
with ,n totnl onrpllinont of 244, tho
onrollmoiit or tho flrnt flvo Krndoa wan
140) at tho prcnont tluio onrollmoiit
In tin-no mii in 0 Krndcn In 103 thut In,
during tho pnnt two month tho on
rolluiuiit ot tho ncliool nn wholu linn
not chHiiKi'd vory nutlorliilly, whllo
tho onrolliiiAnt of tho flrnt II vo grndon
linn boon Inrronnod by 17. Tho onroll
inimt of tho flrnt flvo Krndcn on Do.
combnr 1, 1011, wnn UK; thoroforo,
tho not Knlu or tho flrnt flvo Krndcn
durltiK tho pmt yonr linn boon 4ft,
whllo tlio not Knlu or tho itchool linn
boon only 31,
AROUND JHEJOUNTY
NoM or InttTrftl im (fathered I'roni
HtilimiKr'N.
(HlntcrH Ilorald.)
A nhort tlmo ngo n raw nppllcn
tlotiH woro mndo for nRrlculturnl Innd
Innldo tho DcbcImiIcm niitlonnl ro
Horvn ucnr tho hond or tho Motollun
rlvor. An noon n ' boomno known
Hint npidlrntlonn wero boltiR mndo
thoro wnn qulto n rimh or purtlon nf
tor donlrnblo homontondn with tho ro
milt thnt diirlrtK tho nt two wcolcn
mora thnn DO qunrtor ncctlon or lnnd
on tho different Ntrnntnn nonr tho
hond or tho rlvor Imvo boon nppllad
for. Thin U nil vory dcnlrnlilo njtrl
culttirnl lnnd with nbundnnco of wn
tor for IrrlKfltlon purponen, rhor
In ovor two million root or Koort plno
timber on nil or threo clnlmn, but
thono mnklim nppllcntlonn for tho
lnnd nn homoitcndn nro confident thnt
their clnlmn will bo nllowod nn tho
lnnd In rich bottom noil thnt will
mnkn vnlunblo farm nn noon nn It Is
under cultivation.
MIITOMl'H 1IAXK8 COSH()l.WrV
(Mntoilun Contrnl OroRonlnn.)
A trnimncllon of more than ordi
nary Intercut to tho local builncnn
world In tho consolidation or tho Citi
zen Htato llnnk and tho Motollun
Htnto Hank, tho bunlncna to be con
tinned by tho Citizens Htnto Hank.
NoKotlntlonn have boon under way
for nomo tlmo. Tho Citizens Htato
llnnk will occupy tho bulldltiK or tho
Motollun Htnto llnnk. It In ntntcd
that tho innnnKomont will bo un
changed, c H. Mnrah remaining on
prenldcnt and N. A. Ilurdlck tut ennh-ler.
YOU OUR
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Yffy THE! mr-Sr-
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.mm hav, t
, WIMi lltll, II t'lll'KCII AT HIHTCUH
HlKht hundred dollar linn been
Inubncrlbvil toward building n I'rcahy
Itorlnn church nt Hlatorn, nayn tho
Ilorald. Tho building will bo iihout
f HO by 3ft feet In nlxo, with hnaeincnt,
Tho total cot In entimnted nt $2100,
i H00 or which will bo rnlncd nt His
' torn. Tho romnlndor will bo dooat
,ed by church oxtonnlon bonrdn. Tho
I triutec-n of tho church nro J. I. Durk
!ott, C. J. I.lojd nod John W. Dennis.
lEFULrWEHAVC
THlN6SA-vcKim.Nu
1VERYBODY
IN
COME TO OUIt STOKR AND I1UV YOUK CI!KISTMA$
I'KKSKNTS, AND THEN VOUR TAMILY AND FRIENDS WILL.
UE GLAD TO GET THEM.
DON'T THROW MONEY AWAY ON NO-'COUNT TRASH.
I1UY SOMETHING THAT IS COMMON SENSE.
Or COURSE, WE HAVE PRETTY THINGS THAT WILL
PLEASE THE WirE, "HIM" AND THE CHILDREN.
Skuse Hardware Company.
ciintcii to in: movi:d.
(Mctollun Ceiitrpl Orogonlnn.)
Tho (Jerinan Methodist church,
ultuntcd three miles southwoat of Mo
tollun, will bo removed to Motollun
next week. This In In compllnnro
with the nctlon of tho official hoard
or tho church, nt n meeting held a
nook ngo, nml nt which District Hup
orlntondentunt llertztor presided
CLOSING OUT
SALE
Men's and Ladies' Shoes at Cost
Men's and Ladies Rubbers at Cost
Hats at Half Price.
WORTH NOW
Men' Hllk Munlem 91.75 $1.23
Meo'H Hllk MufTler J JJO J .00
.Mcn'n Kllk Mulllrni l.ai .75
MenV While Ifnndkcrt blcN, per do .... lJiO .75
Men', Hnrnleni ICncli 1.00 2.0O
Clilldmi'd Htrrntern nml C.VmlM, end 1.00 JH
Hoy' mid OlrlV Knit Trxiiies X 5
IwiiIIcn' Knit Hhnti Ih MM ,75
Jjulle' Felt Kcrwy IkjjIoh I.OO JHt
Clilldren'w llnMer llroMii Ix-iu(ln 75 .10
l.ndlrM' Hinbroldert)! Colliim ,.,. U." .1UJJ
JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE AT COST
Everything has to he sold heforc January 1st.
Price no object. RIG BARGAINS at
E. A. SATHER'S
I'niNKViM.i: oivhs i'uanciiisi:.
Prtnovlllo linn granted n second
electric lighting and power fran
chise, thin one to tho Covo 1'owor Co.
It In for twenty yearn. Tho other, al
ma dy r ran led, In hold by tho I'rlno
Water, Mght & Power Co., which wnn
recently bought by tloorgo Jacobs,
who nlso has acquired a franchise In
itedmond.
LOW COST IIIIR'K IIOMCS.
Having caught the spirit of low
cost brick homes nt tho last Clay
Products KxKjsltlon, a Chicago con
tractor Is putting iir 2C or this typo
or residence. Tho houses nro 40
feet long and 21 root wide, having
sewn rooms each. . In addition to a
estlbula, bath and pantry, flvo of
theso rooms nro on tho first floor.
Tluso brick homes nro a story and a
half high and have commodious
, porches acros tho entire front and
back. Thoy nro strictly modern
throughout and nro faced with ex
cellent raco brick. Tho front ver
anda columns are made of fuco brick
with a single span across tho entire
width of tho house. As a proof tha
this typo ot homo oan bo built at
moderato cost, attention Is called to
tho fact that even In Chicago whoro
the cost or building oporntlons Is high
these houses woro built on contract
at a cost or I2S00 each. Figures on
I tho same house In other parts or the
country run as low as (1800. Theso
houses wore by no moans flimsy In
their construction. Thoy have hard
wood finish, completely equipped
room, wired ror electric lights, piped
tor gas heat, slato laundry tubs In
tho collar and tho basement floors ce
ment throughout.
Host or all this typo or house Is Are
proof, and wilt help to reduce tho
cnormus annual loss or 450 million
i dollars In the United States. Theso
I modest brick homes mean less Insur
ance, less fuel bills, freedom from
rats nnd vermin, fewer repair hills,
less paint. A proporty of this kind
has a permanent value, Increasing
every year as values In tho neighbor
hood Increase, whllo a frame house
would become less attractive, mora
oxponslvo and or less value from year
to year. Advertisement. UKND
JJKICK & WilUER go,
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NEW COERJES HEBE
Mm. P. C. Anderson, Jwnt Arritctf.
From Knnsn.H City, Huccuinlw.
Mrs. ilrownlo Hrothorson Ander
son, wiro of F. C. Anderson, died on
Tuesday, December 3, nrtcr having
oomo to llcnd but thrco weeks ltefore,
rrom Kansas City, with her two
young daughters and her husband.
Mrs. Anderson was 29 years old. Sho
had suffered rrom tuberculosis, deith
directly resulting from an attack of
pneumonia.
Tho body was taken to Kansas
City for Interment. Mr. Anderson,
the children and Mrs. Chris Ander
son accompanied 1L
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