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VOLUME 2, NO. 35
RICHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 16 1914
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MDffiDft iSMG HOSMi
pick Dillard, local lightweight
ftnd Sing Ilosan; tho chinesci
ho:er, will box tdn rounds at
tho Richland Opera House, Sat
urday night. Sing IJosan comes
from Boioo under management
jaf Nick Collins, and m one of the
fastest boxers in the north-west.
Dillard is in active' training and
oxpecls to wip the matqh but
there in no certainty of him do
ins:' so. ,
Sing Hosnn is a real chinaman
and a clever b6;:er, his principal
asset being his continual boring
in qualities, possessed of rather
short arms, he keeps boring in
until ho rcftchos his opponent,
ho invnrilily boxes on the agres
ivt Dillard will certainly have
his hands full and then sonYc but
6n the other hand Stag will have
no cinch for the outcome is
ftonbtful.
ACIIIIE
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GUN
Il-EEIIORGIIS
Great Enthusiasm is Shown
by New-Bridge Rod and
Gun Men
To Have Bakery
.j Richland is to r a bakery
lh same being conducted by
Mrt. MelicU in the Cover build-
Wednesday night . at New
' Bridge, Deputy State Game War-
don, W. E.' LafTei; spoke before
a large gathering of enthusiastic
sportsman. Mr. Leffel gave an
interesting talk on the propaga
tion of birds and fish and explain
ed the object of the club, he an
swered numerous questions in re
gard to the club and finally the
club was organized.
The following officers, were olec
tod for the term of one year to
thc'Ncw Bridge club. President
W. E Martin; Vice President,
Goo. sh by ; Stcretai y-Troasurer
Birney Eidr.on; Board of Direc
tors, G.T. holcolm, Chas.;Ashby
Anhbv and Levi Bwinff. lnc
imr. This will be good tidings
t M i.WM; - ra-
to those who dread the baking LjaeB for .Ub wore placed at
NEW BKtdGB ROD AND
, . .GUN . CliUB
RICHLAND ROD ANl GUN
CLUB ,
PURPOSE 0? OltOANlZA-
TION: The pfopogaiion of fish
nnA irnmn lihvltt in rtliv fih5ru
' 4 f
and hunting groynds. Lha
State fish hatcheries arc; turn
mg out mijlions o fish each
ydaV.' Th'ese fish are distrib
uted through the clubs who
place them in thd streams.
The state delivers the fish to
the nearest railroad station
an-J from there the club ha
charge. It is the same wjth
the- game birds. ,lt is also
the purppse to protsct the
gam'e birds and Th and to:
Hunt in a true sntsman like!
nlanner. It ia also the
P332 to work ' see that
fitiing laws are enacted to'
govern cistn Oregon sport. ;
No restrictions are placsd on ?
mo::ihers other than those in-
tifod by hjcil and clc.511 '
sport.
AW
JUM CUIE
Have Placed Order for 50,000
Trout anS Seme Game
Birds
Thursday- night, a small gath
ering gathered at the City Hail,
Richland to listen to a talk by
Deputy State Game Warden, V.
3. Leffel. Mr. Leffel talked for
some lime in an interesting; man-
nor and tnq aucnenco greauy en
' joyed tlie. IccSjUrp. A' club wss
! formed with' the fclioWing oEcera
these warm days.
Litttle Zarrtaa' Zioglcr m on
the sick list''
twenty five cfnts ptfr year, (hf:
4
V Vl VJ .1 w 4'- - J ,
ty five members joining the rrHt
night atid r.t the present nam
the elfo h'a in the ncighlwrhocfd
u w mm m wrs, ' - -
6,KI?Tt - 0nK0i:dMutaYl6sand twen-lld what be Uevea is a ; Uneernod. Alkrgei
thousand ih the lanes at cqru um iwu. . , iod theeluL ct this
n. ,v..k...w. Ui,-h..iftfihflercflk. The club anil return, ksw ouo c.u ,Mnvfc,,osir!ce te
j, -,,..wi'A'Bi'AMP( . .. i.u--..-i.. vessterdav . morning, fle ir.3'ic, -
i"n 1 a)sirin IflPClGeu VO name tnuiuauiyvra mi; .... . , .1 i HiBsiaii- twuuw
... r 1 i.w .j 1 ill!-. 1
1 fsew Linage iwoo " uuh
'TIF
Wing
Prpsiricnt. Wm. L. Flower: Vice
P'jr-ij President, Chas. 12. Barber; Sc.-
retary-Treasifrer, Clarence Ka.y
Board of Diresfcors, Wm. Sa .it
ders, I. N. Senders, T. J. Red
dick and Allen Binheimer. Club
due were placed at twenty( five
cents a year. , The club was imm
1:ie P.'iand VM and Gun
, (The NEVi'3 BW.'imiJciivr la;
ae;cunt
of some of
the
orint ejch v:ecH. asf
tle financial 4
association.
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t3 J v .
idh 6f. the
11 un
snorteman 11 -t Knowing 61 t.ic
Thursday meeting: and express-
Linft 2 .with Jt ' hear , te AV arden
Phone two long'on till llnca, day
or nfghi
RICHLAND .- OREGON
"FITS ANDERS-"
Physician and
Surgeon i
Offlco In Caver Dulldbp. rtowh,
Centrul lsytUnf. . 0e hmu ririfef
oi any p'Aono w ib..
RICHLAHD
OREGON
pEV. FRANK HOPKINS.
PASTOR METHODIST'
CHURCH
LO V5L REHRSSENTATIVE
IDAHO STATE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Rev. Frank Hopkins, Pastor
Methodist Church, Richland Ore.
No charges for any services ren
dered. Will go to Robinette,
Sparta, New .Bridge or to any
point in reach, if my eoi vices are
needed.
RICHLAND OREGON
A Bad Spill
John Bennefioff got a spill
from a hocking horse, Safcqrday
. . mi. 1 . - T
tfiat was a ua one. . nje nui.
was supposee to be gentle and
John Bare ibid Bennfc'hoff were
attempting the teat oj nnding
the horse double, headless to
inv the librae resented this and
rwvlful to buck. He bucked
intoF. Clark es front Eporch arid
6irow, Ber.nehoff against one of
the posts knocking him insensible
it was thought for a time that
the accTdent would have serious
results but everyone is all right
now. John Bare also was thown
but escaped injury.
sFrtd'.u- evpnksa and the, City Hal
The Gover team which Frc '
Cooper recently purchased fro:
Bill Gover , proceeded Sundr
evening to give a demonstrati.
of their running abilities whic
entirely satisfactory. The tear
was standing m front of the h
tel wait'ing for Mi3S Nellie Cha.
dfer who made tHe trip to Ha',
way that night. They becar.
alarmed in some' fashion ar. .
started to run. Chas. Makfnsc
the driver,' grabbed one of th
horses' by the bit and was draf-
ged from the hotel to Kellor's;'
corner in a vain attempt to stop
them. The team doubled backf
and went through the narro".
alley back of the hotel, on up ti
street to Fannie Wright's, vVbf .'
they turned and went until th.
(struck. the main road which tl.
i started down. P. Cooper
the team coming, caught 1. .,
rear end of th-3 rig, set the br...
land gradually pet them una.
control. Nothing wss damage. .
'A Sunny ofccarer.ee vas wht.
Walter Jones runr.lnf throu
.the alley in a vain attempt i
catch the team, had a head z .
collision witft Alven Craig a:..1.
j;pretty black eye. It is hard ;
on or ti.
Burprxsttd.
Uay wh ether JV ait., Lv
kwiveel waS"thfe'"tnoat'
t ieenure.wuuy automouim pverr ... ,
roads w.nicu ne aescnueu awmi"
possible, along the -.Snake river
the road m p.aees, having been
washed eo tirely away. . Be" wen t
by way of Huntington 'and Rob
inette, thence .aerosd;td Richland
and then to BkkeT by. way of
Sparta. , ,t
CrvWnf t-hh' Holes "in -the'road
between! Huntington and RobJnV
ette were twenty- feet. across, hu
said,.-and. in.somo places theie
was no .trace of there ever hav7
iiig beeira road.' HevMs fpi'aed'
L it . ...1 1 recant-' vi-llf O 'r
the holes to 1st his automobile
go . bumping over. . he entire
trip vcs akcut 140jnifc3. ' .
esff el lectured
rjtnber join-
occasion anc
po, so at
numbers abo.ut
J ; V
. Fifty thousand fefi wera order
ed; fco be placed in streams ant
iaVes in Eagle VaVrej', also thi
matfer of securing some Chinese
Phesants and Austrian Partridg
es. wa3taken..up and no doubt
I they will be secured.,
.ButchesiShoEl Clzv.cs Hand;
rF:fMii5 Ttppvpa hn5 takh over
taknh
NOTARY PWLIC
A3nt Cor LIVERPOOL, LONDON
, ami GLOTIK
PHNN8YLVANIA
AMIflRlOAN CENTRAL
lnsiirunua C,o. bY North
AlnarlcU
JtfPNA INSURANCE Ca
A nolicy tn olUier intiintilnmtrancu
011I3G0N
Cemetary Fund Grows
The Eagle Valley Cemetary
Ass'n reports cash on hand this
date, $35.00.
The following contributions
have been received since last
weeks report:
mm. P. A. Moody 5,00
T T Simnnill . ' 15.00
Transfer iuhd
Total " .
Donations of
sums, arc always
or give monty
Raley.
T Slimmer -School in Session
1
nted in Montana. , j
" Tlfe Rev.' Frank- Hopkins -has
received a call to return to .Mon-'
taria, and take upUhe. work .of?
the ministry thereat the clbse'of
tho qhurck year; which takes
place the' latter part- 5f August.
Mr. HonlcW canjo Crom Montana
to Richltfnd at the personal cail;
of BiahDD oVaterhou3e, and Dr. J,:
More, tho -secretary. of the-Bdard
Uni orsfty of Oregon, July 15
e! R. Curf man, of Newbridge, is
"among those who have registered
rfoi; the courses in the State Uni
versity Summer School at Eugene
this year. The present seSsior
of the Summer School has the lar
gest attendonce in the hisiory of
the Institutbrj. Standards have
tyon raised, six credits' now tak--,ing
as much work to eain as was
formerly required for seven. No
eredit is now criven for attend
ance at Assembly lectures, yet
these have proven popular enough
to fill thclarirestha Ion the cam-
1
'pus every day at' eleven without
jny other raward rncher tnan toe
r
now on. Mr. Reaves is a prae-.
lical butcher and intends to keep
ahon. i.i
is intro
ductory advertlsmenfc. page 8.
UCSJ OUuCnui ami nacuua
an ug to date butch dr a)
this issue you v. iil so hi
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RICHLAND
Livery and Peed
Stable
RICHLAKD ROBINSTT STAGE
LINE IN CONNECTION
stage leaves ll'chland 8:00 a. m,
Arrives at Roijinctt 10:00 a. in.
Returning Iqhvcs Robinett 1:30,
arrives at Richland 3:20 p. m
.lecture itaajf, motthe &tu
fidents th'syaaE 'unusally
h ,irfn nvnnnrl:ionflf. older man and
f 1
oo'lO ' ial-inducetaent to have him cometyo.mao, whq go at fena- yprk m a 2 u.rM ut aC ftu iauH ?
weleoiiKvSend,8ivnaoroi tJ g rioiIlaND n -i?XWay J
tovSrra; Anna 'his moving expvnjce?. ftoi.o-,luf yw , I - - .-am U
, OfUJlJUtfU.,u.i i-iik" (r-' "
Good itturas nnd tcurncuts,
prompt and first ci&as service to
every patron. Travehnc: men's
patrona sollcitcc. ;
FRBD COOPER, Prop. :
Rich.'.ana . Oregon l.
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