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AGLE VALLEY NEWS
VOLUMU , N0. 11
RICHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1918
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W- H. STRAYER
Attorney at Law
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Baker, Oregon
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BEJEADYJ9 HELP
Engineer KingH'.oy and a forco
of Dion arc now surveying the
post road from Maker to the
Ingles' ranch, as soon as that
stretch is completed they will
survey Powder River Canyon
east of Richland und then the
Sag. Immediately after u Biirvey
completed, plans and specifica
tions will he drawn up and adver
tisements issued for bids.
The 1918 program appears to
js as boing absolutely fair in
every way, and wc beli'jvc our
citizens wll make a very gravo
mistake should they fail to pledge
the JtO00 apportioned to be raised
in Eagle Valley, as that amount
will bring $20,000 for improving
the road east of Richland the
coming summer.
Several have told us that they
thought conditions hardly right
for such extensive improvements.
Our reply is this: Oregon will
spend a certain amount on roads
this year; hundreds of other sec
tions of the state stand ready to
ta'v ;. ' igeof the opportun
it - the benefit of the
f.Hi. i et aside in case thit
.mild fail to make good;
this mimes it necessary that w
rais this sum to get the work
started this year, else the road
tfx and auto tux paid in Bakei
lfnmttu will irn ti Itmlit rrvrwlu in
feWl.llV, II III fW V W UUNt V V fc . t
some other county.
No enc will deny that the
Raker-Cornucopia post road when
completed will be worth many,
many thousands of dollars to tin
residents contiguous to the route
throughout its entire length. If
the program as planned for 1918
is carried out, other portions will
ho built next year, and the com
pletion of the road from Raker to
Cornucopia in 1920 is assured by
the Stata. Highway Commission.
. Ere manydnys every property
owner in this section will bo ask
ed to contribute to this cause and
wo venture the assertion that
it will be a short and easy task tc
raise the sum required.
McDowell Bros. & St. John.
Under the above firm nnmo
S. A., W. E. and J. B. McDowell
have entere 1 partnership with O.
O. St. John and will go into the
bee and honoy businoss on an ex
tensive scale. They havo secured
an option on a parcel of land be
longing to Mr. Densloy and the
apiary, which at present includes
over 100 hives, will bo located
U i n. The firm will have for
file " oe keeper's supplies of all
kinds, "much of which wiU be
manufactured under their own
supervision.
Arrangements will bo made to
handle honoy in largo quantities
which will bo marketed in the
East and prominence will bo given
the fact that it came from Eagle
Valley, thus giving our district
much merited publicity.
Rexall -93- Hair Tonic for dand
ruff and falling hair, $1 per bottlo
at Richland Drug Store nd
ALIEN ENEMIES
MUST REGISTER
Among the regulations for the
registration of German alien ene
mies in the United States during
the first week of February, arc
the following:
All German njalos gf the age of
M years and umvard arc icquired
to register.
The affidavit of oach registrant
must be accompanied by four un
mountod photographs, signed
across the face so as not to ob
scure the features, and the finger
prints of each registrant shall be
tuken.
Between 10 and 15 days after
registration each alien enemy
must again appear before his
registration officer to obtain a
registration caid, which will bear
hts name and his left thumb print.
this card must be carried by the
registrant for future identifica
tion. An alien enemy who changes
his place of residence to another j
pince within the same registration '
district must at once report the j
change to the registration officer, j
No alien enemy shall move out of
the district without a permit.
Application for a permit must be
made upon a form furnished by
the Departments Justice, giving
full particulars as to date, reason
for change, and intended place of
residence.
All German aliens residing or
being within the town of Rich
land or vicinity are required to
present themselves for registra
tion at the Richland postoflice and
complete their registration on or
before Feb. 9th. 1918.
As far as we have boen able to
ascertain, but four residents of
this section will have to register,
these are: Julius Frahm, John
Schnau, Henry Sass and John
Nave.
The funeral of A. J. Tarter was
held in the afternoon last Thurs
day instead of forenoon as first
announced, so that relatives from
a distance might attend. The
services were well attended and
the sermon by Rev. Johnson ex
ceptionally impressive. Among
other relatives it: attendance were
R. A. Tarter of Boise, son; Mrs.
L. Lloyd of Joseph, sister; Drey
fus Tarter of Weiser, and Lcuta
cia Tarter of New Bridge, grand
children; Claude Officer of Half
way, nephew; and Mrs. W. T.
Bennchofi' of Richland, niece.
Mrs. Geo. W. Martin was taken
to Baker Monday, suffering se
verely from ear trouble aggra
vated by lagrippe. On Wednes
day Drs. Pearce and Barton per
formed an operation, removing a
portion of the bone from one of
her ears, and at last reports she
was getting along "in fine shape
although the operation was a very
serious one.
Our Special: 3 bars "Maxino
Elliott" Toilet Soap 20o. Raley's
Miss Jewell Winders and Mr.
Otis Moody were united in mar
riage at the home of the bride's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Allen in Richland at G:30 Sunday
evening, January 20th, Rev. A.
Thomas performing the ceremony
in the presence of a few relatives
of the contracting parties.
Both bride and groom are well
ktio-vn to all residents of this
section and a host of friends wish
thm a long and prosperous life
of connubial bliss.
Mr. and Mrs. Moody have gone
to Baker for a short honeymoon,
but will be at home after Febru
ary 1st, in the Beaucamp house
east of the Methodist church.
Council Meets
The regular meeting of Rich
land's common council was held
Tuesday night and among other
matters taken up was the dance
ordinance. Although the clerk's
minutes show but one previous
reading, the bill was given a
"third reading," and its provis
ions discussed at length. As but
one councilman present favored
its passage it was referred back
to the ordinance committee for
amendment.
' The matter of city water was
then taken up and the committee
on fire and water instructed to
find the cost of drilling a well at
the street intersection just west
of the town hall.
Things You Want
It isn't any trouble at all to
think of the things yotf want. It's
how to get them that causes most
of the worry.
There's the comfortable home,
money for old age. means to edu
cate your children, that vacation
trip and a thousand and one other
tilings that come crowding up the
minute you think of the things
you want. A little savings ac
count at our bank is the best start
you can make. It will grow. The
funds are safe. Some day some
of the things you want will be
yours it you work, save and bank
with us.
ad) Eagle Valley State Bank
Card of Thanks.
We, one and all, wish to extend
our heartfelt thanks to all who
so kindly helped us in our be
reavement. R. A. Tarter, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Lloyd, Dreyfus and
Loutacia Tarter, Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. BennehotV, Claude Officer.
Our grocery dept. is stocked up
with clean fresh goods for meat
less and wheatless days. We can
fill your wants. Try our Coffees
from 25 up and make life worth
living.
ad E. & W. Chandler.
Now is the time to buy that
new Hot Water Bottle at the
Richland Drug Store. ad
Conserve your canned fruits,
use more dried fruits. See our
line, Raley's ad
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BABY BOND
for your Boy
FREDERICK R. WILSON
Physician and Surgeon
Richland, :-: Oregorj
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