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Only two more months of school.
f Come in and trot yotir 1919
angler's license.
Silas MclJowell is tl biisinesi
visitor at the county seal.
liny lamb nipples at Richland
firug Store. --ud
The town council Of Richland
are spendind $500 in ,'tavelmg
thestteots.
, Sassafras,Barlnpw'B Ihe time
to use it, buy it at Richland Drug
Store. iid
Lojter Holcomh returned last
week from the soldiers liomo al
Uosoburg!
Mrs. (Jortrudo turner, n for
pier teacher in Pleasant Kidgo
district! died recently at I'oteau,
Okla.
Preserve your meat in proper
manner; use Wright's Condensed
Smoke. For sale at Richland
Drugstore. ad
Furmnn Davis and Roy Camp
bell arrived in New York from
France last week. They arc ex
pected home soon.
, Rolla Long( who was recently
mustered out of Bntt. D. 2nd F.
A., is visiting in Portland but
will soon return to Eaglo Vnlloy.
Pruning Tools, hand and lover
pruning shears, three kinds of
saws. Now Is the time to use
them. ID. & W. LUiandleK ad
i Mr. und Mrs, John Flyrin.'John
Bennehoff, und Wright Allen
were among others from Eagle
yulley visiting Bukor the past
wedi.
, A party given al Hid school
house U.st Friday evening by the
teachers and students .of E. V.
High was greatly enjoyed Uy
those present,
t Joe ftiay was ri visitor from
Sparta Tuesday. Ho said there
was about a foot of "the beauti
ful" in his neighboihood, which
means crops this year.
, PERCH ERON STALLION for
pale black, five-year-old, will bj
priced cheap. Come and see him
at J. R. Lee ranch in Dry G-ulch.
H. A. Jacobs, owner. ndlG-7p,
I Stray horse has been in 'tny
field more thon eight weeks. Bny
with black mane and tail, wkito
Spot in forehead weight about
i200; uround threo yca,m,iold.
Branded J on the loft shoulder
Owner may have same by paying
(cod .bill (ond for advertising. W.'
E, Martin, New Bridge. nd
Almon Motley of Halfway was
a business caller last Friduy.
Middy lies in assorted colors at
Saunders Dro'S. ad
' Barnoy E id Sou la transacting
business in Biiker this week,
I Ladies' silk hobo to match youf
shoes at baundcrtf Bro's. ad
Mrs. R. C. Mack loft Saturday
for n visit with relatives" at Hunt
ington.
Mrs. Delia Buird and Mfs. Nel
lie Clements of LaGrande, are
visiting at New Bridge.
Put one of the new Day Phono
graphs) tho Claxtonola, in your
home. See them at Saunders
Bro's. ad
Pvt. Elmer E. Simonis, Co. L.
322 Inf., has landed from France
and is confined in tho hospitol at
New York.
Art Malonc is moving to the
Grandma Shelton place in Dry
Gulch, having purchased name
some months ago.
New spring goods coming every
day. A new line of childrens
d esses, and kiddies play suits
just received. E. & W. Chandler.
ad
After several weeks vacation
caused by therecentepidemic the
Sunnyside school rerpend Mon
day with Miss Ruby Gentry in
charge.
For Said 10 shoats, weight
fiom.GO to GO lbs; also three
young brood sows, two will far
row soon. Will sell at a bargain
R. Guyer. ad
Lost A motley faced red year
ing steer branded spring calipers
A on left hb. For reward see
' or address. Mrs. Winnie L.
Byrne, Richland, Ore.-ad-lt-lS
MAMMOTH JACK, "Broad
way," will stand the season of
1919 at our rrinch 12 miles west
of Richland. Feo reasonable.
H. II. & II. A. Jacobs. adl9p
Eber Eldred is how sailing on
tho U. S. S. Alabama. Friends
desiring to write Should address
him on the above named vessel
in care of postmaster, New York
City.
For Sale Two 2-yr-old Jersey
heifers, will be fresh soon. Alqp
have a 3 1-2 inch Joh'n Depje troft
clad mountain wagon fp.trjide for.
lighter wagon. John W.' Patter
son. ad2t t t hi4 (, (,
The Ladies Aid-of jjtiift.Christ
an church will mpeat Mrs. C.M,
Dimmick's tomorrow, XFridajf),
afternoon at, two. p'clocki- Ml
members and those jnterested in
the work arq.urgfld to be present.
W.' E.IIplmcs moved his garage
equipment to tho new building
opposite Saunders Bro's. store
this-.wxiek. J. P. Jones and Har
ry Herr have formed a partner
ship, and will conduct a garage nt
tho jQnes building.
Walt Cundiff and Cowan Govor
brought in three head of cattle
from Red Mountain about ten
days ago. The animals were in
fttir condition, proving tho winter
had not been severe even in the
mountains,
Tdken tJpTr-S'tray horse, black,,
i)o brand( white spot in forehead;
3 yr-old, wt about 1300; also stool
gray marc branded J on left
shoulder; 2-yr-old, yt about (fOO.
Taken up February 13th. Owner
or owners may, have same by pay
ing for feed bill und advertise
mont . John C. Wellinghani.
Sparta, Ore. ad2t
Renew your subscription.
Onions at Saunders Bro's. ad
II. J, Husklns has riiovol to the
'Saunders ninth oast Uf Richland.
Walter Wilson; .a resident of
tile Sparta district, transacted
businiiss in Richland yesterday.
A. J. Kelly Upd 3. E. Arnel
bae leaned tho pool room fron.
Frank Clnrk finil todk charge
Inst Saturday.
For Sale Nine shoats, weight
around 100 lbs. ciich, and one
good brood sow; all in thrifty con
dition. Mrs. Julia Tolly, Rich
land, nd
The American Young People,
u high-grade 'monthly magazine
for boys and girls, (price $2 per
year), and the h. V. News, both
one year for only $3.
The Sunday School Lesson for
Sunday Mch. 9th is Conditions of
Suscessful Leadership. Lesson
Materia) Josh. 1:1-9 and Ps. 1 10:
9-19, Jo3l .l:9 is the Golden Text,
Mr. Parker, who will open up
the movies again next week, in
forms us that he has contracted
for a far better and higher class
of film's for the doming year than)
any ever ueiore snown in the
Panhandle We predict an in
creased patronage.
Howard Jacobs madu this of
fice a pieitsant call Tuesday. He
stated that he had in 180 acres of
fall wheat which was now cov
ered with a deep blanket of snow
and that from all indications the
crop in the Five Mile district
would be a record breaker this
year.
Friends of the News who have
occasion to publish legal adver
tisements in settlement of estates
or other probuto matters or in
cases in the district court will do
thia paper a favor by directing
their attorney or the county of
ficial having such matters in
charge to have such publication
made In The Eagle valley News.
Senator W. jtl Strayer of Bak
er has th,e best jecbrd in the state
senate so.fcas voting on contro
verted- measures is.,, .concerned.
On 1(55 roll calls.of the senate,' qn
which .r,9 w.as a, .vfsiqn,. of
vote,, htray.er, missed only, ihree.
Nb;,onq,fyho knoufs Jiio? ,w,ould nc
fcuso hiupdpdginotO(jniss any
cine. of4thp4hree roll calls. Or
egon voicr.
: . I ... .
riavfe Installed X lay Equip-
, ment
Wo h'rive Installed the very
latest X-Kfly equipment.
ChiropritcUcCi is a procrossive
science. Dlseliso has a definite
cnuse infljdo tljo hody, (not out.
side'. Unless that cause is1 lo
cated and removed no curd ".will
he made. The cause ,o.f djscase
is an abnormal condition -of the
spine, which .is producing pres
sure on the nerves, that pass .be
tween the ver.tobrne of the spine.
This prevents, nature (tho. brain)
from controlling the .parlS' in
volved and disease develops. With
tho X-Ray w& locate tho abnor
mal condltions.of.fJie spine, vyliich
s convincing proof that the cause
ias boon located. Why treat the
effects? Have your spine, adjust
ed anjd removo.tho cau3o of dis
ease and1 nature will cure.
'... ...DRS. BIGGS & BIGGS.
Chiro'prricbcstf and Nerve Speci-
dlists. ' PhtoaCSl, Ofilco K. of
P Bld'ff. Baker Orenort,
"Somewhere in the West"
tliwro In development Bolrftf on lh 1010 that ymi tvnnt to know nbout
It may he a reelnmntlon project; a new mining project, n ncwlydl
covered oil Held, opening tot tnpnutacnitcm opportunltloH In RrowliiB
olicep, entile, hogn, horsea or otlfer livestock, of yoil piny want to know
something of the Jiccnery of the Went what to bpc whcij you motor
itcroM country on the new highway that nro IcUik built.
Buyding tho Wect"
Hi lteyr Vftti Mln It tl.fli hxdy pUhilenUm In Ux UnlUd S'.iU drro'.l 10'tW
to "Uulldlnif lh Wilt,"- rrl It U tlvj nstlan-wk. exponent of the odrmnUiiJ nJ
ppotunllli to t lounj in lh Wot. Jt U bringinw tb "UruiUu man to tb
tnanleai Und."
Amontf th Imporltnt mbjtet that will l tarefully vrnniti wlli corppny:na
IlluiUatloni In Th Mew Wot Masazln In 1319 will Ui
Wettern Reconstruction
WatU Landi to L IUcl:mtd (i itrle)
Rlvlnc lh Settlrr a Cbunfd
Aerleultur th Dailt of Commrc.
What CaplUl Dtrn.n.li of th Writ
KffWkncy on th Farm
MaltlnK tiatltflnl Farmrr
But Aid for Induitrlal Uerctopmtnt
Cood Uvadi and Uittrlbutlon
Western Wonders and Tourist Travel
American Attraction V. European llatUefleld
Ssrklnj; Pouly Inttrad of liulni
L'jIWintf National Hlehwat
Developing Home Industries
Tli obtervanc of "Weitern Consumer Week." which orislnated with The Ife
Went Macailne U reart ac will b earrltd out on a larger cle than ever in 1910,
the eond week in April b ne the rczular date cboten. During thU week all the
rople of tho Vet and etpcelallr the women will b kiked, to call for and u
Wtetern-made twli, nrvl retail merchanti will make tpeclat dUplar of article
manufactured In the Wot.
katabUthed 1)10
The Nev Wesf Rlagazine
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KOI Whit nnlldlnr
fieatlle. Waihlneton
lilt Wclker n.nk Doildinr
BALT LAKK CITV Utah,
SPECIAL
The New West Magazine w)ll give you a ge
irvcy of the West its industrial, oil, minir
survey oi the west its industrial,
live stock opportunities,
The Ergle Valley News tells you all the Ideal happenings and
keeps you Informed on what is going on in the home community.
The price of the NeV West Magazine is ,$2 a year 1 Outprjce jc
The price of Eagle Valley News is also $2 per year ) for bothV'i
TOO STRONG ON SYMPATHY
Elvira Parkins Had a Fault From
Which Too Many of Us Are
Not Quite Free.
"Is site gone?" Aunt Harriet In
quired breathlessly. . .
Aunt Harriet's niece, Elloen, turned
from tho (lowers she vas. arranging
flowers left ..by the departing guest.
"Shc'siJust going down .Uic path," sha
replied.. "Shall, 1 call her back? Da
you want to see her again? Did sho
leave anything?"
. "If you call her back, 111 disown
fou, even If you are my favorite
Mece." Aunt Harriet retorted, "Tell
me. tlie minute the gate clicks."
Eileen's eyes began to dance.
Months . of Illness liad not broken
Aunt Harriet's spirit. She left the
flowers and devoted herself to th'o
window.
"Nowl" she announced.
lAunti. Harriet drew a lopg breath,
Ui.wlBh." she declared, "that Elvira
ITarklns never had had a mother I
There. I've said It. and I feel better 1"
"Aunt narrletl" Eileen cried, with
a laugh that broke bounds Iti spite
of her.
"I know, 1 suppose I ought to be
ashamed, and maybe t wal) be some
day, but Just this minute that seems
to me the most relieving thing I ever
said In my life. Elvira Parkins Is a
good woman. She wouldn't, hurt the
feelings of a fly, and she'd run her
feet off doing kind things for'people.
I could stand tho kindness, but what
I cnri't stand ls her sympathy. '
-"If i'lsoirilucfi 'as imetitlon' n twinge
hi my llttlo finger, she1 will draw down
hor face and1 lower her voice and say,
'I know you1' can't tell me anything
about' t. 'My mother suffered that
way for y,enrs.' I have discovered that
Hlvlra's mother had an accident like
mlno and was hard of hearing like
iritf and had a heart Just like mine.
Elvira saw me dodging a streak of sun
light for a minute, and she Jumped
for the shade and pulled It clear down
nnd came back and. patted my shoul
der, nyirmurlng, 'My mother had Just
such sensitive eyes. You must bq
very, very careful. Mother suffered
so with hers the last of her life.' "
,Aunt Harriet's mimicry was delight
ful. Eileen wns enjoying herself
greatly. "Do tell mo some moro of
Elvira's conversation I" sho. pWaded.
"I'm ready to vow neer to be sympa
thetic, again as long as I live."
Aunt Harriet sank back bri 'her pil
lows, but her eyes wero twinkling.
"I'm not saying that I'd ndvlse you
to go quite ns far (is that, Eileen,"
sho retorted, "I'd only call your at
tention lb th'o fact that there's sym
pathy nnd sympathy, and advise you
to exercise a lltOe.coro In chojgfw
tho klnfl you use' M ZTS S
Alaek.i
America' UnexsIortJ Kmplr
Obtuwln tlut I'rcrtnt Alai!can Dc
. vtlopmtnt
1'iih Mora ValnabU than C.M
Retatt of ImpoalOK Grandeur
Th Ilallroad of .Alaika
Itecent Alaikan Mlnlnir Development
Adventure In Wonderland
the Wt"
Uetrolt. iiichiran
OFFER;
general comprehensive
i ... 4
on, mining, agricultural and
Estray
Notice!
In accordance with an order, oi sale,
made by Frank Clarke, Justice- of tho
Peace for Eagle Valley District 2S"q. 1
Baker Co., Oregon of date Feb. 20, 191j.'
I will on the 21, day of March, 1919, aV
my home place near Richland in said
County, eell al public auction, tho fol
lowing described t-stray animal, to wit;
one black and whlt heifer about ono.
year old, no ear marks and branded with
a blotclied brand oil rixlil hip.
Ter.ns of sale caelum hand T .
Dated this 20th day of Kebiptf)
1S-1C - -Sam Brown. .
. 'rj-.fv :.- "
f Farrrer! Jncome Taxable.
rvEvery farmer and ranchman who
had a fair or a good year In 1918 must
heed the Income Tax this year. H
must consider all hla income as taxi
able. He Is entitled to deduct from;
his gross Income all amounts expendetf(
In carrying on his farm. The cost o. ,
farm machinery, farm buildings an j
Improvements cannot be deducted. The
cost of live stock, either for resale o.
for breeding purposes, is also regarded
as Investment -J
Overtime and Bonuses Taxed.
i falary and wage earners must cotfi
sider as taxable, every item received
from employers and from other, '
sources. Bonusej and overtime p ag
ar to be reported ns well as the regu
lar payments.
Allowin;?! for Losses.
Losses sustained In 101S and nob
covered by Insurance are deductible
Items If Incurred in the taxpayer's
business or trade, Iri any transaction'
undertaken for profit or arising from
fire, storm, shipwreck or other casu
alty or from Uicft.
4,.
SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY
INCOME TAX PAYER.
Washttston, D. C. "Tho
rights of nil persons now filing
Income Tux, returns nre amply
k protected . by provisions for
abatements, refunds nnd ap-.
penis," says Commissioner Dan-
lei d. Ifdper.'
"Everj person can be sure of
fl square deal, No person Is ex-
pccTcd ,io pdy more than his
shnre"bf tar. HIS share Is de--Ar
termlned solely by the amount
-A- und nature of his net income for
1018, as 'defined In tins law. "
tc "Abatement petitions are 'dealt
- with open-nilndcdly. Refunds will
be nluUe-fh irttiiT ease where too
ihuch- tax U erroneously col-
lecled." '' r
it ''Tho Iiicotue Tux Is 'on the
level' ull the way through."
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