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About Eagle Valley news. (Richland, Or.) 191?-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1919)
1 taajwMe: '0 mir VrV ' ' VOLUME 7, NO. Jti RICHLAND, OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, L919 $2.00 A YEAR S AGLE GALLEY NEWS Frederick r wilsok Physician and Surgeon Richland, :-: Oregon Night 'phone, one long ring ofi all lines. Day 'phono call con t nil ollicc, W. E. BAIRD I'UNKKAI. DIHIJCrOR I.ICISNSIil) liMHAI.MBR rl(t Hlnoiiil nt All 'ie Alwnjrt III KliH'k UK lll.ANI), OltKUON I Ic he: Two ltorl, Ono lorn: U;& Rogers i...!ui's Popular Hotel r-.-.W MODI2RN CLEAN Lc Direct Supcwisioii of The Owner POPULAR PRICES ("I'rml l.iltfrt to I'l-f .MBIIWII tttii'HUt Irvine Lodge No. 86 Knights of-'rV!' Moot pvory WhIiicmmIhv ninlit nt lliclr Cnrtlo Hull in Itii-lilniul, Orccm. Vlttlt liiK Hrollii'rr- umili' wiilcomu. II. II. MASI'KKSOK, O.C. W. ('. ItAl.l-.V, K.nf It. A K. 1 W. R. USHER I Nolary Public 2 Conveyancer i Y O Oilic ., Tend inxl Wnlnut HU. I'j.jm.mI). ('liriDtittii Clmrc.li C. E. THORP Notary Public All kn h of legal blanks on hand Your patronage solicited W. H. STRAYER Attorney at Law I Fourth Floor Sommert Building Baker, Oregon C. T. GODWIN ATTORNEY Sonunor llldg. Hakor, Oregon America.s , fifty food W Sa.ving caves starving people lioODSON L. PATTERSON II ATPYATLAVv iU.S. COMMISSIONER ' UAKF.lt OHIiGOU A BOOST FOR HALFWAY , The American Statu B'ink of Halfway will increase its capital stock from $15,000 to $50,000 and pecomc a national hunk. When the matter is completed the insti; tution '.v ill be Known as The First National Hank of Halfway. In commenting on the change the Pino Valley Herald says: "An Increase in the capital stock in the local haul' will help in the development of the commun.ty. We have always bion short of capital. The prestige which the change will give the hank should bring an increase of riopoafts and thus larger available funds for tine, 'flie mere news of the change is encouraging. Hanks are usually very conservative. and the faith which the bank mruiadPtnent shows in ou re Ktjurcea and j.ofiibiliUes JvM I if accepted as sound and it coma full of inspiration, especially at u poiiod when so many business institutions are marking time." Will Mark Pioneer's Crave. The grave of W. H. Tobin. who was buried in the Eagle Valley cemetery recently, will have a headstone. Through the efforts cjf Ed Robinette. Counjy Judge Puby ban the tmle otti& couaR owned by 'iobm and instructed Peputy SberilT Satmderi to take $50 of the proceeds and secure a stone for the grave. Mr,, Tobin was widely known throughout eastern Baker county,, having been engaged in mining and prospecting since the days of the first settlers in this section Ho made the Ural "find" of Rolri atSlurgill Bar, taking out many thousands of dollais worth cf nuggets in a short time; other mines on Snako KJver were also discovered by him, but not being of a busin-iss turn of rolntf his money soon was spent and for some years past had lived off the bounty of friends. "Uncle Bill," as fie was famil iarly known, was almost 87 years Qf ago at the time of his death. Ho was a son-in law of Oregon's first territorial governor, Gale. Paid for His Music. Not long ago two neighbors maikeled a load of hogs the same day, and each came to our bunk with the check in pnyment for their live stbek. i.'Bill placed his on deposit; Sam drew the cash. saying jokingly, "1 like to hear tiio money jingle." On tlie road homo that night n "hold-up" man stopped both teams and Sam's money jingled in tho robbor's pocket. Tho robber didn't oaro for Bill's bunk book. MoralThe man who likes to hchr money jingle in his pocket sometimes pays dearly for that sort of nulsic. ad) Eagle Valley Statu Bank . Gardori Seeds nt Richland Drug Store ad ' 'j3on't' forget to tunvyour tinio pleco Ahead an hour next Sunday. WITH OUR SOLDIER Bt)YS f Under date of February ,10th Tracy Matthews wrote that l.o was convalescing at the base hos pital at Brest, France. . Mqrice Cooper received lils dis charge at Camp Lewis anil re turned to Richland last week. "I'ude" has been stationdn at Camp Mills, N. Y., forsomftime past and sure looks finw ai d dandy. f, Art Thompson arrived pom' last week having been disdmrgt-. from the army at the IVeeftno ;u San Francisco whore lie hnwc-:i stationed fornlmoHt four Me has gone to his ran .Snake River. U. G. Day, son of -M t-harfdler, arrived hew' uj'l has gone to workfov Martin. Mr. Da waa aaergf ; i:i lhe'S2nd inf., and wairti i. d at Honolulu; rereiying mt ' harge at Camp Kearney, JpaJii. Ferman C. Davis arrived t oi Monday, having received bis d;-; ..rge at Camp wis JatJfck. Ut; was in the heavy artillery ana -pent, aevond months 1Q tai.cc nut did not get into battle an hu Ualioned near the front for some time. A tpjegram rseeUta !dnji from l?d Blue stated that he had arrived in Chicago, III., and cx uoeled, to obtain a furlough and make a visit here in the near fu ture. Ed had been stationed at tho Naval Air Station at Wexford, Ireland, for about oight months, and has some great yaw to tell alo.it tho way he and Irs com rades helped sink a number of German subs. 'Pole' Mnsterson, formerly of the 08rd Inf.. receives hi dia- cnargo at Camp Lewis last week tnd has returned to the Valley. H'. had b3n doing polite d.rty In Now York City for somi' time p.ist, and says tl.e sight of 'our lulls andjour mountains and the o lor of sagebrush sure is good. He reports Roscoe Gordon and Jay Schultz as two of the c laziest coppers" of'that metropolis. Incoriie Tax Officers Hogg aht Alalopoy will be at the court house in Baker, irom and including March 3tst to and including April 5th, to assist those who failci to complete returns within the re quired time. "Any adjustments of income taxes should be made now,'-' says Milton A. Miller, coU lector, "as drl extensivo drive for delinquents will soon bo under taken," Notice to Slocidiolders. The annual meetintr of tho Newt Young Ditcli Co, will bo held in the school house at Now Bridge at two o'clocK on Satur day afternoon, March 29th. J. C. Bowen, Sec. 4 , Mrl. M. L. Allen' has bScn an. pointed administrator of tho es tato of R. S. Allen, deceased. ThGB.-Ritch is in from Baker, selling Briscoo nul.os. rtfttith ;. t m ti s .21 f ' mm (H?eo3ooe3ceo9soe3oeee6eoo9eeieei & q . m J -XT T- TT h - tr r f jfTnnT tt i i -r T -3r-. Opposite Saunders NOW OPEN PLOW WORK a Specialty Lays made for any make of plow and guaranteed to run right g a All kinds of Truck and Carriage Body Building Wagon Repairing, Horse Shoeing, and General 1 Blacksmitliing done Fifteen years experience HARRY mmm W n n liM If! nii How He Fell February Gtb, 1019. Mrs. Fannie H. Lee, 7G7 Marshall St., Portland, Oregon. Dear Mrs. Lee: Your letter of inquiry about your son, dated Dec. 17, 1918, just rcceivdd. In response beg to advise you that Corporal Wm. Virgil Saunders -was instantly killed by artillery fire in the Bois de Cierges of tl-.o Argonm- Forest near Ueane, France, October 4th. He wji biHed in a cemetery in the Bo de Cierges by the Chaplain of I. is Regiment. : You tan well be p'ioud of j.-.r son Coi p. Saunders for Hia c ;i duct in action. He was a gr ; inapiratio;. to ail the men on r Uim he led them all arijrht, I extend to you my heartfelt greeting- of sympathy, Very truly youre, Charles A. Huddleson, 1st Lieut, 861st Inf. Try and Be Present. County Farm Agent Tweed, ac companied by F. L. Ballard, county agent leader for Oregon, arrived in Richland yesterday morning about qight o'clock, hav ing made the tr'p from Baker by auto in just three hours and ten minutes. They went on to Pine Valley where a meeting was held. Thursday evening a general farm meeting will be held in Rich land and the problems of the community will bo (discussed, the niattbr of rodent control will be given especial consideration. , ICE CREAM at Frank Clarke's next Sunday. ad , i offer my residence property in Richland for sale. O. Kendall Knights of Pythias Work in Pago itank next Wednesday eve. Don't fail to attend, Bro's. Store, Richland f FOR BUSINESS in workmanlike manner Your patronage solicited MULLIKIN tmmm m aifMn -mkjj. m : u - r - Dr. M. D. Flemming OPTOMETRIST vill be at the RICHLAND Hotel Friday, Saturday, Sunday March 28, 29 and 30 KYnin s not as it don't neglect your eyes, . see Dr.; Hemming and he willt fit' you with glasses thr.t will correct the fault. Remember, you'll nevei have but one pair of eyes. H All issues Bought, 5 Sol We pay market price lees small brokerage, Send us ml your bonds by rejlotered 5" mail; we ;aail cLeck to you 5 day bonds are received, g RAND REALTY COMP'NY Li-miing Insun.nco Aj;i ncy Sommer B!dg,k Baker, Or HERE JTOU ARE I PUmps, Pipes, Valyes, Repairs and extra parts of all. kinds . ... ) Firestone Tubes & accessories for pale. Tuo'e vulcanizing also soldering of all kinds neatly and. promptly done Shingles, dumber, Windows, Doors, etc., carried jn stock j 0. A. CORSON, Richland, Ore : , Two Brown Leghorn roosters (one a prize bird), for sale 6v will oxchange for bird of Bainbreodc J. W. Wright, Sparta, Oro.-iidP? ilMIY BONDS