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About Eagle Valley news. (Richland, Or.) 191?-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1919)
1 3V .5, AGLjE pallet new VOLUME 7, NO. 30 RICHLAND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, L919 $2.00 A YEAR FREDERICK R. WILSOiV Physician and Surgoon Richland, :-: Oregon Nihl 'phono, ono lopg ring on till linos. Day 'phono call central oflloo. W. E. BAIRD P rUNISKAL DIUhXTOR I.ICISNSKD liMUALMKR .krl 1 tM.xmiK ..( All .! Ai.mj. In Mimik UICI1I..VNI). OlMUiON Phono: Tuo fhott, On Innit S6e Rogers Baker's Popular Hotel N1:W MODERN CLEAN Under Dirucl Supervision of J'lie Owner POPULAR PRICES ff cinl Kiitt'H to I'f'uiniH'iit liiiinta Irvine Lodge No. 86 ' KrtigfrfSTK" Pytfiias - .Meat uvury WwliMNMlnv nlidit lit tln-lr pn(tU I lull In Klrlilwi.l, Orocon. Vinit IiiK llrutlmm ninlr widioinu. II. It. MASriCltnON, O.O. r. I-: Tiioiti', k. ni it. ,t s. ! W. R. USHER I Notary Public i Conveyancer iOMle, Second mill Wnlntit Kin. J ()ixjHlti ChrUtl'iii Cliuirli 2 Plumbing Pump and Pipe Installing Repairing Promptly Done All work guaranteed satisfactory J'hone mo at Gray Gables Hotel and I'll come over aid give you figures on what yo ir job will cost WALTER BASS, Halfway All Issues Bought & Sold Wo pay mnrkot prico less $ small brokerage. Send us A vour bonds by registered 9 mail; we mail chock to you day bonds arc received. RAND REALTY COMP'NY 1.1'UilhiK liiHiirmiru A coney Sommor Bldg., Baker, Or Tlic ''Spanish Flu." , Since our experience with the "llu" last spiing we have fre-1 qucritly been imkcd "What h it lihe?" Wo have never felt eapablp of giving an adequate definition, hut after interviewing 1 Bert Bennchoff, R. M. Kirk audi several other sufferers, we have concluded that the following lines di'scribe the "flu" concisely: When your hack Ib broke and i your eyes are blurred, and your shin-bones knock and your tongue . ia furred, and your tonsils squeak and your hairnets dry, and you're , doggone sure you're goin' to die, I but you're scared you wont and afraid you will, just crawl into bed and have your chill and pray the Lord to aee you through, for you've got the flu, boy, you've got the llu. When your toes curl up and your nelL goes iiat, anil you re twice as mean as an old torn cat, and your life ia one long dismal curse, and food lames liKeuharo boiled hoarse; when your od back aches and your beau's a-buzz anu nothing at all is just like it was, with deepest regret wo say to you yov'vo got the flu, boy, you've got the llu. What is it like, this Spanish flu? Ask us, brother: for wo'v cun through. JL is by chance born of despair: it lons vom L..! ....i'... i- tin mum lino puns uui your nan , u thins your blood, .it grinds yout bones and fills you full of moaiib and groans. Sometime, perhaps, you may get well; doctors say 'tiu flu we say 'tis hell. Died of Heart Trouble. W. B. Willoughby, a former resident of Eagle Valley, passeu away at Ashland hist Sunday as a result of heart trouble and will be buried in Baker, where he hud made hjs homo for the past few years. The deceased is survived by his wife and one son, A. I). Willough by of Tacoma. Wash.; also three sisters, Mrs. E. Taylor and Mrs. Sarah Fnnshior, both of Baker, and Mrs, Martha J'adrick of Ida ho; and several brothers whose address we did not learn. Words of Thanks. Wo wish to than Ic our friends of Robinetto and Eagle Valley for their sympathy expressed by let ter and floral offerings in the last illness of our husband and father. Mrs. Bess Helmick, Master Paul Helmick, Miss Glendyn Hawthorne. On Saturday evening a surprise party was given at the Geo. W. Jones home in celebration of Leonard Jones' 20th birthday. The participants all camo masked and it is needless to say that they had a royal good time. Kodak films developed and printed, watches cleaned and re paired. Richland Drug Store.. ad Coino to Saunders Bi'o'a for babies' hats and bonnets, ad Byron Thompson arrived homo yesterday, Water System for Richland Again Under, Way. The matter of a water system for Richland is again - being agi tated and indications are that something , ill bo done. Mr. Had representing the Keoler Bros., a bond buying firm of Portland, and Louis C. Kelsoy, consulting en gineer State Board of Health, met with the town council luesday evening and the matter was dis cussed in detail. Mr. Hall ptated that his firm would place a bid of par for the bonds when issued, and were in readiiii-ss to contract to attend to all legal work connected with the matter for two per dent of the bond issue. Mr. KclBey gave as his opinion that the system as planned would josl in the neighborhood of ?35, 000 when completed. Contracts were signed with the above named gentlemen to super vise the legal and engineering details. As the town charter prjvidis for out $20,000 for a water sys tem it will be necessary to ho'd a special election to vote an amend ment providing for the issuance of additional bonds in order to complete the project. This elec tion uid bo held in the near fu ture, and previous to that time Ao will publish stattmecis from various of our citizens giving their opinion on the matter. Former Resident Dies. Frank Helmick, a former resi dent of Htchiand, passed away at Boise on Friday night, June 7th, as a result of complications fol lowing an attack of influenza several months Hgo. The remains rt'tre buried at Boise on Monday, a number of friends from hero and Robinetto being present at the funeral. Mr. Helmick was well known througjjqut this section. For a number of years he was engaged in the freighting business and later was employed by E. & W. Chandler. About nine years ago he purchased an interest in and assumed management of the S. & F. Forwarding Co. at Kobin etto and remained there until a few months ago when he took up his residence in Boise so as to obtain medical attention. The deceased is survived by his wife and one son, Paul, ageG; and a stepdaughter, Glendyn Hawthorne; also a sister, Mrs. Duncan Fraser, a resident of Baker, to all of whom the heart telt sympathy of a hostot friends is extended. Franklin W. Helmick was born at Now Haven, Ind., on Feb. 24. 1871, and came West when but a small lad, spending the greater part of his lifo in Eastern Baker county. A kind and loving hus band and father, a true friend, n conscientious business man, his passing leaves a vacancy that can novor bo filled. Tracy Mutthows has purchased W, 13. Burber'a interest in tho livery burn wit ee 6ee eso o eooo ecoec New BLACKSMITH SHOP Opposite Saunders Bro's. Store, Richland NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS PLOW WORK a Specialty Lays made for any make of plow and guaranteed to run right All kinds of Truck and Carriage Body Building Wagon Repairing, Horse Shoeing, and General Blacksmilhing done in workmanlike manner Fifteen years experience HARRY I MONTY MILLER'S is now making daily trips to and from Baker Arrive in Richland at 11:45 a. m. Leave at 1:00 p. m. Will call for passengers anywhere in immediate vicinity of Richland and New Bridge. Leave orders with Allan Binheitner at phone effice ar.d they will be attended to. 8 AUTO RATES REDUCED Following our policy of treating our patrons with utmost liberality in every way, we announce the following fares are now in effect on our stage line: From Richland to Baksr - $3 To Richland from Baker - f3 " Halfway to Baker - 4 To Halfway from Baker - 4 " Cornucopia to Baker - 5 To Cornucopia from Baker - 5 Orders left at Richland Hotel or at Livery Barn will receive prompt and careful attention. If in Baker phone 52 COOPER TRANSPORTATION CO. Church Dedication. On next Sunday, June 15th, the Methodist church will be dedicated- Rev. H. S. Shangle ill have charge of the service. An appropriate program has been arranged, a feature of which will be som excellent music. All the cost of the church, even to the painting recently complet ed, has been provided for and there wil' be no debt to raise. There will bo u basket dinner seized at the church after the dedication. This will give a bet ter opportunity for those farther away to attend. The ladies of the Valley are invited to bring dinners and invite others to do likewise. The services at Pleasant Ridge are postponed in order to have a baptisimal service here in the afternoon at three o'clock. All are invited to come to both morning and evening services. NOTICE All who contracted bills at the Richland Drug Store on or before May 7th must make settlement on or before June 14, elso the bills will be placed in attorney's hands for collection. ad20-30 Evelyn N. Barber. Dr. M. D. Fleming, Opto motrist, will bo at the Richland Hotoi on Saturday and Sunday, J uno 21st and 22nd. Call on him if your oyos need uttontion, ad 8 Your patronage solicited MULLIKIN Helman & Massey LAWYERS Will pract ico in all Local, Stato and Federal Courts and tho IT. S. Land OflicO. News Bldg., RICHLAND, ORE, Dance New Bridge Every Friday night after Parker's Movies Tickets 75c Good Music and Good Time ED BLANK, Mgr. NOTICE OP ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING-. Notioo is hereby Riven to tho legal voters of School District No. 4-1 of linker county, Stato of Orogon, that lht Annual School Mooting of said district will bo held nt tho school house in Itichlnnd, to begin at tho hour of 1:30 in tho nftornoon on tho third foudny of June, being tho 10th day of Juno, A. D. 1919. Tho mooting is called for tho pur pose of electing ono director for two your term, and ono clerk for ono-yenr form. Dated this 15th day of jr.iv, 101:). O. M. MOODY, Chairman Hoard ot Director. Attostl C. L TJIOltP, DUtrltt OJik,