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Are not alonje confined to Rural Free Deiivety of mail
and the Telephone. There ia another convenience which all
farmers should have — and many do have — a checking ac­
count with a good bank. The possessor of such an account
avoids the risk of having his money on his person or about
his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.
His hills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
the necessary change for concluding settlement is not at hand
Don’t stop to think this over, but start an account now with
The lljasco Warehouse Willing Co.
flank, of ffloro.
GOING TO PAINT
If i t ’s th e house, b a rn , fence, k itc h e n door, w&lls, or
a n y th in g else, we w ill g la d ly te ll you w h a t k in d to use,
q u a n tity
re q u ire d ,
a p p lie d .
th e
cost,
and
.how
it
sh o u ld
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We have
f.CME QUALITY
P a in ts , E n a m e ls, S ta in s a n d V arn ish es for re fin is h in g a n y
sh ab b y su rfa c e — in d o o rs o r o u td o o rs.
G lad to show colors a n d offer advice w h e th e r you d ecid e
to p a in t o r not.
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CASE & CASE Moro, Oregon.
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O bserver will reach more
people in Sherman County than
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Promotes Social Life
KT° one watches
current events more
closely than the farmer.
H is B ell Service kaeps h im in to u ch w ith th e
o u tsid e w orld.
T he R. F. D. has h e lp ed h im w o n d erfu lly . T h e
B ell S ystem h e lp s h im s till m ore. It en ab les h im
. to do b u sin ess d ire c t. ,
E v e ry B ell T e le p h o n e is th e c e n te r of th e w hole
B ell S ystem .
If n o t e n ro lle d , jo in th e g re a t a rm y of farm ers
w ho feel th a t th e y c a n n o t do b u sin ess w ith o u t
th e B ell Service.
' F o r ra te s an d d a ta c o n su lt o u r local m an ag er. .
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J. R. Morgan
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M ORO,
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1st to 15th of each.»month.
Office opposite Drs. Goffin
WASCO, .
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16th to 30th of each month.
Office opp. McCoy, Atwood Co
ON H A N D
Bryant & Whealdon
Repairing Prom ptly and Neatly Done.
M oro, O regon.
A tto rn e y s a t L a w
Rooms’ l & 2 over W . W . M . Co. Bank.
^M oro ’ s B a r b e r S
P o r c e la in
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B a th T u b a .
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L E W I S , P r o p r ie to r .
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Address: M O R O , O R E G O N .
A g en t for th e B est S team L a u n d ry > - .
S hop in B rick B u ild in g n e x t O b serv er Office S
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Everything First Class and lip to date.
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W ashington^—< ngress has been In
session seven Weeks,and It is Just about
six weeks to the 1st of July. There
w ere arise ones who said th at Con­
gress would <dj )urn‘ before the gio
rlous Fourth, hui it is evident that at
the pace it l a . proceeding Congress
w ill not* get atray from W ashington
until September.
W h a t is practically an ultim atum
was served on the Senate by the
Dem ocratic leaders of the House,
that there must be a vote In the Sen
ate at this session on Canad an re­
ciprocity; on the farm ers’ bill and the
revised wool tariff.
Provided these
terms are m* t, the House w ill agree
to a recess from J u ly * l to October 1.
O therw ise, the Senate w ill be held in
continuous session throughout tho
“dog days" by the House refusing to
adjourn.
Reduce Wool Tariff.
The ways and means committee of
the House decidt d to cut w'ool duties
one-half.
Speaker Champ C lark and C hair­
man Underwood of the ways and
means committee believe that they
overcome powerful influences in the
House favoring free wool. The pres
ent 11 cent duty is proposed to be cut
to five cent i with a 50 per cent reduc­
tion in manufactured products.
Al­
though the T o m m 'tte e has voted fos
five cent wool, the Democratic cau­
cus may overturn this decision.
Bristow Resolution Preferred.
W hen the Senate gets ready to vote
on the popular elections resolution, it
Is quite likely th at it w ill adopt the
Qristow substitute for the House reso­
lution, which is now under considera­
tion. A great many senators are op­
posed to the phraseology of the H6use
resolution because it waives the power
of Congress to control the election or
senators. » T h e
Bristow
resolution
gives to Congress the same authority
it now has over the election of mem­
bers of the House of Representatives.
. For summer diarrhoea k . children al­
More Lum ber Suits Probable.
ways give Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and caator oil, and a
In q u iry a t the department of Justice
speedy cure is certain. For sale by all Justifies the expectation that retail
dealers.
—
associations o f lumbermen In all parts
of the o o tn try w ill be attacked by the
Drumming of the 8nips.
One of the most rem arkable o f bird governm ent fo r alleged violation of
sounds Is the so called drum m ing of the Sherm an a n titru s t laws as "u h'
the snipe. The noise Is difficult to de­ reasonable” restraint upon trade.
scribe and Is often compared to bleat­
Although no actions have been an­
ing. The snipe. In fact, has been called nounced against the Pacific Coast as
the blunter. Tennyson used the word soclatlons, the belief is that the de­
hum. speaking of “the swamp where partm ent plans suits there sim ilar to
hums the snipe.” It Is now generally that which was begun In New' York.
ngrecd that the noise Is made by the
Bonds fo r Postal Depositors.
vibration of the tail feathers. A w rit­
Depositors
In postal savings banks
er. however, carefully w atching the
convert
tbelr
deposits
into
sni[>e during the Hights In which It may
makes this rem arkable noise, la con­ United States bonds, bearing two and
vinced that the wings assist In Its pro­ a h alf per cent interest, on July 1.
duction. This seems exceedingly prob­ The bonds are being prepared In de
able. since the wings are seen to be in nom inations o f |20, >100 and >500.
actual vibration during Its emission.—
These bonds w ill be issued only to
Country Life.
depositors, but they may be sold and
Never leave home on a journev without a assigned a t a n y time by the holders.
Kittle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and They are to be exempt from taxation
Diarrhoea Remedy.' It is almost certain to
lie needed and cannot be obtained when on by eith er federal, state or local au­
Ixiard the can or steamships. For sale dj thority.
v'A dealers.
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W ill Investigate Lorlm er Again.
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C o llars W hips, B lankets, etc,” ’
Democrats Say Senate Must
Vote on Measures or Work
All Summer.
K Mean Man.
Office in The Goffin Building, 1st Su
M oro , O regon .
Harness and Saddlery
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The fond young w ife, dressed In her
most becoming gown, w ith her hair a r­
ranged to set off her beautiful face
perfectly, meets her husband a t the
door when he retum s from his dally
toll. She Is solicitous as to his wel­
fare; she Just knows be is tired to
death; she luslsta th at ho must put on
his slippers and he comfortuble. The
d in n er is composed of the things he
likes most, aud his w ife ehats m errily
to him during the tucul. I t is the re­
alization of his ideal of w hat a home
ami a homecoming should be. A fte r
dinner she leads the way to the cozy
lib rary, where his favorite chair is
draw n up where he w ill get the best
light; his favorite magazine is ready
for hlin and some o f his favorite ci­
gars ^wait on the lib rary table. W ifey
perches herself on the arm of his chair,
lights his cigar for him and is just
about to say something when be looks
up at her know ingly, takes a magazine
from his pocket, ojM-ns it to an article
«•xplnlnlng how best to broach the
subject of a new hat to a husband an<J
says. “ I certainly enjoyed th at dinner,
but 1 rend the program on the way
home In the c a r . C h i c a g o P o st
Diseases of w omen & CbiIdrcu a S pecia lit
Manufacturer and Dealer in
A
Backache is nature’s most frequent sig­
nal of sick or weakened kidneys. To
cure the pains and aches, to remove the
lameness you must reach the cause—the
kidneys. If you have pain through the
small o f‘ your back, urinary disorders,
heudaches, dizzy spells, or are nervous or
depressed, start treating the kidneys with
u tested kidney remedy.
The slightest
symptom of kidney trouble may be na­
ture's warning of approaching dropsy, or
fatal Bright's disease.
Doan’s Kidney
Pills should be used at the first sign of dis­
order. Doan's Kidney Pills are especi­
ally for sick kidneys—have been curing
kidney trouble for over 75 years.
Read
Moro testimony.
O B Messinger, of Moro, says: “ Last
winter I was greatly annoyed by backache
and I also had trouble from irregular pass­
ages of the kidney secretions. Being ad
vised to take Doan's Kidney Pills, I did
so and the contents of three boxes com
piet^ly cured m e."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster- Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name— Doan’s—and take
no other.
b i t . MARIE M. GOFFIN.
LOUIS HEYDT
END OF SESSION
IS NOT IN SIGHT
N e g le o t
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PH Y SIC IA N S SURGEON.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
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O re g o n .
D e p u ty S to ck Inspector
Louis Schadewltk, Kant, Oregon
An im m ediate lnvest'gatlon, of a
sweeping scope, of the charges that
Senator L orlm er, of Illinois, is not
entitled to hie tea* Is provided for In
tw o resolutions by Senators D llling
ham and La Follette.
T he La Follette measure provides
for a renewed Inquiry- by a special
com m ittee,
w hile
the
Dillingham
measure directs the committee on
privileges and elections to make It .
T h e Dem ocratic Senators w ill support
the D illingham resolution. It Is like­
ly the elections eomm lttee w ill be di­
rected to investigate through a sub
co/nm ittee to be oboeen from Its own
member», but affirmed by the Senate
. National Capital Brevities.
The Senate finance oommittee will
conclude the hearings on the recipro­
city bill early thia week.
Andrew Carnegie w ill be the first
witness to appear before the House
comm ittee that w ill Investigate the
steel trust.
Follow ing
Jefferson’s
example,
President T aft w ill enter Pauline
W ayne, W hite House prise oow, In
the show e t M ilw aukee In September.
As a result of a y e a r’s investigation
of the International Harvester Com
pasy, known as tbs “harvester tru st,”
both civil and ertaslaal proceedings
i r e to be begun In the federal courts.
W hile all Washington Is sizzling
with the therraem eter around the 100
m ark, the president's office shows a
tem perature of about 10. T he presi­
dent site ever a ton of Ice each day,
for the W h ite House refrigeratin g
plant Is Just beneath hie desk. The
oooler a ir Is forced Into the room by
fans. T h e cepltol la a hot spot and
even the aid of lemonade and Ice In
the carbonatod w ater does not offset
the advantage of 20 degrees d iffe r
eace la temper*tura.
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Í36,
AIRSHIP KILLS MINISTER
Pilot Loses Control and Car Driven
by T h irty -M ile W ind.
Parle.— France paid a terrible toll
for her magnificent endeavor t o at­
tain supremacy of the air, when a
monoplane, the d rive r of which had
lost oontrol, plunged into a group of
cabinet members who had gathered to
witness the start of the race from
Paris to M adrid. The m inister of war
was killed, the prime m inister end hie
eon, a well knaw a sportsman, were In
Jured.
The dead: H enri M aurice Bcrteeux,
m inister of war.
T he injured: An­
toine Em m anuel Ernest Moats, pre­
m ier; H e n ri Deutsche L a Morthe,
aged patron of aeronautles.
Two M ere Are Arrested.
Los Angeles.— Bert H Conners and
J. Mansel Parks, both said to be mem
bers and the la tte r a form er officer of
the lx>s Angeles local union of the
Structural Iron and Bridge W orkers
were arrested by detectives working
under the direction of D istrict A tto r­
ney Fredericks, on a charge of being
implicated In an attem pt to destroy
with dynam ite the new Los Angeles
county hall of records last September
some weeks before th blowing up of
the Tim es building.
MINERS DEFY GOVERNMENT
Hundred Citizens Refuse to W a lt for
Federal Action.
Cordova, Alaska.— U n w illin g to sit
idly by aw aiting the action of the gov­
ernm ent in opening the Alaska coal
lands, nearly 100 citizens of Cordova
left for Bering R iver ooal fields near
Kntella, 25 miles east of here, where
they Intend to begin mining ooal for
the m arkets of this city and other
Alaska towns. A subscription list was
circulated during the day end liberal
contributions were made for the pur
pose of financing the expedition.
1911.
F iv e C e n ts
ITEMS OF INTEREST
THROUGHOUT OREGON
NEWS PARAGRAPHS FROM
OTHER CITIES IN OREGON
Chronicle of Important Events
of Interest to Our
Readers.
Finds Lands In Cemetery.
Portland.— Charles S. Elton Is un­
der arrest In this city on a charge
In connection w ith giving fraudulent
deeds to property In Oregon C ity,
Ore., and M ilton, Cal. E lm er Shaw,
the complaining witness, asserts he
bought property said to be located In
Oregon City, but which was two miles
distant from there.
Calling E lto n ’s
attention to this, Shaw claims Elton
explained that he (E lto n ) had him­
self been swindled, and to make m at­
ters rig ht gave Sbaw a deed to prop­
erty purporting to be In M ilton, but
which was later found to be situated
In the Masonic cemetery near that
place.
W ater Rights 8ettled.
Salem.—Squaw Creek and Tum alo
Creek water rights In Crook county
have been adjudicated.
This word
was received by the board of oontrol.
The decision of the board has been
upheld by Judge Bradshaw of The
Dalles.
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MINES DESTROY NETS
The Northw est Music Teachers’ As­
sociation w ill meet In convention at
Portland June 7-10.
For the first tim e in Its history, the
Roseburg high school w ill this year
graduate a class composed exclusive­
ly of girls.
The Dallas Fruitgrow ers’ Associa­
tion has taken p relim inary action to­
ward holding a county h orticultural
fair this fall.
The United Artisans lodges of Ore­
gon held a picnic at Forest Orove
which was a most successful affair'
and was largely attended.
Oeorg« Chandler of Baker was
elected vice-president of the State
F a ir Board to succeed M ark H u lbu rt
of Albany, whose term hag expired.
T he board of trustees of the Albany
public lib rary has form ally accepted
the offer of the Carnegie lib ra ry funji
trustees to donate >12,500 for a Car­
negie lib ra ry at that city.
Central Oregon w ill have two cele­
brations of the coming of the ra il­
road before the end of the summer—
the first at Culver Junction In June,
and the second -at Bend In August. -
The organization of the Oregon As­
sociation for Highw ay Improvement
has been perfected and this state has
now entered on a campaign for better
highways that Is national in Its scope.
The O ntarloN yssa Irrig atio n Com­
pany la preparing to Install a pump­
ing plant to provide w ater from the
Snake R iver for 10,000 acres oi fine
bench lands surrounding O ntario and
Nyssa.
Astoria Fishermen Complain T hat
Oregon towns that are preparing to
Submerged Foils Are Menace.
empty sewage Into other than navi­
Aetorla.— A protest Is to bo made
gable streams In the state, w ill be •
to w ar departm ent representatives by
liable to the law whhA forbids pollu­
local fishermen, asking that mines
tion of streams, says Dr. Calvin S.
planted In the lower harbor be re­
W hits, state health officer.
moved as they are proving a menace
Rsfsrendum
petitions
containing
to both, life and property.
mors than 8000 signatures were filed
According to reports made by the
with the secretary of state against
glll-netters, there are about a dozen
the M alarkey bill which extends to
mines planted In the portion of the
Seattle,.. W ash.— A resolution pro­
the State Railroad Commission Juris­
riv e r between the Fort Columbia
testing against the delay In the adju
diction over public utilities.
dock and Desdemona Light, which Is
dlcation of the Alaska Coal Associa­
In replying to an inquiry made by
a favorite d riftin g ground for many
tio n and calling upon President T a ft
R E. Clanton, master fish warden,
of the fishermen.
The mines are
to revoke the executive order with-
Attorney-General Crawford held that
buoyed, but when the tide Is running
drawing the A laska ooal land from
, the beds of all navigable waters w ith ­
strong the buoys are carried under
entry was adopted at a mass meet
in the state are the property of the
and as a result several glllnets have
Ing of citizens oalled to consider the
state and not of the United States.
already bean damaged badly on them,
coal situation la the northern te rri
Officials and visitors have enjoyed
and at least one net was destroyed.
tory.
their last ride In the ancient elevator
which has lifted Oregon lawmakers,
Build Tabernacle In One Day.
Oregon System Net for iHlnels.
officials and capltol visitors Into the
Dallas.— Prom ptly at 7 o’clock Sat
Springfield, 111.— After one of the
upper stories of the state house for
urday work was begun on the Olsen
longest sessions on record, and In Moss tabarnacla, which was to be over 20 years
A new elevator Is to
whioh most of the so-called progress­
be Installed immediately.
erected In one day. One hundred vol­
ive policies failed of enactment, the unteer workmen appeared and by 12
Responding to a petition signed by
forty seventh session of the state
4975 legal electors of Portland, M ayor
o’clock bau the fram ew ork up, the
Legislature adjourned.
roof on and the sides partially com­ Simon accepted the nomination oT
government
pleted. The tabernacle is 60x100 feet Independent commission
Express Company 8uee City.
and w ill seat 1690 people and al­ candidate for mayor And w ill oppose
Trenton, N. J.— The United States though a tem porary structure, Is be­ A. G. Rushlight for that office in the
regular city election June 5.
Express Company Is sulug the city ing b uilt to stand the weather.
Upon the plea made by his aged
for >250,000, alleging that It did not
mother and the recommendation of
do Its duty In protecting the company
Pendleton Has Black List.
In the ..recant express d rivers’ strike.
Pendleton.—T his city is a dry town Superintendent Jnmes of the peniten­
to 23 of Its oltlsens whose names tiary , Govrnor W est has granted a re­
have been placed on a bldck list by prieve to R T. Dickerson, who was
W ill Designate 100 Banks W eekly.
convicted and sentenced to three
W ash ing to n.— Postmaster Qeneral the a u th '* tle s , and to whom all sa­
years in prison for manslaughter.
loonkeepers
are
forbidden
to
sell
In­
Hitchcock, impressed with the reports
Secretary of State Olcott Is In re­
of the postal savings systems, has toxicating liquors. The penalty for
ceipt
of a communication from the
selling
liquor
to
any
one
whose
name
decided to designate hersafter for a
D&llss
Commercial Club, Inviting the
is
on
the
list
Is
a
revocation
of
the
considerable tim e 100 additional de­
Those whose names have 8 ta le Fish and Game Commission to
positories each week, Instead of 60, license.
been posted are Ignorant of It u ntil visit the T eal ranch, near Falls C ity ,”
as announced a month ago.
and If found satisfactory for a state
they
attem pt to buy a drink.
Among the new W estern offices
fish hatchery, erect one at that place.
which w ill open for business June 19,
Business of new corporations all
are: W allace, Idaho; Red Lodge, Mon­
over
tbs state Is frequently retarded
tana; Tbs Dalles and Eugene, Oregon;
Aberdeen and Ellensburg, Washington Pioneers of U m atilla In Reunian May and the corporation officers put to ex­
tra expense sad inconvenience be­
28-27.
Weston.— T his town Is actively pre­ cause they neglect to observe the
paring for the sixteenth annual re­ mala provlaloas governing the filing
union of U m atilla county pioneers, to of articles of Incorporation w ith the
be held here M ay 26 and 27. The secretary of state.
WESTON TO CELEBRATE
i'MREZ CONFERENCE
ENDS REVCLÖT10N
annual address w ill be given Friday
by W a lte r M. Pierce of Union county,
and the memorial address Saturday,
by Stephen B. L. Penrose, president
of W hitm an College. Among the so­
loists w ill be Miss ZUla Simpson of
Weston, James Bannon of Portland
and Dr. Elm er H ill of W aitsburg.
.»laurei.— Officially designated repre­ Mrs. W O. Read of Athena w ill give
sentatives of the Mexican govern­ dram atic readings, and there w ill be
ment and the revolutionists signed a chorus singing by Weston high school
peace agreement at the custom house and music by the ladles' band of thtyi
here Intended to end the hostilities place.
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Diaz Will Resign and New Gov­
ernment Will Make Desired
Reforms,
lp
Mexico.
Golf Expert Buys Orchard.
Though covering only the principal
Medford.— H. Chandler Egan, of
points negotiated thus far, It practic­
ally records the concession by the Jhkago, twice am ateur golf cham­
government of those demands which pion of the United States, purchesed
Initiated on November 20, armed revo­ the noted Bates orchard near this
city, paying >76,000. The tract con­
lution in Mexico.
Constitutional restrictions prevent­ sists of 116 acres, of which 80 acres
ed tho Inclusion In the peace agree­ s planted to fru it, half being In pears
ment of the fact that the rebls would end the remainder In apples.
be perm itted to suggest to various
state legislatures the names of prin­
cipal governors and likewise the fact
that six of the eight members of the
new cabinet have been chosen by the
revolutionists, but the agreement re­
cords that President Dias and Vice-
President Corral w ill resign and that
government is to concentrate Its at­
tention on desired reforms.
Francisco L Madero, Jr., w ill re­
main here for at least five or six days
more. He w ill start for Mexico C ity
via Chihuahua and Torreon Immedi­
ately after President D iti has re­
signed-
Elks Take Census.
Klam ath Falls.— T he local members
of the Ashland Elks have just com­
pleted taking the census of Klam ath
Falls w ith a view of seeing If the
town had people enough for them to
get a charter.
Test Clay at Bandon.
Bandon — A kiln test of clay Is be­
ing mads here to determ ine the burn­
ing quality of tbs élay deposit discov­
ered near town last summer. An ef­
fort Is being mads to m anufacture Ora
p o tfr y
^r'ck
Another
reclam ation
project
Is
about to be undertaken In U m atilla
county and 20,000 acres more of arid
and aeml-arld land are to be brought
under profitable cultivation. The un­
dertaking ls> known ns the Camas
Creek projeot, though the lands to be
reclaimed are la the B utter Creek
valley.
In response to a question asked by
anxious lovers whether a m arriage
ceremony performed by a m inister or
a priest who may sot have filed with
the county clerk his statem ent of au­
th ority as provided in a new law,
would be Illegal, Attorney-General
Craw ford gave an off hand opinion
that those marriages would not be Il­
legal.
The enormous water power possi­
bilities of the Deschutes R iver are
soon to bo made the subject of a spe­
cial Invostlgatloa sad report by state
and federal officials. T h is w ill give
tho public, and especially Interested
capital, definite Inform ation which Is
necessary for intelligent investm ent
In works fo r tho development of wa­
te r resources.
Follow ing out tho Idea of securing
nil available Inform ation which w ill
bo of value to motorists m aking tko
trip over tko Pacific highway this
year, Fran k M. Frotwoll, secretary of
the Pacific Highw ay Association, has
w ritten the mayors of the, principal
towns on tho Pacific highway con­
cerning conditions of tho road be­
tween their glty and tko next town.