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OREGON NEWS NOTES
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moro .
450 feet long. Is hearty ready for use
In war.
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F R ID A Y ............ August 14, 1914
t
vents Occurring
Throughout
the State During the Past
SUMMARY OF THE
j
OREGON NEWS 1
The hapid Reader's Review of
Recent Reports Rewritten
Week.
State Road is Belief.
Eugene.—With rhe development in
i view of a trans-state highway from
the W illamette valley to eastern Ore-
1 gon, seven government officials, in-
1 eluding Warren H. Allen, senior high-
' way engineer, of W ashington, D. C.;
A’„ R. Merrill, chief engineer of the'
forestry service, of Washington, D.
, C.; Charles H. Florey, chief of opera
tion in the forestry service in the
northwest, of Portland; A. T. Schuy
ler, of the department of public roads,
j in Portland, and Clyde R. Seitz, su-
pervlsor of the Cascade National for-
' est and improvement engineer in the
northwest, left Eugene Tuesday for
eastern Oregon by way of the McKen
zie highway and the McKenzie pass.
W H E N YOU T R A V E L
- Italy's Craft Used In Tripoli.
OF GENERAUNTEREST
OREGON.
Fighting
Nations’
Combined
Resources Over 2,000 Fliers
of Various Types.
Conflict Would Decide Rela
tive Merits of Dirigibles
and Aeroplanes.
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the first time in the history turluU their il’.lu m etal hulls and ev-
of iivhitiou the general practi ploding the /.*« bags within.
The triple alliance also has a host c f
cal value of air cruft In time
of war is ex(H‘<-ted to be shown «mailer dirigibles to flunk the Zep-
tel 1ns. and aeroplane fleets that are
In the hostilities that have broken I out
in Eiiriqie. Aeroplanes were used by the
Italian army in Triisill. by the French counted us highly efficient though
iu Morocco and by the vitrltiqp armies «mailer in number than those of the
in the receut Balkan wars, litt^uever entente. The most recent Information
to the extent that I n likely to result on the dirh ilile ton es available is cou-
tulned In ttie "Handbook of Aircraft."
during the present crisis.
Austria with her six dirigibles sup by Ferdinand Basel» aud Captain Wal
piemen!ing more than 150 neruplniw»« ter Horteel. published by J..F . I-eh in an
has a great advantage over Kervia. o f Munich
according to theorists, equal to many
Germany's Giant Zeppelins.
thousand seasoned soldiers. Her pilots
Mcnsttreti Iu gas espad ty. the thirty-
are known for their fearlessness and
one dirigible* «if the'alliance mention
trained to Intelligent co-o|»eratlon with ed in the Inindbook reijuire ll.<5U3.tlM
land forces
cubic few a n d th e thirty-four airshl|i«
Servin is practically unknown in of th » tr ip le «‘Uieiite 7.25O,lt2O cubic
aeroplane records. Tl»e little kingdom
Tl»e aei 'iiUnnc-numla ni sre more
ob
F
Italy’s torpiy la s already used her
airships of moderate size to good ad
vantage in tbe Tripolitan campaign.
She favors tbe small semirigid Brlgata.
built nt home, 180 to 200 feet long,
having «lx of this type, with speed of
thirty-eight to forty-five mile« an hour.
There are also two army Parseval«,
built in Germany, and tbe Cltta di Mi
lano. The navy has a Brlgata. known
aa Ml. which Is 250 feet long, and an
other nearlug completion. Three pas
senger airship« are available.
Austria’s army ts credited with only
three airships In condition for use. all
nonrlgld cra ft
A collision about •
month ago destroyed one of the army’s
airships
Russia’s accomplishments with tbe
dirigible are little known. Most of her
thirteen army craft are small and of
low speed and of Russian build. Rus
sia also possesses a German Parseval.
270 feet In length
BV AUTO .
AN D V IS IT T H E DALLES
STO RE
YOUR
CAR
In the concrete, recently com pleted, tally equipped,
roomy garage of Walther-William» Company. Competent
workman always ready to help yc2 In any way they can at
least expense to you. For any service rendered the charge
will always be reasonable.
W A LTH E R -W ILLIA M S GARAGE
Two hrudred acre« of timber land
T H E DALLES,
-
-
OREÖON.
an- said to have burned over in tae
giuslaw forests.
The First Baptist church, independ
ent, and the Immanuel Baptibt church
at Baker, have decided to merge.
Joint property is valued at $13,000.
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Dropping Explosive».
Taxe^ In Oregon which are declared
Successors to Cl«rke-Newhou«e Jew elry Compeay
it has been proved, says the New
delinquent on September 1 will suf
York Times, that several hundred
fer a penalty of 10 per cent it ia de
I s e ll fo r c a s h o n ly
pounds of explosive« can be dropped
clared «'• Salem.
from one of the lurge dirigibles with
F in e D ia m o n d s , J e w e lr y , W a tc h e s,
Fifty »bout and steelhead trout w eie
out endangering Its equilibrium. Guns
placed iu tht streams in the vicinity
of fairly heavy caliber are now mount
C lo c k s a n d O p tic a l G o o d s.
School Policy Is New.
of Dufur. They were obtained from
ed on almost all of them, and they
St. Helens.—At a m eeting of the
hove at times attained great speed.*
the Bonneville hatchery.
&alafaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded
school board it was decided to adopt
Thfir large sloe make« them easy tar
Ban has been placed on all unmuz-
a system that will provide instruction
gets. and tt la a question how far the
aled dogs by the Ashland city council
for those at work as well as for tto ee
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and $10 will be required to get dogs
Into compartments would neutral tee
who are not.
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out of pound.
the effect of high explosive sheila.
The plan Is to adopt courses that
Cows and hogs and even rabbits are
But their nnnur is pnxif agniust rifle
will attract back to school those who
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«aid to have died in considerable num
fire.
left before their education was com
It Is asserted that they are unable
bers in Pleasant* Valley, presumably
pleted and also provide such instruc
to make much speed ugalnst the wind
as a result of the severe heat.
R. H. M cK ean , M an ager, W a sco , O regon
tion as will prepare attendants for
ihk J thus would lie easy murks for the
Walter Simpson, homesteader 35 some particular iine of work.
light guns of a scattered fleet En
miles south of Burns was instantly
thusiastic Germans hope that their air
killed when a bucket feil on him while
fleet could wreck the British navy or
Rivers Meeting 8et.
he was at the bottom of a well.
tbe French frontier fortresses. In sptte
D E A L E R S IN
Astoria.—The Kali meeting of the
of tbe uumerous vertical firing guns
The auto of C. J. Pugh was caught Columbia and Snake River Waterways
Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Builders
wbk-h are now mounted on all war-
by the tide ar.d carried out to sea at association will be held in Spokane,
shl|»s and fortifications.
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal, :
Cannon Beach. Mr. Pugh had a nar Wash.. on Thursday and Friday, Sep
row escape. He leaped out of the tember 17 and 18.
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
Aeroplane Gunfire.
car Just In time.
This being the week of the Spokane
A number of llgbt guns have bee«
The Hammond Lumber company of Interstate Fair, an open railroad rate
tuvented w hich can be fired from aero
M ANUFACTURERS OF
Astoria may be affected by a threat of one and one third fare will be in
planes. the gunners and pilots being
protected from -rifle Are by the armor
of the Hindu employes to quit work effect from coast and other points,
of tiie machine. Of these guus the
to return to India to Join iu a i evo covering a large radius around Spo
least known and (>erha|»s the most
lution against Great Britain.
kane.
/
deadly is the recent invention of Lieu
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Prizes aggregating $600 will be
tenant Mnllfert of the French urmy,
given at band concerts at Gresham, W ilsonville Suffers Destructive Fire.
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which is said to l»e <*a|Mible of remark
bands from Multnonab county and
W ilsonville.—A third of the busi
able marksmanship \ignlnst small tar
W H E N IN P O R T L A N D S T O P A T
eastern part of Clackamas county to ness section of W ilsonville was de
gets on the, ground from a height of
2.<NW» feet. The heaviest gun for aero
take part.
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stroyed by fire which started In the
plane use is that luvented by J. Scott -
On a warrant from Coos Bay sec
I^awrence hotel. Its origin is un
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6 G
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Sims, yhich weighs 170 |s»unds nnd Is
tlon charging him w+th a recent benk known. As far as can be ascertained
not a ma< liltic gun. but ii shelPBrlhg *
robbery Walter S. Peaslee was arret t no one was in the hostelry when the
wea|»on The term "tiring" Is Incorrect,
ed at Valley station, by Sheriff W. L. blaze begnn.
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since It o|K‘rutes by compressed air.
Corner of 7th and Stark Street,
Woodard eud Deputy Keiling.
discharging shells weighing »even
|*ounda The explosive. It Is said, has
Miss Anna Quick, daughter of the
TO SEEK CAUSE OF UNREST
CHAS. WRIGHT, Prssldsnt
a destructive «hock area of I.0Q0 feel,
ilty recorder ot St. Helena, is acting
M. C. DICKINSON, M anage
. , /
find
n
fleet
of
aeroplanes
rqulpfted
with
Hearing
Will
Be
Held
at
Portland
n her father's absence, and sho de
these
guns
might
very
welt
give
the
It is n ew , an d its r o o m s are p r o v id e d w ith
By Federal Commission.
clares she will glye liquor offenders
Zeppollu squadron much trouble.
Portland —Inquiring Into causes of
r u n n in g w a ter a n d lo n g d is ta n c e te le p h o n e s .
the limit when passing sentence.
Bombs Intended to be dropped have
Portland, Ore., was chosen as the Industrial unrest, the United States
E u r o p e a n p la n . R a te s $1 p er d a y a n d u p .
now been standardized aud provided
city for the 1916 convention of the commission on industrial relations
with rotary tails, which makes posal
supreme lodge of Knights of Pythias, will hold hearings here August 19, 20
hie much more accurate throwing. A
bomb now In use by the French avia
at the concluding session of the Pyth and 21.
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The workings of the minimum wage
tion corj»s contains a small gasoline
ian convention at Winnipeg, Canada.
Ptiutus by A m erican Press Association.
tank with mechanism which explodes
The John Day valley is experienc- law will be one of the chief subjects
It ou contact, and has been found ex
. Ing a grasshopper storm. They start of Inquiry, it Is expected. - An Inter
1-GERM AN ZEPPELIN; 2 -F B E N C H ARMY AVIATORS WITH AERO
tremely valuable for the starting of
esting
statem
ent,
in
this
connection,
mostly in the foothills of the moun
PLANE GUN; 8 - AUSTRIAN DIRIGIBLE.
conflagrations.
tains and descend, taking all of the was made by E. V. O’Hara, chairman
Menace to Aeroplane».
of the Industrial welfare (minimum
has twenty machines us part of her nmrUnin. a conservative estimate bo
U A R N I E L L E B R O S ., P ro p rieto rs
vegetation clean as they advance.
military equipment. but the pilots lack lug 1,200 for the entente aud 700 for
State Printer Harris has completed wage) commission:
Recently J. A Steinmetz, vice presi
"There are no fewer women em the training of the Austrian aviators the alliance
dent of tbe Aero club of Pennsylvania,
the printing of the second edition of
Germany’s mu In line of battle nuin
the 1913 session laws, this being ne ployed In Portland today than a year On«* dirigible Is knowu to he privately hers nine glunt Zeppelin«, with five has Invented two devices, one designed
owned Iu« HerVln Whether It will l»e
for protection of liattleshlpa or forts
cessary because the first edition of ago when the minimum wage law be tendered to the guverninen) for mill others of similar type at or near com
against
airships, the other as an aid to
cam
e
effective.
We
have
no
particu
480 was exhausted. This time 800
H e a d q u a r t e r s for o u r S h e r m a n C o u n ty
tary use tons not l>een made knowu. pletlon. Germ liny has jealously guard
aeroplane warfare. The first of these
lar Industrial unrest. Women have
ed
them»
productions
of
Count
Zep
copies were printed.
though It Is Thought that It will
fr ie n d s ; p r ic e s r e a s o n a b le ; fir st c la s s
pelln aud his companies, allowing none Is nothing more than the transfer of
Preparations are being made to not lost employment because of the
Austria's Rapid Strides
to leave the ««»iiutry. Not one of them the mine field Idea, by which harbors
have this year’s Pacific International shortened hours of work.”
r e s t a u r a n t w it h t h e h o t e l.
are now protected, to defense against
A u stria Inis made* rapid strld^» of is owned abroad, although there Is oue
stock show at North Portland to -^ W itn esses asked to appear before
attacks from the air rather than from
smaller
craft
of
the
rigid
exterior
type
eclipse all previous records In Impor the hearings Include leading represen late In co m p etin g w ith o th er natio n s
All other powers have the wuter. To a fort or a battleship
She m a in ta in s u well In France.
tance. The show will be held Decem tatives of both em ployers and em a erial fleets
are to be anchored a large number of
clung
to
the
smaller
uonrigtd or semi
txpilpfied m arin e aero p lan e sta tio n at
ployes.
ber 7-14 at the stockyards.
kites ou tethers of varying length, to
rigid
airships
Two Blocks F ro m N ew Depot.
Pola. <>u th e A driatic sea
Some lines of Inquiry will be:
Parties from the Umpqua say that
The Zeppelins range from 450 to 525 each of which a high explosive bomb
Mu<
h
«d
th
e
A
u
strian
av
la
tlo
u
equip
b
>
“Why
does
organized
labor
Insist
Is
attached.
Thus
any
airship
or
aero
feet InGeugth, t with a speed
of forty-
there has been a fair run of salmon
m etit is »aid :<> be patterned after that
-
up to the present this season. The on the ‘closed shop?* Why are the I'xed bv I’ra n e e aud G erm an y R apid five * to fifty * miles an hour. They have plane trying to get over the ship or
number of apprentices restricted?
motors giving 350 to 420 horeeimwer fort with the object of dropping a
fishermen held a meeting there re
tire gun* nr«* installed on many of the
FREE AUTO BUS TO AND FROM A LL TR A IN S
each,
and In experiments have carried l«»mb would he blown up by tbe ex
Why
are
uniform
wage
rates
demand
cently and raised the price of salmon
m:u hbics
plosives
attached
to
the
kites
unless
and
fired
light
three
inch
guns
s
sold to the canneries to 3M»c per ed?
A ««•ii'M’t » a t h e e stim a te m ade by A
flying so high Iu the air ns to make Ac H » l ♦ H Ì 4 4 4 F H - I H H H l’ t 1 I i
"Why do. em ployers’ associations m em hei ot tb e Aero C lub of A m erica
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pound.
Stay Aloft Though Leaking.
curate
marksmanship very dlfllcult J
McKees Flat, 12 miles west of Con stand for the ‘open shop?’ Why do on th e iininlnu of a ir c ru ft th a t would
The Zeppelins have an outer shell And .If bombs thrown from these
don, is Infested with grasshoppers as they oppose many trades unions’ t>v «iii!i«l into use In th e e v e n t of a and framework of light aluminium heights should strike within the kite I
g en eral L uropc.in w ar Is 1 200
More ! partitioned by btilkhends of the same protected area there would alw ays be
bad as they were In Kansas many methods?"
th a n 500 m ore ure on th e re serv e list, metal Into compartments numbering tbe chance that one of the kites or
P o r tla n d , O r e g o n .
years ago. Farmers fear a total de
i.ml in th e ev en t of em ergency 250 air J ns high aa seventeen, each containing ropes might cause the premature ex Í
Woman Jumps to Her Death.
struction by grasshoppers next year.
Eastern
Oregon Headquarters.
Portland.—Hurling herself from a « ra ft, p riv ately ow ned mid on w hich n gas bag. Advantage In numerous plosion of the bomb, before It struck
The same condition is reported on
th
e
g
o
v
e
rn
m
e
n
ts
have
no
ties,
could
lie
seventh story window of a business
gns Iwigs Is found In the ability of the Its object.
—
—
Pine Creek, leading to Condon.
com m andeer« tl
airship to keep aloft In case of leak
Mr. Steinmetz's second Invention Is a
At a iqpeting of the Lane County block, Mrs. Anna M. Bolin, aged 58,
P ositiv ly m'-st centrally
T h e ueronuiiticiil fleet of F rance,
bomb to be trailed at the end of a long
Farmers* Protective association in met Instant death here. Mrs. Bolin n u m b erin g 750 c ra ft and o rganized at ! age w ith one bag entirely out of com
located
Fifth St. cars pass
i
mission.
rope from an aeroplane, a lilch would
Eugene several thousand Bob White had entered the building to consult a all tim es on a w ar basis. It g re a te r
the
d
oors
eve»y few m inutes.
Oue
of
the
Zep|»elliis
In
April
w
as
explode on contact with another air
quail will be asked for from the state physician with regard to nervous trou
and supposedly In b e tte r shape, con
reported
as
having
attained
a
height
craft
game farm, to eat bugs that are rav ble from which she was suffering. A tlu iies th e New York H erald, th a n th e j o f 10.000 feet In an altitude flight
S e v e r e A tta c k o f C o lic C u red .
aging the bean and corn crops in this man patient in the physician’s recep com lillied fleets of A u stria, Italy and
The German army Zeppelins are
Popular Priced Restaurant
tion room failed in an attempt to pre G erm an.v R ussia has 380 c ra ft, but 1 know’n only by the letter Z and a num
E. E. Cross, who travel« in Virginia and
oounty.
E uropean P la n . Ralea $1 .0 0 a n d up
other
Southern
States,
was
taken
suddenly
her
p
ilots
lack
th
e
tra
in
in
g
an
d
«»xp.
r,
1
her, ns'X-1, Z-2 and Z-3 The navy Zep and severely ill with colic. At the first store T
Seventy accidents, one fatal, were vent her jumping out the window.
erne of those of F ra n c e G reat B rit j pellns are I.-3 and L 4
Besides the
L. Q. SWETLAND, Mgr.
reported to Labor Commissioner O. P.
aln h as 130. Italy 200 and G erm any i Zep[ielins there Is a big Schutte-Lanx he came to the merchant recommended
Two Hurt by Exploding Tire.
Hoff during the past week. E. H.
Chamberlain’« Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
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dirigible, with wooden exterior shell, Remedy. Two dotes of it cured him. No
Pendleton.—WJille pumping up an 350
Baker of Dee, was the victim of a
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should
be
completed
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This
one should leave home on a Journey without
railroad train at Dee and there were automobile tire Ralph Knight and his her of aero p lan es. G erm an y has ad
ty|>e Is considered In an experimental a bottle of this preparation. For sale by all
more accidents in railroad work than father. E. W. Knight, were injured vm iced fa r beyond all o th e r n atio n s iu i
stage The large passenger airships, dealers—Advertisement.__
when the tire exploded. The injur the use of dirigibles
In any other.
Best Solomon a Mils.
the Sachsen and the Viktoria Lnlse of
Grape growers about Hermiston are ies sustained by the young man re
She—Tliut's Mr. Osborn over there.
tbe Zeppelin type, are listed as avail
Teuton Aerial Foroe Best
all rejoicing. The crop there has al quired 20 stitches In his left hand and
He married a million. He— You don’t
• ble for war purposes.
Captain Thomas R Bahiwin. the dlr
Germany ban also available eight asy! Well, that bents Solomon.
ways been a good one, but thia year arm. Knight. 8r., was knocked down
*
lglble eonstrm tor and aviator, who smaller cloth covered dirigibles of the
It promisee to even beat anything yet. and bruised slightly.
Cured Of Indigestion.
recently returned, from a tour of aero
Parseval and Grouse and other non
Fla»»« Tokays, Muscats, Thompson
E n tir e ly n e w , c o n v e n ie n t to b u s in e s s
Mrs. Sadis P. Clawson, Indiana, Pa., was
nautic centers of Europe, says that
Jalled as Highwaymen.
bothered
with
indigestion.
“My
stomach
Seedling. Worden ard ( * c n v i n e s
rigid or semirigid types employed by
C le a n b ed s, a n d ta b le th e b e st th e m a r k e t
pained me night and day,” she writes. “I
Pendleton.—James Navin, for twen the German and Austrian aerial forces
are all carrying every pound pot Bible
other power«. Rigidity is maintained would feel bloated and have headache and
are the best In Europe He says:
ty
years
a
well
known
Umatilla
coun
w ill afford. P r ic e s r e a s o n a b le .
C o in - *
of fine big bunches.
“One reason for tbe German and in part by
- - pumping
- - - air v Into a balloon- belching after eating. I also Buffered from
That there is a strong sentim ent in ty farmer, and Milton Anderson, son Austrian superiority Is that their pilots ! <*t under the outer enve> °^
w,th oonatipation. My daughter had used Cham
m e r c ia l tra d e s o lic ite d .
Roseburg toward bonding the city for of a prominent Helix family, are In fly bv Instrument, not by guesswork | ^ e aid of a long, eeepeuded rigid car. berlain’s Tablets and they did her so much
$800,000 to aid the construction of a the county Jail, facing the charge of They" use the speed Indicator and the ' The army Paraevals are known a . P-8 good that she gave me r few doses of them
and in#inted on my trying them.
They
Inclinometer on every machine. They i ®n(l
They have a speed o
railroad to the coast is shown by the highway robbery.
dons.” For
helped me as nothing site
fl
»e
to
forty-five
miles
on
hour.
Their
throttle down until they get the slow
fact that 750 voters signed the initi
l —Advertisement
■ale by all dealers.-
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Nancy Cornelius, Pioneer, Dead.
est speed nt which the craft will stay length is from 250 to 300 feet. ,
ative petitions authorizing an election
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raw
b
a
c
k.
Few Britieh Dirigibles.
on the proposed amendment. Only , Cornelius.— Mrs. Nancy Cornelius, In the alf. then take the plane«’ angle
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Don’t
you
enjoy
the
m
ovie«.
Jim
sister-in-law of Colonel T. R. Corne of Incidence, and they have the Is»*» ! Enghind Inis oue fast, though sm all
150 signatures were required.
H O T E L
M O R O
n yf
"Naw; de v III m I d can’t hear
climbing angle with motor at full
With about 20 orchardlst« of the lius, founder of this town, and prom
’ dirigible attached th het^unvy. It 1» the w hen y e hiss ’1 i t o .B u f f a l o Kxhrrea.
«peed."
• Astra-Torres XIV.. w’htch made more H e a d a c h e a n d N e r v o u sn e ss C u red .
valley as members, the Hood River inent in church and civic s(fairs, died
In the opinion of students of aerial
W- C. RU TLED G E, Proprietor.
than fifty o n e miles an hour against
Fruitgrowers’ Exchange has been for at the age of 70 years.
“Chambestsin'v Tablets are entitled to all
warfare a European couflirt will prob
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j n tw d ve tulle wind recently. Like all the praise I can give them,” writes Mrs.
mally organized and papers of Incor
• bly settle the much dlactnu'ed prvh , the British nlryhlps* this has a non Richard Olp, SpenosrpOrt. N . Y . ( They
poration have been -sent for filing to
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
letn of the value of the ¿lirlgtbh* hnI I rigid eiivcliqie Tw«» of a large rigid have cured me of headache and nervone-
Nearest Hotel to Business Center, Bank
the secretary of «tat?. A contract of b r
a p p lic atio n « , aa tb « y c an n o t re a a k
kM»u ns agniust the nefophrue Germa type rasemhilhg the Zcp|»elliu are In nera and restored ms to m y normal health-.*
p o rtio n o f th e e « r.
T h e re In
ih a d
affiliation has been signed with the onlp
toy and the triple iiltbuire have piiflwd j «»wi-se of «-unstruction for the British For sale by all dealers.—Advertiasmeot
one w a y to cure deafness, and th a t In
and
Depot. Courteous Treatm ent, Clean
c o n s titu tio n a l r i medlea. . D eafness is
Northwestern Fruit Exchange. of c by
tlieir faith largely on the size airtt'si/ , nnCy Ei’Tinttd has a navul Parseval
a used by an In flam ed < o n d ttlo w o f th e n u -
Happiness.
Beds and Table the best the m arket w ill
c « m » b lln ln e o f the E u a ta c h la a Tubs.
W h en
periorlty of tbe big rigid metal covered, «bout 27ti feet long, the Astra-Torres • If we « « ii mu tlv« so as to be happy
Portland.
thia tube la I n f la m e d you h ave a ru m b lin g
G«M-inauy bejpg slightly snmller There are also w e < an «1 least live so as to d eserve It
grasshoppers are playing • havoc sound or Im p e rfe c t he a rin g , a n d w h en I t Is gas austatned alrshl|>s
afford.
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n tire ly closed. Deafness la tb e res u lt, a nd
stands eutirely afoiie iu this develop four small army dirigible«,* 100 to 150
with the crops’ at the farm of the e unless
th e In fla m m a tio n can he ta k e n eut
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th ia tube restored to Its n o rm a l c o n d i uient, her Zeppelin squudroua ouJnniU
fe^C long
Fur ex|»edltl«»nary work
state Insane asylum. Dr. R. E. Lee and
LOtSCS SOMELY PMWNTED
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
tion, h e a rin g w ill be destroyed fo re v s r; nine
tv. CnlHr’« Blwkh« r l l H l « -
’ over sea they enn l»e defiated and car
Steiner, superintendent, has reported c.-iaee out o f te a a re caused be- C a ta rrh . ing all others In size and speed
pilre.1, frMh.
! pr»<err»<l I i ,
Ä
♦ htch la n o th in g hut a a In fla m e d condition
France. England aud Russia, tne ried a Ism i <1 ship.
W « t*rn «M «
to tho sta te board of control that the o f the m ucous su rfac e s
r?;
tart sSw t rtSw
triple entente, det»eiided chiefly uj » oii I ( FraiKW Is «’retUted with thirteen di
W e w ill give One H u n d re d D o lla rs fo r a n y
w m » h r tmoeM i__
posts virtually have destroyed the po
cnee o f Desfneos (caused by e a t a r r h ) th a t
their
great
fleet
of
aeroplanes
and
an
IS-flam «hm- fliw hiM WH» »I
rigibles'
attaelM«!
t«
her
ariuy
Only
cannot be cored by H a ll's C a ta r rh Cure.
M-Sam «ke». B lartl.
tato crop and that th e / are damaging Betf<l
other of smaller dlrlglhlea with bn I t one of thus«*, thp «ideas. 325 feet long,
fo r c irc u la rs, free.
F. 3. C H B N K T « C O „ To ledo. O hta.
* other crops. He says the in* octi are
loan
cloth
covering
to
contest
the
alt
ts
of
the
rigid
ty
|*
.
Another
Rpless.
Fold by r>rugglete. T»c
T a k e U a ll a Y a m lly n i l s t e r
p t the Ka.ua« variety.
«rtt> Ih« Ge£$Ma mumper» i»y (Migr
j Qeo. F. M . Newhouse, Oph. D.
:
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Independent |]larehouse (
M IL L
FEED
A N D
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FLO U R .
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY
H otel a l b e r t
The Dalles, Oregon
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
VINTON HOTEL
Grass Valley, Oregon.
CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES.
BLACK
LEG
Opposite Postoffice
Moro
Oregon.
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