Sherman County observer., January 02, 1920, Image 4

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OREGON.
F R ID A Y ........... . January 2, 1920
he pri
r, 75
year,
#5 c
cent* for six month«, 50 cent* fo-“
tour month«— but if na id in “dvance we
accept $2.50 in full ‘or 2 y e a n .
Shorter
term * than o n i >ear 12 % cents per month
A Blue M ark here w ill answer an i
query, when entered upon our calendar
<ivin£ the date of the paper as the date a
which vour current subscription expires.
IBANEZ VISITS AMERICA
THRILL IN SWOOP OF HAVfK
Pity for the Victim Cannot Altogether
Overcome Admiration fo r 2 ,
.B ird of Prey.
OREGON Nfii'SNO TES
OF GENERAL INTET.EST
•
Although the hawk undoubtedly has
a right to his dinner, there la frequent­
ly little ^sympathy shown for tbs bird
of prey, but much for the victim that
furnishes forth the fe a s t
1
A T
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Readers.
(Cepyrleht. ISA«, W aiiara Nawapapcr Ualea)
The girl stood uudecidedly at the
street corner. H er pretty brows were
puckered in a frown, which vanished
as her gaze fell upon a neatly paint­
ed sign.
“Home for Women Em­
ployed," the sign read. “Term» Very
Reasonable. References Required.**
W ith a sigh of relief, the girl turned
up her collar against the night breeae,
and crossed to the white stone bulld-
£ of the home. Inside the lighted
111 she paused breathlessly before
The DouglM county Jail was di pop­
ulated Hat u «day night about 11 o’clock
when the four Inmates tsegped after
sawing their way out of the main cage
and then dropping from r •
*<*▼
window to the grout J
caped prisoners but one »o .u ca^tued
during the day.
The confession of I^on Gr.-nnan,
who surrendered gecenJv '■
au­
thorities at Douglas. Alia.; udu. tug
that he robbed the Shasta Limited at
Yoncalla on the night of June II, l $ l l x
has cleared up one of the greatest
mysteries In Douglas county crime an­
nals, according to S heriff Quine.
It Is a thrilling alght_Jo see a fish-
hawk, sailing a hundred feet or mors
The carrier delivery system for mall
above a rapidly flowing stream, sud­
will be started la Bend on April 1.
denly bring his wings nearly together
Major James Bruce, Indian war vet­
above his back and fair like a plummet
C. T. MINKLER
eran and pioneer of Oregon, la dead at
to the water below. The action Is rapid,
Harold Howell, who has been held
McMinnville, at the age of 92 years.
the wings are in motion by the time
in the county jail al M».
«11 f-r
(he water la reached, and out of the
Christmas business In Eugene this several months and pa »
spray emerges the hawk with a One
season exceeded that of last year by two trials for ♦’ **
it matron’s desk.
fish In his talons, to be borne away to
100 per cent.
The girl felt all at once as a pris­
Lillian Leuthold, a Itjytai
'.be accompaniment of flashing drops
A fuel famine has been averted In i Bandon, probably never
oner may feel beneath the Judicial
lie con­
thrown from the struggling flsh.
eye. Aa coldly searching was the ma­
Hood River and wood and coal are ▼icted. Judge Coke dl?
One day on a suburban lawn a mother
tron's inspection of her own small fig­
fairly plentiful at the present time.
Jury of the seco i : , ;
oriole had coaxed a youngster out of
ure.
For the Improvement of the coast reported that ihc'^ . j :
(he pendent nest, hung on the extreme
dì b no
'You came," the woman asked, “In
guard service at 81uslaw, a 36-foot mo­ - agreement.
end of a branch where no enemy could
the Interest of an applicant to the
tor boat has been shipped to that point.
find entrance. Just as the little one
Indications that the s e fish an j
home 7”
The annual winter meeting of the game commission will rr* f »O ««c «
was m ilk in g the acquaintance of all
'I am the applicant," the girl re­
outdoors, a sharp-eyed hawk saw the
Oregon Jersey Cattle club was held at to Governor Olcott s i-
plied.
newcomer, and In an Instant the oriole
Oregon Agricultural college, December that William 1 F '- ' . :
The experienced one stared.
was taking his first and Inst flight In
31.
"YoU will pardon me,” she said
as state blojo '•
d
the possession of the hawk, while the
brusquely; “we are not accustomed to
Oregon has an approximate total of mission w|"
mother flew alongside pouring out her
968,759 acres In irrigated lands, ac­ December« 11, c . .
Byron H. Uhl, commissioner of im­ receive girls who are able to pay for
heart in rage and palu. Thus they
cording to Percy A. Cupper, state en­ tained In letter”
migration at Ellis island, New York, lodging elsewhere. This home la en­
pussed oui of sight.
dowed, and for those only In the hum­
gineer.
ernor from Fran
The strength of the hawk’s foot is who had charge of the deportation of blest circumstances.”
Albany voters, 98 to 60, have ap N. Flelschner of Portland,
Russian
agitators.
remarkable. Some years ago a hunter
The American observations of Vln*
’I.” said the girl again, “have no
shot a ben hawk of large sice, breaking
more money tonight than will pay for cente Blasco Ibanez, author of “The proved an increased levy for school the commission.
purposes on the 1919 tax roll of Linn
u wing Down came the hawk and the
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,
my lodging with you.”
In compliance v *'t, j
hunter advanced to secure the chicken
But. my dear young woman," the one of the most popular novels of re­ county.
adopted at a conf r
thief. The wounded bird made no at­
Charles Holstrom, for more than 20 land. Attorney G e ta ra
matron persisted, “your clothing—your cent years, will probably be utilized In
tempt to run, but faced his foe. When
furs alone tadlcate unlimited means." one of his new works of fiction.
years night watchman at the state cap­ draft the bill pro’ 'din *
The famous Spanish novelist ex­ ital, died after an Illness of about nlue
few feet only separated them he
Abruptly the woman turned to her
In payments to In ju r d u..'i
r|< r
pressed surprise at the wide apprecia­ months.
books.
jumped and attempted to fusten hla
the
compensation
net.
nr-er
an-
tion
of
his
writings
here,
adding
that
talons In the hunter’s foot. A pair of
“Miss Jane Page, Shore Acres, Cliff-
The Hood River county court has nouncement made by members of th e
he would rather be read In America
heavy bunting boots were nearly cut
Physical Training School Main town,” the girl answered steadily.
adopted a budget that will raise a tax s ta te In d u s tria l acrid* n* rnr.im kd'' u
through ns the sharp claws slipped off
"The name of Miss Page Is, of than In any other country, as he Is an
C h e a te r T . M in k le r of N e w p o rt, R. 1^
of
3181,851.31, nearly 330,000 more than The bill will be submf rd for '
ardent
republican.
tained
in
Shanghai.
course, known In charitable circles,”
the Instep. Had the hawk got a fair
who w as the In v e n to r of the depth
last year.
the matron laid. "Be seated while I
hold the foot would have been pierced.
sidération of the 1* 1« - u;p r
bomb used e ffe c tiv e ly a g a in s t the U- —Exchange.
Crews will begin work on the Hood elal session In Je« y
call her on the telephone."
The vast majority of Chinese men
boats.
Presently the woman looked up from
Rtver-Mosler stretch of the Columbia
R e p o rts of exc
e den;.
remember their mothers as cripples her quest
river highway as soon as the snow fruit and berry Industry o f *►
Many
a
girl
wanders
Into
a
mission
HAD ITS ORIGIN IN PERSIA
“Miss Page Is not at home," she
clears away.
lamette valley, due ’o the r
school who has not had her own feet said, "and I am not sure that I would
Robert N. Stanfield and. Whitney Ing weather, were empha: 1* « !'. .¡.n ■
bound, byt has never seen a woman be justified In accommodating you, un- 1
Word "Check” Can Be Traced to
Boise, both of Portland, were reap­ at Salem by C. I. Lew’
of her own class who could walk, and, der the circumstances. Our rule is— ” 1
Term Employed In tho Ancient
pointed
members of the Oregon land the Oregon Grow* rs r’•••*•
therefore, she walks In a most ungnin
Game of Chase.
A cheery young person coming from
ly fashion—scarcely conscious of her an Inner sewing room smiled.
Seventy Per Cent. Employees in settlement commission.
V. W. Brown, er*'
Engineer B. R. Jones has completeed County Growers
The historical adventures of the natural feet.
“Oh I what a night, Mrs. Smith,” she
Shaoghai
Cotton
Mills
Worn*
The Chinese Medical Association
his survey for the proposed Monmouth ly does this *1 r .'r
.... Washtostoo. — Business Interest«, word “check” give an Interesting ex­ an.Assuçtqtloi) jcpqiposed only Of Chi­ coaxed. "Let her stay. She can bunk
ample of how a common term has
with
me.
They’«
two
beds
in
my
r
gravity
water system, which It Is «Mi- ^ h lc h tfcew xperrr
-»V
—
en
and
Children
Working
"
labor unions and the public generally gained Its present meaning.
nese physicians mostly graduates from
room. Anyway, It’s cold out, and even
mated
will
cost
356,000.
uninjured
by
the
fretr*'
American and English Institutions— If tbe lady’s clothes are swell, maybe
are to be Bounded out as to the senti­
Twelve Hour Shifts.
It comes originally from Persia, nnd
Over 360,000 for produce and labor
Because of the pn r
car fihr r • ’e
ment In regard to the guarantee- Is associated with the game of chess. have asked the entire educated commu­ she hasn't real money.”
A
was
paid out by the Cottage Grove which Is said to be h»md>riP”
nity
of
the
country
to
co-operate
In
”
against price decline system said to be
Mrs.
Smith
regarded
the
volunteer
shah is a Persian king, and centu­
One-fourth of the women In the cannery during the 1919 season. The Oregon industri «•
’
In use by many manufacturers and ries ago the word shah, or something better health for the children of Clil Samaritan* Indulgently.
na. All the Mission Boards operating
sands of men ou o; . i.
“That spirit of yours. Hedda." she world are Chinese—200.000,000 of total pack was 289 tons.
wholesalers in the sale of goods. The like It, was used to designate an at­ In China felt that one of the greatest
Salem automobile dealers have or­ Buchtel, chalrmr*’ of
said,
"would take In the whole town." them. They are going Into Industry
federal trade commission announced tack upon the king in chess. Under contributions the Young Women's
The glance she bestowed upon the In large numbers to work long hours ganized and plans are being made for 11c service commlashu; rt i
that it had sent out several thousand the Influence of the medieval Latinist Christian Association could off*tr to
a show to be given by the organization to R. H. Aishton. regional director of
waiting
applicant was softened.
and for little money.
the
word
underwent
a
curious
change
letters inquiring as to the opinion of
the health of China would be to es­
“Your name, then?” she asked.
In Shanghai, for Instance, seventy on February 19, 20 and 21.
to “scaccus” and later passed into old tablish a normal school for the train
United States railways at Chicago, and
the plan.
"Janie Leslie,” the girl answered.
per cent, of the employees In the
Eugene will hold a special election L. C. Gilman of Seattle, district direct­
The guarantee - against price-decline French as “eschec” or "eschac.” From Ing of physical directors.
Gratefully her eyes sought those of cotton mills are women and children. for the purpose of voting 375,000 bonds
the French It was but a step through
Accordingly, In Shnnghal, which Is
system amounts to a guarantee by
Working hours for spinners are from to furnish funds for an aviation field or of the federal railroad administra­
the Norman tongue Into English as the greatest port In Chinn, the nation­ her Intercessor.
tion, urging tha they s'd In relieving
manufacturers and wholesalers in sell­
"All right,” Hedda ended the Inter­ six lu the morning until six at night and additional fire apparatus.
check” or “cheque.”
al committee established such a school
— the situation.
ing goods that should a decline In
and
from
six
at
night
until
six
In
the
view;
“come
with
me,
and
I
’ll
show
After Its form was established the In 1014. The school has won favor
The Cottage Grove grange has Join­
W. P. Andrew«, fonst valu 'Jon en­
morning. Weavers work from 5:30 In
price occur before delivery of the meaning of the word began to extend with all educationists, both missionary you our cell."
The name was fittingly given, Janie the morning until seven at night and ed the Commercial club in going on gineer of the northwest district, bu­
goods the buyers shall benefit by the from a formidable move In a game of and government. There have already
decline, but if the market should rise chess to any stoppage or rebuff of been nine graduates from this school. Leslie thought, as she entered,the nar­ the wages are from ten to twenty cents record as opposed to the proposed Issue reau of Internal revenue, who has been
a day. Hundreds of women are em
In Portland since last September 6 In
before delivery the manufacturer and something in progress, and gradually Miss Ying Med Chun, a graduate of row sleeping room, with Its barest ne­ ployed In silk filature mills, standing of 32*000,000 In county road bonds.
K. G. Warner of Pendleton was ap­ connection with questionnaires by tim­
cessities
for
comfort.
But
between
it came to designate anything which the Wellesley Schoo, of Physical Edu­
wholesaler would assume the loss.
Hedda’s little bed and the one she her­ hour after hour w*ashlng cocoons In pointed by Governor Olcott aa a mem ber owners, has completed his work
Complaints lodged with the commis­ controlled or restrained anything else, cation, has been dean of the.school self was to occupy stood on the cell’s basins of boiling water In the ex
Graduates
of
the
school
are
scattered
her t)f the state livestock sanitary and will return to Washington. D. C.
sion assert that working out of the and so came to mean a token or ticket.
from Canton to Peking, teaching with one chair a great vase of roses, all In cesslvely hot rooms necessary for board to succeed the late J. N. Bur­ The questionnaires are now bring gent
In
the
early
days
of
“drawn
notes,”
or
apartments where fine silk Is spun
plan tends to prevent a decrease in
drafts, the counterfoil or stub In the conspicuous success in twelve mission crimson bloom, In snow time.
In Canton alone, there are 150,00*' gess.
to Washington and the valuations
the cost of living.
The
new
guest
bent
her
face
de­
and
government
schools.
book was called a “check.” About the
There was one fatality due to acci­ placed on timber lands and timber
women
In factories at a maximum
lightedly
to
the
flowers.
beginning of the nineteenth century
"It’s like life,” she said to Hedda. wage of forty cents a day for women dent In Oregon during the week end product» will be made the basis of
the word became synonymous with J A P A N E S E D O C T O R 18 Y . W . C. A.
COSTS UP 82 PER CENT
Ing December 28. The victim was Income and excess profita taxai? -
"In
life’s hardest, most unlikely places i and of fifteen cents a day for girls.
draft, and some forty years ago was
1
O F F IC IA L .
As part of Its propram of world Swan N. Swanson, construction work
we
come
upon
roses
of
comfort,
like
During the period between February
established as the statutory definition
W age
E a rn e rs ’ L iv in g
C o m p arison
service for women the National Young er of Buxton. >
your
kindness
tonight
to
me,
a
26
and November 30, 1919, enough gas­
for “a bill of exchange, drawn ou a
Women’s Christian Association Is ex­
M ade W ith J u ly , 1914.
Dr. Tomo Inouye of Tokyo, Japan, stranger." ■
Thirty Filipinos, representing the oline was sold in Oregon to operate
banker, payable on demand.”
pecting
to
put
on
Its
staff
of
sec­
treasurer of the National Committee of
Boston.—An Increase of 82.2 per
“Oh, that was nothing,” gestured
_________________
' *i" •
the Young Women’s Christian Asso­ Hedda. _ “You were down on your retaries In China an expert on In­ Filipino student body in Salem, Philo­ each motor vehicle now licensed In
oent In the cost of living for American
dustrial cohdltlons who will develop math and Corvallis, assembled at Sa­ the atate for a distance of approximate­
ciation
In
Japan.
Dr.
Inouye
has
been
Red Salle.
luck. Mehhe tomorrow you’ll be up social work In factories, and work to lem December 30 to celebrate their na­
wage earners between July, 1914, and
ly 6400 miles, based on an average of
again. But rce,” Hedda shrugged re­ Improve conditions for women em­ tional holiday.
Violet seas under deep skies and
November, 1919, was shown in a state­
I
15 miles to each gallon of gasollu**
signedly, “I’m down all the time."
ployees. This work will Include the
ment Issued by the national Industrial dotted on the. horizon from Qulheron
S. T. Kestersen, fireman on the Cal­ consumed, according to a statement
to
Belle
Isle
the
red
sails
of
the
Brit­
"Tell me,” said Janie Leslie, Im­ Introduction of recreation and social
conference board. This represented
ifornia, Oregon A Eastern railway, was issued by Sam A. Kozer, ass'stant sec­
pulsively.
fife among the workers and of health
an advance of 10 4 per cent since No tany fishing boats. Along this stretch
severely Injured at Klamath Falls retary of a^ate. Nearly 30,000,000 gal­
of the Atlantic coast red sails have
“Not much to tell,” Hedda replied, lectures and educational classes
vember, 1918, 13.5 per cent since been known Immemortally. They ex­
| when he fell from his engine and was lons of gasoline was sold to Oregon
only I thought It might help you to
March, 1919, when prices dropped tern isted In Caesar’s time. In the “Com­
dragged 30 feet.
know they was others In hard places,
motor vehicle owners during the perl
porarlly, and 5.8 per cent since last mentaries” occurs the remark that the
Tony Lettis, recently discharged od covered In Mr. Kozer’s statement.
too. I’ve got a Job In the basement DICKENS’ TWO LOVE AFFAIRS
July.
people of the coast made their sails
at Kahili’s that keeps me here, all
from the penitentiary after serving 20
Professor C. I. Lewis, one of the
The Increase in the cost of five of tanned skins sewn together. Either
right, but I can’t do what I ought to B iographer« G e n e ra lly H a v e O v e r­ months for alleged alien activities dur­ staff of managers for the Oregon Grow­
looked In te re s tin g Passages in the
do for Tad. He’s ray little brother.
major items in the family budget since they had no flax or did not understand
ing the war. Is again under arrest, be­ ers Co-operative association, «ho fias
L ife of the G re a t N o velist.
Fve raised him, some way, since our
Its use, but the more likely reason In
July, 1914, w as:
lieved to be Insane.
made a deep stddy Into loganb< rry cul­
folks died. But the doctors say he
Food 92 per cent, shelter 38, cloth­ Caesar’s opinion was that they knew
I Johnson S. Smith, deputy collector ture, advises loganberry growers here­
T
h
e
m
any
b
io
g
ra
p
h
e
rs
of
('h.-itles
ought
to
go
away
now
for
two
or
three
ing 135 per cent, fuel, heat and light no ordinary sail would stand against
yeses—where the a i r Is clearer. Two D ickens have m ade little m ention of of Internal revenue at Portland, was after to delay placing their vines on
the ocean winds, owing to the great
48 per cent and sundries 75 per cent.
appointed federal prohibition director the trellis until spring to prevent
years is longer than we can see to his love affairs, though It is c c ii.i.n
weight of their boats. In time the
for Oregon, according to announce­ freezing. Lewis advocated tills snve»*
that
the
g
reat
novelist
had
l<
\
»
d
p
as­
make
it.
I
got
Tad
a
Job
driving
a
Breton fisherman exchanged his heavy
C o m m is s io n e rs S tand By F in le y A ctio n
florist’s wagon so he can be in the sio n ately In Ms tim e, s n y a a v .;ite r in ment from Washington, D. C.
al years ago. The subject htr
boat for a lighter one and then he
air. That’s where my roses come London Metis. It Is < nly In out-of-the-
G. G. Brown, clerk of the state land brought sharply to the attention
Salem, Or.—C. F. Stoat, of Klamath hoisted the canvas sail. Different in
from. They let Tad have ’em when w ay little books th at oin- c o n n s ac ro ss board, has recommended to the board growers by the ricent unusually .
Falls, and Marion Jack, of Pendleton, texture to when Caesar conquered
they’re
going to fall. He’s the best such re v elath ns ns th is :
Gaul,
the
sails
of
the
Flnlsterre
seas
that 3200,000 of the state school fund weather which froze many acre« «•
both members of the state fish and
und bravest kid—’’ Hedda gulped. I "W hen only « hoy of five y e a r s be Invested In school district bonds
vines In the Willamette valley
game commission, in letters received are of the same tawny hue. The Bre­
“That’s my streak of hard luck,” she C h a rle s Dh*k<us had a little playmate
ton Is the most conservative being In
bearing
at
least
5
per
cent
Interest.
were on the trellises.
here by Governor Olcott, stand with
finished. “We all have ’em. Good­ n a jn e d L ucy, a ln*nutlful f a ir h a ir e d
the world. The color of the sails of
A bill to hold the attorney general
As a phase of the purchase of r
Commissioners Flelschner and Warren his forefathers must be the color of
night.”
child, whom he loved to d is tr a c tio n .
responsible
for
the
operation
of
all
leg­
than
13,000 an es of potato land
In refusing to agree to rescind the his sails, and of those of his son. On
"Good night," said Janie Leslie soft­
“ It w as his first love, am i o n ly a
islation enacted In Oregon will be sub­ tween Powell Butte and Prlnevllb b
ly; “good night—dear.”
commission's actioh in discharging W. this point nobody will be found to
baby affection at tin t,. I t.it the novelist
When Hedda awakened next morn­ n ev er fo rg o t It. It is a fact th a t she Is mitted for the consideration of the George L. Burtt, one of the biggest po­
L Finley from the office of state disagree with him.
ing she found hfer guest already de­ th e h ero in e of at le a st one D ickens state legislature at Its special seaalon tato buyers on the coaat, and associ­
biologist.
Dr. Tomo Inouye of Tokyo, Japan, a parted. While an Important young novel.”
In January,
ate» in central Oregon and elsewhere,
delegate to the six-week International business man was greatly surprised a t
P e rp le x in g .
T h e o rig in al of D ora Spenlow In
The
city
of
8clo
has
filed
applica­
the
Deschutea Valley Seed comnonv
10,000 Criminals Rob New Yorkers.
Conference of Women Physicians being greeted by that^ young person “D avid C opperfleld” w as a Inter love
A certain admiral used to relate a called by the Y. W. C. A.
tion with the state engineer for the filed articles of Incorporation
New York.—Criminals, In 10,000 sep­ story about a pretty girl on a Mis­
when he arrived In hie office.
of D ickens, and one w hich w as un
appropriation of 40 second-feet of wa­ tai atock Is Hated at 360,000. TL.
“Jane Page !" he cried, "where have hap p y fo r him. T h - ‘a/ly, early In the
arate thefts, robbed the people of New sissippi steamer who was anxiously particularly Interested In the public
ter from Thomas creek for the devel­ corporators are Guy E. Dobson, Red­
you
been?”
York of cash and goods amounting sought In marriage by five of the health and recreational plans of her
acquaintance, ^encouraged his affec­
“Spending the night at the 'Home tio n s, b u t h er p a re n ts o b jected on the opment of 326 horsepower for munici­ mond banker, Mr. Burtt and George L.
approximately to 325,000,000 during passengers. As she looked on all of city for some time and Is medical
pal purposes.
Reid. A wide range of agricultural
1919, according to the New York Trib­ them with favor she sought the cap­ Inspector for girls In the public schools for Women Employed.*" she answered sco re of th e position he th en held In
sweetly. "It waa not In search of ad­ life, an d she Inclined to th e ir view.
The Phez company, with processing activities is made possible by th*
tain
of
the
boat
for
advice
in
mak­
of
Tokyo,
as
slso
In
several
prjvate
une.
ing her choice. His suggestion was schools In the city. There afe ap venture thia time, Billy,” she hastened
She went swny to Paris to study art. plants and head offices In Salem, has cles, but It Is understood that the com
to add at hla frown of disapproval. “I and completely forgot the unhappy received from a New York buyer an pany’s work will be chiefly the pro­
proxlmately
500
women
physicians
In
that
she
should
leap
overboard,
he,
TH E M ARKETS.
of course, making arrangements that Japan now, she says, and 400 women came to the city last night with money lover. Later,—when Dickens had at­ order for 65 carloads of apple elder duction of Netted Gem seed for th«
Portland.
no harm could ccme to her. This medical students. Dr. Inouye was the In my change purse alone. When I tained fame ns a novelist, she wrote to ’ to be delivered at the eastern city as California market.
Oat»—No. 3 white feed. 363 a ton.
•he did, four of her suitors promptly only delegate from Japan to the Y. W. searched my bag I found that I had him, and after a time there was a soon as the product can be made.
B a rle y — S ta n d a rd feed, 172.50 a ton
lumping in after her. and Jointly O. A. International Conference of Wo­ forgotten to drop my pocketbook In. meeting.
R. N. Stanfield, well known she^v
P rim itive Ferriea.
Corn—Wh 1», 374, cracked, 376
bringing her back to the boat. "What­ men Physicians, In session during Sep­ Just aa I decided to call you on the
But the lady whom the novelist had man of eastern Oregon, has closed a
phone
that
sign
loomed
up,
beckoning
tember
and
October.
There are rivers In India which arc-
Hay—Willamette valley timothy. ever shall I do now?” she Inquired of
known
and
loved
had
changed.
lease with the Warmsprlngs Irrigation
me, Billy, a direct message. I went
the captMln. “I don't rightly know,
> 260 28 p er ton; alfalfa. 331 50.
Clay Eaters.
Charles Dickens, at all times a senti­ district whereby he secures for 99 subject to sudden and heavy floods,
to
the
home."
"and over these It Is necessary to main­
miss." he answered, scratching his
Butter Fat—74075c.
The Agmara Indians, Inhabiting the
Jane Leslie Page laughed softly. “I mentalist, was prepared to fVid her years the shore line of the district’s tain a ferrybont service.
In some
head
In
perplexity,
“but
It
seems
to
Eggs Ranch, 60c per dozen.
ahores of Lake Titicaca and the lofty had to give my own name as refer­ grown old with him, but he did not large reservoir at a reported consid­
caseR the metlifid of conveying a per­
ina Pd take the dry one."
plateau ef ths Andea, find the strng- ence.” she said. "And there I found anticipate the change In her character.
P o u ltry — H ens, 3 0 0 3 3 c .
gle for existence hard at an altitude Hedda. Billy, dearest, can you find a And thus the attempt at reconciliation eration of 350,000. The reservoir or son across the river has remained the
Cattle— Best steers, 310 76011 26;
lake will cover thousands of acres and same for several centuries, as in the
Y. W . C. A. In Japan.
of more than 11,000 feet above the place for an untrained girl In your of­ failed of Its purpose.
good to choice, 3 1 0 0 1 0 .6 0 ; m edium to
In
midsummer and early fall the watSr following case. A cord having been
The T. W. C. A. work In Japan Is of
see
level.)
Their
principal
articles
of
fices. I knew you could. You always
good. $909 75.
several years’ standing. A number of
will
recede and expose several hundred fastened to a large, elongated gourd,
fbod arh quinoa, a coarse grain re­ make me happy. I’m going to be hap­
Rabbit Skins In Demand.
H ogs P rim e m ixed, 3 9 0 9 .7 6 ; me
and a smaller gourd being also tied to
secretaries trained In thia country and
sembling rice, and potatoes, of which pier when Tad gets his chance. I wll'
There la a market fpr rabbit skins. acres, which will afford excellent graz­ It, the native gets astride, and, laying
dlum mixed, $14014.60; pigs, 311 500 sent out for this work, together with
tuber . their country Is the original tell you about Tad—and Hedda.”
ing
and
give
access
to
plenty
of
water
Before the war an enormous trade
his breast upon the larger gourd, pad
13 .60
Jspaneae women trained both over
home. The difficulty of boiling food
waa carried on abroad. It la said In the dry season.
dies
himself across with his hands
Sheep—Eastern lambs, $130 13 50; h *** an^ In their native lend, were
at so great an altitude necessitates
that Great Britain and Ireland aloha
Women, too. avail them­
Approximately 165 bridges and cul­ and feet.
▼Alley lambs, 310.60011; ewes, 3607. reedy to carry on the regular associa­ the previous maceration of all articles
Looking for a Bargain.
produced about 80.000.000 sklna an­ verts, representing a cost cs imkted at selves of thia alngular contrivance, un­
tion work when Mlaa Matthews, who Intended to be so cooked. The potato
Elizabeth was th rifty.'«h e had her nually. Most rabbit skins are sold In
Is considered the backbone of the T.
Is therefore prepared for storing and picture takep, and her mother sent her bales, by weight, the fur from them $1,696,777, "kere under contract or ad­ der the escort of a ferryman, who,
v
S e a ttle .
similarly mounted, take* hla charge
W. C. A. In Japan, was celled to thia
Hay- Eastern Washington timothy, refugee service. The Japanese asso­ use by exposing It to the frost; then for the proofs. “How much are they, being used for felting purposes, and vertised for construction dur'.: g the In tow. carries her basket, with per
It la placed In water and stamped please?” naked Elizabeth, and the pho­ the sklna for making glue. The war- year 1919, according to t’l • saflual
$38 0 39 per ton; alfalfa, 335.
haps a child In It, on his head, and
ciation. because of Its proximity and
Into a paste, all the soluble matter Is tographer announced;
“One dollar interrupted the Importations from Eu­ report of C. It. McCullough, er.g.neer conveys them aafely acroaa.
Butterfat—750 77c.
efficiency, was the first one to receive
washed
out
and
the
atnrchy
and
fari­
and
a
half
for
the
original
and
50
rope and Australia to such an extent for the state highway department.
Eggs Ranch, 650 60c.
the cell for assistance.
naceous substance remains. Thia Is cents each for duplicates. Elizabeth that the prica has greatly Increased.
Because of the dlsaailRi?.. "on ex­
P o u ltr y — Hens, heavy, dressed, 45c;
T h e W a y It Looked to B >*• . i n
celled huno and It Is made Into a nu pondered a moment, then said: "I The better skins are aold by the pressed by consumers wit it *•. ¿ard to
light, 40c
The Diffsrenee.
tritlous though Insipid soup. The Ag- think we’ll take six duplicates, please." doaen. When dressed thev become
Mrs. Bepham—The papei
.. ..f ,,
-ateg
charged
by
the
Douglas
County
“When a man make« a hit In play
Hoga— Prime. $15 25016 75; medium
maras use clay as an article of food,
the “cony” of the fur trade, often sold Vater A Light company a movement man who went crazy on hl» u«tiding
Ing.
he
Is
dapped
into
fame
"
to choice, 314016; pig», 312 60 0 18.60.
mixing It with quinoa. The clay they
d«.v
under fanciful names. American breed­
Nova Scotia Cherries.
"Well, what of I t r
is on foot at Roseburg to vote bonds
use Is of a whitish color and rather
Cattle — Beat steers, 811.60012;
er«
ere
raising
all
kinds
of
rahhlts
B en h am — He must have beep crazy
The
province
of
Nova
Scotia
raise«
"But If be makes a hit Ip earnest,
gritty, f it refill analysts shows that exceedingly large and load one black
M Ueri, 3S.7i0».5Q, calves, 37013.
that produce the beet “cony" of the In the aum of approximately 3600,080 befo re that; otherwtae he wouldn’t
he la clapped late Jail."
I with which to (natali a municipal plant.
it contain« aq organlq matter.
cherritg,
have had any wedding day.
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