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

India Rubber Strangely N a m e <
Old F ,« h l.n » d T ru th .
•ommunlty of Canadian thistle, farm-
Few articles seem more slrnngely
There Is nothing so old-fashioned as I named than India rubber. It gets Ils
ert residing In the vicinity of Grand
H. M. DOUGHERTY
the truth. It does not belong to the
name from the first use to which tt
Prairie grange had east of Albany have
modern. Tt belongs hack In the age was put—that of erasing |*nc»l marks
formed
a
Canadian
Thlatle
club.
Each
. M ORO, OREGON.
when leg of mutton sleeves were the ,
by rubbing. Nor should ,t be asso­
member la pledged not only to rid hla
style, and before moving picture ehowe ciated with India. The tree was 11 at
FRIDAY............ ■ Julr 2. 192D
own land of thistle« but to report
were known. Children seldom realise .
mentioned by an explorer among the
any person he know« of who let» th e
that they are lying, for they seldom
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. . .
Mexican Indians three centuries ago.
be
price
of
T
h
e
O
bserver
1
1
i
$1.50
pe«
The
lie. • Theirs la Imagination—and one
By FORMER CONGRESSMAN CLYDE M. TAVENNER.
thlatle« go to seed.
r 75 cent« for «ix month«, 50 cent« toi
must draw a tine line between Imag­
H. J. Sankqr, representative of the
tour month«— but if neid in «dvnnce we
Every year June 19 is celebrated by
ination and lies. So we should en­ “ POLLYANNA"
accept $2.50 in full «or 2 year«.
Shorter
TO
s
British
colonial
office,
1«
In
Bend
In
Filipinos us the anniversary of the
larm« than oov year 1254 cent« per month.
tourage
our children to use their
BE PRESENTED
the course of a three m onths’ tour of
birthday
of
the
Filipino
martyr,
Dr.
A Blue M a rk here w ill an«wer an m-
Imagination all they eon for it Is a
.lose Itlxal, regarded as the greatest the United 8tatees. He Is visitin g all
qwery, when entered upon our calender,
nun* sign that they may become great P au lin e Luc,Is Mayo Gives Pbpuler
centers of the lumber Industry to gain
man the Mu lay m re has produced.
giving »he date of O ©»per a* he date a«
writers or great statesmen, or even
P lay a t Chautauqua.
Riziil, who spoke syien iHnguMge* a knowledge of American m illing and
w * cii vo
curr nt u
. pti
ex
dome day become the president of the
uud was a cultured und much traveled logging methods In the hopes of apply­
United States of America.—Exchange.
No book or play o f recent years
mun (on one occasion he traveled ing some of them to'm ah ogan y ex­
has won m ore friends and adm ire: ■
ucroai the. United S tates), earned th»
ploitation
la
Africa.
Gray Hair Com«» Sooner to Men.
th an E leanor H . P o rter’s ‘•Pollyanna.”
enmity of Spanish governors In th<
Plenty of preclpltatllon In the Ore­
A man’s lmlr is estlmnted to lurn On the fifth afternoon o f Chautauqua
Philippines by protesting against the
gray five years yonnger than a worn P au lin e L a d le M ayo. « * • o f the ft>r^
oppression of the Filipino people. A« gon country has obviated the neces­
nn’s on the average, so authorities de­
a boy be had witnessed scenes that sity for immediate operation of the
sent shafts of grief Into bis poei forest patrol airplanes and it Is prob­
clare.
'
soul, and be early dedicated bis life able thgt regular schedules w ill not
Principal Events of the Week
to' the liberation of bis “lund adored. be m aintained before July 1. prior to
At the risk of bis life, and at tbt which tim e Installation of radio equip­
Briefly Sketched* for Infor­
sncrlllce of bis career, friends and
ment on the planes which have ar­
love», ones, lie became the spokesman
mation of Our Readers.
for (be stilled grievances of tlfe voice rived at Eugene w ill be completed.
Three of the 446 accidents In Ore­
less multitude, and thus became “the
living Indictment of Spain's wretched gon Industries fer thé week ending
The Dalles cherry harvest Is under
June 24 were fatal, according to re­
colonial system .”
way
ltlzal could have saved his life, m ports received by the state industrial
By a vote of 1162 to 732 Eugene vot­
he had laen warned by friends not ti a ccid en t commission. Workmen who
ers have recalled School Director E.
.eturn to the Islands. He could not
lost their lives in industrial accidents
he dissuaded, hut before returning U
R. Bryson.
Manila left a le t t e r with a friend In during the week were: J. K lelty, la­
H. M. Dougherty of Columbus, O ,
^ V isitors can reach Crater lake 1$
Hongkong to be opened after lilt borer, Portland; J. W. Deal, laborer. who managed Senator Harding’s cam­
their autos as the jroad to the lake rim
death, in which he wrote: “Gladly do North Portland; L. W. Qreen, auto me­ paign for the Republican presidential
was opened Saturday.
1 go to expose m yself to perl,, not m- chanic, Portland.
nomination.
A. H. Lea has tendered his resigna­
any expiation of misdeed (for In till*
W ill E. Purdy of Salem, delegate
r»R.
JOSE
RIZAL,
tion as secretary of the state fair
matter I believe m yself guiltless ol
from the state at large to the demo­
Th« Filipino Patriot.
nnv). hut to complete my work am
board, effective July 1.
cratic national convention at San
Three men have been arrested lor
o f f t h e « a m p ie o , wbkh » h . , ^ , » P -
Francisco this week will place the
fishing In the north fork of the Molal
die for duty «¡J*
UIld future of our country and shall 'w ‘»L»Kly die name of Senator George E. Chamber- .
la river, a d osed strain.
for' it 1 hold duties of conscience uhove all else. Besides 1 wish to show lain belore the gathering as a prospec-
September 29 and 30 and October
fhose who deny us patriotism that we know ,mw to die for duty und prln tive nominee for president, in case
trete«
1 and 2 have been selected as the dates
W illiam McAdoo formally withdraws
ciples."
The Dalles.—After six hcurs of grlll-
for the Grant county fair.
wns In Europe working for Philippine reforms, the Spanish from the contest, according to an­
While
readers and dramatic Inter
ln, o„. Brown, co lo rs,. alias
^ ^ . r . =
Chief of Police Christensen of Eu­
governor-general, to Indirectly punish Rlail, curried on a relentless persecu nouncement made In Salem.
of the American platform, la
Don
or
hht
parents
and
relatives
in
the'Philippines,
driving
them
Into
exile
Ole.”
of
Pensacola,
H
a.,
confess»
d
that
percentage
of
alcohol
than
gene has filed a suit charging L. R
Otis Mayes, of Portland, brakeman
, „ #w wh„
^ ^ ^ X a u c p o r t r of
. y l “tne
n , e glad
,« J
To his p u ret^ ttlM il lei? a second letter, saying: “Should fate go against me on extra train 2157 of the O.-W. R. A he .h o t and killed Olla Mayra. O.-W. wh|>|[y „ .
Eumunson, an attorney, with criminal
you will uwterstund that 1 shall die happy in the thought ilml my <^ntl. w II
R.
&
N.
brakeman.
N.,
was
shot
and
killed
and
the
body
they
were.
libel.
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right" replied character with the co n .u n i.te .rtirtry
£nd a„ your troubles. Return ,0 our couhtry and nmy you be happy In It
Brown and Ills- negro companions,
“Maybe you are
The First Methodist church of Al­
for which she 1» noted.
T U I the last moment of my life I shall be thinking of you and wishing you all thrown beside the track at Chatfield.
u flag station about 12 m iles west of Joseph Freeman and Lloyd Hayden, the citizen with a thirst, “but 1 seem
bany is out of debt now and held a
K ’OdS p X U^«d\nFanw h,le determined on having R eal's life, foolishly tbinklnj The Dalles. “Little Ole." a Georgia whom be forced to accompany him at to be out of luck. I drop In to see
mortgage-burning ceremony Sunday
my favorite druggist every day and
The Movies of 1713.
that If his voice was stilled agitation for the reforms he champlonial would negro and the alleged murderer, with the point of a run, were captured by
m o rn in g .
him ln casual conversation, i On another page of »bis paper wns
two
black
companions,
was
captured
sh
eriff
J
A
'vl
Chrisman
of
Wasco
coun-
end.
Rizal
was
arrested
on
a
trumped
up
charge
of
u
easoi.
a’\d
t birthday party given by Luclle
hut he never tells me anything.”— j printed recently an alleged newly dls-
V. «»•«...». But no sooner had the tiring squad completed Us work ‘ban lb* by a posse within 100 yards of Mount ty and*deputirs.
Torbet of Albany was unique in that
Birmingham Age-Herald.
to death
I covered manuscript by Aristotle phll-
teachings of ltiza, almost InsluntunCously became the passionate liHpIrnll», Hood lodge, ln the upper Hood River
Brown Is alleged to have shot Mayes
every child attending had the whoop­
' osophlzlng on the movies. Mr. Wa|kly
.
'
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! during an altercation when Mayes at-
of the whole Filipino race. His unjust execution had simply transferred the valley
ing cough.
i was
Unlucky Day for Spain.
------- Joking,
-------- of
__ course; but , there « Is no
Intense patriotism of Rlxul to the breusts of un entire uutlon of people. The
Governor Olcott appointed John F. , tempted to make a gang of men who
The tenth musical festival and con­
April 5 ,s the* anniversary of the I jo^e nbout this extract from S w ift»
Philippine nationalism of today dates from the sunshiny morn'ng of December Stelw er, *a prominent farmer of Jef- ( were beating their way on the train
compromise of Brcla. In 1W». when . -journal to Stella.” dated March Tt.
vention of the United Swedish Singers
30, 1800, when Rizal was led forth from his prison to willingly give, us be
ferson, as a member of the group
pay him for the ride.
the nobles of Holland presented a |W„-1 1713: “I wen, afterward to see a fa
of the Pacific Coaat convened in Port­
him self said; bis life for his country’s redemption. .
five
to
represent
the
citizens
of
the
tlon against the Inquisition and ,he ; mous moving plcrtire. and I never saw
While touring in the Philippines recently the eouvlctlon was ever present
land Saturday.
Spanish outrng«»* perpetuated ,n Its anything so pretty. You see a «••
In mv mind, and 1 could not throw it off, that tlx real Inspiration as well as state on the com m ittee o f . 16 to In­
While the Mosier cherry crop wlU
E K IE F G ENERAL NEV.'S
name.
The revolt of the Netherlands. ten m||e8 wide, a town on t’other end
vestigate
changes
In
the
workmen’s
the
.leadership
of
the
Filipino
people
In
their
present
desire
for
Independence
be only half as large as last year, It
American relief activities have beeu following Philip’s determination to antj ships sailing In the sea and dl«-
Is the spirit of Jose Rlzal. The memory of -R,za, and the desire for lqde compensation law to he recommended
Is stated that the fruit Will be of ex
wtpe out BroteHtiinilsm. ruined Span-1 charging thelr cannon," etc.—BostOO
to the next session of the state legis­ discontinued In Smyrna.
pendence seem to be synonymous In the mind of the average Filipino.
cellent quality.
Transcript.
t
' Rlza, is the Inspiration of all classes, of old and young, o f all the people lature. Mr- Stelwqr succeeds C. L.
The BrltlsJjt. Labor partyg went on Ish pnihperlly.
The census bureau has. announced
he Is not dead, for his spirit Is everywhere In that beautiful ,11ml. His plo- Hawley of McCoy aa a member of the
record against prohibition.
the population of Eugene as 10.693.
ture adorns the homes of the poorest fam ilies; streets, avenues and cities un­ committee.
Recent statistics published in Ger­
This represents an Increase of 15S4,
named in hls honor, while hls statue stands ljt the parks and public squares
many
o»i that country'8 war losses
t-
In life Rizal was a beautiful character, kind and considerate of all, gladly
or 17.6 per c e n t
state
that
1,350.000
men
were
killed.
TOO
SLOW
FOR
HIS
GIRL
1
giving
bis
life
for
hls
country,
and
in
memory
be
has
become
the
national
Idol
The new concrete bridge nt The
Seventeen persons were killed and
W lttlbuct) a spirit as Its national inspiration the Philippines can not help but
Dalles, across Sixth str e e t 1» negrlng
29
wounded during the fighting in Lon­
completion and will he open for travel
reach heights now not dreamed of.
donderry, Ireland, according to an of­
While
nwaltlng
death
In
hls
cell
during
ids
last
nlglit
on
earth
Rizal
wrote
about August 1.
~
I
s remarkable poem, “My Last Farewell:’*. He secreted the manuscript in ua
ficial statem ent.
Governor Olcott has appointed R. M.
alcohol cooking lump, where it was found nfler bis execution. It follow s:
The Northern Baptist convention In
Pox as a member of the state board
a “490” or “4b,by G rund”
•
MY LAST FAREW ELL.
Buffalo veted after a lengthy debate
of forestry to succeed G. M. McLeod,
i to terminate relations with the Inter-
who has resigned.
By D R . JO S E R IZ A L .
. church world movement.
F a re w rit, dear fa th e rla n d , clim e of th e L e t-th e «un d ra w Us v a p w « up to the «kJ.
Good catches of salmon have been
•un caress'd,
And h e avenw ard In p u rity nt as my
“7
Use of cigarettes by women was
made by the gillnfttera during the
P e a rl o f th e O rien t «<ae. ou r E den lost-
p ro test;
„n ttm e tv fate
condemned by the General Federation
G la d ly now I go to give th ee th is faded L e t some kin d soul o er m y un ttm e.y
past week In practically every section
lif e ’s best,
of W omen’s clubs at the biennial con­
'b rig h te r, fresh er or m ore A nd In th e still evening a p ra y e r be lift«?
of the lower harbor.
A ud w ere It b i .„ ------
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high.
W. O. Beattie, superintendent ot
S till w iu M I give It thee, nor count th e From thee,* 0 m y co un try, th a t In God 1
vention In Des Moines,
The first conference between Sen­
coat.
m a> re s t
schools at Cottage Grove, as resigned
ator Harding, Republican presidential
to accept a position on the faculty of I Qn th fl Id of battK
the fre n z y of P ra y fo r a ll those th a t.
F o r a ll who have suffered
fllth t,
, .
nominee, and Governor Coolldgo, vice
the Stats Normal school.
O th ers have gjven th e ir lives w ith o u t F o r o u r'm o th e rs th a t b itte r ly th e ir woe«
presidential nominee, was held_ at
d o u b t or need;
"
,
The forest service at once will erect
have
c
r
i
e
d
,
/
T h e place m a tte r« no t— cypres» or lau rel F o r wldtzws and orphans, fo r ca p tiv e« by
W ashington W ednesday, Juno 30.
•n office building and storeroom at
or niy whjth.
rtu r e trie d ;
Scaftold o f open plain. co m b at or m a r t y r ­ And th to
Philadelphia’s population .w as an-
en fo r th y s e lf th a t redem ption thou
the Three Rivers ranger station near
dom '« p lig h t,
iln .
m a y ’at gal
’T I« ever the same, to serve our hom e an a
npunced by the census bureau as 1,-
Hebo, ln Tillamook county.
c o u n try 's need.
And w hen the d a rk n ight wrap«
823,158, showing It to be the country's
The sum of $1760 was paid by B.
g ra v e y a rd aroubd,
I die Just w hen I see the daw n b rea k
in th e
vig il to see;
third m ost populous city.
|( . Halbert of San Angelo, Tex., to
T h riru g h 'th e gloorn of n ig M ? to herald t h . g ^ - only
l y ¿ th
h e ^ d dead
e a d In^tn
e ir
,r vign
N».||—go the engngement Is broken
W illiam Riddel A Sona Qf Monmouth,
4 a V ........................ — —
.,—
.w _..
pr»'*ound,
off?
And if ~»<>r J . la c k in g m y blood thou
thou m a y - , t hear a .a d
Belie— Yes, It seems she told him
Co|Ly Floor Leader,
for a two-year-old Angora buck.
P o u r’d o u t a t heed fo r
-T l« 1?O m y co un try, raisin g a song unto
one evening that she wnsn’t half benu-
Carlton grange has decided to es
San Francisco, Cal.—Bainbridge Col­
T o dye w ith Ita crim son th y w a k in g ray.
tlful enough to be hls wife, aod be
by. secretary of state, has been elected
tabllsh a gasoline(
vatam I M y d r* Bn,B- when I*«« flrst opfen o d th °b e a t W h en even m y g rav e la rem em bered no didn’t deny her statement quick enough
hers, who are going on a card system
M y dreams> w hen th e ».ope« of youth be at w n e n n,Qr e
7
as floor leader for the adn/nlStratlcn
to suit her.
In order to relieve the shortage.
w<sr. ^ ¡ . e th y loved face. O gem of t h .
X V p ^ r X h u" th e ^ im d e
forces at the democratic convention.
• T he ballo t title for a measure ln ltl , ____ ____________________ ___ « . . . .n d
tu rn it o e r .
He sits as a delegate from the District
F ro m gloom and g rie f, fro m ca re and
tu rn
«* •
carp et th y e a rth ly
•o rro w fre e ;
,*.» « -
flnbr
ated by W. D. Bennett of Portland to
of Columbia and com es as one of
N o blush on th y brow , no te a r In t h i n .
’| n to n o th lngness a t last th ey are
curtail th« authority of the public
President W ilson’s spokesmen.
x eye.
flown
■ e r v lc com m l..lon tra. b w n prepared i Dr|>Bm of my
my ||vlnI , nd bur„,n,
br|n<
„„ p. „
Praferaur o « r , e F. 8 k ,e ., of th .
,h.
u k . A.
Allen Can't Be Notery. .
department of zoology, Oregon Agri I
flig h t;
. .
“ ,,u
' -
O
lym
pia—Notary publics must pos­
cultural college, has been elected sec-.|
ha^ !
f f iT ia k e " ^ ! thou m a y ’st W ith
Bndarellght< w ith «ong and
sess the qualification cf citizenship,
(or
re ta ry of the P acific Fisheries s-* ‘«’ 7 I A nd * ,^ p re,’n th y bO«om e te rn ity '» long E v e r reptiatin g the fa ith th a t I keep.
Attorney-General Thompson ruled in
Mrs. George Bates, for more than IS |
n ight.
M y fa th e rla n d adored, th a t sadness to my
an opinion transmitted to Governor
sorrow lend«.
I f over m y g ra v e some day th ou «ee«t Beloved F lllp ln a s . hear now m y last
years a resident of Bend, committed
Hart relative to the application of
grow ’
■■■■li li i i i mm■ linn. * ’
goodbye.
suicide at her home by taking poison.
In the graSay «od. a hu m b le flow er.
I give thee all: p arents and kin dred and
Norman
W. W ilson of
for a
D ra w tt to th y U p « and kiss m y «oul so.
It Is believed that 111 health caused
frien d s;
J U S T SO.
WhUe I may feel op rny brow In th « cold F o r I go w here no slave before tne
com m ission as notary.
to m b below
oppressor bends.
the act.
Screw driver— W ho’s th at doleful
T h e touch o f th y tenderne««, th y b re a th s W h ere fa ith can never k ill, and God
Arthur E. Holgate of Corvallis, who
w a rm flow er.
relgna e'er on high.
looking In d ivid u al?’
Congressmen Study Jap Immigration.
vug woun»led In battle near Cantlgny.
L e t th « moon beam over m e «oft and p,a re w p ,j fa th e r and m o th er and brother«.
H a m m e r— T h a t ’s M r. Sad Iron.
Spokane.—rIo make a study of Jap­
__
dear frien d s o f the fireside!
Serene.
also at Soissons and the Argonne, has
L e t th e da w n ahed over m e I t . ra d ia n t T h a n k fu , ye ahouui be fo r me th a t I rest
anese conditions in Calif,-mia, the
been cited for gallantry by hls division
L e t th e " w *n d w ith «ad la m e n t over m «
w* u ’ Bw eeL fro m 'th s ' stra n g e r « land.
house Immigration and natura’ zation
commander.
A nd If*o n *m y cross a bird should be
F a r . ^ f | Jdear"one» fa re w e ili T o d |« 1»
com m ittee will meet at Snn Frm cisco
Lane county post of the American
L e t It th rill th e re It« h y m n o f peace to m y F a r * * * ^ gt from ou r jab o ra!
July 9, Representative Albert Johnson
WHAT DID HE
legion will make an effort at the state
ashes.
_____ _______ f
of W ashington, the chalrm-n,
At
a
cost
of
$15,000
the
Bend
W
ater,
MEANT
c< p i * i . i .>n of the legion at Astoria tc
The sternwheel Shaver line steam ei
Light
A
Power
company
has
completed
pounced here.
elect Eugene as the m eeting place State of Washington la a total wreck,
M onk — I f
1
the construction of a reserve plant t h o u g h t
I
for next year.
one man la mlastng and probably went
Non-Partisan Falls In Minnesota Race.
two miles up the Deschutes river. The w o u ld n ’t d ro w n ,
The Oregon Normal school at Mon
down with the craft, and six others
I ta k « a dip.
St. Paul.—J. A. O. Preus received the
reserve
plant
is
capable
of
supplying
mouth opened Monday morning with a r t ,n the hospital at Astoria as the
A lligator
—
the city of Bend with 1600 gallons of
Republican nomination for governor In
an enrollment of 440 and In all prob­ result of a boiler explosion aboard th«
Come
on
ln,
water a minute, double the amount y o u
the Minnesota primary by a plurality
o n ’ t
ability *111 reach 600 before the end ▼easel-
consumed ,n the hottest weather
rDUX»-U0HT
of 8499 votes over Dr. Henrik Ship
drown!
of the session.
Central Oregon’s first woman field
• f <*«■■»«
Oovernor Olcott has received a letter
stead, the Non-Partisan league candi
• « C « l» t>
The predatory animals office of the forest employ® arrived ln Bend Thurs
eu-KJU"""*
from
Herbert
Siesholt
of
Allentown
date,
official
returns
tabulated
at
the
bloUglcal survey Is making an effort day .to take a position as lookout on
Increase« Farm Efficiency
»JM LW
P»., urging the executive to use hls
to organ’ze t8e farric-s ef Poqs coun
capitol showed.
’’aullna peak, over the rim of New
Fifty thousand Delco-Light plants in opera­
influence In obtaining the enactment
ty for the purpose oi ix ic . unuutin
jerry crater, in t|>e Deschutes national
tion on American farms are saving at the
of legislation which will make It in
Tennessee
to
Act
on
Suffrage
Bill.
moles «nd other rodents.
most conssrvative estimate, an hour a day
torest. She Is Miss Virginia Barry ol cumbent upon all citizens of the United
THE paUAL
Nashville. Tenn. — The legislature
each— or over 18,000.000 work houas a year
The Hood River Anti Asiatic associ­ Lawlston, Idaho.
Stmes to wear red, white
.
.
----- and blua
^TQMAN.^
will
be
called
to
meet
August
9
to
con-
ation ha« approved the action of Gov
TTtat U tq u a t fo an arm y o f SO, 0 0 0 man
Five more De Haviland airplanes to
Armistice day, November
glder the federal suffrage amendment,
ernor Stephens of California ,n asking be used ln tbs forest patrol have ar |
p a rk in g tan Aourg a J a y fo r g iu U m antk,
w .
’ D oes
she
|t was stated at the capitol.
the state department to cooperate ,n rived In Bugene from Mather field and , QoTernor Olrott ha> recommended
•p e ak
M
"he
*
Delco-Light i is a complete electric light
Delcq-Light
the exclusion of Japanese.
plant for farms and suburban
and power pk
thinks?
will be permanently located there. Six i Colonel Cret,d c Hflm roO nd o f P o rt-
4 Die From Wood Alghohol.
According to Frank L. Calkins, as
Oh
yos— ot-
wlU remain at the Eugene base, a ,
M #Jor E u f t ,ne M oshb«rger of
•e*«K>r. on^thlrd of the special school
Hartford. Conn,— Four deaths in tb i:
It furnishes an abundance of clean, safe,
tener than t h a t
though only two w ill be used dally n WoQdburn and Mnjor Henry O. Miller
economical light, and operates pump,
tax lo rU s voted ln the various school
city
from
wood
aloobol
poisoning
wore
actual patrol work.
of McM| nnville for membership In mil
churn, cream separator, washing machine
districts of Douglas county are void
reported to the police.
Those fine old tim es “when .wilder
committees under a new law ap-j
and other appliances.
because of failure to give proper notice
teas was king” will be r e j u v e n a t e d p roywi June 4. The recommendations'
I t is also lighting rural stores, garages,
Voters of the Klamath Irrigation
•emlnlscence when the founders o f.
been sent to Secretary® of War
churches, schools, army camps am LraiL
Champion Meanest Mao.
district have rat Hied the proposal to Tregon. otherwise the Oregon Pioneer
.
Defectives In the Orient.
way stations.
A pecuMar ettse which recently esm e
There are l.ObO.tXM» blind and n,
enter Into a contract with the federal
issoclatton, opened Its 48th annual re-
The state highway commission has 1 iicfnre n l,»»n«l<»ii mnglstrnte was thnt
least 400,000 dqpf In t ’hlna. Mdlu bu«
government for the expenditure ot
inlon a, the Portland auditorium,
condenv»a tl° n proceedings In clr- of ii woman who applied for a separa­ 600,000 blind. Nearly 5 per cent of the
$226 000 for the Improvement, of the
Thursday afternoon, July 1-
• J cujt
at B oo<* wlvcr to ■**’ure " tum from her husbnnd, whom she de- population df Cairo ,s s»i»l to be phys­
Klamath project Irrigation system.
The port of Astoria commission has tract of land lying below tbs Ruthton imunc«») ns the cbnmplon moan man o
ically defective, usually Mind or half
Moro -
-
O regon
The strike called recently by th»
iue ______________ —— *u l-nkli'n'I. She complained that her bllpd. The natives of the African Juti
iwardcd s contract to the Wellman hill grade of i the
Columbia River high
Clerks' ualon of Bond was ended by th»
leaver Morgan company of Cleveland , way. The additional land. It Is said, j huMiand »luring the
gle, Instead of b«l” S tbc lu*,y *•*-
Bend merchants' association .when si
hls supply In h ««qiarate bowl. In *n
ages of ImflginHtlon. are for tV®
1 , for four electrically operated eargo- ]
M B dumping grouqd and
lie Imprison«'»! a fly. H B,,! ^.v
agreement with the union *«* signed
landltng wharf cranes for $81,110 The (q p ^ ts e t the grade of the road st the still there when he returned home no­ part physically below par. Th»’ mn
which amended the contract previously
Jorlty of them are uiuln<aiHHh»«l nn.i
soj OOQ
races will h e Installed on the new port preclptlous point.
body hail iu»mu red with hls hoard , If diseased and marked physical delvcis
•ubmltted by the darks so as to el,ml
To co-operate In efforts to rid tfcsl
ermlnal pier No. 8. wfrlcb Is now
it
whs
uut,
■
lump
or
two
had
boon
gate a clause calling for the closed
W t ooaunon.
y
jndsr construction.
,
T h e O b server
RIZAL, FILIPINO MARTYR,
WROTE REMARKABLE POEM
GREGONNEWS NOTES
Of GENERAL INTEREST
NEGRO CONFESSES TO
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W E CAN D E L IV E R
A N Y T IM E
I RO ADS
ARE B E T T E R EACH DAY
M O RRO W
BRO S.
W A S C O , OREGON
Sherman County Agents
Chevrolet Automobiles
DELCO-LIGHT
HULERY BROS.
Over
ktkeo.
'1
DELCO-UQHT Plqnts in Âctusl Use.