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AGE-OLD BUILDING MATERIAL
6EN. JOHN LE JEUNE
•*Piae," In Use for Many Centuries, la
Merely • Simple Form of
Concreto.
What la pise? The word, which In
Its complete form Is written pise de
terre, betrays a French origin and
from Its general ' appearance, might
well suggest some affinity with the
world of a r t These preliminary lm
pressione, however, will be found mis
leading. There la nothing peculiarly
French In pise dwellings, though they
are common enough In some parts o
France, and reference to them abounds
In French literature of the eighteenth
century.
'
..
The word itself, traced to It< Latin
origin, apparently means nothing more
artistic than “battered." Perhaps the
simplest definition of pise Is provided
by Pliny the Elder, who calls It
•earth battered between boards,
meaning by hoards a form such as may
be used for concrete* In construction
work.
The Roman sage adds that It was an
old and well-tried system of building
and remarks that Hannibal used this
material for watch towers on the tops
.o f hills in Spain during his campaign.
- ‘ Who knows whether it was not a so
in use when Cheops built his Great
Pyramid; for linee are prehistoric
nlse buildings in New Mexico and Ar •
‘zona which, some say. dute bnch.fl»-
most to that period?
• Certainly history cannot trace th
system to its origin, and the ph*1
dwellings now visible In France. Spain
America, the British colonies and
elsewhere may give no complete indi
cation of thè extent to which this ma
terial was employed In other centuries.
—Exchange.
QREGOH SEWS NOTES
OF fiENM JNTEREST 1
Principal f vents of the Week
A definite decision to proceed with
ihq construction of the proposed Baker
natatorlum as long as the funds on
band will allow haa been reaoked, a i l
under the guperlntendency of City En- -
glneer J. W. Peters active work on
the excavation for the pool and build
Moro T heater
Ventilated by Recently Installed Electric F a«
M a th e w »
L iv in g s to n ,
P r ò p r le to r e
ing haa started.
The rates, practices and service of
Briefly Sketched for Infor
G. B . M a t h e w ® , M a n a g e r '
the Bentley Telephone company are
mation ef Our Readers.
to be Investigated by the Oregon pub
lic service commission on August 2,
Oregon stands eighth in the Hat In according to an order Issued hy the
regard to paid-up membership in the com m ission. The corporation sefv es
number of towns In Polk, Lincoln
American Legion.
and
Yamhill counties.
Dr. O. D. Duane's 20-acre cherry or-
A defeated candidate of either the
hard near The Dalles thia year nested
republican or democratic party for
him a profit of $10,000.
w
nomination for office at the primary
More than 2000 retail buyers are ex
election cannot accept the nomination
>ecled in Portland during annual buy-
of the rival party cr become an tode
a
3TB’ week, August 9 toj.4.
By R. RAV BAKER
pendent candidate at the general elec
Sheriff Johnson of Hood River coun
Popnlar Prices af 30c u d 15< Unleu Otberwroe S^cified
_ ,
tion, according to a legal opinion given
ty has asked for volunteers to assist
by Attorney General Brown.
(fc, l»S«. by McClur« N-w-P*P-r »»««»e-V •
him In enforcing speed laws.
Show Start» Eight O’clock
At the request of the Chamber of .
At seven o’clock George Henderson’S
Indlaatlona are that the commercial
Commerce, R. L. Polk & Co. are tak
alarm clock rang down the curtain oa
ipple crop of the state as a whole will
Ing a census of Modford while secur
the dream and his eyes sprang open.
bo about 60 per cent of last year.
The room looked the same as al-
ing names for a new city directory,
Oregon wheat exported during the
waya. and yet there seemed ......«.thing
checking the federal census recently
S a t u r d a y J u ly 2 4
stnm ge about It. Finally It d.nvned
Gen. John A. Le Jeune, who was re year ended June 30, 1920, amounted announced, which. It 1« geuerally held
to
2,875,882
bushels
and
flour
3,201,115
on him that a perfume from theM »si
t * ,
*
*
'
cently named commander of the Unit
In Medford, Is a thousand or more
was scenting up his surrounding!»—a
barrels.
ed Stataa marine corps.
short
cf
tlhe
city’s
real
population.
perfume of baking blaculta.
Because It Is no hanger a necessary
The Oregon peach crop has prob
The strange thing about it was that
organisation to the state, Governor Ol
tn his dream he had been seated at a
cott has dissolved the state council of ably never before been so near a failure
table about to begin an attack on
as this year, according to Ft L. Kent,
defense.
wunu biscuits and inaple syrup.
field agent for the bureau of crop esti
w ith M arg u rette C lark starrin g
William Porter, 59, Instructor In
.
The faint sound of an oven door
mates, who has Just made a thorough
forging
at
the
Oregon
Agricultural
cofc
hanging shut and the rattling of pans
canvass cf the state. Except, to the M iss C lark is v ery popular w ith th e “ m ovie” w orld
lege, died Thursday at hla home in
cauie from the next room.
Ashland and Grauts Pass districts the
•The new
light
housekeepers."
Versailles.—A threat to drive the Corvallis.
.George commented, as he crawled from
The Lane county court has decided prospect Is “no crop this season.
Turks from Europe “once and fcr all
A filo of the “Stars and Stripes,” the
bed and began to dress. ‘T h at won’t
not to build a new bridge across the
was contained in the allied reply to
paper published by the American
Inst long. Mrs. Maloney simply won’t
W illamette at Harrisburg for at least
the Turkish objections to the peace
T u e s d a y J u ly 2 7
stand for any baking."
troops in France, hns been presented
Arriving at his office. George waded
treaty delivered to the Turkish peace tw o years.
to
the
Albany
publie
library.
It
Is
the
An underground crossing will be
Into his correspondence, gave Instruc
delegation. Such action might follow
gift of Captain C. B. Winn, for m»nj
tions to his assistants and clerks, then INDIAN S, TRIBUTE TO MOTHER Turkey’s refusal to sign the treaty or built where the Pacific highway
years a resident of Albany and now
crosses the*rallroad two m iles north
secluded himself from all c a i l ^ and
her* failure to give it effect, the reply
of San Bernardino, Cal., who served
Red Skinned Fighter In World War
gave himself up to day dreams.
of Albany.
In France in the Quartermaster s de
H
16
H
Proves Worthy Descendant of
Elsie Havers was the cause and the
The Portland Railway, Light and
The tim e lim it for Turkey to make
subject of these dreams, George could
Race of Chiefs.
Power company has paid to Clacka partment of the army.
.
starrin g F ra n k M ayo
known her decision expires at mid
Brigadier-General Mc^lexander, for
not forget her. although he hfld seen
mas county $94,000, the flrat half of its
Is
an
Wounded-Wlth-Many-Armws
her last ten years ago. At first, when
several years instructor in charge of T h e production concerns a young fellow w ho inherits
night July 27.
he came to Detroit, he had given her Indian living In South Dakota.
The reply said the Turkish govern oounty taxes.
military training at Oregon Agricul
The recently organized Southwest
scarcely a thought, he was so busy * According to an Indian custom the ment appears to think its responsibil
tural college at Corvallis, and w ho, as a tim b e r ' trac t in the n o rth w oods and sets out at
ern
Oregon
Livestock
association
la
malting good In the real estate “game;
first thing an Indian mother sees or ity in the war was less than that of
oemmander of the thirty eighth infan
and besides, his fellow workers were save after her child Is bom may be
planning to hold an annual exposition
try won t)be sobriquet of ,the “Rock of once to clean up th e lu m b er cam ps
acquainted with a number of attractive chosen as the .Infant’s nam e T « Us allies and that Turkey therefore at Marshfield.
the Marne,” breaking the Hun attack
city girls, one of whom quite cap night of his birth. In April, 1891. the Is entitled to lenient treatment, but
Members of the Oregon State Dental
Com e and see h o w he does it
tivated George and allowed him to mother saw a warrior who had been that the allies could not accept that
association opened the first session of on Paris on July 14, 1918, has been
spend a great ddhl of time with her wounded by many arrows; hence the plea.
made a Brigadier General in the regu
their 27ih annual convention Monday
and a great deul of money on her; un name given to the new-born child.
The note m aintains “T urkey entered
lar army.
til her former sweetheart, who had
Entering the world war In t e the war without a shado.w of excuse or m :rnlng In Portland.
New indictments for alleged sugar
Lightning struck and seriously dam
been West, came hack and married armies of the great white father
provocation” and by closing the straits
profiteering
were returned by the fed
her. and took per to Colorado.
S a tu r d a y J u ly 3 1
Washington, the first thought of this in the face of the allies Turkey cer aged the steeple of the First Presby-
eral grand jury in Portland against L.
When George recovered from the oopper-sklnned descendant of a race
terlaif church In Portland during a
M. Starr, president of the Starr Fruit
blow he discovered he had never loved of chiefs was of his mother, whom he talnly prolonged the war by not less heavy electric storm.
Products company, and Richard Ad
Vivian; It had been simply a case of named as the befteflclary In his $10,- than two years and caused loss to the
Approximately ,125.000 applications
Infatuation. His thoughts naturally re 000 government war risk Insurance allies of thousands of lives and thou
ams. a g ^ t for Parrott & Co., of Cali
for motor vehicle drivers’ licenses
verted to Elsie, and he attempted to
sands
of
m
illions
of
pcimds.
fornia. T he indictments were brought
„ * »
have been received at the offices of
renew his neglected correspondence policy.
The mother’s name Is 8usan-Ix>ves-
iji because in the other indictments
with her. His letters came back un the-War anti she lives at Wakpola. 8.
th e secretary of state.
returned recently there were said to
ERIEF GENERAL NEWS
opened, «tamped “Uncial med." He D. She was proud that her son was
* At the present rate of growth of
F e a tu iin g our old friend C^|ias. R ay
be slight errors on the percentage of
wrote to mutual friends and learned among the first to respond to the call
bank clearings in Portland It Is esti
Alaska's great artery cf commerce
w ho a lw ay s satisfies us
that Elsie and her mother had left of the United States for soldiers to
mated that thia year’s total will reach profit charged.
Establishm ent of a big Sw iss colony
Harbor Springs and were living in Chi fight for their country; she was glad and transportation, tht> government
cago. although their address w asnn ob when he came back, unharmed, full of railroad, will be completed by Decem the $2,000,000.000 mark.
In some good farming community of
Three hundred dollars was appro
tainable.
Oregon is contemplartod by E. H. Bally,
wonderful stories o t the •<>*•«*»• ber 31. 1921.
1 I 11 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 F M - W
priated by the city coflncll of Albany
“Why not pay the old town a visit, through which he had passed. And
The Banner Fork Coal corporation
of the Bally Company, Inc., who with
anyhow?” he asked himself after.a few „he realized' that he had. by allotment in Harlan county, Ky„ was purchased to a ssist In the establishm ent of a
eight delegates from Switzerland was
momenta more of cogitation.
of pay and by his Insurance policy, by the Ford Motor c c m p ^ y of Do- municipal swimming pool.
to Portland making a survey of the sit
Tw elve hours later he stepped off demonstrated that all he had was hers,
Harry Shown of Twickenham In
the train at Harbor Springs. As he as everything he was he owed to her. trolt for $1,500,000.
W heeler county was seriously burned- uation. It Is proposed to bring to Ore
The national capital guve a cordial
gon 100 or more fam ilies of the best
walked up a bluff his gait Increased.
Wounded-With Many-Arrows might
while trying to start a crude oil burn
welcome to Governor Cox. democratic
class of Swiss farmers and provide
Before long he met a-farm flivver be called Indlan-Good-to-Hls Mother.
ing engine used in irrigation.
presidential nominee, upon his afrlval
in which he noticed a nttinber of large
homes dor them in some district which
Reverend W. M. Case of Eugene has
Fifth and Washington Sts.
for
a
conference
with
President
Wll-
tin cans.
will be suitable to them.
Big Money for Perfect Potatoes.
been elected moderator of the Oregon
‘Hello," he called. “Walt a minute." I, The perfect potato, which resists
PO RTLAND, ORE.
Governor Olcott officially reviewed
Bon.
synod of the Presbyterian church to
The driver applied the brakes. and blight and other “spud" diseases, has
The census figures for the Hawaiian
Oregon military forces at camp Ltf$is
Room with privilege of bath, «ingle,
succeed L. M. Boozer of Medford. A
the machine stopped.
been develoiswl. according to Samuel Islands give the population of Hawaii
75c up; double $1.CM) up .
to a great assembly Saturday morning.
“Well, well.” said the driver. "If it Ryder, head of a well-known English
One hundred aliens were deported
Room with private bath, «ingle $1.50
as 255,912, compared with 191,909 in
The
governor
personally
presented
ain’t George Henderson 1"
from Oregon In the fiscal year ending
up; double $2.09 up.
1910, an Increase of 64,003, or 83.4
firm.
awards to winners of cump com peti
“Bill Jackets!” George exclaimed, seed
Aulo Meet« Trains. 8tree< tars from
June 30, according to the annual re
He refused to give the name of th
tions. The Drake silver trophy %was
Union Depot pa«« our doon.
and he extended a hand, which met hvhrldlst, but said he paid him $12,000 per cent.
port of the bureau of immigration.
•
Transfer at 5th and GK«an «treet« from
Miss Helen Taft, daughter of ex-
presented to D company, of Medford,
a firm, warm clasp. “Are you atlU deal for seed potatoes which wouldn’t, fill
Hereafter marriage w ill not be a
North Bank Depot.
Presldent William Howard Taft, was bar to election to position as teach^E Captain H. A. Canaduy, commander.
ing In maple syrup?”
n peck measure. ’
i 1 ...
"You bet. Here’s thirty gallons. I’m
married
hece
to
Frederick
Jchnson
The
company
was
designated,
as
the
“We have bought up all the hy-
1 1 1 1
in the Portland public schools, accord
taking ’em to the store.”
ot t»l« « p o r t.” «»<1 Manning, professor in American his
most efficient unit at the Oregon camp.
Ing
to
policy
establia*hed
by
the
school
“Won’t tweotjw ilne be enough for Ryder. “The average potato yield in tory at Yale university. New Haven,
The award has not met with general
5 h e store?” asked George, reaching for 1918 was four tons per acre In Eng
board.
satisfaction among the other compan
his pocketbook. “I haven’t tasted land. With the new seed, six pounds Conn.
The state board of control now has
Former
Governor
Samuel
W.
McCall
mnple ayrup In ten years." |
transit to the Robert Andrews com ies.
per root, or 33 tons per acre, can be
Under the new gubernatorial suc
“Nope. I can’t sell It." B ill’s face produced. The full results of the per of M assachusetts called at the White pany of New York a oarload of flax
was covered with a multitude of grin fect potato may not be reaped for two House and Informed PresidenfW ilBon fiber and tow for which the state re cession amendment to tho state con
that he la unable to accept a recess
stitution, W. T. Vlato.i, cf .JcMinn-
ning wrinkle« as he added, "hut I’ll
or three years."
give you one, for old time’s sake, you
appointment to membership on the ceives $11,621.50.
The boys’ and girls’ Industrial clubs ville, president of the Oregon senate,
know. You used to be my best cus
while
federal tariff commission.
•-N a w Matrimonial Idea.
of
Shedd, among whlck is Included the v/sis acting governor of I
tomer.”
A new party, organised at Chicago,
Connecticut has a married couple
Governor Olcott wns^at Oi^npia at
rgest boys’ Jersoy calf club in the
George thanked him and trudged on
living apart In two towns, the bride, the Farmer Labor party, entered the
tending the funeral of S cretary of
orld. will hold their annual industrial
with his can of ayrup. It was heavy,
who has adsnn^d Ideas. In one town political field with Parley P. Christen
i State I. M. Howell, of W a-hington.
but It wouldn’t be after he found the
and the bridegroom, who has a good sen. Salt Lake City attorney, and Max fair on September 10.
i Under the new ameudmep. the presi-
shady spot. Soon he came to a four
On the ground that the city of.Wood- ! dent of the senate, and not the se^re
.
«nil n hie salary. In nnother. They S. Hayes, editor oj a Cleveland labor
earn
ot the
cornerw
Mtnhllsh-
corners. ; — On each
p n of
» ~ m . e .n corners
f r„ „ , » was
r . h a . I , Job and a Dig
X
burn has fexceeded its lim it of lndebt
newspaper, as Its nominees for presi : z » ? Y 7 " ; ’ ; m : n 7 ' h a .” br„ught i
» « • .» » • » ..» • »
house
r e .ti.tn
d t r from under- ' tor
■ ~ In
tn event
of Inub.ht, ot tho tatter
sm allest.
dent
and
vice
president,
Respectively.
event of
week-ends or run away together, as
“Elsie’s old home." he sighed. “Won one of them explains It. for several
i to a c t.'
,
^ tr th u to r s of Portland
der who lives there now?’’
»meggu»
dnv„ whenever the mood selves them Volstead Wins Contest and Nomination taking certain improvements
, The milk distributors of
The city of Roseburg has received
He mounted the porch. The door They have rented a third apartment
MO H I T *
Benson. Minn.—The Rev. O. J. Kvale
Increases
1
will
not
pay
in
excess
of
$3.20
a
hun-
was open and only a screen barred his In New Y o * city, which they will
legal advice that bonds recently au
progress. To his astonishment the share “In their play time.” The bride of Benson Is disqualified as the repub thorized by a special election for the I dredweight fo" milk, n r will they c^n-
Fifty thousand Delco-Ught plants to dpsro-
tion on American farms art Saving at the
- same perfume that bad assailed his retains her maiden name and title or lican candidate for congress In the sov sum of $7000 for an aviation field out- ; sent to an m Creuxe in the retail price
most conssrsntive estimate, an hour a day
nostrils two mornings ago came from Miss
at this time. Tho Oregon Dairymen's
It Is her Idea that man and enth Minnesota district In a decision side the city lim its are l^yalld.,
each— or over 18,000.000 work-hours a year
the Interior of the house.
Co-operative league .w ill not deliver
w ife should not live In the same house filed hero by District Judge Albert
Salem Cberrlana have accepted the
•
u He knocked, and a middle-aged lady, and so get a surfeit of each other.
Johnson, who heard the suit conteut-
milk to distributors who refuse to pay
Thai is «gvaf fo an arm y o f
proposal of A. H. Lea, secretary of
with white hair, bustled to the door.
w
orking tan hoar» a d a y for « t a l l m o n th .
the
league
price,
but
instead
will
iin
lng
K
vale's
nominal
Ion.
the state fair board, that the Cherri-
When Oeorge saw her he dropped the Boston Globe.
Congressman A. J. Volstead, author
mediately take steps to secure equip;
'
Delco-Light b a complete electric light
ans riake Tuesday. September 28, of
can cf syrup on the porch floor.
’ and power plant for farms and suburban
Many O’Briens.
of the prohibition enforcement act,
ment and deliver milk direct to the
“Mis. Havers!" he almost shouted,
A soldier nnmed John J. O’Brien who was defeated by Kvale in the June state fair week, a special booster day. consumers of Portland. Out o f these
homes.
wringing her hand.
Exports from the Portland district
writing to the war risk bureau about 21 primary, is declared in the dec siou
It furnishes an abundance of dean, sale,
two ultimatums there promises to do
"Well. well. .George. It does seem M . lnm .r.n«.. f . » « l to « 1 « M» »"'»I
luring the year ended June 80, T920,
economical light, and operates pump,
velop
a
pitched
battle
between
dlstrlb
to
he
the
"duly
nominated
candidate
good to look on your face once more,
v c ’e valued at $40.388.320, w hile the
churn, cream separator, washing mach|<ff
And w h . f . in that « . ! M .p l. .» n .p , nnndwr
number h ,l »»11
utors, who propose to deliver non
of tho Republican party.” Mr. Kvale
and other appliance».
xports from the Astoria district for
I rolctit have »»owed IL You r . )u « P»I-r« would »« >*•> •»
hla w ife’s name was Mary A. (»’Rrlen. was indorsed by the nonpartisan the same period were valued at »p- league milk, and the league, which
It is also lighting rural stores, garages,
In lim e for breakfast—and w< bars
plans to distribute its own milk.
A search through the bureau files dls- league.
churches^ schools, array camps and igfl*
biscuits—slw aya do for • breakfast
prcxlmatcly $7,000,000.
rlow»d the names of 175 John J.
way station».
Modern Go'd.
With the harvest c f one of the larg
even down In Detroit
$250,000 Timber Sold.
1
O'Brlena, and each of an even 50 of
Grent
reservoirs
in
the
m
ountain’
George w hs walking toward the
f)st cherry crop» In the history of the
thepi had • w ife uamed M»»ry A.
Spokane. Wash —Purchase of near
to store the winter ruin nnd snov
kitchen. He «luck hla head through
•late In full blast, the fruit, raln-spllt,
ly 100,000,000 feet of white pine tlm
would he veritable pots of gold ai
the doorwuv and h i* eve« f<»o1r In a O’Brien.
« a drug on the market and hard to
the end of the California rainbow.—
young la«h l»ci»«,'''X (•••fo
ill • <»vep
her on a tract five m iles north of Met
M o ro
-
-
Oregon
n jv e at any price, according to re
• May U«« Cenerete Coffins.
Ban Fruncslcco Chronicle.
The girl kroked up sod tlielv glance*
aline. W aeh ./for approximately $250
The corporation of the town of
torts coming from W illam ette valley
«net.
000 by the Ohio Match company was
TO» B w wm U«
• oak
•W hat—what are you doing here?" “Middlesborough. England, Is consider-
joints.
announced here.
Representing practically every line
«be fsllered. nnd her eye« found thv Ing the use of concrete, coffins^In local
Maine Llauor Laws.
burls! groynds as '«elng lighter and
O v a r 30.000 DELCQçUGHT Plant» in ActtaHfeo
f business In Portland, a petition bear- - “Maine law" wns the nmno given. In
floor
Astoria.
Ore.,
Mayor
Resigns.
cheaper
than
those
made
of
wood.
“I Just dropped In for breakfast.
ng the names of moreAhan 300 men
the
state
of
Maine
to
an
act
"to
pro
Astoria. O r—James Bremner sub
You sue. I hove maple ayrup. and you
-nd wcinen urging Mayor Oeorge L. hibit drinking houses nnd tippling
Hla Class.
n ltted h is resignation as mayor of As
—you nave th« bleculta; ao I thought
O A L I T T L E M I S S I O N A R Y W O R K IN Y O l l.
3aker to announce hlmeelf a candidate shops.” It was passed In May, 18<>1;
Ilere's
some
health
expert
says
we
we might collnborate.
tcria. h o gave us hla reason that for re-elactlon, was presented to the received the signature of (he governor
idle days by telling y«»ur neighlmVH >f th«-
o f thow m y - w m .i . t r . . . Ot » r w A . t ,n .ln ...
on June 2 ind was first enforced nt
mayor.
-Y e«," <»bserv«Hl Mrs. Haver», as are always taking the sweetness ont I possible for him to rdrnaiu In office,
Bangor on July 4 of the same year.
itic« of The Obaerver.
It y.»u can t ¿cl
Franklin D’Oller, national command
In all Its I 4 UH
«be pounxl syrup on a biscuit, “we
Thia l«w wns re-enacted.
of Ufa."
On a Curve.
send
U8
their
•
addreaxeH
ind we 'vill_t*ei d
thought It « M •*
*• BI* nd ,h*
er of the American Legion, w ill be a parts, in 1858. and was made more M cri p t 10118
An Aits’ftillan Invenior hns given
■iimmpr In the old home—b« reporters,
« a m b it* CGpIPS » We pay for ail «of dili’ w >’•»!• b<
piano s -lightly curvati keyboard tío i Portland visitor from Saturday. Aug ■tringe’nt In 1867 and again In T®7®- !t
Coldest Moment«"During the Day.
like the folks over on ihe point; so
waa so amended In 1872 na to bring
reach all (»arts of It trito ust 7. to 10, according to a communl
player
con
The
tow
minutes
after,
sunrise
la
here we are—enma Just yesterday
SuhsenltV f o r (’he ( Ihserver. B»-l W ckl pdblt-hed
cation receive« from national head d der and wine from grnr«» grown In
equal elT u-
morning. Yes we liked Chicago fkI Hy usually the coldest period of the day
the state within the prohibition. In
Vi'I'C o i c
Km pipe
u I Iw I »
quarters by W. B. Follett, «Ute com
well, but El»’»* thought she could get a
1884 an amendment was ndded to the
better p o s i t l h » t r o t t , so we nsevod
mander of the legion.
»
Beginning ef Spring.
eonatltutfon prohibiting forever the
Town With No Atraet«.
The Morrow county *J®at harvest sale of Intoxlrtrttof liquors within the
thert only Is«’ week. We found a nlcv
Spring begin* when the sunse_nt«rs
The smallest dependence 'of France
W plac; i right at the start, hut we had to la Isle d’lloedle. situated at the east the sigli <‘f Arles cf 4he zorl'sc. or th* la expected to begin In the country limits of the state. Since 1851 the ex-
»et
we Ju«t had to have
constellation of Pisces, nnd the exact north of Lexington and Ione this week. presslon “Maine law” has been psed
«et «ml—because
ou
<mr Mocnlta n;uf Mrs Moloney said of Bella Isle. Its population Is 238. time of Ibis event varies n Utile from
Thacrop promises a heavy yield. Some colloquially to denote any state ertn<t
the other roonu-rs couldn’t stand the They do not s|»enk French, but Celtic. year to year. The dales of the com
fields
were slightly Injured by the re ment prohibiting the sale of Intoxlcat-
Fishing
Is
the
principal
Industry,
and
«mell of them : w» w e decided to tak*
menceweut of the Bensons mny h* cent hot weather, but the damago la Ing flrtoks.-— Boston Globs.
/ ,v
■ vacation, end u«e np some of »h* they are provided with food at an Inn stateti as about Merck 21, Juue 21
managed
by
the
women.
The
town
ha»
we hod saved, and. a i I «aid
not believed to he great
September 22 and December 22.
M HWto
'bore we are.”
BISCUIT PERFUME
-Ju ly
P ro g ra m
T u e s d a y s a n d S a t u r d a y s o f E a c h W ieek
ALLIES THREATEN TO
, ORIVE OUT THE i l i æ
wLet’s
Elope'9
t
“ Brute Breakers
S p e c ia l R a t e s _
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
1 H U 4 t 'l l i l i l í *
String Beans”
DELCO n LIGHT
Efficiency
Farm
epey
HULERV BROS. *
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