Sherman County observer., August 20, 1920, Image 4

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Pet ause pf the tendency of members
cf, the Cental profession to come?|rom
the eastern states to the w est, while
MORO. OREGON.
tfw go from the west to the east, the
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state board of dental examiners h a s ’
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FRIDAY -. . . __ August 20. 1920
placed Its disapproval on a proposed
Ventilated by Recently Installed Electric Fane
reciprocal exchange of dental licenses.
The price of The Observer i« $1.50 pe
year, 75 cent» for six month«, 50 cent« fo
Principal Events of the'W eek
Officials of the socialist party have
lour month«'—but if oeid in «dvance we
filed In the office of Sam A. Kozer,
M a t h e w s > L iv in g s to n , P r o p r ie t o r s
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
accept $2.50 in full » op ’ yeart.
Shorte-
secretary
of
state,
certificates
of
nom­
ternu than o ik j e i f 11 ' i cent« per month.
- G. E . M a th e w a , M a rfo g c r
ination of*candidates for presidential
mation of Our Readers.
A Bbie Mark U ♦« ~ d l auwfiL. •«> in
query, when entered upon our calendar,
electors, secretary of state, dairy and
• ’he date U tae paper -» he date at
Foreign Imports received at Port­ fcod com m issioner and commissioner
V> <d«r*
land during the month of June amount­ of the public service commission for
the western Oregon district.
ed to $980,889.
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Not loss than $858,000 will he net­
Paving work has begun op the seven
ted this season to loganberry growers
mile section .oL-the Pacific highway
within a radius ot ten miles of Salem,
north of JeffeVson.
according to an estim ate of J. L.
Benton county now has 46 threshing
Van Doren, berry buyer of' Salem.
outfits. From present indications the
The crop disposed of at a figure suf­
crop
will
be
the
best
in
years.
Principal Events of the Week
Increased rates art ftUdWed the New­ ficiently high to bring this amount to
estim ated at 6,600,000 pounds.
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
berg Telephone company .by an order
W hile cutting hry on his farm a few
of
the
public
service
commission.
mation of Our Readers*
days
ago Fred Lockwood, a rancher of
Forest fires reported by thq air- •.«
Popular Prices, 30c and 15c, Prevail Unless Otherwise Specified
plane patrol of tlie( foreBt service to­ the North Fork country in the wtutcrn
end
of
Lane
county,
cut
off
both
feet
The Oregon Normal school w 11 open
taled 33 during the IMter half of Juty-
of his 3 year-old daughter, who waa
its doors for the year's work oa Sep­
Show Starts Eight O'clock
At a jneetlng of the state highway .
playing In the tall oats. The little
tember 20.
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com m ission In Portland, August, 2T4,
girl was not seen by her father until
Three hundred members of the
L;ds will be opened on $1,500,000 state
an Instant before the sickle hit her.
Knights of Pythias hr Id their annual
highway bonds.
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Following the breaking of a dike at
picnic at Woodburn.
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J. C. Nelson, an Oregon pioneer, died
Brownsmead in the eaEtern part of > George H. Whits, former ,congress
The Increase In freight rates will
Frederick M. Hunter of Oakland, at his home In Newberg at the age of
Clatscp county, approximately 300 man from Ohio, who is chairman of the
93. With liiB pare m s he located in
cost Hood River apple growers an ap
ial., newly elected president of the
acres of fine farm land were Inun­ dem ocratic National Committee.
proximate $2i)O.COO this year.
the Chehalem valley In 1845.
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irticriaf educational association.
dated and damage estimated between
1C
The first unit of the I.angell valley
The Krieg & Hlggons warehouse, lo­
$7000 and $8000 I. s resulted. About
Irrigation district In Klamath county
cated in the railroad yards of Lebanon,
300 feat of the 6 ke collapsed as a
has made application to the state to
was ¿completely destroyed by fire.
result of the sand foundation giving
Another Clara Kimball Young picture
approve
a
bond
issue
of
$197,000.
During the six monthB preceding
v.way.
Oregon
has
a
population
in
1920
of
August 1 deaths In Klamath Falls num­
Wasco county’s population, accord­
783,285, according to census figures,
bered 66. The number of births re­
ing to census fig .zes, is 13,648 men,
which
is
a
gain
of
110.520
or
16.4
per
ported was 52.
Olympia, Wash.—With seven
cent over the 1910 figures of 672,7*65. women and chtl.'<*on. An apparent
Apple box shook« wlH cost Hood
decrease o f*2788 since the 1910 cen-* Ing to be the r< pub'.lvan uyinince fo
W
ashington-
l
o
s
than
-1
per
ednt-
Fred
Peterson,
75,
a
native
of
Den­
River grow ere .28 cento a box this
m in register­ mark was burned to death when his aus, totaling 16,”>6 persons, Is ex­ governor and l i ve more would be 1!< i
season. The price of k.at year ranged ,f more than
plained by the coi.uty being redlstrict- tenant governors listed, tho fight it
'd under the druft dm ins the wav cabin on the Mohawk river, 16 miles
from 15 to 23 cents *
ed and nearly or.«? third of the resi­ the state of \V; ‘ihiin’ on this year wb
.nve
been
found
chargeable
with
wit*
Frances Billington in
northeast
of
Ekgeno.
was
destroyed
J a Lx's II. Gwinn, of Pendleton, was
dents transferred to another county be thè hottest on record;
ol
desertion,
the.w
ar
department
an-
by
fire.
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elected supreme master of arms for
When the ofFic?- of -thfiLsecret-ary o
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ounced. The total ai.ainst whom de­
yv. I. Butters of Allegany has been s'nee 1910..
the grand lodge, Knights of Pythias,
The casualty report of the state, in-! state closed ai noon Saturday compì«1*
sertion
charges
have
been'recorded
is
held
to
the
grand
jury
In
Coos
county
In session at M inneapolis
73,911, repres-ruing,, the ^statement on the charge of Belling rocks for duntrlal accident commission (or the tickets hud. been fib »1 by -the r< pul
Plans are being made at Pendleton
ays,,
“a tremendous improvement over chlttim ’ baik to improve the weight of week ending August 5 shows a total can parly and by th« democrats wi
to entertain 300 delegates to the an­
Miss Billington depicts the role of a modiste's model
of $24 accideuts, of which four were, the exception of. ( otu *«. :ipn in tl
h<j
draft,
record of the civil war.’’
the bark."
nual ocnventlon of the State Federa­
whose domestic happiness is suddenly shattered by a
The department soon will announce
Monday, September 6, Labor day, ,fai*al. The fa ta lltk s were George Bow­ second district 11 «I for e ite nudi *
tion of Labor, September 19.
1 a last m inute incident at Olymp! l^evalation of her past. •
man, Sheridan, truck driver; N. H.
hose
branded
as
deserters
and
the
has
been
Belcctcd
by
Hood
River
as
.
Under the auspices of the Multno­
Fennell, Algoma, lumberman; J. Hous­ which creat» d a t rest d» nl qf gos-
mah county farm bureau, a series of itatemenf adds that the government the date for formal celebration of the ton; Klamath Falls, miller; J. A. Blair, ' at the capltol und which 1.*: s a nor*
poultry meetings and culling demon­ desires to obtain op-operation of slate opening of the completely paved Co­
partisan feature e e c u in d when J. \\
Knappa, logger.
md looal officials, patriotic societies lumbia River highway.
strations, will be held this week.
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Wasco
county
bus
the
purest
field
!
Bryan, former n»"'i»b r of coi'-r. ss nt.»
ind
other
agencies,
Including
rtie
de­
Wheat harvest is under way In Mor­
After six weeks of drilling through
of turkey red seed wheat In Oregon, farmer stato sena o ' troni Kltsao, Ma
partment
of
justice,
in
bringing
about
row
county
and
the
gruin
is
of
flrst-
lavs rock, an abundant flow of water
,on and Island conn i *•, uiilvvd at t «
cluss quality. The yield Is a fair av­ according to results of a Btate-widc
ha« been reached at the Grlsez ^um ­ heir apprehension.”
Pending the publication, the state­ erage although many fields were In­ wheat certification trip recently coni secretary of state’s ofts> - ius! after-D
ber company’s mill In Klamath county.
pleted by Professor Q. R. Myslop, o! o’clock and attempt**«! to ii-le a deck
ment continues, any man charged with jured by the h o t^ e a th e r .
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There are 1491 farms In Linn county
te senat
Oregon Agricultural college.
The ation of candidacy for
lesertion may avoid arrest by surren-
Oregon 1« suffering from a shortago'
and 105,449 acres devoted to agricul­
wheat was raised by Albert S. Roberta > His filing was»r< fui , d <b ■ • >|tp R-van
tural and horticultural props this year, lering at any army post. If his record of librarians, according to Miss Cor­ at his Boyd'ranch and grad’ d 99.9® vehement protest, b?
r.ta'-y of State
according to a survey Just completed. s cleared, his name will he omitted nelia Marvin, state librarian, who has
J.' Grunt Hinkle, ^who doefared the^of-
with Frank Mayo starring
rom the deserter list. Those in doubt a ¿1st of eight Important posts in the per cent pure for ®»ed purposes.
Samuel Mlnchin, who lived on a
The hop crop In most localities hear i fice had cloaed. • Bryun reluHvd to
is
to
their
status
are
urged
to
Inquire
state that should b* filled.
farm between .Dundee and Dayton,
AJbany is good, and some growers pro Bfate whether he p’.'inn»d to file lib
Notwithstanding the gasoline short­
WM sMhck by a Southern Pacific elec- of the adjdtant-general. .
nounce it the best in many years. own candidacy or t> at of State Sena
age, the number of automobiles visit­
’ trie passenger train and was instantly
Some owners of yards say this year's tor Peter Iverson who has been asix
ing Crater lake so far this summer has
' BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
killed.
lous to succeed .lUm s'If..
yield will he double ihat of last. Pick
exceeded the number, that visited the
A 20 per cent dividend It being re­
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4ng
will
begin
in
ihe
yards
uear
Al
The population of-—the state of In- resort during the entire season of 1919.
ceived by stockholders in the Cottage
bany about September 1. In yavds
REDS iN .D IA K G O PlOT
Approximately 95,000 motor vehicles
. Grove Canning company. Gross sales llana is 2,930,544. This 1 b an increase
noar Harrisburg picking will be un­
of the company In 1919 amounted to dnee 1910 of 229,668, or 8.5 per cent are registered In Oregon, according to
Stones Believed Famous Jewels of
New Hampshire has a population or a statem ent made at the office of the der way a week or two earlier.
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$50,000.
Olaf
Anderson
confessed
to
Coroner
Royally Feunci on Sailor.
With the mercury hovering around 143,083, an Increase of 12,511, o> 2.9 secretary of state. This is one car for j .
Washington.—Traffic by bolshevlst
Hughes and Deputy Coroner Karlscn
about every eight persons in Oregon
94 degrees, Roseburg last week faced per cent since 1910.
of Clatsop county that he was respon­ agents in precious tttjjiies f.upposed t<
The
Chicago
Federation
of
Labor
The
Fruit
Grow»
rs’
league
of
Med­
an Ice famine. The two local plants
sible for his w ife’s death by drown­ bo part of the I mh -ns j« w« ls of the
Featuring H arjy Carey,, the W hirl W ind Star
stated that the ammonia shortage was idopted a resolution demanding a gen- ford has opened an employment bur- I
ing Saturday in the Columbia river Russian roytni family has been u
ral
strike
of
work»
rs
If
the
United
eau
with
the
object
of,
cooperating
responsible for the condition.
with, other fruit growers In the allo­ near Tongue point. According to Cor­ earthed by fed«.a', authortles. On
W. O. Shoup, of Marshfield, about 3tatea gives military aid to Poland
The lord mayor of Cork, Ireland, cation of pickers throughout the val­ oner Hughes, Anderson admitted shov­ hundred and thiri”.- t > d mopds fount
$1 years of age, wire killed by the
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- ¿ I ing h»R w ile from the boat in which on N»iils Jacobsen, . i Swedish juulor.
and
ten associates were arrested while ley.
' Davis slough logging train when his
attending
a
session
of
the
SRiu
Fein
The
public
sorvice
commission
has his wife and «their 4-year old son were by cuetotns. ofik iji in New York, it
foot caught In a railroad frog and he
become known w. r e. t nclosfed * in a
court
In
the
city
hall.
They
were
issued orders granting service rate.In­ riding.
w as thrown beneath one of the wheels.
Work on the Link river dam, which package
addrdkscd
to "Corora
aken
to
the
military
barraufcs.
creases
to
the
D
esc
h
u
ty
Telephone
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H. L. Plumb has been appointed
Mias Anne Martin has filed her pp- company of Clackamas county and C. will control the storage of upper Klam­ Martens." Federi'! offieir'l» began an
supervisor of the Deschutes National
Iflon of nomination as an Independent A. Bradford telephone lines In Grant ath lake, will start at once, according Investigation which tl" y <!e< Lire
forest to succeed« ^Norman L. Jacob
to J. C. Thompson, division manager definitely oonheca I Ludwig M rl. ,
•andidate for the United StateB senate county.
son, who has resigned to accompany
During the fiscal year ending June o f-th e California Oregon Power com selCmlyle'i soviet am b n f '< r to ii
the Irvin 8. Cobb expedition this fall. frOm Nevada.
•v Canada’s 1920 wheat crop was esti­ 30, 880 dentists were licensed to prac­ pany. A construction camp has been United State'», v* b th * t:m tic.
The record tor all the 46 years of
ids t :i
mated by officials of pie Canadian ag tice In Oregon. Of these, 184 were established and a crew of 100 men will
Enclosed about f
Augusts which have been tabulated at
rtculture department at 262,338,000 non-resident. The licenses of 81 den­ be at work within a few days. It is from J a c e k * . v *
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the weather bureau In Portland was
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yushels as compared ‘with the final tists were revoked because of nonpay­ estimated that the dam will cost $80,- erated fr» ni te n ;
i
i’i
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broken Thursday when the tempera­
000 and will be completed next year. proceedings, was u «<
stlraate of 193,260,000 bushelB last ment of fees.
Ot’
ture climbed to 98 degrees at 8 o’clock.
There are in Oregon 3493 adult Jap­ muniet literuni.c
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year.
July
was
an
exceptiohally
dry
month
Melvin Olinger. 13 years old, son of
The Tennesse»* senate by a vote of in Astoria and the lower Columbia anese who own 2815 acres of land peal of the txe
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Jasper Olinger of Milton, was acd-
15 to 4 adopted the resolution provld
river district, according to the records und lease <911 acres more.. Business third inter.mtimf. ! . t Lh.sovAV iJ II
^optiy shot and killed by Mansford
ng for ratification of the federal suf- In the local weather observer's office. investm ents cf Japanese In the state I. W. W.”
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Brittain, a companion, at Sailing’s
have a value of $860,000. Since 1913
irage amendment.
T
ho
precipitation
for
the
month
was
oamp In the BHie mountains, east of
there ha» been a nominal decrease in
T. D. Meares of Wilmington. N. C.,
THE MARKETS
.9 of an inch.
Mil ton.
realty heldings of the Japanese of 876
was reelected supreme master of the
The
special
committee
of
state
legis­
M. H. Harlow, L aiy county commls- exchequer at the biennial convention
P c.t ..d.
lators appoint» d to Investigate the acres. Such are the figures compiled
sloner, who has one of the best cherry
jf the Knights of Pythias, In Mlnqe- Btate game and fish commission will by the Japanese association of Ore
W heat—Hard v te,
orchards In the county, said he gather­
ipolla, and the convention named Will­
gon and submitted to the congression
white club, $2.30; .
ed 54 tons of cherries off his eight iam Ladeu of New York city supreme meet "In Portland August 18 to hear
al committe®1 on Immigration and na­ northern spring. i* l
anyone
who
bus
a
conipluint
to
make
1 i
acres this season, this being the rec­ chanoellor and George C. Cabell of
turalization, which has been holding
against the commission.
$2.26.
ord crop.
Virginia vice chancellor.
While testing out ,a forest service Investigation» In California and T/ash
Oats—No. 3 xvb.to- f
ton.
All work on the construction of
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radio outfit at Eugqne, human voices 3 lngton dealing witfi the problem of ad
Corn—Whole, $iJ'.t
-■ re.
$76
pier 3 at the port terminals at Astoria
Shipping Board Announces Sale Plans. were plck«d up by the Instruments. mission and land tenancy of orientals.
was stopped temporarily when the
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W ashington.— Plans for the sale of It was learned tha’ the voices came
George A. Whkc, adjutant general
Hay—W illam ette ' \
? t.m othy
laborers and carpenters, totaling about
merchant vessels new owned by the from Portland through a wireless tele­ of Oregon, soon will receive from the
$27@2S per ton: nlfalA.. ,.p .
115 men. struck, and the other em­
government a record showing every
United States shipping board and their phone apparatus In that qlty.
O W IN G the need is only one step in the
Butter Fat—60^'6’.’e.
ployes were laid off.
Oregon soldier who was wounded In
operation by private owners were an­
Fire
destroyed
the
Strange
Shingle
production of a crop. I f the harvest is to bo
Eggs—Ranch, 50c »* ' ¿on.
Two hundred men employed In con­
nounced by Rear Admiral ‘Benson. company’s mill, four miles from th«? the war, and a sim ilar list will be fur­
abundant, favorable conditions must be main**
Poultry—Hens, 1
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struction of the Willamina-Grand
halrm an_of the board, in a state­ city lim its of Portland on the Linnto.i nished by the navy department. It 1»
tain ed . T o the business m an, this means
Cattle— Best atecrii, r
Monde railroad, a ten mile feeder be­
ment of policy In accordance with “the road, and burned four dwellings, four said the list will run well Into thou­ choice, «$i-50ii 1 m
favorable credit conditions.
ing built from Willamina into the tlm
provisions of the Jones shipping act.” bunkhouses and a boarding house, sands and will contain names repre?
T h e Federal Reserve System is the great
her districts west of there, are out
08.50.
senting practically every community
The vessels owned by the board, and with a total loss df about $60,000.
stabilizer
o f commercial credit conditions to*
Hugs—Prime
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oa strike for an eight-hour day and
The Klamath Falls council has de­ In the state.
which are to be disposed of to citizens
d ay. I t insures an am ple supply of such credit
dlum
mixed,
$1
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more pay.
Foreign banks cannot lawfully adver
a t a ll times.
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if the United States, are valued at ap­ cided not to remove dice and card
The inland Highway association will
Sheep—Ea»t el' mm:
tlse
their bus'iiess in Oregon news
games,
from
pool
rooms
and
other
pub­
proximately $3,000,000,000.
$9.50(8)10; valley Uulbd, i
. 0.
give a picnic at Manning. In W ashing­
lic places but will umend existing or­ papers nor by means of circulars and
ton county. August 18. The association
letters
seeking
patronage
from
jresl-
dinances
by
providing
for
revocation
Cantu Is Ready to Q uit
F c'ttic.
to advocating the bunding oT • state
Mexico
City —Esteban Cantu, gov- "of license In case gambling Is allowed. dents of this »tate with the Intention
jft w Lito.
highway through Forest Grove, Banks.
W
heat—Hr./Ub
white,
thnt
deposits
»hall
be
mailed
directly
- All organization eomnmndera of the
hard
Manning. Buxton, Vernonia. Mist and »rnor of I»ow»“r California, who ha» National guard of Oiegon have been to the bank. This is the holding of .white club, northern sp 1
?cn leading an Insurrection against
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• Jew el to A.-tjria.
authorised by Adjutnn’ General White Attorney Gsnernl Brown in an opinion
Approximately 6.000,000 young Chi .he federal government, has agreed to suspend drills during the harvest prepared for Will H. Bennett, state Walla, $1.30. /
nook salmon are to be released from to surrender office to Luis M. Salazar, season so that gua;dsnu?n may help zuperlntendent of Hanks.
Hay— Knstarn Wa bb ‘ten Am
tbs Klaskaniue rlv«r hatchery during recently appointed governor by provi­
No.
1, $411 per to n ;’ alfalfa, ?.’.2.
A
committee
of
Yl
Oregon
men
hax
gather the Oregon fiult and graRi crop.
the coming few weeks. These young sional President de la,HUerta.
Butter F at- 6<* .
Attractions of b at n c
r.utomO been appointed by Governor Olcott to
fish, which range In length from three
Eggs—Ranch, 46<i 54e.
bile races, a carnival atm
; biggest represent this state In the Constltu
Rise In Express Rates Granted.
to seven Inches, will be turned loose
Poultry—Hens,
3Sc.
tlonal
league
of
America,
an
organize
id
indus­
W ashington.—Authority to Increase ¡^agricultural, hortU ..Rural
BY AUTO
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- In lots of about 100,000 each.
Cattle—Best btf rrr ?19 'c'lo
; ntc
t r ia l exhibit of ma..y yoa.s will f e a ­ tlon of leading citizens of the nation,
Following an order from the state axprets rates 12’4 per cent was grant
dlum
to
choice
<
formed
for
the
purpose
of
keeping
th
ture this-year's Wa*»co qounty fair to
-AND VISIT THE DALLES
exam iner of hanks closing the doors ed the American Railway Express com
Hogs -1‘rltne. $18 2
.5; tin Jiuni
be beid at The Dulles October 4, 6, 6 people informed relative to the fed
i»any
by
the
Interstate
Commerce
com
o f the hank of Jacksonville,. H. John-
» ral constitution, and preserving and to choice, $16.75017.75.
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the president, wes. P’Jt under ar- mission.
Jerom«
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Pre'clo-Jtne'is
=?r tv. ,
by Prosecuting Attorney Roberts
la Rogue river tills year Is keep’nc A. Myers, national director of the
We
not.
Infrequently
henr
the
flrsl
and placed In Jail charged with per-
Robbed of H e Support.
I the fish from entortng the river nt league, requested the governor to ap­ kiss of love very hJffliTy- '*!»•»!:•'!» of
In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garafle of W al-
jery la m isstating the true condition
WRh reference to the road mender qqjj ^(‘aeh, according to fishermen point a committee for Oregon, and
but w great »lea, OWV be vi»'4 iit^o b>r
ther-WiUiams
Company. Competent workman alwayg ready
• f the hank to the state bank exam
i sked that It be nonpartisan. Th<
»•ho M l AowR'IaM V »
'" f " * 1 who h»v» lately return.« from tin
the good-by kiss of n wife » relative.— ■J
to help you in *.iny way they can at least expen»e to you.
oh .xplun.flup I,.,« now boon ,
» ovqrnor has appointed the-foMowlngf ‘ Ohio Slate .Journal
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Application to appropriate 25 second :Hv4*n. It nppeara that tjie colleague n,UUM' ‘T * " ” -
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1 Richard W. Montague, Portland, chair
For any service rendered the charge will always be reasonable,
I,ha must have muved.-UoB-J
ateellibada are r o o o ite l lo ho tY
feet of water fiom Wllsoh creek for next to lil»^
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man; Charles H. F are/, Portland; C
lt»g
at
the
mouth
of
the
river,
but
ro-
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municipal power development has been don Punch.
H Ingalls, Corvallis; Oscar Hayter.
In Prcfrrrcdr-Per,lti'*
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t® come up the slrnr on account
fHed with the state engineering de
Dallas; Ed Wright, La Grande; 8. 8
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Jntt Tttnh'r- -a« « • n<*
New Alrp’aae fu g ia e
»he warm water. As soon as the
partaient by the city of Bandon. The
Smith, Medford; Dexter Rice, R ose
hla life I k r
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Te«ta
have
been,<pmplete»l
on
s
new
'
stream
cools,
one
of
the_greatest
runs
.application is preliminary and does
burg; O. C. Gibbs, Lakeview; Vine W
la tbst b» ; i
pot Indicate the proposed financial ox- type of alrplefte engine ^wlib-b will^h*« of small eleet heads and valmon ever Pearce, Madras; Dghlel J. Boyd, En
movies " i ' ui < 1 ‘ a
* paaditure or the nature of oonstruo silent, and from which the danger of experienced pray he looked for, accord- lerprtoe; Frank L. Chamber^ Eugene.
lettsr of rcsltimtlou
tire in the air ha* been removed.
J
y, old timers on the river.
Moro T heater
3REG5H fiu.V3 tiOtES
OF GEriEnAUSTEEcST
I he O b s e rv e r
OREGOii ¡ S i MOTES
OF GBiESM INTEREST
- A ugust
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 K a ch BDeeU
S a tu rd a y A u g u st 2 1 s t
73,911
3 [E S S tT E K
FILINGS CLOSED
• 7 III WASIIIHGTGE
The Soul of Rafeal
and a 2-reel Comedy
T u e sd a y A u g u s t,2 4 th
The Day She Paid
Comedy and International News
Ansfrorw1
S a tu rd a y A u g u st 2 8 t h
6i Sundown Trail
This is a Western Drama, a Special Production, at Popular Prices
and a 2-reel Comedy
“T u e sd a y A u g u st 3 1 s t
u Ace of the Saddle
Comedy and International News
Sowing” Dollars
for a Thrift Crop
S
FA R M E R S’ STATE BANK
M oro
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W H E N YOU TR A V E L
S T O R E YO U R
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WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
THE DALLES,
OREOON.'
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