Sherman County observer., June 14, 1929, Image 4

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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday June 14, 1929.
Aid» Campii» Movie
(Copyrtght-i
. . a FTER all, why shouldn’t a poor
“ A man marry a girl with m o n e y -
why shouldn’t he deliberately set out
to find a rich girl who will tone him?
Halsey Otis was distinctly irrlt^
to his brother Bob when he talked
th a t wav aud now th at Boh had met
in ’
io 1.™ - I . h tb* preuy
nurse who was taking care of Halsey
a t the hospital any such observation
was especially distasteful.
-If y00 wereul IttloS there M >
Forty fire chief» and flre m»rshflU
from the cities of Oregon and many
of their wires were registered at
The Breltenhush and Minto forest
Tlllgjnook for the tenth annual con­
roads a b o rt D etroit will remain closed
vention of the Oregon State Fire
until the latter part of June, probably.
Chlefa* association.
Deer in w estern Lane county ara
While clearing about the jamlly plot
becoming quite tame and are appear­ in the Odd Fellows’ cemetery In
ing on the highway at several places.
Marshfield, a Marshfield woman found
four gallons of moonshine burled In
% Construction of a modern banking
house at a cost of $30.000 will be un­ the top of one graved The liquor waa
turned over to police.
dertaken by the Bank of Lakeview.
Carlota of gtrawnerrles have begun
Lake county.
to roll fro« Hood River to Inter-
Several clips of Baker county wool
mountain paints, where the Clerk
have been sold to the Oregon City
Seedling variety, grown there exclu­
woolen mills at prices ranging from
sively. haa been In popular demand
32 to 35 cents a pound.
for more than 30 years.
The Gleason Lumber company re
The wage scale for strawberry pick­
ports the sale of Its sawmill near
Sweet Home to parties who will con­ ers in the Hood River valley this year
has been set at 10 cents per carrier
tinue to operate the mill.
of
six hallock s A bonus of 1 cents
Motorists on the Roosevelt highway
per hallock will be paid those who
recently witnessed a rare sight. A
stay through the season.
band of 20 elk were feeding a few
A. Ritchie^ Baker contractor, was
yards from the road at H unters Head.
Touching Them Up *.
t/. O. Man Flies
Oregon Sfate News
The new idea’ In photography la to
make ’em look thln whetber they are
or not, the photographers’ association
le told. That, we take It. la an Illus­
tration of the fact that figures can
be made to He. „
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT 026839
Public Land Sale, Department of the
Interior» U. S. Land Office at The
Dalles, Oregon. April 23, 1929.
Notice is hereby given that, aa di­
rected by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under pro­
visions of Sec. 2466, R. S., pursuant
to the application of S ieg fried Tom-
sen, Serial No. 026889, we will offer
at public sale, to the highest bidder,
but at not less than
p®o?i?eA
10:10 o’clock a. m., on the 26th day
of June, next, at this office, t h e f « 1-
lowing tract - of land.
S W ^ S E tt, Sec. 12, T. 1 S., R. 18
E W M
r
This tract is ordered into the mar­
ket on a showing that the greater por­
tion thereof is mountainou« or too
Ivan D. Houston, a graduate of the rough for cultivation.
The sale will not be kept open, but
University of Oregon, has Just beep
will be declared closed when those
When in The Dalles
H A V t JO U R
Lunch or Dinner
(Full. Course)
at the
W h ite R estaurant
408 S. 2nd St.
The Dalle«, Oregon
W e also serve, a t uaual prices.
Lunch and D inner com binations
th a t arc said by o u r p atro n s to
equal Home Cooking.
le s s ” laughed Bob scornfully, I d ten
you’ what 1 think of such confounded
snobbery."
’ “Thanks awfully,” said Halsey with
a grin, shifting a little in his wheri
chair
"There are just as i u.ny nice
the low bidder on a large contract
rich girls as poor g ir ls - a - ’ i «f '•
Financially em barrassed by failure
James Frank McBride, Hollywood,
" ’H o » '.«
with the reclamation service for work
a poor young lawyer, «horn»! 1 f:,rr* *
of timbermen to pay their taxes, the
poor girl any time within u«- »ext who w ill' have technical supervision
tlon school of the U. B army.
- - WJdln_ t k . person maxing
on
the
new
Vale
project
tn
the
vicin­
Klamath county court has suspend«rd
has returned to Eugene with his dl JJJ highest b ifw ill be required-tfiim
few years it would mean may». • ten of the campus movie, being financed
ity of Harper. Malhenr county. Mr.,
road work and the cruising of timber
ploma and a license giving him au-
pay the amount thereof,
years of h ard sh ip -b efo re I could
• ;y the students of .the University of
Ritchie’s bid waa $58.5?$-
thorlty to fly any type of aircraft.
i Any
.
persona
claiming
a start. -O n the other hand, there O re'on. The famous canoe fete on
persona---------
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—
- the
Guard Sawyers, veteran hunter anl
Owvhee, Jthe new town that has
above-described land are advised to
would be nothing dishonorable about jh e mill race at r.ugene will be fea­
trapper of Elkton, has brought Into
grown Up W the Owyhee damslte. Is
file their claims, or objection». on or
marrying a girl who could do her bit tured In the picture.
Roseburg the pelt of his 100th cougar.
before the
d«*l»nated for sale.
now the fourth largest community In
Chinsse
Elm
One
of
financially."
It measured nine feet from tip to tip
J. W. Donnelly, Register.
Malheur
coanty
U
has
a
population
Ju st then the pretty nurse came
Hardiest of Trees
Sale by the forest service of 13.853.-
Reading of advertisin g 1» w orth
of 400. of whom more than 200 are
back into the room to ask Bob If be Two-Thirds Majority
The Chinese elm, »«»metlmes known
000
board
feet
of
timber,
mostly
yellow
would care to remain for tea with
employed tn construction work.
Doesn’t Mean That
while.
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as the desert elm. Is one o f tb e m ist
pine. In the Deschutes forest to the
his brother. The brightness of her
At the special election held In
A “two-thirds majority" Is merely
valuable contributions to the Imported "
Shelvln Hixon company has been ap
unusually lovely smile seemed to be h popular way of saying that a candi
flora of the United States made b y t ^
Gresham
recently
to
determine
divided between the two brothers, hu
proved.
date received two-thirds of all the
the late Frank Meyer of the bureau
whether Gresham would invest $6500
she adjusted Halsey’s pillow and gave votes cast In an election Suppose, for
In sharp contrast with conditions in
of plant Industry, United States De­
in
a
new
gasoline
pumper
for
the
fire
D R C . L. P O L E Y
his shoulder a friendly pat in doing instance, 3,< km > votes are cast, and one
partment of AgriculK’te, says the
the Harney basin, residents In the
departm
ent
advocates
ot
the
plan
won
so that made Bob wish that he n
candidate receives 1.U0ÍV and the other
American Forests a n d ’ Forest Lifo
country depending for water on Steens
The vote was 238 for to 43 against.
stead of Halsey had had the little 2.000 The latte*» receiver a two-thlrds
P h y s ic ia n a n d
S u rg e o n
Maguzlne, official organ of the Amer­
mountain will have all they can take
Carrying on hl» fight with the city
motor mishap.
m ajority! namely, two-thirds of all
ican Forestry association. Mr. Meyer
care of.
G ra s s V a lle y , O re g o n
council’» »treat repair program Maybr
"Isn’t It floe that thefe isn t go­ the votes cast. In this case the ac­
found the tree growing in the vicinity
Plans for the establishm ent of a
ing to be any scar?’’ asked the nurse, tual majority oxer the other canil-
Hoover of Rooseburg has appointed a
of Peking, China, nnd was sh Im­
Tule Lake hay growers’ association,
addressing Bob.
She took Halsey s date Is only one-thi™ of nil the votes,
committee of citlxena to make an In­ pressed with Its graceful term nnd
People can reach me from Moro
a cooperative marketing organization,
big paw in her hand and looked at ’ nnd liternllv “two thirds majority"
general hardiness that he Included
vestigation of the necessity of pur­
a t night from the long distance
with satisfaction.
It still looks a should mean that the difference be­
are being discussed by Tule Lake
seeds
In
his
shipments
of
new
plants
chasing an expensive equipment as
booth at Hotel Moro by rin g in g
little white and drawn," she said, "hut tween .he two figures Is two thirds of
from the Celestial Kingdom about the
homesteaders.
proposed by the council.
there Is no scar, and after he gets the total numbei of votes. For In­
The Dalle».
year 1L14.
The business section of Corvallis
Motor vehicle accident reports,
used to using It again it will give him stance. If «me candidate had received
“The
seeds,’’
the
writer
continues,
has taken on a new appearance
which under the previous law were
-4«> and the other 2.SOO, the difference
no trouble.’’
“were propagated nt several of the
through the removal of telephone and
_
2
.i
to—would
equal
two-thirds
of
withheld from the public, are now sub­
Bob tried to think of some excuse
plunt Introduction gardens of the De-
electric
light
poles,
which
have
been
ject to Inspection by newspaper re
to delay her. but she had other duties the total. But the term is generally
pnrtment of Agriculture nnd soon
placed in the alleys.
used to express the Idea of two-thlrds
porters and other persons Wishing td
proved tliolr .adaptability to a wide
In other rooms
Unless preventive steps are taken at
Inspect th e « . The new law mkktgg^I range of conditions In America. Ona
“Take that girl, for Instance,’’ said nf all the votes regardless of the num­
once the weed problem will seriously
the reports of public record went into I of n ,e original trees growing near
Halsey. "She’s confoundedly pretty— ber received by other candidates.—
Physician and Surgeon
Chico. Calif., la now about forty feet
menace Malheur farms. A caT of cal
too pretty to be a nurse. Well, 1 could The I’athllndcr.
effect recently.
high and «Its small leaves nnd the
quite easily fall in love with her. but 1
clum ckolrate has been ordered for
of
state
received
The aecretary
density and weeping character of Its
have no Intention of doing so, nnd lot
Fastest Thing on Lego
spray by the county agent.
TH E D A LLES,' OREGON
from the federal departm ent of the
foliage combine I«» make a specimen
me tell you that she has been darned
“The faHic<t thing on legs" Is the
A
fire
that
burned
the
farm
h0«se
interior
a
check
for
$1230.74,
which
nice to me, too. If 1 married her It title deserved by the whippet, the
of great grace nnd tteauty."
Office a t Mid-Columbia Hospital
on the Ward turkey farm near the Sol­
represents 5 per cent of the money from
would mean hard sledding for both of feather weight, long-legged racing dog
diers’
Home
In
Douglas
oounty
also
public
land
sales
since
the
last
ap­
us for ten years.
Why shouldn’t I that Is rapidly becoming popular In
Largest E le c t r ic L a m p
Phone No. H ospital 841
destroyed three large Incubators. 700
portionment In 1925. This money will
reserve my bid. os It were, nnd do
Over a 200 yard course the
* 5O(NN»-wati experiment»! bulb
my best to find a girl that is Just as j
u ,n out(||S(once n race horse,
eggs and 150 baby turks
be apportioned to the various counties
m„ (,e recently Is «nW
•*
reaching the finish tn from 10 to 12
pretty and rich to boot?"
Two of the hotels of Tillamook have
for road cpnstructloq.
world’s largest electric lamp^
«T
sembles a wireless valve, and a I the
“Ju st as well," said Bob shortly, seconds. That Is hnlf the time the
already been exhausted by reserva
Linn county’s second fr©« annual
top of the bulb a metal fin ra.lintor
“because I see no Indication what­ fastest man would require I
tlons made by delegates to the annual
fair will he held September 11, 12 »nd
carries off Intense bent generated by
ever th a t she cares about you."
In the Farm Journal. Werner P.
convention of Neighbors of Wood
13, it haa been decided by the execu
D r.
the white hot tungsten filament, which
Meyer tells how the whippet originat­
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craft to be held on June 18.
tive committee. L. E. Arnold, who
has
«
tem
perature
ot
degrees
In ten days more Halsey, quite ed In England. "The breed was built
Phone 772
Officials of the Pendleton Woolen
managed the fair last year, has been
Fal.rent.e1t The lamp Is cooled by
.
as good as new, lift the hospital and up.” be relates, "chiefly by miring
re-engaged. It Is tentatively planned
tie
blood
nf
the
greyhound
with
the
Mills
announce
that
on
July
1
they
the
circulation
of
the
nitrogen
with
never went back again.
But Bob .ir ia r f.imllv The result of this In I will take up $30.000 in first mortgag-
WASCO, OREGON
to restrict dairy cattle exhibits to anl
which It Is filled.
found numerous excuses to drop In nt I terKe, family. The
male certified as free from diseases.
Such huge HchtB may ultimately
bonds sold to local people at the time
tha hospital until one day he sum 1 tPrbree<n np wns a (log resembling th e
find use In aerodromes nnd film
of construction of the mills.
monad courage to ask th e pretty nurse 1 fre vhound In physical features, hut
At a special election recently the
Physician and Surgeon
—whose name was Mary R o b in so n - Brn^,,^r nnd lighter of build; and to
stu d h s
Sheep shearing around Harrisburg
people of Junction City school district
whether he might take her riding or (he gpeP(l nn<1 gtnmlnn of the grey
voted $36,000 bonds to pay off the
is well along and a part of the now
and
Office and Residence in the B urres
Adric*
to dinner some evening when she was honn<, were added the dnring
school debt and erect a modern grade
crop la sold. Tha prevailing price has
A farmer who l.ad subdivided his
not on duty. Quite surprised at the B„ n,eueM of the terrier fam ily"
building,
directly qppqrite the
been around 35 cents. Very little, con
school building thia y e a r The old
«ere« con.plafhed to a friend. "1 caq't
invitation, Mary faltered, then looked
O’M eara Im plem ent Co.
Indebtedness amounts to $10,000, and
tra d in g was done this year.
get any turnover on my real estate."
Bob squarely in the eyes and said she
G e t« H is R e v e n g e
the remainder of the money from the
Plans
for
the
construction
of
a
five
The
response
wa»
prompt.
-■
would go.
A contract«»! received ho Inquiry
sale of the bonds will be used to con­
story hotel In conjunction with the
“Tun. It <»ver with h plow.”
Slowly but steadily Bob’» courtship from a surgeon who wanted prelira
struct the building.
new Oregon Bank building at Klamath
progressed. He would have told Hat­ Inarv
bids on several
different
P a t ie n c e
A far reaching program for beauti­
Falls were made public by N. E. Berry
ley more about the evenings he spent sketches, with alternates for all kinds
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alter—Shall
I bring you nnother
D r J. R. M o rg a n
fying the highways of Lane county. In­
prominent Washington business man
w ith Mary Robinson If Halspy hod of materials and finishes, relates s
egg
f«»»
thal
one«
s ,r *
not been so much engrossed In his contributor to Architectonics Maga-
cluding
cleaning
up
adjacent
districts,
The Salem city council, by a vote
fWner--No. this one will lay an
DENTIST
own affair with a charming heiress tine. The contractor wrote hnekt
eradicating unsightly billboards and
of 6 to 3, approved an ordinance grant
other pretty soon - I’nttifinder.
named Jaffe Collins. Halsey s Satur­ “Ara In the market ter one operation
encouraging
beautiful
plantings,
Is
be­
ing to the Southern Pacific Transport
United States Dental Ex­
days and Sundays were taken up for for appendicitis, ......
one, two, or five Inch
ing undt rtaken by the Eugene Garden
S u c c e s s fu l
company an exclusive franchise of the
months with trip» out of town to at- |n<?Won wJfh or without - e th e r; also
aminer for this district
Old Doctor—Is the new doctor sup-
club.
streets ter bus service ter ten years
tend various house parties to which with or without nurse. Quotations
In anticipation of a dry year and
cessful?
Got
many
patients?
he had contrived to get Invitations for must include putting appendix back
With only 238 votes cast out of a
Druggist—Oodles of them. Got the
consequent hay shortage on their own
the sake of furthering his suit with and canceling the order If teund
registration of 4116 tbewvoters of As
OFFICE AT
ranches. Lnwen stockmen have pur I latest movie magazines In the waiting
Jan e Collin«. After New T ear’s Jane sound. Successful bidder Is expected
torla have decided to Issue bonds to
I
room,
and
his
pnilents
can’t
get
in
chased
about
all
the
loose
hay
that
w ent South, and two weeks later H al­ to hold Incision open for 60 «lays, as
the amount of $97,500 to pay outstand
MORO, OREGON
quick enough when the latest copy
will -be grown In th l Voltage district,
sey contrived a week's vacation to Join I expect to be In the market for nn
ing warrants. The vote was 153 ye»,
comes out
her a t the fashionable resort where operJ (Ion for gal| stones, and I want
paying generally $5 a ton standing In
86 no.
she had gone.
| tQ gavc t he extra cost of cutting "
In th e S a n c tu m
J
George Temple Thompson, 78, a resi­ the field.
Balsey had been gone five days w hen
“1
have
here
a
poem
"
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dent of The Dalles for the last 46
Bob decided th at the paycholoslcal ,
Ro>J
Xmerie.
“I’ll tab IL" said Hie office boy. «
V/>tcrio3 H er,« ,
years and at one time a colonel of the
moment In hla own courtship hod
,d 8pan| , h road, built across
“But this Is valuable."
i.
>4
«.,>;.!b»n
as
to
W . C. B R Y A N T
T h ere I« ¡
rived. He had planned to take Ills»
The old
^ nt)|rJ „
eastern Oregon regiment of the na­
“G’wun. We uln’t got no receiving
I,,
. » .,.,• ¡„ w ;i!ei ed be-
w
hether
;i
I
Robinson oat for dinner, hal when he M «
oldeat road In North
tional guard, died *1 The Dalles re­
teller.
called at the hospital «1» told him I lleved to be the oldeat root. ----------
fore. <hii:ni O l Hl , , r , | W a t e r
cently.
Attorney - at - Law
America It waa hull! In the form nf
can be given nt i ’> ,-t i!>»- i l i r e e limes
th a t owing to crowded wards she was
*Y” with the lower point'
“Flu’’ la an epidemic. And yet scl-
Donald Melzer. two years old, was
e, ! h u 1 U is best
a
letter
without
ioh:
l
o
.
K
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not free to take time off. For the
Vera Crus on the gnlf. 1 crushed to death under the wheels of to establish
!«• '.»it t «•. ,1, serving I ppCe bas not demonstrated that It Is
half boar of recreation that she had J V 11"* ! ’
"
, 0„chea the Pa
average
gny giore easily met with cautious, In­
an
automobile
backing
out
of
a
garage
the iiiil;\i'b: ; I I •“
allowed herself she suggested
>.l I
( southern lip
su te . c<if. tv lpt1 U I :■ ,h-Hî*e is from I | ei|jgent treatm ent than nr, ordinary,
I In Marshfield. The child tried to Jump
they take a short walk In a nearby dll at San 11 a . ann^
O FFIC E PH O N E MAIN 93
old-fashioned "bad cold."
park. There in the ndst and fog n « AC.P
ten !«• 'wei < . nib»«
on the fender of a car driven by Lester
Dr
W.
Shoe Repairing
Done promptly and in a work­
manship manner by
J. A. MEE
Shop opposite Jewelry Store.
Wasco, Oregon
POSTAGE PAID BOTH WAYS
W alter A. May & Son, ag e n t
at Moro,
Moro Plumbing Shop
C. A . BIN D E R . Prop.
Phone 632 Moro, Or«. Phone 632
C om plete Lino e f Plum bing
Supplies
Tin and Shoot M etal W ork
A gont for Royal H ot A ir Furnaoo
D ealer in Pum ps and W indm ills
Better facilities, lower coat of parte
and experienced worker» give you
the.best service. Call u» at onca.
N . M orse
F . C . B rosius
. dull January afternoon Bob
Mary that he loved her.
*Of fiourae yap know 1 have noth-
ing but what I earnfi but for your
sake. Mary, I know 1 ^>an make g«>od.
Some day 1 hope to haVF all to offer |
you th at you deserve.
Mary stood »till beside him on the
park path. She looked with amuse­
ment In his face, laid her hand on his
arm and laughed a little tew. rippling
laugh that was fairly distracting to
Bob. “I’ve never told you, Bob. be­
cause I didn’t
precisely how to
«liant know
snow prec.Bj.y
-
begin. But I happen to have a «11, |
turbingly large fortune myself,
uncle left It to me after my own fathei
and mother had died nnd I had de­
cided to be a nurse. I’ve been able to
keep anyone at the hospital from
learning nlmut niy l’?tte million."
An hour later, back In hl* hmump
Bob was trying to get used to the
staggering fact of Mary’s fortune when
a special delivery letter was brough*
to him frono his brother Halsey. "I’ve
made a decision that may surprise
you,” It »aid. “1 Vnve really been In
love with Miss Collins’ French maid
all the time. ’ She's a poor girl hut
very charming. nn«l we will be mar­
ried as soon as Miss Collins can get
some one to take^ier place. Y«»u were
- right— a poor man has no right to
marry a girl with lots of money."
Americanism; Real estate opera
tors controlling the drama on Broad­
way: Earnest young playwrights put­
ting their shows on in bams.
were , pared the d tnger
navigation »round Cape Horn
gtn, ,g evidence that this old
hy |he , ndIana before
s „ nnl«rds broadened It from a
(o fl h|gbway.
Speed
Hog
Armed with |ien<I! and notebook, a
reporter attended a certain meeting
and took up a position below the pint
form i
He worked very quickly, and oe
- -
gpeoker glanced at him
™ ^™ ”J rTOU, „ 7 , n e rw .r«l, ., « k l n g
at greater and greater speed
But the faster he spoke the qulckei
the reporter’s pencil glided over tire
paper. Finally, the orator could stand
It no longer. , '-
“ Not so fast," he shouted; ’not so
tu a i! I can’t keep up with ye."
Sym pathetic Tree
A tree that died with Its owner Is
the subject of a strunge story told at
La (TTange. Mo. When William Quinn
wus bom on a farm 71 years ago hla
father Benjamin Quinn, planted a
hard maple sapling. The tree thrived
as the boy grew Wllllnm Q«ilnn wns
devoted to ,1.
When Quinn died a few in«»nths ago
ao did ibe tree
To keep alive the
memory «<t ‘the sp«»t »he family left
a six to« i stump In (Milling the glanl
maple.
A vine was plnuied at Its
base
C o in c id e n c e
Hempstead, N. Y.—“It’s the first
The Information editor spent a rent- time I ever talked to a princess,’ re-
le « mural.«« re re u tl, aa a «-ou~-«.^c.
„„ , „ m l „ l u , the
of a query
q u e r, from a .mall ho,, «lx.. | ™
, h„
“ How do you saw off a shotgun?"
parked overtime. “And it’» the first
It Is hoped that young Izwdoner
who thought he had a way to over-
coma gravity didn’t draw Ms e«Q-
dusion from a bull stock market. 1
time '1 ever talked t< a policeman.’’
replied Mrs. W. B. Leeds (I’rlnceaa
Xenia of Russia). « A $10 fine la In tha
offing apparently.
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Rhodes.
Commercial fishing on the Colum
bla river for the first month of the
season has shown a considerable tn
crease in returns as compared with
May of 1928. according to packing
companies.
Arrangements for the annual re­
union of Benton county pioneers, June
23, are being made. The reunion .will
be held In the Bellfountain park. The
old Bellfountain brass band, which has
not been together for 30 years, will
furnish music under Professor W. T
Nicholls of Albany, who was the
teacher 30 years ago. The members
of the band are scattered all along the
coast, but hav6 promised to bo on
hand.
The old trolley cars, passenger
coaches and freight cars of the de­
funct Medford - Jacksonville railway,
originally a steam road and later
electrified, have been Junked by the
City of Medford, the present owner ol
the roadbed and steel. The old roll­
ing stock was run out on a spur and
burned to get the scrap iron. The
more modern engines and freight and
logging cars were sold by the city
several years ago.
An order to Inspect all fish ladders
and report any not In the best condi­
tion has been Issued to all deputy
game wardens by State Game Warden
Clifford, who says the law compelling
ladders to be In shape will be rigidly
enforced.
Motor vehicle registration fees dur
ing the period January 1 to May 31
aggregated $6.727,925. as against $6.
969,220.87 for the entire year of 1928
Receipts for May of this year y e n
<$291,866.90 as against $258,933.62 fn
May last year.
Chang«» 1“ Moon
The dark of the moon Is the Inter
vnl of u few days of Invisibility w >©
It Is near conjunction with the «mn
The mo« n nt that time Is hetwee
,|!V sun nnd earth, and near y la a
line wl,h them, the unlllumlnated fac©
of the m«,on being presented to the
p..,.tb
m relation to the moons
i«.-
I
hi;
period conies between I»«
ph
quarter end »he new moon.
An Eust side girl, on stepping out
the other evening, remarked to her
sister: "You can leave those dishes
until 1 get home, and the towel Is
on the back of the pautry door."
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M. H. Douglass, who has Just com
ptetcd his twentieth year as the llbrar
ian at the University of Oregon. Dur­
ing his service the use of the library
has Incroaeed until several sub-librar
lcs have h»en opened over the campus,
and the ¿»ato building is filled to ca­
pacity.
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EDW. BALL, MANAGER
THE DALLES, OREGON
Model Laundry
THE
DALLES
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Calls for and Delivers
in Moro - Wasco
nnd , Grass Valley
Mondays and Thursdays
CALLAWAY’S
FUNERAL CHAPEL
Funeral Director«
and Embalmer» •
Union and Third St.
The Dalles, Ore.
OREGON
Newhouse Optical Co.
Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse, P ro p rieto r
320 E ast Second S tre e t .
THE DALLES, OREGON
BIGGS
SERVICE
STATION
Proprietor
Lunch Good«
Ice cold drinks are guaranteed our
patrons because of always having
on hand from 2 to 3 tons of ice.
Tko Patronage
of my J k a rtea n C onaty N eighbors
, / W ill bo A ppreciated
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H o s t e lr y
OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY
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Can only be corrected u n d er the
proper conditions and by th e use
of th e very b est of equipm ent.
We have the B e it Equipped Optical
office in E a ste rn Oregon.
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THE DALLES, OREGON
O ur usual pre-w ar tra n sie n t
rates still prevail.
Special R ates to p erm an en t G uests
Total Income . . . ■^¿¿¿Ph7’,s-532.»S|
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CRANDALL
Undertaking Company
PORTLAND.
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year indu
expenses
Lady Assistants
W ashington a t F ifth S tre e t,
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P E R K IN S H O T E L
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Moro, Oregon
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Shell Co. Ga» and Oil*
UNDER THE
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
Edward C. Holt
R A TES
Room with bath privilege, 75 c u p
O utside room w ith private bath
$1.60 up
Special rates where more th an two
persons occupy one room.
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Accommodations