Sherman County observer., August 16, 1929, Image 4

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Another new record in building per­
mits t o 192» was recorded at the
W hen in The ' Dalles
Klamath Falls city hall when permit»
WASHINGTON BRIEFS
granted for the month of July showed
SKYSCRAPER NEAR
H AVE YOUR
a total or $$33,330. With this figure
far surpassing any month so far this
Lunch or Dinner
George E. Farrand of Los Angeles
E le v a t o r D e m a n d » M a k e L o fty
has been appointed general counsel
(Füll Course)
Principal Events of the Week year, 1929 promises to be a banner
By LAURA R. MONTGOMERY
year in Klamath Falls.
of the federal farm board.
T o w e r » U n p r o f it a b le .
Assembled for Information
a t the
B y C O R O N A R E M IN G T O N
Two tourists, man and wife, names
I 0 0 0 -0 0 -0 0
(C o pyrigh t.)
Secretary
of
the
Interior
Wilbur
unknown,
were
held
prisoners
for
six
New Y ork.-W here 100,000 men
of Our Readers.
hours recently by the darkness of
HEN eMary got off the night Is making* an Inspection of the de­
(Copyright.)
once spent 20¿years building a pyra­
train nt the quiet little tow n.of partment projects in the western i
Lava river cave, on The Dalles-Call-
mid for the Vhamohs, a thousand
oney , the Bummer folks
«(
Ellington she went directly to her states.
The United State» commercial air fornla highway 11 miles south of Bend.
men
now
rear
a
modern
skyscraper
startin’ to come now and >ou
41 siories Into th e ’ air In a single home. Had her neighbors known that
service has leased a tra c t of land from The tourists were stranded one mile
have to take your dip before
408 E. 2nd St.
Unless congress passe» * measure
year
But where the Pharaohs raised she planned to return, there would
Tom Hendricks for a landing field at Xrom the entrance to the cave when
« r itv men arc awful mean nnd 1
don't want you o«t there when they re their monnments to stand for all time, . have been many Invitations extended to preserve It, the historic Olympia,
T h e D alle», O regon
Boardman.
r their flashlight failed.
•he life of the modern monument to to the lonely girl who was coming Dewey’s flagship at the battle of Ma- .
X ,n e r v e I. «xed at 25 years. Chll- . hack alone after her trip abroad with nlla bay. will be «crapped, It Ifl »aid.
To combat the alfalfa weevil, dis­
Jam
es
Wimp,
of
Redmond,
who
was
“ ‘••But.’ dwhi.v.'' Mary r rot« t<'d'
We also serve, at usual prices
bitten by a rattlesnake a few days covered In Jackson county, a large
and sold for Junk. .
Lunch and D inner combjnati«»nh
the cltv girls th at come here bate ,Iren who watch these lofty towers ber invalid mother.
.-consignm
ent
of
ichumon
flies
will
be
ago, Is recovering. This Is the third j
She bad told no one of ber conilug
th a t are said by our patro n s t<
1
tn co In swimming with reaching toward the sky today In
equal Home Cooking.
\\.w York, Chicago nnd a score of for she had been too heart sick to
Announcement was made officially ! person to be bitten by a snake on the Imported by the state horticulture!
them n n d - l ni so lonesome.” the girl
othet cities will, ns middle-aged od- ! write. She had the -Instinct of a nt the W hite House of the appoint­ same ranch recently.
board from Salt Lake city. The Ichu­
^ ^ ^ ^ o n e y . but those men uPs see them leveled again.
wounded animnl to return to the ment of John W. Garrett, Baltimore
Loganberry picking for m arket is mon fly Is parasitic and Is propagated
H e explanation Is that t b e ta ver­ ■ places she knew ; and as she drew In banker nnd one of the owners of the
wouUth’t have any good intent ons
alm ost finished in districts surround­ • In a U tah laboratory for use In the
v e skyscraper ,s being built compar- long breaths of the sweet country air. Baltimore Sun, as ambassador to
ward a poor fisherm ans daughter
ing Dayton. Evergreen blackberry alfalfa fields of th at state.
u in d v as cheaply as a subdivision she knew she had done the right thing.
BIGGS
lie tried In bis crude way
*an
Italy.
L. N. Gooding, Corvallis, in charge
picking is scheduled to begin in three
The Meddllcott home was nt the
her, but fT-xvas so difficult. He f t bungalow because the builder cannot
of
white
pine
blister
eradication
in
SERVICE
. STATION
weeks and a good crop seems assured.
like a StRM%r in the presence of h s afford,to take chances on the course ■ verv outskirts of the village nnd only
Mandell Boats CanioMri
,
H
H
W ilk tr d ,
P r o p r ie t o r
Oregon, and M. C. Riley, Spokane,
of rapidly changing land values as near one »muse, the Smith house,
The Bohemia Lumber company has connected with the United States bu-
beautiful y o W ^ b ' g who. m >«
Chicago.—Sammy Mandell, of Rock­
the American«city changes l‘s course next door, which was empty, with large
Lunch G oods
closed its sawmill a t Divide for the reau of plant Industry, are inspecting
terdav It seemed, bad been a
I of growth, points out Silas Bent In grounds r.ml many trees about It. ford, BI., t&p lightweight champion of
Ice cold drinks are g u aran teed our
..carefree child. Bringing a g .' • • 1 World’s Work.
They cannot rIsk Therefore, when Mary set all her the world, retained his title after fif­ summer because of lack of w ater with the Santlam forest relative to the
patro n s because of alw ays having
wasn’t a man’s job. anyway.
• .. , 'l n g a fortune J n a giant office doors and windows wide open the teen rounds of milling with Tony
which to operate. The mill probably white pine blister rust there.
on hand from 2 to 3 tons c f ice.
Marr, on her part, accepted the
s. ; , t ire only to find that within 10 next morning there was no one near Canzoneri of New York, late cham ­ will be closed down until about Octo­
The new electric sawmill of the
diet with poor grace, rose in the morn i or lo years the district has changed
T h e P atro n ag e
pion
of
the
feathers,
at
tbe
Chicago
ber 1.
*
enough lo observe.
Gleason Lumber company was put In
ing nt five o’clock and went rat-in«
of my S h erm an C o u n ty N e ig h b o r*
stadium.
1 from a commercial vile
a nwiM,t
She bustled about, hoping
w t the
W ill be A p p rec ia ted
Work began recently on the Poll- operation for the first time last week.
. - to the
..fl.
down the beach in her little re
•'
also cannot
?
spnt,pSR order before
ad
facturing center. They al»P
ing suit. Once in the water she f« r
man
W
endt
Irrigation
and
drainage
The
completion
of
this
plant
and
its
risk encumbering land that may rise i ,
( f {hp nplghl)nr8 Kbe longed to
W ine Ediaon Scholarship
S h ell Co. Gas and O ils
got her grievance and gave herself I
well near the W endt greenhouse, A. operation will make a welcome addi­
New York.—Wilbur B. Huston, six­
many times In value with a building sec nl.(1
mid li whs nearly ten o'clock be
o l th e 's p o r t.
Her slender arm
n m t'm n y T e ‘a n im a te d 7within a dec-
M. Knutson of Boise having moved his -+ tion to the Sweet Home payroll, as II
teen years oUL.of Seattle. Wash., son
fore she heard footsteps.
gleamed in the early morning lUd
drilling equipment there within the will prdbably employ about 30 men.
“Why. Mary Meddllcott. why didn t of Bishop S. A rthur Huston of the
and her little red cap rose and f I , jd \Yhether thè 75-story skyscraper
Episcopal diocese of Olympia. Is the
you
h
i
us
know
you
were
coming
past few days.
with the waves. Since earliest chi d- ;
winner of the Edison ucholarshlp.
soon to be erected In Chicago will home’” A pair of arms thrown warm
Graveling the river road by the
.*♦***♦**♦***************1
hood the sea had been her onl> p ay
I!in,e. She knew it in all its mood* mark the ultimate in lofty construe^ ly about the slim, blue-glnghnmed
W
heatland
ferry
over
the
recently
al­
Kansas P rison er* M u tin y» 2 Daad
; Radio Serves Double
C . A . B IN D E R , P ro p .
s
tion. or whether It will he surpassed waist aroused her.
-
and loved it and loathed It with equa
tered portion, near the buildings of
hv
a
110
story
tower
projected
In
New
“
I
Just
came
last
night,
sbe
said
Lansing,
bum.—Two
prisoners
were
Purpose
in
School
i
’hone
632
M
o
ro
,
O
re.
Phone
632
intensity. But now a great resUes^
the old Forrest farm. 1» In progress.
Racine. Wls.—A radio recelv
„ess had seized her. She wanted a York and by others still higher. Is a ••I know how good you would be, but killed nnd fourteen escaped In a mu­
C o m p lete L in e o f P lu m b in g
Shortage of teams has greatly hln
Ing system that serves a dun)
hie adventure. She did not share her problem Interestingly discussed by I jqgt thought I’d creep In and get tiny at* the sta te prison here In which
Supplies
dered
the.
work.
one'guard
was
Injured.
E
xtra
guards
It
over
with
alone.”
purpose bus been Installed In h I
fath er’s belief that city men w e r e - Mr. B ent
T in and Sheet M e ta l W o rk
While
theoretically
there
Is
no
llin
Amanda
patted
her
arn)
gently
were rushed to the prison and patrols
Racine school Aside fr«»ro mak *
The petition of the Portland Gas &
bad, and watched hopefully eac
A g en t fo r R o yal H o t A ir F u rn a ce
Ing broadcasted programs avull
morning for the sight of a masev,l ne I, to which builders may not aspire “ Well, you sha’n’t sleep another night placed along the highways. -
Coke company for a franchise to lay
□ eater in Pum ps and W in d m ills
«„lay.
there
Is
a
rigid
economic
limit
here,
alone.
I
ll
he
over
again
to
get
head bobbing up and down In tbe sur .
gas mains on roads, highways^ and t able In each schoolroom, s ml
ai
which
such
buildings
cease
to
be
le tte r facilities, lowef cost of parts
1
cropbnne
hus
been
Installed
In
H
u
n
g
a
ria
n
Revenue«
G
ain
-
you
for
dinner.”
••If one should ever come nnfl.he
alleys west of the W illam ette merid­
nd ' experienced worker» give you
“ I’ve been planning all morning and
* the office of the principal s«
Budapest.—H ungarian revenues and
were to ask to go to my bouse, then profitable. Tie shows. And the limit is
ian In Marlon county was rejected by i that lie may make announce
best service. Call us a t once.
due to one of the chief factors that
I e ,n ’t hear to think of going away expenditures Increased respectively
would would I do?” she wondered
the
Marlon
county
court.
made
the
skyscraper
possible
tbe
*
nients
a,
one
time
throughout
,
,
0
tench;
I
want
to
he
at
home
and
It never once dawned on her that
15,022,000 and $4,970.000 In the last
T
At a meeting of the Deschutes Coun­ J the school
I’m going to open a boarding house,
a man might come into the water elevator.
year, the ministry of finance has an­
Tbe taller tbe building, the grea i ‘ There are several people 1 know
ty Dairymen’s association held at Red-
and, make not the slightest attempt
nounced.
to get acquainted, but that is exactly er must be the number of elevators of row The hotel has been closed all
I mond recently, it was voted that cattle
Phone 35-J
e i winter r.nd the teacher from the vil­
what happened
It was the second to accommodate the tenants.
, tests be compulsory for the 1929 Des­
week after the?live o’clock schedule points out In the World's Work article. lage school H looking about now for D is e a s e G e r m s C a n n o t
chutes county fair. Only healthy herds
1 L iv e in M o th e r ’s M ilk
"Q U IE T SERV IC E"
had become effective that she saw •• n ' ow where ground rentals are ! a place to hoard next fall—and
can be displayed at the fair.
enormous
the
space
given
over
to
eie
Mary
wondered
why
her
old
friend
him. only a few yards away, turnln
Scientists have known for some time
Fire starting from the exhaust of a
valors becomes nn item of moment. suddenly halted with twinkling eyes that babies fed on mother's milk were
over and over, riding the waves.
L a d y Assistants
In
cities
of
a
million
population
It
Is
truck
used to haul grain from the
nnd
«stood
us
though.
thinking.
n
He kept entirely to himself, bach
protected In some mysterious fashion
P h y s ic ia n
and
S u rg e o n
morning he appeared, hut never a calculated that the 20 story building
w hat?” asked the girl.
from various diseases such as whoop­ fields started a fire which destroyed
CRANDALL
Ri-n did he make. Desperately Mary Is about ns lofty ns is consistent with I “ Nothing.” was the evasive reply. ing cough, measles, diphtheria and the < the truck and swept over 80 acres of
G r a s . V a lle y , O re g o n
economic
construction.
Only
where
tried her every fancy stunt In the
: “Didn't you feel afraid so fa r away like. ' Now It appears that th moth­ standing grain on the Alex McKenzie
U n d erta k in g C om pany
hope of evoking a word of admira­ land values are abnormal, or where I from the other'¡.houses last night.
er’» milk actually ha« the power of farm, five miles from Athena.
People can reach me from ?1< r>
tion from her fellow swimmer, but there Is exceptional advertising value I Mary shook her head.
killing dl»ease germs. Dr. Friedrich
THE D A U .E S, OREGON
Mrs. Lee Founder swam from the
a t night from the long distance
‘xvnu'know the Smiths’ house has Sthloepp?, bacteriologist at Berne.
this, too, fulled. Then one day nn In mere height, are more stories
edge
of
Crater
lake
to
Wizard
island,
booth a t Hotel Moro by rim in g
! the name of being, hnuhted. Did you Switzerland, lias experimented with
- Idea popped Into her raln(|, that nl- Justified.” _
making the frigid seven miles in four
A building so high that It ;must \ h e a r anything?"1 ~
*’most took her breath away.
milk from nursing mothers and found
The Dnll?a.
give a a third
third or
or half
of Its
give
nun ««
— ground
~ ,o. 1 5Yi>
wonder
why
they
don’t rent thai the milk has this bactericidal, hours. Resting at her apartm ent In
“Maybe—If I made believe drown,
rc>
*
v
•
—
—
-
'
Klamath Falls, she said the swim was
she thought. “Surely he’d rescue me space over to elevator s h e ft. wool. • It’ ;-$etne?a shame for such a fine
power to a very high degree. If the
the hardest she eVer encountered.
s ta te W t o 'f a l l . Into decay.” returned milk Is kept at a menu tem perature
and then he'd h a te to say something. necessarily be ta r more costly that ¡ e it-
one only two-thirds ns high, and not
Mary a delicate . pink staining her this power «nay he demonstrated for
I ’d Just do It like this. . . . ”
Nineteen persons were killed and
She took a long breath and slipped ns profitable, he shows. So that un
smooth cheeks ns she recalled the sixty hours or ttiore. Such bacteria
360
injured In traffic accidents In
under the water. After she had been less engineers devise some apparent
quarrel between the two families. The as get Into It are at least very much
Oregon during the month of June, ac­
ly
Impossible
means
of
Indoor
trans
under what she considered the prop­
feud had grown out of a mere trifle. retarded In their development If not
The D alles’ N e w e ll an J B e s t
cording to the monthly report of T. A.
er length of time she reappeared for portatlon for the tens of thousands
A hall thrown by Mary’s little brother actually killed. Tbe milk Is even able
Hostelry
P
h
y
sic
ia
n
and
S
u
i
g
e
c
n
i
a fleeting instant, called a feeble of Inhabitants, the skyscraper soon
had broken a pane of glass In the to destroy bacteria which do not nor­ Raffety, chief stato traffic inspector.
The
total
number
of
wccldents
was
•rreenhouse nnd touchy old Mrs. Smith mally occur In IL Boiled milk has
C entrally L ocated
“help” and was gone again. In the will have reached Its positive limit.
TH E DALLES, OREGON
flash of a second she felt a strong
had fussed and nagged until the fam­ not this power. Doctor Schlaeppl ha» 1 2548.
S h e r m a n C o u n ty H e a d q u a r te r s
arm around her and soon she was Former G host,T ow n
ilies were on term s of bitter silence. succeeded In filtering milk, obtaining
A bronze equestrian s^Atue of Til-
Office a t Mid Columbia Hospital
moving through the water toward the
Amanda, watching the telltale ex­ a clear greenish liquid which con­ man Taylor, popular Umatilla sheriff
EDW . BALL, M ANAGER
Citizens H o ld R eunion pressions Hit over the young face, tained albumin but no fat. The genus who was killed by desperados in 1920.
beach. Drowning people should keep
Fhone No. Hospital 841
Traver. Calif.—One of California’s knew that Mary was thinking of the naturally contained In the milk stayed
TH E DALLES, OREGON
their eyes closed, she concluded, so
will arrive In Pendleton soon from
she resisted the temptation to look at best known “ghost” towns returned brown-eyed Frank Smith, who had back with the fat, but the power tp
Belgium,-where it was completed by
her rescuer. She permitted her limp to life here with a population of np 1 been a childhood sw eetheart.
kiU bacteria remained In the c le a r fil­
figure to be stretched out on the'»and proxlmntely 500 citizens for one day. ' Marv, her mind a Jumble of trate. This was proved by adding A. Phimister Proctor. The statue will
be unveiled In a park there.
and pummeled by the energetic young when visitors came from as far north 1 thoughts, hurried over her dusting, germs to the filtrate, which destroyed
man. After a while she opened her ns Sacramento nnd ns far south ns i She wflnted to get out Into the old- them.
Receipts of tbe state corporation
•
eyes weakly and saw him leaning over
departm ent for year ended June 30,
fnshioned garden and see the flower«
“Citizens” Is the proper word to
for on her trlp
ber—bls face white with anxiety.
1929, aggregated $460,357.50, or $33,-
describe the returning population for home. To the
jhp oast hpr
pyeg wan,
“Gee, I'm glad you're alive.” be said
Phone 772
her eyes
wan- JuveR iile L o v e a t L a st
700 more than during the previous 12
I HE
D A I .I .F
all of the 500 persons were former i noun.
. . . row
_ of
“I was sure you—”
f
dered „„„ fell on 11,e thick
H a s L e g a l D e fitiitio n
months, according to a statem ent pre­
WASCO, OREGON
“He’s wonderful,” she thought and residents, gathered In reunion It was rose burlier ibal divided the Meddll-
A Los Angel®« couple eloped to
pared by Mark McCallister, state cor­
the 45th anniversary of the 1 »unding cott grounds from the Smiths' estate.
-t slowly closed her eyes.
< ’ u I h for .¡nd 1 )elivers
Stantn Ann with tbe Intention of get­ poration commissioner.
“Guess I went crazy,” she apologized of Traver, once a 3.000 population cen
“There, no one has touched those ting married, hut failed of the de
ÌH Mitin
W asco
Physician and Surgeon
The Sunset Trail pageant celebra­
later, as be sat watching her. bis sun­ ter of n great grain nnd horticultural bushes for years.” she thought, re­
r
sired object owing to the fact that
burned arms around bis knees.
tion
in
Eugene
recently
was
a
finan­
calling
the
old
happy
times
when
area.
Ai —
.
both were minor«. Later, the young
;>n.¡ Utu«-. Y;dley
“Reckon you’ll think I’m nervy,
Every building in the town has dis
cial success and receipts will total no
Frank squeezed through the bushes man win sued by the Irate father of
Office and Residence in the B urres
be said after a moment, “but I've appeared. The Inst to go was the Del that he persisted in calling rose trees.
less than $30,000, according to Hugh
.!• »n«i.»vr ;:ud 'Tinned,-iyh
building, directly opposite the
been watching you ever since I came Zante hotel, burned to the ground Inst “Those branches are growing over the girl.
Rosson, pageant manager.
Kugehe
When the case came up, the a tto r­
here and—I’d like to be friends. My year, together .w ith a little store.
O’M eara Im plem ent Co.
And spoiling my hedge. I guess 1 II
business men underwrote the aifair
Alkali was responsible for Traver’s Just start right there with my trim ­ ney for the defense asked that the
name’s Tom Foster, but that won t
and
it
is
now
estim
ated
they
they
will
action
be
.
dismissed
on
the
ground
mean much to you. Reckon nobody demise as a municipality. The chem
that no harm liad been done, that If
have to pay nothing on their pledges.
ever heard of me outside my own leal came to th% surface with Irriga­ | ming.”
she worked steadily and there was nny offense had been committed both
I
The Sunset stage overturned near
county In Wyoming. The folks down tion. killing grp^t. orchards and vine
C A L L A W A Y ’S
it growing
pile
I .
*•
H
1 »FYv
I»*»'- ” of ■ branches ns tribute parties were equally a t fault and
at tbe hotel where 1 stay are all city yards.
Grants Pass at Merlin hill recently,
’ , ‘V.
.
,■
in.b.Qtrv when an abrupt sound that when all was said and done. It
F
U
N
ERAL CH APEL
c o m e IIV
now
' .nil on the ' other side of the hedge startled
dudes from the East, nnd they haven t
W room over «purse
w
due to the fights going out. Twelve
was Just a cuse of puppy love.
got any use for me. My mother was grass’’ vhere rfhee u prosperous com
h e r/ AH her boasted disregard of the
Funeral D irectors
“What do you call puppy love?” 1 persons, most of whom were asleep
DENTIST
paralyzed for three years and I took niu...«,
munlty existed. The 500 reunlonlsts haunted house tied in an Instant.
j at the time, were treated for minor
naked
the court.
care of her till she died last winter. plcknlcked beneath the great eucatyp
and E m balm ers
“What d<> you mean by touching my
“ Well.” replied the attorney. “It’s 1 injuries. The driver, George Helms,
United
States
Dental
Ex­
I ’d always wnnted’ to see the ocean-— fus trees that border what once was rose trees?” The voice was mascu­
has driven since 1912 and was praised
the kind that’s too young to have to
Union and Third St.
hadn’t ever been outside of my own the Traver school yard.
aminer for this district
line and touched with a crisp annoy­
by the travelers for his coolness and
gel « license for.”—Los ' Angeles
state—so I took part of my savings
The Dalles, Ore.
.
Times.
Some people spend more effort try ­ ance.
care.
nnd came down here. It's the first
There was a crashing sound and a
An increase of $20,626.40 in postal
ing to appear like w h at’ they wish ,
trip or vacation I ever bad In my Iite
O FFIC E AT
gray tweed arm made an opening In
receipts for July over the same month
others to think they are than would the tangle of hlosshins and a pair of
“I’m glnd you aren’t a City dude,
Head
Alon*
Live»
she said at last. Then she told him seem necessary actually to become brown eyes peered through “You
in 1928 was reported by John M.
• MORO, OREGON
“ In October or November every, Jones, Portland postmaster. The July,
of her own home life nnd of her fa­ that way.
sound mighty confidant, hut as I hap
year,’’
writes
Prof.
J.
A
rthur
Thomson
ther's warning.
1929, receipts were $249,166.07, and
pen to be the—why. Mary, hell«»! 1 In “John o’ London’s Weekly." “when
“Reckon he's right. If you were Texa» Claims Largest
for July. 1928, they were $228,539.67.
didn't know you were expected home,
the moon enters on Its third quarter,
mine I’d be worried, too,” be answered
This Is a percentage Increase of 8.9
be
ended
with
a
glad
note
In
his
voice
for
half
an
hour
before
sunrise,
the
Wheat Field, 6,000 Acres , ihat brought a rush of color to the
gravely.
,
,
per cent, Mr. Jones stated.
long
palolo
worms
back
out
of
the
By tacit consent they met each
Beresford. T e x a s.-T h is section ot
fact
that
had
gone
white.
Crevices
among
tbe
coral
reefs
and
One of the new institutions located
morning on tbe beach nnd played Texas has Issued claim to the largest ,
W ashington a t F iftl S treet,
“And I,” returned Mary, “understood Jerk off their whole body, except the
at Medford as a result of the new air­
like two children in tbe water. Each single wheat field.W the Mate and Is J
PORTLAND, OREGON
that vour home was empty except for head end, which keeps Its hold in the
port is the Popper King Flying Serv­
refused to think of tbe day when Fos­ shooting nt national.honors. The field ( ghost's, so I thought I d prune your
Attorney - at - Law
coral
cranny.
Then
the
sea
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ter must go back to bis ranch nnd he of grain Is under one fence and com
ice, established with C, D, Purington,
O ur usual pre-w ar tra n sie n t
rn^es for veu. They are crowding my
put off his departure again nnd again. prises 6.000 acres. Production Is ex­ h e d -e ” rhe added a hit tremulously. with wriggling greenish worm s; It is
ra te s still prevail.
chief pilot and Instructor, and W. J.
like
vermicelli
soup
for
several
Inches
.
It was on a radiant morning when the pected to total about 200.000 bushels i as his dark eyes dwelt disconcertingly
Special R ates to p erm anent Guests
Browne, pilot and manager, which will
deep.
The
worm-bodies
wriggle
and
sun was Just peeping up over tbe edge of wheat valued nt approximately
do taxi service and make cross-country
burst, liberating millions of egg celts
i on her.
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of tbe sea th a t he forKot ,lls tbnidity $250.000.
flights, as well as teach flyfnig.
“There are ghosts In the house, n® and sperm cells. All the bodies die;
and took her in his arms.
raid seriously; “ghosts of old rnem- but the heads live on and grow new
M oro, O regon
Bids for surfacing of the Halfway-^
“Mary, sw eetheart, I can’t go off
THE MARKETS
j ories—ghosts e.f nn otd love th at has bodies for next year, thus avo,( " J
Carson and Halfway-Pine m arket ro&d
and leave you and I've got to get back.
Portland
never been forgotten. I was Just the nemesis of total death. Subtlety
In Pine valley will be oitenred August
I'm crazy about you. How about me
W heat—Big bend bluestem, $1.33; about to close up the old house nnd
at a low level!"
and you golnj: together? Reckon you " reft white, western white, $1.28; hard.
20. County Judge Baird announced re­
» offer It for sale, ns no one seemed to
wanf to?iL-4te uskrd. ..
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cently. The two roads, which together
r.'~n' rtherp spring, western red, know where you were or when you
In reply Mary crept closer luto Ids
are approximately ten miles long, are
3
1 would return. Thq f«‘lks seemed to
$1.24.
arms.
"J
expected to be surfaced this fall. The
W aldport, feeling Jubilant that work
think you would remain In France, nnd
Hay
—
Alfalfa,
$18018.50
per
ton;
“I'm sure glnd 1 saved your life that
grading of the Halfway-Carson road
valley timothy, new, $19019.50; east­ I couldn't hear to he here with your on the Roosevelt highway north, south
morning.” be said after a while, but
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home
closed.
Suppose,
Mary.”
the
dark
and
through
the
city
la
In
full
swing,
is nearly completed.
I'll never understand how ns good a ern Oregon timothy, new $20.50021;
eves glowed and he took her hands In held a two days’ JfiMlee celebration
Amity high school will have a new
swimmer ns you cot) hl come that near clover, new-, $15; oats, $15; oats and
1 his “supposé you come through the last week. A program of beach and
gymnasium, contract having been
drownin'.
Shows , . you never know
vetch. $150d5.5O.
! tuxlge and help me keep the ghosts w ater »porta and races of all kind»,
anything about anybody,” he added
awarded to A. Arthur of McMinnville
Butt erf a t—44047c.
I qwav in the Smith house?
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with prise» for each event, took place
gravely.
for $14,140 for the completed building
Eggs—Ranch, 3 0 0 3Cc.
i »Perhaps 1 wltl,r m nnnured the girl,
*
never do,” laughed Miry
exclusive of electric wiring and fix­
Building In Eugene for the »even
Cattle—Steers, good, $11012.
her
eyes
starry
with
Joy.
“A
g
h
o
stjs
warin’v, but not by* the flicker of an
Hogs—Good to choice, $11.25012.75. nn Inducement nnd ye. certainly need month»’ period beglmriug January 1 ture». The structure will be of tile
E Y E S T R A IN
UNDER THE
eyelash did this little E<e reveal the
Lambs— Good to choice, $10012.
this year and closing recently ap­ with stucco finish on thq outside and
help with vour rose trees
tricks of M 1»F tl-adp to , ber s<l«>rlng
PERSONAL
MANAGEMENT OF
Can only be co rrected under the
gravel roof, with hardwood floor, to
T
Seattle
proaches the half million dollar mark,
proper
conditions
and
by
the
use
Tom.
. -j.
The laziest gardener In the neigh­ with estimated cost of conatructlon
Edward C. Holt
be completed by October 1.
4 W heat—Soft white, western while,
of the very best of equipm ent.
$1.$9; hard winter, western red, borhood claims it took hlin 12 y^nrs fixed at $443,565. according to record»
With a 50 per cent fruit yield In
We have th e Best Equipped Optical
RATES
Members of the Oregon suprems
s.prin«. S12C; bluestem. to learn to lean on a spade success­ at the office of City Building Inspector
view. Rogue river valley pear grower»
office in E astern Oregon.
court will be on vacation during the Bori been
fully.
Room
with
bath
privilege, 75 c ut
are selling their crops at a price of
Rudlett.
OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY
month of August and no more opinions $1.35.
O
utside
room
with
private bath
E ggs—Ranch. 2703Cc.
approximately $80 a ton to buyers who
A new two and one-half ton fire
A new taxicab line has started vp
will be handed down until ionie time
$1.50
up
B utterfat—43c.
are swarming over that territory clos­
In New York. The question la w bethet truck ha« been received by the forest
In September.
C attle—Choice steers. $10.500 11.50. to build a new street to make room service for use on the Crater National
ing contracts. Buyers report the val­
Special rates where more than tv.
Article» Of incorporation have been
Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse, P roprietor
Ilogs—Prime light, $13013 15
persons occupy one room.
ley fruit In excellent condition for
forest. It will be kept mainly at the
for It.
filed In Albany for the Lacomb Berry
Lambs—Choice^ $11012.50.
320 E ast Second S treet
canning purposes and within a few
Fish Lake road at the base of Mt.
. Let us show vou our
Growers* association, which proposes
At the request of his loving family, McLaughlin, equipped with pump and
A Spokant
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Accommodations
days the movement is expected to at­
THE DALLES, OREGON
a local cynic has Just looked up his
to promote the production and proc­
Cattlo—Steers, good, 9.75010 »0
hose and all modern equipment for
tain top speed.
blrthstone, and reports that It Is an
essing of berries, fruits and vegeta­
Hogs— Good ind choice, $13.
fire fighting.
‘
bles. A processing plant will be built
emery wheel.
Lambs—Choice, $10.50011.
a t Lacomb by the company.
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OF GENERAL INTEREST
Rose Time for
Mary
Tricks of the
Trade
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HITE
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Moro Plumbing Shop
DR C. L POLEY
Hotel
Dr W . N. Mcrse
Dr. F. C. Brosius
M o d e l L a u n d ry
D r J. R. M o rg a n
W . C. B R Y A N T
NEW
P E R K IN S H O TE L
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