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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, STATISTICS REVEAL FARM ~ H I O N DRIFT SLACKERS Wilma’s Own Wedding « ' ■ — \ l ? ► fturaU Population Is Still D w in d lin g ^ * gut at Lowar Rata, Gov ernment Find*. He Was Nota Slow Worker Electric Projects Begun on Water Courses. By IS A B E L N E IL L June By G E N E V R A COOK j 6, 493 0 Streets of Old London Dangerous in Storm» TO HARNESS OZARK STREAMS FOR POWER ♦ 6 6 6 M 6 9 » .............. F r id a y , ■ 5 Whatever the terrors of the gale we ought perhaps to congratulate our selves that life In a city Is rather less dangerous In a high wind than It was In the past. Perhaps the Seventeenth century was the most dangerous; be fore that time, when London, for In stance, wak largely made up of wooden, houses with thatched roofs, discom fort may have bfcen very great, but danger was probably less. In the Sev enteenth century, discomfort nnd danger must have been pretty equally matched. Unfortunately Pepys did not live to record his impressions of the great storm of 1703» but we have his lively account of that “very foule, w^ndy, and rainy morning of January 24, 1665-6” when “my Lord (Bruncker) and I, the wind being again very fu ri ous, so as we durst not go by water, walked to London quite round the ij bridge; and Lord, what a dirty walke { we bad, that in the Helds we tunny ! times could not carry our bodies . ngnlnst It, but were driven backwards. . . . It was dangerous to walk the • streets, the bricks and tiles falling from the houses that the whole streets were covered with them; nnd whole chimneys, nay, the houses In two or three places blowed down^But, »hove all, the pales on London bridge on both sides w^ere blown away/ so that we were fain to stoop very low for fear of blowing off of the bridge."— —. OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST p r in c ip a l . . . . « * » » E v e n ts Of th e W eOX Assembled for Information of Our Readers. The C. A. Spaulding Logging ooriv pany, which operates < large mill in Belem, haa announced that their oper ations would be placed eq a 40-hour per week basis. Thia la necessitated, It was said, because of the unsatlafao- tory lumber market and a desire to keep their present crew employed. A tall out of a window at Ashland Joplin, Mo.— From fiddles to phono almost cost Roblnett Overeby, a small ILM A slipped quietly Into the graphs, feuds to farming, mule back IO SVEN JOHNSON and the oth girl, her speech. When she fell she W u h lu to o . D. C -O r .d u .1 great church, deserted now at to flivver— the Oaarks have stepped er men In the quarry had a lot of struck arlth her teeth in such manner «Bint In the trend from farm to city W illiam Nichols, founder of Milton, the dinner hour rush time. It was along abreast of the times. fun with CraJg Elton—or tried to. with Indications that the population to almost sever her tongue toward Natives now know what’s In the There was something about Craig, was burled there recently. H e waa i i e c n i n t *ab lllzed were noted in dim there, in the great quiet building, the back of her mouth. Physicians > and cool, after the warmth of the newspapers and on the screen. with his squured shoulders and his 92 years old. u public by the Agrlcul- managed to sew up the wound and the Good roads and making the hill June day outdoors. fine gray eyes with their level‘ gaz^ W aterfront m ill plant No. 6 of the < girl la yxpected to suffer no ill effects. tnre department. • . , • A faint odor of flowers hung heavily country Into a summer playground nnd his willingness to laugh at a Joke The fa r « population still is «l«in Port Orfqrd Cedar Products company , In the air. The chancel was massed have changed It all. though It wus made at his own ex That the farm lands of Union coun «to g . though more slowly than hereto opened recently at Marshfield with a Now the thousands of miles of spring pense, that somehow made them like with green, and there were great bas ty are considered hy the state land fore I t la estimated there are 27.- kets of white lilacs and delphinium fed streams that twist through narrow him. But with all «tat. Big Sven and small crew. board as high-grade loan risks Is In 222,000 persona on farms, or less than gorges at the base of cliffs are soon Tank and Charlie and Pete and the here and there. Married In North Bend In May, 1873, at any time within twenty years The dicated by the fact that out of a total Another wedding, probably that to be harnessed and made to produce others In the guug regarded him as Mr. and Mrs. W . R. Simpeon celebrat farm population baa decreased >y of »5,570,024.89 that has been loaned morning! The old church had stored light and magic wealth. an untried “soft city fella." ed their 57th wedding anniversary from the state irreducible school fund, 000,000 since 1910. • While these Oxark "people have al nway the memory of many weddings— Craig had never minded their sal The movement from farm t» there May 21. loans aggregating »456,259.21 are In the delicate, drifting odors of millions ways worked hard for their small com lies "until today. He knew their con of bridal hiossoms, threads of satin forts and pleasures, the era of hjrdro- tempt for any “colllch boy.” He had fcu b « n r » d u « llj « “ lDlsl’lnE. the hands of Union county'land own At the final aeoslon of the P. E. O. «me. however, for acme yes-s until frocks, bits of veils; echoing murmurs electriclty holds a future for the week come up to the MoosevIUe quarries ers. state convention held In Klamath to 1929 It included L870.00O persons of hushed voices— and happiness 1 AU ly pay check and Its assurance of compared with more than 2? * W ^ 1 n Falls recently, Mrs. Grace Kent Ma- this summer for experience, and he Jersey breeder« of Linn and Benton of It was concentrated here— the hap plenty of store clothes for the cross was willing to stand the guff. But gruder of Clatckanle was elected pres I counties conducted the largest Jersey earlier year*. roads dandles. piness of others. It was hard today. For on this moru- Movement of farm families > ’ties ldent. cattle show at Albany that baa ever Capable of 600,000 H. P. Wilma closed her eyes and let the Ing when they were hauled up In the In the last twenty years, It nas i •Int- spell steal close around her. She had The streams are said to be capable been put on by the Two-County club. Polk county paid approximately 55 big wooden topless box (the men «4 out, hat established many H r- W ith 38 exhibitors showing 141 cat . »me often to the old church—It was of producing 600,000 horse power by called it "the dump") for lunch, there cents for each vote cast at the prl- aaaoclatlona between rural and urban the way to her work—but not to construction of numerous dams. t tle, all entry records were broken. mary election. The total vote wm beside the engine house was a little famUlta that have gone far t® create - Licenses have been graut’ed cover Each entry Is certified as abortion pru.v. 3278 and the cost of the election waa red car. a homogeneous population. The 1-. She came here to see her own wed ing erection of 500,000 horse power free and otherwise a thoroughly And In th« little red cur was Rita 000000 farm-bred persona living in ding. When she closed her cloudy plants and work of developing mare »1800. Marsden, her black eyes sparkling as healthy cow. dtlss wars said to have linked vir blue eyes tightly she was able to for than 800,000 horse power Is now well The »60,000 armory to be built In she watched the huge crane lift them M anchester G uardian. tually every farm home at some time get that she was only Wilma Wilson, under w a/. Orchardlata In Marion county have Cottage Grove, voted by the last Ore slowly out of the shaft and swing • r other with some city family. A happy, laxy land will soon be declared war on tha- native band tail nn underpaid clerk In Watson's great gon legislature, w ill be erected on “the dump“ over to the' ground. Study of the yearly change In farm department store; she was Miss W il teeming with industry. North Eighth etreet between Gibbs pigeon which is said to be causing Craig had seen Klta Marsden speed Ecuador CCcrs Much of population reveals a definite relation, ma Wilson, one of the season’s popular Actual building of dams across heavy losaee In prune and cherry or ship between the population drift and brides. She could see herself sweeping Oxark rivers Is now In progress at ing around what there was of Moose- Interest tovExptorev and W hlteaker avenues. chards. Several orchardists have ob the condition of agriculture and busi down the aisle, not in her cheap little Bagnell on the Osage, Table Rock on ville every day since he had come up George H. Brown. 67, known as the - E cuador may look siunll on the ini»», tained permits from the state game potato king of Clackamas county, was ness. Data covering the last seven tweed suit and felt hat, but In a the White, and Lebanon on the Nian thia summer. There was no way any hut to the explorer It Is an l.nnioit'ety one who worked in the quarries, even commission permitting them to kill years shows that an Improvement In misty, floating chiffon dress, and a fatally Injured when he waa struck large country, b ecam e of tT»e'‘g:,e.,Cy gua. a “colllch boy,’’ could Introduce Idm Ibe pigeons, which are said to be strip farm Income always has been accoin. creamy lace veil over her brown hair. The Bagnell-Osage project will cost by the fender of a truck driven by varied n atu re of its physical cham c self to this slim, high spirited girl. panted by a similar movement of pop ping the fruit trees. There were silver slippers on her feet, 130,000,000 when completed and will teristlcs «nd the absorbingly Intere.d- Wilson Wilde, Clackamas. It was bad enough to have to clltuh alatlon from farms. Fire, believed to have been of In nnd In her arms were flowers. The create a lake covering 86 square miles. lug things seen on all s ’ !cs. No hope Is held out for the rebuild out of “the dump” right before her Because of unemployment condl The dam will be 95 feet high and 1,000 flowers weren’t orchids such as most Rising from th e lowlands of the I’a cendiary origin, destroyed the Roy ing of the business section of Bonanza, tlons now prevailing In cities there brides carried. Wilma was particular feet long. About 125,000 horse power attentive black eyes. But when Big clflc It extends hack over the Andes Sven Johnson, acting upon his rights Beebe mill at Leona, with a loss esti recently destroyed by fire. Six main la a plentiful supply of farm labor about that. They were the flowers w ill ba developed. This power already and then down hit»» the Jungle hind mated at around »350,000. The fire and farm wages are lower than hi she had known and loved In her grand has been sold to the lead mines of ns gang boss, approached the girl, and buildings, Including the bank, sup called officiously, “Good morning. r.lHiut the headw aters o f the Amazon threatened the entire town of Leona, eight year*. They range from »23.80 mothers’ garden—nodding, pearly lilies southeast Missouri. posedly fireproof, were burned. M any<of Its ancient tribes «till exist Miss. You see us come oop. We like with board In the south Atlantic of the valley, sprays of pink and. blue A t Table Rock, on the White river, A boulder dislodged^from the h lllr ' ae no water was available. Dynamite w ith th eir trib al customs o ft hundreds nice gompany," Craig reddened with states to »53.94 In the Far West. was used to destroy the lumber dock • by heavy __ — raln^aemolished Am Allohorl Oscar forget-me-nots, dancing, silvery colum a dam 195 feet high and 2.000 feet of years ago, sindi ns grotusqne paint side Big Sven grlnm-1 long, costing »16.000,000, Is to be embarrassment. and keep the fire from spreading away bines, a tiny pale rosebud or two. lng of the hoilles and dlsflgurlng of K elty’a new automobile when he knowingly around at the men. “This Wilma knew she was a lovely bride. Started, and work now Is In progress from the buildings. « Love in Each Port 1» th e faces. is a good gang,” he continued, wink struck the rok on the highway t»o It compensated her for being a rather on the dam site. This lake will he The m ain Industry of the country Is ing at them over I lls shoulder. “All The new two-story grange hall at Downfall of This Gob indifferent miles west of Clatskanie recently. clerk, one who wasn’t able 125 miles long and will cover 75,000 grazing, although large q u an tities of but one fella. Colllch boy. Slow Williams is nearing completion. The I Baltimore.—The adage that sailors to speak up and take her own part as acres of land. The dam Itself will The Stoddard Lumber company of vorker. T h at one!" He pointed a chocolate and sm aller quant¡Hos of have sweethearts In every port still the city-bred girls did, and one who generate 225,000 horse power. structure Is 40x80 feet In dimension. Baker has obtained a lease on the bananas, rice, cotton, cacao and other gritty finger to tbe place where Craig holds true, because no man wlio goes had to bear the brunt of much of the The first story 1« constructed of con Both the Osage and Table Rock lake abandoned Baker Molding company lowland products ure raised. Fairly bad been—but the “colllch boy" was ¡down to the sea In ships can be true displeasure of her department man w ill play Important parts as resorts. crete, housing storage, dining room plant on the west side of town and good qualities of cotton and woolen gone. to woman, according to H arry \ \ Other Undertakings. and kltchefi, V h lle the second story, ager. goods are also m anufactured. reopened It June 1 as a cut-np plant. F ifteen m inutes later Craig sat nils Near Lebanon on the Niangua river Miller. Yes. there she went, down the aisle; of wood construction, will he the main The Pendleton city council recently • Several months after his marriage Miss Wilma Wilson, one of the sea a large force of men are boring a tun erably w ith Ills lunch on nn empty assembly hall, with a large stage room. la November, 1928, bis wife. Mrs. Mat- son's most beautiful brides. The wed nel 1,000 feet long under a qaquntaln flat car a t the top o f ’ the Inclined passed a milk ordinance for regulation Rachel’« Buiy Life The hall will be dedicated July 4. trac k s which ran down sharply to an tle C. Miller, eighteen, accused him ding march was played softly, and and building a dam 600 feet long and an d . inspection of dairies providing Rachel Bunker of Nantucket lived ©f Infidelity. He told her frankly nJ every one was turning to look at her. 20 feet high to create a lake covering old shop. Beyond the sham bling wood Tranchell & Parellus. Portland, Or . milk for Pendleton. C. W . Daley, and kept well occupied hack In sn age en building, now unused, save Its yard, other girls after she had found photo contractors, started work recently on And waiting for her—ah. that was 1,000 acres to a depth of 20 feet. This Pendleton, will be employed as milk when large families were the fashion. w here Big Sven nnd some of the oilier - graphs In hla pockets, she testified. the »150,000 union station being built the sorry part of the dream 1 She was project will cost »10,000.000 and will A resident of the Island In looking over Inspector. workm en parked their ram shackle Judge George A. Bolter, In Circuit never able to see his face. She had generate about 75,000 horse power. in La Grande by the Union Pacific gome old manuscripts and papers came While the fruit crop In the vicin rare, ran an abandoned dirt road Court no. 2. has signed a decree gran t dreamed the dream doxens of times. Tb# electricity already has been sold across a note In which the following system. The firm has 180 days to down tow ard H ansen’s hill. The new ity of Corvallis does not look as prom ing Mrs. M iller an absolute divorce but she had never had a single glimpse ab0Ut ten Missouri towns. vital facts were recorded: complete the two-story structure, and giving her the right to resume her of that bridegroom standing so quietly ising as growers would like, It Is In On Current river a public utility has shaft which was being sunk from the “Rachel Bunker wns taken ill ou the which, when completed, will be tbe lower qttarry was run right under this maiden name. Mattle C. Meredith. dicated that there will be more than obtained a permit to construct two there at the altar. largest depot between Portland and road. Even the workmen, hardened, 7th, died on the Dtli and was burled Millar*a views on gob amours were The music wus playing on. She dams generating 60,000 horse power. an average yield. Cherries and prunes on the 11th of the 11th month, 1 Boise on'the O.-W. R. & N. railroad. to risk ns they were, did not dare revealed In testimony given by Mrs was walking down the aisle; she was On the Casconade river in central Mis have been damaged. aged 80 years, 7 months, 23 days. M illar and her mother, Mrs. Alice almost there—he was turning—turning souri the Central Missouri Pacific com drive across the road over the shaft, To John R. Moore, Portland, goee “She had lTCWIdren, 113 grandchil A serious situation in Douglaa coun 'Meredith. In the divorce proceedings pany haa preliminary permits to con for the weight of a car would he sure the distinction of owning the lowest to her! dren and 90 great-grandchildren. ty is in connection with fire blight Mrs. Meredith substantiated her to cause a cave In. It was a hnnd on her shoulder that struct three dams. Preliminary sur- motor vehicle license number in Ore “About 70 years of beg life was de Infestation of apple and pear orchards. •daughter's testimony In regard to roused her. Suddenly Craig was sta rtled from She started up, her , have been finished for a »10,- gon, No. 1, and of being the first per voted to public service, In which time Miller's views of love and the aea. He dreaming forgotten. A young man 000,000 water power project near Ar his unhappy reflections by th e sound Under present weather conditions the son in the state to receive the 1930 ‘ told Mrs. Miller, ahe aald. that he was standing at her side, staring*at her. lington on the Piney river, and an of a motor from below. He Jumped she assisted in the birth of 2,994 chil blight Is apt to make rapid headway dren. There were 31 pair of twins In 1931 license distributed under the new “was untrue to her and could not be to his feet. Speeding m errily along “ Pardon me—I was afraid you were other project on Black river near until hot weather comes. the number.” fiscal year license law. Dennle K. faithful to her because he was In dlf over the road past the old shop was Leeper Is contemplated, government 111,” he was stammering. Traffic accidents on Oregon high Rachel assuredly did all that one Koupal. Eugene, will have No. 13. fereot porta at different time*, and no IHta M arsden’s little red car. “1 wasn’t Hl.” Wilma said frankly, permits havelng been obtained. woman could he expected to do toward ways took a toll of 16 lives and re-, y,.««« iB hla line of business could be but confidingly. “I was tired tonight, much sought despite its reputation. A shout fr o m behind him told Craig adding to the Island’s population and suited In the Injury of 376 others dur true to any one woman th a t the other man had seen It. too. and I slipped In here to rest for a Daylight saving time, which started Its fine strain of sturdy seafarers and ing April. A total of 2436 accidents Mr». M iller and her mother live kt minute before going home. I —I was Pulmotor Squad Saves “T he s h a f t!” shouted Big Sven. at La Grande recently, haa proved a capable home makers.— Brockton En No. 2724 East Oliver street When day-dreaming. were reported during the month, four I ’m sorry I troubled Young Man Thought Dead “Cave-In! Cave-In!” H oarse excited terprise. failure, and now La Grande Is oper M illar was last heard from he wus In of those killed being pedestrians. voices took up th e cry. Already th ere you." S eattle— Into the land of death— atlng on standard time. The city com San Pedro. C a llt was a flash o f red beyond the shops “I ’m the one to apologise. Im Furtjier proof that an ocean long and back. mission rescinded Its previous proc afraid I Interrupted a lovely dream. and around the curve. T w o Kind» o f “ N o te» That was the experience of John ages ago rolled over central Oregon lamation at the request of 533 pet! Tell me about i t You see. I ’ve no Abbenhous,. seventeen-year-old auto- Craig threw him self on the flat car “Dear Eric," wrote a young lady to Faked Talkie Starts was obtained recently when there was tloners. ticed you before. 1 drop In here -now and released the brake. The enr shot , mobile mechanic, who owes bis life her former flance, with sadness— “as discovered on hilltops near Mitchell, Riot in Czech Theater ---------- Hood River county Pomona grange . and then, and I've seen you pray ng, tireless efforts of a fire de- down the slide a t a dangerous speed you nre probably aware«. 1 am to be at an elevation of 3000 feet, numerous Bratislava. Chechoslovakia. - The I ’ ^dream ing. or whntever you’d like I ™ rt™’ Dt " 7 « c u e ’ squad In defense of the dairy Industry, has Craig clinging to the sides with Ids innrried to .Mr. Bendleby during the marine shells, including a huge coiled -re t -ta lk ie - to be presented in Bra- f<> cflU ,t » ** Toong Abbenhous v __ hands. At the b o tto n f Craig Jumped adopted resolutions pledging to buy coming month. I shall, therefore, ap ammonite. ttslava was enthusiastically received. W ilma had started out of the church. carbon monoxide gas from an au to the ground, gathered himself up ; no substitutes for butter and urging preciate it If you will burn all the lit- An airplane will be used to dust Naturally the tones and the move- On tbe Rrent gtone steps ahe paused | tomob,le on whlch he was working. und raced tow ard th e nearest car. the merchants to discontinue the sale of -tie nMes 1 sent you, assuring you of tomoblle on ,ta on the screen did not always | # roomenL clover with sulphur on the Henry For hours he lay as dead until he old open tllw er of Big Sven Johnson. reciprocity In regard to those you sent oleomargarine and other butter sub synchronize, but the audience, view “It wns nice of you to waken me,’ Strlxner ranch near Redmond. Sul The key was th ere 1 The motor found slumped down In the front me. stitute«. tog a tone-film for the first time, did she said softly. coughed nnd sp u ttered nnd choked— phur dusting appears to be the only '•‘Dear Dorothy,” wrote Eric, In re- of the car by M. Dannwlg, manager not find this particularly disturbing “Maybe you’d let me walk away of the garage» sputtered . ngnln—and w as turning! piy:x.“i shall certainly comply with method of preventing mildew, which Coconut Grove (Fla.) has revived A movie critic present at the debut with you." suggested the young man. Although rescue appeared'Impel <«s, T he car lurched out of the yard nnd. your request at once. w And, Incidental has been known to reduce crops hy the old scheme to bell all cats as a was puasled by white flashes that ap -Til wager that you haven’t eaten, an lnhalator crew of truck company gathering speed, humped swaying ly, as your rvew fluhcerTioIds a few 50 per cent measure of bird protection. Then they peared on the screen from time to either. Come on—I know a dandy No. 10. directed by Fire Capt. Joseph down the uneven dirt road tow ard the •notes’ of mine, I shall deem It a great J. H. Billingslea, supervisor of the «hould pnt automatic sirens os dogs tlrofii ncinic m rloiis, h i * ' little place on a aide street where we R. Cook and Lieut. Janies Carey, favor If you" wTinnfluCe him to burn hlll.- Siskiyou national forest, has announc gated.. curiosity took him to the can get fried oysters for forty cents. went to work on the unconscious In order to protect the cats. Crntg race I th e hrboriitg m,u«r fast- ibera with the rest !” of the stag«, where he fouDd Eat with me and tell me more shout form. For more than an hour and a cr, faster, lie had to catch that girl . ed that the United States forest serv OB orchestra. several soloists, and a your dream." ice this summer will reconstruct the Indicating how science Is outstrip a . half they labored oyer him without He blew the horn madly. But the lit Over the cleun, wnlte table Wilma (he slightest sign of returning life. chorus In action. suspension bridge across Rogue river ping the arts tn these times, an un F r a n c is B a c o n ’« T o m b tle red c a r did not stop. Jttri he They were supplying the music. learned that the boy waa Glenn Mar breakable phonograph record has been One will look In vain In Westudn at Agnes. Work on the structure will Then, almost Imperceptibly, the yond that m*xt curve was the shaft -Owgiwg, god dialogue for the “talkie” tin, that he came from a small country Invented and no one Is w riting In- ster abbey for the tomb of one of the Still body began a labored breathing. be ______ started ______ soon. The bridge, which He was blowing the horn steadily and wore depending upon the white town, that he worked for a real estate was built several T^ars ago at a cost z destructible music any more, greatest, most learned Englishmen Life had won over death. now, hut lie couldn’t aeeln to make two dashes for their cues. Only a riot cnll firm, that he made fifty dollars a week The remains of Francis Bacon. Baron heor. ‘ Just as she went round the of approximately »25.000, was wrecked to the e s i n r police station prevented and that he was soon to get comrols London hum orists say a three key Vorulam, lord chancellor of England curve, he saw Wer turn, heard the when a flood washed out one of the the audience from demolishing the slons as Radio Device ‘‘Saves” board piano has been Invented here, philosopher and essayist, lie In u small screaming of »»rakes, saw the stop laovla house when the trick was ex main piers. Yon didn’t tell me about that while patriotic American hum orists In old country church on the outskirts London in Secret Raid light flash on. . - T here was a silence. Word haa been received at La, sist It was In London. Could It have posed. dream.” he reminded her. of 8t. Albans. Bacon, It I k related, London.—Secret air maneuvers em As he made the curve tie saw it Grande that the new cooperative I ’ll tell you—a year from today, been the story th a t was Invented? caught a futal cldll uherf-stuiltng ft ploying a new radio device have been in the road before him. Hie-Ulttle r e d , creamery to serve Union and Wallowa laughed Wilma. fowl with snow on a bitthr day to U. Loans Ford carried on over London for the last car, Its front wheels Just at the edge “I ’ll hold yon to that,” smiled Glen You must never talk down to your whether cold would preserve the counties would be located at Union. Old Electric Motors “ And I ’ll be back Sunday evening to two weeks by the full fighting comple of the weak place In the road. I here see hearers, regardless of who they a re . ilesh—au action typical of the , man ment of Royal Air Force planes. It Is The Rogue River Valley Traffic as wns n wi«!e crack not a fool ahead Fayetteville, Ark.— Henry Fords remind yon of your promise.1 says an authority on public speaking who combined a marvelous versatility sociation has gone on record In favor A year from that day Wilma saw revealed. So effective was the defense He sprang ii.un the f i l l e r , ('rum pled museum at Dearborn baa been granted Still,, you’ll never get service on nn with an unquenchable thirst for first of postponing the annual Jackson flu loan of several pieces of ancient another wedding; not In shadowy St. that the attacking squadron broke over i he W l.ei l Of the red e n r-w a s hand knowledge. apnrtinent dumb waiter If you don't the slim ho ly of Rita M arsden H e through only once.. county fair to October. The Septem electrical equipment now owned by M ark’s In the city, but In the simple London now possesses virtually nn cllrnhed f.miiniisly, w ith infinite slow z country church she had attended as the college of engineering of the Uni What we fear. In cose of this war ber dates comes at the height of the > a child. The wedding march, ground Impenetrable air protection, according tii'.xs a m i car«, out on the left hani. P o p u la r P ro v e rb between the sexes, la that the aroma verslty of Arkansas here. fruit season and works a hardship on rum iltu I...... The car held. He The university, however, reserves out wheexlly on an old organ, sounded | to e*peris The saying, “Those who live In glass of friend chicken and gravy, drifting growers and shipper». The British high cotiimund directed o p e n e d th e il»«:r, und lifted the girl the right to ask for their return at like celestial music to her ears. The houses should not throw srones," has over No-Mnn’frLnnd into our lines, in his n i - s .lie carried tier tenderly The Farmera Co-operative Creamery daisies and June rosea set about the attempts to bomb the city und all Bay time desired. The collection In many variations In many languages. will cause wholesale desertions to the nearby air centers were at fuM de an<l la id 1(1 «»II th e soft grass at the company of Baker, which recently pur enemy. church looked more gorgeous to her Some of these a re ; “W hose house Is duds* • ■ fensive strength to resist the Invasion. side Ot i he ro a d . After a moment she chased the Commercial Creamery com , Barrett 1889 motor. 110 volt, 10 h. p.. than »he delphiniums and lilies of the of glass must not throw stones nt an For the first time a mysterious Instru opent';f hoi eyesprund entiled up st THE MARKETS • pole, Edison bipolar dynamo, Tborop pany plant, is adding another depart other." This la from the English. An cRy. ment of Intercommunication between til m •*'* But her bouquet was Just as she eoa-Houston arc machine, Thompson o th er English adaptation is “ Who hath Portland ment to its operations, a casein plant, air and land hazes was used, accord At hall past four, .when Big Sven bipolar motor, carbon lamp, had dreamed It, and down at the altar, glass windows of his own must take WUeat— Big Bend bluestem, »1.17; which Is expected to be in operation ing to reiH»rts. »speeding up the auxil lu lm s o n a m i his gang cume up In “the in 1890 and «till well pre- waiting for her, was Glen, hla face heed how he throw s atones.’’ From soft white, western white, »1.04; within the next two weeks.' iary Innd preparations as well as co 'lump"’ fo r th e day, the rest of them Spain we g e t: “He th a t has a roof of turned eagerly toward ,ber. hard winter, northern spring, western ordinating movements^of planes. watched with eager eyes Craig E lto n James Brindley, 45, clerk at another glnss should not throw stones nt his red, »1.02. «limb, gray hut happy. Into the little Burns hotel, lost his life in a fire of W ater ForificatU n neighbor's." Chicken Thief Sends $4 Hay—Alfalfa, >20 per toq; valley red car (sonic of th e men had towed • Fir.d X-Ray Cur« The latest process In the purifies undetermined origin which destroyed Hmjethxr 320.50 @21;. eastern Oregon for Loot He Found Tough tlon of watey la chlorination. Thia Vlei>ir«r While luklng X ray photo- It back from d an g er), and turn anill the Grand hotel with a loss of about timothy, 322.50 @23; clover, 317; oat P ro fitin g by E x p e r ie n c e , Elisabeth. N. J.—A letter with four was first used in Lincoln, England, In m p h « of abnormal children to ascer- lng to Rita Marsden. 345,000. Ten other occupants of the “Yell, Sven, vot you got to . any - • ’toln w; v'ker their skulls were de Experience Is a teacher that none hay, 316; oats apd vetch, 316@17. »1 Mils enclosed was received today connection with the great typhoid epi hotel escaped, but were unable to formed. nre.*»» X-rny specialists dls- now!" called one of thepi- of us ran escape. ♦ All of us must learn by Albert V. Burns of 528 Walnut demlc there, and aaa reduced the num Butterfat—28@Jlc. dress or to save any personal belong themselves Big Sven Johns« n shook his head that two and two make four in life, covered tUi» her of deaths from typhoid doe to wa Eggs—Ranch, 20@24c. ings. h the ntental and physical just the same as they did In school. Boys.’^h e said. "1 « 'J al»«»ut that Tbe note read, -Please accept this ter from 17 per 100,000 la 1900 to the ’ cbu >'<* Cattle— Steers, good, 311 @11.50, The lessons taught nre not always for chickens taken from your present low rate of I per 100.000. The >c©nnitbm ’-f «V« children to improve, colllch f e lla - a ll I wdd before, I tnke It Is feared that the apple crop In Hogs—Good to choice, »9.75@11.25. the np.Mtiently having penetrateli it b ack —" his eyes followed the red pleasant, hut they ran be made profit __ some time ago. They were chlorination of river water hot only the Shedd section will be light next Lambs—Good to chocle, »8@9. through th e ’ skull to the brain with car down the road, and It was moving far from tender, sorry" Mr. Burns renders It aafe but keeps It sweet and able.—Grit. fall. Some trees did not blooqi well 6aattls ' ‘ benel’.<'lhl re*u1ta.i very slowly—“ H e’s a fast vorker I soys that several chicken» were stolen pleasant to taste and smelt and apparently they were Injured by Wheat— Soft white, western white, b i« about a month ago. Possibly nothing Is as unsatisfac the extreme cold weather last winter. hard winter, western red and northern tory as writing the Information editor Some growers do not have enough spring, »1.05; Big Bend bluestem. D e fin in g B o u n d a rie s Forestry la E u r o p e to settle a hot argument ns to whether, E a r ly W a ll D e c o ra tio n apples to make spraying their or O U C ro c h e t W o r k »1.18. France took up forestry only when -fo r Instance, the accent In Trafalgar f To beat the bonnda means to trace Inhabitants In ancient Pompeii were Bands of crochet work made In Peru chards worth while. Eggs—Ranch, 21@28c. t^e (|egtruction of most of har forests out by perambulation the bounds of a Is on the second syllable, or the first specialists In wall decoraron, painting earlier than 200 A. D. are among the was’ followed hy heavy floods and the pariah by striking with a rod certain Butterfat—34c. At a meeting of the North Morrow nnd third, and finding either Is per their plastered walls In rich, flat tones rare t ort11— owned by tbe Metropoll washing away of her hillsides. Need points In passing by way of calling to , Cattle—Choice iteara, » ll@ ll.5 0 . County Fair board Mrs. W . C. Isom and Io decorative medal I Iona. misslble. *** > . , tan Museum of Art, of New York. for wood, saye the American Tree as witness. This la an old custom still Hogs—Prime light, »11.40 @11.60. was elected treasurer and Mrs. O. sociation, first caused n'e Germans to kept up In many English parlahea by Lam bs— Choi ce, »¿@10. y . Corryel was re-elected secretary. The j Conversation may be effettuully used think of forestry, for there, where win going around th» boundaries on Holy ». 1. Spokane office of president has not yet been j la W in te r And Aiwey« Collected to prevent any precipitate tendency to ters ore long and severe, fuel wood la Thursday, or Ascension day. In Scot Cattle—Steers, good, »10 @10.50. While chipmunk! hibernate during The excess of our youth ure draft« filled. The fair 1< held alternately at ■ almost nff»b|!ich a necessity as faod It-M war. At Inst the filibuster when con land beating tbe bonnda la called rid Hogs—Good to choice, »11. they apparently do not upon our old age. payable with la- Irrigon and Boardman and will be held «elf. " * '■ ■ ' sclentiously handled may claim recog ing tbe marches. dormant In moot cassa, like Lam be—Medium to good, 38@8J5^ tercet about thirty years after data. t at Boardman this year. ! nltlon ns a benign Influence. ; rather they etere up food - ‘ . Reading o f advertising la rorth -C a p p e r’s Weekly. Business Men aay: “Advertising Pays during the summer and while. / . (Oopyrlaht.» (C o p y rls h t.) W B , .' I V «
