The Wasco news., December 13, 1907, Image 3

SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
BRINGS EASTERN
She riunii Ixtdg«,
No. 157. .O O .F
Wa«oo, (Irt-gon.
Meets every Hut-
nr4 ay Evening i*
(he K <4 I*. Hail.
Viwitiiig Brother*
• re cordially invited. »lemlier« are ex-
|»ecie>l o» lai present.
1.1». M kmmill N. (» ,4 It. Ilnwai.L tier
A T T E N T IO N I
WOODMEN
OF TUR
OKU» MllMJK
MERELY AN OPINION.
MONEY TO THE
PACIFIC COAST
The N orthw estern M utual
Life Insurance Company
H as $3,421,185 Loaned on
M ortgages in Oregon and
W ashington.
In (he year I'.MMi it se n t to th e re two
■late« gear I y one million dollar« ($941,
AOO.OOJ which wan so invested.
H e re 1«
&
Meets accord and the 1900 record, Oregon and Washington
north 1 uesnsy evening Visitng mein* business only :
liera * denm e.
New hwns m a d e .................. $ $41,900
K o . M r s r il l , C . 0 .
O r l i . H u l l , C le r k Cash paid (edicy holder«
or representatives
$ 102,104
N o 3MI
W.D. Arms worthy
Dray
and Express
A share of your patronage
is solicited. Satisfaction gua-
an teed.
The Secret of a
Beautifo/ Face
lie« in keeping rfie »kin pm -
tcctedas well aarteansed. Ju»t
w alking is no< enough— that
only leaves the delicate sulfo e
more eiposcd to theuTMation
«4 dust and germst t o a t r r r i-
less at ta r k t o f suu and
weather. A fte r washing, ap­
ply Kotteninc and raperirM te
its delightful refreshment.
V«»u w ill admire the linc-leM
wdtnesa it imparts to fare,
neck and arms.
Jt not only
stimulates a radiant glow , but
| roterts the skin from becom­
ing coarse. Prevents burn­
ing, tan and freckles.
M n s . y W ent t a P a r l i l e
N e r i h w e a l .....................
$ I , IO « ,IV «
P re m iu m s co lle cte d . . .
6Ì9.HOO
F.srw«« o f m oney »ent
o v a r p r e m iu m s
e o lla rtm t
g
SS4,3I»S
In the «ingle year 190U the Northwest
Mutual sent to Oregon ami Washington
$5M,SV2 more than tt collected there.
K. C. (»O O IlW IM ,
District Manager.
T h e Italie«, Cregnn.
More Idle Insurance in Oregon than
any other company—The official
reports «how It.
M a r r ie d t k a R ig h t Mass.
A Kansas editor is guilty of the follow­
ing: A couple «ere recently married.
The ceremony over, the wife began to
weep copiously. “ What's the matter?”
asked the new husband. “ I never told
you that I didu't know how to cook,”
s bbml the hr de “ Don’t fret,” aaid
he. ” 1*11 not have anything to COvk.
I’.n an editor»*’
The American Huretv company
agree« to pay tke sta te of Oregon a
total of $409,388 88 to cover the de
a » «
Aw
—e-rar
pot its in the Title Guaranteed: Tru»t
comapny and the Merchants Xatio al
bank. It pay«1 at once the sum of
$112,478 20 in drafts on New York
payable to the sta te treasurer. It
agrees to pay on or before Decemtier
31, 1909, the sum of $296,910 68 with
interest a t 5 |>er cent dating f r o m
November 6, 1907, until the prin­
cipal is pukl.
S ta te Treasurer Hteel'a bond of
Trauaacta a General Banking
$550,000
is canceled by the surety
G lu t I nets.
company and he is ordered by the
Collection« Made, Sight E tchings governor to file a new bond of $600,.
Sold a t the Different Commercial
000 within 20 days. He will furnish
Point«.
the bond within the time and con
Office Hour« from
tinue in office—Journal.
• AM
to
~
4PM
The statem en t of the National
W asco , O iejroo.
banks of Portland on Dec. 3d proved
i that they had ample cash —more
R. J. K. AND K K SO N,
than the m ost enthusiastic had an­
D S IEOPATM
ticipated. The same is true of banks
O rm rfn a *« A in e rt « a n H r h . n l o f
throughout the’state.
BERTINE
W. M. BARNETT,
BANKEIt
Whet •rether Qua*Men baas Thought ef
the Puaoral Prooeodmgo.
“Lh-well, sab.” JudlHally remarked
•Id Brother tjunrkonboae. “! Isn't pars­
in' 091 'pinions -a*»» de eppersody one
way or de tudder muhse'f, hut dess
glvln’ yo’ de skin and bones of de pub
soedln's and leaviu* yo' to draw yo’
owu exclusions. T w u x pls-ub-way:
Endurin' of de funyal. ub-whilst Pah-
aon Bags ter was deliverin’ of as com-
p'lmentary an address to de eawpse as
yo’ most ever listened to, s section of
de piaster 'bout d st wide and meh by
dis long fetched loose ftwn de cellin'
sod ’«tended on de pahson'a head sod
knocked him senseless—yassah. put
him plumb out'u business for de time
bein’! Well, ub-cou'se, yo’ know, de
orgies hatter go on. uh-knze dnr was
de eawpse. and dar was de setnblnge
uh-wultSti’ wld polite Impatience, hut
dar wasn’t anudder preacher to he
had. s« pubfesRsh Toombs. de under­
taker. stepped Into de hrltch, as yo’
m o t »«;. j « j h)s motif u^-snappln'
like n steel trap, nnd says he sawtah
dognntfoualy:
” Vo* all will p ease make note, brud
drc*t mid a!staha, dat I takes mul*
<ta -<! rigiit v b t ih de pahson stood, uh
Us* f'ttu t’.e place wbnh de plaster
Jone f -11 down dar kslu't no mo’ plas­
ter fall down, uh k tse it’s plumb done
lo a n a n l th'»© fal!ln*. no matter bow
bad I stretch -s de troof, und w»d dese
few word« of '«j» suatlon I’ll pubsoed.
not uh-kase l a stu^k on de lameutnble
but uh-kase I take* a |»uhfesslot»ul
f r lle In tnuli art and admires to have
de cc’el-rat.ou g > off 'fltten and ship
shape w id de fudder conformation dat
dis ytth Isn't much pusaonnl sediments
(not by aer-ral. uh kaze our depubted
feller d tlw u . uh lyin' dar. done owes
me n balance of six dollabs on de
fuuyal of his fon'tb wife), I'll pubseed
to read furn dis yuh book de rernahks
dat was writ to lie used In a burial at
sea. b'llevln’ dat dey sounds solemn-
cboly enough to fit de 'cawton and far
enough fum de troof not to cause no
mo’ plasterin' to fall.’
“An<l den he done »0. Dot*« de way
'twux. Rradder Bo«sn?o. Yo’ can cut
tt over to suit yo’ own bins.”—Puck.
T h * R e a l T h in g .
Two women were discussing some
new* neighbors who had mov«*! Into one
o f the moat sumptuous I iju »»-« In their
city.
"They seem to be v e ry rich.” said
the first.
”Oh. they are.” said the second.~
“Khali you call?”
•T>etUic<lly.-
“ You arc ayre, are yon. thnt they
are- er- quite correct,
~r guild
formT*
1 ‘
“<»h. my dear. I’m positive,” said the
ae<x>tMl
woman. 'They hare thirty
aervants. eighteen horses, twelve doga,
eleven automobli«*« and oue child.”—
I»es Molucs Register.
A iiu m ti All Blame.
( ’n t s 1111 u t i « » 11 f r e e .
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Cilice in U asco Nows Building.
During the two months of fall colo­
MEINDL & BRYANT
W
Team« left in m y care will receive every attcntlaa
possible. Also heavy teaming done
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
H ay and Grain For Sale. I Also run
A F IR S T C L A SS D R A Y .
J. M. H O A G .
UNDERW OOD
I
STANDARD TYPEWRITER
P o p u la r B e c a u s e o f
Ease of Manipulation, T otal Visibility,
Perfect Tabulation, Susceptibility to
Great Speed, Firmness in Construc­
tion, Neatness in Design, and Con­
venience of T ype for Cleaning.
If the T ypew riter you now use lacks in
any one of these essential points,
the
U N D E R W O O D is the machine you will
eventually buy.
U N D E R W O O D
T Y P E W R IT E R
6 8 Sixth Street,
PO R TLA N D , ORÉGON
AT GOLDENDALE
Denver and Rio Grande railroad sold
8.081 hotneseckers’ tick ets to th«»
northwest, which was an increase of
2,817 over last year's business, or
more than 50 per cent.
Give Us a Call if You W ant F irst Class Wood and Good
M easure. All L inds of wood at Reasonable Prices
T h e C o rd $ 5 .5 0
W O LF HUNTERS
B R IN G IN H O U N D S
(loose Killers Leave Food for Var-
m in ts W hich Prey on Farm ers.
-PHYSICIANS and SIRGEOXS- Rock Creek, Or., Dec. 9.—A report
was circulated here la*t Sunday that a
Waseo. Oregon.
large cougar had been seen prowl-
log
around the creek. The rumor
• n i l . m u le p r o m p t ly In C ity n m l C o u n tr y
brought out quite a number of ardent
sportsmen with their beat dog*, wolf
and
fox hounds.
Fui i» .1 M k i x p i ..
W . C. B k y a x t
The thickets and cliff* along the
creek were thoroughlv searched hut no
trace of the varmint could be found and
Attorneys at Law
the party turned its attention to wolf
hiuitiog. Several good chases were w t
K-w>Tn« 1 A 2 In «Unit llr lc k o v e r W , W. M. R ank
ne-RMtl and the dogs ktl.ed ta o .la rg e
M O RO • • • OREG. coyotes.
Residents in this section would be
plea*cd if the surrounding cities and
II. Ragsdale
villages would send in a few more wolf
hunters with good dogs, instead of so
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
many goose hunter*. The latter crip­
Will practice in all C ourt. In lbs S tate ple a great many geene, which fall an
easy prey to the coyotes, and as long ar-
- MORO OREGON -
the goose hunters visit this section the
coyotes will temain to help eat goose
while not killing sheep and poultry.
£
J. BRIGHT
The country sou’h of Blalock or Ar­
lington is unexcelled for wolf chasing
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
x W ill p - t c t l r e In * n v c o u r t In t h e M ute.
A b and any who may be inclined toward
huhln*--» 1 Tt w ith nn* w ill r e c e iv e p r o m p t a n d that class t»f sport now have a standing
c a r t f u l A d d i t i o n . o ffic e In Oh! Hunk b u ild -
invilH'ion to bring their dog« and help
lo g .
Water». O reg o n .
exle initiate the anim als.- Joutuul.
G O O D RIG S A N D T E A M S
WOODY A RD
*v «soo, O reg m
D r . H . E ,d £ n r B e e r s
D r. W illa r d N . M o r se
1« Replete With
No
T ur D ai . i . km , Or. nist rates, Sept. 1st to Oct. 31st, the
p i t . W. HUCKIN
- CO Li VERY & FEED STABLE
e o M P A /s g
D
« ta le e p a tliy , K i r k s v i l l e . M o .
THE
“ Well, there’s oue thing altout N o
rltcb—he's alw ays ready to confess hl*
faults.”
“Nonsense! Why. he'» forever hrug
glng aliout belug self tuude.”
“Of course. That*» Just It.”—Phila­
delphia Pres*.
A
L it e r a r y M a n .
“May 1 Intwoduce to yon my
fw lem lT’ naked a fiiKhlouMhlc young
tuuu at u receut (lance. “He 1» a lit-
•w aw y matt, you know.”
“ludced!” exclaimed his pnrtner.
“Aw. ye». He sent the Society New»
n list of the guests Ht the Inst pnhty,
and the odltali accepted It.”—Tit Bit».
Th* Great Trouble.
“Really.” said Nurlch self compla­
cently, “it's easy enough to make mon­
ey.”
“Yew.” replied the co u n terfeits ab
»entmindedly, «’but the trouble h» to
get It Into circulation.'— Philadelphia
Press.
ol
Th* Exo*ption to the Rule.
Y o u ’r e r e n d lr .« o f m h e r o in e w h o s a v e s a
r u s h i n g t r a in
B y c r a w lin g o 'e r a s le n d e r b rid g e In tftn«
o f w in d a n d r. In;
Hh«i w a v e s t h e d a n g e r s ig n a l- a w i s p o i
•
b u r n in g h a y —
t h * t r a in i s s t o p p e d - a n d h e r e It c o m e s
u s n l g b t d o t h f o l lo w d a y :
“ T h a n s h o frd n tu d u w a y l ”
U. B. TRUMBO, fla n a g e r
Qoldendale,
W ash.
INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSE
,
and
MILLING COMPANY
M anufacturers o f
H ill Feed an d F a m ily F lou r
T ry th e P ure B lu e ste m
FLOUR
S u b s c r ib e
For
T h e W ASCO N E W S