The Wasco news., January 10, 1908, Image 3

SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
Iter Q«?ry
U n iversity «4 Oregon Bulletin
Hom« little w hile ago a popular writer
visited a jail
order to take notes fur a
m sg a sin e article on prison hl«. On re­
turnin g hom e h»- *l«M*f il«**'I the horrors
he had seen , ami h is «1 - • »iptmn m ade a
deep imprest**»» on th e mind of bis litll«
The l»eeember number of the <*••!-
versify
<»f Oregon Bulletin, a copy of
Hliermun T<odjfe,
which
has
just Is-ct» received, gives a
No 167, l.n .o .F .
W mw (‘ o , ( »regni».
full «lest rlptlon of the cor re»|iOiideiiee
u M
X «*«*t»
7 V every
^ u . ; Hat i u (<<>u,scs that are now being offered.
Vhitihtf Hr«»her- by the university. The courses are 1 dsughter, Mary. To« ««»ter ami bis
I lu* K .
l‘. I lull,
are cordially l»»vlte<l. Meieliersare ex« arranged especially for tea« her», offspring, a week IsH r, were in a tram
I students preparing for college or (ogetbur, which «P»»»p«-d s i a alation
led to l*e |»re»eu t.
near a gloom y building, a man e»ke«l *.
E l». ' I KHHIkL X . <1 , J. It. I I o w m ia ►is university, wotneu* club«, teachers
••What place is tli 4t?’’
groups, grangers, home-makers.
“ The county ja il,” another unsw errd
I he university intends to add addi­
p
io
m p tly .
A I T liN T IO N I
tional courses in economics politi« al
U liereiijsin Marr embarrassed her
science, history, English literature, father and arou sal ih e suspicions of th e
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mechanical drawing, c i v i l engine« r- nth r occupants of the csrriege by «ek­
or n i e
UOItl.l» UHMiK l“K, «Mlucatloa, and (g-hers, as Its re­ ing, •»» » loud, shrill v o ic e :
sources permit.
1 he correspond*
‘•Is that the jail rot» were in, lather?”
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ence work has met with a hearty re* — J u d g e’s 1-tbiarv.
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ception iu all parts of the state.
C yn.o a.
More than two hundred students en­
A remarkable .pedal feature ind*
Meet» »ecoml sn«l rolled for tiie various courses during
let,tai to th e Pavd • C«».'« »bow on
m irth 1 nesit*y ev e n in g . Y lailug mem*
the past month.
Tuesday, January M tb, ia C ynthia, the
I m * i « «» ••Icon»«
THE WASC j
fs P e s etc W ith
GOOD RIGS ANDJTEAMS
T e x m i left in m y care will receive every attention
* possible. Also heavy teaming done
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Hay and Grain For Sale. I Also run
A F IR S T CLASS D R A Y .
J. M. H O A G .
world fam ous ladv eq u ilib rist and a< ro­
Labor Troubles.
bot. The rem arkable ease, grace, d a r­
The following edifying ruminations ing and d ex terity w ith which a he per­
were beaten out on an appreciative form s seem ingly ioi|H»«,o b le feats is tha
typewriter by a worried editorial wonder <4 all who w itness tin s glittering
writer who was trying to get up a spectacle.
scree<l on the overcrowding of the
An au tom atic p»|»er seller has finer»
tenements while a lore sat by and pi seed on theatre*- iu M anchester, X .
insisted on talking In a loud tone of II., by an - terptiaing local paper,
m uch
th e chagrin oi the n ew sboys,
voice.
A share o f your patronage
“ New York tenement-house prob­ w ho «Iu nm take kindly to the new ven­
is solicited. Satisfaction gtta* lem! Tough proposition, old Mias d er, w h ich , they c la im , interferes with
t u teed.
Ikiubie * Keylmard.
Especially so «heir sa le s. One ol the youngsters
wbea some runner for a hot-air fac­ p| ugg «1 th e »lot w ith candy t h e ir s »
n ig h t, putting it nut of com m ission for
tory sits ’round and keeps talking
awhil*. <*»• enterprising youngster,
aiiout things that are of no interest ho 0 /a » . store! by tl»e m acliin* end sold
to anyone but himself. 1 can t very n ine in o ie papers h a » on any other
well get up and throw him out so the n ig h t.
next liest thing I can d«> is to ham
A - accid en t t • the passenger engine
Transacts a General B an k ln f mer this out and make him believe
on T hurs lav ...z d e it n e e a ary Io send
• B u sin ess.
I'm working like the devil • • •
clow an extra to bring th e ram up Iron«
I’ve t»een working on this for 15 min­ I ig . a n < a s a resu lt the train was sev-
Collections M ade. S ig h t I w chivu
utes with him talking a blue streak
bold at the Different Co»»»inet ‘
. ral hours la t e .
to me and endeavoring to get me to
P oin ta.
Office Hour» fr»m
answer. If I only had a dynamite
r.'
• A. M
lamb I’d tie tempted »o put it under
W asco. <>I ••*.»••»
his chair and nee if It wouldn’t make
him go away. The avecess of some
people in making dam nuisances of
K.
AXhEltrtoX,
It. J.
themselves is so pronounced that it’s
O SI HOP ATM
it wonder to nw they escape violent
llruln««* Ae»«*r»«nB SeH»»l •<
/s s;«As«»r //V »
tnOnjfj
death as loug as ti»ey do • * *
«»•«•-•»netM' w»»b»vi»ie.
«* Àrklm
■!’’’
At this moment he is making a move jq ir-ua
; pu j , oi(V U*qw
M,‘
C o u s iiita tto n Ire e .
T u a B a t u rn . <>»• as though be intends to go.
If he ,o tKMirjnwiis put vpncp u«v p* wi-»m
>uiosipr^*\ o» aop
»uripci
fails me now I shall certainly be -qtunou
•tisaa«s «ptjud» pue uo<»v«n«u^pn »sjnp
driven to desperate meissures
-si ‘uiaqj
•»arod piTequa
p it. w. iircKix
«vjnpaJ YwvauAjp-taao xq
He has hU baud on the doorknob — jo .»e«
pjsni'O sjuu rxldv papjjv» «aqciusq
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
he goes. • • <’H> b-B! He’s back
i »jo« X|>»utnbx> u i« »M» s’ VIX
with another question. I must com­ *»u«J0ei) kp»«.Hpp •uonrjedsjd
Ofltcw in Warn» News Ih» »mg
p p q S r p p •ppm « ‘auiwxpM
mit murder. I wont sat unit to this Aq—pww»p«ud
pue—p»AJjx3jd ■;
rego
torture. • • • ! < • sit« down
uopcaidcaoo
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Cregooian.
Ell. M saainu. c . (5.
FEED STABLE
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hsi.1. Ilci.n, Clerk
W.D.flrmsworthy
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eO M P A N g
THE SUMMER ARGUMENT.
No 68 Sixth Street,
PO RTLAND. ORÉGON
A gfi.blem <’f wrdfc^X.
T h a t never Is » -ttla d .
T h a t m itk ’- i faetivr rua<
And »bet gets »»ther aetUeWi
I t eon« » up «act» y e a r
A t the sum m er re s o rt;
Vt'ho'U el«M»n the Cali
Thus f a t h e r ba» ewughtT
lfn ttie r ssya th a t aha wm nX
F a ih s r says th a ’ »>* should;
lx ta c le a rly h e r taste.
And Is so »u<i«Ts«owd.
* l f I catch the Osh.
And 1 te n d '«*» » n<l t * 11
I t 's re a lty ) « u r duty
T o d is »n and scale ’e m ."
T o th ia m o th e r aaya.
In a p ositive v ra y :
WOODYARD
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| i w l’. l be a cold d a y .
Tou have n il the fur».
W h en v«M» a rg lw and hwofc a m
I*nv d o tn r enough
H I n w ill fn< to eoofc * » « -'
“ Tow*rs w ro n g .” d eclares fa th e r.
—Tnu »wore to obey.
D eras one o f >nur vow »
On our g ird w edding d ag .“
• T r « » ,'’ re p lie s m o th e r.
• I U b ow v» your w ish
T h a t I rw orw to « le an
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Give Us a Call if You W ant First Class W ood and Good
Measure. A ll Kinds of wood at Reasonable Prices
“Wk«' 1 etean >m*r Ns»
When the r fnlater say»
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AT G O LD EN D A LE
The Cord $5-5°
U. B. TRUMBO, Manager
Goldendate,
Wash.
HaP.'*
Oh. ondJew* vY»a warry.
An«l ceasctcra the row?
TVe s’lmmct la her*.
T h e y a re arg uin g n ow .
They area» to «Icehle—
And <b* p ro b le m ta nnr-wt—
glionl<t nta clean th e flvt*.
If n3 dl<s Ute l*ott?
- ! mt ro ll FVee Pn<>Sk
* $
o
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A mm»
S u ru to Mu» Him.
"b° rut» « truck fartn h*
o f the xn«t predicament
Vlrglntx
Li w hich a colored MMin n ”tmal Sum
Moorw wt»«« b la bfw emphy. iwceutly
«4*
S a m t * tfe . hcarfug n trem endous
yelh r»Bt«*l t<* tr*« rescue o f fwr hux
bnnil. U*hen sh e enuxe up th e dog had
T he l ’uvrlhi Pvwmivtfe »>*♦ Mtvwewl
fastened bis teeth fci th e entf o f Sam ’»
Com«* ly C«>* w ill «»pen tbetr tw o wrrhts
leg and wav h olding «»» r«v d ea r life
eiigngem e«t at th e Akers Cper» imn»»e Scb.bt^ » Ffene In the road. Snia‘w w ife
on Tnwwiivy, Jeetvery l-ttb, ie • hvilbwnt w a s about to» huri It w hen Sum. w ith
h ill of »»wtaMli.w »m l speebvh h*. T heir j w onderful j>iYs« n« v of mlml. shouted:
••Mandy: M andy! Ibtn’t frow dat
pro«biethwi(»
heved wpen Ute N e d s-1
stono ...
nt «!<
»tel ------
‘ m«*»tftl elements «»f h»»»» nature
..
_ • d n e sd Prow It at m o .
appear to b ite .e ets tvml em otion» that M a u d ïT - Y
Cxxuk^uUux
are tv n lv e m l. a»ul
)>lv*HU.
the
eventually buy.
w inself. Smu ba«t h:ul cot»l«ler-
Ri,ie tlUWenlty In rv*ih»g the ««»•
xfxugbtH
a d«tg ft«nn rv »«itghborlnjj
will lx» pi «‘Rented txt thet'ity Council,
Canu. I’tuaNy the «lt< €«*» biro, ns
probably at the n xt meetii»*.
Satuhtefcad a t him .
t
A» (tp-to-Date Show.
of these essential points,
U N D E R W O O D is the machine you will
To Raise th e flo ra l Standard.
SALEM, Or., Jan «.—The salooa
interests <4 Salem have formed a
-PHYSICIANS and Sl’RGEUXS- voluntary organixation to raise the
moral standard of the liquor business,
Wase«. Oregon.
and one of the first results accom­
C a lls WMMle e rw m p ttg »« « • > a n d < - • " • ry
plished is the refusal <4 Mayor Rod­
gers to sign the approved application
j Mrixw..
W .C . «««VAST <W John I *>,««. I t the r w .w a i o t »
liquor license oo Htate street. Hos
M F.IN31« BRYANT
application was approved by the fi
1 cense committee <4 the City Couwrii
Attornt. X X At IAW
and a licewse ordered at the last reg
i a t in «»inn nr kk •»*»« *. w M. tunt ujar meeting, bot at the »»stance <4
OREC. the aalooomen, who represented that
MORO
Itoyens dal not eondnet a respectable
and orderly establishment. Mayor
Rodgers Investigated, with the above
H. Ragsdale
result.
The place was cl«md by
ATTORXEY-AT-LAW
Chief Gibsou yesterday.
The nefct movement in cootempla-
Will priw llr»•" •» •'««■»» in t h .S U « ,
tim
t»v the liquor dealers is a signed
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MURO OREGON -
agreement. Iwaring the signatures
<4 all tlw aaloOB men in the city with
«me exception, not to allow a h m
r- j. b R ' « H T
within the»» placea *4 business, and
ATTORNEY AT LAW
to rigidly enfore* the role net
sell
W ill |trA<'(P*r tw Sttv l ' i w H n »•«» *»•»»•
A tl
intoxicating
liquor
to
common
or
tu .lu e .« left w P »
w ill re««»'«» |*ea»w|»» snd
An attem pt
eareful alteuthuv. Oil»«« In <►»«! Usnk »*«ill«l- )Ukbit»X»l drunkards.
ltt<
Wsseo. <»regon
was made to patw a *‘c«miaca> drunk ’’
ordinance nt a recent meeting of the
City Council. which failed, and then
the sakten men touk the m atter up
themselves. A form of agreement
was circulated and every retail and
wholesale
»lealer in the city signed it,
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with the exception of W. K. A ruler- ,
son. The »w ¿ji»al of this document
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