THURSDAY, JULY 26. 182»
Kugene will e n te rta in th e Oregon
Lloyd Tipton. It . of North Bond,
S ta te D ental asso ciatio n in annual con dlsd from tb s effect of a fractured
vention next year.
skull, suffered while working In f o o t
Lee Eyerly, who conducts an av ia county rock quarry. A ruck from a
tion school a t Salem , was em ployed as blast fired S50 feet aw ay struck him
su p erin ten d e n t of th e Salem m unicipal on tha tem ple, crushing his skull.
Principal Events of the Week airp o rt. Mr. E y erly will be allow ed Elm trees widely known throughout
to keep tw o of his planes at th e port, Oregon for shade, a re now being a t i J
J
B row ning, an o cto g en a rian
Assembled for Information
and conduct his school of aviation tacked by the elm leaf beetle and will
resid en t of S pringfield, brought th re e
of Our Readers.
su b ject to federal regulations.
ba seriously deuuded of foliage unless old n ew sp ap ers Into th e S priugfield
C h erry sh ip m en ts a t Hood Kiver the trees are sprayed with a rsen ate of
News office T uesday m orning T hey
Th* h*y crup Io Yamhill county la had reached n in e cars. The h arv est of teed, says the entom ology d ep artm en t
good, but th e pru n e crop about halt. L am b erts and black rep u b lican s has of th e Oregon S tate college a t Cor are yellow ed w ith age and ta tte re d
beeu la te r th au usual, but picking is vallis.
j along Ihe edges, and th e stock on
With good quality.
B etter fire protection for St. H elens w hich they ure p rin ted has grow n
T he annual convention of th e Ore now well u n d er way. The Apple Grow
gon S ta te P h arm aceu tical association e rs asso ciatio n , only carlo t huudlers Is assu red because of th e favorable b rittle and Is beginning to cru m b le
of ch erries, ex p ects the tonuage of expression of th e v o ters at th e spe
w as held in Seaside recently.
with age. T hey w ere kept for m any,
ch e rrie s to reach 20 to 25 curs.
cial election Ju n e *8. when a bond is
A fire in th e dow ntow n d istric t of
m any y ears by Mrs. S adie R agland,
Jam es T. N osier, 75, one of th e old sue of *30.000 was approved for the
F o re s t G rove did *10,000 dam age to
Mr B row ning's siste r, w ith whom he
e st resid en ts of Coquille, died a t p u rchase of two fire trucks, additional
th e Daffodil te a room and for a tim e
m akes h o ttie
M arshfield a fte r a p araly tic stro k e. hose and a *10.000 building fur the
Biensced th e e n tire business block.
T h ese th re e old patters, d e sp .te
Mr. and Mrs. N'osler w ere th e first fire stution.
W ire dangling from th e re a r of a couple m arried in th e Coos county scat
th e ir m ouldering condition, lt< a r at
P o stm aster H ardisty received word
p assin g autom obile stru ck Edw ard m ore th an 53 y ears ago. N'osler was
in te re stin g reco rd of d ay s gone by,
H abn of Jefferso n , w rapped around a court bailiff for m ore th an 20 years, a few days ago th a t th e postoffice ot of d a y s w hen our co u n try w as con
F reew ater has been placed on the sec
b is feet and hurled him to the pave a post now held by his brother, Amos
siderably younger th a n now, of the
ond class list. T ins is due to the
m ent. He suffered a bad scalp wound. N'osler.
days w hen m ost of th e h ero es of the
steady Increase of stam p and envel
T h ree sh ifts have been put on the
Bids for co n stru ctio n of th e new ope sales, and July 1 the regulations Civil W ar w ere yet alive, am i th e
G ate creek bridge Job at Vida on the *500.000 s ta te office building to be reg ard in g an office of the second claaa fam ed New E ngland and V ictorian
schools produced th e m ajo r p a rt of
M cK enzie highw ay 30 m iles east of erected in Salem th is y ear was opeu- will go into effect.
the c u rre n t lite ra tu re . Also they a re
E ugene. T he clearin g has been com ed by the s ta te board of control re
More than 100 tim es as much raiu record* of Jo u rn alistic ach iev em en t
p leted and gradin g was sta rte d re cently. The stru c tu re will be five
fell
lu Pendleton during Ju u e as did of the d ay s before th e lin o ty p e
cently.
sto rie s high. T he excavation has been
during th e sam e period in 1928. Last
N ew port will have an airp o rt. If com pleted and actu a l building will y ear one-hundredth of an Inch of raiu- m achlt “ or the p ro cess of photo-
p lan s can be w orked out w ith airp lan e s ta r t us soun “ s th e gen eral c o u p « U fall was recorded, th is year, one and engraving were known
T he first is Ihe Issue of F ran k
ow ners and o p erato rs who a re nego is aw arded.
C - ) th irty th ree hun d red th s inches.
The
L
eslie's
Illu stra te d
W eekly N ew s
tia tin g with a com m ittee appointed by
More than h a lf of the poultry farm highest tem p eratu re of th e m onth was
paper for O ctober 8, 1881. T his issue
th e N ew port cham ber of com m erce to ers of Oregon a re m aking a su b stan tial 103 and the lowest 38 degrees.
brought to tin« public th e new s o f the
find suitable grounds.
p ro fit above cost of fam ily labor and
F or th e first tim e in local history d e a th of Ja m e s A. G arfield, the m a r
in
te
re
s
t
on
in
v
estm
en
t,
according
to
T he D eschutes riv e r has been raised
sightseeing busses have been going to ty red p r e s i d e n t
T h e p assin g of Ihe
by dam m ing L ost riv e r and tu rn in g its fig u res on a th ree-y ear cost of pro south cen tral O regon via Sandy, and
ch ief ex ecu tiv e is pl-tv.-l up in full
duction
survey
in
th
is
state,
presen
ted
w a te r into th e D eschutes so th a t w ater
leaving th e Mount Hood Loop high
d etail, anti Illu strated copiouslv with
m ay be used fo r irrig atio n of crops a t the seventh an n u al convention of way at the W apinitia cut-off. D rivers
wood cut* m ade by s ta ff a rtis ts
On
O
regon
poultrym
en,
in
session
a
t
Cor
on th e ce n tra l O regon irrig atio n pro
stopping at Sandy say they save 30 tn e front coyer Is a full page p ictu re
je c t. Irrig atio n w ater is th e low est vallis recently.
m iles on th e one-way trip, and report
of C h e ste r A rth u r ta k in g th e oath
W. W. Z urcher of E n terp rise has the W apinitia road in good shape.
In m any years.
of office as p resid en t follow ing tile
been
appointed
weed
in
sp
ecto
r
for
In ju ries su stain ed when a dynam ite
T he rought d raft of un ordinance d eath of G arfield, whlto o th e r ru t*
cap exploded in his hand proved fatal W allow a county. B ecause of the rapid which will effectively b ar all tent show P r e s lt le n t A rth u r am i S ecretary
sp
read
of
a
n
u
m
b
er
of
varieties
of
re c en tly to Ja c k Floyd E rickson, 7, in
shows, m edicine show s or carnivals of S ta te J a m e s G B laine sta n d in g
K lam ath F alls. T he boy had picked w eeds th e en tire county h as beeu de of any kind from show ing w ithin the w ith b ared h eads before th e bier,
clared
a
weed
control
d
istrict.
The
np th e cap and w as a ttem p tin g to ex
city lim its of Tillam ook was read and P resltlen t A rthur a rriv in g a t the
tric a te pow der from it when th e ex duly of th e in sp ecto r will be to see revised with th e approval of every G arfield hom e, anti Mrs. G arfield be
th
a
t
p
ro
p
erty
ow
ners
do
not
le
t
C
ana
plosion occurred.
m em ber of the city council recently. fore th e hotly of her dead husband.
dian th istles and o th e r weed p ests go
C ircuses are not barred by the ordi
B ears are tearin g down tra il m ark to seed.
L eslie's W eekly m u st have been
nance.
e rs in the S antiam national forest, ac
one of th e fo re-ru n n ers of th e m odern
F ra n k N orton, 10, a ju n io r g ard en er
cording to inform ation receiv ed a t
Two hundred and tw enty-five Al m etro p o litan tabloid*, w hen It cam e
a t R oseburg, p lan ted po tato es betw een
Bend from C. C. H all, S antiam fo rest
bany
adults and young people have to giving un ev en t a sen satlo n u l
his corn row s. R ecently th e boy pull
■upervisor. The b ears rip the tra il
reg istered in the Linn county Red handling, fo r fu rth e r ra th e r gTue-
ed up a corn stalk to w hich was firm
•ig n s from tre e s to satisfy a n atu ral
C ross ch ap te r sw im m ing school under som e p ic tu re s show p h y sician s ntak
ly
attach eu a m edium -sized potato.
curiosity, H all believes.
the direction of G eorge H ughling of Ing a post m ortem ex am in atio n of tho
The tu b er had com pletely sep arated
A p arty headed by C. C. H all. San itse lf from th e p a re n t vine and had the U niversity of C alifornia. E xpert dead p re sid e n t, and the u n d e rta k e rs
tiam national fo re st supervisor, ex attach ed itself to th e corn root, w here sw im m ers as well as beginners have s ta rtin g to em balm th e body. T hen |
plored a lava cave high In th e w est it ap p aren tly was grow ing as well as enrolled and a re seeking life saving th e re is the tw o-page serio u s curtoon
show ing E urope consoling th e weep
certificates.
ern C ascades, above th e F ish lake it would have in its own hllL
Ing C olum bia, w h.ie H istory sounds
ra n g e r statio n and found a tu n n el
Jacina,
12.
and
B
etty
H
ansen.
20
K itten s w ith forepaw s resem bling
h e r tru m p e t over th e bier.
beaded with globules of Ice th a t re
hum an hands a re th e la te st addition m onths, were killed at N orth Bend
T h ese w ood-cuts in th em selv es are
flected light like diam onds.
when
th
e
autom
obile
In
which
they
to th e world of freak s. Mrs. Roy
T he A lderhalden lum ber mill, locat C ederstrom of Coos Bay told of the w ere riding locked wheela with a so m eth in g of an ach iev em en t In la
ed about eight m iles so u th w est of b irth of four k itte n s, each w ith th eir »edan belonging to Jack Wilson of bor and patience, as each w as curved
S heridan in the Goose Neck d istrict, forepaw s flatten ed . Some, she said, M arshfield. In the H ansen car were by hand, upon a block of wood. To
n e a r Buell, w as burned to th e ground have as many as fo u r ••fingers," and J. L. H ansen. .Marshfield contractor, show g re a t d etail, as Is done In th ese
his wife, six children and a man W il cases, th e work req u ired m ust have j
recently. A valuable stock of m ark et each h as a so rt of thum b. O th er than
been trem en d o u s.
son
was alone
able lum ber in th e lum ber y ard ad w alking with flat four feet in a pe
T he second
p a p er w hich
w as '
jo in in g was also destroyed.
A group of C alifornia capitalists,
cu liar m an n er th e k itte n s a re norm al.
brought
in
to
the
office
by
Mr. ,
E stim a te s placed the w heat crop of Mrs. C ed erstro m said.
headed by H erbert F leishhacker, Fred
B row ning, w as an issue of the Kf
V nion county at about th a t of two
Burnham and F rank Noyes, all of San
As a resu lt of w orm s developing in
y ears ago when th e yield was 1,500,- th e black ch e rrie s produced in the
Francisco, purchased from th<- Gold laiuis R epublic f< •' M onday m orning.
000 bushels, th e larg est in local his W .ilam ette valley buyers recently can Ray Realty company 22 t ai r . of M arch 4. 18S9. th e day of th e in-
tory. A pproxim ately 200,000 bushels celed a num ber of c o n tracts with the
land on th e Rogue river, n ear the Gob. a'lg u ra tlo n of B enjam in H arriso n as
T he
Of the new crop h as already been con grow ers. The situ atio n is such th at
Ray dam which they plan to develop P resid en t of the U nited S la te s
tra c te d , w ith prices ranging from 95 buyers h e sitated to send ch erries to Into a cattle ranch for tlie breeding |ssu< c ; T ie s tt p ictu re of each of th e
p re sid e n ts from W ashington to H e r -
cen ts to *1.10.
e a ste rn m ark ets. T he cars of ch erries and raising of fancy stock.
t'r.on. to g e th e r w ith a sh o rt bio-
The Medford city council, c o o p e ra t w ere loaded in Salem recently. Spray
Jam es W eaver, farm er n ear E n ter
grap h ical sk e tc h of each . An inner
ing with th e Jack so n county court. is being used lib erally in m any of th e
prise, has ju st closed a cam pa; a
sactio n c a rr ie s th e p ic tu re s of each
In the cam paign fo r earw ig ex term in a la rg e r orch ard s, and ev ery th in g pos ag ain st th e sq u irrels on his w heat
of th e ladles who served as m istre sse s
tion before the p est obtain s a good sible is being done to com bat th e pest. ranch and rep o rts th a t he has trapped
of
the W h ite H ouse d u rin g th at
foothold in the city, has Issued o rd ers
A nother successful squirrel-poison over 1400 of the d estru ctiv e rodents.
to E. A. O atm an, county fru it in ing season has been com pleted in Ore- Mr. W eaver has m ore faith in tra p period. A n u m b er of scen es of gov
ern m e n t building* In th e city of j
j e c t o r , to go ahead with the poison gon. according to Ira N. G abrlelson, ping than in e ith er poison or gas and
W ashington a r e also piotured.
advocates th a t m ore farm ers take up
a cam paign.
ro d en t control lead er for th e depart-
T he th ird p ap er Is th e D ecem ber i
Indications th a t th e Oregon E lectric m ent of ag ricu ltu re. D uring the cam- j th is m ethod of ex term ination.
14. 1889 Issue of a New York period- i
will s ta rt building its extension from paign, 105,373 pounds of poison w ere
Jap an ese iris, which is a portion ot leal known a* "O nce A W eek." T he
Lebanon into th e tim b er belt of east- d istrib u ted in 29 counties. Poisoning
the varied collection of w ater flow prin cip al a rtic le in th is peper con I
ern Linn county th is sum m er and fall of g o vernm ent lan d s for sq u irrels was ers grow ing in the Fred B auer farm
c e rn s th e d e a th of Jeffe rso n D avis, |
have come to light In the com pany's carried on in the Ochoco, M alheur and
n ear Dayton, is at its h eight of bloom
. p re sid e n t of th e short-lived C onfed
re q u ests to property ow ners who have F rem o n t n atio n al fo rests, and K lam ing period. W hite and lavendar are
e ra te S ta te s of A m erica On the
•old th e ir prem ises to It to vacate a th Indian rese rv a tio n and various
th e predom inating shades of the gor
fro n t cover Is a p ictu re o t th e body of
early in A ugust.
geous display. N inety dozen w ater
units of public dom ain.
Davis ly in g In s ta te a t New O rleans,
At a m eeting of the airp o rt com m is
F ir piling, cut from a tra c t belong lily blossom s are m arketed every w hile th ro u g h o u t the re s t of the
o th er day to P ortland consum ers.
sioner*, dedication of the new Med ing to th e O regon L u m b er com pany
p ap er a re Illu stra tio n s show ing o th e r
ford airp o rt w as s e t for W ednesday, on th e m iddle fork of Hood river, will
Because notices were not published lead e rs of th e C onfederacy and h is
O ctober 2. The com m ittees in charge soon bo routed to New York city.
p rio r to th e election, th e special city to ric scen es in w hich Jeffe rso n Davis
will im m ediately s ta r t work to m ake w here H enry F ord is reclaim ing low election held in K lam ath Falls Novem
w as a p ro m in e n t actor.
th is the biggest celebration ever held land riv e r fron t p ro p erty as a site for
ber 4, a t which a *50,000 bond Issue
Of In te re s t is a carto o n carried on
in M edford and one of the o u tstan d a new factory. P au l and Lynn Wln- to finance the purchase and develop
tw o pages of th is pub licatio n .
It I
ing ev en ts on the coast.
m ent of a m unicipal airp o rt was voted,
ans, v eteran tim b erm en of Dee. have
p o rtra y s a sk eleto n labeled "E lectrl- |
has been declared illegal by A W city,” a g ia n t labeled “ M onopoly," j
been aw arded th e c o n tract for cutting
T H E MARKETS
Schaupp. city attorney. A nother elec
th
e
piling,
which
will
he
120
feet
long.
P ortland
and a th ird Individual who Is a p p a r
tion will be held in the n ear future
en tly “F ire .” It Is cap tio n ed "T h e !
W h eat—Big Bend hluestem , *1.38; It will req u ire 120 trip le cars to carry
Pages of pioneer h istory were tu rn S afety of a Illg City ( ? ) ” "E le c tric ity , •
•o ft w hite, w estern white, *1.34. hard the piling to the e a st coast.
ed back SO years recently, as hun G as and F ire Hold High C arn iv al— j
A landslide of considerable size has
w inter, n o rth ern spring, w estern red,
dreds of w estern Indians, attired In D eath by E le c tric ity , D eath by Gns, j
*1.30.
developed a t th e N arrow s, the o th er
th eir trib al dress, staged th e most col
side
of
Sw
eet
H
om
e
on
the
S
antiam
H ay—A lfalfa, *19.50020 p er ton,
D eath by F ire. No L ife, No P ro p e rty j
orful parade ever w itnessed in K lam S a fe !"
valley tim othy, *22; eastern Oregon highw ay, and th e S late C onstruction
A p p aren tly th e c itiz e n s of
ath Falls, m arking tha opening of the th o se d ay s looked w ith d isfa v o r upon (
tim othy, *14 0 25; clover, new *15; com pany is p u ttin g equipm ent on the
second annual Indian congress. M arch
job to rem ove it from th e highw ay and
cats, *15; o ats and vetch, *15,
Inn o v atio n s as gas and e lec tricity .
ing in single file or mounted on sk it
In te re stin g , too, a re th e ad v ertise - 11
railroad grade. A big segm ent of th e
U u tterfat—42 0 47c.
tish cayuses, th e red men m arched
hillside, carry in g big trees, rocks and
E ggs—R anch, 3 0035 c.
m en ts a p p e a rin g in th e s e th re e old
through th e stre e ts shouting th eir war papers, esp ecially th o se p o rtra y in g j
earth , is on th e verge of coming down.
C attle— S teers, good, *11.50012.50.
cries.
Each
delegation
was
led
by
a
The last few days quite a crew of men
j th e fash io n s of th e day.
T h e re a re j
H ogs—Good to choice, * 1 2 0 12.75.
v enerable chieftain, w rinkled with age, ' a few m a n u fa c tu re r* a d v e rtisin g som e j
w as w orking th ere, and about 15 heavy
L am bs—Good to choice, *11013.
riding a h^rse.
b lasts were se t off along th e bank.
of th e w ell-established p ro d u cts of j
S eattle
Buyera offered grow ers *30 a ton today, b u t th e m ost of them seem to
W h eat—Soft w hite, *1.37; w estern
D ates o t th e L inn county fa ir have
for green prunes averaging 16 to the 1 have sunk in to oblivion. Among the
w hite, *1.37; hard w inter, ,1.34; w est been changed from S eptem ber 11-13,
ern red, ,1.34; n o rth ern spring. ,1.34; Inclusive, to S ep tem b er 18 20, Inclu pound. T hia was th e peak price of a d v e rtise m e n ts a re found such old
fered at Salem th is aeason. Growera
hluestem , *1.40.
sive. In stead of th e pet anim al and
fav o rite re m ed ies as C alifo rn ia S yrup
said the price probably would soar ! of Figs, S c o tts E m ulsion of Cod L iver
E ggs—R anch, 24033c.
poultry exhibits th ia y e a r an egg ihow
several polnta by the end o t the
B u tte rfa t—47049c,
will be held, according to M anager
( OB, and C u tlc u ra Soap.
An adver.
season.
C attle— Choice steers, *10.50 011.6*. Arnold.
tlse m e n t In serted In O nce A W eek by
T he form al dedication of the new
H ogs—P rim e light, *13013.16.
T he queen of th e O regon S tate fair
th e U nion P acific com pany tellin g of
P ioneer M ethodlat C hurch South took ! Its new fa s t tra in se rv ice w est show s
L am b*—Choice, *11012.50.
to be held late in S ep tem b er will be
place in Coquill* recently, with Bishop
S pokane
selected by popular vote, according to
8am uel R. H ay of H ouston, Tex., I a m ap of th e w estern p a rt of th e
C attle—S te e rs, good, *11011.50.
annou n cem en t by mem ber* of th e
preaching th e serm on and conducting U nited S ta te s. On It In O regon E u
H ogs — Good and choice, *12 2 5 0 S ta te F a ir board. T he conteat will
gene and S p rin g field a re n o t show n,
I t . 75.
open A ugust 5 and continue until S ep th* service before a g ath erin g th at alth o u g h th e n eig h b o rin g tow ns of
packed
th
e
edifice.
L atah * —Choice, *11011.1*.
tem b er 1*.
C oburg and L ebanon a re given, to
g e th e r w ith P o rtlan d , S alem , Rose-
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
H e a lth
News of Death of Garfield,
Davis Told in Old Papers
I
C lin ic
H eld
T w e n ty o n e local ch ild ren w ere ex
am lned at the ellnlo w hich was h e ll
Monday aftern o o n at tin- C ham ber of
C om m erce room s.
Dr. C arl I’h e tte
place. Dr It P M ortensen, snd Miss
W lllluiiis. I.ane county h ealth n urse,
w ere In c h a rg e of the exam in atio n
T h e clinic was sponsored by th«
S pringfield
p are n t-te a c h e rs nsaocla
lion and th e local public h ealth u<
aoclatton
burg and F ort K lam ath But In bigger
type th an an y of th ese, sp read in g
nearly half way ac ro ss the alat«, la
the tow n of H untington, B aker county
T he pupera ure now at th e News
office
T hey will probably be pre
sen ted to ih e school of Jo u rn a lism of
Fire Department Called Tile lot il
the U niversity of O regon, w here
nu m ero u s old p ap ers of the co u n try | fire departm ent was called Tuesday
■light to the corner of Ninth and K
a re p reserv ed .
* afre e ts, w here som e boys had built
a larg e b onfire
J chm S i i i R h o ii , fire
MRS. EMERY HOSTESS TO , chief, allow ed ih e y o u n g d e rs Io con
ANEAS CLUB TUESDAY tin u e w ith th e ir sport a fte r seelu z
— 1
j th a t the blaze would not spreud in to
Ihe local Aliens club was enl««r- the dry grass.
I
Inined Tuesday
home of
Mrs.
ufterm ain
N
W
at
Ihe !
Emery on t ' l
street.
The house was decorat««!
with baskets of garden flower* for
the occasion.
Members ami guests of the club
who wore present ut the m eeting
were Mrs C E Hwurta. Mrs. M K
McKIln, M i n . E 11 draw ing ot Eu
gem-. Mrs S •' Wright, Miss Edna
Hwarts, Mrs A. Middleton o f M a lls
field. Ohio. Miss Florence Coffin of
Portland. Mrs <’. E W healon. Mrs
A J Morgan. Mrs John Hcinlerer.
Mrs Harry W hitney, und Mrs W II
Pollard
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On Tour of California
Mr and Mrs
..Marion Adams anil sm all son nr«
spending tills week and next on *
! tour of t'allfornlu on their vacation
| They are visiting for a tim e al Han
Bernardino with Mi and Mrs. Co».
former proprietors of a store here
Homer Wright Is running Gray's
Eeetl store during the aliselo e o f Mr
Adams.
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FIRST SHOWING IN LANE CO.
THURSDAY— FRIDAY
— SATURDAY
Cecil B. DeMille’s
M A S T E R P IE C E
A m onum ent to th e genius o f a
B luster p ic tu re p roducer a massive
product ion w it h a p u ls a tin g s to ry
th a t distin g u ish e s it above a ll o th e rs
of its class y o u 'll (a lk about it fo r
m onth«.
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In
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THEATRE
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The Pioneers’
“God’s Acre”
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nier sun, and bathed by the
gentle rain s of w inter, they
stan d today— the graveyards of
o u r revered fo re fath e rs T he Pio
neers. On lonely hillsides we find
th em — m ute and m em orable tri
butes to the sadness ai’ d the
sacrifice of those to whom we owe
ou r priceless h eritag e— Oregon.
T here are o th er g rav e s—u n
m arked hut not fo rg o tten — along
the historic miles of the Oregon
Trail w here th e sun set upon
noble lives.
Tim es e h - n g e - custom s ch an g e;
the new ever supplants the old. In
place of th e ox team , th e a u to m o
bile. In place of the pony express,
the aeroplane. In place of the old-
fashioned cem etery, th e m odem
m em orial park -b eau tifu l —digni
fied— secure— a fitting final re s t
ing place for those who have
left us.
R est-H aven
MEMORIAL PARK
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