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prap Courier, Efturcfoap, - ftcpt 14. 1910, 2 i.ocai. i limns THIS COUNTY FAIR. This i ua'"K to be u County J'air iu fact, ns well us In iiume, 'At every point in the work we fhonld remember that the Associ ation in for the ait ire county. It in your Fair, Whether ronnjy people, antt it will become (ill you ure willing to make it. Kvtry bun. Jtiefis mail and professional iiinn in file county ho, without Kecking, cheerfully mul earnestly volunteer jrilto do every thing he could for fhe l'uir. The Hpiiit of cooperation uii nil sides U ngreeubly nui prising, and Crown J'rotir means (Jood Brcml Try .a wick. - Iluxter & Ophoru, NO'l Colt I'UIJUC'AIloN Itoluted Tract., Public Land Side ) jiartmcnt of ("be Interior, Jty-paitiitont of the Interior, U, S. Luiid Ofliie, The I)alle, Oi. July 25,11)1(1 Notice )h hereby given that, ad di rected by the eoiuinirtsioiur of the (ieiural I. find office, undci piovisionh of Hec. IM.Vi, R.S., iiir.u,iiit to Hit- j npjilicntiiiti of Willie Ann Cfwsncr.Kc tint No. 0i!l71, W(? will nfler'ntullir d.ilp, to t lie highest bidder, but at not kss I linn 2.0') per acre, lit JO .'JO o'clock A. M. on I In- INtli day of Oct. licit, lit thin office, the following tract oNtind: KWJSWJ. 'K.rtim 11, Township N, Hutitli Khiikc 2, East Willamette Meridjati,( id AcrtM. The unit; will not le kept open, but will lie deviated closed when tlio-e prcxent at the hour i);u;h-( lia ve eased gr.i.ij-.n m' '-. i-i...i'i-- ;e?u::. the county Kent people are pulling j bidding. The petrton making the together ft) a way that is nu inspi ration. If you will give it loyal support it will be a winner. If you do not, yaur Fair will be gone. . Wc are desirous of improving flic Fair in many ways. If yo pan offer some tuiggLNtioii.that wil' be of d irect benefit we will very highly -appreciate the rpuiKsy. Justtjror a card. . iJPJIff gTW ART Secy Return Enaiirnei)t for Tent Show, The Interior Mountain Wagon Shows with u cqnjpaijy of 30 peo ple,' with tyind and Orchestra, will play a return eiijjagenicnt ip Spray Monday !cptetnbtr iif, in Winlock Tuesday Sept. 19, presenting the pig Western May, "Ti)e Gjrl of Kagle Rock." Also si? bjg Vaude ville acts. This i? the same Co. tht presented "At Aaicricau Hp bo" here last year. This year the Company curfies all new jgecnery, new costume, and their own stage electrica) lighting effects, Free show on show grounds af 7. $0 p, ni., band concert on the 'street at 7.00 p. mj. Doors open a? 7.15. highest hid will be required to inline dialely pay loathe Receiver the a iiicunt tliu'eof. Any person claiming' Adveritcly the above-described , land are advised to file their claims, or objections, on or before the time designated formate, L. A, 150111), Receiver. 0 7K12 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION JSOLATIUJ TBACT, l'liblic Land Hale Department of the Interior. U.S. Land Office.The JLnIleS, Oregon. v ' Aitjf. Titlt l'Jltt. Notice i;l hereby given that, ns di rected by the pinunisHiniKT of the Genet nl Land Office, under provision of Sec. 21.1.1, R. pin-Miant to the application of Willie Ann CarsnerKe rial No. 01.18,11, we will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, but at not less J th an if 100 per acre, at 9.15 o'clock A. M., on the lDth day of Oct. next, at this office the fo'lowing tract of land: tfKjSKl, Section 21,! T. S, S. R 2.", Last, W. M, (10 Acres) ; Tlje s;ile will not be kept open, Out j wjll be declared closed when those piesetit at the hour named have ceased j bidding. The person waking the ' highest ,bid will be requited to iiuine 308 X YES IS A VOTE FOR YOUR CHILDREN SQUABS DEAL FOR EASTERN CRECON If you aro In favor of a arii-aro deal for the country Kant of the Viwutlea you will vot? f"r and work for Till-; PftOI'OKKl) KAfiTKHN OUKOON RTATK NOICMAU tiCHOOL. AT I'LNDLKTON, OIIKGON. Orrnoi) hint hut one Normal Kchool. T his neliool is located at Monmouth ami Is not able to supply moid than TICN I'KIl :ENT of tho tcachftrs tc (julr'jd In tlio pulllc ncliyols of Oregon. Of the more than six (honnantl twhers In our public i:hoclfi. IjIJT 13 ITi.lt CINT aro rad;iat''a of Nor mal WtioolH. It la u matter of Mmpl Justice to tho (oniitry Kast of the f 'Hscudea to cstalillMli a Normal t'cliool I'.itut ut the riiountaluH to furnish thoroughly trained teachers for the sclioolu of Kastern Orcsou. TRAINED INSTRUCTORS WANTED Evfiry rcaidont cf Kactern Orogon has a vital In terest In th u )iiKK8i! or litis, measure for Kastern (rKo:i pays HUill MALAItllCM to Iter teachnra and Is fiilltlcd to the servlcen cf TKAINKL) INSTKUCTOItS. ONLY COSTS 4 CENTS PER $1,000 how MarU at Ms. Admission, (diateiypay tot!eivectver ti.e aiuoun Adults 50 cents Ciildrcm;iier 12. jlbc?tor . . 3TS cents ' ' Any persons clnuuing adversely the ' ! above desciibed laud ire advised to 'The Spray Public School o-'fiieth eir claims, or objections, on r pencd with an enrollment pf fif-; before the time designated for sale. Iv name's. Tho neimurv crades ! I- A. liooth Kcciver The ntinnal cost of rnalntenanre of th proposed State Normal I100I amounts to BL'T ONK 25TH OK A MILL OK 4 CUNTS ON' A THOUSAND DOL l.AHM of taxol! proptrty. Isn't It worth this to you to have your children trained to become U8E I'l L ANU l'KOOUCTIVK citizens? STRONG ENDORSEMENT J. A. OimoHlli, tho State Superintendent of Public Itis.iOiUlon. voices the ai .itlment the educators of ' lie stuto when nu says: "Oregon's greatetit need tot Its rural schools Is the teacher who bus bud full preparation to do her work. Huch preparation fan best come through Normal School training. "I trust that tb voters of the state n-iil assist In raising the standard of our schools by establishing 11 Stats Normal Kchool at 1'undleton. Tho location is central, the Interest of the people of Pendleton in education most excellent, and the large number of pupils in the public w hools will filve ample oppor tunity to all Htudeuts to pet the amount of teaching practice required In a standard normal school." The educators of the State Insist that Standard Normal Schools be located in towns of C00O popula tion or more and havinc ENOUGH C ft A 012 PUI'JLS VOH TEACHER PRACTICK.'. BE LOYAL AND VOTE RIGHT Show your loyalty to tho beat Interests of Eastern OreKon and of the whole Htate by working for this measiiro and by votinf? VF.3 KOR NO. 308. By vot liK YKS for No. .108 you will help to GIVE TO THE SCHOOL CHILDitKN OK OREGON THE SAME ADVANTAGES ENJOYED BY THE SCHOOL CHILDREN OK Ol'U NEIGHBORING STATES. Eastern Oregon State Normal School Committee By J. H. Gwlnn, Secy., Pendleton, Ore. (I'tli advertisement) FALL FURNISHINGS Bed Steads, Springs, Mattresses, Blankets, Quilts, Sheeting, Pillow Tubing. QBjnro Mens High Top, .Working & Dress. O12UL.O Womens in the Latest Lasts, also the Famous Village School Shoo for Children, GROWN FLOUR IZ? il wi" PDnPCDJITQ Staple and Fancy. Specials UIlUULrciCu in Diamond W. Quality, Dry Gopds, Hardware, Ammunition, Crockery Candies, Stationery, Harness and Saddles, BAXTER & OSBORN; WHY OT become acquainted with service is just what you !. . -business, a bank whoso require in your THE COflDOU NATIONAL BANK maintains a department especially'organizecf to look after Jhe live stock business. Try an account with us. ' ' ! Geo. B. Dukek, l'ros. F. T. Hurlhurt, Cashier A. (Jriiiner, Vice" Pres. . yi. Ilosiirsf Asst. Cashier , Uhe Commercial Jfeouae FOSSIL. R. SSr OREGON with Mi?,s va Lmville tpachcr jirei -J ;. Grudo I PupiU 0 " II ' 2 M III M 2 , " IV 0 11. Total 24, Tho hiRhcr prades with p L Murphy teacher arc; Grado V luils 5 ' VI " 8, M iv " " VII " 4 . " "VIII " 4 u. IX ' 5 Total 2G. Interest xcellent' Pupils and eachere very conjfcnial The be ginning indicate a very prosper? ous year. Teachers solicit the Rood will and assistance of all th patrons, . Dr. Tinnier Die wvll knpvv eye specialist of I'ortland, will be in Spray again Monday, Sept. 35,. at Jlotel Cross, also Tuesday Sept. 26 it Winlock. Sfhool wlil soon cwninence. Were your children backward in thehlstudiex lust yetir ? so, it ti'iyht hedte to eye trouble ot some kind. An education obtained at the ex pense eye Mlit is of slight val ue. . It is better to obtain both by feeing tint the children's lyes are light. Children cannot tell yon whether thilr eyes are right or vrong. Bring thein to Dr. Turner and let him give their eyes a .most thorough seaiVung and scientific examination 'with the latest im proved electrical instruments, and he will tell you whether their eyes ate right or wrong. Is not such information . almost beyond price Yet there is no charge W consulta tion or examination. .If tLey do not neetl glasses Dr. Turner wilt most positively ' not recommend, them. You owe this to your children. Be sure and let Dr. Turner show you the uew glasses without lines or seams to catch dust, strain the eye or come apart. One light solid piece of glass . which looks like a single pair, yet answers the pur pose of two, enabling one to rca,I or do close work an see distant objects perfectly. Don't forget the d'ate. Adv. 0 7 10 2 Abstracts examined. Corporation Law. : rtaancial Asenta. Trusts , Escrows and 1 Accounts. Estates probated. Collec- j tions. . Deeds, Mortgages. General practice in all courts. Correspondence ; Solicited. Prompt attention. Bank references. Fourteenth year. , LOANS PLACID ON PORTLAND PROPERTY ' Hosesso!in & Mosessohri - 7U.71S.716 Chamber of Commurc, Bids. 1 PORTLAND, OREGON r -r-r- T " ' Sprai 2iator 21orks S&aos 'Dwelling, $150 par month. Srrigation, $. 50 permonth, for I2 in fawect 2 hours a Way. 3?nt payabto to 2tyrs. S.jC. Cross or jfvery Shown, on a Aooret the 20th of each month. New and Modern SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COMMERCIAL TRADE Sample Room in Connection Mea.ls 35c and 50c & - Rooms from 50c up T&Uc Service Unexcelled J't'ro Protection 3!R to all SPatrons. Uniting Learning and Labor THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE In its Six Schools nl Forty -eight he- partinents is ennaK'eil in the Rreat worif , . bi unitiinj Lenminii ar,.! Ul)..r. . ' j one of the best ba'looii men thrt Frank Brooks, the balloonist who has contracted "to do all sorts aero nautic stunts at the Wheeler Coun ty Fair, ' Tuesday and Wednesday September the 19 and ?o, writes the Secretary- that he will be on hand without fail, Mr Brooks was at one tune the youugest aero naut iu .the world, hiving started in the business with John Baldwin, Forty-eishtl School Year Opens SEPTEMBER 18, 1916, Degree Courses rcciuirfhK a four-year hi(?h school preparation, aro offered in the following , ' V AGRICClrURR, 16 Departments; COMMKRCK, 4 l)eTartuicuts; KNGIN KEKINCl,' ft Departments j MINKS, 3 Departments; I-URKSTRY, 2 Bepart ments; IIOMB ECONOMICS, 4 Depart ment!. ; "! PHARMACY. Vocational Courses requMrifr an Eighth lintile preparattoit forveutrance are offered in Agriculture'. D;iirjii. Coutnicrce, Forestry, Home Makers, and Meehnuio Arts. Pharmacy with a two year high school entrance requirement, i SCHOOL, OF MCSIC Piano, String, Hand and Voice Culture. Otilotuc and .beautiful illustrated booklet free. Address Tlt.t Rkc.tstrar. 1 w-J-lS-16 to 9-7-18) the world has ever konwn. Bald win was killed at"GreeiivilIel0.hio, in 1905, while exploding bombs in the air. Brooks made his first ascension when eleven years old and has. followed the business con tinually ever since, having made nude over" 1 700 ascensions and par achute leaps. He .says, '.'the. peo ple of Fossil may rest assured that if I have good veather Twill make four balloon ascensions and para chute leaps that will surpass an thing they have evef seen in tha line., . The daylight ascension wil have a very good line of traptv. work iu the air, nnd will explodt: GOOD ROADS MAY INCREASE TAXES AXITTLE But also Increases the Value of PROPERTY 50 PER CENT ! reat Serials The year 1916 will be crowded with the very best reading In 9 Great Serials jsfm' 5$ wm MM H 1 A. CUT THIS OUT and send it (or the name cf this paper) wiih $2.00 for The COMPANION for 1916, and we will send Ff?FF AH the issues of TKE COSt r S3L,IU PANION for th rowioiai weeks of 1915. pprp THE COMPANION HOKS !XI-'E CALENDAR for 1!6.; TUCM The 52 We!;iy bsoer ef 1 nUl THE COMPANION for 1S16. won 250 Short Stories Rare Articles, Nature and Science. Exceptional Editorial Pace, Family Page. Boys' Page, QfrU' Page, ChiL dren'a Page. Ail s libexally provided for. ' . - Twice as much as asjr magazine gi-;s in a year. Fifty-two timet a jrear jok twehrcv . Send to-day to The YoutLV Com. . panica, Boston. Majsa, fof TKHEE CURRENT ISSUES FREE. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ; r ;l)epartnieut Of The Interior. j " - U. S., Land Office, The Dalles, Ore. SePt7' i91c-i'fFrrW ..Notice is hereby given that Goiner j K L LU W. Hawes, of Winlock Oregou, who ' on May 1st 191,1 made Homestead! " " j Kotry No, ?UC12 and on April 18th I ' , : i I'JU made . additional Homestead SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE IOIEYhome! cokvallw. oknooN I dynamite bombs that can be heard : tv'"ry iNO v"w wfw. i- . .. . j , for many miles. The night ascen-; $u SESEJ, See.2i,-.N4NK4,NE ' ! JniiB mmII Vint? o rlnrTlmrr ,!,Vn,. ."V1. Sec. 24. TowbshiD S. -South tr4flmi.a of fireworks up in the air at leas.t' "ngt 2 East Willamette Meridian zuuo ieci auu iiKeiy limner, r , nas inea nonce 01 inieniior to mane have several recomindatios saying ".final three year proof, to establish that my acts are much more.thrill 9iHim to the land above described,, iug than the flying machine. ,j before D,avid E. Baxter, -U. S. Com inissioiier at bpraj , Oregon, on tbe ! lUtb day of October, 191G. Clairuaut mm obtuinHl through tho cltl cntablinhod &3 'D. SWIFT ii. CO." arc txiiif yuickly i St'iiJ amwit'iortsltetfCbcHaTid dascriniion ot your mvenuon lor fhbii atMKtu and reiMMrt ou'Mtbnt ability. W pet put ents or no fax Wiito for our free book of ;(00 nolod invent iiflvi. B. SWIFT & CO. Patent Lawvar3. Estab. 1S89. It 307 Seventh St., Washington, D. C. By Buying FOSSILfflFLOUR Of Baxter & Osborn Spray, Oregon, " : FOR SALE Three Sets of Ued-sni inrs. Throi Bedsteads, One . Dresser. Heatim: ! na'!,es a wit"essps; Fred A. Hale, Stove. Kitchen Cabinet. Sivimr ! Oscar G. IJale. Henry C. llreedinp, Machine and other bouse ijd. fur-. Thomas r. smith, aii of spiay.oe- Every Sack Guaranleed. - Manufactured bx? lHsniiigs lor sale encap. way lie i goa. seen at any time at my residence i:i j H. Prank Woodcock, Register, tipray. Call and look thctn 'wcr. . ) H 10-19 J B Dvvt, ' Fossil Flouring Mill, fo5, or 1
