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The Pacific iaternatlonal Liveetoch
Kipoaltlon 1« aa educational Inaili»
lion
U» exhibit« are brought fur
th« purp->»e et t»» Ling th« patelle
•omvthla« of the work doo« toward
perfecting animal Ilf« for lb« benefit
of mankind
Hat if. wkll« l«arnln< tklr I hmoi .
on« mar bar« a good tiro«. It la no
a>a<h the better. There la one nalqu«
part of lb« Eipoaltloa which delight«
• nd rharma the public mor« th«« any
Mber. and that la the horae abow
It need le b« th» Night Hora« Show,
but «o popular did It pro*« and ao
great were the crowd« that ram« to
It that matin»«« were added in
lb« aftaraoena of the laat three day«
Last year It ’ll asserted by *latlor«
who attended the great hoe*« «bow«
of America evary year, that th« Pa-
•Ifle International was *urp«»«ed in
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*arl«ty of parformaaca aad «xcel-
laaca by ao ether bora* «how ia
America.
Horn« of the ftaeat «how hor«aa la
America were at th« IMS abow and
they gave performance« worthy ef
thalr reputation Thia yaar evan more
rlaborat« preparation«
ba*« bean
mad« tor the shew. Bom« wonderful
hue*««. both far form «ad actlau. ar«
to be here. There will ba »how* all
the gait«, aad all the feat« pe««lblo
within a hor«a «how arena.
Rapidly thia «how baa coma to th«
front and today It «n)aya aa aatoateh
Ing reputation. The bin« rtbboaa R
grant« for conformation aad perform
•new ar« eagerly «ought by the beet
driver* and owner« of thin country.
It la aasared already that the «how
thia year will anrpa«« la brllkaaco aad
thrilling quality aad elaaa all Ma pre
deceesor*.
Th« *p«ctacle af ladmitrtal exhib­
it* will ba ••• ef «urpeaalng beauty.
In a blaxo of light «very color of
the rainbow will b« blended to ««pre««
•nd emphaalx« th« quality of tha
fruit» and vegetable«, th* ware« af
•very kind, to be «shlbited, Th« beat
mual< obtainable will ba »applied
•very nftemeaa and eveslag
Tha
Vanafart ■rere* and l-aad Product»
Hhow aad Grata aad Hay Hhow under
tb« maaagrm«at et C. I) MIatan, the
Imlry Product« Show la charge of L.
II Zi«m«r aad ath«r feature« deeerve
mor« than bare mention but «pace
forbid«.
Th« Pacific Inlematlaual-Uvaatech
Rxposltloa afford« «very man. wnanaa
• nd child both «dacatlen and ««Jey-
meat
It 1« held at North Portlaad
November 1 to I laclualve.
A. diw n i f' i
The fMo Tribuni
Cou n try Correapon (Jen
Going Over the fop at the Exposition
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mg highway from Jvfferaon to Ma­
rion. Sis grade er own ng« will be
eliminated.
Brownsville Woolen mill*, »hut
down «tnce July 1, to reopen Nov.
1 with 40 hand«
Bend - Faring al north entrance
to city, to cost >47.000. to be con­
tracted for.
One hundred and twenty-two Wr»t
Coast Sawmill« for week ending Oct
IM. manufactured ltt.27t.M46 feet
of lumber; sold MS.li7.7v2 feet, and
■hipped 102. 889.647 feeL
Albany - New general hoapital lation Company 6 rat step in eetab-
approaching completion to be dadi* I »hmg Willamette river lmu for Sa­
lem. Portl-nd and Izmgvtew.
calmi in N >vemiwr.
Albany Fickle season eMi, with
Oregon potato yield now estimat­
factory
ahowtng good record for this
ed at 3.766.000 bushel»
Albany "Two block* on ra»t Sec* its first year. Factory likely to ue
ond «fleet to lie graded and gravai* enlarged for 1925.
Portland Since January 1. 1921.
131»00 home« coating 86tl.OOO.OOO
have been built in Fortland. Four
year« proceeding 1921 «bowed 3,000
house*. rooting 39.01*0.000,
Eugene Chang«« in aamnmmenta
wt.l reduce Lane county valuation
>1.000.000
ed.
Oregon'« wheat crop estimated at
15.720 bushel« w
Corvallis - Dixie bakery add« tile
loading »h<~i to il» baking plant.
Salem * leaving of water front
property to Inian.l Water Tran»p»r-
To the Voter« of Linn County
SHELBURN NEWS
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Agne«, daughter of Mra J W.
Miller, waa taken to St Mary'« I <>»
pital at Albany last Friday and ot»-r
ated on for appindieitla
She is im­
proving niely. Her mother i< with
her.
Tally Gibbon* and wife accompin-
ied hlaaiater. Mr«. Miller, when they
took Agne« to Albany Friday. They
returned home in the evening
Mr. and Mr«. Cramer of Stay ton
are caring for Mra. Miller'« other
children while «he I* away wilh Ag
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Maigaret Brown «cent last Thur«
dav with Mr». Roe Phi (>* <>f Wot
Scio.
Mrs. Edwin Jones viaited grand­
mother Trollinger l«»t Thursday.
Joe Quinn and wife called on Mra.
W. H. Mcljun Monday afternoon
Rev. Stewart and Wei be Kuiken
ware calling in the Shelburn vicinity
Sunday afternoon.
Joe Quinn and wife took dinner
with Mr» Mary E Miller Monday
W. A. Ewing and wife of Scio
«pent Sunday with her sister. Mr«.
Edwin Jone« and family.
Mr« Edwin Jone« called on her
brother, Alex McDonald of Scio. Sat­
urday to help him celebrate hi« N4th
birthday.
Mr« Rose Mnler. Mr« Weibe Kui­
ken and Mr» Claude Churchill, who
have been afflicted with the tlu, are
■II improving.
Wm. Lenta and family and Ranu«
Russell of New Grand Rogde «pent
the week end with 1 M Hu sell at»i
family.
A. J. McLain apent Thursday. Fri­
day. Saturday and Sunday with hi»
niece. Mr«. T M Russell.
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Baptist Church Note«
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Sunday school at 10 o'clock every
Sunday morning. Everybody is in*
vited to attend.
Christian Endeavor every Sunday
evening at 6:30.
Bible study and prayer meeting
every Friday night at 7;3O. Come
Mr. Fred Waehlto will preach
next Sunday.
The evening «erevlce start« at 7:3»».
Junior Endeavor at 2:30 Satur*
day afternoon.
If you aren't attending church
elsewhere try to attend these ser­
vice« and worship the lx»rd
Anyone who i« elected to an nlftre
in this county must receive a large
repub'ican vote, but county and
state office« should be considered M
bu-inem enterprise« tn be removed
from partisan politics and run
economically as any pcwalv business
Nearly all cities ¡Mwe ceased to
have republican and democratic tick­
et« in their municipal election«.
In ««king your support for the
office of County Clerk. I ask you to
l>e guided by your husineas judg­
ment.
The question of qualification« need
not enter in l>eeau«e I freely ac­
knowledge my opponent as having
l>ccn n satisfactory Lfficial during
the many years of hi« incumbeaey.
and he ha« freely and publicly pro
feswd his belief that I would do just
ns well if elected.
Everyone is advocating veumamy.
but few are showing ua just where
and bow a saving can be «aad.-. If
given the opportunity. I iJedge my-
•«If to save the public at toast |70o
l>ef year without lowering the effi­
ciency of anv office.
If elected. I will a«k the legisla­
ture to reduoe t be «alary of the office
from I2UUU to >1600 per year, whnb
sum will always insure Competent
service in the office. Il wish here
to correct a mistake in the ad pub
liihe.1 last week; the reduction once
made in the adary of the office was'
to 21800 pet vear ln«lea<i of 21500 1
I believe that business judgment
would dictate that the office of Re­
corder be merged with that of Clerk
as is done in all but six other cuun-
tie« in the state. A deputy clerk at
>1200 per year will do the same
work as a Recorder at >1500. Net
saving of fltilO per year.
If an annual saving by a clerical
officer of nearly one-half the «alary
he expect« to receive appeal« to
your idea of good buaine««. I will
greatly appreciate your support.
Respectfully yours.
Paid Adv. by
H knmy N olan
Oregon State News
Oregon lead« Pacific «tateaJ* per*
«•entage of building gain fer Sep-
temiwr. 1924, over September. 1923
Oregon gain for five principal cities
i* 24 p*r cent; nine Washington cities
gamed 7 p>-r cent, and California cil-
ira gained 4 per cent. L« Angulea
led in building totals, followed by >
San Francisco. Portland. Oakland.
Long Beach and Seattle.
Jeffervon - Stale and railroad com­
pany unite to «pend >26 000 impraw- j
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