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Mrs. R. K. Harbison and Mrs.
Orniilrce were called to lie-ppner,
I'uesdiiy, for jury service.
P.tt Mini Alfred Medlodk rod
.Martin I'uunnlViud have been
i J ; sawing wood the past week.
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FREE RICK STEIWER
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I.L.PATTE130N
U. S. SENATOR GOVERNOR
RHELECr
W. C. Hawley, Con 'ressnnn, First District
rred My nmi Mr. auui Mr!'.
Waller Sloi;e, of Selah, were vis
iting relatives hero. Thursday
and Friday.
Sheriff McDuffy was seen in
the vicinity of Murium, Tuesday.
Mitu l'i,K. ),,.ll, ,.f I
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,S i w as enliinyr on M isrt D!o:o;m do
' ' ! wvll Tuesi'in r.il WeiJnduv.
-! 'i .1 lj ! Mrs- l'Va;ilJi:i 'V ' ' tor Tort
eomiiu" year tit MiUai.Uv.
News hs tMr rcfived of the
l);th of Mi. uiouoy at hi lionic
at Wallowa after un extended ill
ness. The Near Unst Relief Mission
ary war calling in Murean, Tues
'ay.
N. J. SinnDtt, Co:vir:ss:nan, Second District
M. E. Crumpacker, Congrcssnun.Tiiird Dist. '
Judga Tiiomi; A. M.'Brids
Judre Henry L. B:;.n j. J-ik oi the
' Supreme Court
Jud2 G2org2 M. B:own
C. H. Gram, Labor Co.niiiissioner
TnomiS K. C impb -!, Public S.'avlcu CominSs'r
Elect .
SaperlntcnJv'nt of
Public Instruction
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Charles A. Hov
Tiie above candidates were chosen Republican stand
ard bearers in the May Primaries. Ours is a govern
ment of political parties. In O.egon the direct primary
is a foundation stone of popular government. The Rs
publican party of Oregon is proud of the men nominal.
ed on its state ticket, if YOU BELIVE IN GOOD
GOVERNNENT. IF YOU BELIEVE IN TH DI
JRECT PRIMARY-
VOTE THE REPUELICAN TICKET
EU.CTION NOVtMlii-R 2
4 ( fail All', i-rt H-eii.riit )
Republican State Cential Comm ttee
J Phil Mascl.an, Chaiiman.
Floyd Cook, SecreSa v.
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f. e. McMillan
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Creation of a new division In th 1
Post Ct.'ice departinent to handle ccn- !
ral ergineering problemi of the postal ;
crvic hai been announced by F o.t-
matter General New. The .ew divieion
It known ai pott-office quarters and
nir,:ering, and Frank E. McMillan
la Its chief.
Vorld'$ Pipe SmoUen
In the Fur Kiist pipe (Wormian enn
tltuto nn hdiifircd lirnncli of urt nrid
the inOKt cinliiftit of (lcsl;;!i(.ni, of turv
erK, of etchers, of lucqiicn rs, rnamel
ers and metiil workers tuny contrllmte
their quota to the eriihclllnlnnent not
lone of pipes, hut hIko of tlie tinder
hones, tolmcco boxes nnd pipe cases
that are nsxoclnted with them. The
predilection of these rnces for delicate
shiipe ami size hus hnd Its Influence on
the pipe-forms of other mitloris with
whom they hiive heen brought Into
con t net, us, for exiimple, on thoso of
the Eskimos nnd i!ed Indluns. Id
northern Slherlii, where the Tungus
ruce have inude a home, the native
pipe shows nmrked Chinese ehnriicter
lslics, IneludliiK the small bore, which
contributes to the slow consumption
at the source weed.
Avoid FonlL'. Vovlt
All llllticccssiiry vo . -.,v f .lly. he
cause they suppose a t '' ! i;ee of tle
future which hits not ..i... .veu u.s.
Johnson.
Add One Thing More
to Wonder of Radio
It. SI. sends us the story of a young
hrMe who asked her huibnnd to copy
"IT n radio recipe she wanted, says
the Itnston Transcript. He did his
be t but gut two stations at once, ( ne
of which as broadcasting the niorn
iiu' eierrises and the other the recipe.
This hut be took down:
'Hands on hip. plHce one cup of
fr ta the boulder, raise knees
1 ! depreva fnes and mlg thoroughly
I r-X hi!f cipfol of milk. Repent sli
t'Tvu l3 a Jb hly one half tea
ffteiifl f FV.'jta anwiler, lower the
lean o4 urtt wi Nrd l,led wt In
a fciffH. Ertitt. kxt.a naturally
and sift late c fcswl.
".'.tic: tlon! L e flat on the floor
nnd roll the wh)!e of nn e-g backward
and forc-ard tl'ltli It rone to boll.
In ten minute remove from the fire
and nil, Mr.arVy with a rough towel,
tin nihe naturally, dress In warm
Ih.nucU and aeyt? with fish aoup."
Accidtntt of Nature
Ore;it voices are rare and undoubt
edly owe their wonderful purity of
f ne to an accidental combination of
tl; .e .!:.vslr.i clmrncterlstlca which
'"'-I to the production of song. The
human muMcitl Instrument, though
hui!t of living tVsnes. resembles In
ttrueture the reeil organ pipe fitted
with n vox htitniiiia stop. In both
ciisct i. note depends on the vlhra
th in of n enl'imn of air produced In
He orcn i by it reed and In the voice
by the vocal cordi. The human nlr
i ! mi' her w.rrevt.ri(iR to the organ
i! ic Is unpo-i d of the larynx and the
biotiriiiui r.VHf i.tri b'-tienth It. The
t!:n.;it. ii'dtiili and nnH cavities form
!he iM,n.itors which, by alternation
'i slini.e and sl.e, nre able to pick
ft and cmphiisize component pnrts of
'he (til (lillllentnl tones produced In
li" lui'jnx. Tlie iii" form the hid-'o-.vj
which produec the np'vanl blast
if nlr. nnd upon their quality depend
Hie loudness of the voice.
"What ho .1. hus lic'n . j on mil-1 It
(our ci ircrV" v. e "j hi m 'in .
of ..nei-." replied tl lcl.,,1,
l-filice. Kali Mis I 'II S!ar.
Lota From Ratt Enornwvs
The ii.stoiiiiiCli'! uiiioiitit of $,"i)'l I; i..
I'D of iiieinl Is consiinieil eucli yinr by
rust, It Is esiicintcd. 1'iilttt and other
liieins merely rem id It. The only
hope of stopping It Is tlie de.'elop
ment of rust-proof metals.
Com'.cl Colony Lie
Aboe oi the Damned
Motl , r Mary's Island, the lamest of
three small Islands about LHK) miles oft
the coast of Mexico, appears to the
voyager like an Ideal spot, a tropic
paradise blessed by nature with un
bounded fruit fulness, where life
hould be easy, untroubled and liixurl.
on Hut Instead It Is the IVvll a
island of Mexico, s penal colony, nnd
all of Its L'.nts) Inhabitants except the
-oMvtior and bis SO guard and o.
diers. are convicted criminals, iles
lierate men. lost souls, cliiifing against
aptlvlty from which there Is no es
cape. Most of the men have criminal rec
iTds which. In other lands, would
have sent them to the gallows or elec
tric chair, and these are without hoe
of release save that of death, for none
has managed to get away, though
many have tried, says the Lo Angeles
rimes.
A life sentence on the Island ta
dreaded even more than the death sen
icnce This is because escape Is tin
;ossihle. f,,r man-eating sharks I
.hound In the surrounding water
mil make the work of the guards com
mnitlvely easy. Those who have at- ,
lempied lo get away by swimming to
freedom have served only to whet the
d'lietite of the lurking monster.
Mr. Mvli's (iilmnn hus puichim
ed the Kssie I" i;'.t, i Iuhihs ard
linx movi a his family into it.
Mm, Soxan Ghe. Uiikh, it other
ol Mi', Kmiiia t'ox. visihd her
danehler for a few da8. On Sat
urday, Mr. and Jtrs. Cox, accom
patiied by Mrs. GlierkitiB, wt nt
to ArliiiKton where they attend
ed thfl wi'diiinir of their n.'ice,
Miss Montinu..
There were a connle of ladies
in town BoliciUna for the N ar
Knst Seast. Kelief. From these
ladies we learn that the people
of Lexington were most erer
oils and that the subject would
te liroiiKlit before thelOilKeitt
it.sr.ext ntei tinn and also be pre
to more of the ueople at both of
the churches churches dnrine.
theirsSmiday services.
We are sorry to report that
there is a lot of sickness in our
in ons town at present. Trying
colds seem to bo the jteneral ail
mer.t. Atnomr those who are on
the sick list are D.mu Iiaruett,
Cas'e Finiuti and Mis. Galley
Johnson.
The prospective ifraduateg ate
w a'inirn"; pleased look, warratit
d by tht closs linrus which re
ently catne. The Students are
exceptionelly wii! pleased with
their rinjjs.
heare will be a mass nn el
ing L athers' lla!l Fi niay, Ovt
oher 13 for the purpose of noiui
latit wr oflicers for our town of
Lexington,
Mts. Sadie Lewis who has been
sick for some time is itnprovii tt
nl we are jjlad to M-e her about
HVIl hlNlin.
Mrs. Helen V.lk r, thet'ounly
School Superintendent, (aid our
chool a very pit asant call last
Friday.
. A. V
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ratic cun-
ate for
Joint Sen
ator.
Sprin$ From the Ifeait
True thiiiily Is spoiiiunc.um and
iluds lis own oc ii-.li.il. It s nover ti e
n spring of lniMiituniiy, tmr of ciimls
.Ion. Hoseu llallnU
I'hs Fhi!sdc!p!i:a cf Our Ancestors
Having; been nominated at th
May Primaries us the candidate
of the DemocHHtic party, I now
offer mvself for re election to the
office of Joint Senator for the
counties of Union, Umatilla and
Morrow.
If elected, 1 will, dtHnir my
term of office, faithtully and
honestly discharuo the duties of
with the least possible expense
to the tax payer. I favor a reas
onable and just iiu.oir.o lux, the
establishment of a normal school
in Fastern Orison, the comple
tion of all state hiuhway and
the retirement of bonds as they
mature, tie perpetuity of the
Pendleton Kound Up, pioper
islation for the protection of la
borers, reduced licences for nsed sereeant
The first footbnll Bom of the
Bt'tiHun was scheduled with Board
man for October 2 but was cal
ed off by lioardntun bcounse they
lacked enouuh players.
The first game played wa was
with Condon on the LixiitKton
field last Saturday. Tho teams
were evenly matched and neither
rtdu trained a score.
A pep rally was held Friday
afternoon for the purpose of rous
pep for tho inmu with Condon.
The entire school took part which
showed that the boys were back
ed by the school one hundred per
cent. An added feuture was a pep
son, Riven by tho sixth, Beventh
andelkchlh Ktadt-R.
Uustet Gentry returned fiom
Curvallis Sunday, and entered
high school as a senior on Mon,
The Senior Class met and elect
ed the following list of officers:
Harold Sherer, president; Kd ward
Keller, vice president; Mable
Wright secretury, Charles Wil
cox, trtasuier and Jiva Podnerg,
at arms.
automobiles and the ubolihhment A tiek uo F'iday night the
of useless commissions. " Freh.i.iianivCenion wg..tni.i
My Slogan Is; Strict economy the gymnasium, After the elev
in all public business with Jut ie en "gtt e i ones" had been taken
inrough the various uegree ui
mitialioti, the upper classmen
hud a change of heart and served
! appetizing ref reshmeuts.
j A mixed program is being plan
I tied by the high tchool to be giv
len soincjiima tn November
to the taxpayers.
H. J. Taylor
uiii .livcr ti-tmtut
F refdarn'e Idca'i
'lily fice p. oplc can I, ,1,1 ttie.r
I'H'I'i'i' i.nd llicir honor steady lo u
ci. mini n i ml n:,, pri-f.-r He Tilero!.
of n;.i:ii.liiil to any iinri.,iv Inleresi
of their own Woodrow WIImiii.
; Money Maltert
The world la ' full of number ol
things, no wonder the almighty dollar
list Wlllfk.
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lion of Ini.'cpr:::'.
tti I:.al airhitcc;i!..
;iieions of Iho'i
ill-phiy are the o
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ruciiou of "llhrli St.' it." a reproduction of rhlhiMphbV
..i th,j dityn of 177U It Is one of the outstanding feature
I Inturnatlnnul ::xpojtlon now being held In I'hlU
. c the l:,0i!i nnul . rii.iry of the slculng of tho Declara
livery biiildlne his been built to actu:il size and In
Mil The fiir:ilsb:;ii;s of each building are exact repro
' ia the Revolutionary days. Many of the piece on
ii and today are worth tliounumls of dollar bocuuue
The Kxpiiiiitiou continues until December U
supply your fuel needs with the m
best in wood and coal at prices thr.t
are riht 1
And we Will
If you jive us a chance. 1
Farmers'
1 Elevator Co.
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Oils
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Tires 2i Ttsbes Of The Best
Quality
!i'DEFLNDENT GARAGE
See v: before sending away for
y your Tire i. I can give you a real
bargain in tires and tubes.
V.. R. !.v.ndell Proprietor
' The Garage where you get
"Service With A Snap"
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without a
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ton J'ocunlo Typmvriior will l. I
nu h. couldn't eel men, wllhout h
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willing up ,. lWl,.0l2rlJ
r- ,e t'JT ",,d ,h00, ou ' '
t iro.,1 . u '"" coul11 poseihly be
I i n 1 br ''an1' l''o!3 " human!
-,lu 'egmie woik.
.'.-"I'll'. V '', ) .::""'r ill.
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fnur-row standard k.yboar.l.
Can is purchencd for S10
rfewn and $5 monthly.
ThcRccognmlXWcrln
iuleraud lol,Utrity
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