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Careful iurestlgatlous was parried HERALD SOLD TO JOE HARVEY
OB last spring by »his office to de­
termine some of the factor» to whch
In a deal made today Joe Harvey I
we could attrbute our failure to con
is employed as a reporter on
trol scale In prayed orchars the prev­ who
the East Oregonian at Pendleton, I
ious year. Lack of thoroughneg in purchased
Hermiston Herald.
application was foremost. Half • Mr. Harvey the
will take posstssion next!
DORMANT SPRAYS
limb on this tree or one aide of a week. We will get out next week’s
limb ou the next, dry as a bone, af­
(R. E. Wilbur, Asst. Co. Agent.) ter the tree had aparently been Issue for Mr. Harvey and after that'
the plant will be turned over to the|
Whether to use oil or time-sulfur drenched told the whole story in new owner. Next wqek’e Issue w i l l , -------— -----------------------------------------OTx»xrrCn.ow « . . . ____- - ___ _____
O O R SFEAXZX OF OCCASION IS
At nineteen made a trip In a flat- sprays this spring is the question -many cases. In other cases weak contain our farewell message to t
h
e
+
HERMISTON HAS LARGEST REP-
COUNTY JUDGE SCHANNXP
boat down the Mississippi river to uppermost In the minds of many or- lme-sulfur was being used, unknown public.
I
I
scare re- to the operator because he had not
RESENTATION IN DISTRICT
New Orleans. On tMs trip be «fit- chardists. Aside from the
______T___
nessed a rlave auction. He turned celv«<i >*»1 year thru injury from the taken time to have It tested. Va.il-
Methodist
Episcopal
ehurch
Sun-
I
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nnm
snrB
I
A
R
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tnCT
♦
ide white with anger and clutch-1UBe of 0,1 »Prays too late In the sea- ure to use Hme-sulfur, known to be day, Feb. 28— Sunday school at io .
More Than 800 Attend Affair Whiah
lug his fists he said, ‘I f 1 .ever g e tiaon ani from carelessness in Its weak, In accordance with directions A. M. E. LeGrande Cherry. Supt 1 »
4
Was Given in M. E. Church
the opportunity to hit this thing I j handling there la no reason why oil in spray calendar specifying what Morning wrship at 11. Epworth. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ American Legion State Department
Last Wednesday Evening.
Officials and Delegate» Gather
will hit It and hit It hard." It was'^P^V« should not be used safely thia dilution to use. was not in many League
7, Weekly prayer and
Oregon prune shipments for 1925
At Arlington.
not long after this that the Lincoln *e ,r if applied In lime. But this eases. This bulletin may be had Bible study Thursday at 7; 40. totaled 14,929 tons.
family once more* started on the jls the a!1 Important factor. In that free of charge at the office of the Henry Young, Minister.
, 1
he fethere and sone banquet held trail. Thia time they moved to I1H-' w® may Possibly be facing th'e same inspection service in Freewater or
lost Wednesday night at the Metho­ nois. There young Lincoln helped conditions of an early spring to- from the county agent at Pendleton
The annual district conference of
Pine mills In 1925 broke all re­
dist church was well attended. Near to build the cabin and'to split rails! Mother with a long windy period and hould be In the hands of every Painless Surgery Has
cords for output and shipment. Cut the American Legion was held last
ly tOO guests were seated at the to fence the fields. After another' durln* the »praying season as we orchardlst.
Too much emphasis
Saturday at Arlington. One hundred
tables laden with good things to trip to New Orleans he took a posi- had laat y*ar- Last year during the cannot be placed on the necessity
Made Rapid Advance was 1,865,046,303 feet and ship­ or more delegates from various poets
eat prepared by the Ladles Aid. lion as clerk n charge of a store height of dormant spraying In the for knowing the test on the mater­
In Umatilla, Morrow, Gilliam . and
The surgery of a century ago was a ments 1,713,282,108 feet:
After full justice had been done the In New Salem.
Walla Walla valley there was a per. ial when purchased. It only takes painful and almost hrutul procedure,
Grant counties met with the Oregon
' ents” chairs were pushed back and
When the Black Hav(k war opened lod of fifteen days In which rigs the dealer a few minutes 'and why
Contracts for1 concreting Natron state department officials.
a t evening f good talks and music he wae elected captain of a com­ eould be operated only three days pay »10 a barrel for weak material the Scientific American says. With
members of Hermiston post
cutoff
tunnels on S. P. lines requires No. Seven
the
coming
of
antisepsis
and
later
of
" a s . enjoyed. Rev. Martin of the pany but saw no hostile Ihdians He because of high winds and rain. when there is plenty of high test
37 attended the convention, this
asepsis,
following
the
work
of
Lister
500
men.
Baptist church made the invocation then bought a little store, but w as' Now that material is on hand ad material to be had'lor the same price.
number being the largest represen­
Miss Sfylor gave a piano solo, the not successful, he was destined for vantage should be taken of the re­ The old state law requiring ljme- and Pasteur, the mortality which re­
tation from any poet In the district.
¡is quartette sang two numbers greater things.
The forenoon was taken up with
maining quiet days of February for ulfur to test 32 degrees before be­ sulted from surgery was greatly re­
Portland— 6,600 telephones ar®
accompanied by Mr. Hamm on the
Lincoln began his public career this work providing the ground Is ing offered for sale has been repeal­ duced through the elimination of bac­ switched from manual to automatic the business session of the conference
guitar, and Enos Martin sang a solo at the close of the Blackhawk war not too soft for operation of the rigs. ed so that the responsibility for terial Infection following operation.
following which the Arlington poet
and encore. Mr. CherTy acted
served a cafeteria lunch In Louy's
With the development of anesthesia, system in two minutes.
by serving for^t time ae postmaster
According to authorities who have knowing the test now rests entirely
toastmaster. The guest speaker was in New Salem.
hall to all delegates. After the
.
beginning with the work of Morton
conducted careful investigations of with the purchaser.
^chnnnep of Pendleton. Mr.
A word of warning to those using rnd Longman ether, and following with
Port of Portland cleared 1422 feed "Doc" Stewart, state commander
In eighteen hundred thirty* four last year's spray injury lime-sulfur
the Legion, addressed the dele-
Veaiout, also of Pendleton, gave _ Lincoln was elected to th< legislature has buj few advantages over oil oil sprays will bear repeating. chloroform, nitrous oxld-nxygen gas, vessels during 1926.
Fifty-three of
gates.
talk to te local group of Boy Scouts. and was reelected three times. He «prays. It is true, however, that Aside from Injury last year that
Mr. Bensel was spokesman for the was constantly studying to improve It Is more «early fool proof In that could be plainly attributed to too stovaln and Intrasplnal anesthesia, the steamer lines ply from Portland.
In the evening a big time had
been planned at the high school gym
fathers and Joe «McNaught repije- hlmeelf. During the time he was It requires but very little agitation late application and In a few cases use of narcotics preliminary to opera­
eented the boys n his reply. Rev. at the legislature he studied the In the tank and when absolutely to tees In a badly devitalized condi­ tion to reduce the patient's sensibility
Oregon produces monte platinum where an old time dance and a
Mr. Young also made a talk.
fiddlers contest was held. The Aux­
men h6 came In cod tact with and necessary to use dormant sprays af­ tion from effects of winter Injury, and, more recently, the development than any other American Btate.
ilary served lunch at the dance.
comparing himself to them, coming ter Jlhe dormant perod It will cause oil Injury wag found due to ¡pbor of another gas anesthetic, ethylene,
State Commander Stewart, De­
out better prepared to rthe life he •ess injury to the opening buds than agitation. Oil and Water, even physicians have been able to work
GERALD MTŒNZIE
Gresham Berry Growers associa­ partment Adjutant Carl Moeer and
WINS MEDAL was destined to lead.
will the oil sprays. On the other when well emulsified, will separate more slowly, more carefully and more
Forseveral years after his return hand, provided the grower Is assur­ In a sort time. Hence the absolute accurately, extending surgical proce tion sold »400,000 worth of frtilt District Vice-President Harold War­
ner were present at the meeting.
of turning the spray guns dures to organs heretofore unnp in 1926.
Essav on Lincoln Adjudged the Best from Washington he devoted him­ ed of help that will- guard against necessity
Those who went from the local
self entirely to the practice of law harm to the trees from poor agita­ Into the tank for a moment before proachaWe by the surgeon's knife,
Among Local Contestants.
oeet were Lyle Tilden, Herb Shealey,
and it seemed that he would spend tion and provided further that he Is spraying, for this separation Is bound thereby saving muny lives in condi­
Deschutes
county
will
vote
In
May
Lesle Blair, Jack Biggs, Raymond
tions previously caljed Inoperable.
Every year the Illinois Watch his life in this profession; but In willing to take a chance on warm to take place In the hose lines.
on »200,000 road bonds.
Crowder, Dr. Illeley, Jim Todd, Logan
Moreover, continued study of nerve
Company of Springfield, Illinois, give eighteen hundred fifty-four when the westher bringing out the buds to
Todd and W. L. Hamm.
a meda' to the various high kehools entire country was rouped over the the *00101 where they are too tender
routes and nerve paths, with the de­
Baker — Nlaw »17,000 Baptist
throughout the United States, this KansaB-Nebraska bill, Lncoln came for the ue of oil before he is through
velopment
of
anesthetic
substances
COMMUNITY CLUB TO
medal in turn to be preaentedd to to the front aryl cook an active part spraying he would do well to con­
which may be applied directly to church dedicated.
MEET MARCH 8
the student of the high school whose In public affairs. The pew Repub­ sider the advantages of oil over
nerves,
permits
effectively
blocking
the
essay on the Life of Lincoln Is ad lican party that was being formed Hme-sulfur. Reliable oil sprays
sense of pain which may proceed along
Albany— Heavy demand for good
needed
a
leader
and
a
creed.
He
have
the
following
advantages
over
Julged the best In competition with
the nerves to the brain. So-called local dairy stock to ship to Los Angeles. Program of Much Interest to be Given
protested that "slavery Is founded on lime sulfur. 1. There is evidence
')« -ohoolmates.
*
at Public Library.
anesthesia
with such drugs as procaln
both
injustice
and
bad
policy."
In
the
Walla
Walla
valley
as
In
the
Thia year the medal was given to
Gerald McKenzie and the essay that Then followed* the famous debates Clarkston ftrea, of a cnnsderable ENTRANCE IS GAINED THROUGH and butyn enables surgeons to operate
Te Community Club will meet
Coquille— All private timber In
on patients who are fully conscious
won the coveted prize appears be­ between Lincoln and Douglas, the percentage of San Joe scale entirely
Coos county Is cruised for »25,000. March 2 at the library. An lnvlta-
Little Giant” of Western politics. resistent to lime sulfur even at con­
and
therefore
are
better
able
to
resist
low:
lon has been extended to the
DOOR TO OFFICE
the shock which may accompany ex­
On Februatp twelfth, eighteen Both were candidate« for the United centrations three times te' strength
Neighborhood club to attend this
tensive operative measures.
hundred nine, in a little log cabin States senate in eighteen hundred of what is normally recommended
Blend— Lumber output here dur neetlng. The following program
in Kentucky, there came Into the fifty-eight and the debate causd but at the same time being killed by
Ing 1925 was more than 1,000,000 will be given;
world a baby boy who was destined much excitement. Lincoln’s opinion oil sprays of 4 per cent actual oil Six Dollars Taken From Cash Recis-
"Birds and How to Attract Them,"
Com
et
Under
Head
of
feet
a day. Payroll In two big pine Mrs.
on
the
subject
lost
him
the
election
content, (2) kills eggs of the leaf
to be one of the greatest men the
L. C. Dyer. "The Evening Sky
ter
By
Prowler.
but
he
had
gained
a
great
reputation
mills is »4,600,000 a year.
roller, spldermite.andnphis (3) by
United Sti.tes hits ever known. One
n March,” Mrs. C. E. Baker. “Nat­
“Better
L
eft
Unsaid“
and
he
had
forced
Douglas
to
admit
deeper penetatlon kl’ls higher per­
whose name was to be loved as no
ure Study and Human Relation,”
It was onr first call on the new
Floyd Knerr’s repair shop was en­
other man’s name has ever been; that slavery could not exist without centage of scale where heavily en­
Woodburn— Woodburn Light and Mr. E. L. Cherry.
tered
some
time
Sunday
night
and
neighbors
and
Mr.
B-----
and
I
wete
the
support
of
"the
entire
nation.
crusted on the limbs, (4) much
one whose name would be known
Lincoln Returned- to private life quicker In Its action. <51 less bulk nix dollars taken from the cash re­ engaged In a casual conversation Power Co, take« over 14 rural tele
over the entire civilized portion of
IRRIGON NEWS
sadly, proud that ha had at least lo truck or ship, (61 produces lees gister In the office. Entrance to about the peculiar names of certain phone Knee and will furnish phone
the world.
In order to understand hie great­ said some words wl»eh might bear Irritation of the skin, 'and (7) does the building wae made through the dogs of the community.
exchange; lights and power.
(Received too late for publication
not. corrode pump parts or the spray front door. The door was locked
ness It is necessary to know some­ fruit after he was forgotten
The women, who had been parties
laat weak.) ■'
In eighteen hundred sixty Lin­ guns. For thoge, using oil «prays and a pass key was used to gain ad­ to our conversation In Its beginning,
thing of his early life. Hie paternal
Linnton— West Oregon Lumber Co.
W. C. Alderaon, the cotyity school
«grandfather,, Abraham Lincoln, emi­ coln was nominated for the presi­ it will be necessary to dilute in the mission. Mr. Knerr states that it seems, had switched to the subject
grated from Rockingham count*" dency by the Republican party and spray tank so thta the actual oil nothing else was missed from the of their own names and those of their plant rebuilt and running after »600, vuperintendent of MMltdothah, made
a short call at -the school Wedncs-
Virginia to Kentucky about .seven­ was elected in November. Upon the content In the tank Is at least four shop and It is believed the thief was families, while we were still talking 000 fire.
|
lay afternoon. Mr. Alderson is a
teen hundred eighty one or two, but news of his election the long expect. per cent. Oil sprays on the market Interested in the cash register al jae.
'andldats for Btate superintendent
a year or two later was killed by *d division of the nation upon the vary just as do the sulfur sprays be­ So far the authorities have worked d°K"’ and when there canle 0 moyient
Portland—
1926
¡paper
shipments
if
public Instruction.
and me
the Indians. It was after this man slave question occurred. South Car­ tween different brands. Some are out no clue that will put them on oi 8l,ence between Mr. B
I heard the end of Mrs. B-----'g re- were 107,900 tons domestto, 6,845
olina soon seceded and others fol a Jilgh as 85 per cent, requiring only the track of the prowler.
the little boy was named.
! mark about "Fanny.” Wishing to tons foreign.
Supt. J. J. Sturgill of Umatilla
Shiftlessness was written In big lowed until there were eleven states 4.7 gallons in a 100 gallon tank. A
' show my Interest arid having noted •
vas In town Sunday calling on ac­
THE KID
letters over the uokept garden and n the Confederacy. On the eleven­ 75 per cent material will require 6.3
quaintances.
I rather disgusted Inflection In my host-
every sagging log in the cabin walls. th of (February eighteen hundred gallons and a 66 per cent material
Umatilla county crops for 1915
j ess’ voice, I said sympathetically,
Abraham’s father was a carpenter sixty one, Lincoln, the most Godly 6 gallons, hut In choosing between There’s warts on his grammar.
were
worth
»12,765,000.
Cecil Beckley has sold his acre­
by trade, but he neglected his trade man ever elected to the presidency, oil sprays due consideration should And freckles on his fac«,
1 "Fanny, good Lord, who’s dog’s that?”
, | . I ____
_ _ enibar-
to spend his time wandering about spoke a fqw words of farewell to also be given to the price asked for But his heart 1» like a lily
age east of Irrigon and the property
never ___
have ___
been _
more
Astoria— Spring school registra­ n town which Is now occupied by
the woods, his gun In ¿Is hands, his hie own people a«d with a sad heart tho ambunt necessary to use la the m P1i le.d
™orn,n<’« sunlit grace; rassed In my life than when, after an
dog at his heels. To Mrs. Lincoln turned toward the task of saving the tank in the field. Some oil sprays His hair is full f sandburs,
awkward pause, my wife said: "Mrs. tion shows 2248 pupils, 164 more Mr. Kraus to L. V. Woodard of The
Thare’B blisters on his toes—.
was left moat of the work about the Union, "a task more difficult than on the market are emulsified with
- Dalles. Mr. Woodard's brother at
B----- 's name Is Fanny.”—Chicago than last fall.
little clearing, and to the wonderful that which devolved upon Washing­ soap rather than caseinate. The There's a thorn in his finger—
Boardman may give p his hotel busl-
Tribune.
But he got It from a rose.
energy and. brave cheerfulqeae of ton."
The outlook was indeed Washington exerlment station has
■* 1 —
, ness and move to Irrigon to work
He
keroaene»
the
sugar,
Pine
Grove
district
near
Hood
this
acreage for a year or two while
gloomy.
this woman, Lincoln owed the In­
found soap emhlslons unsatisfactory
Faithful bat Fractious
He fills the pie with glue;
centive of his life. "God bless my
Elver will build »20,000 elx-Vootn his brother L. V. Woodard expects
In the beginning the new president when used with ditch or well water
mother," he said. "AU that I i
I to stay with his work on the O. W.
Some of these young women treat school house.
did not have the support of all In haring sufficient alkali In It to He Inks up the carpet.
He saws the oat In two;
or ever hope to be, J owe to her.”
R. & N. at The Dalles.
the north. Many wet-e opposed to make the water hard, claiming that
love as though It was a naughty boy
And
then
like
a
squirrel
When a log school house w
the
oil
separates
from
the
water!
keeping the states In the union by
who should be made to stand In a cor­
Grant« Pass— Southwestern Ore­
He capers far away
opened in the neighborhood. It was force and others dreaded the rule lust as soap curdles In hard water.
The McCoys dove to Pendleton on
ner except as a great treat once In
Mrs. Lincoln who wished to send of the new Republican party. Sev­ This has also been found true In And hides In the clover
six weeks. . . . j^omen can be gon Mining Bureau negotiating for business the last of the w eA .
her children to lean! the alphabet eral leaders of the party were much cases where water was soft enough
To watch the fairies play.
very tiresome. Wives can be Intoler- 100 ton smelter.
and master the spelling book. Mr. better known than he and some of but where sufficient r limp-sulfur He trudge home at nightfall
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Seaman drove
able. England tend America are
Weary, meek and mild.
Lincoln grumbled but the mother them had expected to be named for from last year’s spraying operation»
Portland— Bank clearances for to Portland Sunday returning home
strewn with good men suffering from
had her' way. Her little son and the hgh offloe which had gone to adhered to the tank to have the ef­ And sits at the table
their wives' virtues. It Is damnable. January were »150,303,135; exports 'r"‘ »<lay
daughter attended the school so the uncouth, uneducated Weterner. fect of hardening the water. Dry A very proper child;
When a woman Is faithful to her hus­ »3,851,526, 62 per cent above Jan j
long as It wae open. Often she gath­
~
The Civil war opened with the lime-ulfur used^at the strength re­ And when his ma ain’t looking
-« « .
« t
Mr and Mia Strong's daughter,
He sneaks off to bed.
band she generally manages to take
ered the children at her knees. firing upon Tort Sumpter by the commended by^the manufacturers
uary
1924;
and
building
permits,
q
Kelsey,
who
has Just return-
"You must learn to read and write,” Confederates, and. the years that fol­ has been found by experiment sta­ His feet all dirty, but wldte deams It out of him In some ether way. The
| ed from Wyoming, left Sunday for
Sing In his curly head.
she said wistfully, a gaunt, toll- lowed were full of trial and terror tions tests in the northwest to be
mere fnct that she Is fulthfnl makes 82,358,770.
_____
| Pendleton where ber hi>iband Is In
worn hand upon each upturned head. to the nation. Steadfast amid the too weak to kill a high per cent of Warts on his grammar,
her think that she has a right to be
Freckles on his face.
“You must get knowledge so that clamor of his foes, he depended up­ the scale In ths locality. It gets
Sale«»— Contracts are being made
hospital.
—well, disagreeable. Fidelity can
you will be wise and good when you on a higher power for guidance, many but not all of them. Chemi­ And yet his laugh Is lovely
cause the devil of a lot of trouble In for 1026 hops at fitem 18 to 21
grow up.”
As a fairy's garden place;
Mrs. C. C. Grimm made a business
Lincoln held to bis purpose and pol­ cal analysis of this material shows
the home unless It Is well managed. cents.
trip to Portland Sunday.
Lincoln's father was of a wan­ icy to unite the North and South. that It requires 48 pounds of It In. a A sun-way for his roaming
Fidelity
needs
just
as
much
good
man­
A rose for his delight,
dering disposition and when Abra- But while the president toiled In 100 gallon tank to equal In llme-
agement as Infidelity.—From “May
ham, or Abe as the boy was called, the executive office his heart was sulftir content the customary 12 gal. •And the heart of a Mother
Marshfield — Plastering contract
Mrs. C. C. Barker, who Is teach-
Fair," by Michael Arlen.
To
reet upon at night!
was seven years old he moved to a bleding for his fellow countrymen Ions of high test llqnld lime sulfur.
for new Marshfield hotel let for »36,- nt Meacham, spent tho week end at
farm la Indiana. Here they spent -who were falling by the 'thousand
home.
000.
a miserable winter In a half-faced bn the field of battle, sorrowing even
camp of logs which they had built
rather sorrow« of his children.
A program In honor of Waahlng-
themselves wth more haste than He had but one thought all those
Pendleton— New Rendonda Court tnn'
birthday was given at tha
datk years— the preservation of the
apartments are to cost »40,000.
school house Friday, Feb. 19.
In the autumn of eighteen hundred Union. “If I could save the Union
eighteen Abraham's mother died from without freeing a slave,” he wrote
Medford— Crater Lake park had
The Orange held their monthly
a strange sickness. That winter was a friend, ”1 would do It; and If I
meeting at the school house Wednes­
80,2(4 guests during 1926.
* ver ydlsmal and lonely one for eould eave ft by freeing all the
day eve.
the Lincoln children.
«laves. I would do It; and if I could
«
It was a happy day when their save -It by freeing some and leaving
Stayton— »17,000 local capital is
Six weeks exams are due at the
father brought home a new mother others alone, I would do that. What
subscriber for linen plant.
first of next week.
for them. At first the Lncoln child­ I do about slavery and the colored
8
0
^
ren hung back shyly from the new­ race, I do because I believe I thelps
The seventh and etrh’h wades
comer. But the sweet motherly way save the Union: and what I for­
Pendleton— Fire loss here for
eave a Valentine pnrtv P otnrdsy eve.
of the new Mrs. Lncoln soon won bear I forbear because I do not be-
1925 was »11,840.
A
large crowd attended end every­
their hearts.
leve It would help eave the Union.”
one had a fi o time. Delicious re­
When Abraham was eleven years
On the * first day of January
Grants Pass— California and Ore. freshments ’,»:o served.
old a school house was built not very eighteen
__ _ _ _______
__
hundred ___
sixty-three,
presl
j gon Coast Railroad lowers lumber
f
fi m their home and the ques-' dent Lincoln Issued the eihancipa-,
Clatskn
■'
Hendsraon’e
j ' . - Jn arose whether ths b oytlon proclamation, freeing all the'
rates, to sav» lumber shippers »12,-
should be ¿Mowed to attend. Hl» claves in the eonfedefate states of
nnnnery f l etarf 500 acres berried
000 a year.
atb r contended that a big, able America. In eighteen hundred six-!
this yee , Insld
be ' and L-ans.
<lid boy like Abe wa* of m ore, ty *four he was reelected -to the'
St.Helens— Mowat A Smith mills
e «- their tittle farm than he presidehey but the pressure o fpub-i
Rec ’ nr» *ol,n - t sr — niil] ln_
it Id ever be at school; but his new l nc ««aim became so unbearable tha,
runs deuble shift cutting cedar.
mother »aid. "No, the boy mast b e,it seemed more than bs could In-1
♦ere
buy fo.oor CO f ;'- s t Wade
Fltwn an education.” Abraham wen, rlu4e
heart an4 mlB4.
Columbia county spent »400,000 timber rcr.r Gr.r ' cr.
.
U a beglnn-‘ -i think I shall hardly Uva out!
on roads during 1925.
ln*
7.*? ° T* ior booka- Tlle boy's this term of tho presidency, the bur
Bend Twc l.'ck sinre hoUdlnge
school life we» lregular for be was dens are so great.” be said.
the farm. In all he
w ith the aure band of a leader
Grants Pass— Washington owners costlr ; »4.000 ea '1 '.*0 t; be built
1 hardly more than of men he guided bs nation to pause
at one*.
set out 290 acres pears here.
a l y r f f r 1* ** “«ver 1st an oppqr-'at last. General Lee surrendered nt
i
‘1 .
‘® 5*** everything on Appomntox April ninth, eighteen
Portland— 100 barrels of balsam TniGHTCTlwcGD rtUT»
which be could lay his hands. Many I hundred sixty Ore. It was certain
weary miles Abraham traveled «» that there would be little more
shipped to New York for medical
T7TTX FAYE. CLEAN-UP
borrow books. After his day's work .fighting. The President's purpose
purpodm.
«“*«d he would read as long | was accomplished. The Union was
Tbf Neighborhood c'ub will have
m It was tight, the« lying
on the saved. The country went wild with
a clean 11« day at the Park Satur­
Klamath F a lls— Ixiggtng starts day, March 6. at 10 o'clock. The
floor la front at the «re pines with joy. Belle
'
were rung;-and the
the aid Of the
ceMhrha.wooM pie. shouted to each other. laughing
near Chiloquin and box mills will ladles will serve lunch lo the work­
read oa Into tl
W » write»« es. thcy tofi»'It: while prfcyent of
er»,. Everyone bring a few loeust
run three shifts.
his compositions Ml
trees to set out In the park, a'ao
»aakagirlng
offered wp lu
with a piece at chdreoak '
the kurehee alt over the Mad.
primers. Mrs. Woodard and Mrs.
Astoria Mt>ve under way to build Smith will entevtaln the elub on
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„
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!■ the atedte
the rejoielag there
pulp and paper mill on Young’s hay. Wednesday, Marsh 10. at the home
to- ***** 0,1 tbe ,,rirtieame a great shock. While attend-
of Mrs. Woodhrd. Ths Community
!? rt
room for In* the theatre In Washington April
w - Mt« foortoreth. eighteen hundred efatr-
Bend—Coal of usable quality Is club extends an Invitation to the
Neighborhood club to their m aellac
•slveretty.
r;
»res i di n t wua ehot tg tho
¡found on Crooked river near here, i of Manh 2.
SONS WELL ATTENDED
-head by an actor, John Wilkes Booth.
The neat day the whole country was
In deep mourning.
Among our nation's great there
are none more truly great than he.
LOCAL VETS ATTEND
CONVENTION SATURDAY
KNERR’S SHOP
ROBBED SUNDAY
Dawning
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