P U B L IS H E D
E V E R Y F R ID A Y
ADVERTISING RATES
BY
MOSIER BULLETIN
ROGER W MOE
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
O n« Y ear
T h r « « M o n th s
E n t e r e d u ascon d-c laa* m e t t e r M a rc h 12. lt*«9 a t
t h e po e t office e t H o s i e r , O r e g o n , u n d e r t h e A c t o f
M arch 3. ‘»STS.
VOL. VIII
MOSIER. WASCO COINTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, (UTOBKR 27, 191«.
SCHOOL (¡ROUNDS
APPLE CROP WILL
TO RE IMPROVED
EXCEED ESTIMATES
Is c h e a p e r because it makes
m o r e loaves of bread. Don’t
be fooled into buying the low
p ric e d flour thinking you are
gettingsomething cheaper than
Nichol and Company
Election day comes in ten days. Every voter should study
the measures that are to be voted on, in order to decide which
ones are of merit. In voting as in other things let us stand
together for the best interests of our community.
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Will open a Lunch Counter in near future
Your Patronage Is Appreciated
E. F . F IS K E , P ro p rie to r
E x p e r t A u t o m o b ile R e p a ir in g
F u lly E q u ip p e d M a c h i n e S h o p
Agencies for Fords, Dodge and Buick
Automobiles for Hood River County
Columbia Auto & Machine Co., Hood River
Rented
Prepare for the renting
season during “Wire Your
Home”Jmonth,¡March 15th
to April 15th.
Electrically e q u i p p e d
houses are seldom vacant.
Vulcanizing
Auto Supplies
Sporting
Goods
Insure your p r o p e r t y
against undesirable tenants,
or no tenants at all by hav
ing it wired for Electric Ser
vice. The investment will
not be great and the income
will be increased.
We have unusual induce
ments to offer if you arrange
Cates
&
Co.
The Dalles, Ore.
paid f o r b e f o r e affi davits a r e f u r n i s h e d .
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OREGON ;;
Fruit Growers Attention
ST EA M ER
A New Line of Gift Goods Have Arrived.
Come In and See the Goods
and Get Prices.
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TRUE-TO-NAME NURSERY, Hood River
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B o n n e s » locale will he c h a r r e d e t I c e n ts p e r Mae
for each insertion.
"In d ic a tio n s are t h a t this ye ar's
At the r e g u la r m eeting of the P a r
apple crop will g r e a tly exceed the e s
e nt-T eacher Aaaociation held Friday tim a te s of 75 cars for the distric t as
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night. Prof. B. A. Berry opened the the num ber of boxes of apples received
m eeting by advocating the improve
m ent of the approach to the school from each grow e r so f a r has exceeded
building and also advised a general e x p e c ta t io n s ." says Manager K. D.
clean-up of the grounds. A f t e r a talk Chatfield of the Mosier F ru it Growers
by E. A. Race on this subject, the Association. " T h e crop is nearly all
president, Mrs. J. E. Cole, ap|>ointed sold now. and we are booking orders
day and by the cm) of the week
the following com m ittee to set a day every
expect to be completed.
for the clean-up of the grounds
Mrs
“ From the pre sent outlook with a
E. A. Race. Mrs. M a rg are t W alker and steady and rising m a r k e t the growers
Mrs. B. A. Berry.
sta nd excellent chances of g e tting
The approach to the building, as was m ighty good prices for their apples,
brought out in the talks, is a steep and and in fact 1 believe the re tu rn s will
rough path, which during the w inter tota l $75,000 net to the grow ers ill the
the anow and rains cause to be very
s t r i c t . " Mr. Chatfield stated.
slippery and hazardous to walk upon. d i The
grow ers are a tte m p tin g to get
The grounds a re badly in need of a (he crop picked and under cover before
general clean-up and it was proposed the rains and a t the present r a te it
th a t gravel tailings be placed on one se ems probable t h a t the picking will
■H I I I I I 'F-H - I"l"l I l - H I 1 I I I I I I M I 1 I I I I 4-I-H M i l l I I I I I I I I I | .
portion which has alw ays been muddy be concluded in a week.
W.
I,.
BRADSHAW
in a g r e a t degree. The boys have now
A de arth of packers, sc arcity of
built in their manual train in g d e p a r t boxes and re fr i g e r a t o r car shortage
Gsm luU to for re-election for Circuit
m ent, vaulting and jum ping standards is ham pering considerably in g e ttin g Judge of the se venth judicial district,
and tr ave ling rings will be put up soon i out the crop. A t the present time comprising Hood Kiver and Wasco
on the playground. The consolidation there a re in the neighborhood of eight counties.
Give attention to your child s eyes in time and you may save hint or her
of School D istricts Nos. 52 and 8 was carloads stored in the association ware
Ju d g e Bradshaw has been judge of
from the neceieity of wearing glaaaet» later on.
broached by Prof. Berry.
; house. So f a r ten cars have been ' Gie se venth judicial district continu
Mrs. B. A. Berry made the sug g e s shipped to California and e a s te r n m ar ously for the past tw enty live years.
tion t h a t th e local organiz ation become i kets and se veral cars have been sent
More—Y’ou Prevent Permanent Defect
During th at lime he has given the
affiliated with the Oregon S t a te Fed ! to e x p o rte rs for shipm ent to England. people an efficient and economical
Wo give special a tte ntion to th e exam ination of c h ild ren 's eyes. We are
e ration of P a re nt-T ea c her Associa | Orders a re on hand for a car to Nor- a dm inistration of the office.
thoroughly experienced in this work anil will tell you frankly w hether
tions.
He has a splendid record in th e Su
I wav, and also to Scotland.
The se rving of hot lunches during ' The e n tire crop ot Red Cheeka has preme Court, being almve the average.
glHsecs are required or not, a nd we will furnish them , pro|>erlv fitted.
the noon hour by the classes in domes been sold to Portland dealers.
If re-elected will continue to give the
tic science was suggested by Miss I Several ears of cider apples have people that same conscientious service
Dorothy E. Passmore, instructor in been shipped to Portland.
th a t he has given in the past.
the home economics d e p artm e n t. A fte r
" T h e apple m a r k e t is c ertainly look
(Paid Advertisement)
a discussion this topic was laid over ing very encouraging, many orders for
until the n e x t m eeting.
cars and inquiries are being received
The p rogram com m ittee for the next daily a t sa tis fac to ry prices. There is
HOOD R IV E R
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OREG O N
m eeting was appointed by the presi every reason to believe, with the de
de nt as follow s: Mrs. W. A. H us mand in the e as t constantly increas
bands. Mrs. W. E. Chown, and Mrs ing, th a t the e n tire crop will be sold
M. E. Butterfield.
a t prices sa tis f a c to r y to all g r o w e r s , "
Following a song by the audience, M anager Chatfield concluded
Mrs. M a rgare t W alker gave a select
reeding.
I.eo Nichol rendered a cornet solo
accompanied by Miss Emily Husbands. ,
S ta tin g the impressions gained on
Will s*:ll direct to planters, less agents commission, choice
his first views of the N o rth w e st and :
also dra w ing comparisons betw een this
lot of cherry, |>ear, apple and prune trees in one year old 3-4
country and J a p a n , where he Resided
(From The Dalles Chronicle)
for a num ber of years, especially in
and
4-(> ft. grades budded and grafted on best whole roots
a g ricultural resources and population
The Chronicle sincerely believes th at
was the su b je ct of a talk hy Prof George R. Wilbur, of Hood River,
anti guaranteed true-to-name. Please write or phone
Berry. He took up the public school should he sent to Salem as joint sens
sy ste m s of the S t a te s on laws and so tor from Hood River and W'asco coun
forth, showing the competency of the ties.
people due tu education.
Wasco county, a t the last seasior ,
A song hy the audience, a select had all three of the jo in t legislators
reading by Mrs. Berry, followed by Senator Butle r and Representatives
a nother song by the addience. con Anderson and Kelly. Considering the
cluded the m eeting.
fact the two counties are sure to r e
ward Mr. Kelly and Mr. Anderson for
G E O R G E R. W II.BUR
their efficient wnrk a t Salem, hy r e
New Tax Law Was Work of Kelly
fur
electing them Novem ber 7. Wasco
State Senator
county voters should give Hood River
(From The Dalles Chronicle)
The ta x p a y e r s who thronged the a square deal by electing Mr. Wilbur From Wasco and Hood River Counties
she riff’s office recently to pay the r e senato r, then.by giving Hood River
Hood Kiver C o u n ty ’s only candidate
CHARLES NELSON, MgT.
maining half of th e ir taxes, have prob r e pre se ntation, which is no more than for th e Ix'gislature from the joint dis P E O P L E ’S NAVIGATION CO.
ably given little th ought to the differ rig h t. Our neighuor is e ntitle d to it, trict of the two counties from which
Leaves The Dalles 7:00 A. M., Sundays, Tuesdays and
especially
so
in
view
of
th
e
fact
its
ence of the te r m s of paym ent under
two R epresentatives and one Senato r I
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 8:15. A. M.
the provisions of the law as it now is candidate is such an able man as Geo. are elected.
Leaves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
and the law t h a t was superseded. It R. Wilbur.
A perm anent resident and taxpayer
T hat th ere is a strong inclination
from Oak Street Dock.
. '.
Passengers and freight.
is equally probable a g r e a t . ! i.ortion
of Hood River f o r k years. City a tto r
among
Republicans
of
The
Dalles
to
of the t a x p a y e r s do not know the
Mosier Dock in charge of W. F. Baker, who will meet all
ney for Hood River for tha past 3 years. |
give
Hood
Kiver
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a u th o r of the bill or the work involved
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 191.
denced by the vote a t the Republican Attorney and Secretary for the East
to secure its passage.
Fork irrigation District, the most suc
primary.
Mr.
Gill,
the
Wasco
county
Most of us do rem em ber, however,
cessful puhlidy-ow ned irrigation e n t e r
when the taxe s became due and pay candidate for the senato rial no m in a prise in the State, since its organization
able on April I, the hardship it worked tion, polled 544 votea in thia city. Mr. in 1912.
to m eet them in a single paym ent. It Morton, of Hood Kiver g a th e red 185,
Favors the Coliimhia River Highway
is true the last h a lf could have been and Mr. Nickelsen, of Hood Kiver, re su e that it shall I«- limit and main- !
Mr. Nickelsen him self
withheld from p a ym e nt until S e p te m ceived 568.
tained
hy the S ta te ; also good |ierma-
ber I, but there wan a penalty uf one polled 21 more 'votes than Mr. Gill in ■lent m ads from road to m a r k e t ; taking \
The
Dalles,
and
the
combined
votea
of
per cent per month for six months and
country mad building out of county 1
a f u r t h e r penalty of in per cent if not the two Hood Kiver men exceeded the politics; against w ild cat legislation, j
vote of Mr. Gill by 209.
paid by S e p tem b e r 1.
The fact t h a t Mr. Nickelsen was not for fewer law s and lietter enforcement, !
Not only did t h a t iaw work a h a r d
c u r ta ilm e n t of puhlic exiiensc.
ship upon the ta x p a y e r, but its pro nom inated is because he was one of
(Paid adv.)
vision t h a t the collection of taxea two candidates from Hood Kiver, r u n
ning
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Wasco
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(C o p ied fra m P o rtla n d O r a g e a la a )
should be done by the county tr e s s u r e r
nearly doubled the cost of collection. paigner, the opposition to Mr. Gill be
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T h a Ore gon Norm al
J u s t why such a law should have been ing split.
School opened this weak
s tud en t! enrolled 71k.
Wasco county now has the r i g h t kind
enacte d ia difficult, if not unnecessary,
largest on record for atata N o r m a l in Ore gon . . . .
to explain a t thia late date, hut with of opportunity to show its neighbor
how to care for largo studeot body a problem
. . .
all of its inconviences, hardships and t h a t it d o e sn 't w ant to " p l a y h o g . "
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being crow ded late a ud it ori um with seeling ca
increased cost to adm inister it was the Give your vote to Mr. Wilbur.
pacity of kkO
(la ll e r le t filled with e i t r a chairs In
law, and it remained for^J. I,. Kelly,
aisles
Mora than 144 students sealed on platform
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
who then repre se nted us in the legisla-
New boarding beusaa com p u ted additions to room
true, to force its repeal and secure the
log bouses built and tenia uaed
On* hund red girls
e n a c tm e n t of the present law. And
sleep oa upper floor of school
s t r a n g e aa it may aeem, th ere was a
T h e official school repor t gives I k t grad* pupils
strong opposition to overcome in effect
la M o nm ou th for teacher practice
ing the repeal and organizin g the nec
The fru it and berry crop of Hood
essary s t r e n g th to put the p te s e n t law
Read w hat thon* you have elected to handle the
Leaves Hood River daily at
this year n worth
through, and had it been in the custody Kiver county
a
ffa
irs uf y o u r state and who are th o ro u g h !) inform ed
1:30
p.
m.
and
5:00
p.
m.
On
$1,«76,627,
according
to
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com
of a man leae keen and able, and w ith
out the untiring energy of Mr. K ills, piled by (). P. Hoff, s t a te labor com Sunday at 1:30 p. m., 5:00 p. m.
regarding school conditio»» in Oregon have I» say
it would have failed of passage. The missioner, a f te r an investigation for
Leaves Parkdale daily at 7:20
concerning m e a su re .T0A on the ballot a t the coming
delegation from Multnomah county the purpose of obtaining d a ta for his
a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday
election:
brought its combined st r e n g th to d e biennial report.
The apple crop of Hood River coun- evening leaves Parkdale (5:30 p . m .
feat the repeal and block the e n a c t
By J a m « « W lt h y c e m b e , Q e v s r n s r ef Ore gon
m ent of the pre sent law ; hut stronger t>, which c onstitutes by far t h e j a r g e s t
Steam Train leaves Hood River
O r e g o n Is u n q u e s t i o n a b l y in n e e d of m o r e n u r r n a t
p
a
rt of the fruit output of t h a t section,
than all was the opposition of the S ta te
s
c h o o l work a n d l'eadl*ton ia tha loan a i plat* fur a
Mr. floff places a t 1,111,100 boxes, daily at ei*rht returninR at 2.
T ax Commission.
s< ho ol e f t h i s c l a s s In K a s t a s n O r e g o n
Ml. I l o n j R ailroad C o.
The commission contended the t a x worth $1,411,097, or $1.27 a box a v e r
By J. A C h u rc h i ll , State Sup erin te nd ent ef Public
payers would not pay unless the penal age.
I net rust ten:
I he s t r a w b e r r y output of the county
ty waa severe, but Mr. Kelly m et them
I t r u s t t h a t t h s « s t a r s of t h s S t a t s will a s s i s t is
SIMMONS
raising the s t a n d a r d of eur »< h o o ia by * * i a b l i » h l n g s
by showing t h a t if the tax p a y ers failed this ye ar is e stim a te d a t 2,000,000
Stats
N o i n i a l S c h o o l a t P*adl*ton
to pay their taxea and the counties pounda, or 100,000 crates. On a basis
Iii t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e H t a t e o f or»»g«>n.
By P L. Cam pb ell , Presi dent of the U n i v e r s i t y ef
should run short of funds they could of 9 cents a pound this f r u i t is valued f o r W m o o C o u n t y .
Ore gon :
J o h n hrotfNU, p l a i n t i f f , v*. M m H a r a h B e l l
easily borrow a t 6 per cent, while the at $180,000.
ly , J u l i a K. H a n n o n , W i l l i a m J . H a n n o n , an<1
At l e a s t a n s a d d i t i o n a l N a i r n e l tf< h e e l is u r g e n t l y
The county will produce 30,000 bozra mi
delinquent ta x e s would be e arn in g the
«to a l l o t h e r | » t n o u * o r p a r t i e s u n k n o w n , '
n e e d e d In O r e g e n '*
county 12 per cent, so th at th ere would of peara, worth $450,000 and the cherry c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , till#*, e s t a t e . H e n. o r I n t e r -
By
W J. K e r r , Preside nt ef the Ore gon A gri cultu ral
t e a gain instead of a lues. His show crop equaled 480,000 pounds, worth Mat In t h e r e a l p r o p e r t y « l e a r n t i e d I n t t i e C o m
Callage
p la in t h e rein , defen d an t* .
ing of the e x t r a cost to the t ax p a y er $36,000, a t an a vera ge of 7.5 cent* a
Hln-
s t h s p e o p l e of P e n d l a t o a e r a i n i t i a t i n g s m e a s u r e
T o “ a l l o t h e r | i e r a o o a o r parti«** u n k n o w n
under the law aa it then w a s; t h a t the pound. In addition, 1000 huahcli of c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e , e a l a t e , l i e n , o r i n t e r
f o r t h e e e t e b i l s h r n e n t ef a N o r m a l
h o e l * t t h a t p la ce .
It
will
g
lv a m s p le a s u r e te euppw rt th is m e a s u r e
peaches
are
eatim
ated
to
be
worth
increase of t r e a s u r e r s ' salaries, and
e a t i n t h e r e a l p r o p e r t y d e n r r i o e « ! In t h e C o m
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N e r m a i ieh es l,
$2030;
2000
gallon!
of
wild
h
uc
kle
ber
the em ploym ent of deputies would
a t Monmouth;
am ount to more than $70,000 per a n ries, $ 1500, and 20,000 pounds of black e a I c n h t o h f e y N o u a m a r e e o h f e t r h e e b H y t r a e t q e u o i f r e O d r e t g o o a n p | > \ e o a n r i a n n « d l
A c a r e f u l a n a l y s t s e f t h s s i t u a t i o n will c o n v i n c e s a y
num, was so stro n g and forcible th at berries, $1,000.
a n s w e r th e < o m p la l n i o f (he a b o v e n a m e d
o n s t h a t O r e g o n n e s d a a N e r m a i S c h o o l In K a n t e m O r e
Mr. Hoff's figures show t h a t during p l a i n t i f f I n t h e a t a i v e e n t i t l e « ! r o w r t n o w o n
he m ustered the s tr e n g th to carry his
g o n a n d P e n d l e t o n fille nil t h e g o v e r n m e n t r e q u i r e m e n t s "
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m easure th rough both houses, resulting the three weeks of s t r a w b e r r y picking
By the C o u n t y School S up erin te nd ents ef Ore gon
ti|*»n y o u a n d
and the month of apple g a the ring, 3000 p y i o i u h i a l r r a e t i h f i e n r e o b f y t n h o i t a i f i Mumrn«>u*
in th e present law
R e s o l v e d t k e t It Is t h s s e n s e e f t h e C o u n t y S r n e e l
e d t h a t if y o n f a l l t o a p -
S u p e r i n t e r d e n i s o f t h e S t e l e o f O r e g o n , in c o n v e n u e «
As a candidate to succeed himself outside w o r k e r s , a re employed. It ia p«-ar a n d a u a w e r » a i d « o m p l a l n t t h e p l a i n t i f f
Moeembled,
t h a t t h e b e e t let# e«*e e f t h * e - h o o i a of t h e
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Mr. Kelly could reesonebly expect, and
M ta t e d e m a n d I n c r e a s e d f a * i l . n e s fo r t h r t r a i n i n g ef
lu ttie t o r n p l a m t t h e r e i n , t o w n A d ecre e d e
ou g h t to get, the unite d support of his paid $93,000 this season, while apple c r e e i n g h i m t o b e t t i e «» wn er i n fee a t r n p l e «»f
f e a . h e r s , a n d t h a t w e. t h s r s f i t r s . ea l e r e e t h e i n i t i a t i v e
m e a s u r e to e e t a b l l s k s N o r m a l S< h«»ol a t P e n d l e t o n
W ' N K ' 4 , h e » 4 l f W ' „ N E 1« H W ' i , Her 31. T . H
p a rty associates, but beyond the p a r t pickers will receive $168,000 in wages.
H , K. 17 E , W M , a i t u a t e d i n W i a n i C o u n t y ,
isan f e a tu r e his candidacy ought to
S y Mrs. C har le s H C a s tn s r, Presi dent ef the Ore gon
or eg « ) i i, f r e e f r o m a n y r i a l r n , r i g h t , t i t l e , t n -
Federation of W o m e n 's C lu bs
draw strong support from conservativ e
Kosedale School Notes
tereat o r e«tate th e r e in , o r lien ttie re o n w h ic h
“ I m e a t h e a r t i l y endorse t h e l o c a t i o n e f eaid Normal
a n y o f v o u m a y ela l.n th erein .
and sober minded citizens of all part-
Flora. Florence and 1-enard Evans, y o T n h m
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P rs f Robe rt C
Prea ch. F e r m e r Presi dent ef the
stro n g and able men. those countTta Weller, Nedra Evans, Florence Middle- M u r n m n n a ia p u h l l a h e d o n c e a w e e k f o r a l l
N o r m a l School Located at Weston
alone can hope for their intercats to be s w a r t were n e ithe r a bse nt or ta rd y w e e k « I n t i e Vf<*iier B u l l e t i n , p u b l i s h e d a t
An Immediate eatabUebmeni uf eu« h e e< ho ol a t aome
M oaler, W aacu C o u n t y , O r e g o n , b y a n o r d e r
successfully guarded, who see to it during the firit month of school.
e n t r a i n o f n t aqrh aa P e n d l e t o n would prove * g r e e t «edet
o f H o n W I.. B r a d s h a w , J u d g e o t t h e a b o v e
t h a t their re p re se n tativ es a re also
to the State e f Ore«ea
The following pupils earned the e n t i t l e d C o u r t , m a d » i n h t a of fic e« a t T h e
I h tl le a . In O r e g o n o n t h e 0 t h d a y <»f H e p t e r n
str o n g and able man.
• P Mw lkey, l i Preside nt Sou thern Ore gen N orm al
highest in their respective g r a d e s:
t»er
K K A N C I H V ' » A l . l o W A Y,
Mr. K elly's signal success in the
Sehssl :
1‘n m a r y , Nedra Evans, 97 1-2.
o 6- d I7
A t t o r n e y fo r P l a i n t i f f
m an a g em e n t of hia affairs aa farm er
I »Dell s j e p o r t t h e i«« e t l e n e f n o I k e s t e r n O r e g e n
I- r-t Grade. Ruth Wsrren, 92 1-8
»Normal
School a t Peadteton "
and atockman, hia keen business in
Second Grade. Uncas Marsh, 98 5-7.
stin c t and une rring jud g m e n t in public
Third Grade. L enard Evans, 97.
Sl»le Hoord of l(cg<-nU of U r r f u n N o rm a l School
affair*, to gethe r with his e z p e r ie n r e as
Fourth tirade. Resale Marsh, 97 4-7.
(It-cluroa thill " th e oeceaaify for uHdifionol N orm al
a law maker, exceptionally qualify him
f ifth Grade. F ia n ce s Waller, 98 1-3.
to look a f te r Wasco and Hood River
school facilities in Oregon ia a p p a r t u l .”
Seventh Grade. Kheua laom, 95.
counties' in te res ts a t the coming net
Eighth tirade. Pearl McClur*. 98 1-7.
P o rtla n d C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e endorme* meoaure
aton. when so many m a t t e r s touching
Bt -via Gilliam. Thelma Wmans. R ob
¡OH »rid any P endleton m »sl logn ul loi »lion for N or
the welfare of the good roads move e r t and B u rritte laom, Florence Mid-
AT T H E
m al mchool in Kustern Oregon
m ent will com* up for coniideralion. d les w a rt and Frances Weller received
In the apportionm ent of the s t a le h igh an a v e ra g e of 100 per r e n t in spelling
way fund and the a llotm e nt of the fed last month.
e ral appropriation under the provisions
Mrs E. C. Rhodes, Mias Eateila B.
of the Shackelford bill, the 29th dis P a rker, Mr*. B. F Weller, Mr and
I R a a te r a O r e g o n s t a t e N n r m a i R r h o e l C e m m i t t e n
t r ic t may suffer a serious loss if it Mrs Berger. Wilbur W arren, V'O na
CM*
i P aid Ade I
S r j H Q w t n n . Se».y . P e n d l e t e n . O r «
fails to re tu rn him to the legislatu re
F.van* and Miss Dells Burton visited
Hingt# gfttlon 2ftc. C h e tp e r iron*
the school during tha last month.
s a l o n e up The larger th e •lueotlty »he
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