I HI DAM <H K tiV U 1 »
GERMANY'S .’OSTAI.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
SYSTKM VERY OLP
WARS TO GIVE DANCE
AT M ER R ILL’S FRIDAY
T he first post»»» il» nip» for
Dam Site Post No. '051, Net*
era ns of Foreign Wars, have taken
the lead in creating entertain
went for the crowd that is ex
I'K'xtt'sl to visit the Bonneville dam
area on tin* occasion of President
Roosevelt's trip to the dam next
events of the week
»Im i I» new the republic of Her
Mtv* Jean >ltedier lell Monday
ninny wer» tli"w> of the lu>n*e >'f
Tit urn mul Taxi». » »‘»hi* fanilty lor M Helen» where »lie will xi»il
which hail operated a postal a.'« with het patents for a week,
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lew for nlm.wt :ioo y oar*. K arl) In
i “ th e S ixteenth
..... ‘‘ century th is P” »l
M i s I-ted Nnderv.n and d.iugh
re.ietieil
fr.im
I lie
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ter. Jean, and Jane deilner sprttl
\ | n«la> in t begun t*lty.
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\.i,iim Blackwell of Portland i»
v isitin g wilh Kov Mane Pli»l|**
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Mr and Mis Erickson and sun,
Waltrr of Port land, former rent
d u d s ol the lo s k s , w e ir Visiting
relatives and old friends h ere Iasi
Friday.
mail matter,
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The T h a n and Taxla poet
F«m.Hl the xit.tn.tiem i.n P - •!
M i s s Violet t'ram blett of I lie
Dalle» is xisitmg here th is week
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Tht. i;,.rtlM(n „
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., w ith rela tiv e s.
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:w .| by
I Taxla
^.-u.-riiiy *|«wk i | « » m a »t
M rs. Sam Woodward and Iwr
prior to th at tim e
T h era «■
daughter Stella were in Hood
many aytrem a of coinage in u
n
River Sunday xisitmg with Mrs
'»ri >u» «tat« » u«.ns the We lw ltd i daughter. M rs Mrrle
T hurn and T axla po»i unii It m u
necessary to group the »tate» In E v a n s, w ho is rrsoxrting front a
through t i e n n a n y Mini \ u * ii i to
Itn lr. but ilurlng n w ar In th e N'*lh
The president «ill In- at Hon ,.rl!UllU
r„n,.„ i„ t„ ,ii»us»x
neville Friday afternoon. follow - 1 After th is u .ir when ibe e^unt»
ins the ceremonies a t the dam the of T b u m an»l T axis again -*tt< >«»; i> t
v e te ra n s will put oil a dam e at t.> net lip the :m*ii"i«>ly. ■«■»ernl of
M e r r ills
pavilion in Cascade t!"' G erm an it •«*» which had
eanw hile oriranlseil i»>»tnl m iten i»
Locks. To l*resident Roosevelt has m
refused to rve>>gnl/e the era:. I
been dispatcher! an invitation to h ered itary |aw t mu »1er Till* was
honor the war veterans with
»•»»• his tll0 O„„inton
f nlTalra when
presence at the dance, even though •(^mp» were put In use to prepay
he does nothing more than stop in
and six a few won!'.
The’dance will begin in the af-
ternoon aim continue lar into the
night. Larry Sherman at Bonne-
xille and Jim
Merrill at tin
Locks have each contributed l>eer
for the occasion and the liquid
amber will lie dispensed free while
it lasts. S ' the veterans are confi-
dent that everyone is going to
have an enjoyable time.
Tickets for the dance have al
ready been jmt on sale and im ita
tions are out to posts of the Vet
erans of Foreign W ars at I he
Dalles. Hood River, Portland and
other towns to make up parties
and join in the fun.
Efforts are being made to bring
in a ferns wheel, a merry-go-round
and other concessions for the pur
pose of furnishing entertainment
for the thousands of visitors who
will want to make a holiday of
their visit to the dam.
CLASSIFIED
One Cent a Word
WAN IM 1 1
sons. See The Oregonian man,
W. E. Bates.
FOR R E N T — Furnished cabin.
Has light and water. Tooth
Rock Garage. Cascade Locks.
FU RN ISH ED ROOMS for rent
Inquire Mrs. F. J. Hrnlli.tr.
Cascade Licks.
DRESSMAKING
and SEWING . .
O
Prompt attention given
all work. Mending done
for men.
MRS. JESSIE MOHR
Opposite Cascade Food
Store in Cascade Locks
SERVICE
A druggist is more than
nel who safeguards the
a merchant. He is a senti-
health of a community.
We recognize this respon-
sibility and accept it. We
are prepared to serve the
community.
CASCA DE
DRUG CO.
two boillc« term ed th e n orthern
i!l»trlct and the so u th ern Ul»t'• et
w ith a nerica of stam pa for each.
BRAZIL’S JA P ANI
COLONY INCREASING
Japune*«* colonists In H ratll n->«r
num ber about HO.nun, aee.iril.rig to
an Investigation uinde recently with
the assistan ce of th e b u reau of In
ternntlnnnl research of lla r i i r t
university anil Itailcllffe college
They a re th e re as th e r«-«utt of a
varying stream of em igration which
began about U»)7.
T hese rol»ni»ts own about
01*1 acres. anil th e g re a te r p art of
them a re settled In th e s ta te of
Sao P au l» — wrhere they numtwr
1 i'l.HOO—a n d th e ndjolnlng «tale ..f
Minas O erae s
A f«'W thousand
live In th e n o rth ern p a rt of the
country.
T he first Ja p an e se colony * ;ii
estab lish ed In 1912, In Iguape, Sao
1‘nulo, w here th e Overs«<ia I'.nter-
prise Jo in t Stock com pany of J • m
owna a t p resen t a p la n tatio n of
m ore th a n 1 ."V-i.ni»* acres. T he Im
m igration began w ith co n tra ct la
borers, needed because th e colToe
Industry w as suffering from a
sh o rtag e of labor. P ractically all
th e Ja p a n e se In thl« region are , n
gnged In ag ricu ltu re.
T h e governm ent su b sid ised To
k<>hnma lluenos A ires line of in.-
O saka Shosen Kul»ha b rin g s the
em igrant to hla now hom e an d l •*
i supervision of th e O v r n c t i coin
pany con tin u es In I'.r.iziL
\SS>.
Trick» of th s T rad «
T h ere Is an unusual kind
mu-
• *eum In th e weight» and m easures
! office In t/ondon. It Is full of e v
h lhlts th a t b etray th e trickery of
I m ankind. O ne of th e stran g est 1»
a pint ta n k n rd w hich ap p ears
q u ite genuine Inside and out. hot
| alw ays show s a 10 per cent sh o rt•
age. T he trick Is due not to s
false bottom , hut to a cunning In
ner lining. T here an* also such
things ns hollowi-d <>ut
weight*
filled with cork, ••official* sfarr'.s
forged on hnlf-plnt tum blers, ncal.-e
w eighted w ith grnnlte. and a five
gallon oil measure with a atone
w rapped In flannel wedged Into It»
base.—T it Ulta Magazine.
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m in er o p e ra tio n Ut lite h o sp ital.
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Mr an d Mr» W a lle t ll.ttc s an d
M i vs ( W i t h ) la n g e w ere guest»
a t th e b une of ih r la lle t ’s |u f -
r u ts . M r. anil M fs t hade-, l .m g r
of F in itio n , S u n d ay ev en in g .
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11 1
M rs D a lla s M a llo tv is q ic n d
ing a few ila y s w ith her m o th e r in
P o rtla n d th is w rrk
Mr and Mrs. \ I Cook ol
Portland were Sutulay guest» at
I the K J brolliar hotur.
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Mr atwl Mrs [aronard Liuilcr
f»atk of tiresham sprnt the wrrk-
nul with Mr an»l Mrv A. J
i (ieitncr.
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Miv W riulielle Grayliral of
Imbler. Oregon, is visiting with
her sister, Mrs I. Strader.
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John C. Wimdward aiwi win»
i • | . Kei eth ■!!■«• \
sjirnt sexrr.d days rrcrntly al
Cedar s wamp fishing I hey rrj»>rt
a fine time and brought fwck a
nice string of trout.
\ farewell tea was given last
Fhursday at the home of Mrs. F
C. Sundy in honor of Miss Betsy
\nn Highry of Berkley. Calif . and
Mrs. F. If. Saunders, ikiughtrr of
Mr». Sundy. Ihe rooms and tea
table were decorated with gladioli,
\fritan mrrigolds and five finger
ed ferns, (iue'ts present wrix
Mi s l < - !■ • Mr E J Brodiar
and daughter, Nell Kar. Mrs. A
Wang and daughter, Carrin, Mrs
J. Hu< e and c hilt Iren of Mosier
and Mrs. N. Iblye.
Mrs W. F Newton form Wond-
lantl, Washington, is visiting with
Miss Ilalie Knutson at Cascade
I/« k for two weeks Mi-- knot
s..n p|.in- on returning with Mrx
. , » h u rt vi it m W o o d
land.
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Wesley
Andrews,
of the An
.>'<■■•1 tw ran «fvlpped with tab« <
drew. m a rk e t, received a v v e rr
of m m lights trbli b a n
i'.f-h across the hand Tuesday
a great d istance a re iisid In |:„
land to w arn pilots to stay clear W h i l e c in tin o meal. I h r k n d e sev
of sii srea containing several ered I tendon in his thumb
N eo n L ig h ts Tell F ly e r s of P eril
g-.int wlrel..*» i. ,
,
more th an ws» r.-«-t high.
It has
been found th at the n .on w arning
lights serve efficiently In directing
the atten tio n of av iato rs to th e h a /
nrd of th e several tow ers _ __
grouped
_
In s cenimi ioc;ui„n near a lirin-h
( w ith a ■■ i' w to e s ta b lis h in g a d ry
goods M ore here Mr. Wilson for
chan?«L*t,n *
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m e rly of I'n n e v ille , now lixes m
j \ \ a l i a W a lla w h ere he w as en-
Me
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wilvm and
Warren ( rooks are in Cascade
Licks looking over the situation
Mgcfl in the banking business. Mr
* r 'k < "if.' from Allur i t ilif.
Th Piedmont section lying along I he two nu n are old friends of
the foothills of the itine m>h, Ostar Hyde, of the M ens Shop
D e a t h R at« L o w e s t
to b . 5 M. ,^
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any territory of like slz« |n th e 1' ' “ 1'
United States,
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CHAMBl-H OF COMME#]
DANCE
Merrill’s Pavilion
SATURDAY NIGHT
Atirnisaion: 50 Cent*
I adie» Fi
Week from Saturday Night the
Chamber will »p«»n»nr a dance at
Merrill’» Pavilion.
Hi MEED
Wc are equipped to give prompt »if
vice and feel confident that we can
handle the job to your »ati»faction,
whether a butinest card or an illua-
trnted folder on fine enamel »lock.
Letter Head» . . , Cards
Menus . . . Statements
Rill Heads . . . Blotters
Meal Tickets . . . Cirt«^
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