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J o h n H . T r a i l s , Euyinas Manager
M a r k A. S h i r k b ,
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in Case»*!« ia»ck*. '
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L e s i o n po*t N<> s s . B o n n e v ille .
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THE xPIHN *.
Noble E
Hyd*
A h ' T h e Spring
S e ts us thinking tu such ch an n e l*.
A» the » « » s a r d sephyrs bring
> .» , to think In o th e r c h a n u e ls .
t'f f with o i e r r o a t aud llsnuel*.
F o r we want to feel th e h r * * » * .
On our elbow* and o u r knee«.
'C ause It's S p r ln « '
Ha* T h e Sp rin g '
Soon, the cold we ll he forg ettin g .
P ur th e geese are north s-w tag
See the hens the ro oster petting
P led ging him they II soon b* settin g
W hile our cat s renewed her pro w ls*
To our neighbor'» ro rln g thoroas.
'C a n s * It's S i t i n g ’
P0ST WORKS ON
TRAFFIC WOß
And did »OM e re» h e a r of t h e '
absent minded < lerh who wrapped
hlmaelf up In h<* w o rh?
• * *
I by W lls% I*
|a M
y Barn»
T h * first tan d a y * at t h e bea< h
A < '■ * • •» e l t a ,.M U ,
'
are th e hottest
a r d e I»
e s s
d u ty
W ife K teey o n e o f your frie n d s
There reread . _
tried to hiss me at your party tael
• M f t . e h .tr ! . ,,r
night
*» l itt lie
le - g 1—
tom 1
i n * m . a 5®*
* M|y
Mueband
W ell
what do you , Mr.
h
'‘ i
'Ml* Wv,,
i w s a l m * to d>»* Make th e m a ll |
I apologlae to y ou *
t„ ^ | Th" - - .
s from (k41
fife
No I want yon to throw
g»wpb. a leseo,
* »Ms
i an o th e r party,
W h i le the kwh al
* ^
Husband My pel. a g r e a t phy
1 s lrlan war» women r e q u i r e m o r *
sleep than usu al “
"If»
( s u spicio usly 1 O h ’
Husband
Vea. my d e a r a o-wf-
perbapa y ou ’d b e a le r a o< wait up
for m e tonight
• *
*
Sh e Meet me at th e c o r n e r t o
was decided to sta rt worh Improv.
night at seven o 'clo ck
Ing the road through the town this
II*
All rig h t. ■ b a t Urn* will
s ir in g
you be th e r e *
T he a d * a n ta g e of c o o p é r a t if *
action among the people o f a com-
Tw o ta a cou ple and th r e e la a
munlly » a , b h » i better demon
crowd If the th ird ou r » a r«p
strated
B usiness m«n
w .n te d
th e Improvement
Th*r
forgot
Uh» was only a n und I r r o k o #
personal d iffe ren ce s,
moved
In
mass fo re* on *n o b je c tiv e and d a u s h t e f . but t h e r e • *• n o t h in g
• •>ld or stiff ab out her
won
It I* within the grasp of the
*opl# of the d istrict tu bund a
com m unity that will be the pride
THE POET'S CORNER
of Oregon
W hatever they will
to do. they ran do They Wanted
a r u d and thev got it T h e y want
J o h n T h o m a s « • ■ d » s ri|
s tre et lights and they wilt get
f I could »uly go where t h e b a n *
them
T h - y desire a ru ral f i r *
naa grow,
district, and they will ob' »In It
If !!.• > a I > Industrial plan ts and \nd roes «nut* grow
s fam ous • miner resort on the in Afrten.
shore of t h r lak e and a town of And play with th e m o n k e y s all
sp lm d ld
bualnesa
houxs*
and
•tsv
b eautiful h o m e , they will procure Add swing In t h * tree«
them, provided they stand shoal- And then g o hom e
dey to shoulder end fight
-I
T h e rich e a rth turned up by
1. In c o r p o ra t e th e tow n.
a rd e n e r s Is a Joy to tillers of the
2 C r e a te a w ater d is tr ic t.
<i)||. aud th e hill* a r e r .-s e i .o lr s
3 C r e a te a Ore d is tr ic t.
i R e -o rg a n lie a c h a m b e r of c o m fo r th e purest of water
Son e e ltt ie li* hav.- a
feeling
m erce.
hat they a r e only tem po rary *o-
S. I n s ta ll s tre e t liithta.
o u ru e rs h e re that soon they will
6 Lay down side w alk s.
' » » e to “ up an ch o r ami a w a y "
■ *me s i l l not even wait to see t h *
IHA\ \ W I T H T H E KIN G
at er o f th e Columbia rise until
“ N e ith e r K ing nor clow n
s n a il
it fo r m * a la k e fifty mites long
ru le th is tow n.
.nd o f no m ean bread th
Nor will
So le t's be d o n e
with
I»eputy
hey see th e Ind ustrial plant* that
B ro w n ''
will b - given Impetu» by the pow-
R e a lly . I ’eputy S h e r i f f
B ro w n ->r o f th e pent-lip flood o n l y as
is not a had c h a p — u n til he bw- visito-» on som e not fa r distant
coanes frig h te n e d o r g e t* mad o r •av will they see the trim business
I j »- s his head, o r w h a te v e r It Is house*, th e well-lighted well-pnv-
th.it o c c u r s to him when he has . d s tr e e t s , t h e c o m fo rta b le homes
c a ion to e x e rcise th . a u t h o r i t y .mi aparto US gard ens Ihn I Will dt*-
vested iu him by law.
ilr.guish t h e present to w n s ll*
T h e deputy g a r * a d e m o n s t r a
B u t most re sid e n t* have more
tion of his u n fitn e s s fo r a u t h o r i t y th an a passing Interest in
(h e
or .
n ig h t last week when h e rw- town
It Is tr u e no org a n isation
pcad edly h a m m e re d a d ru n k man no m a y o r, nor m achinery
with
< v. r th e c r a n iu m with a
black
h lrh to com pel the dMatory or
- ‘ k
T h - d e m o n s tra tio n « « * no
to do t b * l i pari IW
u n w h o le s o m e bit o f b ru ta lity , u n d 1 he g e n e r a l good r i n be used
T i n i h t i u \ r i t o i w j «i
t h e r e was m u ch m u rm u rin g l o u d j
a * a result.
.•.» I
lug
f o r t Sand and the small cities
c r itic is m a m o n g * r *
w i tn e s s e s . • „ M»t <j„ h i* part
" n
H » e r r r e . a It*tl
of the W illa m e tte valley are fig
T h e d r u n * m an did not want Mr‘ th e re a t i t t l » .“ a* th e old aw hav -iratlveiy scra tch in g t h * jr head*
e n t e r Deputy S h e r i f f B r o w n 's c a r it wilt do th e trick
Let us a l l j n n d pussllng their minds over a
and he d rive n hom e. He d o e s n 't do o u r part
r e i n s of o b taining f i n d *
with
know why he d id n ’t want to go
■ ■ ...... ..........
» hlch to d efra y c. »t* of obtaining
home, and n e it h e r do we
know
U \TI H \ M i I MH I l
de» trl. al en.
;» Honn
why h e did not re m a in h o m e a f
E a s t o f C ascad e l-ock * a thou I dam
te r he « a * dumped on his own
g e-Tetary of i n te rio r I r k r s has
d oor s t * 7 . but th e r e was n e it h e r san d a c r e s of the rich e st soil In declared that h« will spend
no
O reg on Hew Idle be- ause It need
or anion n o r pro vocatio n f o r th e
more
money
In
Oregon,
that
the
water.
W a t e r and b r o k .n up li
p'rn u a g lon b rou g h t to b ea r upon
'•>le had more thvn It* s h are of
to o n e - s e r e and five-a cre i r s e '
him
L-dcrsI
fu nd*
T h is b»ld s t a t e
It would provide hom es for a tars
ft is re p .rt* d — and we hav e no n u m b e r of fa m ilie s and perm it <>' ment »rouse.) the Cortland city
-un. I from ¡ ' * usual l e t h a r g . for
r - a s o n to doubt I t — th a t Deputy th e uulldin g o f a rich a g ric u ltu r a l
S h e r i f f B ro w n h< at up o n e o f th e d is tr ict.
T h e r e is a genuine de !* had evpec»ed the n ational a d
m e :.:b e n . o f th e s e ctio n gang a itiand fo r th e land, but no one m inistratio n to com e fo rward with
money
need -d to
co n s tr u ct
a
m o n th a g o
T h e m an he beat up
wants It b e ca u se o f ab sence of * i »
power line down 'h e liv e r
la st week Is em ployed on th e dam te r
In Its pre«er.t s t a t e It h-» j
Acting at d irection of hi* m a n -
W ith a s t a t e liq u o r s t o r e at hand. l i t t l e o r no value. W h e n watered
•'ll Mayor C arson has «ailed
a
*' m e drunken.-«» {» to be expected
and sold a s a c r e tr a c t s It ha* a
meeting of re p re s en ta tiv es from
E v e n th e d e j ’ ity s h e r if f m u st have v alu e o f »Zon to f i n o an acre
m u nicipalities In th e P ortland te r .
r»-allz*d t h a t when he to og hi*
T h e C h ro n ic le bellev.-a t h " own
p e *e n t p o sition
A m a j o r i t y of e rs can w a ter t h e land at a rea- rltory for Marrh l for the pur
t h e men em ployed on th e
dam aon ab le co s t If th e y will Join one pose o f procuring help In solving
h a v e frie n d s.
Som e
day
th e se n n o th e r In fo rm in g a ru ra l » a t e r the problem.
No o n * know * yet how murn the
f - i - n d s a r e going to grow aug ry d is tr ic t, which operate# on
the
*'i*h t h e deputy s h e r if f, fo r th e s a m e prin cip le a s a sc hool d is high te nsion lines will cost, hut
best guess places th r expense at
1 * o f av e ra g e » will p rom pt him trict.
som ething I lk * » 5 .0 0O .00 0
lt*»|.
to b la c k - j a c k th e w rong fellow
W a t e r Is a v a ila b le fo r th e land
dents
and
property
ow
ner*
o
f
the
And th e n we a r e g oin g to feel T a x e s would be low. G overnm ent
s o r r y f o r Deputy S h e r i f f B row n e n g in e e r s and th e s t a t e e n g in e e r* B o nneville Ihim a re * ran lytnps-
No o n e b e l ie v e . S h e r i f f E d lrk a r e prepared to explain all d etails thlxe with people of P ortland , hut
In view of th e fact that power
v-ould co n d o n e his deputy s h e riff's If so m e one will call a m eeting
fat*-« m u si. a* a m atter of e c o n
: ''o n * , and we a r e r o n fl d e n t t h * '
Is It not possible to get c o n
if he k/iew th e f a r t s t h e r e would ce r te d actio n and b ring th e prop om ic* re m ain low.-r «• t h * s . i t . h
be a new d eputy sheriff In town e r t y o w n e r* t o g e th e r fo r th e ir m u than at a d istan ce , they rn n c o t
b e fo re th e week Is ou t. T h e fa c t * tu a l b en e fit and for th e benefit he expected to jo in In solving the
shou ld he b ro u g h t to hi* a tte n ti o n . o f th e co m m u n ity a* a w h o le ' W e problem.
should like to see Noble Hyde and
( H I T P R ID E DEYKMH’ IM ;
W . J . C arlson l a k e a lead In this
LITTLE KNOWN FACTS
T h e c iv ic pride developing In m a tt e r .
t h e d is t r ic t Is e n c o u ra g in g .
The
AN O B J E C T L I ».SON
s e t t i n g o ffe r* o n e o f th e loveliest
F r a n k A u lrle th . principal o f I h *
n a tu r a l s i t e s f o r a to wn of Im
Bald T h e O reg onian In a new* l«ork* grade school
and
high
p o rta n ce th a t cou ld be Imagined. sto r y F r i d a y m o rn in g ;
school and b ask e tb a ll r o a ih . I» g
T h e sce n e ry 1« u n su rp a s s e d , th e
" C s E s d * I-ock* won a notable
g ra d u a te o f
W ashing ton
Htate
m o u n ta in s a r e b e a u tif u l, th e t e r - , victory a t the s t a t e highway c » ir
normal and Oregon norm al, and
rain offer» no o b s ta c le s to build-1 mission m e e tin g y esterday when It
also attended th e Cnlver»lty
of
C a lifo rn ia . I » * Angele« branch
it
I. 0 CAL LEGION
A SM ILE OR TWO
m an a f * r * , M
IIMI* f u r . I ,
• e r e only t h .
U» *»t 1 hrlr-m „
I 'tn p h ' T h e S p rin g '
W hen th e wife c le a n * up the room
K e arrau g tng everything.
Yes she 'll tear-u p every room
With her bucket, swab and broom.
'T ho ug h w* wonder why she does It,
W ell we know. It I* h*owu»* It
Is th e S p rin g '
«H K P W Mi RAM
i
I» IM t 'I I W I M * >•»
No man is better than the
company he keeps. ft
E B Wnlte. ow ner o f Cascade
l » c k ' * newest apartm en t house,
helped build th e main line o f the
N orthern I’nclflc railroad
from
Mlsgotjla. Montana, to T a co m a In
i the e a rly 'AO's T h e town of Butti-
\ « rlln. Oregon. I* bulli on his old
‘i f* rm
He subdivided ami
sold
è much o f the present to w nslte „1
■ llo seburg
At 75 he I , hale and
I hearty and strong.
l ilo r la I n « » W » n d « fly
I would like to go
VMhrre th e g i « a»| hou ses i f » ,
T h e re on the .!<-««.rt (s ta n d ,
I would find n sleepy rr.w-ndlle
T h a t lie* and b lin k s Into th e Nile
*
s
s
Ih in n *
je sn e
H e W it l
I) W rng T -ng lel>| I «so
A I 'k l B r s * buy Is h*
He liv e* in C h in * far * w * y
lit# eye» #re s lan t and th in
And he's always d r r * » * d
In c o lo rs bright and rny
your
th .^ ^ *» *
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„ 1* » his
y
f *< e I , r m
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U his r o a .e p t U ., of h e ,
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Iran l ^ g l o e t h > .- „ k #,j
la striv in g to assist i ,
p o r ta n t matter
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frm¡¡w»|n|{|jt ^
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to
pul
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fa«
**•»• “ I pedeeirt e , * aaikt»» m
• b s highway
Thu rsapmi ,
t h è Niste Highway I 'n e a i w » »
ou r reqaewt Is very s e t tms
r l a t e .1
a n t I« t,« n | IU I V
|g|
s d v o - n tin g the lestsllslh* 4 ,
f.-»l)»e(h or sidewalk ya/thB
Ihr h l g h w s r from th*
»■•«d (o th e vlee point. ,»»( af Ms
nr ville lo » |wial In Ik« >Mg||
•>f ilu nny Villa, west at hkesr-'h»
In rewpunes U Ih* legte«. w«*
csc y
this fo .lM th th* •*»
H ig h w ay Commieslon t f ' Vw g
l*us< It haa not Ih* mosey t. « g
for Ish u r lo tastali suck r u w
a l t h i s Itone bai It to th*« -vs
l l» n •»» c e d r a r . e |„ hat* lie »St
p e rfo rm e d hr ih* msmhwv «( M
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C «mene si « s k u * * * rgb
• h e « th a t ( i s y to «g e t ■)«•<
Wp I« th e Spring and to Ito «m
th is a f r i U ' W r s l r a s he mat» is
H ig hw ay f o n k t l t e i a s «UI irta*
a l l neceanary grnrel tad alto« as
U rlala
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Electrical Appliances
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