T illamook headlight . O ctober
18, 1917.
icon qc
WEEK
CELEBRATION
tercd will
from be this
EDlb^
- i - qb ER
ai-27.
prizes
made <
community. The
I prizes will be made up as follows: ity upon ourselves alone. The stan­
I
$1,009
c
’
_
,
$1,000
cash
for
the
best patchwork dards of American living and the wel­
National Patch-Work Advertising advertisement; $500 cash
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• for
- th
,.le sec. fare and prosperity of American peo­
Contest One of the Features^
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ond best; $250 for the .'....d u
THE STANDARD STORE IN OUR TOWN OF TILLAMOOK
Hundreds of Contestants from
e
third
best; ple are, after all, our chief concern.
$100 tor the fourth best;
... $50
• = “ for
- the In order to safeguard them we shall
This State.
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE. RELIABLE METHODS
| fiith; and $10 dollars each of the
find it necessary not only to protect
ten our markets at home, but to strike
i
that
earn
honorable mention.
Edison week will be celebrated Oc­
forth boldly in fore ign fields w ith such
tobed 21 to 27. The custom of cele­
governmental sanction as will put
brating the anniversary of the inven­
Letter From the Front.
exports on even terms with
Shop
tion of the incandescent light by pay-1 ! C. J. Edwards has received a letter American
their foreign rivals.
jng honor to the inventive genius of 1
Wisely handled, these post bcllum
A few words to the consumer of wearing apparel,
Thomas A. Edison, the father of the from France from C. H. Coe who
may be the means of estab­
It will pay you to re
electric light, will be again carried worked for him ten years in Newberg . problems
member
when you think about
out this year. More than a million He is Co. E. 18 Engineers. The writ­ lishing the United States upon an
economic basis so firm that its su­
men and women are employed in the er says:
SUITS OR COATS SEE US
Everything with me is fine and premacy can never be assailed.
vast industries built upon or around
We have no competition. We manufacture all
COATS and SUITS
Edison inventions. This custom be-
be­ dandy; and I have no kick coming at
right in our STORE
f And sell DIRECT TO YOU our
Letter From Fort Columbia.
AT MANUFACTURERS
wail with a group of the Edison indus­ all. This is a great beautiful country;
must be averitablc
tries determined to observe October and in
. peace
-
- times
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WHOLESALE PRICES
We save , you the
Wei
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store keepers
,, 3 PROFITS
ravel­ a"d travel-
Liberty Bonds has been the leading
21, and some years later other indus- wo"aerland and
- ■ a _ _ real j jOy
a tour-
ing
expense,
high
rental
expense
and
middle-man
’
s
PROFITS
J
____ think
«
-
-
J
.
Just
for a
tries joined in the yearly celebration ' ,st No,w * - of f course it
i is changed topic in the Fr. for the last week. The
jq YOU
soldiers of the entire army arc being
moment what this means to
YOU- absolutely half the PRICES that you would
4 A few years ago it was decided to de- somewhat
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by the war conditions.
I induced to save a part of their pay
As S an electrician I h.
vote a week to the celebration and ,.Q
ha
have to pay IN ANY OTHER STORE
our town.
We MANUFACTURE
noticed the and invest in liberty bonds. The cam-
aince then Edison week has been ob- ““*erent
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’-•x-t'ZlW _ and d ave
power
plants
paign
commenced
last
Thursday,
new styles in COATS an<J SUITS ^or LADIES and MISSES-
Exclusive new
! 1 have seen; and uhi‘ yet I have had everybody in Fort Columbia and
served throughout the country.
styles every week -
A great number of persons will no chance to see while
the gener: _
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generating
Fort day.
Canby
Fort Stevens
celebrate this year due to the re- or the operating rooms
of any plant
tele- that
The went
two to regiments
Of the
OUTOF town people - ’t will pay you to spend vour fares and come and
markable success attending the ..
one un
can ji judge by out defense of the Columbia paraded to-
.
- plant
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'■*» vug
re- phone
INSPECT OUR BEAUTIFUL LINE OF COATS AND SUITS-
search work of Mr. Edison during the u,n
side J??!i
appearance
that the
they
are «,7 not
gethcr
for the
the first~
first time, here are
a_ran?c that
V ar
ot as K*
ther for
will be. At
jast year. Chemicals which America well developed yet as they ------
* - about
--- - two
----- • hundred
---- -J mcn jn tjle two
OUR LADIES TAILORING DEPARTMENT will be GLAD to make
found herself cut off from due to the present I can not describe very close- 1 «_____ __ —
regiments
and
up to vour order EXCLUSIVE STYLES *” anv stvle you mav desire. In making
condition or make compari- 'n8- There we we made a fine show­
war embargo placed upon materials . iy any conditions
ing. There were speeches and music
Jrom Europe, produced a grave prob­ . sons on different things, but later I by
YOOR COATS, SUITS OR SEPARATE SKIRTS WE GUARANTEE TO GIVE YOU
two bands,
lem in many big plants in the United I j will give you a better description. 1 °"'n Fort C , one of them being our j| SATISFACTION.
Columbia
band.
The
States. Substitutes had to be found to , ¡Wood, as you know is scarce ovpr all amount «nh—
is scarce
over all amount
by the enlisted
poies
,nen
l subscribed
0,1
take the place of ingredients no long­ the country here, so
We make MENS SUITS AND COATS TAILORED IN OUR STORE ON PREMISES.
so for supplemented
poles tnere
there • fenscs
men an(
and
of the Coast De-
of officers
th
er obtained from Europe. This state . I are lots of steel towers,
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‘
-
-he
Columbia
to
the
liberty
<oi affairs was brought to the inven­ where were possible by y building
building ex- j loan totals more than $50,000.00
"shop '5 F*rst St. Tillamook
tor's attention as things became crit­ I tensions and roof brackets. Their con- °Ur company subscribed up to this
if
but
ical. It was most vital that something I struction however, is excellent; • con-
but
time
$1,000,00.
The
boys
assign
$5
be done. Mr. Edison took matters in they do not carry any such heavy r per month of their pay to the Federal
hand. He began his research work at leads as we do.
i Reserve Bank of New York City un-
the Edison Laboratories with the
As to our location or work, I can 1 til their band is paid for. Three have
sole purpose of finding in this country not now write except to say wc arc in i taken out a $100.00 bond while the
Notice|.
the necessary ingredients or substitu­ France and that the conditions are > rest have taken a $50.00 bond. Quite
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tes that were so urgently needed in both interesting and instructive. All | a number have alloted from $10.00 To Whom It May Concern:
the industrial world. Again Mr. Ed­ the Newberg bunch are doing fine . to $25.00 out of their pay each
Whereas, The State Board of Fish Ì
ison demonstrated his stickativencss and feeling in the best of physical | month to their parents or some home and Game Commissioners of the
and tenacity of purpose would sur­ condition. No quitters or “crabs” in bank for future use when the war is State of Oregon has propagated and
stocked and is progagaling
and I
round almost superhuman difficulties. the bunch, but all are making the best ' over.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
stocking
the
waters
of
Tillamook
Thousands of men today are employ­ of everything.
I Last week Corporal Wicklund and
Just a general description of the 15 privates went to Ilwaco where Bay and its tributaries, in Tillamook
ed in the production of chemicals that
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, LATH AND
are now produced by Thomas Edison country; AU around are churches, they picked cranberries for three days County, State of Oregon, with Salmon
in sufficient quantities to be of great buildings and other structures, many Three of them, however are still pick­ and other food fish, and
BRICK; DOMESTIC STEAM AND
Whereas, said Tillamook Bay and
of which are a way over a thousand ing, but the rest of them earned
service commercially.
For the last few months the United years old, and bear both historical about $1.25 and spent $1.50 each its tributaries are frequented with
SMITHING COAL.
States has been feeling the effects of and legendary interest to the country. day, so back to camp was the result. salmon and other food fish and for
the
purpose
of
protecting
the
same,
They
rise
on
every
hand
in
stately
the Edison research work in the re­
Warehouse and Office Cor. Front and 3rd Ave. West. Tillamook, Or.
An appeal was made to the govern­
lief afforded many plants that are grandeur and their beautiful or mas­ ment to send down some soldiers to the Board of Fish and Gjme Com­
missioners
has
decided
to
make
cer
­
now securing ingredients ‘necessary sive type of architect shows that help pick cranberries on account of tain changes in the closed portions of
in manufacture which formerly came I great care was spent on their con­ scarcity of. help.
certain tributaries of said Tillamook
from Europe. It was characteristic of struction and design. Some of the old
We have been taking our hikes reg­ Bay, and in order to do so it is deem­
Mr. Edison to withhold the announce­ chateaus still are surmounted by ularly on Wednesday of each week. ed
- advisable to abrogate the orders
ment of his wonderful success until fighting towers which in their time Two weeks ago we started out on a I heretofore made by St-te Board of
the situation was well in hand. It was were quite a formidable means of de­ hike and took our ponchoes along as Fish and Game Commissioners estab­
thus when a few months ago sur­ fense, but now, after all these hun­ it looked a little like rain. Of course 1 lishing dead lines on said tributaries
rounded by five hundred
Edison dreds of years, they would crumple it did not rain as we went down but < of Tillamook Bay, to-w;t: Hoquarton
phdnogfaph dealers who called upon before even a stiff machine gun fire. on the way back it drizzled all the Slough and Tillamook River.
him at his laboratories at Orange, On our way here we were given much way. We were anything but dry when
Now Therefore, Notice is hereby
New Jersey, he made a simple an­ opportunity to sec much of the coun­ wc returned to camp that evening. given by said Board of Fish and
nouncement of his remarkable re­ try and believe me I saw all 1 could We were not the only ones as the Game Commissioners that said trib­
search work. The cheers that greeted in the time at my disposal. The trip Seventh company which went along utaries of said Tillamook Bay, de­
his words were echoed in thousands has been both instructive and inter­ with us was as bad off as we were. scribed as follows, to-wit: Hoquarton
Not gravity, but boil­
of big industrial plants the following esting, and except for sea sickness, Last week we had a fine hike to Slough and Tillamook River are and
ing points, is the real
day when the newspaper accounts of and the expected minor discomforts Megler. Took our lunch with us each of them is hereby open to the
Mr. Edison’s success were cabled of crowded traveling conditions, has and practiced signalling most of the public for fishing from and after No­
test for gasoline. Red
time.
been
pleasant.
vember 3rd, 1917, and any and all
around the world.
Crown has the correct
We will soon start in on rifle prac­ orders closing said streams or any
I am writing this in a crowded room
Several weeks ago Mr. Edison's
boiling points in a con
work for the United States was in­ to the tune of a Victrola and six tice, probably this week if the weath­ portion thereof heretofore made by
tinuous chain.
terrupted for a few minutes while his husky singers who arc inflicting upon er is favorable. Our drill at the large said State Board of Fish and Game
associates remined him that a hun­ us the painful news that my “Old guns will soon be over on account of Commissioners under provisions of
Section 5316 L. O. L. :.nd hereby
dred men from every section of the I Kentucky Home” is. down in Alabama the winter coming on.
Standard
Last Saturday morning we had a abrogated, and said streams and each
¡country were in his library waiting to ! or something like that. A sputtering
Oil Company
( California)
present him with a gold medal cele­ candle is on the table for light, but, ’ cablegram read to us from General of them will remain open to the pub­
brating his fortieth anniversary of believe me, we sure do appreciate the ' Pershing in France. One of the sev- lic for fishing from and after said 3rd
day of November, 1917, until said
'yhe (iaso/ine
the invention of the dictating machine Y. M. C. A.. They are everywhere cral things he mentioned was the in- streams
of them is again
of Quality
Not a day goes by that does not with the soldiers; and where ever . tensive training of our troops in closed to or the either
public
for
fishing
there
­
bring to mind half a dozen inventions they are they are run by "regular” rifle practice before they arc sent in as provided by Section 5316 L. O.
that came into life upon that date American young mcn who give a<l" across the pond, and that trench war­ L. as amended by Chapter 400 Gen­
through the genius of this inventor, i vice, information, and comfort. They fare should not have the preference. eral Laws of Oregon for 1917.
STAR GARAGE.
Three years ago, having completed I H generally have a Victrola and plenty This means that General Pershing
Dated
this
18th
day
of
October,
believes
that
it
is
better
for
the
men
his work on the storage battery, Mr. of reading matter, a place to write
1917.
TILLAMOOK GARAGE
Edison decided that he would try to I and read, and they are sure patroniz- to learn how to shoot and know it State Board of Fish and Game Com­
thoroughly
before
they
learn
any
­
develop a means of recording the re­ led by the boys. When I come back
missioners,
by
producing sound which would make believe me 1 will always have a paid thing else. No doubt there is a great James Withycombc, C. F. Stone, Mar­
And also that portion of said Ho­
of ammunition wasted on the
the reproduction so true to life that up Y. M. card in my pocket as long deal
ion Jack, I. N. Fleischner, F. M. quarton Slough between a point 50
battle field in this war. He also
H. T. Botta, Pres. Attorney
it could not be told from the original. as 1 have coin to pay anything.
Warren.
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feet above the uppermost portion of
at-Law.
Here wc are at a rather serious dis- states that target ranges in France
It proved to be the longest and most
the mouth of the old or North Fork
arc scarce as all available land is
Notice.
costly research work ever undertaken | advantage,
.. . for we can not talk or un­ used
John Leland Henderson, Sec­
of
Trask
River
and
a
point
50
feet
in
growing
crops.
•
by Mr. Edison, Three million dollars derstand French; but there are
below the lowermost portion of the
retary Treas., Attorney-at-
An order has been issued by the To Whom It May Concern:
were spent in experimental work enough of the boys who can Ret h-- Coast
mouth of said Old or North Fork of
commander at Fort
Law and Notrary Public.
Whereas, The State Board of Fish Trask River. And also all that por­
alone and these experiments were not i with it so that we can get along all Stevens Defense
to the effect that all recruits and Game Commissioners of the
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The rest of us are gradually for the Coast
completed until last
__ , year.
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Artillery will hereafter State of Oregon has propagated and tion of Tillamook River and its tribu­
Tillamook Title and
j
WC
H
assimilating
enough
so
that
soon
we
Not satisfied with his own as
taries above a point on said river
be turned into the lOth Company
as his associates’ approval of the lit­ can get along, though probably we until we have reached our full quota stocked and is propagating and where the township line running
Abstract Co.
stocking the waters of Tillamook Bay north and South between ranges nine
eral reproduction of the human voice I never will speak correct French.
of 109 men.
and its tributaries, in Tillamook and ten west of the Willamatte Meri­
in the New Edison. Mr. Edison in­ | The war conditions are pictured
Law,
Abstracts. Real Katate,
Last Thursday was Liberty Loan
sisted that it be given an acid test, j in the papers closer than we can day which was devoted to athletic County, State of Oregon, with salmon dian crosses said Tillamook River.
Insurance.
.-.nd
other
food
fish,
and;
And also that portion of the South
before the American public, it was at write; so 1 can not add anything to sports. Our company was the winner
Both Phones.
Whereas, said Tillamook Bay and Fork of Trask River, and its tribu­
Mr. Edison’s direct order that the ar­ I the reports you read, but I am begin- in most all the stunts.
its tributaries are frequented by sal­ taries, above its confluence with Till-
TILLAMOOK— OREGON.
tist stood beside the New Edison and • ning to think Sherman was too con-
Today wc had the pleasure of hav­ mon and other food fish, and for the | | amook
River, are, and each of them
sang in direct comparison with the ' servative in his celebrated definition ing Electrician Sergeant John T. purpose
of
protecting
the
same
the
Re-Creation. Then followed that ser­ I of war.
Higgins, formerly of the 10th Com­ said Board of Fish and Ganic Com­ is hereby closed to fishing of any
ies of remarkable tone tests which ■ However, I would not take even an pany in our midst. Occasionally Ben missioners has decided to close cer­ kind, except with hook and line, com­
’till continue in the shrines of music hororable discharge until our mission Stam from across the river drops in tain of the tributaries of said Tilla­ monly called angling, for salmon and
in all parts of the United States. One was accomplished here. I have no re­ to see us and we tolk over .old times mook Bay, as follows, to-wit: Ho- other food fish, from and after No­
vember 4th, 1917, until said tributar­
million music lovers have attended grets for enlisting; and would do so together.
’ quarton Slough above a point and on ies of said Tillamook Bay arc opened
concerts since then and listened to again if the same conditions were in
On the 24th of last month Sergeant said slough where the quarter section again, to salmon and other food fish,
THAN EVER
toe living artists sing in direct coin- effect.
I. E. Keldson was appointed First line running north and south through fishing herein prohibited, as provided
We are running under the daylight Sergeant,
Parison with the Re-Creation of his
the center of sections 24 and 25, T. 1 by section 5316 I.. O. L. as amended
relieving
E.
J.
Claussen.
j/oor rodiy
saving rule—one hour ahead of stan­ Saturday a number of men were ap­ S„ R. 10 West of the Willamette
toice.
by Chapter <00 General Laws of
The living artist standing beside dard time—and it is now 9 p.m. and I pointed sergeants and corporals and Meridian, crosses said slough, And Oregon for 1917. And it is and shall
deys
must be
the phonograph and singing in direct ’ will soon have to go to bed while you first class privates, the names of also that portion of said Slough be- be unlawful to fish for salmon, or
\ productive.
comparison with the re-creation of his are probably on your way to dinner which will be announced next week. tween a point 50 feet above the up- take and catch salmon and other food
■l&tutoHcreaoires
toice proved that Mr. Edison had ac- (12 noon) unless some disgruntled The boys have been studying very permost portion of the mouth of fish in any of said waters from and
sub’’ is trying 13 to
cually discovered the way of literal ’’ —
. explain
, to you . ., that . hard the last few weeks for these ap­ Stillwell Ditch and a point 50 f...
feet
'
after
said
November
4th,
1917.
And
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• too ■ Ion» and ■ -
'oice reproduction. A new method of ....
his Kollawatts
that t pointments.
below the lowermost portion of the J any and all persons violating the pro­
nusical entertainment known as the the old block box runs all the time
Wc sure did do justice to the chick­ mouth of said Stillwell Ditch. And visions of this notice will be prosecut­
one test concert is today strongly his wife is using the electric iron; ens that were sent to us about a week also that portion of said Slough be-I ed as by law provided.
endorsed in all the important music and don't even stop when only the or ten days ago. They went like hot- tween a point 50 feet above the up­
Dated this 18th day of October, |
■enters of the United States. Metro­ porch light is burning. Electric light cakes and filled a long felt want. permost portion of the mouth of the 1917.
complaints
must
be
worse
than
tele-
,
Old
or
North
Fork
of
Trask
River
politan Opera singers are being book­
Those ten crates of peaches which
Board of Fish and Game Com- i
ed for months ahead this coming sca- phone complaints for they can’t have were sent to us by W. G. Dwight and a point 50 feet below the lower­ State
Cut full ir\ shoulder, chest
missioners, by
the
satisfaction
of
cussing
central.
*on, proud to stand before an aud-
were enjoyed very
bv all. Me most portion of the mouth of said
Old
or
North
Fork
of
Trask
River.
ard ornxs-cornfortuble. strorg.
James
Withycombc,
C.
F.
Stone,
Mar-
|
ence of music lovers and sing in di-
sure cannot express in words our ap­ And also all that portion of the Tilla­
ion Jack, 1. N. Fleischner, F. M.
preciation
of
what
the
folks
at
home
fct comparison with Edison's re-
lonû Keamg UHerproof abolakfr
Post Bellum Problems.
mook River above a point thereon
Warren.
cteation of their voices.
are doing for us.
SATISFACTION
AJTOWEAU)
the township line running
An order has been Issued for the where
for the first time in the history of
CUARANTETb
north
and
south
between
ranges
nine
lost
Those who speak of German’s
erection at once of cantonemcnts for and ten west of the Willamette Meri­
tcusic vast audiences have gathered
Six Months of Recruiting.
0 listen to noted artists sing in di­ foreign trade as if it was gone forever all companies now housed in tents. dian crosses the Tillamook River
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ed comparison with their Re-Creat- forget that if Germany is able, after This sounds good to us as wc are lo- And also all that part of the South
I
fin
figures
for the regular army
the
war,
to
offer
commodities
at
a
winter
catcd
in
a
rlace
where
the
0 voices on the New Edison Phono-
Fork of Trask river above its conflu­
1 alone recruiting for the first six
rjPh Music critics of fnore than five price lower than they can be obtained storms will have full sway.
ence
with
said
Tillamook
River,
all
nndred leading newspapers of the elsewhere, Germany will get the busi­
being in Tillamook County, State of months of war has been satisfactory.
■mted States have written accounts ness. And for all the warmth of re­ Iowa 'Dry' State, By Vote of People Oregon, to prevent fishing therein by Roughly it has averaged something
gard
which
we
now
entertain
towards
’these concerts. Because of the. un-
any means whatever, except with well over an army division a month.
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,®l interest shown in these recitals France and Great Britian, we shall
DesMoines, la., Oct. 15—Returns hook and line, commonly called angl­ On April 1 the army lacked 1 S3,80S
not
offer
to
French
or
British
goods
otimbcr of newspaper criticisms
late tonight from the special election ing, for salmon or other food fish.
Now Therefore, Notice is hereby of the authorized war '.trength. This
lvc been collected in a book. On« of an advantage in our markets which to decide the question of prohibition
would
operate
to
the
detriment
of
le events of Edison Week will be a
by constitutional amendment in Iowa given by said State Board of Fish and strength was reached more than a
American
wage
earners.
Sentimental
‘"test for $2,000 in prizes which
indicated a “dry” victory of 10,000 Game Commissioners that said por­ month ago and th« re is now an ex­
be awarded to the non-profess- regard does not extend to commerce to 15,000. These figures, generally tions of said tributaries of said Tilla­ cess of 33,300 recruits.
"il ad-writers and other amateurs in peace time, and even if the war from districts favorable to the drys mook Bay. described as follows, to-
Regular army figures do not tell the
‘’“• a field who have formerly enter- time emotions linger for a while, our began to shrink as late report, came wit; Hoquarton Slough above a point whole story. Sea forces and the nat­
best
friends
among
the
nations
will
thereon
where
the
quarter
section
’Je contest to try their hand at
in from cities in the Eastern portion
ional guard, before it federalization,
"yt’Work and writing—the patch- have trouble, of their own which will of the state and at midnight prohibi- line running north and south between accepted more than 250,000 others
limit
their
display
of
altruism.
This
sections
24
and
25,
T.
1
S.,
R
10
or* adds being made up as senten-
bition leader, claimed victory by 15,-
and the grand total of accepted vol­
Meridian unteers for land and sea establish­
s token from different critiques will not be because they are selfish, i 000. De, Moines went dry by 1410. west of the Willamette
but
because
economic
forces
will
crosses
said
Slough.
And
also
that
”toined in the collection bearing
ments in the six months will approxi­
Iowa voters today decided to pro­
drive them to grasp for foreign mar­ hibit the manufacture and sale of portion of said Hoquarton Slough be­ mate half a million when ail returns
J® Edison Tone Tests.
tween a point 50 feet above the up­ arc in This <lo< » not include the thou
kets
with
all
the
energy
and
ingenuity
rr,.J S. Lamar, Edison dealer _ot
liqnor in thi, state by constitutional permost portion of the mouth of Still­
Sold Everywhere
c,ty a few days ago, publicly in- they possess.
amendment. The state ha, been dry well Ditch and a point 50 feet below sands of inert who have been and are
The
same
forces
will
govern
our
i by statutory provisions for two year,. the lowermost portion of the mouth now candidates for commissions at
d music lovers to this city to en-
own
commercial
policy.
What
we
the officers’ camps. 1 __ he American
’he contest, which closes October
I The amendment becomes effective of said Stillwell Ditch.
must make up our mind to is that we
spirit is still what it was.
.
Lamar last night said that m»t
depend ’ ’for
economic secur- immediately.
r- our •«•nnnntif
*tol hundred contestants had en-
Golden’s
Bear in Mind
GOLDEN’S
LiAMB-SCHRADER co .
Ml
ISffM
’ M ore
T owek I ki B rand
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