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LUME 32
TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1921
NEW COUNTY AGENT BUTTER
‘ INSPECTOR OF U. S. NAVY
Served Overseas With The Twentieth
Engineers; Commissioned
Lieutenant
Corvallis , Jan.
CHEESEMAKEflS
PI rpT nrriprno
tLtbl UrrlLtnd
31—(Special) —
(BAR VIEW MAN RECOVERING
FROM PNEUMONA ATTACK
Absence of Electric Lights
Preven'
-o-<»••••
Program
ÍNUMBER 14
STATE NETS OVER $2,000,000
IN MOTOR VEHICLE RECEIPTS
Tillamook
County
Automobiliits
Contribute Over $28,000
/ of This Amount
I
Bar View, Feb. 3—(Special) —
The automobile census for the
Reports The The many friends of R. W. Jackson Plate Glass Windows Suffer From state of Oregon for 1920 has Just Many Important Cases On Docket
1
Pine, Tillamook’s new county agent,
will be glad to learn that Ray is
been made public by Secretary of
General Situation In Cheese
Vote of 26 To 4.—Now
Fury of High Wind
To Be Disposed of During
has been official butter inspector tor
getting along fine from i his recent
State Kozer.
the
U.
S.
navy,
and
that
he
served
Up To House
' February Term
Last Saturday
Market Favorable
Motor
attack of pneumonia. Ray left Bar
vehicle license receipts
overseas with the 20th Engineers,
looking
all O.
re-
View
a
week
or
so
ago
1
for
the
period
covered
by
the
V
winning a commission as lieutenant.
port totalled more than $2,000,00.
K. but two days later Mrs. Jackson
Mr.
Pine
was
brought
up
in
the
OF
COMMERCE
POSSIBILITY
OF
A RAISE
.MBER
There were 103,790 automobiles reg­ LUMBER COMPANY SUED
recelvd a wire that R. E. was down RAIL TRANSPORTATION TIED
dairy business, being raised in Hum­
istered in the Btate last year, and of
wth pneumonia In Portland, She
aiding in fight for road boldt county, California, on a dairy
FOR ALLEGED DAMAGES
OF THREE CENTS NOTED
UP BY TRACK OBSTRUCTIONS this number 1,414
immediately left for that city and
were credited to
y
ranch where they milked 100 cows
Tillamook county. This county also
the report from her is that while
and ran a milk route in the city of
contributed 28 to the total of 3.434
Mr. Jackson was pretty low for a
ters Explaining Need For The Eureka. He was in the University Annual Meeting of The Tillamook tme he is progressing favorably now Telephone Pole Crashes Through motorcycles licensed in the state. Of Guardian of Insane Man Brings Suit
of California in 1913 and at O. A.
the money gathered in for autoinc-
and hopes to be around again in a
To Annul Marriage.—Other
County Creamery Assn.
Window of DeLillies Apart­
Highway Mailed To Each
C. in 1914.
bile licenses Tillamook county con-
Tick—“How far is it to Bay City
After eight months service with
Cases Pending
This Month
ment House
Representative
The report
and back.”
Tack—"Three mlles
tributed *26.582.75.
the government as butter inspector,
shows that there were 94 registered
there and 6 miles back." If you
Mr. Pine enlisted In the latter part
chauffeurs in thia county, who paid
do not believe this ask Larry Can­
Stockholders of the various cheese
The February term of the circuit
'he state senate passed the Roose- of 1917, and sailed overseas January
The Pacific Coast section was *331.00 over the fee counter of the
non of the Coast Guard; he knows
t military highway bill Tuesday 22, 1918, on the troopship Tuscania, factories are holding their annual tor he walked all the way there and swept by a heavy wind storm again state, and sixteen dealers in motor court opens next Monday morning
h a vote in the house of 26 to 4. which was later torpedoed In the meetings throughout the county, back. Larry was laid up for a day Saturday
afternoon.
A
great vehicles who contributes *480 for with the Honorable Geo. R. Bagley
I measure is to be put to a vote English channel. Mr. Pine landed eight meetings having been held or two but at present he shows no amount of damage is reported from that privilege. 1,952 regular auto­ presiding.
Murdo McGregor is suing the
the house during the next few safely in Ireland. He served a year during the last week and seven more ill effects of such a violent diversion. all parts of the Oregon and Wash­ mobile operators and 20 special op­
being scheduled for next Saturday
Wheeler
United Luniber Company
and a half overseas.
ington
coast,
and
the
wind
velocity
erators were licensed In this county.
The "Get Together Club’s” pro­
for
damages
for an alleged trespass
Coming to O. A. C. in September, and three for Monday.
tome opposition developed in the
is
reported
to
have
been
as
high
as
In all Tillamook county contributed
gram of Saturday night last failed
last
December.
The plaintiff claims
ite at the last minute. Senators 1919, Mr. Pine was appointed as­
150
miles
per
hour
in
some
sections.
The elections held lately resulted to materialize on account of the ab­
*28,335 to the motor vehicle fund of
that
he
owns
a
certain
tract of land
Considerable
damage
was
caused
'ollett, Strayer, Porter and Vin­ sistant instructor of dairy husband­ n the following directors:
the state in 1920.
sence of the usual amount of illum­
vpojt which defendants are supposed
casting the dissenting four votes, ry. He has been there continually
Cloverdale—Chas Ray, Frank L. ination—electric lighting being ta- in and about the city during the
to have entered and cut down ten
s predicted that there will be ever since, and has taken keen in­ Owens. D. A. Bailey.
boo for that evening. However, the short time the storm was at its
trees. The plaintiff further olliges
lost SOMETHING INTERESTING
siderable opposition also in the terest in dairy work, having charge
height.
The
Tillamook
Hotel
the
redoutable
John
Zenor
arose
to
Cold Springs—H. C. Sanders, R. O.
that the company used a donkey en­
plate
glass
two
window
lights;
one
se when the measure comes up of the dairy exhibit and the milking Allen, I. E. Gist.
ABOUT
COUNTY
ROADS
occasion and after marshalling all
gine in conveying the logs and es-
contest at the Oregon State Fair
and one transom light. Williams &
re.
the
couples
that
could
be
got
hold
of
Fairview—John
Naegeli, John
tablished a log dump on the place,
he bill was introduced by Sena- last year.
(By Fred C. Baker)
and about the same number of can­ Williams garage lost a plate glass
Morgan.
Wm.
Maxwell.
Mr.
Pine
expects
to
arrive
in
Till-
Many smaller windows
Hall and Norblad and makes
A good many persons seem to be raining the land for garden pur­
dles he put on a dance and feed window,
Holstein—Ben W. Nielson, J. J.
liable *2,500,00 for the con- amook just as soon as a new man
of the opinion that Tillamook coun­ poses. McGregor asks judgment for
that was a credit to the community. were blown out In the city.
at Rupp, John Schild.
A
barn,
belonging
to
Chas.
Wells
ction of the Roosevelt highway can be found to take his place
ty is not getting the amount of the sum of *24,000.
John was master of ceremonies. J.
In the suit of Maggie Knudson
nigh Oregon to connect with the college.
Red Clover-—M. Abplanalp, R. R Cramer took command of the piano, south of town, in which was kept un good roads for the large amount of
versus the F. S. Harmon Furniture
automobile,
was
blown
over
and
the
Stillwell, G. Wyss.
liar projects now under way by
money
expended
upon
them,
but
Billie Sipprell, the violin, and E.
company et al, the plaintiff alleges
fornia and Washington. This LOCAL WOMAN PROVES VALUE
South Prairie—Frank Blaser, T. Amborn, the drums, Now, listen: machine damaged considerable. Mr. they do not take into consideration
that the defendant now holds cer­
id give a continuous coast hlgh-
Wells
also
lost
a
barn
on
his
place
and
ascertain
the
reason,
which
is
OF SMALL PEN OF CHICKENS W. Lyster, C. S. Wells.
the latter consisted of 1 water buck-
tain
shares of stock in the Jones-
on
Netarts
bay.
A
garage
belonging
from British Columbia to Mex-
very simple if they would give
a
Elwood did not have enough et, 1 coffee can, 1 tin lid, 1 cracker
Knudson Furniture company and
It seems to be a question as
to
to
W.
A.
Bennett
was
demolished.
little
time
and
thought
to
the
mat
­
members out to hold an election box and 1 section of 2x4 scantling,
he bill was brought up at
a whether it is profitable to keep hens while Neskowin has not been
A trip about the county next day ter.
This is the reason: Heavily asks that the co’i-t have the stock
heard and say, his performance on this var­
revealed
much
more
of
the
havoc.
lial election in May. 1919, and at in town at the present high cost of from yet.
loaded
auto trucks are destroying sold and use the receipts by apply­
ied paraphernalia was the only thing
time provided for funds to feed. Following is a report for the
Trees were felled, doors blown from the roads as fast as the county can ing them on the indebtedness of the
¡secretary
Haberlach
of
the that interfered with the dance, for buildings, chimneys razed, and tele­
d the highway with federal aid. month of January as given by Mrs.
build them, which takes a large pro­ Jones-Knudson Furniture company,
reports
the most of the time the crav'd was phone poles were ’own In every di­
any
government has failed to re- D. . Goodspeed, residing at 401, cor­ creamery association
portion of the road fund to keep turning over to the plaintiff
may
watching
him.
Shakespeare
i
amount left after paying such in-
rection.
A
telephone
pole
near
the
id, however, and good roads ner of 4th avenue and 3rd street, of cheese situation in good shape with draw “sermons from stones
them
tn
repair,
leaving
too
small
a
and
orders much in excess of the supply.
debtedness.
ters thought it best to carry on this city.
talks from running brooks” but : It DeLillis apartments fell against the proportion c* road funds for other
Cheese
has
been
sold
as
far
as
six
R. H. Coshun has filed Sili'«
Mrs. Goodspeed keeps her little
building
and
broke
out
a
window.
work independently of the gov-
work. Thesis are the simple fact»,
remained for Amborn to draw mu­
of weeks ahead, with the provision that sic from tin lids and harmonies
lent. For that reason the new flock right here in the heart
The Portland-Tillamook train was ! as well as the reason why the road against the Fox Lumber Company
at
and the T. B Potter Realty Compauy
was introduced into the legisla- town and is by no means losing it go forward at market price
from soap boxes. And he did it too blocked for Sunday. The outgoing fund cannot do impossibilities. To
date
of
shipment.
for foreclosure of liens »gainst cer­
them. She has 19 hens, consisting
train
got
as
far
as
Enright
and
was
prevent
this
damage
being
done
to
—you betcher life.
It is thought that a 3c advance
how-
is argued that the highway of 9 full blooded Black Minorcas, 8
the county roads, one thing should tain tracts of land for the costs of
The club will hold a hard times forced to turn back. Monday,
Id not be sectional in character full blooded Plymouth Rocks, and 2 will be put into effect shortly, de­ dance on Feb. 5—next Saturday ev­ ever, service was resumed.
and must be done if the roads in Til­ paying taxes.
pending upon whether it is thought
would benefit all parts of Ore- Rhode Island Reds.
lamook county nmount to anything I Chas. W. Sears, by John Borba,
ening and everybody is invited. Only
During the month of January best or not to make an advance in there is this to be said about it.
if it were completed. The op­
in the future. The ioads on auto Jr., his guardian, is suing Sabina C.
lion claims that as the matter these 19 hens laid 314 eggs, or 26 face of declining prices in other there is a fine out for anyone who GOVERNOR OLCOTT SETS
trucks must be limited. If this is Harvey, alias Sabina C. Sears, for
DATE FOR PRUNE WEEK not done the taxpayers will contln- annulment of a marriage said to
»nee referred to the people with and 1-6 dozen, At 50c per dozen lines.
wears good clothes, so be careful.
provision that It be built with this totals *14.08. Out of these she
The annual meeting of the Tilla­
lually have their hands in their pock- have taken place June 22, 1920. It
Ernest Amborn has divorced him­
Governor Olcott has < designated et8 fO make good the damage done iB alleged that the plaintiff was ad-
al aid the matter should rest sold 13*4 dozen at 50c per dozen, mook County Creamery Association self from the Coast Guard service
until the government is will- netting *6.75, and the balance she is to be held sometime during the and left this week for Portland February 14th to 19th, Inclusive,
. ........ . as by auto trucks. The county court judged insane last December 20th
Prune
Week
for
the
state
of
Oregon. i cannot economize and obtain the best and was (.'unmitted to the insane
found use for in her own household. month of February.
o do it’s part.
where he will enter the real estate
The
governor
calls
upon
the
peo­ results In road building if things asylum at Salem, Oregon; that i (he
cost
e local Chamber of Commerce Her feed for • these chickens
business.
and
defendant
went
ple
of
the
state
to
use
all
the
prunes
a
igh the president, F. C. Baker, approximately *4.00, leaving her
! are allowed to continue as at present. plaintiff
There were a few gentle zephyr«
Distraction of Our Scenery
through a marriage ceremony t while
they possibly can during thlB week, In fact, It is decidedly wrong,
ent the following letter
to profit of *10.08, and the satisfaction
as
Medford, Oregon.—The thought­ up this way on Saturday last. One for their own good and the good cf
member of the house witn the of being able to depend on fresh
well as unjust, to allow auto truck the plaintiff was incapable of mak-
less
destruction of trees and shrubs lifted the roof off the Fowler gar­ the prune industry .
ac-
of influencing legislation fa- eggs.
I
owners
to destroy the loads of the lng a contract of this kind on
along the highways of Oregon has age and deposited it a few yards up
Twenty-two million pounds
of county as they have done in
le to the measure:
the count of being an irresponsible per­
the
street
after
turning
it
over
flap
reached the stage where it now be­
prunes remain unsold from
last past. It is natural to suppose that son. The plaintiff asks that the
ir Sir: The good news that the
Fairview Grange
comes
necessary for the people lo Jack style; another lambasted a tree year’s crop and will represent a
Senate had passed the Roose-
Fairview Grange will meet
i the auto truck owners will protest if marriage be declared void.
in
across the Alley residence, while a
large
loss
to
the
people
of
the
state
lighway bill by a majority of regular session on Thursday, Feb. protest, otherwise their greatest ae- third made
trucks are limited to a certain
aspecialty in win­
if this amount of fruit is allowed to weight but those who pay heavy
4 was received with great re- 10. All live grangers should make set, the scenic grandeur of Oregon, dows and demolished not a few.
JOE PLASKER LOSES BIG
g by the people of Tillamook an effort to be there and take, part will be ruined for all time to come.
At a meeting of the members of spoil, Co-operation by every one taxes and those who ubo the roads
AUTOMOBILE BY FIRE
The Medford Chamber of Com­
he coast counties, and they in the questions that are sure to
the “Get Together Club” held re­ in the state can save this enormous for business and pleasure have just
(every reason to hope and be- come up at this meeting. Things of merce is the first commercial organ­ cently the resignation of J. W. Cook loss.
cause to complain at the auto truck
An automobile, the property
of
I the House will record a slm- importance to the wellfare of the ization in the stat« to make a con­ was accepted and A. J. Cummings
owners. The way out of the serious Joe Plasker of this city, was totally
tote for so meritorious a bill, Grange will be presented.
If you structive effort to preserve the scen­ was elected to succeed him.
and expensive situation is for
the destroyed by fire Tuesday night
Joe TILLAMOOK LEGION TEAM
ie reason that the proposed are not there you have no right to ery of the state in the formation of Willets presided and whatever Joe
DEFEATS CLOVERDALE (county court to limit the loads on north of Bay City.
'ay will open up a very exten- criticize the action that may be tak­ an association to prevent further does he does It with the finish of a
auto trucks, which Is the only sen­
The cause of the fire Is unknown,
ad valuable section of unde- en. Visitors from other granges are destruction of stately trees and na­ Bill Hart ,so you will know from
Wednesday night witnessed a bas­ sible and businesslike thing to do if but the machine is a total loss wl’h
ti country, the best in
the expected. We welcome any and all tural shubbery «long the highways this that everything went off with ket ball contest between the Clover­ Tillamook is to have good roads.
the exception of a small amount of
lor dairying, which is now that can make a visit to Fairview. of Jackson County.
the proper eclat.
dale team and the team from Tilla­
insurance.
id up” for want of roads.
Make your corner consplcious
by
A section of the constitution of the
Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Smith, who mook Post of the American Legion,
The machine was a Velle touring
Washington
county
is
most
?n-
re are numerous places along your presence.
proposed association is quoted as occupied the log cabin have taken the game being played at Clover­ thusiastic over the proposition to car.
egon coast exactly similar to
showing the object of the organiza­ up their residence in Portland where dale.
Improve the Wilson river road, for
ook county, which produced
Entertain At “500”
tion: "To arose public sentiment Mr. Smith is connected with the P.
Up to the first half the Cloverdale the road meeting ft Hillsboro last Music Study Club Will Be Organized
,000 worth of cheese
last
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Terry enter­ against the destruction of trees and R. L. & P. Co.
boys had the best of It as the Legion Thursday was packed with delega­
A course of study will be given in
ind as soon as this great tained a number of friends last
If there is any other spot in Til­ team had never played together be­ tions from all parts ot that county. the form of illustrated lectures for
shrubbery along the public high­
ty is opened up there will be Thursday, Jan. 27th. The evening
ways; to promote the planting of lamook county that can show more fore and were not sufficiently organ­ Before the advent of the train into those who are Interested in the up­
[thousands more of prosperous was spent playing Progressive ”500”
trees and shrubs along the highways children to the square foot than Bar ized, the score at the last half stand Tillamook the Wilson river road building of the art ot music In this
•fill and happy dairymen and Those present were Mr. and Mrs. II.
by the ranch owners; to cooperate View let them arise and say so. 'lite Ing at 18 to 14 in favor of the south win the most popular loute, espec­ community, whether musically in­
families in the coast counties, F. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Loll, Mr.
school bus takes out between thirty enders. At the close of the game, ially In summer, as well as the clined or not.
I crop failures are unknown, and Mrs. John Carroll, Mr and Mrs. with the Supervisor of the Crater
¡ lid forty each morning and that’s however. Tillamook won out by a shortest.
Lake
National
What the meeting at
Forest,
the
Superin-
The course Is divided into three
robably are aware of how suc- Wm Oathout, Mrs. Margaret Oath-
about like sticking your Anger
in score of 37 to 24. making 23 points Hillsboro wanted was for the State departments one for mothers—one
tendent
of
the
Crater
Lake
National
i and wealthy the dairymen of out, Miss Flo Imus, Mr. and Mrs. J.
the ocean and pulling it o’i<
and in the last half.
Highway Commission to designate for high school students and one for
»ok County have become and C. Brown, Mr. E. F. Schultz, Mr. and Park and the County Road Super­
looking
for
tn
)
hole.
Well,
maybe
The Cloverdale team was composed the Wilson river road a state high­ miscellaneous members such as chair
visors
in
the preservation of the
putation of Tillamook cheese, Mrs. Clarence Coe and Mr. and Mrs.
scenic attractions along the high- not quite so bad a* that, but any- of Todd. Kuntz, McGinnis, Franklin way and to run n preliminary sur- workers-- and those who care Io
b should and can have many M. R. Terry.
"ay there’s a bunch left after these and Owens, while Tillamook Post vey to ascertain somewhere near learn sight reading.
¡prosperous localities if the
Dainty refreshments were served ways and for the establisment and are gone.
was represented by Conover, Ebei- what it would cost to build the road,
This course of study is highly re­
maintainance
of
the
convenient
and
rwill follow the example pf the and everyone reported a very enjoy­
man. Dlmmick, Wallace and Ershlne. A committee was appointed to draw commended by Dr. Landsburg, Dean
i, for the building of this high- able evening. The first prize was sanitary tourist campgrounds, to aid
up resolutions, to the effect that of Music of the University of Oregon
fill greatly help to swell the awarded to H. F. Cook, and Mrs. in the prevention of forest fires; to
Oregon Second In Education
Washington and Tillamook delega- also Prof Goodrich, president of (be
Kill Kare Klub Party
Oregon was ranked second in all
Won of Oregon and the State Margaret Oathout winning the con- procure neat signs directing tour­
The Kill Kare Klub met January tlons at Salem appear before
the State Music Teachers Association.
ists to scenic attractions off the ma'n the states of the union from an ed­
fry as well.
solation prize.
20th
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
K.
Case
State
Highway
Commission
with
the j It Is an opportunity that should
ucational
viewpoint
in
a
survey
made
highways
and
in
every
way
assist
[Tillamook Chamber of Comin-
The guests all seemed to agree on
above object in view. Those who not pass unheeded. The course will
bincerely hopes that you are the point of wishing "Matt” would the County, State and Federal auth- by the Russel Sage educational with Mrs. Franklin assisting.
It being the annual election day were appointed on this committee be given under the direction of Mrs.
thorities to carry out their plans for foundation covering the period be­
bring this bill from a State and have another birthday soon.
Mnent point of view. Oregon
scenic development.”
tween 1890 and 1918, according to the following officers were elected: were Dr. Wood of Hillsboro, Editor E. I,' Koch. For further Information
■ore population and the Coast
The scenery of the L-nlted States, J. A. Churchill, state superintend­ M tb . H. H. Rosenberg, president, Scott of Forest Grove, and Fred C. call 11W ' Music is part of human
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our many whether it be in the National Parks ent of public instruction. The survey Mrs. Conover, vice president, Mrs. Baker of Tillamook. The building nature—’’
k have the undeveloped land
of the road will largely depend upon
■ they can be happy and pros- friends for tbelr kindnesses shown or along the highways, belongs to compared educational conditions m Boals, secretary and treasurer.
Being asked by the Oregon Feder­ the coat, which Is a matter for fu­
■That is the reason our Charn- us during the sickness and death of the people of this great natiou and the various states under 10 classifi­
Owens-Henry Wedding
anxious that you give this our beloved wife and sister.—D. F. should be preserved for their enjoy- cations made under two different ation of Women’s Clubs to do some­ ture consideration and whether the
A very pretty wedding occurred at
r hearty support and that the j 'c<’say, Mrs. M. L. Conrndy, Mrs F ment and also for the pleasure of heads. One list covered educational thing to help swell the Scholarship two counties will have the money the home of Rev. Allan McRea last
to spare.
ere will always feel grateful J. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Per­ future generations.
Saturday evening at 7 o’clock, when
matters and the other financial sup­ Loan Fund, a donation of five dol­
As the preliminary survey will
kins.
lars
was
sent
to
the
same.
Miss Georgia Owens, daughter of
Public sentiment against the des- port given the school systems. In
entail
a
comparative
small
amount
Seventeen members werP present
> a little surprizing to our
Mrs. D A. Owens, and Mr. Louis
traction of a tree or a shrub along the latter column Oregon was rank­
and all reported having had a good and will give a better idea of the ¡Henry were united In marriage. The
f to read in the Oregonian sentative can look at the matter in the highways will do much toward ed 21th.
cost,
this
Is
all
that
can
be
accom-|
time.
House was going to snow any other way.
pllshed'Thls 7*r’”’The "Washington
r,D* <*r'raonr
u"*>'
retaining Oregon as the most scenic
Under the educational heading
The Club will meet February 17th plished this year. ’
ttndar.
It will be a bitter
Very respectfully yours,
State In the union and the tourfst, the only state that was ranked ahead
county court will come to Tillamook |Th* brlde WM Dr*t,lly dres*ed I 1»
btment to Tillamook people
F. C Baker
prospective settler and Investor will of Oregon was California. Iowa at the home of Mrs. Clara Boals.
county to confer with our county white. After the ceremony dainty
—
Coast Counties if this la cor-
President Tillamook Chamber
unconsciously be drawn here
on ranked third in the list.
court to take up that phase of the light refreshments wer served. Mi
of Commerce
Henry Is the brother of .Mrs. Allan
account of their natural inclinations
the opening up of this great.
According to the survey, Oregon I Doris Houston and sister from question.
McRea. The happy young couple
to
se
c
the
scenery,
which
may
be
.
Manhattan
Beach
were
in
this
city
ranks
19th
according
to
the
average
>ed section of country is of
The Chamber la also sending let­ sold to them year after year.
shopping
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
|
will
reside at the Shaw apariemente.
salary
paid
teacher«.
The
revenue
J.
Lathey
and
E.
C.
Wardell
Importance to the entire
ters of appreciation to the members
derived for support of the Oregon
were bualneex visitor« In this city Ouests at the wedding were Mrs. D
'4 we cannot conceive how of the atate aenate for the way the
Roy
Wanted to Know—"Why Smith schools has Increased 40 per cent in
Lottery—Wallace Reid in "The from Portland the flrat part of thlv A. Owens, IJt Verne Owens.
,wak*. progressive Repre- bill was supported by that body
l*ft Home.” Gem Friday.
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