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,MOOK system
rii“^Z:,XXt:!M0RE FOREST AREAS
UKS IN MINNESOTA well-known fact that labor, that is,
the body of men making up the rank
CLOSED TO SMOKING
and file of the different organizations,
t
season is still ahead and that these
dangerous areas are annually fre­
quented by large numbers of travel­
ers, campers, and berry pickers, ac­
cording to the report. A portion of
the area closed on the Umatilla con­
stitutes an important unit of the city
water supply of Walla Walla, Wash­
ington. The present season is said
to be one of extra high hazard and
the woods are entirly too dry to take
any unnecessary chances of fire get­
ting started.
parked on the pavement were struck
by a third car that was attempting to
pass at the same point. The Retle-
fsen car was knocked off the pave­
ment and tipped over. All the occu­
pants were more or less seriously in­
jured. Mr. Retlefsen was taken to
the hospital with a collar bone broken
in two places. The other two mem­
bers of the party were cut with the
broken glass. The machine that was
parked and the other one that was
mixed up in the accident were both
out of sight when the victims were
able to investigate the identity of the
other people. The injured trio are
r <- p 1 d I y improving al Oceanside
waiting about $900 worth of repairs
on their car.
Market Agent C. E. Spence deeply resent the treatment labor re­
gently visited the Minnesota ceived at the hands of the democratic
The closing of the entire Deschutes
association, gives the fol­ convention when the Davis managers National Forest to smoking has just
facts regarding this large co- ruthlessly shoved George L. Berry, I been announced by District Forester
. ,, There are 630 creameries leading democratic candidate for vice ’ Geo. H. Cecil of the U. S. forest ser-
e association. The independent president, to one side for “Brother II vice, Portland, Oregon. Mr. Cecil has
^ration creameries do only a Chas.” Bryan, despite the fact that also announced the closing of the east
part of the creamery business Berry’s friends had been told by the half of the Columbia National For­
,<ate. Of the 650 co-operative I Davis adherents that he, Berry, would est to camping or smoking. Forest
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about 500 market their I make a most acceptable running officers have been instructed to issue
Crop donations in Southern Alberta
thru the centra! association; mate. Major Berry's slap tn the face -c pcxotiU fxr 4L.
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1 are V excellent,
according
to reports.
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w hundred million pounds of by the Davis folks has also caused these areas, Mr. Cecil " said.
I The hot weather following on the re-
, acre handled for the co-oper- the veterans of the world war to deep­
In edition, the closing of the follow­ cent rains has brought the growing
rreameries by the association ly resent the cruel and unnecessary ing areas on the Umatilla National grain along very rapidly and the out­
reJr The manager estimates treatment of one who served with Forest has just been authorized, ac­ look is considered decidly optimistic.
as increase of 1 1-2 cents per distinction in the world war.
cording to Mr. Cecil’s statement; all Lethbridge reports that with a July
■ ,.,5 netted the creameries
The talk of labor being solid for the national forest land upon the water­ rain there is bound to be a bumper FOl'R MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED
¡je association. This was ac- independent candidate, or any candi­ sheds of Cable Creek, Winona Creek, crop, while Cardston reports say that
ished by carload shipments and date, no one takes seriously. Labor Big Creek, Meadow Creek, Fly Creek, crops were never better.
Four marriage licenses were issued
pent !<>wer freight charges farmers, business men, clerks, or any Chief Creek, Frazier Creek and a
at the county recorder’s office during
¡jail shipments ; by bringing up other body of citizens, cannot be de­ portion of Hida way Creek; also all BAD
the week. Curtis L. Wise was mar­
ACCIDENT AT PLEASANT
of butter thru a system of livered by anyone to any candidate. of the Mill Creek watershed.
ried to Helen M. Johnson of Manhat­
VALLEY
tan on the 4th, and Ralph G. Gardner
non, and by marketing thru American citizens cannot be bossed
These regions are designated as
and Edna G. White of Cloverdale
ptnl agency.
i around like sheep. Labor, or any areas of extreme fire hazard and are
Last Sunday evening William Ret­ were married on' the Sth by E. W.
I ssiociation has an adequate < other body of citizens, cannot be fool­ closed under the provisions of tres­
forage and refrigerator system ed by beautiful phrases or by prom­ pass regulation T-l of the United lefsen, one of the owners of the Ore­ Stanley, justice of the peace. Licens­
i Paul and the creameries are ises which any thinking man knows States department of agriculture, gon mirror and bevelling works, es were also issued to Fred Audelott
Portland,z Mrs. Retlefsen qnd Mr.
equipped in like manner. No cannot be fulfilled.
according to the district forester’s Retlefsen’s brother were victims of and Maybel K. Towers of Garibaldi,
and Frank G. Mitchell and Dorothy
statement.
I grade is used by the associ­
an accident near Pleasant Valley. L. Hare of Tillamook.
si! such being shipped to oth-
The closing of these additional areas They were coming toward Tillamook
Only a fraction of a ton of coal
gpanies, and the producer gets burned in the family furnace is ac­ is made necessary by the fact that
on the way to Oceanside, and in at­
Philomath repairing grade school
K receipts from same. Stand­ tually used to heat the house. At the much of the worst part of the fir«
tempting ot go past a car that was building.
in has been the big things same time, seventeen times as much,
I by the central organization, in actual weight, as is shoveled into
■¡jlamook system of inspection, the furnace is sent up the flue in the
istion and management was form of gas.
«1 closely.
Sixteen tons of this gas. consisting!
of the gases of the atmosphere, oxy­
HE’S COMING!
gen and nitrogen, are carried along
greatest movie-star of them is with the coal gas for every ton of
I to Tillamook Monday August coal that is burned. In this way much
b the Al G. Barnes wild animal of the heat efficiency of the coal is
lost which would otherwise be recap­
movies star, whose name has tured if distributed through mains as
i the lips of all motion-picture in the case of city gas. Twelve of
roughout the country, and who these tons and a little more are of
ipeared in some of the most nitrogen, which goes through the fire
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ilar films released in the past unchanged. Almost four tons of oxy­ I
us signed up with the Al G. gen, necessary for combustion, are
' also sent up in the form of carbon
circus.
Barnes secured him from the dioxide, sulphur dioxide and water
nl Motion Picture Corpora- vapor.
I Universal City, at a cost of
Most of the coal, one thousand five
, after the famous star had hundred pounds or so, also escapes,
the desire to try his hand at I less than one part in a hundred form­
iff.
| ing smoke. Most of the five hundred
movie star is none other than i pounds remaining are ashes. As com­
pared with gas heating, this coal has '
irtin, himself.
dition, you will see Lotus, larg- a steam raising efficiency of only 40 |
only performing blood-sweat- to 50 per cent where the former has I ;
popotamus in the world, who from 78 to 83 per cent. , In heating j
by hot air distribution, coal usually
at every sitting.
bale of hay and a bushel of has an efficiency of considerably less
the greatest sensation on the and the average for gas is around 70
pam is the gigantic extrava- per cent.
"Pocohontas -at the Court of
¡Anne,” the colossal feature
Oregon forest roads get $385,000
p-‘ the entertainment. Don’t from federal funds to be applied as
follows: 26 miles The Dalles-Calif-
ornia highway, in Deschutes national
ictive speaking campaign of forest, $120,000; extension of McKen­
Seal parties will not start un­ zie road in same forest, $25,000;
ite candidates on the several ' Roosevelt highway between Hauser
have been formally notified ' and Coos-Douglas county line, $100,-
j have been chosen by their 0001 surfacing of Mt. Hood loop, $7,-
ions. After these notifications I 500; Roosevelt highway in Siskiyou
ken place the country may national forest, $75,000; Alsea river
numerous speakers to appear I highway near Siuslaw forest, $18,000;
pump and present the claims I forest, near Mule hill, $22,000; main-
krties for whom they speak. ‘ one mile new road in Crater national
MAKE the lighting
I it is true that certan men tenance of highways $34,000.
READ THE HEADLIGHT CLASSIFIED ADS
CAN WHAT YOU CAN
Peaches, Plums, Green Beans and Apples
are now coming in. Get your supply whenever
convenient, but don’t delay.
Sugar—$7.90 per sack cash.
Sauces, Catsup and Spices—our stock is
nearly complete with good extras in eats.
In Catsup we have Snider’s. Monopole.
Heinz and Crosse and Blackwell's Walnut Cat*
sup.
In Sauces we carry Heinz Beef Steak Sauce,
Brand’s A-l Sauce, Green and Red Pepper Sauce,
Noodle Sauce, Snider’s Oyster Coctail Sauce,
Heinz and Beechnut Chili Sauce and Lea & Per­
rins Sauce.
Vinegars—Heinz bottled vinegar and our
extra strong vinegar in bulk for pickling and
table.
The best costs you no more here.
Satisfaction Store-Market
E. G. Anderson
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