The Gate city journal., June 25, 1920, Image 7

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A L E X A N D E R ’S
Great Purchase
HIGH ART SUITS
$35.00 to $45.00
A SUIT
Our Special Sale of 20 Per
Cent Reduction Holds Good
on Shirts, Shoes, Hats, Ties.
The secretary of sta te F rid ay re­
ceived two checke ag gregating $10,-
193.32, covering th e sales of gasoline
and d istillate in Oregon for the month
of May by the Associated Oil company
o f C alifornia and th e Shell Oil com­
pany of C alifornia.
The pure-bred gire cam paign th a t
has become nation-w ide will be fos­
tered by the Lane County Pure-Bred
Livestock association.
The plan of
th is cam paign Is to encourage n othing
b u t pure-bred sires among the herds
of th e farm ers and stock raisers.
W ith only th ree votes cast ag ain st
It, th e proposition of bonding the
G ran ts P ass Irrigation d istric t in the
aum of $400,000 was c arried a t th e
special election S aturday, th e pro­
ceeds of the bond issue to be used in
th e construction of a g rav ity irrig a tio n
project.
A carload of 27 heavy d ra ft horses
w as shipped out of Albany by express
billed to Coeur d ’Alene, Idaho. The
expreBsage amounted to alm ost $500,
h u t the shippers estim ated th at, con­
sid erin g th e feed bill and tim e lost, it
would cost almost as much to send the
horses by freight.
More th an 1000 people viewed the
Im pressive cerem onies Incident to the
laying of th e cornerstone of the Ma­
sonic and E astern S ta r hom e n ear
F o re st Grove. Judge E arl C. Bro-
naugh, grand m aster, and Mr«. A lberta
S. McMurphy, w orthy g ran d m atron,
w ere in charge of th e ceremonies.
Bids opened for furnishing supplies
to r the sta te in stitu tio n s durin g the
six m onths sta rtin g July 1 sa d ending
December 31 Indicate a su b stan tial in-
crease in prices when com pared with
th e proposals received for sim ilar sup­
plies last December, according to R.
B. Goodin, sta te p u rchasing agent.
Oregon, w ith purchases of w ar sav­
ings aecurlties ag gregating 8 cents per
cap ita for th e m onth of A pril and w ith
a total of 51 cents per cap ita for th e
y ear up to May 1, ran k s th ird among
tbe states of the union, according to
a report issued by J. A. Churchill,
■tate sup erin ten d en t of public Instruc­
tion.
The first wagon to cross the sum ­
m it of th e Cascade m ountains by way
of th e McKenzie riv e r highw ay left
th# Lost creek ranch above McKenzie
bridge Sunday, Jum 12, and succeeded
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high earnings and brings n* improve- m ary from Iks survey records o f 825
m oat in tho standard of living it is farm s visited by the Wisconsin expert-
hound to fail of its finest p arp ó se,” m eat statio n : (tho first num ber of tho
Professor Scuddor declares. The stead- following groups applies to s78 farm ers
ily declihibg rural population is one of w ith common lehool e d u c a t i o n nniy,
our g ro ato st national perils.
and tho last ru m b ar tu St .U rge
"V olum es have been w ritten to oc- trained men.)
count for thie grow ing danger to our
Labor income—$632, 31056; value of
economía balance, but ita reasons may house 31754, 32658; bath equipm ent—
be all sum med up as tb s less desirable 22 par cant, 48 per cent, lighting sys­
liviog condition» on tho average farm . tem s -17 per cent, 44 per e sa t; fu m ase
"C ertainly many young men desert h e a t—22 par cent, 47 per cent; auto­
the farm sad flock to tb s cities in hope mobile—20 per se a t, 39 per cent.
of b e ttsrie g th eir living sosditioi s. ”
A Bsilm B each S u it w ith a P ar/, nut
B etter education, P refssso r Scudder
thinks, plays its g re a te st p a rt in bring- H at and aun vas shoe* will kwep you
iag tb s com forts of the tity dw elling to cool.
PAR l VTA clo thing store
the farm . Thie is indicated in a sum«
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For an evening of Entertain­
ment and Rest Come to the
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JBERTY-------THE ATE
Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Night
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SAVES YOU From 30 to 35 PER CENT
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
i tra il seven m iles long la being
constructed by the W estern Lane F or
eat Patrol association between Esmond
• creek, on the Sluslaw river, acrosa the
divide to the m outh of Twin Slaters.
The fossil of a prehistoric whale,
relic of tl*e miocene period, has been
found on the Oregon coast near New­
port by Dr. E arl L. Packard, professor
of geology In the U niversity e f Oregon.
J. C ham berlain, state entom olo­
m gist W. from
Oregon A gricultural college
** a t Corvallis, is In K lam ath F alls to
direct a cam paign for the eradication
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of the pine beetle. He will be there
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Not in several years has th e pros-
• pect been so favorable for crops In
the dry-land d istricts of B aker county
1 as It Is th is year. Unless the unfore-
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A total of 263 perm its to appropriate
w ater and ten perm its to co n stru ct re s­
ervoirs were issued by Percy Cupper,
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state engineer, during the period from
Jan u ary 1 to June 1, 1920, according
to a report made public.
A deal involving the Albany Mill A
E levator company and the elevators
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a t Tallm an and T angent was recently
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closed with Max H ouser of Portland,
whereby th e Portland Flouring Mills
company becomes the owner.
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A month ago you would have thought the price reas­
onable for the ordinary suit. Today you can buy the
very best for that same price. Simply a question of
our being able to take advantage of the opportunity.
That identical time knocks at your door today and
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
ONTARIO
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OREGON
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Means that today you can buy the top
notch, ready to wear tailored suits at
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PARMA CLOTHING 9TO IM .
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Farmer Better
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We w ant you to know w hat this bank stands ready to do for you.
Then you will be in a position to m ake our sarvices and equi, m a rt
useful to your in tarssts.
Come here often, then you will be well known h ere end we may
know b e tte r how to give you personal service To be well known
here, and also to know how to use our service, help* us to nelp
you.
Farm Conditions
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H E L P U S TO H E L P Y O U
Oregon A gricultural College, Cor­
vallis, —.
“ U ntil a life on the
farm provides a living equal in com fort
and attractio n to the com fort and a t
traction ef the city, as well as oppor­
tunity for highar earnings (it dee lh at
now, I believe) our ru ral problem will
so t be solved, “ says H. D. Scudder»
head of farm m anagem ent e t O. A. C
“ I f b e tte r education leads only to
■ THE BANK OF NYSSA
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H WALTERS Pres.
FRANK D. HALL, ( t i hie
Fred E. Young, Assistant Cashier.
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If
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CAN YOU SAVE
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$10 a Month
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Saving is the surest road to success. Putting by a little each month provides for your
family and you become a stockholder—a part owner—in a great institution. An in­
stitution that provides the power for homes industries and agriculture in Idaho
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GROWTH
in m aking tb e trip w ithout a great a storm of p ro test and a conference
deal of difficulty, according ta word was called in P o rtlan d for the purpose
This bt.'siness mnst grow in proportion to the needs of the State. As aservrnt of the
from Bisters, on th e e th e r side of of reaching some agreem ent am ong the
people it is more closely allied to the interests than any other buaineea. Develop-
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the m ountains.
persons in terested In the bird refuge
is assured as power is a necessity Invest in the Cumulative Preferred Stock of the
The ceploue show ers th a t have vis­ and the irrlg a tlo n lsts adjacent to Mai
ited M orrow county w ith in th e last h e u r lake. N othing was accomplished
Idaho Power Company paying 7 per cent.
ten days give prom ise of th e heaviest at th is conference, according to Mr.
crop of w heat th a t has b atn harvested Cupper, and the m easure as revamped
In terest Paid on the Sm allest Saving
since 1913, w hich was th e b anner crop la a o t satisfactory. Mr. Cupper con
This stock is selling for $100 a share and yet you may buy it for just $10 down and
in th e h isto ry of the county. W ithin ten d s th a t Oregon ow ns too much land
$10 monthly payments. The savings mnde bring 6 per cent until the stock is paid for
tb e period nam ed m s re th a n an inch n t th e present tim e and th a t the estab­
of m oisture has fallen and th e precipi­ lishm ent of m ore reserv es will have
in full, ana then 7 per cent dividends are paid quarterly each year.
ta tio n h a s been general.
n tendency to Increase taxes w ithout
Dividends have been regulary paid on the Company’s
Automobile to u rists passing through gaining for th e taxpayers correspond
B aker have m ade statem en ts to the lng benefits.
Preferred Stock s in e its organization. 1 here arc more
Idaho P o w er
effect th a t a t S alt Lake City thousands
Company
than
160
customers
and
employees
who
own
steck.
As th e resu lt of the refusal of Flynn
of trav elers had been tu rn ed from the
Bolae, Idaho
k Co., the larg est cigar m anufacturers
old Oregon tra il because of erroneous
Find out how you can profitably invest th# next
in the northw est, w ith headquarters
Send full p e rtltu la s
rep o rts th a t It was im possible ta ob­
In Baker, to m eet the wage demands
of your 7 per cent Cu­
h ve bend the coupon at once for particulars.
ta in gasoline in Oregon. In Idaho th <
m ade by cigar m akers, th e men walk
m ulative P referred Stock
to u rists were told th a t gasoline In Ore­
ed out, and the in d u s try is practically a
offer and Special Savinga
gon co st 55 cen ts a gallon.
at a standstill.
P ian, w iihout obligatfon to
U nder the d irection of a citizens'
Leroy Childs, su p erin ten d e n t of the
me.
com m ittee headed by M ayor Eastes,
Hood R iver exp erim ent station, has
Nanne
W. R. Speck, S tan d ard Oil m anager at
w arned grow ers to w atch th e ir or­
Bend, suspended deliveries of gasolim
Addresa .
ch ard s carefully to prevent the Inroad?
to all garages and service stations.
of fire blight. T he disease, It was
W ith only 3000 gallons of m otor fuel
stated, has been found in orchard
on hand, and no shipm ents prom
tra c ts on the Hood River-W asco coun
lsed, sale of gasoline was confined to
ty line Just east of th e range of hills
th e pine m illing companies, mail
between Hood R iver and the Mosler n a
stages, physicians and p ro p rlsto rs of
district.
m ilk routes.
F. A. E lliott, sta te forester, has re
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tu rn e d from Bend, w here he obtained I i
an em ergency lan d in g field to be used ■
by av iato rs engaged In p atrolling the
forests of cen tral Oregon d u rin g the
approaching fire season. T he field w
co n tain s several hundred acres and ii ^
located n ear C rane p rairie . A nother > *
em ergency field will be located a sh o rt
distance south ef M ount Jefferson, ac­
cording to Mr. Elliott.
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C ertificates of nom ination affecting
all successful cand id ates of the re­
publican and dem ocratic p arties at the
( recen^ p rim ary election were m ailed
S aturday by Sam Kozer. secretary of X
We concede you the Joy, give
A m ature? yon knew th a t th e tak in g of
burden —
state. In case w here a candidate of
Photographs is a joy, but th e de-
end the re m ite will be pleasing if done
one p arty was defeated, but received
▼elopirg and finishing is a burden.
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by
the nom ination of a n o th er party, he
will not receive a certificate. Refusal
by the secretary of sta te to issue l hese
certificates Is authorized under a law
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passed a t th e 1919 session of the leg­
islatu re and w hich became effective
" Photos th a t a r e d if f e r e n t.”
for th e first tim e a t the recent pri
P u o n s lt» W
O n tario , O eugon
m ary contest.
Th» go-called com prom ise r- carding
■the fram ing of th e Rooeevelt bird ref­
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uge m easure, to be eubm ltted to the
voters of Oregon a t the November
election. Is very u nsatisfactory, ac­ m
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The orig in al bill be aaya, caused
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IDAHO POWER
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