The Gate city journal., April 29, 1927, Image 1

THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
V O LU M E
X X V . NO.
N Y S S A , OREGON, F R ID A Y ,
it
*-
OW YHEE
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lowe
dinner guests in the B. F.
| home Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. W alter Marshall of|
Nyssa were calling in the
Lowe
and Fisher homes on Sunday.
29. 1927.
*1.50 P E R Y E A R
Vaporings o f
WEALTHY SHEEPMAN
COMA 30 HOURS v , o rv? 7 ! r
OF WESTFALL OIES
itor.)— Because the prohibition laws
"•
JE R R Y
M ARSH ALL
RECOVERS do not absolutely prevent moonshin- M ALCOLM C O R R IG A L SUCCUM BS
C O NSCIO U SN E SS A F T E R LO S­
ing and bootlegging, the weta point
TO SPO TTE D F E V E R A N D
The Kolony pump fo r irrigating
IN G F IS T IC B A T T L E
to them aa failures
and
demand j
P N E U M O N IA
I was started on Monday.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded.
their repeal and the restoration ol
Mesdames O. Schweizer, E. Ward,
I the old license
system.
By
the
W. F. Homan et ux to Mabel Judd
IM P U L S E FO R S O U TH E R N P A - !
Jerry Marshall, unconscious f ° r same token all other laws are fail-
C. Fisher and T. M. Lowe attended Koster-Lots 11, 12, 13, and 14, Block
Malcolm Corrigal, pioneer sheep
C1F1C W IL L BE TO E X TE N D
the County Council at V alley View 138, Ontario.
more than 30 hours
following a ures and should ^
repCaled.
The man of the county, who
made W est-
4-16-27. *10.00.
E A S T W A R D T O M A LH E U R
■Saturday and pronounced it extra
cabin on
Cottonwood 18th amendment to the Constitution fall his home fo r many years, died
Thomas Gardiner to Ontario N a­ light at a
— — -
good.
There was an exceptionally
creek near Harper, is slowly recover- j o f the United s u te g 8nd the Vol- here Wednesday morning o f spotted
tional B an k -S E K S E K and Lot 2,
mg and w ill live, while a warrant stead law make the handling o f in- fever
and
pneumonia.
He
was
Sec. 3-22-46. 4-12-27. *1.00. (Q. C.
lias been sworn out charging Theo- |0Xicating liquor a crime; but i f the brought to Vale in delirium nearly
Deed).
dore
Austin
with
the
offense.
Coun­
year council meetings are missing
outlawed business o f the manufac- two weeks ago and from the first
Frank C.
Bramwell,
Supt.
of ty officials are making a thorough
an unusual treat along educational
lure and sale o f liquor ran be made there was little chance for his re­
Banks
to
Quinn
River
B
ank-SEK-
search for Austin, but he has not legitimate and respectable through
T o Malhrur County Means Markets lines.
Each year they are better
covery. He was past 50 years old.
S W K Sec. 32-32-46. 4-15-27. * 1.00. been located and is thought to have
In A ll Directions For Vale
and better.
the operation o f a license, so can Funeral services were arranged fo r
(Q.
C.
Deed).
left Malheur county in a car.
And Owyhee Projects
any other crime. I, therefore, sug­ Friday afternoon at the Nelsen chap­
Mr. and Mrs. Page o f Vale called
Pacific Live Stock Co. to J. D.
Marshall and Austin were living gest the licensing o f all forms of
at the J. B. Smith home Sunday and
el, with Rev. P erry officiating.
Fairman ct al-Lot 20, Harper Ranch together in the cabin. In some way crime.
Mr. Corrigal was known through­
Assurance that the Southern Pa- ^
with Miss ,vers went ? " UP to Subdivision.
3-31-27.
* 10.00.
they became angered and the figh t
the new dam site at The-Hole-in-the-
I would have the law fix a fee out the county as a successful sheep
cific and H ill railroad lines
have
Marshall
was
terribly
Pacific Live Stock Co. to J.
D. occurred.
agreed on entering Klamath Falls « round-
A larKe delegmtion from Fairman et al-Lot 21, Harper Ranch beaten about the head and present­ for each act hitherto appearing on man, a highly respected citizen and
a good business man. He came to
over the tracks o f the form er is 0 n ta n ° were also enjoy.ng an out-
ed a sorry sight. He was w e d for our statute books as a crime. For
Subdivision. ,3-31-27.
*10.00.
murder I would have the fee fixed this country from Scotland 30 years
assurance that railroad construction
and AuBast
Tuelson
by
Buzz
Hart,
a
sheep
man
who
P. R. Soars et ux to
Malheur
w ill reach the central part o f O re -, and the Kl.ngbaclc fam .ly represent-
• t one hundred thousand dollars. No ago, firs t settling at Heppner. F ive
C o u tn y-S W K N E K Sec. 8-16-43. 4- lived nearby, until taken to the hos­ doubt there would be objection to years later he moved to
Malheur
gon, and that dreams o f a direct t(* ^ wy ee*
pital.
It
was
feared
that
Marshall
18-27. $1.00. (Q. C. Deed).
county.
He le ft quite a large es­
California and coast market are at ^ Oregon Trail gets the star fo r the
would die without regaining con­ the size o f the fee, on the ground
Malheur County to Malheur Land
that it would be class legislation, tate, as he was the owner o f con-
last to come true. When the cen- 1 best attendance at the Council
as
sciousness.
for only the wealthy could afford siderable farm land and livestock,
tral and eastern part o f the state from this precinct 13 o f
their 15 C o .-S W K N E K Sec. 8-16-43.
4-18-
Game Wardens Pete McGovern of
have modern transportation facili- Pa’ d members were there.
127. *1.00.
Baker and Charles McClees
saw the luxury o f licensed murder. But j Herbert Corrigal o f W estfall is a
ties, fo r Malheur it will mean access . Slides o f South A frica were shown1 U. S. A . to Archie M. S m ith -W K - _________
Marshall at his cabin Thursday and we have found it almost impossible brother. Two brothers and a sister
to convict a wealthy malefactor, no live in Scotland.
His uncle is
a
to markets in all directions o f agri- at the Oregon Trail school for t h e 1 N W K Sec. 34; and E K E K Sec. 33-; reported the
matter how. conclusive the proof of banker o f Heppner.
16-39; Lot 4, Sec. 3; and Lot 1, Sec.
Besides these
cultural products that w ill be produc- children on Wednesday evening,
his guilt.
Under the license sys­ relatives, many friends mourn his
ed on the great Vale and Owyhee ir- 1 The Kolony school boys were vic- 4-16-39. 11-22-1922.
tem, instead o f
expending
vast untimely death.
rigation projects.
| torious in a ball game with the Ore-
U. S. A. to Archie M. Sm ith -N E K
amounts o f the people’s money in
NEK-
Predict Development
j gon Trail boys but the girls were N W K S E K , E % N W 14, and
futile prosecutions, huge suras would
j lloise Visitors—
The Oregonian said in a Sunday! bested in a game with the children S W K Sec. 34-15-39. 11-22-1922.
O N T A R IO
be paid into the public
treasuries
Archie
M.
Smith
to
M.
C.
Sells-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Hohn
of
Boise
ed itorial:
1 from the B ig Bend school on Fri-
for the
privilege
of
committing
N
E
K
,
N
W
K
S
E
K
,,
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i
i
N
W
K
,
and
over
to
spend
Sunday
with
the
A beautiful spring day greeted
Once in Klamath Falls, the H ill day. The Kolony served doughnuts
licensed crime. Just think how satis­
school
and NEKSWK Sec. 34; W U N W K Sec. Ted Hohn fam ily here.
the caravan o f about thirty
cara
lines w ill have as good a case for and lemonade to the
factory
to
ensconce
yourself
safely
33-16-39; Lot 4, Sec. 3; and Lot 1, With Ontario Friende—
connection with the Western Pacific their visitors.
and comfortably behind a log, in a that made the trip to the Owyhee
Sec.
4-16-39.
9-4-26.
*10.00.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
H.
Ennis
spent
Mrs. Thomas Rust and two small
dam site last Sundev
n W. Jones
as the Southern Pacific made fo r the
Corinne Maxwell Ward to R. C. Sunday visiting with the J. F. Mill- paieh o f brush, with the proper li- headed the committ
•
i
extension to its Central Pacific line daughters M ary and Betty Louise
n
nse
in
your
pocket
and
plug
your
via Alturas. Central Oregon would were guests Thursday in the Kling- Enos-Lots 13 and 14, Block 1, A d ­ kin and J- E. Long families in On­ unsuspecting enemy as he came by. the a ffa ir with th
tario.
rian.
4-14-27.
*1.00.
Larue Blackaby ai
la
then have two routes through N e ­ back home.
And when you discovered that your­
Mrs. Crocker Johnson to R. D. Gate City Visitors—
who made plans ft
pier
vada both eastward and westward—•
The Henry Slippy fam ily
were
self
and
your
neighbor's
w
ife
were
Maule-Lots 15 and 16, Block 136,
Misses Hazel Russell and Alice
i
two through Utah and Colorado to Sunday visitors in the John Jarvis
affinities, how convenient a license lunch. W ell over
Ontario.
4-18-27.
$10.00.
Purvis accompanied Mrs. Posey and;
enjoyed the
outi
the middle west and tw o to
San home at the Head gate.
would
be
fo
r
the
elimination
o
f
the
U. S. A . to A lfred A . Jungwirth- her daughters to Nyssa Friday af-
engineers who ar
Francisco.
The impulse
fo r
the
The E. Arm strong fam ily from
1 U K 7 V r
1
‘ 1 superfluous husband, ao that
you enK,nce”
EKSW K,
SEKNWK, W K N E K , , ternoon
and _ did not return
until an<J , he couU Uy#
,ly ever a f. , dam site
Southern Pacific gradually to extend near Nampa were calling in
-------------------------- h a p p ily ------------
the and N W K S E K Sec. 25; and W % -
Sunday evening.
eastward from Lakeview and occupy Kolony Sunday.
ter, unmolested by pesky sheriffs, (e Ptlon and exPlal
S E K Sec. 24-16-40. 8-30-1920.
With
Nyssa
Friends—
southern Harney and Malheur coun-
The c]aude Sm,th Alyon McGinn.
and
costly all who were inte
W. R. Aldridge to Rose Aldridge- j Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Strlngfellow pestilential detectives
tics, fo r the Union Pacific to com
com- .
.....
,
tits,
Jack T aylor wer
court
proceedings.
is and W alter Pinkston families en- N E K N E K S E K Sec. 29-15-47. 3-5-
drove to Nyssa Sunday to visit the
plete its line westward across the
| to see his brothor
joyed a picnic dinner at the mouth 1923. $10.00.
A valuable feature o f the license
Ray Chapman fam ily, form er ac-
: hospital.
state, would be felt.
o f the Owyhee river Sunday.
Bystem would be the fact that there
Agnes Theresa Stulb to Daniel E. ¡ quaintances in Pendleton.
Through having been held so long
Mr. and Mrs. Fi
would be reprisals. Scarcely would
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Currier, Mr. ¡Pow ers et a l-W K S W K Sec. 16-20-
Hunt’ s Move—
isir w\ti* w’0
to Brogan Sunday
in cold storage- by the
railroads,
the
funeral
services
be
over
when
and Mrs. J. Lane and Mesdames W. i 43. 8-17-1920. *10.00.
To be nearer their work during
,h*r ri lativ»**.
Oregon is destined to
experience
some friend o f the victim would se­ form er's father a
Nichols, N. Bach, and M. Judd w erej
Emma Zimmerman, Executrix to
the busy summer months, Mr. and
more rapid development now that it
> yer and his
Mr. and Mrs. Di'
cure a license to kill the killer.
representatives at the Council from j Leonard Zimmorman-Lots 6, 7, 8, 9,
Mrs. A . S. Hunt have moved from
is taken out.
visitors
who
mother were among
Kingman Kolony.
1 and 10, Fractional Block 200, Ontar-
The
killing
radius
would
constant­
their residence to a housekeeping
also part o f N W K S W K S E K -
ly lengthen and license fees would saw the ball game at Vale with W il­
Fred Klingback was a visitor in io;
apartment in the rear
of
their
accumulate
in
such
tremendous low R iver Sunday.
Emmett Friday and Saturday
of Sec. 3-18-47. 6-4-26. *1,500.00..
1 store.
Russell
Zimmerman
et
al
to
Leon­
'Valter Grams® moved his fam ily
amounts that we would be able to
last week.
ard Zimmerman-Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, and j Portland Irip
He la en­
finance our governments
county, to Austin on Monday.
Fred Pullen has as a guest his
10, Fractional Block 200, Ontario; j David Graham
returned
from state and national, without direct gaged in work on the highway near
cousin Brie Reed o f Jordan Valley.
also part of NEKSWKSEK Sec. 3- Portland Tuesday, where he spent taxation. In the vendettas resulting there.
Chas. Newbill, Sr., an old resident 18-47.
7-8-26.
*1,500.00
(Q.
C . 1 over a week on banking business. from the license system, many of
Ontario pupils who
represented
o f Owyhee passed away at the Holy P g ed)
His son James met him in Ontario
those who ought to have been hung, the town in the county spelling con­
(F rom the Malheur Enterprise)
Rosary Hospital in Ontario, Satur­
Emma Zimmerman, Executrix to an<l be visited with his fam ily here but whose money saved them from test at Vale Thursday were Frances
H. G. Kennard, state watermaster, day, April the 23rd. His body is to Russall Zimmerman et a l-N E K , S% until Wednesday. Then he returned
hanging, w ill be bumped o ff, thus McClain, Goldie M iller, fifth ;
Ran­
made a trip to the Riverside dam be laid to rest in the Owyhee ceme-
N W K , and W K S W '/ i Sec. 25; N % - to Jordan Valley.
ridding the country o f many
bad dall Kester, Raymond Webster, six­
the last o f the week to install an tary on Monday the 25th.
NW'/i Sec. 36; S % N E K , and S E K - A t Unity—
men.
th; Helen Diven, seventh;
Claude
evaporation station.
The
instru­
Mr. and Mrs. Millous Lawrence
S E K Sec. 26-18-41; N E K Sec. 36;
However, there is one o f the form ­ O’ Dell, eighth. Susaheth McCarthy,
ment records the amounts o f water
visited
the
form
er’s
relatives
near
S % S E K , N W K S E K , and S W K N E -
Helen
er crimes that I would refuse to li­ seventh; o f District 40 and
that evaporate out o f the reservoir!
K Sec. 25-16-41; S W K N E K , and S- Unity last week end. W hile in the cense. That
is
embezzlement.
It Withers, eighth grade student of
in all the months o f the year, weath­
neighborhood
Mr.
Lawrence
again
% N W !4
Sec
30-18-42.
10-14-26.
would be foolish, indeed, to grant District 23 were the other contest­
er conditions, etc.
There is only
tried his luck trout fishing, but in­
* 1 . 00 .
licenses to loot our treasuries and ants from this zone.
one other station in use in Oregon,
Fannie Branson et al to Russell asmuch as the city o f Baker had ap­ thus rob ourselves.
I would make
Ontario nine defeated N e w ' P ly ­
and that is used by the Oregon A g ­
parently
descended
upon
Rose
creek,
Zimmerman et a l-N E K , SK N W 14.
it a capital offense to commit any mouth in the opening game o f the
ricultural college. The information
there
was
scarcely
room
fo
r
another
and W V4SW K Sec. 25;
N%NW K
act without the proper license. For season last Sunday.
Interest did
The March meeting o f the Wade
the station records w ill
prove
of
Sec. 36; S K N E K N % S E K , and SE- hook.
instance, i f an
individual
with a not lag and the game was a battle
great use in the construction
of P. T. A . was at the home o f Mrs. K SE *4 Sec. 26-18-41;
N E K Sec. 13 and 14, Block 70. Greens Add. to murderer’ s license should be caught
throughout.
The line-up
follows:
Jesse Johnston.
A communication
other reservoirs.
36; S K S E K , and S W K N E K Sec. Nyssa.
stealing chickens, I would have him Ed, Nelson, catcher, B ill Lyles and
4-23-27. *60.00.
from
the
Children’s
Farm
Home
was
Mr. Kennard also set
up
rain
25-16-41; S W K N E K , and S K N W K
S h eriff C. W. Glenn to J. Boydell- promptly executed. To make the li­ Van Petter.,
pitchers;
Kerchner,
guages,
anemeters,
thermometers read and it was voted to send * 10. Sec. 30-18-42. 10-14-26.
*1.00. (Q.
et al-Lots 14, 15, and 17, Block 16, cense Bystem still more attractive, firs t; Pat Brennan, second; Scholes,
Mrs.
Roberts
gave
an
interesting
and an evaporation fan. There also
C. Deed).
I would forbid the courts to enter­ third; Parks, ss; Test, If; Moore, cf;
Nyssa. 4-23-27. *30.00.
Healthy
Child.’’
has been constructed an artificial review o f “ The
S h eriff C. W. Glenn to
Payette
Minnie A . F eg tly et v ir to Edna tain any action fo r the recovery of and Masterson rf. Bird is manager
Lunch was served.
control below the dam.
Oregon Slope Irrigation
District-
C. Brandon-Lots 30, 31,
and
32, property or its value; fo r when a o f the team.
The A p ril meeting was at
the
A t present the reservoir contains
H W K S W K Sec.
23-16-47.
4-9-27. BBlock 9, Hadleys 3rd Add. to Vale. thief steals something
under the
home
of
Mrs.
Frank
M
iller
at
Wade.
Judge B iggs spent most o f
the
150,000 acre feet o f water. Within
*641.22.
authority o f a liense,
the
stolen week in Vale at the April term o f
3-21-27. $1.00.
executive
board
10 days an overflow is expected, as A report o f the
J. B. M errill to L. G. Plckell-SW-
U. S. A . to Ben Franks-Lot 9, Sec. property should be “ hisn.” N o doubt court.
considerable water must come down meeting was given and a letter from '4 Sec. 16-15-46. 4-11-27. *10.00.
j 16;
S E K S E K Sec. 17; Lots 2 ,-8, unthinking people with warped or
Mesdames
Harris
and
Judd
on
Pre-
“ Better Homes W eek” has been
as soon as the weather warms up a
Clair John Gibson et ux to Clair 16, and 7, Sec. 20; and Lot 2, Sec. improperly
developed
consciences
observed fo r the firs t time
here
little.
This w ill be the first over­ School Children was discussed. Sev­ J. ( b on C o .-N K N E K , N K N K S K - 29 -2 H -4 4
1-22-1924
will
not
approve
my
program
;
but
this week, with programs under the
flo w in two years. An
abundant eral mothers present agreed to help N E K , and 60 acres in N E K Sec. I s h e r iff C. W. Glenn to R. P. Brad-
I console m yself with the thought
Miss Gillis, county nurse, in exam­
direction o f Miss Edna West, high
water supply is assured.
ford-Lots 10, 11, 12, 17 and
18, that every other great reform er has
ining children. The study hour was 36-19-46. 4-7-27. *1.00.
S h eriff C. W. Glenn to II. R. Otis- B)ock
Green, Add. to Nyssa. 4- been ages ahead o f his contempor­ school teacher.
in charge o f Mrs. Ralph Haworth.
David Rees o f Des Moines, Iowa,
Lots 19 and 20, Block 1, Adrian. 11- | 23 27
*50 00
aries.
The W eiser Annex is now meet­
visited Mrs. Jacob Stroup and Frank
7-1925.
$10.00.
j
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W.
G.
Thomson
ing once a month instead o f twice.
C. D. McCullough et al to Gerrit j Complaints Filed In Circuit Court.
Draper last week, friends whom he
W. L. Shovell, County agent, was
had not seen fo r n great
many
S ta m -S K N K N W K
Sec.
25-21-46.: Wm. McEwen vs Wm. Peutz. 4-18
Spinster
present A p ril 8, and gave an inter­
years.
4-1-27. *8,500.00.
-27.
Injunction.
esting talk on club work. He sang
S. H. Andrews has returned to
S h eriff C. W. Glenn to A. R. Mil-
Dan J. H olly vs C. Ceal Boswell They pity me; in such aloneness sec
The grand j'ury convened Monday several selections.
The Annex is
A grayin g waste, deserted, path­ Albany after visiting his daughter,
r
t
lar-I/Ots
6,
7,
8.
and
9,
Block
29,
et
al. 4-18-27. Foreclosure of mort^
and found six true bills, three of planning a joint meeting w.th Jef- T p u t s ( .h s A()l| to Nyssa;
Lotfl m
»1,771.92.
less, sad;
Mrs. R ay Boyer.
which are secret indictments. Frank ferson association soon.
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Their cloaks around them
draw,
Carl Lawrence and Miss
Reva
Brown was charged with
assault
With the proceeds from the farce, j
sigh, and agree
W H A T ’S N E W
Purcell o f Vale were among those
with a dangerous weapon with intent “ The Hoodooed Coon’ ’ which
the j
That theirs is happiness I never at the recent M aytag banquet. Mr.
to kill and fo r burglary of the On­ Jamieson P. T. A . presented both |
According to the Department o f Agriculture, 217 use-
had.
and Mrs. C. E. McConnachie o f N ys­
tario Pharmacy.
in Jamieson and Brogan, necessary f u l p r o d u c t s a r e m a n u f a c t u r e d f r o m COITl.
One
time their words were small sa were other out-of-town visitors.
Fi4‘ nklin Huntington was indicted equipment
to
standardize
their \ Q a ^ jlujjs are use{] extensively in the manufacture o f
Oren Boyer was
the
principal
stones, grim ly strung,
fo r the th eft o f a Chevrolet car be­
speaker at the Arbor Day entertain­
That
bound
me,
bitter
as
an
iron
S
C
B
0
r
0
oganShisP
n
i^nU
K
husy
preparing
furfu
ral,
a
chemical
important
in
making
synthetic
resin,
longing to Stella Cox o f Ontario.
ment last Thursday sponsored by the
chain,
Up to Friday only two cases had for the zone spelling contest and phonagraph records, and other products.
Their rippling laughter mocked me, Woman’ s Club.
been set for trial for the April term, track meet. W ith the proceeds ob­
Ivo ry substitutes and oil fo r paints are now derived
The Music club met Saturday and
sharply flung
which again promises to be
very tained from a community supper the from soy beans.
Like scarlet shafts down a dark enjoyed another instructive program
P.
T.
A.
has
secured
a
slide
and
light.
State vs. Snyder, charging
in the study o f American musicians.
well o f pain.
Crushed cane stalks from sugar mills are used in the
arson, w ill be tried April 27. The necessary track equipment.
Mrs. Irwin Troxell entertained the
1 would have given years, eternity.
The Ontario P. T. A . met on April manufacture o f lumber substitutes.
case o f Hartley vs. State Industrial
county executive committee o f the
reckless.
The president appointed Mrs.
Accident commission has also been 15.
A new midget camera, only tw o inches thick, takes 5 0
T" break nay fetters,
j W. C. T. U. at her home on Satur­
W ill J. Roberts and Mrs. Wm. I -ax-
set fo r the 27th.
tiny
pictures
with
one
loading
film.
To
b(. . t swift and day afternoon.
son as county council delegates. Mrs.
A new allo^v called solium, the discovery o f a London
strong in me
Vale Sends Flood Quota—
. The N ew Plymouth bank has re­ Laxson, chairman o f the gymnas­
Answering an appeal fo r funds
And glow, just once, a
radiant,
organized and w ill reopen on May 2, ium committee, reported that her chemist, may be made harder than steel or softer than
for relie f o f sufferers in the flood
according to a repent visitor.
A ll committee had been hard at work lead, through variation o f processes o f manufacture.
white flame-
,
i
•
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i
i
,
,
,
, But harbor-dusk is sweet— the sea swept area o f the Mississippi valley,
o f the shares o f stock are owned by upon three prohlems concerning the
An amphibious
airplane,
whose wheels
may be dropped
^
wU,
the Vale Commercial club raised its
, .
,.
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people livin g in N ew Plymouth. A construction o f a gymnasium. A
Years have brought peace, and 1 quota o f »25 which has been sent
constitution and by-laws has been good program was given by the B o y lW h e n 3 Io l'C C d l a n d i n g On w a t e r i s n e c e s s a r y , IS t h e i n -
to Portland office o f the Red Cross.
and Girl Scouts.
| vention o f a French engineer.
am »atia,ied-
adopted and directors named.
FOR NEW LANDS
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: LAST WEEK SHOWS
INCREASING ACTIVITY
IN COUNTY LANDS
were
K err
A P R IL
COMING 0111GF COLO STORAGE
NEWS OF COUNTY SEAT
RESERVOIR KEEPS
EVAPORATION DATA
PARENT-TEACHER
COUNTY NOTES
A
Few Cases For
April Term
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